Preliminary hearing in case of theft arson at Park Avenue store
In a Saturday preliminary hearing at St , suspects Gunter and Goldman testified about theft and arson linked to a Park Avenue store. The clerk described fear of opening a saloon and a plan involving tobacco, a theater ticket, and a box from Nier, with evidence of a fire at the building and related thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Satturday
Tolen
Gunter
Isaac ‘Goldman
Park-ave
Nier
Alec
Dlinois St
Goldman
iNier
Aurora ‘Teaatore
Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow Opening Night
The annual opening night drew up to ten thousand visitors as stores lit with Japanese lanterns. A Fowler brass band played for dealers and Ed Stearns showcased 199 models of automobiles and phonographs. Souvenir graphite sticks were given to guests with the proverb Great oaks from little acorns grow. Local shops Koehting Bros and G Fisher displayed goods while Italian harp music and a colorful orchestra entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Detch
Ed. Stearns
Koehting, & Bros
Ivers-Johnson
Stearns, Grande and Javeles
G. ‘Fisher's
G. ‘Fisher's. Beachusetts Ave
J.B. Orman
The
Rumsey
Syracuse
Cleveland
Watio
Hearsey ‘Vehicle Company
Cle’ Row
Plumbers Clash Over City Ordinance Change
A tense special committee meeting featured Lum, Hudson, and independents arguing over a plumbing ordinance. Committed members debated labor status, as Commodore Higgins noted possible changes while observers looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridey Nt
Meuce
Hudson
Plumbers’ Trust
G. A. Urgler
Higgins
Great upheaval near Cascade mountains forms Lake Simmons
Pattle Washington April 7 reports returning prospectors from Mount no miles north describe a massive earth upheaval ten miles west of the snow peak on March 2. H C Banning and D P Sim say fissures opened creating a lake named Lake Simmons and Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattle
Wash
Mount No
H. C. Banning
D. P. Sim
Lake Simmons and
Banning
National Soldiers Home Board Elects Officers
The National Soldiers Home board of managers elected officers including Gen. McMahon of New York as President and Maj. Geo. W. Steele of the same home as Secretary. W. J. Sewell of New Jersey was named First Vice President and Col. J. L. Mitchell as Second Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Steele
Jhington
National Soldiers
Gen. lcMahon
New York
W. J. Sewell
New Jersey
Col
J. L. Mitchell
Maj
Geo. W. Steele
Dog Bites Four Persons Then Is Shot by Patrolman
A shepherd dog bit four persons severely before approaching a patrolman who fired, killing the animal. The incident occurred after the dog moved toward the officer and the revolver discharge followed.
Robbers Roasted His Feet For Cash at Scuffletown
A Friday night raid on Swihart’s grocery in Scuffletown ended with robbers roasting his feet until he surrendered $2. The aged victim described the brutal assault during the incident on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihart
Swihart
April othe Congseie nominated Rev W ETO and Miss Amanda
A fragment from an April report notes the Congresional body naming Reverend W ETO and Miss Amanda for unspecified roles or honors. The text is incomplete, lacking dates, places, and clear positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. W.eto
Amanda
Otis in Poor Health May Be Reassigned to Duty in Chicago
Washington reports Maj. Gen Otis health worsened by strain and may be relieved this summer. He plans to report to Washington with a full account and then could be sent to Chicago to succeed Gen Brooke on retirement. Gen MacArthur would become governor general of the Philippines and Gen Schwan could lead the Luzon department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Chicago
Brooke
Washington
United States
MacArthur
Philippines
McKinley
Gen. Otis
Root
Gen. Brooke
Schwan
Department of Luzon
Gen. MacArthur
Admiral Dewey Signals Democratic Leanings and Trade Views
Washington reports Admiral Dewey, returning from Philadelphia, stating he is a democrat by choice though never voted, admitting he nearly voted for Cleveland. He declined to answer about gold democrat status and promised a public statement soon. He is said to favor free trade with Puerto Rico and fair Philippines under American protectorate independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Two Officers Face Loss of Titles Over Smallpox in Warren County
The State Board of Health ordered secretary Dr Hurry to Cedar Lake in Starke county next week where a lake is lowered by a ditch opening. If health is endangered the ditch will be closed. The board considered charges against Dr F B McCullough of Brazil and Dr J F Ginn of Elwood for failing to report. Five smallpox cases exist in Warren County and officials struggle to convince residents that it is not chicken pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
State Board of Health
Hurry
Cedar Lake
Starke County
F. B. McCullough
Brazil
Clay County
J. F. Ginn
Elwood
State Board
Daily Gossip Rehash of Scandals And Oddities
Not heard of daily items feature ailing or fortunate figures. A crippled Mrs. Custer of Peebles Ohio prays and discards her crutch and improves. A Palmer, son of a millionaire, quits a Chicago bank to pursue society life. A teenage Mrs. Taylor fled her husband amid marriage row claims and denial of ceremony. A Cincinnati man jailed for sleep talk crime. jewelry worth $2,000 found in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Custer
Peebles
Honore Palmer
Chicago
Society
George Taylor
Wm. Neiderhellman
Cincinnati
Mithoefer
School Board Meets Reviews Finances and Property
The school board met Friday night and paid bills totaling 10712.38. The business director's report lists personal property at 237937 and real estate at 175638. Librarian reports show 93711 books. Boxes for night watchmen were ordered for Manual Training High School and the high school. Moores and Sweeney were asked to study an annuity fund for teachers with 25 years’ service, funded by about 1 percent of salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training
Charles W. Moores
Andrew M. Sweeney
Miller weighs in on Dewey candidacy in nautical terms
W H H Miller opines on Dewey's candidacy using sea language. His partner Wm Fisher, veteran of the army, recalls Fisher's service at sea and Miller jokes that the admiral should take the bridge and order his wife below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Miller
Dewey
Wm. Fisher
Miller
Fisher
Billy
District 21 union chief reports strike unchanged
The president of district 21 Jnited Mine Workers reports to President Mitchell that conditions of the year old strike are unchanged. About 5,000 miners are idle in Indian Territory and Arkansas. The mines are worked by non union men. The union men struck for shorter hours moral pay and recognition of the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 21
Jnited
Mitchell
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Maj Harris to Lead Services at Salvation Army HQ
Maj Alfred Harris of Chicago will conduct services at Salvation Army head quarters starting Saturday evening for three days. Monday evening an auction sale of children will be held, described as a unique ceremony connected with junior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Harris
Chicago
Salvation Army
City horse safety funds and insurance payouts item
The Board of safety approved payments for horses and equipment including Billy Kissel 3719.45 for insuring fire department horses and 63 for police horses at 90 dollars per thousand. City collected 100 for a horse killed colliding with a trolley pole. Warrants totaling 4435 drawn for fire hose. Local firms Knight & St Jilison 500 Vonnegut hardware 450 Central rubber 621.50 McElwaine Richards 375 Taylor Smith 187.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Billy” Kissel
Knight & St Jilison
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Central Rubber and Supply Company
McElwaine & Richards Company
Taylor & Smith
Indianapolis Team Heads for St Louis Trip
The Indianapolis baseball club departs Saturday night for St Louis to play three games against the National league team. Manager Watkins will take 14 players and they return to Indianapolis next Wednesday. Fred Barnes signed his contract Saturday morning and will accompany the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Watkins
Fred Barnes
Dewey Argument Leads to Murder in Chicago
In Chicago on a Friday argument over Admiral Dewey's candidacy ended in murder. Eugene Tucker, a Black man, was killed by George Miller, a barber, who cut him with a razor near the throat and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Eugene Tucker
George Miller
Miler
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Purify and Strengthen
A frail reader notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy that cleanses, enriches, and vitalizes the body, countering bodily ills described as unduly burdensome. The ad-like fragment emphasizes cleansing effects and health restoration through this tonic.
Admiral Dewey Opens Campaign HQ Soon
Washington April 7 Admiral Dewey expects to open a campaign headquarters within a few days and will move with Mrs Dewey to their summer home in the suburbs on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Admiral
Van Wyck Denies Tammany Dewey Meeting Claim
New York mayor William M. Van Wyck rebutted a morning paper report that he and two other Democratic leaders from Tam many traveled to Philadelphia on Friday to confer with Admiral Dewey. The piece suggested Tammany would back Dewey, though Van Wyck was not outside the city on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
New York
Tammany
Philadelphia
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Murphy Back To Duty After Safety Board Hearing
Michael Murphy driver of chemical 2 faced the Board of Safety on Friday for failing to obey ruse to keep horses under control before crossing Washington at Illinois Meridian and Pennsylvania. One horse was killed colliding with a trolley pole as he tried to avoid chemicals. He was reprimanded and ordered back to duty without pay for the suspension period. The board noted he misunderstood corner patrol signals. Supt. Quigley argued against four parks policemen without new officers. Park law requires safety board to supply park police. George Schickentanz fireman at hose company 11 was cautioned to control his temper after incident with Mrs Deady proprietor of Markethouse restaurant over a meal ticket payment. The board considered electric signals at Meridian Illinois and Pennsylvania Washington intersections to warn corner officers of approaching fire apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murphy
Chemical 2
Board of Safety
Washington St
Illinois
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Timois
Washington Sts
Murphy
Supt
Quigley
Park Board
The
Safety Board
George Schickentanz
Hose Company 11
Deady
Markethouse Restaurant
Pennsylvania-st
Butler College News Highlights Golf Chapter Captains Clubs
Butler college touts Miss Johnnie Carpenter of Chicago as champion woman golfer of the west and forms a golf club under her guidance likely on the college campus. The baseball team trains for a game with Indianapolis. Captaincy unsettled. Carl McGaughey to lead. New recruit Earl Watson called a find. Literary clubs elect officers for the term. Philokurian officers: Earl Edson president, Charles Underwood VP, Edward Iddings secretary, Charles Shiveley treasurer. Athenians elect: George Brewster president, William Hood VP, Henry Johnson treasurer, Miss Florence Tritt secretary. Debates: Phitokurians seek extension of US constitution to new territory. Athenians seek more freedom for preps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Johnnie Carpenter
Chicago
Indianapolis
Carl McGaughey
Earl Watson
Philokurian
Earl Edson
Charles Underwood
Edward Iddings
Charles Shiveley
George Brewster
William Hood
Henry Johnson
Florence Tritt
United States
Plumbers Union Proposes New Wages Declined
The plumbers union submitted a new wage proposal to the master plumbers on Friday night. It sought 3.60 a day for first class and 2.80 for second class, altered from 3.50 without classification. The association refused and aimed at 2. five to 2.73 a day, which the union rejected.
Dudley Sues McKinney and Firm for $2000 Damages
Lucille Dudley files a $2000 damage suit against William O McKinney and Reliable Furniture Co over an alleged assault. She claims a constable seized her arm and tore her dress during a repossession of a baby carriage, while McKinney says he only moved her hand from the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Dudley
William O. McKinney
Reliable Furniture Company
Simon Segar
McKinney
Son of Mrs. Christian Nottmeyer Dies by Own Action in Chicago
Mrs. Christian Nottmeyer of 625 East Ohio Street reports her son Frank Nottmeyer killed himself in Chicago on Friday. Formerly worked at the Big Four shops in Brightwood. He had recently asked for money, claiming illness and hospital refusal. Family cites despondency as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Nottmeyer
Ohio St
Frank
Chicago
Big Four
Brightwood
Will Visit Nancy Hanks' Grave in Spencer County
A committee of the Nancy Hanks memorial association with Gov Mount will visit Lincoln's mother grave in Spencer County on April 18. The purpose is to acquire more ground and to arrange for a monument to be erected by J. S. Culver of Springfield, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hanks
Fatality in Mt Vernon man kills step father
Hardy Egney of Mt Vernon Illinois killed his step father G W Roberts. Cause unknown. Oriental livery barn Lincoln Nebraska past Friday night and 2% horses per twied. No prominent women in Mexico City night scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Egney
Mt. Vernon
Oriental
Lincoln
Neb
Ghiaro City Railway Strike Shuts Down Power Hubs
A strike by engineers and firemen paralyses the Ghiaro city railway south-side system for twelve hours. Cable and electric lines ran with great difficulty as power houses shut, forcing thousands to walk. Grips, motormen, and conductors may join the action. manager McCulloch hopes to secure workers. Coal haulers also joined the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove Ave
Riot at San Juan Leaves One Dead in Puerto Tiera Clash
On Thursday afternoon about 2,000 men attacked foreign colored men at Puerto Tiera near San Juan. One native was killed and another badly wounded, along with three negroes from St. Kitts. The riot followed a pier strike. troops were deployed to quell the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
P. R
Puerto Tiera
St. Kitts
Suppression of Newspaper in Santiago de Cuba
El Cubano Libre was suppressed by Mayor Grinan and five editors arrested for anti American stance. Printing plant confiscated. Action backed by leading citizens in Santiago de Cuba on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago DE Cuba
el Cubano Libre
Senor Grinan
Safe cracked at Schweikie Prange firm offices
Mr Schweikle of Schweikie and Prange carriage manufacturers at 801 E Market St found their office safe open on Saturday at about 7 am. $15 was missing. No signs of forced entry. doors to Davidson Street were open. Safe parts lay on the floor. Police notified but no crew. Large sum had been in the safe Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweikle
Schweikie & Prange
E. Market St
Davidson Sr
Gates Confirms Large Wall Street Gain on Rail Stocks
John W. Gates, financial head of the American steel and wire company, is reported to have netted between 4 and 5 million dollars in Wall Street from a surge in B and O and Union Pacific stocks. He has long been known for executing big deals and the tale of his sizable win is widely believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Wall St
Union Pacific
Gates
Sipido’s companions named in prince of Wales shooting case
Brussels reports police have identified nearly all the boys who went with Sipido to the station to witness the shooting of the prince of Wales. Sipido’s parents plan to petition the prince and Queen Victoria to intercede on their son’s behalf due to his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Sipido
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Boers Escape From Simonstown Prison Break
London dispatch reports 74 Boer prisoners escaped Friday from Simonstown. One prisoner was killed and another wounded in the breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape Town
Simonstown
Divorce Grants and Names in Local Proceedings
Judge Carter granted Luella Rise a divorce from William H. with $500 alimony and their child for desertion. Other divorces followed for Jones, Zingler, Daisy Williams, and others on grounds of abandonment, failure to provide, or threats. Judge Leathers sentenced Frank for cutting her with a knife. additional dissolutions cited immorality and abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Luella Rise
William H
George J. Jones
Bianche
Nora
Frank Zingler
Daisy R
Guy O. Williams
Leathers
Cora Woods
Frank
William P
Ida M. Carter
Mattie
Thomas U. Lively
Mary M
Ferney Croons
Squire Hay Fires Affidavits in Arson Case
In a terse statement Squire Hay said he filed affidavits against Jacob Gunter and Isaac Goldman for being accessories to arson in Isaac Nier’s liquor house after they testified they saw Nier burn his own business and were paid $80 to stay silent. He noted his prosecutor refused to file, so Hay and Squire Nickerson prepared and filed the papers independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gunter
Isaac Goldman
Isaac Nier
Squire Hay
Nier
Squire Nickerson
Man detained after bloody alley confrontation
William Spahr faced drunkenness charges after officers found him in an alley near police headquarters with face and hands smeared in blood. He claimed a stranger attacked him on East Washington Street, but officers doubted his tale and kept him in custody until sober. He offered a $100,000 cash bond to secure release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spahr
E. Washington Sr
Maro the Magician at Eng lish Opera House
Maro the magician will appear next Tuesday night at Eng lish's opera house as part of the M. C. A. lecture course. He relies on dexterity over mechanical illusions, offering an elegant and captivating display. A musician as well, he performs on many instruments and includes a varied musical program. His stage pictures and shadowgraphy with bare hands are described as life like and precise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro
English
Opera House
Jury Secures Duncan Trial In Indiana Murder Case
Shelbyville Indiana April 7 a jury was secured in the trial of David Duncan for the murder of Jacob Neuman. The state seeks to prove a longstanding feud between the men. Several witnesses have testified and the evidence shows the altercation arose while both were intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
David Duncan
Jacob Neuman
Hanged by His Suspenders in Pittsburg
John J. Warren a Detroit contractor visiting Pittsburg to seek work end his life by hanging with suspenders on Friday night. He left a wife and five children, distressed by unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John J. Warren
Detroit
Mich
Wreck Reported on International and Great Northern Express
Dallas April 7 report says the International and Great Northern express from St Louis to Laredo wrecked near McNeill Saturday with a number killed and injured though unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
International
Great Northern Express
St. Louis
Laredo
McNeill
Fire damages two properties in city
The house of Mrs. E. Segar at 423 North Liberty Street was damaged by fire shortly after Saturday noon with the kitchen roof torn off. The blaze started from a flue and caused about $10 in damage. Thomas Barnett’s barn at 422 Randolph Street burned Saturday at 10 a.m. The loss is estimated at $400 to $500, insured.
Trouble in quitting the coffee habit row
A long reader letter describes a twenty year dependence on coffee and tea, the relief from headaches after tea, and the eventual switch to Postum with headaches fading. The writer credits Postum with improved health, energy, and freedom from stimulant dependence, and rejects returning to coffee.
Indiana Labor Unions Report 1899 Membership and Benefits
The Indiana Board of Statistics on organized labor shows 24,424 union members as of May 31, 1899 with reports from 408 unions. During the year $13,283.02 was paid for sick benefits, $3,666.56 for unemployment benefits, and $86,506.70 for death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indiana Board of Statistics On Organized Labor
Bureau
Mayor Harrison Pushes City Employee Uniform Rules
Wire notes report Mayor Harrison of Chicago pursuing a uniform city employee policy. Other items include the raising of the German flag over Samoan islands and several local incidents including a jailyard shooting in Staunton, a Cuban-Cienfuegos reunion plan, a Chicago man returning after a disappearance, and Havana conservative democrats’ platform on American supervision in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Chicago
Upolu
Manona
Afoloma
Savaii
Joseph Fletcher
Jailor Dawson
Staunton
Dawson
Antonio Plasecka
Cleveland
Cienfuegos
Bernard Hichberger
Havana
Cuba
Salvage Corps Projected For Indianapolis Fire Dept
Insurance officials discuss a salvage corps of four men under a captain to protect downtown stock during fires. The unit would arrive with tarpaulins, cover goods, and reduce water damage, potentially easing rate increases. A Chicago inspector will review water mains and the tower's value ahead of any rate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvage Corps
M. V. MacGilliard
Congress adjourns amid war debates and land park bills
Washington April 7 lawmakers debated extending sympathy to the Boers while a resolution sought war department opinions on Magoon and Puerto Rico power. a national park bill set aside petrified woods lands in Arizona and eulogies were given for the late Congressman Bland as Mrs Bland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richardson
Great Britain
Payne
Secretary of War
Magoon
War Department
Puevin R Co
Arizona
Congressman Bland
Missouri
City hospital internes exams set for April dates
Applications for internes at City hospital and City dispensary will be examined April 11 and 12. Applicants must be Indianapolis medical college graduates excluding homeopathists. A rule will forfeit rights for cribbing. Examiners include Drs. Galloway Denson Alexander Crose Cleveger and Storch. Some internes start May 1 and others June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
City Dispensary
Indianapolis Medical Colleges
Galloway
Denson
Alexander
Crose
Cleveger
Storch
Duel Between Counts Ends After Hours of Swordplay
Paris reports Count Dion and M de Saint-Alary dueled for two and three quarters hours on Saturday. Saint-Alary suffered a wound to the arm while De Dion, though uninjured, fought with a crippled hand. The clash followed a challenge from the Count de Lubersac to Baron de Rothschild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Dion
M. de Saint-Alary
Saint-Alary
de Dion
Baron de Rothschild
de Lubersac
Prof Wiley Open to Purdue Presidency
Prof Wiley chief chemist in Washington's agricultural department says he would accept the Purdue University presidency if offered. His name has been discussed as a potential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Purdue University
Mrs. Hanna Ritchie Dies at 66 in Indianapolis
Mrs. Hanna Ritchie 66 widow of Gen. John Ritchie died Saturday at her home 1114 North Alabama Street of pneumonia. Survived by family. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Hanna Ritchie
John Ritchie
Alabama St
City Life Stockholders Form Power Plant Group
Stockholders met at the Commercial club on a Saturday afternoon to adopt by laws and complete organization with a site decision planned for early next week. William Fox and John Fitzgerald faced police court for alleged brass theft from the rolling mill. cases continued. Officers Dugan and Lancaster accuse an individual of embezzling old iron from the Occidental hotel basement. Richard Sterett, a porter at J. Crone's saloon, was fined $1 for assault and battery after a dispute with two women who had him ejected and later alleged a pocketbook theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Wiliam Fox
John Fitzgerald
Dugan and
Lancaster
Occdental Hotel
Richard Sterett
Oak St
Daly
J. Croné
Market Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Indianapolis April 7 cattle receipts total about 100 with varied lot prices. Good to prime steers 1,350 lbs and up. fair to medium steers 1,350 lbs and up. good to choice 1,150 to 1,300 lbs. Heifers and cows range from good to common, with veal calves and heavy bulls listed. Hogs receipts 3,000 with good to choice medium heavy prices. lambs and sheep quotes given for light to common weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Interstate Live Stock Market
Interstate Stock Yards
Barat
Vem Civeserse
Buceth
Dbwqtm
Rouen
Interstate Live Stock Market Report April 7
Interstate Stock Yards reports light cattle receipts and steady to higher prices for various classes. Good to choice steers 900 to 1,300 lbs. cows mixed, calves and bulls show range pricing. hogs receipts 500 with good to choice packing quotes. sheep and lambs listing good to prime values with several price points noted.
City Grain Market Report for Saturday April 7
Wheat and corn bids shown for No. 2 red and No. 2 white, including track and milling freight values. Trading details list car counts and prices across wheat, corn, oats, and hay with quiet to steady market tones and a single total car count for hay week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Timothy
Chicago Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain and Dairy Moves
Chicago today shows wheat easing with May at 66%4c and July at 68iec, corn off with May 39% 64 closing 40c and July 40% 41%c, oats steady May 245% 24%c and July 244 24%c. Provisions list pork at 12.67 22.70, lard 6.65 6.70, ribs 7.00 7.10. Butter and cheese prices vary by grade and region, eggs at 1% l0Kc, poultry items mixed with turkeys, hens, toms, and other fowl priced per newest market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I&ec
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