Will Help Shove the Bill Through
The House plans to pass the Puerto Rican tariff and civil civil rights bill with a narrow Republican majority. With key members sidelined by illness and convention attendance, party leadership expects sufficient Republican votes to support the measure. The Ways and Means Committee recommended concurrence with Senate amendments, and passage to the president is anticipated by Wednesday afternoon.
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Senate
Hington
Ways Means Committee
Chicago Detectives Raid Montana Loan Firm for Lottery
Detectives shut the local office of the Montana loan and investment company in Butte City charging J J Jacobs, manager, and Wm. His assistant with operating a lottery. The firm, claiming a capitalization of 12.9 million dollars, offered stock certificates for a drawing held across several U S cities and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Loan and Investment Company
Ani Ad
J.J. Jacobs
Wm. Is
Ing
Butte City
Mont
Chicago
York
London
United States
Canada
Railroaders Picnic Schedules July 3 and 4 at Fair Grounds
The railroaders association seeks use of the fair grounds for a picnic on July 3 and 4. The Christian endeavor also seeks July 4 grounds use. An executive committee of the Board of Agriculture will rule on the requests after a trip by Jones of South Bend and Charles Dowling, James McDonald to Springfield and Columbus on April 26 for guidance on idle fair management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Association of Railroaders
Sfciic
Adea
Board of Agriculture
Jones
South Bend
Charles Downing
James E. McDonald
Tagover
Springfield
Andlumbus
Fair Management
Local civic groups list stock for several Indiana firms
Incorporated notices show the N bbors league in Indianapolis promoting benevolence and good will. Directors James E. Long John D. Volz Coleman Charles W. Conger Mis William I. Green Shelbyville W Greene San Pierre. rural telephone company capital stock 715 Brownstown telephone company capital stock 5000 Green's Fork canning company capital stock 6000 Central trust company Greencastle capital stock 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James E. Long
John D. Volz
Coleman
Charles W. Conger
William I. Green
Shelbyville
San Pierre
Ile Rural Telephone Company
Brownstown Telephone Company
Green's Fork Canning Company
Central Trust Company
Greencastle
Gov Mount Discusses Winone Project at Toledo Exposition
Governor Mount travels to Toledo to promote Winone as a summer school and to spur interest in the enterprise. He will meet with Maumee presbytery and with Toledo Exposition commissioners to review Indiana’s role in the big show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Maumee
Indiana
Eighteenth Trust Company Authorized in Indiana
The Eighteenth Trust and Citizens Loan and Trust Co of Bloomington is authorized by the Auditor of State to do business, becoming the 18th trust company organized under the 1599 law while Indiana now hosts 22 such lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Loan and Trust Company
Bloomington
Audtor Ofstate Hart
Indiana
Dog bitten boy to recover after severe facial injury
Maeter Henry Knittenberg of 1814 N Midland street suffered a severe dog bite that tore his nose nearly off. Doctors initially feared blood poisoning but reported the boy is improving and likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeter Henry Knittenberg
N. Meidlan St
Seigel Friedel Arrested After Washington Street Incident
A man named Seigel Friedel was involved in a Monday incident on Washington Street when his horse pulling carriage allegedly faltered and fell. He appeared in police court Tuesday facing unspecified costs and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stand
tHlashington-sts
Two Neighbors Hit in Mamaronet Strike Violence
In Mamaronie New York on April 10 a violent labor dispute left two Italian workers wounded when strikers and workers clashed near Sound View. About 2000 strikers, backed by deputy force, demanded workers lay down tools. When refused, both sides fired. Frank Pascquale and John Genna were seriously wounded and others clubbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaronece
N. Y
Wm. Griffin
Frank Pascquale
John Genna
Pasquale Mostrale
Frank Genna
Bryan Pities Dewey In San Bernardino Comment
In San Bernardino Bryan declined to discuss Dewey’s presidential candidacy. He said he would say nothing on the matter and that Dewey cannot stand criticism gracefully, adding that he pities him as he may face much of it before summer.
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San Diego
Cal
W. J. Bryan
San Bernardino
Dewey
Ohio Supreme Court ousts dairy firms over oleomargarine colors
The Ohio Supreme Court ousted Capital City Dairy Company and others, ruling colored oleomargarine violated dairy laws. The decision also targets Union Dairy of Cleveland, threatening to drive oleo manufacturing from the state unless new firms form without coloring. The ruling is hailed as a major pure food victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Capital Arty Dairy Company
Diamond, ‘Contract
Company
Rentine ‘Insurance Company
Ohio
Capital City Dairy Company
Blackburn
Union Dairy Company
Cleveland
American exhibits to close Sundays at Paris Expo
Secretary Hay reports the president desires American exhibits to close on Sundays where allowed. The American national pavilion exhibits will be covered and U S commission offices closed Sundays while other American displays in French built buildings remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Hay
United States
Bynum's Indianapolis Visit Raises Appraiser Appointment Issue
W D Bynum, fresh from Washington, arrived in Indianapolis for a brief family visit and then vanished after lunch. The senate had not ratified his appointment to the Board of Appraisers, fueling interest and rumors he may be aligned with Republicans despite a Democrat appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bynum
Indianapolis
Washington
Senate
Bynum
Board of
New York
Justices Hay and Clark Retire Replaced by Shepherd and Stout
Justices Hay and Clark will retire Tuesday night and be succeeded by Justices Shepherd and Stout. Shepherd will occupy Clark’s former office and Stout Hay’s. Clark retires to his farm while Hay plans to practice law from an office on the sixth floor of the Law building. Constable Tom Pratt moves to Nickerson’s court, Phil Mayer to Shepherd’s, Deputy prosecutor Smith remains in Stout’s court, and George Winpenny to Shepherd’s court.
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Hay and
Clark
Shepherd
Stout
Squire Clark
Squire Hay
Hay
Law
Tom Pratt
Squire Nickerson
Phil Mayer
Smith
Squire Stout
George Winpenny
Shepherd's Court
Man and Woman Fined in Local Case
Frank J. Arnold had Mrs. Merrel of the Lorette hotel arrested for stealing two shirts. She proved the shirts were not his and he exposed her for improper relations. The case cost her five dollars and Arnold forty dollars and forty days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Arnold
Merrel
Lorette Hotel
Arnold
Mayor Taggart Interviews Fire Inspector On Improvements
Mayor Taggart held a brief talk with T L Johnson inspector for the National Board of Fire Underwriters Tuesday about fire protection following recent heavy insurance losses. Johnson visited engine houses and downtown wholesale houses with Fire Chief Barrett and will consult local insurers before advising the board on needed city fire department improvements and rate recommendations.
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Taggart
T. L. Johnson
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Barrett
National Board On Insurance
Child Run Over in Indianapolis Street Accident
Myrtle Mitchell, a colored child of 1459 Booker Street, was struck by North Indianapolis car No 215 while crossing Fourteenth Street at Senate Avenue. Dragged eight feet, her right foot was severely crushed and partially amputated. Responding doctors treated the injury, and bystander Israel Lochlear, a colored resident, carried her to a nearby house. The motorman did not ring the bell, according to Lochlear, who stood near the street car during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mitchell
Booker St
Fourteenth-st
Senate Ave
Indianapolis
Drs. Hornady, Ballard and Johnson
Israel Lochlear
Fourteenth St
Lochlear
Prisoners Aid Guard During Tombstone Jail Break
Tucson April 10 further detail of the Tombstone jail delivery shows one deputy as the sole guard for 24 prisoners. The Haldeman brothers, under death sentence for deputy sheriff murder, refused escape and helped tend the wounded guard until aid arrived, then returned to their cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Tombstone
Haldeman
Supreme Court
Indiana museum tasks advisory committees for stock drive
The committee overseeing the Indiana commercial museum and auditorium forms advisory panels to aid in raising subscriptions for stock. No single subscription exceeds 1,000 dollars to maximize participation. An active canvass will begin once committees are in place and 20,000 promotional buttons with a building image and the slogan I have, have you? have been ordered. Citations show no subscriptions yet solicited, though 10,000 dollars in stock has been requested from subscribers listed as Harry C. Smith 25 dollars Henry Nathan 10 W W Hubbard 1,000 Walter J Hubbard 500 Herbert L Koontz percent Henry L Spiegel percent Fred Prange percent John T Saulter 5 J H Webb percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Commercial Museum and Auditorium
Harry C. Smith
Henry Nathan
W. W. Hubbard
Walter J. Hubbard
Herbert L. Koontz
Henry L.speigel
Fred Prange
John T. Saulter
J. H. Webb
A Reunion In Court For Mary Tolin's Children
Probate commissioner Walker's court yielded to Mary Tolin's children for a reunion after the final report. Mary Tolin died February 22, 1899. Union Trust Company administered. Nine children attended with spouses. one son abroad in the Philippines. Estate valued at 876 dollars 12 cents, each child to receive 87 dollars 67 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's Court
Mary Tolin
Tolin
Union Trust Company
Esther A. Lovell
Emily Collins
Martha E. Power
Melissa Rabourne
Amanda Scott
Wm. Tolin
James M. Tolin
Benton T. Tolin
Jolin TY
Folin
Jaecah? B
Philippines
Indianapolis
Is She In Hiding Carrie Selvage Sought By Family
Friends and relatives think Carrie Selvage who escaped Union state hospital a month ago may be staying with sympathizing friends to avoid return. Her mother hopes she can be told she will be cared for by family if she s found. A reward is offered by her brother at 73 Lombard Building for information on her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Selvage
Union State Hospital
Lombard Building
Contractors May Win In Labor Dispute In Chicago
Chicago observers note two indications the contractors’ combine is gaining ground against the Building Trades Council. Prominent laborers have traveled east seeking support for idle workers. Contractors have replaced 140 union men with non union workers, a move surprising to the council. Placards outlining wage scales were reportedly sent to Europe, hinting at an influx of foreign labor, with local pay scales in many cases four times higher than European rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Contractors’ Combine
Building Trades Council
Building Trades’ Council
Europe
Suffrage Leader Tests Armenian Help in Boston Households
Boston April 10 Housekeepers pursue the servant issue with an experiment by Alice Stone Blackwell the woman suffrage leader She employs Armenians in her household Her remark Armenian men are not the final solution but families who have tried them will have no other
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Stone Blackwell
Arbuckle Brothers Raise Refined Sugar Prices
New York April 10 arbuckle brothers independent refiners fighting the sugar trust push refined sugar up five cents a hundred pounds to match the American Sugar Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arbuckle Brothers
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
New Canal to Be Made From Hamburg to Neustadt
Berlin reports a proposal to construct a second Nord-Ges ter See canal linking Hamburg to Neustadt. The aim is to strengthen German defenses and improve military and naval quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg
Neustadt
English girl taken to Bellevue hospital after races in New York
Miss Beatrice Young, 25, an English girl, was brought to Bellevue hospital Monday evening and placed in the alcoholic ward. She claimed friendship with Lady Robinson of London and said she met a well dressed American man at Lady Robinson's home and accompanied him to New York after attending the races. She named Mrs Hugo De Bathe as another friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beatrice Young
Bellevue Hospital
Lady Robinson
Shafterbury-ave
London
Fines in police court for bridge fight incident
Fred Denner was fined 25 dollars, Frank Eugle man 15 dollars, and Bert Owens 10 dollars in police court for a local free for all fight on the old Washington street river bridge Sunday night. Pat Murphy and Jim O'Brien were discharged. An ty fier claimed Owens had been seen at the bridge for months, though Owens said he had been sick in bed for seven months and was unconscious throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Denner
Frank Eugleman
Bert Owens
Pat Murphy
Jim O’brien
Ty Fier
Owens
Five Die As Floor Collapses During Sacrament
At Corunna Spain on April 10 a floor gave way during the last rites for a dying man, who was among the victims. Five were killed and fourteen injured as the entire party plunged into the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Spain
Franchise Bid For Shelbyville Indianapolis Electric Line
Promoters seeking a Marion county franchise for a Shelbyville to Indianapolis electric line appeared before county commissioners on Monday. One franchise had already been granted in Shelby county, but no agreement was reached in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Marion County
Shelby County
Labor unions push Jap immigration debate in Puget Sound
Tacoma April 10 organized labor of Puget Sound joins California unions in agitation against Japanese immigration. Several members of the old committee of 13 who in 1885 drove the Chinese out of Tacoma declare they are ready to handle the Japanese similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound
California
Old “Committee of
Kingston Merchant Kills Mother Then Ends His Life
In Kingston on Tuesday J Albert Merritt a leading local merchant shot his mother in a fit of temporary insanity and then killed himself. Mrs Merritt was reported dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
J. Albert Merritt
Cape Nome Rush Vessels Surpass Klondike Trade
Special Treasury agent Evans reports 107 vessels ready for the Cape Nome trade, far exceeding the number that joined the Klondike rush at its start, signaling a rapid scale of the Arctic gold rush traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Special Treasury
Evans
Tammany to Send 500 Delegates to Kansas City
New York April 10. Tammany district leaders met Monday afternoon to discuss upcoming district conventions and the July trip to the Kansas City convention. About 500 delegates will go, departing June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
New York
Kansas City
Famous Architect Adler Il. Ill in Chicago
Chicago April 10 Dankmar Adler the famed architect and designer of many Chicago buildings is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dankmar Adler
Mansfield Fail to Appear Leaves Court in Limbo
Cleveland April 10 Richard Mansfield failed to appear Monday night as he was confined with laryngitis leaving the court in suspense until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Cleveland, O
Richard Mansfield
Butler Doings Highlight Debate and Basketball Reforms
Rev. McIntyre urged Butler students to seek virtue amid scarcity of artists and prevalence of greed among Hucksters in all professions. The Butler Notre Dame debate participants selection occurs Tuesday night. Hill, from I U, entered Butler to play with the college team against Indianapolis Wednesday. Female students reorganized basketball teams, Blues and Reds, Tuesday afternoon led by captains Miss Coyner and Din Gooker. Games planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Butler
Hill
I. U
Indianapolis
Blues and Reds
Gooker
Quiet Middleshore to Lake Erie navigation and crime notes
OFF THE WIRES. All quiet in Middleshore Kentucky Tuesday. Navigation opened on Lake Erie Monday. Lady Curzon says 5,000,000 persons in India need relief. Fleet of 145 vessels now in the Chicago river are getting ready to move. Easter suits will be scarce in Chicago Sunday due to tailors strikes. Fifteen hundred spiritualists attend their national convention in Chicago. National offices of the W C T U moved from Chicago to Evanston Indiana. George Seager and wife Cincinnati robbed of 31,500 worth of jewelry Monday night. Rev W F Junkin Montclair New Jersey and Col J McC Bell Milwaukee dead. Resignation of Rev McGiffert accepted Monday by New York presbytery. Shaughnassee a famous Pottawatomie chief dead near Na dean Kansas. Walter Smith Bloomville New York shot head off after toothache. Ex Representative Towne Minnesota seeks Democratic vice presidency nomination. House passes pension eight dollars monthly for Mexican War survivors. Flower painting exhibit opens in Chicago under Central Art Association of America. Otto G W Roehler Pittsburg shoots himself on thirty third birthday after quarrel with intended second wife. H H Pitcher Livermore California banker shoots himself. trustee of six hundred thousand dollar estate. Creek Indians from Indian Territory will locate in Iowa Minnesota and the Osks. agreement allows Creeks to take up 240 acres of land per family.
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Middleshore
Kyw
Lake Erie
Lady Curzon
India
Chicago
Evanston
George Seager
Cincinnati
W. F. Junkin
Presbyterian
Mont Clair
N. J
Col
J. McC. Bell
Milwaukee
McGiffert
New York
N. Y
Towne
Minnesota
House
Central Art Association of America
Otto G. W. Roehler
Pittsburg
H. H. Pitcher
Livermore
Cal
Indian Territory
Iowa
the Oaks
Odd Tales of the Wires from Ottumwa and Chicago
Andrew Newman of Ottumwa dies by self immersion in 15 inches of water a method his father used decades earlier. In Cleveland detectives search for R J Coach, accused of defrauding the B&O by stealing tickets and taking 1 0 9 from the company. In Chicago Patrick Spellman known as the rubber boot swindler, jailed for one year for bilking ministers to fund boots for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Andrew Newman
Newman
Cleveland, CO
R. J. Coach
Chicago
Patrick J. Spellman
Willies New Ric Electric Victoria carriage order
Chicago April 10 William SK Van derbilt placed an order for a electric Victoria carriage costing %,000. The firm will have it ready by May 1 and advertise it as the finest automobile ever manufactured in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William SK. Vanderbilt
Commercial Club backs department of commerce and industries
The Commercial club directors met at noon on Tuesday and endorsed the commerce and industries department plan with a cabinet secretary. The auditing committee consists of A. M. Glossbrenner, chairman, Augustus Jennings, and H. R. Culberson. Directors also endorsed spending $250,000 by the government on irrigation surveys in the western states at the St Paul club’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Committee On
Compmerce
Department of Commerce and Industries
A. A
A. M. Glossbrenner
Augustus Jennings
H. R. Culberson
St. Paul Commercial Club
Fatal Explosion at R Tuttle Flour Mill in Columbia City
In Columbia City on April 106 an explosion in R Tuttle's flour mill boiler killed reman Henry Landon and teamster A O Young though the mill was idle. Gas caused the blast and the surrounding countryside felt the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
R. Tuttle
Henry Landon
Reman
Ao. S. Young
Teamster
Births and Deaths in Local Section
Births list includes Freunds Geiger Overman Drager Smock and others with addresses and genders.Deaths note Sumner McGee age 1 month pneumonia Claude McLaughlin 10 phthisis Hannah Ritchey 67 pneumonia Harry Heckett 30 apoplexy Mary Fierce 2 pneumonia Leonidas Smith 52, Ross Jordan 49 la grippe Hattie Hunt 37 pneumonia. Marriages: Vancanon Hart Scott Klaus Wishard Bickell Thompson Keller Kemnitz Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner McGee
Senate
Claude McLaughlin
City Hospital
Hannah Ritchey
Alabama St
Harry Heckett
Mary W. Fierce
West-st
Leonidas H. Smith
Samoa-st
Ross Jordan
Nordyke-ave
la Grippe
Hattie Hunt
Fifteenth-st
Property listings show repairs and buildings with varied values
A ledger of addresses and items ranging from repairs to new structures. Notable entries include 846-848 S Meridian brick business house valued at 7000, Wick office building at 127-129 E Market valued 7518, and three double frame houses at Mileyave and Astor totaling 1000 each.
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E. Market-st
Henry A. Heist
S. Capitol-ave
Nellie Cox
Wilson-st
Joseph Wernsting
E. New York-st
W. S
N. Arsenal-ave
O. M. Jones
Elder-ave
New York St
John Greilech
Joe Hogue
W.twenty-Eighth-St
Co. F. Sayles
E. Marketst
Wick
Chas. C. Brooks
Broadway
Mileyave
Astor St
General Funston Accused After San Isidro Executions
May court martial discussions rise in Manila after Gen. Frederick Funston reportedly hanged two Filipinos at San Isidro without trial while rescuing three Macabebes. he allegedly captured two rebels and swiftly punished them as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Frederick Funston
San Isidro
Funston
Funstone
Texas Floods Sweep Central Texas Rivers
The WM H Block Co reports widespread floods across central Texas with rivers like the Blanco Guadalupe Concho and Brazos out of banks. A family tragedy is noted on the Concho with Paul Haynie his wife and two children swept to their deaths. LaGrange nears the courthouse as floodwaters flood streets and fatality reports rise.
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Guadalupe
Concho
Brazos
Paul Haynie
Tornado Hits Lebanon Killing Several People
Austin reports a tornado swept over Lebanon Monday night killing several people. Wires are poor and details are not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
City Life and Court Notes In One Journal Entry
No arrest Monday night. Airline railroad objections to be heard in federal court April 20. State officials Hart, Levy, and Hunt attended district convention in Crawfordsville Wednesday morning and planned a Republican event in Columbus that evening. Noah Pierson assaulted his sister in law. his cousin William Robbins helped the woman. Pierson paid Judge Daly $10 after a whipping. Walter Crosby, elderly, fined $20 and costs for begging after repeated detentions. Harry Williams arrested by Bicycle patrolmen for assaulting Mrs. McLain. he allegedly started a dispute with his wife and insulted her when she refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Levy
Hunt
Crawfordsville
Columbus
Noah Pierson
William Robbins
Noah
Daly
Walter Crosby
Harry Williams
Bray and
Losh
McLain
E. Louisiani-st
Wheat and grain prices drift as government report looms
Chicago traders saw wheat mostly steady with May at 66 7/8 to 67 1/4 cents and July around 68 1/2 cents while expectations grew for a poorer April condition in the government report. Corn and oats posted modest gains, with May corn near 40 1/4 to 40 3/4 cents and oats around 24 1/4 cents. Provisions moved higher with pork near 12.82 to 13.05 dollars, lard 6.80 to 7.00, and ribs 7.05 to 7.17. Butter and cheese prices edged up across creamery and dairy lines, and eggs quoted around 11 1/8 cents. Poultry values showed varied gains across different cuts and fowl types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Twins
Young America
Eastern
Gas company grills for oil near Noblesville
The Indianapolis gas company reports a major oil find near Noblesville with a four barrel gusher described as strong. Vice president Pearson has received a telegram confirming the discovery and notes expect rapid production from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Noblesville
Vicepresident
Pearson
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Receipts
Cattle receipts at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards on Tuesday April 19 totaled 250 with mixed and heavy packing, good to prime steers 1,350 pounds and up. Cows, heifers, and bulls priced from common to fair to good, with veal calves and heavy calves also listed. Hog receipts 4,000 with mixed and heavy weights, quoting good to choice medium to heavy weights. Sheep receipts 100 with shipments fair, quotes for good to choice lambs and sheep. pigs listed as common to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browers
Indianapolis Union Stock
Cseseee
Interstate Live Stock Market Report at Interstate Stock Yards
April 10 cattle receipts reach 200 with 20 shipments. Prices quoted cover good to prime steers 1,350 to 1,850 lbs and mixed grades from 900 to 1,300 lbs. Hogs receipts 1,420 with bids for good to choice and heavy packing weights. Sheep receipts 150 with lamb and sheep quotations. ducks listed at 300 to 37 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
Interstate Stock Yards
City Grain Market report for Tuesday April 10
Grain prices and car loads listed by type and quality with mixed decipherable figures for wheat corn and oats. Wheat held firm with No 2 red around 72 to 73 cents per bushel on milling freight. corn showed steady pricing across several grades and mixed lots, while hay remained firm at about 12 dollars per ton for timothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
white,Hay—Firm
Timothy
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