Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-10-22

Fine winter apples sell in New Hampshire
at S1.25 "a barrel.

Fine winter apples sell in New Hampshire
at Sl.25 "A barrel.
The Golden Chest mine, in the Cgur d.
Alene district, is yielding $4,000 q day.
fhe cour. II speeals OF New York decides
that the alteration OF the p@S4 of q check
makes 1t void.
Mr.. w. Il. Walters OF Baltimore has a
Japanese room in his house withswords in
IL WHICH cost over 100000.
Tbs president appointed Thpmas Il, Jer-
nigan OF North Carolina consul OF the United
states at Osaka and Hioga, Japan,
The sum OF S25, 900 was added recently
TO the Owatonna academy fund by the
members Of the state Baptist convention.
Abraham Hooper. stable boy for Mrs.
Machlin Of Harrisburg, Pa, fell in love with
that lady's daughter Annie and eloped with
teI
The Hin oils sta,b Veterinarian states that
glanders exists oxtensiyels 'tn Montep&,
Dakota, Indian Territory, Arkansas and
Texas.
Lieut.. Henry T. Allen Second cavalry,
arrives 10 San Francisco having completed
an exploring touE IN Alaska that beats the
record.
A report is current at Quebec that Arch.
bishop Taschereau OF Quebec and Arch
bishop Gibbons Of BALTIMORE are TO be ere
ated cardinals,
Ada 1ray'a manager, Mr., Watkins, had a
fight In the operR honse ut Griffin, Ga,
with Mr., Hudson about a ticket, during
the performances,
nJeiferson okley ct NiehoIasville, KY, n
few hours before his death, sold his drug
business as cody rs II he hnd many years
yet beioye him. Ho had the consumption.
The Ohio election placed that state in
the solid ranks OF November states. lhs
amendment WAS carried and elections In
Ohio in presidential years will nc longer be
regarded as oracular.
Gen. Newton says that the explosion en-
tirely shattered Flood Rock. The island
has sunk sight or ten feet, and divers have
found so many assures add ssamg thai ths
whole obstruction win presently crumbls
away.
IL is claimed that the fastest run ever
made in America was accomplishedspn the
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield d few
days ago when an engine and one car ran
6R,2 miles in sixty-six minutes, making
one stop aad Glowing TO eighteen miles an
hour while crossing IA treStls.
The executive committee OF the American
Iron and Steel association, in a series OF
AtEOAoANOaAoa "iAAASAANN ~ ~
posed to any scheme Of tariff revision, and
call upon the administration to give as.
suranee to the country that il will not
sanction anything looking toward a general
revision.
The total values OF exports OF domestic
cattle and hogs, and OF beef, pork and dali
ry products from the United States were
as follows: September, 1885, 1874, 600;
for 1884, S7,T50,2iG; eleven months ended
Sept. 30, 1885, $50, 800, o59; for 1854,
s7T,s52, $40; dairy products for five
months Gndins SEPT 30 1881, s9,55st446,
for 1884, s9,42o, 5SS.
No cattle were shipped Wednesday, the
14th inst, TO England and dealers rave
stopped buying because they have no way
OF transportation except by the Cork steam.
ship line. Ii is expected that the cattle.
msf. Nil, be compelled to p~atronize the
packets OF the Cork company. The Loyal
lists have forwarded u number OF Jarrier's
threshing machines to ~boycotted farmers
and arranged TO purchase boycotted cattle
Scr shipment 20 Ensis I'd. A. = meeting Of
eattamep Mr.. o'Gonnor read a telegram
frcm New YORK dealers in hides, saying that
they would not purchase goods carried by
the Cork Packet company.
Tie sheet OF totals at the bureau o..
statistics ahogs that during September the
export Of wheat from Chicago was 100, 279
bushels, worth Sl53, 200. From Duluth
the whea.export was SO, Q33 bushels, worth
$76,S60. Chicago exported no flour. Du-
luth shipped abroad 60, i53 barrels, worth
$192, STA. Milwaukee exported 2 $500
bushels Of wheat, worth $4,000. Much Of
the wheat export OF Chicago, Milwaukee,,
81. RafJ and Minneapolis appears in the
export fsom Ssw York, which wWs / ,465,.
274 bushels, worth 81 ,S8l ,0s2. The wheat
export from New York In 1884, for Sep.
tember was Ass, 1856 bushels, worth So
4si,C.4, The indications are that there
win be o greater falling off in exports oi
wheat la October than last year, as farm.
ers all over the wheat belt are holding their
crops back iof higher prices: