The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
MARKETS.
ClllI,Afsn

No. g spring shcat, saAc.; No. q red,
aGMc; No. . torn, 45,sr: No. 2 oats
259ac; No. 2 rye. 45MGl4 6lsc; No. 9 barley,
5;5c; No. tnx seed, $1.11; primo
$l3.a0dl13.95 lard per 100 ll,s., ss72M;
short rib sides Goosel, ts.15@s.2O; dry.
clear si.let tl,oxcd). So 00@9 o5; sugars, cut,
!nnf, S4sG; butter, creamery, 13A017c; duiry,
13]a@l6c; eggs, 13la@141sc.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Whcnt: No. 1 hur,l s54c; No. i, North.
ern s3Ac; No. 2, Northern, SOlsc; Corn
4odl43c. Oats, No. 2. white, 33kc; No. ..
mixed, 31c: No. ., white, 32c; rejected
27@30c. Barley 3s@4sc; Fiux, si.O3e01 .05
Mixed feed &1G@1S per ton. Hay $3.50.
Eggs. fresh 15c;. Mutton, dressed 7@s1Ac.
lotatoes, 40 per bu; spring chickens pcrdoz.
unwnshed 17@10; Butter, creamery, 1O@1sc;
dairy. l2@14c; grcase butter 4@5c.
Wheat. No. hard, Soc; No. North
ern. s5c; No, Northern. s2c. Corn,
No. ], white, 83c No. 2, white, a1Nr,
No. ., 31Ec. MillstufIs, Ground feed, $17;
corn mcnl, unboltct, $17.25; Hay. Ho
J., $3.50; No. l upland prairie 80 OOGy$G so
timothy. $3.50; Flax Seed-$1 .02; potatoes;
MILWAUKEE.
Flour stcady. Wheat closed firm; scptem.
Der, Sic; October, Slasc. Corn quiet: No. 3,
dull; No !, AHc. Barley lower; No. ., G(ic for
August. sI3.05. Lnri-Cnsh, ss.75; Sep.
tcmber, $S.77h. Buttcr-Cholcc firm; poor
Cheese quiet; cled,Iars, s&sMc. Rrseip,a-
Flour. 0,0OObbls; wheat, 1000 bn.; barloy,
100 bu. Approximations. 21,5OO bbls:
wheat, &c, 200 bu.
Whcnt. Cash s4hc; August, sIc., scptcn,-
lcr, Sl4sc.; October S4hc.: December. "a H.
O'Donavan RoHsa was u witness before tho
immigration investigation committed ut New
York: He told whit le knew ubout the send
ing ofc1-cOnvicts from British prisons. llo
wns sentenced to prison for life in 1868, but
upon his promising to 20 to AmcricI le w,ls
pnrdonrd. He served six years. lie said
that tho worst thieves and cOnvicts Of En-
governors of the prisons persuaded them TO
go. Only the worst are sent here
A conspiracy to dcf,;lt tho Gre cnwny gov
ernmcnt hns been mrlcnrthed In Manitoba. It.
liz learned that letters have been sent To
country members elected to support tho
government asking them to join tho conspi-
ricy and overthrow the government. IL is
claimed thnt Greenway und Martin Ilud Sc
cured gigantic boolle out of the Northern
said. II IL tho conviction that tho Hudson
tho bottom Of It. fhcy hive been openly
declaring for somo tinlo that il the glnrnn-
tee net were put in fore things would bo ull-
right, but II not, then it was fight. and for
this they were prepured.
The loss ofiife at tho Chattanooga, Tenn,
IL, ,lre m, has been very great; In the excitement
rushed into tho buildings and cn,lcnvorrd to
save the threatened goods. 1t seems that
there wns criminal carelcssness in erecting
the four-stOry structures, because they col.
lnpsed solely from tho heat. One building
fell in when fifty persons were inside. Three
dead bodies had been recovered and it is
feared tho loss Of life IL considerably gr8iltrr
The total loss isestimatcd at ten and four
buddy wounded.
Advices from Rosebud Indian agency r.
port split among the reds at that plncc
The moral effect OF tho fnilurc of Standing
Rock will i1 to strengthen tho Induns in
their opposition to the treaty, hut tho break
in the Rosebud Indinns will offset Standing
Rock, so that it is thought tint Cheyenne,
the next agency to be visited. will be readily
secured. II is suie to say that the effective
ness of I he lndinn vigilance committee ut
Rosebud, appointed to kill tho first Indian
who signed tho treaty, has been inquired by
tn" recent action Of tho Indians ut thut
place.
The truins from the south arc heavily
loatcd with persons from tho vicinity Of tho
fevcr:strickcn localities. Atlanta. Georgin,
is full Of refugees from Jacksonville and other
points, but no evidences Of fever has been
found among them. The citizens of Jackson
Vile soy there must ut least bo twenty cases
in the hospital there. Atlanta is considered
exempt from danger. Although there have
been cases Of fever thcro ut different times II
has heen demonstrated that it will not
spread, und hence there Ia no feeling OF ex-
element.
Floyd Whiting. one of the Montana dctcc-
tivcs, attempted to shoot Fred Fuller, pro.
prirtOr Of the Nicollct snloon, AT Helena,
while under the influence Of liquor. Whiting
wns crazy drunk and went to tho saloon to
settle an old score with tho bartender. Not
finding him, he accused the proprietor of
hiding him. lilo then asked for glass Of
beer, and while Fuller was drawing il Whit
ing pulled hts revolver and shot. Fuller
knocked the weapon aside In the nick of time,
and the bullet buried itself in the bur
Sioux Falls, Dakota, has sensation In
thomysterious disappearance of Henry Ryder
and Dr. Maccomber. The doctor. who IL ~
veterinary surgeon. made his first appearance
in Sioux Falls nbont two years since ns u
penitentiary convict in North Dukotu town,
married widow named Ryder last winter.
Since the wedding the doctor and his stepson,
young Ryder, hnve been bitter enemies. Tho
doctor 1t ia alleged. frequently Threatened to
kill tho boy. AZ stated. the noy disappeared.
leaving o tenn of horses and other property
behind, and nothing has since been heard OF
him. Last wosk the doctor disappeared, TAX
ing, IL In alleged, several hundred dollars Of
his wife's money and horse not his own.
Many seem to think that later Developments