The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-08-16
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eI No. spring wheat, e21lc1 No. = I'D,
s6Hc; No. t,rn, 45hc; No. & oats
So; No. da1 seed. si' III q ' piSs
timothy tn dhy, seed 81. mess pork, per Dbl.
$ll3:9o@1s.?6 lard per 100 lbs. $s.72d;
salted sh, uiders bo1edj $7 29SS sh Spy
clear sides (boxed), $4,000 rs: sugars, cut,
loaf, S9sc; butter, creamery, 131a017u dairy,
13h@16c; eggs, 13h@1411e
M1NNEAPoLls
Wheat No.: hard 85Ac; No. 1, North
ern S3Aci No: 2, Northern, e01{N Corn
4o@43c: Oats, No: 2. white, 3311c; No. I,
mixed Sig: No. g., white, s2e; rejected
2 %;G$ C., Barley Ss@4sc; Flax, os@1 os
Eggs, fresh 15c; Mutton, dressed 7@s1ac.
Potatoes, 40 per bu.; spring chickens per dog.
$l.75g20O; Wool, medium, 21 q 81; coarse
unwashed l7019: Butter, creamery, 10@18a
dairy, l2@14c; grease butter 4@5s-
At. PAUL.
Wheat. No; hard, 500 No. North
ern, 65e No, 2 Northern. go. Corn.
No. 2, 4Sc. Oats, No. 2, mixed, 8Oe
No No. a Th{te' H $2e No. 2, white. s1hs,
corn meal; unbo!ted. $17.25; Hay, No
$3.50; No: upland prairie Sc. 0oG@o. 50
timothy, $3.50; Flax seed-$1. %; potatoes;
per bu. 45c; eggs, 151ac.
MILWAUKEE.
Flour steady. Wheat closed firm: septenb
ber Sic; October, S1Ac. Corn Quiet: No. x.
45kc. Oats firm; No. 2, white, 371zc. rive
dull; No. l, 4Sc. Barley lower; No. z, G0c for
Old. Provisions lower. Pork-Cash and
Ayrsv0 =
tember, $s77h- Butter..Choice firm; poor
Cheese quiet; cheddars, s&Shc. Rec.,nts~
Flour, 6,600bbls; wheat, 1000 bu.: barley.
700 bu: Shipments-Flour, 21,5oO bbiA
wheat, 900 bu.
Wheat, Cash e4Ac; August, e4e., septem
Der, s49tc.; October s4hc.; December. 843So
O'Donavan Rosa Was witness before tho
Immigration Investigation committed at NeV
York. lie told what he knew about tho send,
Ing OF e1-convicts from British prisons. Hs
was sentenced to prison for life in 1868, but
upon his promising to 60 to America he vas
rardoned. He served six years. he said
that the worst thieves and convicts Of En-
land we're anxious to come to America The
governors OF the prisons persuaded them to
60. Only the worst are sent here.
A conspiracy to defeat the Gre cnwav GOV
ernment has been unearthed in Manitoba. It
| is learned that letters have been sent to!
| country members elected to support tho
government asking them to join the oonspi
racy and overthrow the government. 1t 10
claimed that Greenway and Martin had a.
Pacific deal, and other dirty things were
said. It is the conviction that the Hudson
Bay Railway company "pushers" arc at
the bottom Of it. They have been openly
declaring for some time that If the euara1f
tee act we're put in force things would be all
right, but If not, then it was fight, and for
tins they were prepared
The loss $50 Of life at the Chattanooga, Tenn,
fire has been very great. In the excitemanf
OF the condagration hundreds II citizens
rushed into the buildings and endeavored to
save the threatened goods. It seems TINT
there was criminal carelessness in erecting
the four-story structures, because thew cot
!apeed solely from the heat. One building
Tell IN when fifty persons were inside. Threo
dead bodies had been recovered and it il
feared the loss OF life is considerably greater.
The total loss is estimated at ten and fonr
badly wounded.
Advices from Rosebud Indian agency r.
port split among the reds at that place.
The moral effect of the failure of Standing
Rock will be to strengthen the indiana in
their opposition to the treaty, hut tho break
! in the Rosebud Indians will offset Standing
Rock, so that it is thought that Cheyenne.
the next agency to he visited, will be readily
secured. 1t is safe to say that the effective
ness OF the Indian vigilance committee at
Rosebud, appointed to kill the first Indian
| who signed the treaty, hos been impaired by
the recent action OF the Indians at that
place.
The trains from the south arr heavily
loaded with persons from the vicinity Of the
fever-stricken localities. Atlanta, GeorRia.
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 at least be twenty cases
in the hospital there Atlanta il considered
exempt from danger. Although there have
been cases of fever there at different times it
has been demonstrated that it will not
spread, and hence there 10 no feeling of on.
element.
Floyd Whiting, one Of the Montana doteo-
tives, attempted to shoot Fred Fuller, pro-
prietor of the Nicolet saloon, at Helena.
while under the influence of liquor. Whiting
settle on old score with tho bartender. Not
hiding him. He then asked for 4 Gisas Of
becr, and while Fuller was drawing K Wh;t.
ing pulled his revolver and shot Fuller
knocked the weapon aside In the nick Of tima
and the bullet buried itself in tho bar,
Sioux Falls, Dakota, has a sensation IN
themysterious disappearance of Henry RYDER
and Dr. Maccomber. The doctor. who Ia a
veterinary surgeon, made his first appearance
In Sioux falls about two years since az A
penitentiary convict in North Dakota town.
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