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The Irish standard., 1894-08-11

the sword OF Wallace i yet ! bright
tradition. The genius of Franoein the
brilliant literature Of the day pays it's
high homage to the piety ard heroism
of the young Maid Of Orleans. In her
new Senate hall, England, bids her sculp-
tor place among the efigies of her
greatest sons, the images of Hampden
and of Russell. In the gay and graceful
capital Of Belgium, the daring hands of
Geefs has reared monument full 6f
glorious meaning to the three hundred
martyrs Of the Revolution.
"By the soft blue waters Of Lake Lit :
creme stands the chapel Of William Tell.
On the anniversary Of his revolt and
victory, across those waters as they gilt
ter in the July sun, skim the light boats
of the allied Cantons., From the prows
hang the banners Of the Republic, and as
they near the sacred spot the daughters
of Lucrene chant the hymns Of their old
poetic land. Then bursts forth the glad Te
Deum, and Heaven again hears the voice.
of that wild chivalry Of the mountains
which, five centuries ago, pierced the
white eagle of Vienna, and flung it bleed
ing on the rocks Of Uri.
At Ipnspruck, IN the black aisle Of the
old cathedral, the peasant Of the Tyrol
kneels before the statue of Andreas
Hofer. In the defles and valleys of the
Tyrol, who forgets the day on which he
fell within the walls of Mantua. It is q
festive day throughout his quiet, noble
land, In that old cathedral his inspiring
memory is recalled amid the pageantri4s
of the altar, his image appears in every
house; his victories and virtues are pro-
claimed in the songs of the people; and
when the sun goes down, chain of fress
in the deep red light of which the eagle
spreads his wings and holds his giddy
revelry, proclaims the glory OF the chief
whose blood has made his native land q
sainted spot in Europe.
Shall not all join in this glorious wor-
ship?
Shall not all have the faith, the duties
the festivities Of patriotism?
We give elsewhere The Song of the
Union," by the late Rev. J. W. Gum
m,ngs who built st. Stephens Church,
New York, and was in charge of it till
his death. 1t is included in this volume.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
Lend Me Your Ears

1 do not wish to blow into them, but
merely whisper that the Red River Val
Icy offers fine inducements for home
seekers, as also the entire region along
the G.. N. Ry. through Minnesota to
Washington. For maps, guide books, &C.,
apply to F. I. Whitney, G. P. & T. A., ST.
Paul, Mimi.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
Do You

Want money? or home? want work?
or farm? want to open q store in q
growing town? Want to raise live stock?
Want to know how to buy improved farms
in q we'll settled region without paying
cash? Particulars and publications sent
tree by F. I. Whitney, St. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
500 & Sue

Sound right but they don't look right for
Sioux City through which The North
Western Line runs superb Pullman
sleepers between Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Omaha.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
THE BISHOP OF w1NoNA.

A Noted Prelate Who Has Done His Share
In Spreading the Faith.
Three prelates who differ in methods
of work, but who arrive at the same con-
illusions are the Right Rev. J. B. Ootter,
Of Winona, MINI; Right Rev. Thomas
A. Bonaoum, OF Lincoln, Nebraska. and
Right Rev. Henry Gabriels, Of ngdens-
burg, N. T., says G B. in late issue Of
the Philadelphia Catholic Times. Bishop
Cotter is one Of the CREST expunents of
the total abstinence movement in the
Catholic Church and is one of that de-
voted, earnest and enthusiastic group Of
which Archbishop Ireland is the head
and moving spirit. Although not born
in the United States, Bishop Cotter is
thoroughly imbued with the American
spirit and could teach practical patriot
ism to many of the A. p A. ranters. He
first saw the light of day in the city of
Liverpool, England, November 10, 1874.
When he was but three years of age his
parents emigrated to the United States.
They had not been here long before the
family removed to st. Paul, Mimi, where
they have continued to reside ever since.
The future Bishop was then eleven years
old and he received his earliest educa.
ton in the schools of the bustling city Of
the West. After it had been determined
that he should enter the priesthood,
the young man was sent to st. Vlncent's
College, at Latrobe, Pa. He studied
with such zeal at this place as to evoke
the warmest praise from the discrimin-
citing Benedictine fathers who we're in
charge. From Latrobe he went to the
University of st. John, at Collegeville,
MINI. Bishop Grace, Of st. Paul, Or
dained him 10 the priesthood on the 23d
of May, 1871. His first charge was as
pastor of st. Thomas Church at Winona,
and his first act there was the organiza-
ton of total abstinence society. That
church is now the Pro Cathedral Of the
new Diocese of Winona, and the temper
ance society planted so many years ago,
like the proverblal green bay tree, still
lives and hourishes. Ever since the
organization of the society, which was in
1872, he has been attending the State
and National conventions Of the G. T. a.
U. Of America. He is president of the
Union of America at the present time
and is as indefatigable in organizing So
cietiee, delivering lectures and making
himself generally useful as when he was
3 poor parish priest.
The Diocese Of Winona was established
in 1889 and Father Cotter was appointed
the first Bishop of the see. He was con-
secrated December ~, 1889, Archbishop
Ireland officiating. Although covering
q great area, the diocese has Catholic
population Of over $4,000. There are 50
priests and AZ churches with resident
pastors The diocese contains 20 ,paro
ohial schools and several Indian schools.
S4Y-rnf to > Ia ErsA J sf
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
7 Only Cities

IN the United States in 1870 had popu-
ulation over 10000, but ii 1890. q. and
The Nor h-western Zine IS the best line
from Minneapolis and Sc, Paul g : large
number of them.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
Waited from Superior.

Special to The Irish Standard. I
ss Miss Aqgie Noonan, Of Winona, is visit
B ing "a the city. She Is the guest Of Mrs.
p Riley. NJ
W. Jenkins Of Chippewa Falls,
Tor member 81 Congress-
! frz,l 4 ressiional district.
The Irish standard., 1894-08-11
Longest River

In the world is the Mississippi, but the
shortest line between Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Chicago is The Northwestern
Line
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-11

men berfom ben bliper 2op. bill ben
oi9re bette 9epartement til. buab
lisnenoe Departementer er unber en-.
buer for @esierins / @erben - en-
oiplomatiit Stole. Meb unbtaselie
al Setretaren, fgrfe asfferenoe
Setreter, Nmbasiabgrerne % Mi=
nifrene, bilbe QUE 9epartementets
burise Gunftionnrer, bliue fat paa
en- permanent 8aiis. os beres Gors
fremmelie uilbe uoeluttenbe afbense
af oeres Gurtieneiter. Susen, Tom
BOT reif meset. pil oare / Euiul ON
be 5oroele, iom uiloe uare en- Telse
of fat oniatte &oniuler os consular
agents uoenlonos. os oenne Biq
ipnes at pere ct 5friot ben rigtiee
&etnin9, men bet piloe pere enbnu
beore at frp9e uo QUE unbtaselier
unbtaeen @etreteren.
Set ct fost, at Ben Numobnius.
iom ct fremfommen fra be lotinl=
ameritanite &esierinser. ON at be
Goreneee Stater ital lutte fig til BEN
/ en- &ense. Conference, oil bliue Of
uif al &reibent @leuelanb unber
&aafsuo al, at en- iaaoon Conference
lite uil fire til noget. fpr @uslano %
9ollanb bar uiit nosen 9ispoiition
til at foranore fin @tilline til Splu.
Iflaset oil bltpe formiloet meb en-
9entpbnins ON. at Betinselierne for
en- iaaban Conference onta9eli9 bill
bliue 9unftisere ON ct Mar ira M.
Sniolertio bar &epreientont Can't
netti ira California introbueeret en-
Sallesreiolution, oer siuer &reiiben>
ten Suftrur til at inobpoe Neationerne
paa ben oeitli9e @alpfu9le til en-
ftnanciel Conference / ben 9eniist
at taa bisie til at ontase en- Splu.
itanbarb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-11

ou goo? 9et peb bu lite; bu Ct
ufienot oberalt. Du fpbrser efter
arbeioe, men en-, iem .tromper"
igiennem 2anbet meb fine Eepper
poa @pggen. oil 5armeren itfe sierne
bgre. Tori Glminbelisbeo iaa er 1aa<
oanne (oe talbes ber Beiten) en-
Genoerfoot.
8etant big bel, fbrenb bu forlaber
9iemmet. DmenbRibnt bx Ipnes,
bet Ct baarot mansen Sang. at bu
maa arbeioe iao, baaoe tent % tio.
list. iaa tro mig, borte bos 5rem=
meoe mao bu si6re lanet mere, enb
ou aloroe biemme bos Jar os Mor.
9es btsfe Orb paa 9iertet. 9por
ou panerer, or eller @ef, 1aa er
bog biemme bos Mor olIerbebit.
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@aW &afe.
lite Mprtl 1894.

lite Mprtl 1894.
Haa ct 5tatsalliancempbe for to
War fioen bleo bet befemt. at Jar>
meraQiaueen lite Fulbe uere noaet
ieritilt politiF &arti.
Iltfaa ton en- Mono bore Meblem
at IQionceu, ON BON er en- $50.
puliit, 9emofrat elIer Hepublifauer,
eller ON ban lite er noeen 9arti1laoe.
@n NQiancemano Tan beltase / aue
BartierS &onpentiouer. % BON tan
mpoe % femme for be Menb, 5om
pil fremme IQiancens @rinciper bea=
be / aonuentionerue os ueb @algene.
Dette er 5ribeo. %n Iaaban Manb
er opbsiet ooer alle &artier; ban fan
tale frtt o9 banole frit; ban bebbper
lite at faloe itne, naar &artiippber.
ne bespnber at fualbe; ban tan uo=
pelee oa femme paa Meno, 1om Ct
tro @eformbenner. % Iom ct forafz
terfofe; ban fan uuoeritptte >et sobt
5orilog, iom ct til 5oltets bebite, en-.
ten bet bliuer fremiat at &opulilerne
eQer @epublifanerne. st ilaaenbe
@rempel bar ri benne Bob Dunns
Gag.
Bob 9ann Tom frem meo en- Qob
saa;; ,aenS bantraf fiilsatp eaMe.
publitaner, % berfor femte 8opuli:
fternes @epreisntonter imob Jor1a=
get, formooentlis lebet af 8artibab
os Most{qse. @qer uar be iaa ine>
oeripute, at be troeoe, be besit Tor.
eberi mob fit eset Barti peb at item=
me for en- soo Sag, noar ben por
tremiat af ct Mebparti?
&i moo baue liot @eform paa bette
| Omraobe. Sob o8 pere tro imob %
ielu % unbertette aQe aooe Eager,
enten be fommer ira bet enc eller bet
anbet politilfe Barti. Raf oft SAB,
@sennptte og Eraua1pntbeo paa Dpr.
@tem iom Meao oe tai for Jri=
beb. &as eoer for olle BEN, Der bar
en- 9fs, iom Ral ilibes; be banbler
iom ofteit breune al @sennptte os
Selpinteresier, os naar be bar fplbt
fine Hengetpeer os er fomne bg,t paa
@rens @ttse, iaa eiuer be os @maas
folt en- COB Sag; tb, be ct iaa for
bltnbeoe lift eset fore .Ses", ct be
tror, at naar bare be ian faa banle
paa &oier, iaa fan be andre eierne
banie paa Eorne.
2@rbgoiaf
Sobn S. Nune.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-11
Ter8mS Ta4s, @tnmetota, lite Mprtl 1894.

rie fit be % @temmers Maioritet. 8
Garmiu9ton baboe mon at femme
ouer ,enten TO Solooner eQer nere
@alooner". Sc, fom bar Japbr al
fere Salooner, uanot. S Blue Garth
@itp nanbt 2icenie meb 80 Stemmers
Maioritet. @illmor: NQe be pala>
te Bpembebsmeno er / Japbr of 81.
cenie. Eracb: 9icenie fit 126Stem.
mers Maiuritet. Noo: 2iceniefol.
tet git Of meb Seiren. @aalebes lp,
oer Beretnin9erne ON @aloonfoltets
@eire; oer ct bog nosle @teber, buor
mon itemte mob @aloonerne. gilbert
Sea femte mob Saloonerne, lisele>
bes @inuebaso @ttp. Men 9oeeb>
itprten naar meb Saleonerne, Rriuer
Minneapolis Sournol.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-04-11


Sames s. 9iQ, @rejibent for
@reat Mortbern. Bauen. ct fommen
tilbase fra en- Eur til @nslanb, bpor
ban beI6ate 2onbon % andre engelRe
8per. 6an fal ifslse Minneapolis
Sournal bape ubtalt an9aoenbe
reconciliation af @plp. at ON ct
Mar8 Eio pil @nslanb inbbpoe ale
Mationer til at fomme 1ammen torat
brbfte en- &lan besan9aaenoe. 9ers
for trob5e ban, bet bar beof, ON bet
ameritanfe 6olf funbe bolbe Munb
inbti( pibere. Mr. Sil1 foreto9 efter
iisenbe &eiien bopebiaseli9 for Ni.
petSlina.
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StI BET dreoe 8oaro Of Go1ttttn
Commits fto1terS / Otter
SatI Co1ttttt)-

NRinntiota Stat, &ontcr Boaro
Of Corrections anb Charities,
Statsz @apttoltet, ct. 9aul,
ARin11., 3bie Npr;l 1894.
Wfine 9errer! @tatens Boarb Of
Corrections onb @borities bar moota.
get @bers @eboelelie al 31te Marts
1894, boilten oplbier, at Spbres'
maalet om5oranorin9 afSpitemet for
5attisunoeritpttelien blep taeet unber
Bebanoline / County: :@ommisierer>
nes Mpoe ben 15be Marts 1894.
8toere oplpies. at .@ountp. .@ommis>
i9rerne nemte for 8ebanolin9 al
Spprasmaalet ON 5oranorins of @p.
ltemet uaunte County fra County.
@pfem til vEotpn.@pFem. Sen for.
nemite @runb for nepnte s}ornn>
bring bar ben, at ber por en- bel Sci
@temme9ipere. lom pniteoe Joran<
brin9en.
!, SEC SEC szaf Statens Bearo oi @or,
rections anb Gbarities paalast at
unoerrette @bers ereoe 8oarb ON,
at tbett / @rbpbisbeb uil tilraaoe life
at feretdse nosen 5oranbrin9 / ety.
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Wtn11efpta.

Jront Nnberion fra littiu County
os 8. 9. @iltin fra @lap @ountp
lgslobes fra Genei1et @ti1pater
ben Ste Npril.
r@t. @oul gee,ps' fol bore
paa ippet It'll sat maatte ilutte fin
@irtiombeb, ba Blabet maneler Ron>
tauter, itriuer nBennp &reis".
= 5lopb. .@utterne. iom for en-
Eio fiben rial ouer $4,000 fraBont
Of Minneapolis. er af @pieneretten
oemt til 6ensietsfraf.
safe Benton 9imes" ct OPP
fipbt af TO 5olfepartimenb os ubs
fommer berefter iom Organ for SOL
tepartiet.
- WQe be, {om uar unber Qua
rantene &art 9otel. Miomap=9i,
ftriftet, ct fptteoe iii ben eamle Bps.
ming for @etermfolen. Ser tales
ON, at potelet uil bliue auttet /
Branb.
- Bnroabet / @lbo&p 3ote bar
ne9tet at iette 2icenie>Beneene
laoere eno til 81. 900. oe saloonmen.
oene ne9ter at betale iaa me9et.
5pl9en er. at @aloonerne CT blet luf,
teoe, % 8beu bolber poo at blipe
ter, flyer Grant gounts 9eralb.
s@raceuille Tran'cript", iom
bar upret ub9iuet / @rocepi0e foen
1888. Ct btet iolst til n@raceuille
@uterpriie". Disie to Muiier p,l for
@ftertiben ;fplse @toneer @re1s uo<
tomme unber Eitelen Eronlcript=
@nterpriie.
- @lentpooos 8orsere femte for
2icenie, men ba Bproabet forbbiebe
2icenie>& >&ensene til $500 os benemte,
at 6aloonerne Rulbe lutfes 81. 9 ON
&peloen, par Der insen. iom oilbe ta,
&c ab 2icen'e. % berfor berer Glen
tpooe frembeles 9faun af Brobibis
tion>Bp.
- Nels 2osou, en- @neeter georb.
Minneapolis, bar opfunbet en- Melfe.
maitine. Den betaor of en- firtantet
&asie meb fire @uuer. Sen, iom
uofsrer Melfninsen, bolber @asien
meQem &neerne os anbrtneer 8at-
terne siennem be fire @uller, % oer>
peb, at ban breier paa en- &eiu, pres
ier ct Stptfe Rubber Melfen ub af
&atterne. Maitinen bar unber be
foretagne &rbuer piit fig meget til
freo8fil1enbe, beber bet.
- @fterretnin9erne fra @algene,
iom bolbtes / Minnelota ben Abe
Gpril biier, at 2icenie eiennemsaaen>
be git af meo @eiren. s &ut 9inlon
panbt 2icenieioltet meo 118 @tem,
mers Maisritet. S Bloomins @rais
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Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

sifterne fra $l4. .o00i1S92 til $4,000
/ 1893, builfet ct en- @eouftion Of II
Brocent. 81 er ouerbepiite ON, at
oeune &ebuttion fon bripes pibere,
uben at Gattisfoltet eDers Gountp
berpeb lioer uret. &i ier Of ben fio.
ite &apport fra ebers Mubitgr, at 8
ubbetalte $4.878 / relief orders, lite
meoreenet 9a9ebielp. uosiiter til
5attisbuiet eller Soft til enfelte 9ser,
foner. iom fori6r9ebes bos pripate.
Gf oisis $4,S78 bleu $2,56S ubbetalt
iom nresulqre 8ioro9" til 72 forfiel<
lise Suoiuioer eller Jamilier. Nf
bisie .resulere 8ibro9" jtratte 81
fig ooer ct Etosrum af 6 Maoneber
eQer l9n9ere. % "a / 9 Mtaaneber
eler lenaere. @i pil / 2@rbgoiebeo
anbefale, at bette Sbifem for re9ule,
re Biora9 fortaites, oe at County.
@ommislarerne Deb lbuert &uartale
mgoe siennemaaar belle 9iiten of be
&erioner, iom bibinbtil bar mobtaaet
foaoanne 8iorog, p9 berefter blot fat:
ter 8eitemmelier Tor 3 Maaneoer ob
@ansen % blot 9iue til bem, iom mon
efter ombpaaelis unberfeselie finoer
at tranae l1nberfsttel}e. Man pil
finoe, at oenne 2ife ui( tunne reduce,
res en- bel 9el uben berfor at pere
bnaro mob no9en. 6uis Ecpu=Sp'
itemet fanoe onto9es, uil s finbe. at
Eowuets Boaro Of Superpiiors maa.
ite pil ubeluffe minoit 6aloparten af
BEN. lem fbr bar facet unber itpttelfe.
81 tror. at bette bbr aigtes al @oun.
to s@ommi8 iRre rlef anbeialer.
uioere, at @ountp Communicating
iaa luart iom mulist tat @friot til at
bpe9e ct benfistsmesiist 5attisbus,
iamt at be 8erioner, iom faar reeu=
lere Biorog, blir opforbrebe til at
aaa til Gattisbulet, meomiuore Der
ituloe oere nosen ieroeles @runb,
bporfor be bes unoeritpitss / fine
6iem. Wtau oil fiuoe. at mango
al oisie Soft oa uil isrse for fig 1elp.
e1er at oeres @enner u,l iprse for
oem. buis be fortaar. at be / mooiat
5alo moa saa til Gottiebuiet.
Otter Gail @ountps 6atlisbus Ct
aloeleS ultittet for lit Brug. Set er
for lioet, % bet er oaorl19t inbrettet;
BET er umul,9t at boloe bet iunot, o9
bet tan Title laoe fig 9ipre at bape
boert &lpu for fig; bet er osloa let
uOIat lor al brenoe neo. laa Snopoa,
nerne omtommer. Bt tror, at ct nbt
5atti9bus lite bare u,l uere Men.
nefebeoens sSnteresle. men bet pil
ogiaa Ipare @ountiet for unpopenbiae
Henseubles.
&t uil 9@rbpoisbeo forellaa. at
County. @ommiSiererne uoelutfer QUE
oem fra offentlis unoeritottelie, iom
fan bielpe fig ben toruoen. o9 at be
nester at siue unoeritpttelie @oms
mermaaneoerne, uoen til iaaoonne,
iom er tor iua9e. &t tror. at ber=
iom bette 9igres, pil Golfets &rop
paa ct Eotpn. Spitem opbgre; Der pil
bliue ier9et beore for be fatti9e, o9
@fattebprberne oil bliue mere lieelig
foroelte, eno buor Eomnipfemet er
anta9et. Bebo9 at uuoerrette o8 ON,
boao mon pioere foreta9er / benne
Sag. Wfeo meeen N9tel,e,
9@rbpbisf,
| cnS%funA G. caxt
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Mrbetoe for a4e(

Msenter ti1bbbes $50 paa 80 Daz
ses Eib: $3.50 Snbtest fire Tiger
eller tn9en 8etaling. Senb 5rimer=
fe for Brpper % Dplbsniu9er til
ST. Sboop, SEQ. 6 81, &acine, 8is.
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2Sbttmtatt County. 2Safbtn8ton.

20tttnta,t County, 2Uafbttt8ton.
24oe Rarts 1894.
@n Spurp @aanben er beore enb
to / Stouen.
9a nu &interen er saaen. % 8aar'
iolen after litter frem, lau tommer
og,aa benne meb Nrbeibe paa 5ar.
men is1en.
Os ba bet er en- flor 9el al Qne>
oommen. iom altib bar Tanter, at
noget anbet @teo er iaa meset beore,
eno buor Sc er, iaa fanife bet lite CT
al &eien at fse ct Orb ongaaenoe
benne Cog.
9a nu Billetpriierne er ioa laue,
i9rfilt til &etfpfen. er bet mango,
fom bill benptte fig beraf for at tomme
bib og ie9e efter Grbeioe, oa be Il<
minbelisbeo tror. ber ct bore @ule o9
srsnne @sne, flor Detailing oa Tibet
Nrbeiee. @anse uil forlaoe Tor os
Mor o9 ct soot 6iem for at reiie
bunorebe, ia tufinoe Mite os ueo @ei'
iens @ube finbe fig iblanbt Golt. iom
be lite tienoer, bar aloris feet, %
icm lite betpm,er fig bet oQermiubfte
ON, buem be er. eller beorfra be fom.
mer. @pprser ou efter Nrbeioe, iao
maa bu fbrft aiue 8eiteo paa, buao
bu fan 9ibre. St bu uant til at tib-
&c 4 eller s 6eite poa 6armen, .iaa
fanbenbe bu faar Nrbeipe, enbffibnt
be uilbe beller bape nosen, iom ct
tienbt.
st Dassarbe,be ber Ct at faa op
&l. 4 ON Morsenen, fprit ierae for
be 6ene, fom bu fibrer, oernet faa
Melteipanbet, melfe til 6 &igr. o9
naar bu ct ferbi9 bermeb, Tan bu
9ipe @uinene.
@r ba life Grofoften ferbig, fan
ou busge liot @eo. inotil man talber
paa big. bsilfet 9ierne Fer &l. 6.
&oa Naeren bDr ou oere Rl. 81,
buor ou ba brluer paa til &(. 10,
ba Miooassmaoen uenter paa big.
@aainart bu er ferbi8 meb benne.
iaa uo os ipenoe for isieu. Ser er
iuaen Miooo9sbuile ber paa @aar>
ben. &l. Z fan bu ia ifro. Naar
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-27
aac. Cash corn was strong at yesterdays

at 43s4c. Cash corn was strong at yesterdays prices. ,,.. Al, tone being transmitted from the corn market. The close on September oats was Ac higher than yesterday. Cash oats were steady.
 Provislons--There was an awakening TOT brief spell in this market today. but there was not enough vim to the trade to carry the ac- tivity through the entire session. TWO or tne large backing institutions started the ball shorts began to evince some uneasiness, ana, in covering forced an advance all around. The strength in corn and the good cash de- mand for product had some effect on the trade, as did also the strong market Tor nogs; The close was 17l2c higher than yesterday for September pork, 7l2c higher for September lard, and 1o@12l2c higher for September rlbs.
 Cash quotations were as follows; Flour was dull; feeling easy; prices unchanged. Wneat No spring, 50lsd 52l2c; No. red, oOssc' Mess pork, $12.65@12. s2l2, Lard, pc. 1oo % pounds, $6 92t2G6.95: Short rib sides, 80 So 9 d6.S .S2E. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, $6 % @6.l2l2. Short clear sides. boxed, $6. S7l2G 700. Whisky. $1.22.
 ST LOUIS.
 r ST. Lotus, July 26.-Flour was heavy and weak; patents, $2.65d2.70; extra fancy $2. 30 @2.40; fancy, $2.I0@2 20; choice, $l. l.600 200. Wheat was lower; July, 47Ac; August, 47lsc; September, 4sAc; December, 52c. we're higher; July, 27l9c; August, 27A; Sep tember, 27s4c. Pork-standard mess, $13. 37t2 Lard-Prime steam, $6.75; choice, $6 s7l2 Dry salted meats-Loose shoulders, St. OO; longs, $6 700; clear ribs, $6.7o; short clear sides, s6. s7i2, Bacon-Boxed shoulders, h' ders, clear sides, Ss co. High wines were firm at .22.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-27

quotations: ~:-l'z July delivery. y.,..............3 50-64df July and August delivery 8 50-64dt August and September de-
 livery. ............3 49-64d03 50-64d September and October de-
 livery ...........3 50-64d October and November de-
 livery 51-64d+ November and December
 delivery ..............3 h2-64d* December and January de-
 livery ...-.. ........-.......'f o3-ofu o7-osu January and February de-
 livery .... 3 55-64ds February and March de-
 livery ry.................-. o oo-o4uWo o'-o1u Sellers. Buyers. tValue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-27
CHICAGO CHANCE.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Auother low record was broken in wheat today. Heavy receipts and favorable crop news was the cause, helped along by news from foreign markets. Sep tember wheat openeh at from 52& 10 52 ,sc, sold between 527s and 52Ac closing at o22c, ssc under yesterday. Cash wheat as ID good demand at a decline of 4Gl2c.
 Corn had an additional cause for an advance in the report of damage to the Russian anu Danubian crops. Prices declined alter me opening on indications of rain in the corn belt, but the belief was general that onsiderable portion uf the harm was iireparabie. The close was strong at an advance over yesteruhy of l.c. September corn opened a from 44% to 437sc. sold between 44lsc and 43l2c, closing