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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

riverpool Aug 90 345 p. m.Exchange closing; Wheat
%o red Western winter duh. - I'd No red North
.rn spring dull IS ID Corn american mixed spot new
s,a,dv r. Al. do old steady Is i1d: August nominal
se,enber steady 3'd october steady. IS 3'si Flour
x Louis fancy winter firm los 3D. Hops at London
,sotoc Co,s, steady 5JnGJs Reef-Extra India mess
arm, ,gls prime firm. sos. Pork Prime mess me
Western nrm. ass 81: prime mess medium Western hrn
.es "a Uams-Sh0rt ~ 20 III n. steady, 3ss bacon
Cumberlnni cut 30 n. hrm. 30s. short rib, ~
., o. n, nrm 3os long clear middes. light % 10 N 10.
nrn 80. long clear middles heavy 40 e. u 10 hrn US
shnrt clear riddles ~ 10 20 n. nrm. ms; ceaf
In,,s. - 20 IA H. firm as Shculiers-Square. IL 70
/. H. firm 2ss 81 Lari-Spot firm, 2is "a Cheese
,nsrican finest white and c1,Or-d. firm. 45s. Talo"-
Jir,m. city firm ss Ga cottonseed oil-lAyerp11l re-
nned steady les "a Turpe spirits steady Ills 81
Rnsn Common. steady. Is Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta Aug 2G-Cotton steady. middling. ,'sc; low
middling nc. receipts. - bales shipments ~ sales
l2 stock -oo ,,,, IA.
q ,iveston Aug 26-Cotton steady. midllng o-loc'
,,y middling l5-l6c. good ordinary, Nlbc reccpts
$50 bales all new, sales. lo'i spnnrrs' io' s'o'H'
Norfok Aug 26.-Cotton quiet; middlng Nc; low mid
ding 1l-c good ordinary u lo-i"c re'e'p's' ''''
sales q stock. iol - 49,, ,,, > = ,e..
Ia, r,ddling dc good ordinary, Dlbc. receipts ii5Z
haIs. I2T new exports Great Britain 800" coast
Wis. sg3: sales ~. stock. 1885. ~ -
savannah Aug ed-Cotton steady; mlilnf. &c, low
ri,ilinr G,c receipts 143 bales. all exports coast
wi.c lGi. sales .OJ. stock. ICij
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

crop will be particularly susceptible to injury ey fros,
, cearsnces from ali ports to-day amounted 70
zoo zoo Bush but the export demand was not UP TO tne
v.rs~ Soo,,nr IN only about fifteen loads CLOSING
S,,ces were-Le,i1c net higher No corn quoted sue
,,ons IN oats were exceedingly dull all day
h ya,mes shade higher In sympathy with the other
.nos,,nc only rs bush mixed oats for export IN .ne
80 anecuiaye the market makes but poor
absence 'i ne hull movements other grains Closing
.espons futures were NC higher No cats 2tm24%e
no mixed 2sXGc5hc; track white 2'gs2c id
Marcy ~ mr. ,eiSc Buffalo .BARLEY-Market
tsr,, quoted 3ixc T. Bunalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm standard
s %sss sass & ;? r T ssa i,Sa' 10 %
$g4@,sc no yel@ bow $ $. ~ Mite
l se.@lc ~ 30 TSi e' '2c 80 GoreJ nominal
{, o BIZ ,e No se g s. mess pork per Dbl
ad per G H. sas 'hor te ribs s5fss Snort
sides boxed 'Ng9c whsle asegs mnisn%i
s 81 On the Produce Exchanee today the butter market
ss ,iee q Esr. laa iS a ' loo
red @Scasl Corn and higher; no mixed BOY.
afm So a'2 9 5d" an" Ir ar higher 20 Bqlk
81 p butter steady. Sugar and cheese firm. Eggs
ss 4" ras Sc fss S
nrrn: No: b. gle oats firm No white 2sg2'c sr hye
s soa &C. w. '-'''' ~
minneapolis aug steady r. AgFu e. s. % Ss4
DID, s's ST OK. new a7sc 80 Ncraen Old 81 az new
s S S rs, T t pasenss g. second Sears s.
as * Rran in bulk 81 5oa$s sacked bran. s. 5oas"
A 81 Sas sS o s nF'S Gosf
Noycbe nominal Corn FIRM s hshe 3 mH an5
NoScmber nominal oats firm. NJ white. August Sep
sSe ta aeS Western isais do
and Western prints se Eggs arm b soe
firm and higher New-York full cream. fancy: 9c; do
fair to good eao'sc Refined sugar firm good demand
c'iton Unchanged Tallow steady; city prime in hhds
Si4c; country in bbls. $isc; do dark 2c cakes 3'sc
Fosters e: spring chickens 9qlic Dressed poultry
steady fowls. choice io2c; broiers large llgi5c' 90
small and scaded, sGlb
St Louis Aug. 26-F.our dull and steady. Wheat
Spot steady: No red cash elevator ysc bid track v9
G9Hac; No hard cash. e2ar'c. track August 'o9.c
Son'ernl@r g7.c asked. December. "saeIi.c May, "c
BID Corn-Spot steady: No cash 2s.c September
oslo asked; December 3oisc asked May. 33a33.c oats
Spot higher; NJ cash elevator 19Ac bid; track. zoe
W white. 2d22c. September. l''-c December lotc
NAV 23i.c. firm track. east side. sacked '"pJ
at mill Boo Butter trm creamery. aisc; dairy. loa
&c Eggs quiet. re. Whiskev 81 p. Pork higher
higher prime steam 81 90 choice 81 TN Bacon.BoS"d
IDS extra short and ribs. 81 go shorts 81 d2s
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders s. - extra short clear
and ribs. So shorts. 50 l2is.
Toledo Aug 26.-Wheat higher, weak; No 2 cash. Au-
e,st and September 9sc Corn dull. higher; No mixed.
30lc oats active. higher: No mixed. 100. Rye higher
steady. No cash 53c. Coserseed easier prime cash.
september and october 81 32i3. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

g. spssC 81 1873 Is ss 4, DO so % % n at at g.
IL Wes, nirs,Sa Co a4o Virginia lambs u fb at 70 w
81 Sa 90 H. at S. IS Virginia 90 c,, u r. 10 r. at
W.s, virginia sheep. 1i5 u. at - "-'s' '' w. " " "
81 TO- i2o Virginia DO. 40 ~ at ~ 20 a. H. at IS: "a
NJ co"ns; TO- %, e. ~. q state sheep. 81 n. at S2
Newton Co 226 virginia lambs y 10 at % "" u
III W,,kersor i5I Kentucky lambs ~ 10 az 20 -
9 e aniers: is Kentucky sheep. l23 TO- at *''o'
bucks. 1875 n. at 81 90 - "a, hc,a INCLUDING 90
be,d on sale Very firm at ~ U'gst" ltr :, iw ~ n,
",n Judd a Co 81 State hogs. 10 10 average AT
9. " ner 100 ib rough go n. at 15 stag 2.o H.
y, 20 =, Also late Yesterday 10 state hogs 10! 10 az
90 "a 40 ia III at 81 81: 90 do 2O4 No. AZ ~ so
r'ngts 05 H. at 81 do 3'7 10. at 81 So DO $50 3D.
W Lamb 46 state hogs III No. at - @o Also 500 iae
81 state hogs $50 10 at - d. - Co. 40 TO-
y, =. 90 sows 40 NJ at 81 co. sags. $50 H. at 81 o.
II II Hollis ia stcte hogs i1s h. at 81 49, roughs.
ago ~ at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

are Fastening 10 get under while the present opp
tuny afYords the The aggresate sacs OF s
uoos seem small as compared with transactions IN Wi
Of domestic growth. but the total saies form no ere
mart ~ the weeks transactions. AUSTRALIANS sun nsu
nromnentIv In the market with prices well maintaineu
These prices instances are reported ABOVE '''
quotations. tia, .,oo,. a. ,,,,ow..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
.:STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
TRADING CONTINUES LIGHT.
WHEAT MONOPOLIZES ATTENTION.
BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 20.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

trdnSdcilOHs IN
yanccs. noted chiefly in spring patents and winter
iatenis s. lonse winter siraights s5qs5 %: winter
Eo wSie - = CAS- MIA Sea WHIT tSSSt 81 o 8 "a
c6RxMEA Firm on rgs XII Kin Da - SIS
as to brand. BAG MEAL. firm hne white s'a9oe:
CO ana So n winer in blk ga ;o spre n bulk
s7'sa'.,c 700 n nddne bulk 7O4a!3c rye feed. COG
s2$ * ,resp,qE1 aoTcc n bulk ,.o, ~
strictly sensational features today. The nearest ap-
s STAR da, Gs f pad care n e aes a :RS. at
eosssuen;e Of violent nphsaval at Chicago. where
the affairs Of that option The market openea up c
sTs on which s S Dss. C T.. fns o sef he
This sharp Use IN the nearby delivery was not followed
difference between the two months widened about
had been satisfied Tie market fell into comparatiycy
SOW rat and was without important variation during the
december closed &c above last nigh; and
&c ieiow the TOP Price but c aboye last S,,ea s
enrS here was a bad drop in December under heavy
don 10 the squeeze September shorts ne eariy mar
2gd the Liverpool market sabSequcn psria o So
oe. this rise o MAS . ecs4 in cGGrtpondng midday de-
closing 2g2Hd ne, higher French mar;c:s opened
ps,,ancs in the afternoon hesyinsss the absence
s S@5 Min. en to Inv Gads Sas p2,'e o
SIDES Ct market during Re we're most o.. s SS1
sa y 30 aSS s in t re PrS car
bash less than ,hei. previous es;ima.e They have ais
reduced ;he snpsra9s surplus to 600 bush Sea
close to $4,000 bush With good deal road
fast losing lis :syesh temper ana trade seems n'H more
oRen was a aaoG 81 o fS'a S Ss 10
red 81 c5A ahoat. earl September No 2 hard.
The speculative s,recton TO-DAY II brought good
crop Of bulls ell OF whom serIned ready 70 ioad Up with
although immediate weather conditions were fairly
b r 1 lS :a' ss ae as n ;oo ge
DOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
snge Of contract prices follows.

Foreign markets SAINT lS"i' Tee ntfhcf W'tk- Ep'i
average sS'c receipts 40" bag, stock ~ 0oi
bags Hamburg Coffee market opened pig hlthTr.
closed with "a gain Of la. Iig. sales llOi" bags
Have Corep market opened steady and urhanged al
II IN y franc higher: al firm. u franc higher.
closed nrn let advance Of p. franc. total sales
- 900 bags.
FEBRUARY ~ - August - -
march ~. ~ September 40
Alr ............. - ~ oct ter ~ =,
May 600 November - 80
............ 90 December ~ -
IsoCofee market steady. No RIO. $500: eXca'
Jlcd. receipts. GOO b9gs cleared for the United states
5000 bags cleared for Europe 1900 bags, stock 4l"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
Closing PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Bid Asked. Bid Asked
Iehigh Valley . 3ols BOT. Con TT NJ stk IS 9is. IS
Nor Pac com. -. i1ss la. United Gas Imp. 19 ~
do pref ..... 4gas 497. Welsh Light. 49,,
Penn X R...... 552s ssh Elec Sto Ba, - 20
Phil & Rd l3i. l3 5l8 DO pref ....... 2.s 80,
do Ist pref27 i-l6 q 5l6 Pa II l. & l. COM l5s lSt
do Is sia ~ DO pref ..-..... 3S. 81
Philadel Traction 1872 i3+ Welsh Com com. ~ -
Union Traction. III. llas 10 pref ........ Il !!
Elec e. p TT Gifts % I3Is Baltimore Trac lss 10
Metropol Trac. il9:. 1905. Marsden ......... 10
Con Tr y ] stock 29i. 2,i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug 2G.-F:our-Quet and steady un-
and September 81 03a0si %; steamer No red 81 voga
81 OOk stock l4l9 4G5 bush sales G)O0p BUSH South
wheat 10y sample sidsl O5: do grade 81 02gSl Co
Corn hrm and month 3jisa35Ssc september 90. y
3Gc October 36Q3si,c mixed. 33u33isc stock
2s5 bush sales 10000 bush Southern white corn,
31G3sc do yellow 37d3sc Oats steady: No white 2fg
2jc 40 2 mixed. 2ld2li2r: stock lj65G+ bush Rye
nrrner No nearby. 58d56isc: No Western. 569d3ic;
stock. II Al bush Hay steady. choice timothy. S3 ov
feights steady. unchanged. Sugar. butter and
firm unchanged. Cheese firm Fancy New York. 90
large. 9&aoi.c: do - medium. l0tnloa.c do % small
1lLNl2c
Buffalo Aug 26Spring wheat higher and held strong
IS. hard Offering No Northern spot. 81 l27s.
Winter wheat higher demand light the advance. No
rcd 81 O2 Corn fair inquiry. limits firm, No yellow,
SIC. No yellow. 3Gisr; No 36c. No corn 10 &C.
steader. No white. 23isc. No white 22.c no
white 2la2iisc. No mixed. 2ii2c: No 3 mixed. 2o1c.
Rye quiet No . track BE. Canal freights firm
Flour strong the advance in wheat.
Boston 26-Flour unsettled. winter patents So &c
II: straghts. - SO - 10 spring patents
- s5G<G A. clear and stralghts. 81 GOgS6 10 Cornmea
firm 1sasoc per bag: 81 G5GSl - per Dbl: corn firm
steamer yellow. 49,. NJ. and steamer iln We
oats nrm fancy clipped 90. a30c. No. DO. 2s.l2ac
No. 2sa2Si.c NH feed quiet spring bran ship
lake and rail s!3 bran. Sl3 7jasii % middlings
sl5 5oasis red dog -four 81 Fresh beef hrm steer"
7'.asc: hincquariers. l0aoi9c; fores 5g3'sc Lambs
hrrn: mutton and yearllngs GisaIec veal $40 But
firm; Northern creamery ls"l"c; Western lNg
Imitation lldi3c. ladies'. loHlo2c. Cheese firm; North
en- Sa.Hcc; Western. NsH"'.
Chicago Aug. 26The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

Adams Express.
American Coal. |
Am cot oil COL
do pref Il p c.
American En-.
Am Tel 6 9 60. /
Am Tobacco co.
do pref .....-l
Amer spirits. ...
d. pref. ......l
Bklyn In Gas.
Brunswick Col
Chicago Gas co. /
Com able CO..
Col G ~ | u CO.
do pref.
Col Fuel ~ | co
Col Il II q & ! |
Consol Gas 60
con Coal ~ Md.
FL III IL ~ v.
FL T. | dBklynl
Erie Tel " I 90
Gen Electric 60
II u Clailin zee.
Home Ming Co.
Illinois Stee, Co
Lac Gas est IL.
do pref.
Man Beach Co.
Md Coal Co pr.
MINI Iron co..
Nat idns OIL Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

1--Actuli sales- I-Closng-i shares
lOpen High Low Fin. BID. ASK soid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

Nat sfarcn Nrs
DO list pref. -.
DO "a pref. 80.
New G Coal Co.
North Amer co.
Ont 81 Ming Co.
Pac NAL SIS Co.
Penn Coal. 49,.
Pull Pal Car 60
quickest. Ming co
do pref. .......
T g I & II Co..
Tex Pac l. TT.
STANDARD X e. 7
L $ Express. -.
L s Rubber Co.
do pref. 49,.
Wells-Fargo tx
West Union Tel.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

Old newspapers at THxAaKANiAN
Office 20 cents pef hundred
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10
POINTS FOR ADVERTISERS,

"Saylng the right thing at the
right time implies that adyertis-
ing, # properly done, Is immensely
profitable,
The only thing a man wants al'
ter he gets all the money he needs,
Is more, judlclous advertising gets
It,
It Is not necessary for one to be
an acrobat In order to tumble to the
fact that advertising h u good
thing
Cleanliness may be next to godll'
ness, but the biggest advertiser
sells most soap,
Az the rudder IL to the ship, 30
Is printers ink and Iudlcious adyer'
tIsInq to the success Of any business
that makes a bid for public patron
age
zone half Of q mans energy ID
wasted, Only the down strokes
count In chopplng wood" " Adyer'
tlslng improperly done Is wasted
Good ads are down strokes for sues
sassful business,
"The business Ia which you know
you could make money ls alwayt
mouopolIaed by others" The golden
opportunity Ia stll open Tor those
who reach over Others by more and
better advertising,
'Eeonmy Is a good thing, but II
h A poor policy TO sct a hen on one
egg, TO save eggs" Wise adyerlls.
era do not depend on a slngle nd
and a single insertion TO bring them
a fortune, Keeping eyeflastlnglJ
at II brings success,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

The best OF everything the mark.
ct affords, at lluddleHl0n Df0sn
meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10
BABY FOUND

This morning about 7 O'clock
some white boys passing through
an alley back Of the house known
as the George fheher place, heard
a baby cry In the shed aud on gos
ing In there found an infant In a
box wrapped In some old rags, that
looked ae though II had been oorn
during the night, The boys re-
ported It to the eolored people and
they gathered and took It In, The
child was q healthy robust one and
cried Justify
The officers were notified and aus.
pIelon pointed 70 Lula Nlshole, a
woman 20 years Of age, living Oh
the OD0nnell property Bob Car
lass aud Ed lluttler were appraised
Of the finding Of the babe and they
took II and gave II to some eolored
woman to look after Later Lula
Nichols was arrested as the parent
Of the child and she was put In Jail
on The charge OF attempted Infanel.
eide and will have her hearing this
afternoon before Justice BmIthef,
az to bond, etc, She would not
make a statement when arrested
udIt Ia thought she Ia the mother
Of the child
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

All blinds OF earboaaled drInkp, Az
feee bottom prees AZ Twin Oily
llettllae Works, $50
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10
CAN0vAs NO MORE.

The Spanish statesman, Canovas,
has gone down under the assassin's
bullet, Canovas was prime minis
ter of Spain and ruled, like all des-
pots, with a despotc hand 1t was
he who put Weyler, the butcher,
over Cuba and has kept him there
over many protests from not only
Spain people but other civilized ma
tions,
Canoyas was at Santa Agueda,
health resort, and the assassin, Ri
naldi, had followed him there for
the purpose of taking his life, which
he did by shooting, RinaldI is an
anarchist and shot Canoyas for hay'
ing executed a lot Of anarchists for
participating in bomb throwing at
Barcelona, where some fifty people
were slain,
The council ON learning of Cano-
vas death assembled and elected
Senor Gas Gayon to his place and
Immediately took charge Of the
telegraph lines 70 suppress any
news that night lead to an open
rupture,
Now that Canovas is dead Weyler
will doubtless be recalled, and many
of the Spanish troops called home IN
order to protect the crown which Is
fast tottering and may change
any day from monarchs head to
that Of a Republican, elected by
the people.
Canoyas' death, we think, will
hasten the freedom Of Cuba and
many good results will follow after
his death, which could not have
been had had this ruler lived,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

one dozen Bb cans OF tomatoes
for B5o at Jos, McShane's,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

Do not forget that the TfXARKA.
MAN ~ the proper place TO pel yout
job printing done
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

Joe MeAhane sells 20 lbs, grauut
lated sugar for tl " lbs, yellow
clarified, lOslg
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10
ABIDEs WITH US
Bad Luck on tina Diamond Still Stays
BY U.s.


BY Us,
We lost another game Of ball
yesterday at Hot Springs and add
ed to our chance TO come out be-
hind In the Arkansas league game,
AS we said before, some clubs must
be beaten In this contest, but we
had rather II would not be ours,
but all hope has departed now and
we believe they will win many more
games to the last column before
they return from their nine days
trip. At Hot Springs yesterday
they made two runs while the
Thermals marked up ten,
We learn that some new players
will be forwarded TO the club AZ
fast az they can be secured and
perhaps before the season closes
we will yet have a ball club that
can play ball
At Little Rock the game was
postponed on account Of rain, Two
games will be played there today at
the price Of one admission,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

Harry Nelson, an engineer, run.
ming Il stationary engine at Mena,
let his water In the boiler get too
low and the steam too high on Sat,
urdaN and the consequence Of lhlt
waa an explosion an explosion and
the death Of Nelson, These kind of
accidents could be stopped if the
men in charge Of engines would ohly
shut on the water from the boiler
entirely when they found II had
not been running In the boiler ils
usual quantity and lot the boiler
cool OF, Men hadlaiher take these
risks however, than TO appear in.
competent 10 keep The wheels Of
The machinery idle Tor d moment
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

The Cotton belt has d gang of
men at work changing one Of lie
switches near the Pratt House, 30
as TO bring II up 10 the coal bin Of
thla house In order to unload coal
without transferring II lnto the bin
by boxes ffom the ears
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10


The Pine llluii Press Eagle In
speaking of the recent killings here,
was somewhat inaccurate II was a
deputy marshal Instead of marshal
kllled and In the killing Of llalthr0p
Marshal Edwards was just behind
or 10y the side of him, when he was
shot, and shot waa not fired over
ha shoulder aa VIVA stated both
llalthf0p and Foster lived At or
near buchanan,
DO not forget that the 'fBXARRAs
MAN ~ the proper place 10 get your
Job printing done
Joe MeAhane sells 20 ba, granu,
lated sugar for sly lbsi yellow
clarified, l0sig
one dozen no cans OF tomatoes
FOR BbC at jos. McShane's.
The best OF everything the mark.
ct affords, at lluddleHt0n llf0sn
meat market,
Old newspapers at 'fbSAaKANiAN
0lllee 70 cents per hundred
Have your watches and clocks feI
paired by the old reliable lewelef, Y
i sehuslef iOugb
lladdlest0h bros, nave lust re-
eelyed fine lhe Of sm0ked meats
All hlnda Of carboaaled drlnke, Al
feea bottom prices, az Twin elt'
llettllaa WefGa, $50
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10
SPECIAL.

Until further notice we
will sell 30 lb sacks best
Patent Flour 81 10, 1 lb
cans Price Cream Baking
Powder 3bo.
II. BROWN, Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

lluddleston llfos, nave lust re-.
eelyed llhe lihe Of smoked meats,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-10

Have your watches aud clocks 70.
paired by the old reliable iewelef, y
l. Hehusler i0sgb
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28

right and a poor nan depending OF
renting a farm in the east at cash rem
could do better here, Tor his rent money
would soon buy a farm OF his own
What Dakota needs is good prices for
her produce and one eau live here as well
as in the east. This IS my opinion after
travelling through the Dakotas this sun
mer. Idon't see that people dress any
poorer or drive poorer teams or ride in
poorer conveyauces. All vary according
TO taste aud purse.
had the pleasure Of seeing a caravan
OF Indians enroute TO their annual camp
meeting at the Rosebud agency. They
won't trade horses when they are going
to meeting, thinking that will rob them
them Of a good meeting. They were to
have q lady missionary with them. T
going to see one ot the little pap
ooses but be was Sd frightened I gave i'll
up. Perhaps some oi your readers do
MOI know that for every bushel Of wheat
these Indians rinse the government pays
tUetn ST.. They al drove good horses
with fine carriages the men wore
'othing like white men except lheS thc
n%oceasins were not given up, and the
women all wore s]unbonnets or faucr
Iandkerchieis ON their heads
Mrs. Geo, Miller.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28

Of silver viii raise al prices and
yet make nothing dearer. This
shadow can no longer deceive.
The farmer has dolItr wheat in
gold, Why shouldhe fool with dol
lar wheat in j0c silver? Mr. Bryan
is unwise; he talks too much. His
best course is silently to wait in
the privacy 10 which his fellow
citizens have consigned him for the
chances Of another panic. For him
there IS no place IN the sun Of
prosperity. IL has risen with heal
ing N its wings. Inc mists Of er
ror have disappeared. Those birds
OF ill-omen, the demagogue, the
aud tine anarchist, who.
every land ia hours Of de-
preston haze aisa 2poaral for their.
works love darkness rather than
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-28
From South Dakota.

1.-The following interesting correspon-
dence from Condo appeared recently in
the Howard County 0a.) Times and
goes to show the impressions OF South
Dakota made on a visitor from Iowa.
We are having delightful weather here
and farmers are getting along finely with
their threshing. Wheat is yielding from
10 to i2h and as high as 10 bushels to
the acre around Condo, thirty miles
southwest not so good, 6 to 8 and a few
are all generally going into stock. and
the grass is always good, dry or green.
Their stock all looks well. Farmers tell
me they can make money here with
ten bushels OF when per acre than they
can in the east with twenty bushels per
acre, for they don't have to build fences
or pillow as deep. Some do not plow
every year but use u press drill, and
have the best crop, at that, as the
ground does not dry out so easily. Far
mer women do not cook for t~wenty-four
men to run a steam thresher, as the
threshers take a cook car and board
their own crews. The owner OF the ma
chine does all this and gets five and six
cents for threshing wheat.
Ii the Dakota farmers could always
get as good prices for their grain as they
are now getting, Dakota would be all