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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
Ser 9feu : Gn9IGnoer ttuS iein
GtoGffG1.

Oils bes gfeu> @ngldnoers 2ieblineSBeri6t
tpirb auBerbalb ieiner 0eilnatb getp0Dnlid)
Sped u1o BobHen" angeie6en, tpte man
SugelteDen miro, Elm redt ra6rDaftes, tDsnn
audi ntAt fir leoen Wta9en peroaultdeS
0eri6t. Our9 Senator Soar Don Wtalia>
huletts aber perben mir ieBt belebrt, oaB
Die eigeutlibe &~icbIing5ipeiie, bas Nunbroita
Der gteu>@ nglGnoer, Der Stodfti6 lit, uno
3mar Der Stodfil9 III Der Sorm bon
&lppS.
Senator Soar bate fiirsIid 9eIegeutli9
Der Debate uber bic 3pangsbiu in Der
6ibe bes @efedts Die NeuBerung getban,
ver nolle lieber, Dap er uno ieine 4anDsz
leute nur 80 Gents am Sage Deroienen
fDnnen uno nidtS ais Stodfti9 ellen mfg
ten, als baB Die 3mangsbiu geldlagen
iperoe," uno er bat oafir Diel boren Mill
ien. gu ietner @6renrettung bat er jest
on etneu Btttsburger Heoatteur etnen 8rief
geidrteben, Der i'm Don elmer Seite barr
felt, bic man al ibm nibt geipobnt lit,
bon Der bumoriitilden nGrnlt9, uno porin
er SunGdit Dem vlieben Utanne," ipie er
Den JteoaEteur anreoet, anDertraut, oaB Ct
nt6t reid iet, baB ieine ganSen iroiiden
8eiibun9en ibm nur $500 etnbrG6ten,
DaB eitt9e leere 8auitellen, Die CT babe,
ni6t genu9 bringen tpiirDen, UNI letne
Sduloen 81 De6en, unD DaB lein einsioes
Safer bas Sammeln i%eltener uno tbeurer
Bidder iet. Sr Tol9e bieisr iciner per>
BGltntBnldBtgen Nrmut6 babe CT aue Sreuz
ben unO alle QeiOen Der &oit6duier Der
8uubesbauptftabt our6foiten miiiien, uub
eS Stpar mGn6mal gang gut aebabt, i'm
groBen 9anSelt aber in ether Neiie gelebt,
ME fein 4ittsbur9er 6an0nerfer nit 81
Tagelobn gu leben miniden tpiiroe.
Gum S9luB fon1mt er oann auf ben
StOdfti6 3u ipreden, uno i6reibt:
y0ie 6auptfleiihe5lult n1eines Qebens lit,
an ieoent Sonntag W2orgen nit elmer ledhtz
giGu6igen 6reanotn 81 fribitiideu, elmer
Dame, uelde elm ieltereS Ialent beiibt,
Sii6tlopS uuo &affee 2u MAIDEN. SSbr
u%n0liiGliden unD i'm 9untel tpallen0en
genniploanier per6et ME piien, pas fIr
einen Dunoerlie6ltden 9el6mad Der ee>
iaI3ene Stodftf6 befiBt, miro CT 5u &lops
Derarbettet am Sonntag Otorger bon elmer
Herlon gegellen, 0eren SheolOgie geluno
uDo Die at ale flnf GarOinalpuntte Der
@alOinii6en 3ebre Glaubt. SD ielbit bin
letoer mn elm rntpIrotger 8eber, aber i)
bin bon purttanii6em Stanlln, in Der Iiez
benton Generation, uub aub mir lit ge~
tpGbrleiitet ein She'll iene5 6immelsgez
mules unb elm i@pader gtbglans ieiner
Treuoen. Seten sic perit6ert. mein i'm
0unfeln tpanoelnber pennlDluaniIGer
Sreunb, naB in Der Stunbe, tpenn bic
Mode be9innt, aQe Serrapins bon 8bilaz
belpbia unb Baltimore, unb ale @ei6@
frabben Der atlantii6en Suite, pergebens
an meinen 9oien Serren oOer it6 meiner
8ea6tuug aufOgGngen wiirben."
9tad, oieiem begeiiterten 9oblie6 auf BEN
SiihflopS miro eS 9tiemanoen 8unoer
nebrlen, penn in 3ufunft Senator Soar
ben SpiBnamen: Scr Sii6ttopss Senaz
tor" erbGlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

wel6e i6re Suuc @eannesfraft unb GlaJasaat bes
Gcttes pie6er gu %erlansen rplni&en. iGiltea nt4treriAu,
GranfenaeIc5iHten e~rlhuterte, reihli@ cu8seEfattete
Bert si6t aufi4lub nSer Elm ttemsS $etIberfabret,
.poourb Gauienbe tnnerbalb ~tlrlefter 3ett pbne 8trufss
ceu Der SueetDiiroet pouitanhis wteberberasaeit
ipurpen. Setlperfabren ebenio eiufa@ ais btntg. Sehes
iet1 etaener Mr3t. S@t6t IS Scents tn GtAmHs unS SIR
befpmHat baS bud ~oerfieselt unb franco auaeShtGt Sac
Der ,,prioat Ss!ttif nto 9tSpeMfarS'I. 2S EeR
"a. Ctr, Rep Aort, q. y. rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
STE ocmtf6e gmrnerf1aft.

Ser Sabresberi6t oes 8oriibenben un6
@el6Gftsfibrers I'M Nusl6ulle Der oeutz
lhen SurnerI6aTt, e~rltattet IN Wtllnden AM
20. Sult, entmtrft Elm erfreult6eS Bib Don
Der geluuoen SprtentiDidelung Der oeutl6en
Surnerlhaft. Welbe 8eoeutlng Der Turns
la6e fur Die 8olfsentmi6eluag enoltd nah
10 LANCER ittefnliitterlider 0ebanolung au6
BON itaotliher Seite suerfannt Deroe, gebt
aus ben Worten berpor, Die &ailer WiIbelm
bet Der S~6luBprIfung in Der 8erliner
9entralzSurnanItalt Den BORT auSgebtl0eten
Sebrern 3urief, ferner aus ben G~erGan6Iunz
gen Des preuBii6en Observation-Disclosures
uber turnerii6e uno Sugenolptelfragen,
Dor Nuem aber aus benz oauernoen @tutres
ten uno 8irfen DeS preuBii6eu &uItuSmis
lttters b. @oBler fir ale Ni6tungen Der
9etbesiibungen in Sdule, nninerittdt unb
8olfsleben. SIM Berl6te 0ciBt eS weiter !:
vOte &Glnpfe in Der Surnerldaft uno
9egen oieielbe itnb noriiber, bic feline
Sude, Die i'm fiinfsebuten &retie baS gusz
l1etoen Der Jog. nunperfdii6t" berti6en
Gurner gu Wege bra6te, lit lGngit aus9ez
ttlt uno llberbolt, unb Die gauge Sonbers
beipegun9 1T in turnertl6en uno aIsemein
polltllDen Sretle1 ntdat nur i'm Eldgunge
be9rttten, lonoern Dtrliert AUDI, Dte es
i6etnt, oil S6Grfe uno Observation-Disclosures.
Oas fllnitlt6 aus9tbiloete Seutonentbuin,
oaS i'm 6erDorluden altoeutider gtalner
uno TormeE iih brett ma9t, lit nun gar
etne frenlDe YflanSe, Die in unler Sabrbuns
bert nldt nebr paBt!
Die itatiIttide @rbebung bonn /. Sanuar
1890 bat. mie lett Fl Sabren INNER, einen
ltetI8en Sortlbrttt er9eben. Ote Sabl Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

WetlOfcM.
Gle ~oerlieren eine ieIteHe 3eleeenbett, cine Sorm at
e%rtperbeu. ltniere neue Iutberiihe Stride muroe
Sonnta9, ben 10. Au9uit etneepetbt. urb uniere ueuen
&niiebler r%tadbten etnen 9ute1 Gtnoruet auf hire
Sreuube, bic fe bein6ten. Sic SilfSqueaen oes
SoipuibipS merbeu iGuell entlpicelt. Is lit bort in
einem Sabre mehr 9etbon porbeit, os getpbbnlib in
5ebn Sobren 9ethon tuirb. uniere ~flieBenben 9run.
men limb prabtoon uno tro9eu pieI gum MertDe ber
9anber bel Sebet Sud luiere @eeenb an un6 urtbeilt
felber. lteber 100 9entibe baben iDDeit Sano in stu.
rton Sownibip qenonrmen. Sas 5ei9t oaB file bas
&ano ais gut, Qinitig 9elegen nrb biai9 betra6teu.
Tarmtamo MMiunit.
9is 3ebtaders2pts, tueIbe ib fret o~fferirt babe, iinb
eue ant9enpnlnen. bod babe tb MIDI entiGloiler,
meine 3ebuoder=Ctferte nod iiir cine fur3e Belt Idn0er
iir 9ieientgen Dfen gu bolten. ipelbe 80 Metcr ober
1nebr 5n bert 10 Arfern blnSnfauien ipoaen. &arten
ieltene @cIeeenheit, nm entlpe0er eine grobe pber tleine
Sarm sI erperbel. 9ieieni9en. welbe etpas @elb.
oiel ober lpentg. bober. tDnnen fetnen beisreu YiaB
finoen, eS an5ulcgeu. 6. q. VopIer,
1ip6 226 SamiItouItrabe, Soeiuaiu &itp. Wtid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

Son6lunsen bcimsablen, bcren sic iid se8ea mid
i9ulOi9 9emu1t babert, Sle eIclotr puno, Sle.
Carlos GSeta. %
9arauf ern;berte @eneral StuauiceEcio:
Sin ben @emeral G;cta III Souta Gina. 0aS ut
Sbr siueiter Oo6perratb. 9tle meroen Sie menu
DerS berlicten. Mtett gauges gcrmDgtl belteDt III
&~opalltlt unO &abrbaiti8teit. @tr iueroen uiS
id sei9eu, OBJ S9Irterci Oocr Gugclb trtIltpDlrel
miro.
s.. gilauicencio.
gSeu erinnerr 6ieie freunDli0ell Nnreoen
rt6t al Die SGelttporte, tpelGe Die '0rteS
ben unb Troer chamber 5uiDartel1, eDe ne
tpirtlid gu Den S6iDertern grifrell, oosr alt
Die 0erauSforberungen, tpelcne I'm WaltDart1
lieo Die Bitter beS &0nigS @untper oeIt
0elben Nalther 3ulbleuoerll. Der etll5l9e
unterl1ieo lit Der, oaB ulllere beloen 9tlt1
ter, ben peittragenoeh Waffel1 Der 0eut6ett
Gec6nung t~ra9ello, it6 ui6t Der eI9enen
Stilnme beDienten, UNI it'd 5u ret5e1, loHz
bern oa5u ben nod Delter ais Oltnte1z
fugeln rei0enoen Gelegrapben benuBten'
mas lotpobl Deqlemer, ais au1 Diel ltDerer
lit.
Qu6 DaB bic beioen0fitter ipirfli6 ettons
oer ms Nuge geldbaut babe1, ulo perlol<
LID auf einanoer ~los9egdngen IllD, ldBt 1t6
be3ipeifeln. 8ieuei6t bGbeu ie chamber
ourd neittrageu6e Scrnr0bre erblldt. See
D~enfalIs aber mus 9elaat rueroelG, OaB euh
bier m!eoer, mie 10 DIT, niht Die Sugeno,
ionoern bas 9aiter %rriumpbirt bat, Bonn Der
@elleraI 8iLapicencio puroe- trob leines
langen 9tan1en5 uno tros ieines ra6emu,
tbigen SinneS fait immer 8eiblagen; nnb
tpie es l6eiut, nar eS audi iDn1 tpie gfapoz
leon Ill. ni6t perg0nnt, ben COB an Der
Sptbe leiuer 9lrmee gu finOen.
Mngebli6 bemiibt it'd Staatsminiiter
Blaine iebr, Den Srieoeu 5Diiden Gan
Salpaoor uno Guatemala berbet5ufiibren.
Oils glitter pom wallenDen 6elmbui6 iollte
er DaSu Die e~eeignete BeriDnliAfeit iein.
ST f0llnts ia Die llnterhaHolun0en nit fol-
gerber @piitel an ieiue bciDen ipanii6en
Golegen erDffnen: p9Senn Sbr beioen
freden Sui6tlepper nidt iofort 9tuDe bal;
tet, 10 lon sud- eiu &reuSoonner<
tpetter regierenl"
0as mag swar 8e9en Bic International
S6fli6teit uno angelt6ts unlerer l1aobaf>
ten Tlotte Elm bis6en gefdbrli6 lstn, miirDe
aber pielIei6t ocd ben gelpunihten @tnz
brud ma6en.-QSenn ni6t, nun Damn bGttt
Sr. Blaine lpenigitcns ein tpeni9 Sitter
ge1pielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
Stpei fpantf6e Sitter.

OoB @entraIamerita nod tief int fribe>
ften Mittelalter, in jener entlegenen !3eit
itedt, mo bic Sitter, che tie ibre 9ansen
unb S6merte an chamber erprobten, bur9
fpiltbiges geaenieittges S6tmpfen it6 crit
ben n6tbigen Wiutb uno Die nOtbt9e
&anpfeswutb etnfloBten, bas baben Der
iebiae propiiortide BrGiibent bon San
Saluabor, @eneral @seta, uno Der Qnfiibz
rer Der Gruppen BON Guatemala, @eneral
0iuapicencio, elm San SaIpaborer, bepiez
len. &ur3 mad Qusbrn6 bes &rieges ober
bes @infaQs Der San Saluaborer i'll @uaz
temala ianOte @eneral @aeta oem General
giQauicencio fpGQenoe Oepei6e:
Qn ben @eneral 8illapieencio in 8araio @az
lorio. @ir merben %einouoer in's guge bli6el,
un6 biesmat werbe i9Sbnen bic swet perratberii9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

6erenfeliels Dor. Ser Mons trGot Sem
9t6ter bes yNttd Srou" folaenbe &looe
ppr uno erbGlt Die barauf folgenbe Qntz
mort:
rSis sum lIn9iten Sage b(eib' i'd
Gtn9etertert III oer W0pSbaut,
&sern Mot elmer Surgfrau @roBmutb
Wtt1 ertort aus bet 8er1pliul9umg.
Sa llllr elne retne Sun9frau,
Die nod feinen Ntonn beriibrt bat,
uno Die 1oigenpe 9eotn9ung
SrelI erfuut, funn MIDI erl0len.
Stele refine Sungfrau muB
cSu Der 9tadt Don Sdntt>S plpelter
Die 0ebt6te Vita BftSer's
Selel-obne einSui6lafel.
Sleibt lie mad bel Der 2eftiire,
S6loB tic nI6t bic teul1en Nu9en,
Saun bin tb entSaubert, menl6tt3
9ttbnl' i'd aui, tb bin entmoplt."
ugb i'll oielen Saue-lpra9 Id
&ann i'd lelblt nidt rnternebnen
OaS grt0lungSpert; benn erltenS
8tn iD feline RENE Sun9frau;
nuO i'm Staroe 1pGr' i) Slpeitens
Sod piel men ger, bic @ebi6te
@uitau 8itScr's le SIT lelen.
SDne babel einSul6laten."
OaS lit fret[i6 Grg b0s. M6er sic oeiz
ftigen @%rseuguiiie @uitap 4ft,er's iinb
ipirtli6 betnabe ale langipeiltg. @ett
gr0BereS l1nre6t bat Seine nit ieinem
Spott 10 liebenSmiiroigen i6pdbii6en
0i6tern mie Suitinus &erner uno SarI
Muner getban. N6er er par bon Der
vl6pdbiiden 0t6teri6ule" uno DEFENDERS
bon @uitap S6mab uno @uitau Bftser
audi ldmer gefrGuft tporben.
Wlnnde S6tpaben psrabiheuen nod beute
Seine ais etnen y0erleumoer oes S6naz
bentbums". Qlber fein S6riititeIcr bat
chen SGiuaben fpegen ieiner pielen groBen
gellter 10 l60n geprielen ME Seine. ST
iprt6t bon vlenem blibenbeu Malo GROCER
WtGnuer, Der benz 8ooen S6pabens entz
lproBte, ienen 9tieienet6en, Die bis in ben
Wtittelpunft Der @rbe murseln unb oereit
QEipfel binaufragt bis at Die Sterne. "
Cine lolde eide lit linn Sdiuer unb 10
nlander anoere S6DGbe. Som i6ipdbtz
ldJen S~ailerbauie iagt er: y9te Sobeuitauz
fen, Die 10 berrli6 auf @rben leId)teten,
trotl6e Sounen I'M beuti6en &%aiierman7
tel" llno ben Shpaben Sobannes &epler
rennt er ben groken Stern, Der Den eanSer
Silnmel %peritanb." G6enio beeeiitert feiert
er lhtpGbii6e Ybi[oiopben. l1no ielbit bon
1tblanb, pbgleih i1 bteiem Die yi6n6bild
9thterihuIe" ibr !6aupt erblidte, ipriGt ct
nit gemunoerung.
Der Dies lhreibt, lit Elm Shtpabe. Ql6er
er lpriht ben S6maben baS Ge6t ab, Dem
tptbigen 8erunglimpier etn3elner Sftpa>
beltbIbter 10 bitterb0ie su iei1. 0enn oas
\ Shpabenlano ielbit bat it'd geeen mebrerc
Y ietner -beiten 0t6ter reAt itiefmiitterlin
benommet.
@ir tpDllen nidt bon Shiuer ipre6en,
an Dem itd ni6t baS 2ano, ionoern Der
Qnnoespater neriiinbi9t bat. N6er nie ,pei
beiten i6tpGbii6en Ot6ter q d. l1blano,
nGmli6 @ouarb Wortfe unb 6ermanll
&urs. ipurben in tbrer 6eimatb elenO
Derna6lGiIiQt. Sour na6 LANCER N2iBfenz
itung fano MOrife cine large N%nerfennung
limb Die trefflthen Werfe Don t6ermanr
&ur8 puroeu trnb ibres Gdt i6pdbiiden
@ebaltes 10 pentg %gefauft, Dab Der cole
Niann in ietnen alten Sa9en ~berbungert
tpGre. ipenn ibnt ni6t. trob ieincr oemo=
fratti6en 0ergangenbeit, Der S1na6en=
f0nig ~penigitens bic beideibene Steue zines
6llisbtbliotbefars in Slibtngen iibertrn9en
hattie. 2lber lett ibrem Tooe haben Wf0rite
unp 8urs Elm Oenfmal betommen. Oas
Deritebr it'd bon ielbit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25

ing at 53l9c; December 5ls5a53l.c, closing
at SIC; May 53az a55JIc. closing at 55iIc.
Oats, cash No. 2, 44c; November 43I a
44c, closing at 44c; December 42a44c,
closing at 43I9c; May 441s1fa4614c, clos
ing at 46c. Rye, No. ., 61c. Barley at GA
tsc. Flax Seed, No. at 81 80 Timothy
Seed at 81 23al D. Mess Pork. cash and
December 50 co. January 81 25all 42lS,
closing at 81 42l{; May 81 92Ilal2 III,
closing at Sl2 ~. Lard. cash and De
mber - 95; January s. 25a6 80, closing
al 81 21l3; May 81 10a6 ~, closing at
81 -. Bulk Meats, short ribs, cash IS 40a
. 40: December 81 35; January S. 62I6a
8 Is, closing at s. 65. May 81 12l &a6 IL SC.
closing at 81 III. Receipts-Flour, $1,000
barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, III, :
600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye,
$1,000 bushels; barley, $1,000 bushels.
Shipments-Flour, 10000 barrels: wheat,
III, 900 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
100000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley,
10000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24-Flour,
firm; western winter 81 50a4 20; do strait
= 75a5 90. Wheat, weak; No. . red No
vember and December g1l5a9Si6c: January
99casl 90; February 81 dial OF. Corn,
strong; No. yellow 45c: No. > mixed No.
vember G2l5c; December and January SOC:
February 51ajsc Oats, firm: No. white
50i9c: No. white November 5la5li<c: De-
cember 5ll2a5l$4c; January 523la52Ec;
February 53llc. Provisions dull. Pork
mess sll OOall 10; do prime mess SO 80
Butter steady; Pennsylvania creamery ex-
ira 2sc; do prints 29a32c. Eggs, firm:
Pennsylvania firsts Pc. Cheese dull and
weak part skins Case. Receipts Flour,
1000 barrels; wheat, 600 bushels: corn,
100 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI, ONO, November 24-Cotton
steady, middliXg 9asc Flour, quiet:
family s. 5Oa5 90; fancy 81 40ai -.
Wheat, higher; No. > red 95c; receipts,
900 bushels; shipments, $500 bushels.
Corn firm at 53a53lc. Oats, easier: No. .
mixed 47a45I5c Rye, quiet; No. ., &c
Pork, quiet at $40 -. Lard, strong at
s. S0a5 30. Bulk Meats, firm. Bacon,
quiet; short clear 81 30. Whisky, steady
at 81 II. Butter, heavy Ohio creamery
2Sa3Oc; choice dairy l2alic. Linseed oil
easy at 5ia5Sc. Sugar, quiet; hard refined
63saIc; New Orleans 4l5a5ic. Eggs, firm
at 22a23c. Cheese, steady: choice full
creamery 9a9l4c
BALTIMORE, Mp, November 24.-Wheat,
western firm; No. . winter red spot
and November 9ia941Gc; December % "a
95c; January 962ia91c; May sl0354al 0i.
Corn, western firmer; mixed spot and No
vember 5Sa5Sj5c; January 569ic; May
Soc Oats, firm; western white 50a5l Sc.
Rye, dull at 1Ga71c; good to fair 13a75c
Hay, firm at $ll 90. Butter and Eggs,
steady. Receipts-Flour 5000 barrels;
wheat, 5000 bushels corn, g, 1000 bushels;
oats, 1000 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
10000 barrels; corn, 1900 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25
PRODUCE.

New YoRK, November 3. Flour, receipts
~ 900 packages: exports 1000 barrels I;
market fairly active and strong; sales %,
400 barrels. Wheat, receipts, $1,000 bush
els: exports, 10000 bushels; sales 1896
600 bushels futures and II, 600 spot; market
firm and dull: ungraded red 81 0ltal 0S;
options weak; No. = red November 81 Oh {;
December 81 U2al 0iiS, closing at 81 045s !;
January 81 03l5al 059<, closing ut 81 O59s !;
February 81 065I March 81 05l5a 81 OK,
losing at 81 or: May 81 05azal 0S, closing
at 81 OK: July 81 00ial S3l2, closing at
81 03lI. Rye quiet and easy; western -
a14c Corn, receipts, 1880 bushels;
soles, 2S0,OG0 bushels futures and 1900
bushels spot; market active and higher;
ungraded mixed 59l la6l &c; November
6O5Ic: December 59 {aGl15c. closing at
6OJlc; January GOaGl94c, closing ut 6lal;
May COL ai2i, c, closing at 62c. Oats, re-
ceipts. l2l 900 bushels; sales, so, 900 bush
els futures and IL, 0C0 bushels spot: mar
ket strong ard higher: January Size;
Nav 5la52c: spot No. . white 53a5lc ::
western 41a5lc; white do. 50a5il &c; No. .
Chicago SIG. Coffee, steady and un-
changed to 10 points up. Sugar and
Molasses, quiet. Rice, steady. Cot
ton-seed Oil, steady. Tallow, Rosin
and Turpentine, quiet. Eggs, quiet; west
ern 25a2Gc. Pork, dull at so Scale co.;
extra prime $40 50all 90. Cut meats, dull
and weak. Lard, otronger aud quiet;
western steam s. 30; November 81 26
December IS ~: January 81 81; February
50 So; March 81 81. Butter, quiet; west
ern dairy 1la20c. Cheese, quiet and steady;
light skins a ia1c; Ohio flats GiEa9c.
CHICAGO, Nov9mbea 24-The wheat mar
ket opened with buyers at about Saturdays
unatf ION f.llr
place at from 81 003( to 81 coz for May de-
livery. There was less than the usual
connection during the first five lminutes Of
the session, and at the end Of that time
prices began to display a tendency to
weaken Tha announcement of the failure
of stock brokerage firm at New York
was made, and on the heels of the assign
ment came the reported trouble OF Pitts
burg concern This news caused sudden
collapse of about per cent, but this was
followed by q hardening of prices. The
shorts late in the session gave up their at
tempts at holding prices down and be-
came the most vigorous supporters oil the
market during the last half hour OF the SEES
sion. 4 recovery of &c from the lowest
price of the day had been brought about IN
the last half hour of trade, accompanied by
considerable excitement and enormous
trading. Corn, market was quite active,
and shows good advance in prices. Oats,
fairly active. stronger and higher. Provis-
ions. trading was fairly active and the feel
ing was stronger. Flour, unchanged.
Wheat. cash No spring 9il3a949sc; NO.
spring S5as9c: No. red "a 5a943sc; No
yember 92I.a9ijSc, closing at 99sc; De
cember 92Ea95@Sc, closing at 49sc; May
g97Zcasl O25Z, closing at 81 OPS Corn,
cash No. , 5S%c; November 52a5ic, clos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-25
SAUCE FOR THE TURKEY.
Cranberrles- Where They Grow aud How
They Are Procured.

Although the cranberry is found in
Europe, the American cranberry Is
larger than the English and of finer
quality, richer and more juicy, and we
ship our berries to Europe, where they
meet with ready sale.
Do you suppose, asks writer in the
Commonwealth, that in 1851 when the
settles az Charleston held their Thanks
giving to celebrate the arrival of much
needed supplies of food from Great
Britain. they dreamed that the day
would come when the mother country
would stand with outStretched hands,
asking for some of our Thanksgiving
dinner. begging for some of our turkey
and cranberrieS? Yet, this has come to
pass, and with our accustomed LIBERAL
ity we will let by-gOneS be by-goneS and
allow Europe to buy all she wants.
The little city of Berlin. Green Lake
county. Wis, is the center of cranber-
reproducing area that turns out thouS-
andS Of barrels of fruit annually, which
fact has given the place the name of
Cranberry City
The mistaken idea may not be so
prevalent as il was, but it is well
enough TO repeat that cranberrieS do
not grow on bushes, like blueberrieS.
nor do they lie Supinely on vine that
trails itself along with runners. 1t is
the fruit Of growth that reminds one
Of fought ointed grass or grass stems
whose appendagc consists of small
elliptical leaves. You may tear vine
/ into fragments. scatter the pieces to
the four winds, and tread them into
the soft marsh, and they will return
good for evil by Springing up and bear
/ Ing fruit. In the spring these broad
acres of swamp land are literal mat
ting OF cranberry vegetation, covered
with a tiny white blossom. If one out
of ten of these blossoms, or even one in
hundred, runs the gauntlet, 4 good
crop is assured. The harvest begins
the first week in September and gener.
ally lasts from ten days to two weeks.
RumOrS have been current in New
York and Boston OF the purchase by an
English syndicate of all the important
cranberry boys in America. This may
/ be true. But they are news TO the
/ American Association Of Cranberry
/ Growers and to all the bog owners in
New Jersey. DR.. Brakeley, the PreSi-
dent. and Mr.. Ryder, the Secretary OF
the association, have had no communi-
cation whatever with the agents of any
such syndicate, nor have they any
knowledge whatever of its alleged ope-
rations. Nor do they give credence to
the reports concerning it.
Fifty wears ago the Indians were the
only ones who appeared on the Gran
berry Exchange, dumping few blank
etfuls of the berries on the market, and
after spending the proceeds in bead:
and "benzine," went off whooping.
This year, so fatal to almost all other
/ fruits, has been most favorable to cram
berries, and the crop now rapidly ripen'
Ing Is one Of the largest and finest OF
record.