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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-23
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, july z2.-Cattle, unchang-
ed; choice steers s5e3@5 SO; medium
81 8G@4 IS; beef steers "a 1904 Is;
stockers anc feeders SO 25@+ Is; bulls
81 1904 %; cows and heifers So loo
0c; Gamers 50 1902 So; calves 50 OF
OF 90.
Hogs, 21ac lower; fair to choice
50 S2k@4 G71k; packers So 1908 80;
butchers So 1908 S71a; mixed So 70G
90; light IS 65@3 s21a; pigs 50 75G
so.
Sheep and lambs 25c lower; poor to
choice sheep 50 50@5 90; common to
choice lambs SO 5c@6 40.
Receipts: Cattle 3,0C0 head; hogs
$4,000 head; sheep 5000 head
East Liberty, Pa, July 22.-Cattle,
steady; extra IS 0C@5 O5; prime 81 IS
GA So; common So SG@4 co.
Hogs, fairly active; best assorted
mediums 81 1904 20; best Workers
81 1904 Is: common to fair Workers
81 0C@4 05; heavy hogs 81 0O@4 10;
pigs So 1904 10; roughs So 1903 65.
Sheep, steady; choice 81 60@4 IS;
common So 50@4 90; yearlings 81 00@
IS; spring lambs 81 50@5 80.
Veal calves Sc SCOT 90.
Cincinnati, O., July 22.-Hogs, slow
and sc lower at SO 1903 IS.
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MOUNDSVILLE.


John Clark arrived home yesterday
from trip to GAINESVILLE, Q.
Joseph R. Wayt, of Meade district, was
appointed by the county clerk yesterday
administrator of the estate of Caroline
Wayt, deceased.
The stand pipe used by the water works
as their reservoir is being repainted.
White and red will be the new colors.
Rev. E. T. Coyle, of Parkersburg, is in
the city for a few days.
Herbert Onion, of Fostoria, O., is here
visiting friends.
]. T. Gallaher, S. c. Shaw and ]. C.
Simpson are home from Weston, where
they attended the Democratic Congress
sional convention.
The Independents of the Intercity
league will play here to-day, and the
Belleaire boys will be here Sunday The
games will be on the fair grounds and a
large crowd should attend.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell and daughter,
of Bolton, will visit friends here to-mor-
row.
Mrs. j. w. Slender, of New Matar1sess ;,
will be the guest of friends here Sunday
County court adjourned yesterday until
next Tuesday. The liquor license appli-
cation of VIM. Burley, of McMechen, was
not acted on and may not be at this
session.
Hon. B. f. Meighen is home from a
business trip to Weston.
The following is list Of the ladies who
will take part In the gold medal contest
at the Prohibition hall next Tuesday
evening: Misses Meta Roberts. Bertha
Dougherty, Minnie Hood, Mrs w A. Will
liams and Master Beam, of this city; Miss
Halle Martin. of Benwood and Miss Won
Blon, of Shadyside, o. The affair is un7
der the auspices of the w. C. T. Z, and
the admission Will be but 10 cents
Rev. J. S. Pomeroy, formerly of this
city, was here yesterday calling on
friends.
Walter Slender, of New Martinsville is
in the city visiting friends
The Loyal Temperance Legion of this
city will render a special programme at
the assembly hall this morning. All are
invited to attend.
There will be confirmation services held
at the Catholic church Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. All are invited to be pres
ent.
The Prohibitionists will name a cardi-
date for Congress for this district at the
assembly hall this afternoon. Nominees
will, also be named to make the race for
the legislature, county commissioner and
county superintendent.
A special concert will be given at the
assembly tonight by the Daily family
A fine programme has been prepared and
a large crowd should hear it.
Don't forget the hook and ladder boys
dance at their park this evening. A good
time is in store for all who attend.
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DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, July pr. G.. Dun &
Co, in their weekly review of trade to-
morrow will say:
A state or war does not disturb bust
ness. But reaction after a phenomenal
movement of grain causes relative loss,
which many mistake for decrease in the
volume Of trade. SO much grain has
been required and shipped during the past
twelve months that a decrease was in
evitable and granger and Pacific roads
show a loss in earnings, even compared
with 1882, though not much yet compared
with last year.
After the surrender of Santiago barely
a week of rest has preceded the sailing
of the Porto Rico forces. but meanwhile
the Presidents proclamation opening San
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ceipts was 42,007O bashels. Exports
from the Atlantic ports were equal in
wheat and flour to 1890 bushels.
Minneapolis and Duluth stocks OF
wheat were estimated to show de-
crease for the week OF !, 100000 BUSH
els, and the visible was expected to
decrease about 100000 bushels. A
year abo the visible increased 100000
bushels. September opened 1sc higher
at 67B@68c, rose to 68Ac, then re-
acted to 671sc at the close. December
started A@asc up at 1875 @75&c, adj
yanced to 677sc, off to 671sc. then raj
lied to 67Ac asked, the closing price.
The non-appearance of the rains that
were predicted, together with clear
weather forecast for the next 36 hours,
strengthened corn. Good buying, led
by prominent longs against light Of
ferings, advanced prices. A better
shipping demand developed than has
been noted for two weeks. Vessel men,
however, were asking a one-cent rate
to Buffalo, and on this account bids
We're generally out Of line. Corn re-
ports were very contradictory. various
districts reporting the plant doing first
rate and others telling of deterioration
from hot, dry weather. September
opened hc higher at 33@33Bc, be-
came gradually stronger until 33asc
was reached, then reacted to 1870
asked at the close.
Oats were strong en- good buying by
prominent shorts and the strength in
corn. Crop damage claims also had
a tendency to advance prices. Sep
TENDER began VIC up at 1870, sold up
to 20Ac, and closed at 20BQ20Ac
asked.
Provisions firmed up early on large
reported cash sales. Prices declined
later on commission house selling of
lard and ribs. The rumors OF yellow
fever, a disturbing factor of late, were
Quoted somewhat to-day. September
pork opened unchanged to SC lower at
s9.s2h@9S71a, advanced to 1895, then
fell off to 1886 bid, the closing figure.
September lard began unchanged at
$3.50, rose to $3.50, and then de-
clined to s5.55 bid at the close.
The range in ribs was narrow.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 100 cars; corn, BIG cars;
cats, 200 cars; hogs, 10000 head
The leading futures ranged as foilo0s:
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DRY GOODS.

New York, July 22.-The trend of the
dry goods market has been towards
improvement, but the grain from day
to day has been very slight. 1t is
chiefly noticeable in the expanded in
quiFy for staple cottons. There have
been few heavy sales recorded, but
the tone CT the buying is more spirit
ed. The market as whole is firm and
the buying contingent is beginning to
recognize this fact Print cloths show
generally fair results. The quotation
on extras Is still &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-23
METAL.

New York, July 22.-Interest in
metals still lags to an unwarranted de-
gree, with the market destitute CT fea-
ture worthy Of mention. Variations
10 p'ices lack particular Significance,
AT The close to-day the metal eN
caange called pig iron warrants I'M
changed at 500 bid and $3.50 asked
lake copper unchanged at s1f.50; til
quiet at $3.50 bid and $15.65 asked !;
lead quiet at $685. bid and $3.971a
asked; spelter unchanged at $40 bid
and $4.G0 asked.
The local firm naming the settling
price for leading western miners and
smelters quotes lead at $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-23

Trains Nos. :. 2y5 an dai
f-ts.veIsud and thriehayille
trains daily except Sunday.
Electric cars between Eri1
wheeling. and bridgeport
Ferry and Reliaire.
Consult Agents for -
ne ~, the best routes
TO all points.
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SUPPLIES FOR SANTIAGO.
General Shafter Announces That Span
ish Import Duties Will Remain in
Force.


Santiago de Cuba, July 21.-Delayed
in transmission.-The French. cruiser
Rigault de Genouilly arrived here this
afternoon with supplies for the relief
of the French citizens of Santiago.
a. large exodus of Cubans is expect
ed during the next few days, as they
are returning to the cultivation of the
country, that work being the chief
source of the wealth of the island
The greater part of Garcias army
leaves here at daybreak tomorrow.
The Danish steamer Bratton, the
first vessel outside the government
and Red Cross ships, to enter this port
with provisions, arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning, having on board
?. Azodovo, the owner of her cargo,
Who went to General Skaters head
quarters to inquire about the customs
duties. He was Informed he must pay
full duty on foreign produce under
foreign flag, at the rates in progress
under the Spanish regime. This brings
the duty on the Bratton's -four to 81,
plus ten per cent per barrel, and the
duty on the other goods is in proper
ton. 1t is not known whether a
bounty will be allowed on American
bottoms, General Shafter for the pres
emit limiting himself to the statement
that the duties will be assessed on the
same basis as the Spanish tariff.
Notwithstanding General Garcia's
bitter complaint that he had been ig-
nored. and that the restoration of the
Spanish civil authority in the city of
Santiago was most offensive to him,
and that in consequence of all this he
had been forced to tender his resigna-
ton as a general in the Cuban army,
he is going on with his preparations
for a contest with the Spanish forces
of Holguip and Manzanillo as though
nothing had happened.
Tomorrow General Garcia will issue
decree an 1uUdhS VIII
have been driven from their plantations
and country homes by the Spaniards,
and who have taken refuge in the cit
les and towns, to return to the coun-
try, and go to work on their farms
and r. AJitatiofs, assuring them of pro-
lection by His forces. He has added
like permission to those in his ranks
wac were recruited from the farm
lands, or were employed in the fields
at the outbreak of the war.
Altogether it must be confessed that
General Garcias attitude is inexplca-
BILE His permission to the men in his
ranks to go back to work \the farms
is construed to mean an I rt to dis
band his forces. But this may not be
altogether justified. 1t is certain a
great many of them will continue to
fight.
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RUSE THAT FAILED.

Mr.. Closefst-Yes, child, I saw a
brooch that was very pretty, but it
contained an opal, and opals, you
know
His Daughter-But, papa, it isn't as
unlucky to have an opal as to have
nothing Weekly.
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FINANCE and TRADE.

New oYrk, July 22.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram
The statement of the Spanish min
lister OF public works concerning
peace prospects, together with good
ready dividend announcements, ia
Eorably affected all the stock markets
here to-day. A sharp rise in Spanish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-23

Flour, firm.
spring 70OS2c; No. 2 red 7S1ac.
Corn. No. , 1914 @33ssc; No. 2 yellow
33A G33Ac.
Oats, No. 2 24c; No white CSC; No.
white 25%@
Barley, No. 2 32@35c.
Flaxseed, Nc. / Fl co.
Timothy seed, prime 81 %.
Mess pork, per Dbl, 50 7oQ9 81:
Lard, per 100 Tbs, So 411aWo 5Z12.
Short RIB sides Goose So 45@5 10.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) "A @
SC; short clear sides (boxed) 50 $50
10.
Sugar. cutloaf unchanged.
Butter. firm; creameries 131a@1612c;
diaries T1@14c.
Eggs, steady: fresh lie.
Receipts: Flour, 7,4OO barrels;
wheat, 32,7G0 bushels; corn, 2S4,20C
bushels; oats, ISL 100 bushels; rye
6.4OO bushels; barley, 4,5Co bushels:
SHIPMENTS: Flour, 1900 barrels;
wheat. 1890 bushels; corn, 1S2, CJt
bushels: oats, 22SS0G bushels; barley
New York, July 22.-Flour, receipts
&c. 400 barrels; exports, 400 barrels;
quiet but fairly steady.
Wheat, receipts, $500 bushels; ex-
ports, $500 bushels; spot steady; No
2 red S4%c f. o. b., afioat export grade
to arrive: options opened steady
closed easy at B@5sc net loss; No
red July closed at S234c; September
closed at 37Ac.
Oats, receipts, $1,000 bushels; ex-
ports, $4,000 bushels; spot dull; No
2. 271bc: No. white 31c; No. 3 white
291bc: track white 29029%c; track
mixed western 27028kc; options dull
closed nominally a shade steadier;
September closed at 25c.
Hops, steady.
Cheese, steady.
Tallow, steady.
Cottonseed Oil, steady.
Petroleum, easier; refined New Yorl
sell; Philadelphia and Baltimore
$6.05; do. in bulk 1885.
Rice, steady.
Molasses. steady.
Coffee. options steady; closed
points higher. Sales, 1880 bags.
Sugar, raw, firm; refined, firm.
Baltimore, July 22.-Flour, firm
unchanged; receipts, $500 barrels; ex
ports, 10000 barrels.
Wheat firm; spot and month S0A q
SO7sc; August 75A07o19c; receipts
IS 500 bushels; exports, meme.
Corn, steady; spot 37A @97Ssc
month 37A @371ac; August 373s q
1850; receipts, $4,000 bushels; ex
ports, 1900 bushels.
Oats, firm: No. white, 32G33c: No
? mixed 31032c; receipts, 2,200 bush
els: exports, none.
Butter steady. unchanged.
Eggs, firm, unchanged.
Cheese, steady, unchanged.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 22.-Whea
4c lower; contract grades July 1894 @
S04c; August 75A @T51ac; Septembe
741a@74s4c.
Corn, 14c higher; No. mixed Jul.
37A G37Ac; August 3712Q37&c.
Oats, firm: No 2 white 32c; No.
white 316311ac; No. mixed 2S1ac.
Butter, firm: fancy western creamer!
Use; do. prints 2Gc.
Eggs. dull and 1sc lower; fresh near
by 1312c: Go. western 13c: do. south
ern 10c.
Cheese, firmer
Cincinnati. O., July 22-Flour, dull
Wheat, quiet; No. red 75c.
Corn, firm; No. mixed 3511c.
Oats, firm: No. 2 mixed re.
Rye. quiet; No. 41G42c.
Lard, quiet at S. 20G5 2212.
Bulk meats, easy at s. 10.
Bacon. quiet at Sc 65.
Whisky, firm at 81 20.
Butter firm.
Sugar, easy.
Eggs. steady at &c.
Cheese, steady.
Toledo, July 22-Wheat. lower
weak; No. cash 771ac; July 76c
Corn, dull, steady; No. 2 mikes
331ac.
Oats, dull. lower: No. 2 mixed pc.
Rye, dull. steady: No. mixed 47e
Cloverseed. active. easy; prime casl
S3.271a; October s3.65.
Oil, North Lima 66c; South Lam;
.-l IrJ;oro Clio
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= Way TIME CARD.

Arrivl and departures OF trains on e.
a1ter y 10, 1875. Explanation Of Refer
ease iks: DAILY: sunday excepted
tMondC excepted; Saturday excepted:
isund3y only; Z. Saturday only. )Monday
ohis r, except SATURDAY.: t. except SAT-
uroayl Eastern Standard time. which &
oiis hour edriier than Central time.
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Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.

Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
Stocks-The stock market continued
in the hands " the small rom traders
to-day who dat almost entirely in
industrial specialties. They advanced
prices of these early and this held up
the standard railroad stocks. RealiZ-
ing the specialties later in the day
caused a sympathetic Gecline in the
railroads carrying prices in many cases
slightly below yesterdays close. Elk
cept where stocks were influenced by
individual causes the total range of
prices was narrow and without signifi-
canoe. The dizziness may be quite
equally interpreted as indicating a dis
inclination to buy at the present level
as an unWillingness to sell. The future
Of the international trade situation is
still 50 obscure that spectators are not
ready to commit themselves. Very lit
tie light was thrown on the probable
tiles by the days grain markets which
were not very active and were hesitat-
ing in tone. There was weakness in
the continental grain market and there
was selling here said to be for foreign
account, indicating the trend of opin-
ion that foreign crops as well as our
own are likely to yield largely. There
were evidences of pressure of funds
seeking investment, but they manifest
ed themselves in bonds rather than in
stocks. The large demand for the new
government 3's which were traded in
on the exchange when issued" had a
favorable sympathetic effect all through
the market. This bond sold ID 1O4ss,
the last sale being at that figure. Bids
were for small as well as for full share
lots of $1,000. The advance in Other
government Londs was called sympa-
thetic.
The advantages CT the new issues for
the purpose Of circulation make keen
demand for them from the banks,
though the present and prospective
cheapness Of money tends to diminish
their value for this purpose. Railroad
mortgages were absorbed on a large
scale to-day. The well-secured bonds
OF reOrganiZedr roads whose value I'M
der reorganization has not been clearly
fixed, were the favorites. There was
also active demand for the more specu-
latlVe issues or the roads upon earn
ings. The plentitude of money also
found reflection in Wall street in talk
of syndicates preparing for financial
ventures in EASTERN Cuba. Time loans
were made for six months at the rate
Of three per cent. and sterling ex-
change continued heavy under offerings
of grain bills. London also bought
stocks here in sDite of stiffening of
LonC0n discount rate in sympathy with
the fall in London exchange here.
Total sales of railway bonds par
value, $4,645 600.
U. S. Us advanced 1, the new regis
tered q, the old As registered and the
new As coupon Y and the SIS coupon
4 in the bid price.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
134 800 shares
Quotations closed bid:
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fours on the Spanish minister's state
ment also brought on buyers Of Amer
leans. The market closed under the
best, however.
New York, July 22.-Money on call
steady at 1A@1h per cent; last loan
liz per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3k04 per
cent
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.85A@
Assn for demand and at $4.S4Q4.S4A
for 60 days; posted rates S4.S5Q4.S6k.
Commercial bills S4.S3A.
Silver certificates 591ac.
Silver certificates 59k@60Ac.
Bar silver 59a4c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Ncinc Spcfmlatipm.

Dap Der nit Spanien anSesettelte
Sries bauptld6lid baS 9Sert pom Sim
9oo mar, babcn mir ldon lunge 9e-
wuBt, baB binter oielen ,Sin9os Elm
Seer ppn Sp~efulanten 9eitanoen bat,
tritt ieet INNER tlarer III Sage. &aum,
oaB pa brunten i'm Siioen eini9e Slas
robre 9epuitet baben, lteisen bier i'm
Often unc aud ilberall I'M Vanbe Die
V%ebensmittel I'M Freile. ,Sleilb unb
&artoHeln. Sroo unb Shmal;, &illz
lenirii6te, Mebl ulw., allies sebt in
Die @obe. SIT Elm @runo iiir bieie
FreislteiSerunS uorbanoen? g&ir slou
ben taum. Oenn mebr Wenl6en
sibt es leit Heginn bes Srie9eo nidt
in oielem yanoe; bie einbcruienen
&ricSsleute waren DOR benz &riese se=
raoe 10 gut III BEN lelben, wie ieet
audi, Sic baben oamals ellen mol
len, pie 9esenwdrtis au6. @ill man
einwenoen, oaB cine T.rldiebuns Der
Frooutte itattiinoet, b. b. nit anoez
rem @orten, baB iept piele Nabrunss=
mittel na6 benz ariessl6auplaee per
ldidt weroen, bann ldBt lid oaraui
erwioern, oaB bic oortbin e~rpeoirten
Grlppen poroem I'M Often ODER gSe.
item gelebt baben, 10 oaB alio III les
teren yanoestbeilen MIN al Nabrunas=
mitteln ueniger coniumirt wiro. Man=
gel al Frobuften ooer cine GinbuBe
an lebteren lit burd ben ariea nitt
eingetreten, alio weBbalb oann Der
auHdla9? @oute man lesteren nit
benz Sinpeis auf ben transport rett=
,uiertisen luden, bann. bari man ia
gen, baB berlelbe iid bod MIR bod
items am anberen Gnoe, am !3iele oeo
transports manufacturer ioute. Mber
bic Freiserbobuns Der Nabruussmitz
tel iinbet sleldseitiS i'm sanSen yanoe
itatt elm li4eres i3ei6en, baB Spefuz
lanten babinter ltefcn. Die ibrisen
Qebensmittel, pie &leioer, Srennma=
terialien ulw. werben ieoeniaus MN
aud balb oil bic Geibe fommen unb
bann wirb es INNER tlarer werben,
baB bauptlddlid S%petulanten bel Der
sewaltiamen Seraufbeldworuns oes
8rieses bic Sanb I'M Spiele sebabt
bab.n, lleber bieie Sbatia6e fam
fein Sodlein mebr lprin9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Summer 90.

lie Camp NumieD perlanen tonnen,
mdbreno Die Solputen pom II. idllre
Weli6ter lfneioen. IS miro liher
nod einige Sage oauern, bis Die Ne=
9inenter marl6bereit icin merpen, oo
Die Nnsrilltungsltilte, filr mel6e oae
Cuartiermeilter SepurtementS %ienitao
6pntr0tte ab9eldloilen, pon ben Vie
ferGntcn crit wGbreuo Der nddlter
Gage abSelieiert werOen tonnen.
Wotlan IL SO. meroen !. ,. 5000
Faar S6ule lieiern unp bieic famen
BON Wittwot al nit td9li6 1000
Faaren sur Nblieierun0. Go miro alio
mobl taum mOglid iein, ouB Die Hez
9imenter Dor Gnbe oieler N&od)e ab=
Iabren t0nnen.
Oberlt Sobleter lieB Wtonta9 einen
Sefebl bet0mt madden, mad wel6em
III 2utunft militGrilhe SiSsiplin uno
etiquette ltrcn9er beoba6tet werben
muB. Sm &ertebr ;lpil6en @emei=
men uno Sni;ieren MUS pon Jest ab
Die NreunOIhait ;piihen penielben
aufboren cine Noue III lpiclen mn
"'tritte militdril6c differentiation an
Die Stele treten, Sberit Eobleter
lit ourdauS nid)t ;liriepen nit Der
Irt uno Meile, wie Srii;iere Dee -.
He9. perludt bdben, ;ur Eelapun9S=
armee Der Fbilippinen Snieln com
manoirt III pcroen. Gr lit Der Nnz
lidt, eS lei pies politiide Srabt;iebe
rel, Die auiboren miliie, mcnu Elm BE
oiment i'm Sienite Der Ser. Staaten
itebe. Gtlpus 0erurtises lei nlHt
erlarbt in Der reSuldren arn,ee unp
lollte audi in Der Sreilpilligen Nrm;e
nibt ltattfinoeu. IS lei unpiirois
zines SHisiers 81 petitioniren, bier
oper bort binSelanpt 81 merpen. Gin
gutter Sploat sebe bin, no ibm beiob=
len wlrbe binSuseben, ODER bliebe
rubiS auf benz Folten, welden er inne
babe, bis linn elm anperer Sefebl gu
fame. Gle sssenpdrtisen !3uitdnoe
Ieien fem Fidnit, bel weldcm ii6
Seber ben beiten lslap als;ulu6en
anselesen iein luiien ioue, lonoern
cine ernlte Sadie, bic al iep.n Siis
Sier bic A%niorperuns ltelle, ii6 nit
militdrilher Miiroe III betra9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Nctcr uisb Sbeere.

NdI Die NiibcuNIter Nnou'trle Der
Der. Stuatel, rpenu auh roh I'M
Gntlteben be0riiIen, SroBe %er'pret=
uuoen Oui Die .SutunIt mott bepel'tpa
bierin bereito Nieleilttete. Nm letten
lSabremurosu III bielcm !Slpct an Al,
272 older 3S9, 6S5 Sonnen Nrilben9e =
;oaen oOer i'm Surihnitt 81 Sonnen
pro 2lter. Bon pie'eu wuroen 80,
491 $40 EfWno Hilben;Iter 9enom7
men, Ooer ll,6 ErNisnt oe5 Hobul-
ben Werpihtee. IN 1898 erpurtet
man $4,000 5onneu Hilben rep.
$50, 900, 900 Nfuno :Suter 81 Serpin
nen. Die Don oeu Staateu 9fem Oort
unc Wti6igau gelieierten 0rcmplare
srpieicn lid al .Suder ais bic reid
baltioiten, ober Die Staaten Wttnneloz
ia, 9Si0coniin, Sio Satota, inter
%anoeren, BADEN ebcufalls lebr Sutrlepenz
iteusnoe Reiultdite auf;uweilen gebubt.
"a Die Ser. Stdaten nun aber anna
perno 1000, 600 YIuup 53uder iabrs
lid importir.n, wopom i'm lesten Sab
re 1,373, 900, 900 Fiuno aus Hiben=
;llder i'm Wertbe o S24, OOO, 900
bsitanoeu, lit es lebr' leidt erii6tli6,
wel6e Rieien Snouitrie mad pieler
Ridtlns nod bier 81 Hanoe beranse=
biloet meroen tann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Rad peri&ieosnen &i&tuussn.

3pei Der in Gamp Ramiep lasern=
ben WinneiOta 6reiwiuisen &esimen.
ter werben ben Gamp in Elm paar
Gasen perlaHen unb siuar wirb baS
10. He9iment inter Sol. Sobleter
nod Gbitamausa unb bas 13. mad
@aibinston. .. g., abmari@iren.
0as II. Resiment wirb bis mad
,peiterem gefebl in Gamp Ramiep
perbleiben. Soldes limb bic Be-
ieble, welde 0ienitas uon @aibins.
ton I'M Camp eins%etroiien limb. Die
beiben Hesimenter, wel4e pon Der
Mari4orber %betrofien, limb irob, baB