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New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

rLorE AND MUAL-FLoUE-Th The break in wheat had
y; c IT, MIN i on, ,G .aS. % .Aovng dca@ Si 5d
IT, @ e . srStI st. G@ sa, & s,port oycmcai I'D ae;
hlit,- - '' Int.n Ssies >. 800 Lbi, Is 100 bbls
@ M M 49, a, 'g' q s5Ss EGs 3 5A's S a he wSst
Indie 800 M M@ne.ot" hA9 a. 8 8 t?fs? yy i'.5 ao6
ti At +2; & & 500 bOl H., En- Ios. a. 81 IS 5
e y Taai T.G1i-"i s,dss @ 3 81, Low ';S Extra = War
wheat ow rrad - 15e.3 faiI to choc" - ioa - a. To
nsy e 7oat 20 ay@H,' o9 o,aay 70 nnesSta 2
ye Mixtures, s3 5oe - - siasn,s sio5 to 40 ncy
$ s 80 Spaa9s ais. cR@di R69d da nnf "'n' fiX
15or and T'at ~ ~ss9 So % Trade and Family
,,r q 6at' 3j roteo, - 'Sg:, SS, =; 900 bbi, SUPER
an >, = 5oa = r choc Taneys in 5 s@' Jss i9t
s'' s"a y ,5 -Ss 6bl, including 200 bbl'
IS wnEAr was deGidei dl 1i 6r2E Az IN pfS prsSSi
roaghoat he nifc session. +, wa; day s Of haEy wcr
& By a%o;i I'm r. all b@t d r. "fia Hhe s Hs o
count ot st Lou, and ohsr wet m points iufnnp 1d &
@ s = g'as"' q. Of sr %.'l@@si @s a ,erd az o asP
SS SSca n n adac. .0l pnGag s: pnne q @ ChsG
nafhe hs va. q@iIt arop ,a oav touched leaving of
A. gSc August bro6e from 92sc at tr, ooS', @ u ,o
TO sh 39 cG,%E .'ca45 a. e pSos Ss on a 2s
psmoT aecd o9S iG@ VA W5 s. seet ,Hs c%cera, % were
Re- @ and mt! s.e to i@t9'i @c19 f tn onr a!'"1 were
adet by dull and casier cable acouns aa ho had been
dccrra- tns visible supply was 1a'' 'aHorab u % aS
renSral rule and thae TOO, had ce.I,ncS. SGpnSS
ha nm Increase but they vyl comp ctcly isnored In
cr aa' tay wG5o S5t i2s. Sgsn io 'S6s Sas6 e
@ 9o7, bush whoa a@d 5000 Ne GGgF co1G oG al e Of igo ar.
e So, 5adS g "1 3D. and Dcc@cr % lsCc The o max
20 decline" rtSato, @ e, bought s@e tS iva cd SS part ad
SrImg and ners ook sS oaGs ID ,a1S 20 Hard
surin g-i.c ,orc boz delivered, 1d952c TO aIrNe
acradcd wn,r RED sod"5s To Na 20 eJ1n Jnne closing
AZ pli,c. d. July 9l.a93 l8lGc eo'ing At W o6s W
A@ep't ~ 9oc do Dsenr on e94c closing AZ
95'c do May. 96 o0sc, closing at ?otS cnn.od at
and nominaliy lover We,t"tn rssc y RHRftY MELT
Had a light demand tORN Also Ky uu u,,i,l ,ar iI'
aod in ~b.St bcsfv 100 SSc ba- had %aknas sc
and c>psctd large rces's 'sancd a. tn a6o t and closed
u th fr,, orrrne. while the demand wa, mode ate
shippers took 10000 bgse hese 'ha ooo ~ but
ouii1rts. options responded Win ns'oH tiear,nces
rsr 80 as bnsG Sas 900 bush igturc 2a eco
bush SPOT Including unSraaed mixed ana Sn store and
anoa oios aGoat tIf Ge on cSsnr PS1G at do
Is .l0c closing at i2c oAIs-wcI, s ccI,n"g c -
~ & 'H and ,das modatc aagTcsa snppoT, .po
tooa 10 OOO bush mainly no whit' a., & T, nv fthc
dcreac. o. ~ 1pI pGs 3ar nut but ecuation wa
nni,r moderate June declined lac IN sluIaey Nun 1
}nly oped .dc higher bnt closed barely ,raa! oeG a.
.h Sas 1000 bu-h fo6 600 bush ,Pol ,n.
cudinr No mixed S3G crya9f AZ a. ,c deyepSd 10
white 3id3i2c elevator 3is.d55yw w,nNn dGyrrH 5c 81
s wse 49, S' sTioc no. June. closing at S3,e do Ivy
55ds31.c closing a. S32c 40 AusH's do 0ctobcr
ao o.c s." white June 3i.d3ac closing at tAt no
Jal si cIoag G "a oc $50 20 N 7oaE5c 100 H. 75Gsoc
SbarnS s5agOc ; Rye Feed, 72sd1oc
Comparatye stocks IN store; ,u,o :. June :
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
NEW OFFICERS or 4 Cross rowy LINE

The Philadelphia street railroad syndicate which hb,
control Of The Broadway ana seventh Avcnur line.
together with half dozen Other roads. some time ago
eDt possession 81 the Twenty third It, crose t0Tn line
through purcha-c Oi a majority Of the stock. Yes
and new officers we're elected. representing Ne Phli
dclphia syudicatc They arr " l.. Elkins, Of Phila-
dclphla. president J. g. B. Wdcner, Of Philadelphia
vice president Thomas ". McLcan. secretary Walter
T. Hatch ticasurcr, and w. l.. Ektns, W. II. kcmbe,
T. \. g. Nfcncr. Daniel s Lamont, ID. II. liaShrOuck,
Charlie f. Warren, Henry fhOmpeon. Thomas H. Nc
5<sn, solomon Nchrtark. 4. :. Rasinbanm, :. VI
Caldwell Walter r. Hatch and Thomas T RYAN. III
rcrt0r~. fis change ~ the officers OF the company
was anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

london June lG. 4 p. m.-Coton-The sales ot Tic ivy
Included 100 bales American ,,,,r.- ,o..
Futures closed steady AmepIean1 tSNo ST and
july delivery 27.04d sellers July and AUGUST
n 5a Gtd hnvcrs. August deSrry. S)Btddo 5cpto' )
Zs:o'a a,9 Ssntember delivery 2GGidd6 2T6d sep
enber delivery 266idd6 276id September ana o.'onf
SoIive,v n I64d6 264d october and November d'iN'ry
s5.s4d az 5e-6id; November and December deiNer''
Sate.ton June 1e-Coton nominal middne IL ac
low middne IiLc good ordinary lo'sc net ana gross
rocaints A. exports coastylse. 10; stock SO ...
Sorfolk June l6-Cotton quiet; niddiing I,sc' *:
and grcss receipts 2; exports eoastwse 2"' sae'' '
0Sayannah June 16-Cotton quiet middlinC a re:
,niddnc IIsar: good ordinary, 10aic net ana eross
recent low 10 exrorts coaswise. 81 stock l05l i,,r,
NJ. June l6.-Coton dull and easy us,nns.
., ~ Ho low middlng IL 7.I6c good ordinary, II Sioe
IL "a sin,s 564 gross 6Q4 sales 200 Stock 3'oo''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
rrnnrrAN rnonrcE MARKETs.

Liverpool June 10 - y. m-licof ana tH , n ind nd
rn,, rib sbort 2, r din At AZ sd long and -hoi' i'
I'r ,'tddfrs aiout - y, dun ~ @i-. thr'-" III sN
demand Tallov in fair demand prime cit hI'9 oi Az 90
Turpontlno In hr demand tot'on'r'd or ar 'r
g,,n cd Hosln-Therr j. nothing nl'liht
ISrd ~ro ard fnurrs In polr demand what "mn % oa
,o,r fef aud Coru-Suot In poor hrhihu' ii"p, ~
Pacific iTh'rn Is nothing oiefhV nnC
20 Int IN, mo mast week Atlantic ports, u uuo
q, ,o paciae uorts IL 600 qtrs from other sources
~ 400 ops I,,eirt. II American corn for the IaNi week
tan
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or rHl'IH'
The crude oil markets yesterday pf'''h"' wv
feature Of dulne,s, without any news from tIo
n.,rem country or in the export line to furnish the
hsel. Of comment T. evident that the watilS
disposition stin holds control o traders and tlc noHc
mcnt Of prices f. hardly wide enough To ehabf. uc
most expert "pyker7 tp scalp ppEI Inc HHhtts -
closed duh at the bottom price. with options 'cHO
above the level AZ the Stoch Exchange - .
The range Of prices and the total dealings "c'o d.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
10 BM Sos VIEW rosK nv the QUAKER crrf.

The ~tropolian District crictc, Irague met AT No.
35 Broaana, lat night. and seccied the following
tram n represent them At Philadelphia to morrow
y w -'ses' captain King County g, C.; e. g. Turner.
Scw JcrTy \. e.; ,. Flannory Cosmopontan &. C.;
W. J. Wood Kings County G. g.. H. Acton Kings
County G. c.. A. smedlcy. Bedford c. c.: J. Garland,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
stock Exchange. Consolidated.

Refined oil unchanged at 40 cents per GAM" III
harr,ls and . 10 cents IN cases. - . -
Tocgu quotations-Ant"efp u - francs b'c''c"'
q :, marks London : ioa > II pence.
ni CITY PENN June lG-Natonal Transit certii'
IT." ouaued .s0l. highest. 81 loHc-t .a~t closet
"a ,io. ~ 900 bil- charter, eiJ21 Dds snip
,ys1,s =. $50 bbls runs so.4.O bhl- - ...,,.,
"' .ir,g p.un Junr lG-ictroirum active national
,,n,t cefac stc- opened at ois closed at 'o'- Highest
81 i9"NH' pm June 10 National Transit certn.
o., nncned Al 9Oi clo-d NJ 90- highest J's lowest
ool. Hearaucca ia 900 bbla
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

Cosmopolitan G. G.: F. snelgrovc' hlhgs '"''''
G. IT, IIornbv Ncw York G. G.; {. Franklin N'ns'
,.,,,,,,v T. e. r. Acton Kings County {. G. The
eleven will S1arf bv The O'Clock tram on I'M ic.n-
.vlvania road for Philadelphia. where theN WIZ P'' % %
FIfK
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
,..,.,NA MAnkErs.

Havana. Iune 10 G-Spanl-n gold. @2~d2i2'' EN'
chang, nrm on Tie United states sixty days gold ~ a.
1on 2oi. premium; on Paris. 5'.d6 premium. Sugar
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

80
GOOD 20 Prime Steers sold year ago at - 4Odsf ~
and The average estimated at - 30 .., 49,, .. a.,
RFEV Receipts $40 carloads OF 023l henuia
caraGs a, o6okcn for Fast side and Brooklyn abaSrs
10 carload, az Oth.st including lS carloads LOT sass
mans any and carloads for West iOth 81 siaug.i.
ors and - carloads Jersey CITY 9t when ea'1ap
wont direct 70 tho shanbes and l6 carloads were Tor ship
ment alive leaving "a carloads 10 be sold Inc eatIs
wcrr better average quality than last tfiday pus s "a
allowance for this prices were fuiy o,a
rde ow and hS Sard G we're we're nGt dary 70 fair
,te,n sold at ~ l0ds4 - for 100 poorest 70 bese
co and corn fed Sids5 10 (only few alend gong
below 81 Is Bulls at - 22L2ds3 10. and stays at 81 40
sole of dry Cows reported, but nominal quoa'ons ''e
81 90 dS3 25 for poor 20 good 40 CO.. e., o.,, =, G. oo
Mr. Goldsmith purchased 80 steers for export AZ ~ W
The sales OF Chicago and dressed beef for the
lined during the week 15c per 100 N:
g. IL Hammond Co.'S agents SOLD at thef NeW ork
dressed beef average weight per CARCASS 200 40
Svift & TO- sold at their NewYork Brooklyn and Jer-
so civ honscs OF Chicago dressed Deer
,;ra 90 weight 900 ~ average price SO 20 per 100 ~
t,n,onr & 20 sold I'm WORK, Brooklyn and Hobokel
o3 carcasss Chicago dressed beef average price 20 o.
pr NcI-on Morris & Co. sold in NewYork and Brooklyn
Ga carrasses Chicago dressed bee averaging 10 m
AZ the average pri5e Of SO - per 100 n -, o.-
The Armour Packing Company sold IN Ncw.i ork ivy
and Brookvn 232 Of Kansas Guy dressed beet
at.,t priyatc cable advccs 10 saturday June a.
rofrfgerated beef steady az a. or seaV &C per
M and American Stcers were selling at 5do4d, dead
weight ..,.,. 9Th o51 c,,,ia and
,her steamers sailed reported The Arizona VIII take
out 2 OjO quarters OF beef tomorrow.
Thi, weeks shipments q Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef are as follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

IOTTON-On the sI0t qnleT anu ea'y ny UH-n'-T7l
sales 200 bales for consumption. Also last week
not reported 33is bales FOR export and 282 hale, l.p
consumption. Port receipts to-day III bales AGAINST 40
ial,s la, week and 277 bales this dav lat year since
September l. receipts at tho ports aggregated 3f3- 80
bales galn-t j477f2i bales for tn corresponding the
last year. "a.
Quotations based American standard OF caS'ilca
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
STNiNl,D
Good nrdlnary

t,00d OrIInarv !l- low IuIITTI 80. ~ ''II
Strict GOOD ordinary. 10 Ndd'inr .--.------IIh
Tho option market only mod rlt"ly active. and
tcfc crr no special features 10 the dealings. decline
" ea3 point, Liverpool led 10 renewed liquidation ~
longs " and this caused v.ncr-l break uf9u2h9ut'
I.v..t figure. were cord lai' dav and thr close
showed ucf lo-s., ~ points near, and 4di points on
T.uot. months. Sales. - 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

ny 80 40 . red In store. Juno ~ aOov'v p.,i
cI,, - oIO lush last week. and 23'o'ooZ p"sh '"'
'N N@w.Yogk Produce Exchange s@teh'"' " "
supply saturday June a. iSlo
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

NAY AND STRNW-Reccips OF nav MI , IIO11 Anil md
,,hue MOI onotaIy changed the market rules uull tu
barely steady particularly on H'hS fHe% " soSs5c
ooa sS common to fair 85di5c Glove, mHsa SO
io,: shipping. Sc "a w5.o Ssc '''
UOpS-Tberc IS a strong market hroushoutt on tpn H
,.,io demand continues moderate 'h'"'
-o' Nnic S,n,e 1850 best 81 la2l he medium. zoe
.0c common To fair l7dloc stat o. 81 ,ssS & Pa
~ drr 10 ~ Iac. do common. l0dllc do 10y 3aoo -"
nioc Coast choice 1889 0d2lc; medium DISC , Jom
mon ISai3c; choice. 1888. i3al4c; common F" p''"o
10dl2c -, 4,o.,,r sor,o,vhot
METAIs-TIN-Dull and heavy carly. eosing someWna'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-26
Confidential to Agents,

CO0n0eOI1aA 90 agents.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-26

Fork of Price river in Castle Valley,
surrounded by the Wasatch mountains
The valley is irrigated from the rlv-
er and produces well. From here the
govern ment hauls supplies for the
Unitah and Ouray Agenci les and Fort
DuChesne. [DuShane.] The govern
ment has built a road from Price via
Soldies' Seven Mile and Gate Canon
through Wasatch mountains across the
DuChesne desert to Et. DuChesne
thenceto the Unitah Agency. The
Agenry is situated on the Unitah
river, seven miles south OF the
sUnitah Range in the midst of a very
fertile and well watered locality. I'M
mense forests of yellow pine clothe the
slopes, while higher up req cedar and
.pinon pine abounds, The government
has erected a number of buildings for
the accommodation of the Agency
officials and their families.
On the main street are located the
offices of Major Waugh, Indian Agent,
of the Clerk, the commlssary store, two
Indian Traders stores, the post Office,
the Carpenter and blacksmith shops,
the government saw-mill. Extending
from the center of this street at right
angles is the Plaza shaded by large
cottonwood trees, on one side of which
is the Physicians Office, residence of
the agent, school for white pupils, etc.
on the other side is the Indian school
building of eleven rooms, in the east
ern part OF which IS the residence of
the superintendent of schools, near by
are the gardens, barns, carriage house
etc. under the care of the Industrial
teacher. The white population of the
Agency is fifty, at TT. DuChesne are
five military companies.
The population of the reservation is
2 500, comprising the White river, Uni
tab, and Uncompahgre Utes, The
principal chefs are Tabby, and Sorvick
The Utes are not dancing the ghost
dance although emissaries from the
Sioux are said to have been proselyt-
ing here. Beautiful water from the
clear mountain streams is conducted
by artificial channels past every resi-
dence,
The contract has been let to Omaha
parties and in the spring will begin
thl reconstruction of three large school
bnk6Ings. one of brick 60 X so two
sttNsog. ID and basement, one nearly as
large. frame, and another somewhat
smaller. We will then have facilities
tor accommodating about two hundred
pupils. Ny predecessor had incurred
the displeasure Of the parents to such
anaeXtent that all but about u half
dozen pupils were removed but we
aretilling up the vacancies quite rapidly
now so that in acouple of weeks more
we..expect to have all we can accommo-
date with present facilities.
After become more familiar with
Indian educational work will finnish
an article if desired. All can say
now is that find them much more apt
than expected.
Ed. F. Harmston,
Superintendent of Indian Schools.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02

THs ~CTuC" ~ rHE Way or wRAPS
minutes Ia taking in every detail Of her
costume. The skirt was made of real
Astral han fur which is black and glossy,
and the orokan ilues in Is surface gave
a most beautiful series of hzhts and
snades. over this Was q f1ll and eie
gantiy daped 1unic ~ dark hunters
green iaties' cloth locpei up with black
sLk cord and croche, aalh The tailor
fitting basque had cuffs. collar. lapels
and a poanLei piece down the center Of
tha back al of the fur. and Y shaped
pieces were also .st in at the top of the
sleeves Wish this she wore dainty
hgue toque OF the green cloth trimmed
with a band q the fur and a single
black crow quill Her gloves were wood
color
While fur cloaks win soon be laid
away, FUR trimmings on almost every
garment viii still Ia permissible. Bands
of far and borders, cults. collars and
revers viii all be seen, and many ia
gowns and elegant morning and other
house gowns viii have fur FOR . trina
ming. Alaska sable is n be worn cn
trained evening dresses, laid on around
tie train ia wide bands, or band is some
times placed across the foot Of the dress
IA trout
Very sty lish wraps. which viii De worn
until warm weather is actually upon Us.
ar made of plush. with nigh collar and
froat and back piece of Persian lamb.
r.. .Lr.,f.4r- ..s,c.a "a % .~9f h.~a4 - - d,
way % make thsm stand up nearly 70 the
ears. These wraps are pointed back and
front. Another peculiar wrap is OF seal
plush, and has a high collar which can
D. turned down II desired. There are
sleeve pieces bordered with plush ball
fringe. They hang open These wraps
have scarcely more than a yoke IN the
back, but the front reaches down IN quite
long tabs.
Now also Is the time when girls dance
almost every night, and It Is not so very
easy % find something little different.
from the ordinary ball dress.
The mother is superb in a thick, rich.
old fashioned "Cheny silk. with soft in
distinct shaded green and brownish foil
aye on a silvery ground, the front OF the
waist tiled In with lace and flot Of sill
very saln ribbon at the left side.
The rosebud daughter, pretty, plump,
small and dimpled. wears white tulle
male very plainly, with a peasant waist
Of white satin ribbons. The skirt is
OF one plain. full length Of tulle, half
covered with very narrow white satin
nbbons sewn on perPendicularly, ending
AZ the bottom with little loops.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02

Ai-s. frances iIadgson Burne-- is rapid
lr booming a very rich woman solely
f-on era marvelous tnrraiof z'i ste =
abe to sri7 from ta1t brain of he-s
FER bsr new serial story in The New
York Tedcer she r-oei~-s 60 80 she
berza'f retaining che COP -izh- She is
als, under ~outract to write a novel for
THE Century. for which she vii 10 pail
stuI more Vet when pretty 5Vear-oli
Frances Ffod-son se7t her frst coutri1u-
uon t7 a Pm 13eipria magazine fr0u'
tennessee =ra ard her sister picked
1la~z -,orrias -0 uev rae postage 0n o.
s,, was t-, tirifl .' ask f-r .1e money.
-ot wishing any ,odT SHOW ta3t sac
~as u-f.l-r frr tas para-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02

n this pretty family group is ths
quesnl7 bsE sister iu q gown of white
slrin. vith ten rows Of gold ooiored satin
ril1oo sewn tlat around tho front a. t1e
skirt TAe frout. both waist and skirt,
is draped vlth gold colored tuUe and
there is very fuil straight drare-v -
The sa1s in the back Down tha fr-1-
~ the cors1ce. around the r~~k ard down
tas back. are wreaths ami sprays n Eci
den ccIor-d chrvss ssntnoouus. a0d a
small wreath ~ The same 5e~ora-rs che
hair. 0rrvF HABrEE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02
THE BOSTON STORE!
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Millinery! !!
Millinery!

eIayem t make another
b
anSl aand
wtoso oS oSecopldo We
9 bpyHsm already
kmth tso
o Grand sla laced
ntram aIe in Orm
an n founded and
Dry Good
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02

SE~ f0sE. Jaa. 81 II assays kns-
ere Na@ 4.rk -lrI 4s taL1ag rFsa-
t1ra and -4aE nolhlng laan.ed aer sheo
81 $40 sgn2esnIug ca.Cuk4te1 tQ suhal. .
ser airs.siy manifold artrsct tloas. uag tor
az Ea.tl s-s hardly Vgepared CD se- her
Vearing fr drsss. lt sas ln one &
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Smiths wife.

Wnen the day is DER, and the evening
is come.
The cattle are fed, the milking done,
Smith takes his rest meath the old
shade tree,
From The labor of the land his thoughts
are free.
But his faithful wife, from sun to sun,
Takes her burden up that's never done;
There is no rest, there Is no play,
For the good of the house she must
work away.
And IN the end this faithful, over
tasked Woman Will break down beneath
her never ending round oil work: and
as she lies upon her couch OF pam,
Smith viii have ample time 70 bcmoau
the selfish economy which closed h,s
purse-str.ngs when his patient wiic
gently hlnted that her failing health
required a tonic. Why was he 50 short
sighted DR. Plerce's Favoute Pre-
scrptlon would have given her new
lease of life, and brought the biusn Of
girlhood 10 her cheeks again. Ii y t8e
only remedy for oveTWorseG, worn
ont" and feeble women generally.
Sold by al druggists, under a positive
guarantee Of satisfaction ln every case,
or prce ls10ol promptly refunded.