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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
Gen. Miles Tells Some Interesting
Facts Regarding the Strange
Indian Craze.
He Believes the Imposters to BE Mor'
mon Priests Who Are Stirring
Up the Reds.
More Than sO0,000 white People In
That Section Believe In the
Superstition.

ST. PAUL, Nov. e.--Maj. Gen Nelson
A. Miles, of the Division Of the Missouri
Of the United States army, has arrived
In st. Paul. He stated to reporter,
when seen at the Ryan, that the object
Of his trip throughout the Northwest was
to inquire into the facts of tha excite
ment among the Indian tribes over tho
reported appearance Of the Messiah in
their midst. Gen, Miles chatted freely
about the matter. He stated that he
understood that about dozen or more
tribes have been more or less influenced
by the reported appearance OF the Mes
siah. Among these are the Sioux, Black
feet, Piutee and Snake tribes. The
Crowfeet and Chippewa tribes seem not
20 have been affected by the sensation.
The tribes affected are i'm Utah and the
Rocky mountain region Ii has been
reported that number of Indians claim
TO have seen the Messiah. He was
wrapped In cloak and moved about in
q quiet manner, with head bowed down,
showing his scars and talking with the
indians. he Is said TO be dark in COM
RN2AsVAs DAt ~ G1b t11 &MMidtfs NfSL.
Miles stated that he heard that the So
called Messiah talked TO the Indians
IN their own tongue. and that IL a prob
able that there are several persons rep
resenting themselves Co be the Messiah
They each go to the tribes whose LAM
guage they are able CO speak. These
men are probably priests OF the Mormon
church, who go among the tribes teach
ing that the Messiah has come, and In
some instances represents himself to be
the Messiah. They claim that the hunt
lng ggoRnds aEzff aney vim dominate
over their 0ppFessofs--th white people
of the country. The Indians have been
looking for the coming of Messiah for
generations. and, as they are supersti-
tious. IL has not been hard 10 make
them believe that their deliverer hnss|
come. In addition to the Indians there
are over 200, 900 white people In the
same scope OF country who are believers
n the superstition.
Accompanying Gen. Miles ON his trip
among the Indians were commissioners,
.x-Governor Bradley b. Smalley OF Ver-
mont and Zerfuss, of Grand Forks; also
Fred Remington, artist for the Century,
darper's and other magazines. The
generals party was joined In st. Paul |
~ Capt. Higgins, VI. s. A., and Lisut.
u. p. Maus, IT. s. A. The party left
or the East In the evening. Before |
tarting brilliant reception was ten
lered the general by the Loyal legion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
CONTROL TARIFF LEGISLATION.


Democrats Count on the Aid os north
western senators ia ahe Next Congress.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. s.--A special
10 The American from Washington
says: The latest returns indicate that
after March next, the senate win be
dangerously near tie. The big Repnb-
lican majority Of ii In the upper branch
of congress may almost totally disappear,
and with the aid of such senators Us
Plumb, Pettigrew and Paddock, the
Democrats would be able 70
Censrei T.yfe Legsslasisn
In the senate a. well "a In the house.
The senate now stands AZ Republicans
and "a Democrats. The new states Of
Idaho and Wyoming will increase
this majority IA when congress meets
again In December. To overcome this
majority IL would be necessary for the
Democrats to gain control Of the legis.
katures la seven Of the states which
elset senators In 1891 This result Ii
almost accomplished. According to
present returns the Republicans have
lost the legislatures til New York, Wis
consin, Colorado, Illinois asad Kansas,
and possibly New Hampshire six
states This would leave = Republican
szalaFssy sx onas I've
ia the senate afteg Mareh i next. The
Democratic Legislature III Wisconsin, IL
" stated here. win redistfsef the sta1a y, I
thar the legislature will elect Deann-
cratic successor 90 Sennfur Sawyer.
The auncesear "a &emHtu9 haenliN win
represent the FARMERS Alfiance. and, II
may he assumed. will vote with the
Democrats upon al economical quea-
tons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

LoxDoa. Nov. e.--Ths Times thinks
3t win not be easy for the Democrats to
knd an ablsr candidate for president In
t802 than Mr.. Cleveland, nor one better
1itted 70 follow up the success OF the
1&xxy.
/ Ihs Daily News says that for business
burposes the elections may b. said 70
Ihave brought before the world once
Inore sHl< strong common sense aud hon
lkssy 0f American people.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

CHICAGO, Nov. THE corner stone
of the magnificent Masonic temple to be
erected at the corner of Randolph and
State streets. was laid by Grand Master
John M. Pearson. with the solemn and
impressive ceremonies of the Masonic
order. The ceremony oi laying the cor
saef Stone wHs prac6dsd by parade Of
local lodges In which 5000 men partici-
pated. The temple when completed
win be twenty stories high and win be
the largest building of the kind In the
world.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

providence, r. T., Nov. e.--The skin
glove tight fer 81 600 side between
Austin Gibbons. Of Patterson, and Mike
Gushing Of williamsburg, N. NJ, took
place ut q. m. Cushing was knocked
out in the ninsteenth round. The fight
has boen the leading topic among
sporting men since the Dixon Murphy
tight, and a large force OF sports accom-
panied the fighters from New York on
Thursday 90 the rendezvous At pruvf-
dence. Betting In New York previous
to the fight wRe 100 ID 50 on Gibbons.
Gibbons defeated Gushing In q twenty
four-round contest about year ago.
but Cushingss friends claimed that he
was not IL condition. hence their
anxiety 20 bring another match on.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
CRASHED TARoueA A sLEEpER.

Collision at Crossing on tbe Cineinnntl
soathern---saven seriously In1ared.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.--A sleeping car
on the north-bound Florida limited ex-
press ON the Cincinnati Southern road
was run into by Louisville and Nash
vile freight at s;s5 q. M, at the June
tion City crossing. The coach was COM
pleteiy wrecked. Among the injured
were b. &. Austin, assistant general
passenger agent of the Northern Pacific
railroad at Sc. Paul. and Mrs. 8. w.
w heeler, Of Milwaukee. Mrs. Wheeler
Is not dangerously injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
A Tslnxn al nerlla I.nlte.

DEVILS LAKE, N. d., Nov. 6.--Four
dwellings and large warehouse, three
horses and cow and stock Of merchan-
disc. all belonging to Il. /. r. Stada, and
\ large warehouse of III. Bells occupied
BY Alex Walker, were alI destroyed by
ire. Stade's loss II about s.. .5gp0; insur-
ance, 9i, 100. Walkers stock was mostly
saved. Bells loss Is $500. covered By
insurance. The hre originated In the
rear of kstade's warehouse.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA.

Repahiicana Elecf state ~ickef and Con-
Eressraan and Rsaaessty af rexissasars.
aRAxp FoREs. ". d., Nov. s.-The
Republican stale ticket i elected BY re-
daced naajerities. Burke Corbett. Dem
ocrafic nominee tor attorney general,
carries several Red River valley counties,
and polls an exceptionally large vote
generally Returns, official and unofficial,
from al over the state, show the iegis-
iatnfe viii stand On joint ballot. Re-
pubiieans b0; Democrats and Indepurt1-
enta 5S The atate win give about s, ,00O
majority for the Hepuhlican state ticket.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
EnriRELy LOST 9lonresN.

MN<no1sesns Have Not a Representatives
2rom That Many states.
NV YORK, Nov. s.--The Sum says:
TIE Late and now almost complete re-
fur1 from the congress districts add to
fhe pvcrwhelming defeat Of the Repub-
llc1Me. The Democratic majority in the
~ house win be equal to almost one
IT, ok the entire membership and
el1 1een states viii be without single
- 15ican representative. Several
hex u{oxe strong Republican states, I'M
cIuxn8 Nebraska, New Hampshire and
kN1[e tsiasd, are left entirely without
HeV 4plicAn representation, and there
aro Nbout three Republicans elected
froU the South.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

Sc. PauI unfen stock Yards.
Hogs-Light, sa3s0aeo; mixed. sa.ss0ase
heavy, s335eD3e0
CAttie-1ood 20 choice Cat native sfesrs
sxB04S.60. good cows. si-S019.35s common
COWS, 76cs1lb0 luIls. sl.0o8lsS nallch cows.
sizlD12s.o0, calves, S2.0o9376 ssooksra.
si.50axa0; fssasrs. s2oo0s.sE butcher steers.
ss9sa2.7a.
sheep Good to choice native muttons. eaHo
0A.00 good TO choice lambs. ts.ssB4-z6:
feeders, ys.n0a a.2bs mixed. tS-5o0ae1 good 90
choice Western muttons. ss.oo0&0o.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
lLLlRoIs MAJoRITIss.

1hH F1hnns Coneedss tho state to the
Democrats by s.s0e.
CcAtao, Now s.-The Tribune,
Rep publishes returns from 100 out OF
f25 nnties IN Illinois, ON state treas
urer q Of which are official, and the
rern1 Rder carefully estimated, showing
y plu klity for Wilson. Dem, over Am
berH Sep of s,4Oo. The counties from
whlGH no returns have been received
WIN II affect the general result ma
fer1nf Returns and estimates from
the x1f1s counties on superintendent of
pu0lx& iasetraction indicate the election
of hn3b, Dem, over Edwards, Rep. by
Il plszfxlity of 35,445.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
MiNhEsoTA REsuLTs.
Ksf5mates or ths Two Parties stlIl var;
wtxlsiy on Gaserner.

KsfImates Of this Two Parties stiiI VARY
wt<isiy on Gaverner.
ST. Paul. Nov. =. The claims made
by the daily papers here show that no
estimateof the result In this state can be
entirely relied upon. The Pioneer
Press Gays their latest returns show the
vote 20 be approximately e0.009 for
Merriam, ~ 900 for Wilson, and AZ 900
for Owen. The Globe and News say
Wilson Is elected and claim the estf-
mates made are doctored. The Dis
patch gives Merrinxnis = majority az ., $40.
Republicans get the rest Of the state Of
sices except anditoF Lind, Rep, IL evi-
IDENTIFY elected in the second, aud Hal
vorsen, Ind, in the Fifth congressional
district The other three are Demo-
cratic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

PHmADEIPHIA, Nov. u --At confer
ence 81 the political supporters Of Con-
gresham Vaux for reelection, it was
declared that great frauds were COM
united in the Third congressional dis
trict. and IL was determined to take
steps for the purpose OF contesting the
election of McAIeer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

! CoSooRD, N. II, Nov. s.--Returns
from All but small towns give Tuttle,
Rep. for governor, 40 sos; Amsden,
DEM, 10000; Eletcher, Pro-, 1870. The
Republicans claim Ten to twenty major.
ity In the house and the Democrats
claim from two to sixteen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. s.--Boyd, Dem,
is elected governor by 1900 to 5000
plurality. Mostof the Republican ticket
below the governor is elected. The
Farmers alliance have the legislature
aud two congressman and most of the
county officers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
yysswIel,s Majority over McKinIey.

Cx.G1 BLAND. Ohio, Nov. g. With Off
ciai returns from Wayne, Holmes and
Medin8 counties and complete unofficial
retxrH from Stark county. warwick j
iIla1or1<9 over Mckinley IN the Sixteenth
distriQf y 220. The Republican state
cen1usl6tee still claim the election Of
foornns Rep, in the seventeenth dis
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
SENATE CLOSE ALSO.
Latest Indications Are That Repabll.
cans wiz Have Only Three
Majority.
Democrats Claim with the Aid Of
Nerthwsst Senators to De Able 10
0ontrei Tariff Legislation.
Causes Ascribed for the Startling
Election Results Belated EIec.


NEW YoRE. Nov. s.--Froln the latest
returns IN II appears that the senate,
after March 4, 1874, win stand A Demo-
Gratis 70 - Republicans, with one seat
from New Hampshire in doubt. The
house will have majority Of 81.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
sAasssnsn Won : strlks.

|PlrTsAUnu. Nov. VA The striking
|lez1nan of ths six large clothing stores
this city hare won their strike. The
|zns conoeded The sleInAnda oI the slxik-
\ with tbs exception of one 0T two
Ixhx changes and will kikn the scale,
N naen who took the strikers places
\ be diachsrxea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
sTAY-Ar-HoMe REPUBLICANS.

2oSsFnor Hoard Says They Are Response
bis for Defeat in Wisconsin,.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. SIN an inter,
view with Governor Hoard he said, II
is impossible for me to Qsneralixe any
sufficient statement concerning Tues.
days result The very best politicians
in both PARTIES are uslabae vet To 1--WE
any intelligent Judgment as 10 the
causes. Of one thing ani assured. and
that y, that the Republicans ware de-
feated by the stay.atzhorne vote. III
Dame county alone over $40 Republic
ans did DOT vote. II was Largely 81 III
over the state TIE pe1osx ~ fl.s - N
aans aEa<a'Nas@sl uv0S fIznf II fWo yei4rs AGO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

Pmas.ADhIRnlA. Nov. 7.--Fire de-
Eroyea the Philadelphia Coopsrage
pmpxmy's building, l,B7 and OIL 0tsego
|rerf. the three~stUry building ndjoin-
IR, occupied by n. g. Thompson as q
Dap facfory. 0n Swanson street; also q
hiidinn occupied as q spiee mill by DR..
|h0nnlSon and a Pennsylvania railroad
|orags warehouse Total loas $l65, 600.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

EAU CE.AIRE, Wis. Nov. s.--Isadore
Cook, elected sheriff Tuesday en- the
Democratic ticket. died at . a. M. from
collapse following the excitement caused
BY success Of his party, He was far
gone with pulmonary consumption.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

ARLINGTON, Tenn, Nov. 8. Mrs. o.
Bailey. wife. of y prominent citizen
L this place. was killed with tiat-iron
Iy negro 10 whom she bad refused
honey. The murderer escaped A
krge pD@se Of citizens II in.pnrsuit with
ktent to lynch him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
NEWS eRsvITlss.
Hn sssa Northwest.

Henry Miller, q farmer living near
Lake Benton, Mimi, lost four stacks OF
wheat by fire from q steam thresher.
The loss was fully insured.
Advertisements are published for
mail carrier 10 carry mafl from Grand
Portage, Mimi, TO Isle Royal, on the
north shore, by the dog train during
the winter months.
"A contract was 1eE Thursday by the
Mitchell Mcclure Lumber company for
the construction Of dock 5000 feet
long and 100 feet wide ct their new mill
at West Duluth. 1t viii cost $4,000.
At monthly meeting of the direc-
tors Of the Duluth, Pierre and Black
Hills road, ,sat Pierre, IL was decided 70
push the work at both ends OF the line
until winter sets in with the object of
completing the Pierre line from Abor-
deem 10 Pierre early In the spring.
Work viii be commenced south OF
Faulkton and at the Pierre end immedi-
ately.
r. Heath, Of Des Moines, has signed q
contract agreeing, Ia consideration OF a
donation by Fort Dodge Of site and
free taxes and water for ten years, to
build and operate In Fort Dodge a hve-
story brick oat meal mill 10 cost ST5 900.
Heath has been looking for location
ever since his big mill at Des Moines
burned down and finally decided ON that
city as the most available.
There were /, ,4g3 citizens naturalixed
in Minneapolis during the late lanentsd
campaign. Fifty of them couldn't
write their name. OF the number ass
IA
100 from Germany, 1903 from Canada.
02 from Austria. 8a frem Ireland. 40
from Denmark, AS from Russia, As from
England, 60 from Scotland, 18 from
Roumania, 8 from Switzerland, from
France, and the rest scattering.
Foreign.
Three secretaries of the Dookers'
union have been fined $3.50 for advising
the men not 10 continue work under the
contract. The case comes under the
conspiracies act,
The death il momentariIy expected Of
Prince Camille da Rohan, Duo dc Boil
lar, an Austrian peer OF Fpench axtrac-
tion. now % years Of age. The prince
is an intense legisimiaf, and Is " dis.
gnsted with the Republican rule III
France that he would not suffer the
namc Of the country 10 bA mentioned Ia
his presence.
Mr.. Henry Broadhnrst, NJ p. for Not
tin9hana, has refused to support the
eight-hour bill, and tho miners Of his
district are combining in an effort to
retire him ito private iifa. MA has always |
posed MS the friend OF this lmBurer, bat |
has incurred tho iil-wiil ok the umi0nz
hy opposing nearly mll Of the principal /
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

One of the habits of Primes bismarck
ek KEaaingen is IL get weighed every
day. Has weight Ii nav 900 pounds. Ia
1879 be- reached the highest point, ~
pounds, bnf of Late years he has been
g@sina aaxh ainwar hnk amralR.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
DemexRts esei seven Msshlnan districts.

- Gel sesen MsehIRan Districts.
DEr#erTs Mich, Nov. s. The First,
Second Fifth, sixth, Seventh and
Tenth 8sstricts return Democratic con-
gressnas aud the Third, Fourth and
Eleyenfh Republican congressman.
With kveral precincts To hear from in
ee0ia, 6ae Eighth district Shove . small
Dem0uxNtie majority, and the Ninth q
small NApubllcan majority.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
l.lsllana eo. .eoo psmaeratle.

INplA krpHEs. Nov z. .-~Half the town
shipe III ~ state show an apegaQe Dazar
.nxnssx1 sak "a HNsx - v x&@1R& "
lin wiila &K6 EliH state Democratic by
about xA 90 The Democrats eiecf
eleven cut of thirteen congressman
The legislature Will be Democratic on
joint ballot by o..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

KNOXVILLE. Tsnn., Nov. Z. --Serni.
official returns from all counties Id the
First Tennessee congressional district
give the present iscumbent, Taylor.
hep., majority &c 800. III the second
district 01liaial ana sauli~official retufna
indicate the election of MoRk, Rep, to
congress, by q majority of alznua 200.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
m~pubIlean tsevernor IN Ksnaas.

Kansas Cry, Mo. Nov. e.--Chairman
Buchanasa, of the state committee, says
that ali except rs counties In Kansas
kive Humphrey, Rep, for governor,
,08v plurality. and that these 10 coun-
lies VIII increase the plurality.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

63UrHa1z, Okla. Nov. Il Oklahoma
Territory went RepuDliean. Harvey,
Rep, Tor dels6ats to congress-. Ii elected
w ] ,978 plurality.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
ANNlHlLATED ay FIRE.

Tho village of Winssow, Ind.. Entirely
Destroyed.
PETRRsBuRa, Ind, Nov. Winslow,
% town of 400 inhabitants ia this county
was completely wiped ont BY fire Fri
daw
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

whoMt--N No. hard. Novsmber, secs On
track. 9ee; No. naTtharn. November, S4os
December, bf3<6. May. tLnA GA traoks &C.;
No. 2 northern. November. VI: Dscsmhev.
pies on track, sl1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

Cattle Extra steers. st25sAsS good 10
choice, - 26dbA.TS; medium. s31s44.00 COM
mon. s2.s08asEss' Texans. Sz.l061.50s rangers.
90 .00a315
packers and mlxsd, ss.s01A.I5; heavy and
butcher weight& xs.s4A.f6 light. ea95&
400 plgs, t2.BA1a.eO
sheep-Iamhs. sa-sTlE0A7b; westerns. ek00
1&.o1 Texans. e1.O2k.Ttk prime westerns.
M.s1gxas'eS; natives, ewes and wethers. eken
kfA Al
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

Wheat-~Ine market opened ws2k and
seld aawn &c. h9t AFmsA W at tie eIp<es
Cl03gn9 prices wsrss NogembsE gl.gl}8s D.
osmhs1 8I.aN May. sl.os8& Nos hxBdx Hk1#
No. RpgtAskm. ~ hias no. msxshsTA -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08
Chicago Grain.

wheat- Cash. ses4c; November. esszc;
Dseember el.0lGbl0ltk May. sl.0s
No. Corn Cash. Sagkc N0wen1hsT. &C;
DeeemheF, Aeos January. sls&ei May. ssssm
sa44e.
Ne. ossss November. 42s4c; December. ases
Mar, 4aG46tko
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-08

Cattle-St s3.s04DI75; eows. 81 ssoa50
stocksrs and feeders, se ss<D3.ln: range stsefK.
Sl.@eN2 2.Sk range cows sil00eI.&
HOGS. Bulk. ss.a0nB00 eli Grades. eass0
A0u.
Sheep- Lambs. sae00Ask good to choice
muttons. S4i0Dls6 stocksrs and fssdsxs
seT6eha. lgy<
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
. erocx NARKrT-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo N y June mel ana tor S,sJ 6caG r for .ami
IL; i,t week 100 head consigned through l. Sb@n
M 10 New none on SAL fee'nS & ,@sq sG total iof
"rk thus far l3.cO9 head for same tin S Ss,ch 500
w. Go br,d nslgnpd through. 1900 head ol Mhh,ncct
,r.J 70 Sew.Nor, sae. 100: quiet ana nu or weeE
Iog.NReccipt, last II hours 2j6O had total % 40
- ,ar ii $50 head for time last w',A;s6 head
had Consigned through. 2l0o, head. Of which .hadS
u, go" NV York: on sale $50 head active ana "a md
tP,br, selected medium weights, selected heaN - Ms:
nooi to choice heavy - Is selected YORK welgn sod
ri,rd mig, and llgnt Yorker, ~ 10; nght Nss' ~
"A - roughs. 50 ljdS3 p. ooo Aoas. ship
80 Cnic1eo Jun" 11.-CattlcReceips. oouO ha" hae,,s
ect 800 head Market slow. closing lower .esdsrs
81 Scd+5 steers q 1oasi so s.9csGrI s"S IS Teras
rassrrs - 20ds3 Is sorn fed steers, ~ se,s. mar
Iog,-R Receipts 10000 head shipment 6cT q 81
asa light 20 95dsS - skip, % iosS yafet ag s,y
io strong natives. 53 5Oas5 40 Western s'
Texans n 5Odst % lambs. A5ds1. , Va sprtns
NJ iwoukec Ms June l1.-Whcas quiet; NO o'x-otkern
on track. cash s3GsSsc July SSsc HS He dai; No,
Whit on track 9olac. Rlr dull No. ! n srm
Farley dull No. Ia store. 4S4c. PROVISIONS N'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

BUILDING MATERIAL-Br!ck steady on good DC &c:
msnds Line ranges from SO To- - ~ ha''rimaN hg
brick. s5as6; flskill - 40 oo PINT; nir;
- 5Odsj Pale, s2 75@s3 - lt9seIdac Seinet 92C6
81 10 rr bbl American Portland - az 20 En9ll>h
PORTLAND ~ 35at2 so; German Portland - 30G9z 20.
ath Gtoted at 81 80 per 1000 Goats mar ,Z-d=oc;
''t:i tC:imlc0ii;y on fair demands We qnote;
Seelig's yellow Paper 3id5sc ,iranulated 5Ac; IL D
genuine ianua.cd 52c Taylor Brothers English casks.
OCoCoA-Is moving at former rates MaT9ea5bS
i3lac Bhai l3c and GiHayaqull l3GlS2c' o. scu,o,
asses las shocks and Heads, II 75@s2 sugar Shocks
Ica@s o 3snSh and = Nov 35qS loa. 81 SS9Shs os
81 So 3nch ~ 80 Old Shocks without Heads 81 0j@
al 10 Rum SHOCKS and Heads % 1888 70; Rum Pipes
Is 5Odst Empty Hogshcad, - 10; Hoops IL iee $3.50
SSOifr.E-IiIo on the spot had slow demand today,
and pItes were more or less nominal. No, nat bean
auot,I She and undcscriDed do: 15isc knnorcd sale
on Satr-ay last Of $50 bags 40 nat bean ISL
Mid grades steady and quiet sales 2oO0 bag. Porto
cabo prlyat, 1he option market was depressed
and lower a sharp break In lIayre. and selling by local
that too. contributed to the weakness; June sod OIL
SI ont 10 points, while later months declined fully ljd2o
nonts dosing fairly steady at about the bottom figures
iIavre bst 14d1a, frs. and Hamburg CLOSED '4"d rg
0nicia quotations: June ?Gs Gd July 7Gs % august
7Gs I'd September 76s ID october, 7Gs 80 NoNemb'r
3G, Rotterdam ca, les the next Dutch SAFE VIII tlt place
on the ith Brokers valuation for cool Ordinary
lava Jli,c. Total sale viii include $1,000 piculs. No
YSnorts regular first GOO; GOOD second 0jo eN-
change prIyate 2lo receipts 5000 bags io cearances
nrIn santos receipts. 900 bags Receipts at Rio
iuIy 1889 10 June lG 1890 , 30l 600 bags: saine
time 1889. 400 600 bags: same time lSSS, !S3 goo
bags Rocelps at Santo-, Juy l. 1889 10 June TO- $500
,ime 1855 iO2 600 bags Total sales here to-day,
30 80 bags as follows: , r. co,..