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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Mar. 2s.-cotUs nominal, Mddling ioiye:
S Ss rio s1 Bs e Es wa. VIZ.
PSt % sr1& e. S q e sS % a sG
i6os: WsssssS itrSns E,nsss Rsa PEI 81 sss,sS.
MSss 1880 Ysiow 4Sslisc wsssstn strong sI.d
spss a. tlSe bidl March 4iS bid April 4lHo Sal
S M 'ss ossSss sSa ass sa sss
10. 2 White STEADY a. $50 Rye quiet q $3.50 Baf
nrm Prime % Choice Timothy e. els s0Sslg 90 Pig.
saSi.f Ss ds Nee cs F'fs SSs esssa
Baoon--snouidsra slsci clear RID stdes To Hans
;S ss.S aai aaS Sssn psefsa bss Rs issi
g SSS sS' ssy :: aas so ssos
a2istt RSaned b wnisEey arm "a 81 IL Frighh g
liverpool per steamer, quiet Cotton SOC sskedl EiogI
per ton In sArks 3Os Grain per bush SH<td ocEE es
S sTSoS bush Corn 1000 SSsS oats bush sSpnsas
Flour 1000 bba Cora 10000 bush Saee-Wheat A2eoV
bush Corn $4,000 bush
BUFFALO Mar 23.-whsat-No inquiry for spring wheat
today Old No Hard closed 81 81 e6A New No Hard a.
III AN No Northern at 81 AA No Northern " VsI
Winter wheat duh and unsettled 10 Rsd cossd a. a0ye
Mchigan 81 0lf asked track Corn quiet And yssni
e No Ysliok sfS$7So on tr1cS Oats qpst and weak
White ale N2 white 2sSSoc; "a 49, sea y Iyss
y sS0 60 caaa. sSnias mi
IS 75S65O GiiesS s:sadyi Winter Bran sis So cernsAi
200 S bu os ss $3.50 Saa 5000 'D'n
CHICAGO. Mar 23Ths leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

eral cargo; suhsoses Helen NJ 10wlsy. Dslsn . New
x'ih S8si quiet Pqsss od ss.s s
snssasea ,m e S sSRSsi ssss
:i E ssssss i Il sia Oh {
' e Ss: ! a.;,s RIj
sy S, q PsHfs ne: q pr RS W.
.ss.sI, va sna isss sssss *
Sales 10000 eked BELIZE 1so 10 IS ssssass
IsEfSs| .t Ss' an n So "a
RRifbS SdE sse1lSs sSs s'1ss =
SsssS ses g s e ass HOPS
ssy sssS sss ss[aiS e gs sssa a &c
81 H.: seq s .ssn sns
~ II ~ A. is;ss 4 tx .1 4R go
ssS . sS'Ss Ss & ssss s
7SoS a. 70 quality south AEeries 500 sIoM
dsana S..da s DSssss i avn only % es
a. ts Ss e
S lsS tsS 60 s az o sssss iss1 s
aio stats dairy tabs far t7slsS wss.sn l ISsi7s,
% s:Ssa s. fasG sSOes o q e sspo
ESst$S Ss;S;;S issii Ss S :s:rs 81
s :Sta'E tub. ana fancy 1s 2dsis al. fzo
Iaas fad tss feeling s5s;eS CONTAINS stss
s sioy sSsss ssss is ii 81 sorsa prime
SFSioqi sns aAs g19s medium e ssge Ys4g9aS
2d4c ose s .a d.ang sas knd Penn
syiyaniS. ie9I2 LgsJ southeIa, u1.A212e Western
sdShR1RsS a,Ss hsla Of further s sS nee.
AT I.As t'n' tehanSd Ann Cut T6as, Bi2cI Crushed,
si.ss; Cubes $50; Powdered, s4ei gFsnga, ga
,sa Sst HppsS fis cCse o "As S.sa7 Tsei write
extra &C. 3 aSee 13l0ci Extra "o,' s-eSe $50; "oT
sfsas 1sH fsKa Isstlsnyc. Win lighter snsnss
iFAtL6W--ke shade higher again. bat quiet Prime
City Quoted 6-ec. no sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

,aoss dive my body 70 bs burned eng hsgs nss
love, = pFOatoth % nothing A0''
oharae 1avr Is prrrusrvE IN CHARACTER.
...r ,cvs 4 the greatest OF the three, Do
,s,es ssath and hope are porsonai.
init lave 4 difusive. Another man Osnno o
be ,ustaaed by my faith or animated oy my no1 s
but ,nnltitades may be benefited by my pso' a.
shah tsi rs how many since me cesh y. s,vs.t,an
1.as,al Of Jesus Cnrsst havebeen blessed py Cnrsuah
,ovny at hss fed the hungry, clothed ne naheo ~
rfeoeea he isnorant tended the hics, renevoa .as
ann ,nseea and sycrywhsre sought 70 lessen slo
n,ssr,es ana uron,ste the happiness OF men. ~ sou'
Tovy,A into tbe prison 70 sweep Gus me aouSeS
vbiab 60 long had nestled there; IT gioweo IN -.
brcastu Of toss who iaborsd for ne analc n those
ne s sassa Who. ass in tho Old world agd the new
have nursed the sek and wos pcsa hTsoIs 81 war
n hsS moved s humble missionary 70 enter dens Of
infany and halnts OF vice IN the croWaegp ,s van
E. our ely s; sy s Amy ssss 70 lis house
g e As sosecs g z. s sssrt q human misery
eSfss q and s q tie wora for chssy ,,, for it
hp with God Jehovah cannot ss sad sitSsSr %
But rs does love. You could not SAY that COG As y
caa Con oi love- .' 4 e. has hIss s sps:
that COD 10 ltsht and IA tne comsInaSsDS VI az tSe
Mature Of fsod Hence man Is then nfest God when
love h snthroned In his heart and Eerking dnet
The happposs of God Is ths happiness Of love seeEn
to spend itself in The promotion OF me Eeifare n III
Hss is rIchest ioy IN the doing Of that serviee @
the repentant Sinner consents 70 accept oods oy n
Hsaven ma chiefest OF al IN the heart Oh HIM M,
who sits upon the throne Loys z has h .He Il r.
n word. the central Jewel In the diadem Oh INC
Christian Character. 49,. ...a -pouvA.
And now conciudS surely rave s sA yon m
to ts spirdt TO stain is grace Count a,ts
~ ,tst r aefilIlteDents Of education or enjoyment
~ ordinsnscs. Press on b love. That - tne
SuIfIin2 OF The law. That Is to DO the fegonetne1
- &c vnrld n YOU desire TO Be happy cuIuVato
laws If Won desire to be useful. cultivate love.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
COTTON MAaxrrs-BY rEnEGnApH

LryRHPoot. Mar AL m-Coeeon-Vhs salss Of tho DAY
iuciuded 5, 200 bales American. ... - ....'
oisns~ March DELIVERY s9.eAA seinrp March and April
dniyery 3O.6Ad seern April and May aenvofy 3oS4d.
sSsrsi Nay and june delivery 4O4Aa seersi June Add
July delivery. AoAd SsnsFsi yalJ ana ATS1st eeyey;
Suyrss September and October delivery 20etd. sellers
september deltvnry;5 Asa buyers
aaIyxEroM Mar 23-CottoD quiet Mddiing, 10ist rOsy
MadinE ga Good ordinary 9Ile, net AID grnes receipts
3Q3 bales stock. 1879 bAsA
NoxroLK Mar 93--cestoa steady Mddllng 10 net and
sross receipts spa bales exports coaStwaA 7oe bales
salos 100 balesi stock, 2s,601 bales
SAVANNAH Mar. 3s-Cotton quiet Mlddiing. %, Tow
MiddiIng 0b Good Ordinary Si net and grOsa recepsa
baos exports ooastWlae lAS DAesi sAos 100 bae&
stock "a. 900 bales.
NEwoaLaAxs Mar 2s.-cotton firm. MiadnAg, gis.is,
Low Mlddling 61e; Good Ordinary, s@l net reouipts
$50 bales receipts 1907 baesi exports coastwisa
= bal6s saloa. 800 balosi stock. 222,0oS oaleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
COURT. oALK7DARs-TopAY.

sStHInE Lawrence, J~MouOA
sgFfE,I COURT sISGIII = L Before andrews
sf5 }S XII & iss IT,
s9s1. iiSS isss ias iisS isS isss F'T
"a 'ss 'ESs 1855 IR Sss bis
.sgiiS sSs Tssg .5Ss ysSs
M SSas iSsS ~! 400 sS SsSf
SE 81 III SssE I Is sssi III: 5 aii$' Iii:
s:ss'3; 'ss; 9es g8s s;sS
suhsooifE ooukr-getors hanson, s--Ho calendar
gSss TS9sd Ae, Ss' ga. ' ersSiS
surTaioE coUHT THna-Ad,ourpsa far IN. ,.rm
,sgIEaioR couRf-sPEcll TERh-BsiOrs ooonnsn, j.
stjIEaicI coysT-EauHY TKnM-Bsfors ssdswisk. c. L.
StSRsion corsfs,T ElAL TEHn-PlEr rBe,ors pusro I
No. iSSs lsIS 1928 itSs it4S 1880 lse 1857 1919
{SC.s sSi goa 1909 ESQ., TAI. neT lS7T iis2, its4
1904 S5 W. io7 fsS Tf 9
cosaoS PI3ls-eEEERAL TEsH--AdiOurped for the term
Sossos Rss 3 TEnn-Beiofs Alien g.soL
ooExos PxisTSiai qBs,ore Seosstsysr
i Sos i.sS o sC sf9 .S 1855 llt@ ii' llAt
coinoS PiEAs-TRiiL TERM-PARF II--Adjouned for tho
cry covHT- SPECIAL TEEs-BstOrs sfoAaAm, ca, Sohr
baA JJ.-AppealA from efdefa cad indRments
SE SsO Tc7 7i 5 TE ~ t sS s9
o7l, $50 aiOl. aiOG s' -
7ss s IN I sSs Ill sss AZ s.P
SsS 500 Boo sii Biz SSS SSs 80 va ss
ciE1 oogRI-Tsl.t rEEx-PAsE Tus-BssOrs Ehrlion, j.
couT GfSERAL MISSIONS L. Before olidersleevA
" AID Assistant DsnictAtofneJ Mscdona-Rcs. % AZ
covaf OF oKxnaL ernsoEs-PAnT TI,-psiore oovine
y ala Assistant psstrieAtnofnsy JefomeNoG 70 10 IN.
cogsr q eEszaAl sss..9ss RscorasE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

on the Produee Exchange sasy the Butter massss gas
spes 6aosoe Dairy aO62ioi coed % ohoics 10000
EsEs weak ~ lie
rce sfpsr e 81. s'SsssS' F9sS; s; ;sa!
W. Ii. sSs q ssa .,,ss s
S Ss GHs sD g % % Ss sss.
Eneys cgs% s az ssU rR RJ as Esn.S New
2Is sS and sahsIs 81 rSp
s.d SS S E Kss'
gae bot sd q a sS S:S0as SSsSs p0S S ' S'hs
MILWAUKEE. Mar 99.-F1our steady. Wheat duli cash
Sy w SsE $685. sen dun ayd Ne Sr
SS tsS d sis.s SaI 81
R Ss oas i GasS oh ssfs Sait Ssn
S Sos SS S %Ssa. i Barley 1916
PEonlA Mar Corn nrm, New High MiEcd so
New aT %sS TG No. h's'' %hs sSs
STEADY No isStIS WaisSsy, urn wines q q
sssR ass sSSO SasS ship%sntstofn 1850 bush Sss'
@ s!fss 5s;;
:S:s"s 50 SS:sS Ssss I'll. $50 $50 .S
s s ss S. .:'s . 49, NJ sss
May See PyeNoshiaE doing so. dong than
EsS aass sTs1y y
is s:r 5SssssIs Ssssss
81 OS ProYlslons nTmer bus quiet PORK MghSg 20
81 r e. Gsss and sS'
dsrs se o6Ss i9S LoAg 6ieaF and Isie, % soe$s es
ssSSi eSS n. Wheat 1900 sa.A Corn M
$4,000 bush. oats 1000 bgsh Bye 2Sse hssicy 1000
Corn 1900 push. Data 1900 bush Rye 1900 buaa.
barley 1000 bush.
TokEDo, Mar as-wheat active easier eash ssass7o,
S Ss' -: sSns ss: by nay s Ss's
Is 81 Reoelpn WbeAt 1000 bush Corn 1900 busA
$4,000 bush Cora 1000 bush Oats 1000 BASH ciovesed
1,OeA hARR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAaxEzS
rrAruazs or NEw.yoRK DEALINGS

rEkTURzs or NEW-Yohk DEAliNoS'
The wheat market on Saturday was eeeidsdy schv~
IN o coo pasAeis changing hands IN the short session
a, ira nu naspulacn in Chicago controlled our pfces
I'm, u.saa te foreign houses showing thar soepecss OK
ths situation BIZ fser selling. cash LOIS were l2@e<
csu, lower win $500 bashas reported IS taken Tor
hInsenl Piss. prices for the optons were " 10 cents
hous The curb pres o. Ffdayon the news OF tns pscse
orennr Of the navigation Of tho Northwestern sxss saa
s,os Cables were stronger IN pne. bus eaersed only
,smnorsyy influence. After . rise 10 o. Ia eent4 ms
hss nrs.suss OF sales carried the axkss back 70 W Ia
ana the later curb fluctuations were on DESCENDING
scaIe-trom 90 s-se9s So cents 10 90 SO csna. me
oocai figures Of close. sAcwne Losses OF eesse son.
Az. AZ follows: March 81 -; April " La NAY W -
June "a; July % IS, August 30 So sep'smner' " fos
and December, 90 Sc cent&
Corn was without important feature. being sAsoe
bstter on tho SPOT with nearly 100000 busheh xn toe
export The options duh end saade easaef =.
40 az for March q So April % 1s for May, ~ L.
for June and a. ga cents for July Oats were arm ana
ontons closed up 1sa1-4 cent as follows: MARCH 81
AMI go 70: MAY 80 IS; June, SO IL cents Lsu
ves neglected but generally tnhe higher the options
suaes NJ follows: March and April 81 30; May. 81 so
luna A. 81 July 81 S. August a. col September "a -.
ina reee,pts OF grain and four reported On SATURDAY "
Nay yark philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston, wero a.
sa,nws, wheat o724 bushels; corn. 175ooa ousheisi
o.s 2ss1s bushels total grain t72el ousses' noai.
os GOO packages. At Chicago. Mnwaukee AND % Loss
Ia arrivals were: Wheat. e1e42 bushels sorn zsas
bushels oats LAT 800 bushels total gran oaSns
nour 3,e52 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Mar 23-2,So D. m.-BeeI-- IN poor demand
Pork-In poor demand. HArs-In good demand Bacon.
shor clear mddes heavy So 10 SS bs stedy st 93 ed
long and clear Iddles light t 20 so s stsa az S4s
Cd Shoulders steady ut 33s Od. Oheeso POOR Demand
TaowIn poor demand prime city steady a. 2gs Cd spar.
spot steady az sos Sd March STEADY s6 April and May
afeadY al R6e sd Wheat-In demand EiOui.{n moor
dsmahd cern-spos : In hlir demand tatresln hlf DE-
mandl Western ~ 80 load March steady
AZ 81 IOd April steady az May steady 81 Sc l0d
Hops At Londun-N ew. York state In fair demand.
ANTWERP Mar aS--wilcoxs krd closed AteS francs 20
Confines par loo kiloa.
Mar Fine pais American 10 sraaos
81 3 confines paid and ~ france 90 eeoiimes SELLERS
HAHMKN, Max. a3-petEoieanl--6 marks 10 piepRixa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
runs, Dsitysnsa dsl,vn Chs5srs
. s...s: e, :; 5ss ls ssa&s ' s

Tho daily avsraee Of the charters shown above 10 IN sx'
cas-. Of Fsbruary when tie average was taeos nAieM
day. ana about equal 10 January. when ne average ~
lsia7 barrels Tne present volume Of eapstt rnovensns
sa,kabls Tor the season and pcintsd out ~ 1ns
Tripuns hast week the East and Europe both sppss
haye from the old Russsan Ell ana V
have bought eaik and ease fcnaed sxesss OF eusns
nesd The indiesens that me fsseign trade fhsoaes
1889 VIM fellow msfs liberal policy N rsssn - an
tsinina shsf stocks on hssd The exports from tns
Initial states ere st about 100000 bsTsls On cfaas
eouvasn IN advance Of the cofreDsnAnx period Of ioSs
rhs oyaac certificate market last week was moro sedsss
than In the prsyieus week. and here was recovery IN
values from 50 $3.50 Ia cents b 90 1se91 IL cents
rho esid news was disappointing b the bears The Eerfus
rushsr In the Tayicftewn district quickly fanns GA "
n. vted hie IN the other directions small wes or a
holes cut OF the hope Of profitable returns iof olhe
iuycstmsnts This caused some COVERING siiheaan w.
totlowcd on every rally By renewed shofs ssas msns
nv western operators. Ths buJins continues 70 %
,.,stv bs BROKERS' fdentinsd vita the rsanzns hereA
while soma OF the western prSdseers. In vaow o. ne
scarcity a carsihcabes have rescreed 70 slss Aesi
az the Western exchanges These sa,ss ere oousasss
Of epssed production, but unless neS s
b.s,d on wells Of assured and steady yield thy nefeU
postnona tho demand for certificates month or twe
w,,sout any bull manipulation the lenders Of Oh hare
bsan snabled 10 extract small premiums nom mo Dor
rowers the Carrying rates have fusd hat Tor no renew
ala The Western appear b be relying upon deciins
o. the export demand and upon the act that Gales In hs
nfap.ss have eenefxlly proved prohtsb~ Aeansne'
vh,s ina bull leaders upward axEres4isn
tia censt,aa dpeon Of stocks and the cancellation o.
certificates are BY The Of natural opsrsasns ssa
.lly osrnafinx the interest," II the indesHons aa
not point the indifference Of the bun sadefs 70
Sueeulaon the situation would admit Of free ssueesaton
a an ADVANCE Asitis the market simply DO written
down a. closing dull and strong
ma ranrs OF prices and the total dealings m Nsconsi
r,anat esrtnestes az the Consolidated Stock and Pc
trolsum Exchange FOR the lsss thres wcss wsss q i0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
TEE egraoLz pM kzxAs1.


rxvs FROM THE FIELD AND nAxsx OF xzscM
r. a currently reported st purchases Of oil pspss1
In TIA Pmrsyiyania regions are be:ng freely ass by
frlends Of the STANDARD on frost and tho companies wA
10 closely connected Mts s. II can b tfsued nan ~
thst prosna tszytoy u scarce that The ssdufns inter-
ests 40 not fsel that It Is safe perit outside podpecu
70 zee f5osaold upon chs lands whIch suessst nv 1
bty Of fertility whilo speculation n orude psaslss6
Ray Do ksps down 10 retail ts for yofne ns sxsA
policy Of rsfshasss would sss'n 70 impy ssssln1 -
prIcs Of euds encouraging 90 the oatdo uss1ucsf ~ Us
end 10 Is remarkable IN view Of the versatile shsssss
Of me Oh trade in former years. as values sAouia h<ss
preserved bs high average that has psen ,syso snes
last summer, especially the high premium q - ssnss
Der barrel for the output has besn pa for
nonths VITA this pssnium ad6sd 50 cannot BE- eopsnse
that fresh oil does not now command good price, sea ne
maintenance 81 the pemir IS cieas indication thst -
standard Ia anxious 70 stimulate the search for nsN sources
OF supply Ths Is nos 20 be wondered 81 fof ns a.
nstof 81 stocxs above ground Is 70 Be KEPT up az he M
ruling snce The shatin movement was stefssd, ne pes
ipu, INDUSTRY IL bound 70 SHRINK fpagnihesns dnenr
sions ana an enormous loss Of plant mist result xW
sptts Of the actfvty Of che d TIE fetafns 70 srsfs
are small ana yisw Of the pfshsbls dsstrs "a tho psoeas
iysnsss cf the Penassxna aelds 10 hsy seems credible
that ownsss Of good property win feses fs Weld 70 ~ on
tont inlfnies 10 prices Last weoRs news from the -"
Of wsss disappointed the keDes Of psodneers wac "sn
iosinu for large developments to thes credit ans se
d,ssuponsed the speculative operators who are hsrt q
Netans, transit certificates without having possibility
N new production 10 Ali their contracts VITA 1hs pro-
ducO hls month Is fairly large but The delivsfes ceanss
a. m sesrnary rate ~ this rsducusn Of ssess Tor
March 10 probably assured 10 be ever 100000 bsss Iss
plpelins runs partially repests show DAILY svess %
xe ssi ba,re,s against l71oo barrels IN Veterinary;
1s os1 barrels In January 1885, ~ 7e barrels In MaraA
lass eAe1s barrels 1857 EASES barrels "a isss ana
HOss parrots In March. 1896 Tho deliveries hAys
averaged ssf7s barrels per dsy against run averages
e71 basreis IN Fcbsoasy snd Tlss pa,ss y
isss: ss,sis barrels In March 1sSs; 1855 barrels
fss7, eozl n 1sse and o. o7s barrels IN Msxch isss
TIE pipesins nfefes - reported from March
fcbsrteru 10 the 22D inclusive. were ~ fouewss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
-. North a,ver. yesssIs and railroads.
eENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c0FFEE-Rlo tho spot rules dull, but generally
steady unchanged PRICES Fair caEgoes quoted 10 sas
N III gfados steadily held and In modefae demand OP,
tions-There was very little stir 20 tn specmaon, ena
ne market offered features. Prices declined 0D
10 points at the opening but this soon recovered
and nnai figures show slight gain. In symps.hy WIN
Hamburg quiet and unchanged, Rio Arm Kegulaf
stsbange (pHvate) Is Ia; receipts 1900 bags; lilo
cssfsness fOr United States 1000 bags RIO eIeaSsaess
fer Europe 900 bags total stock A0 600 bags santos
feeepts, 1000 bags Receipts az Rio July 70 March
%, 1852 s4SS 600 bass sae TINE lgSs 0@gs
Sas % March e. 1885, 1000 bass sSms time
1883 sos,o0o bagsi same time 1857, 100000 bag"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
PASSING 4 Disabled STEAMSHIP.

The British steamer Marlborough, which arrived
at this port from the West Indies yesterday, passed
British steamer on Friday, at about 10 m, IN
latitude 80 degrees Eorth longitude II so west whose
machinery appeared to be disabled. Another British
steamer was standing by the disabled vessel The
hull Of the latter was painted nd with white streak
and the smoko-staek was white with a black top.
She was of brigantine rig with only forryard, which
was painted black. The masts were painted bright
and there was q heavy sea- but the wind and sea
moderated during the night II was thought by thoss
on board the Marlborough that tho disabled vessel
might DO tho Saginaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

,,. sr leaving some pasesa prsct q .ao s. g
M q ~ inssOn IN shape Of saesssns si.- Up
. the presen. time saoOo has been rsea - s,,sssy
tons Als 80. - nave this sum largely increased
the nsss.a FOR the new annex hospital which
. i1 = ready for use IN about en there arc =.
we ppessn. time 147 inmates IN no home ana 'ss epo.
=, the attending physician Dr. Leo TOT ny 1,sa Wa
shows 'H, rss vsors Yesterday ne!uded many Wonon
an the directors and Lazarus stsauA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
FIVE FnExoH M1I1NERY AND DRESS GOOD

FINE FRENCH MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS,
handsome assoFtment Of French bonnets and round
and ne imported wraps and suits IL now shown By
o'Neni sxth.aye. and Twentleth and Twentynrss SITS
In the millinery displayed large number Of
bonnets from the leading Partisan housea charming
Dsecsoire hat in black chip is trimmed with TIVE long
black plumss and . largo slender Normandy bow Of
salmon and black satin sbbon graceful shsped mail
poks bonnes Of Grape, In pale shaae Of oAros is en-
brodered with COLA edged with gold oOs finished with
an SndsrbsIm 2. geaas brown velvet ssged With S2ld
ss%Sss Ss ssSH;s ss;. K
sss sra ae En Win ss sssd y . .u:s
81. IN ss ps green ma esIS 9 ,nsd via % S
nS .s.6 5sns sagRsS sSs 0ss1 ss syS s
and faced With sasseoiorA yeyss snd corded VITA green
S ssl saS a5s q s we sT sASss $
sSs. e "a s ste. we're 81 SSf wires 'Ha
s:s 8: Pr 81 s 81 ::
made vita pasd ssvss Or long sassi :esyss sssesdsd
.i go s,s n &, sI n. Ssy : l
wh;ss sse sRoss covered yIA sSSsoissrs. n sak ,sS
II . ssshss ws ssA f e sS 20 .S g mny 5
S:ss % 4: M
HIgten styiss are seen In LepSsa issks th vsssz Of
sdSs ed meta sess ana sSsss DO set Sa
.S Jackets plain me eiSS fioas sSS soss
IN the rooms devoted suit. nsny pyiish dresses are
exhibited from Worth and other RaSiEen honaes a
btsudkd dress from Worth Is made 81 Die siveT gray
ssnsls hair combined vlih saneaIgeea Brown velvet
The skirt 81 the dess II OF cenea hair, ad nad6
With psaels q brown velvet Get a ihe shrS whisS Is
- the left side wider than ke others, Is szbrdefei
" dull Persian eoleis and brown silks. The round en-.
ss ssy. ' My Ss ags. s.s.. ss q
AZ ssss q sTsee es
= 49, re- ~ reansd sa pssty styles n uade
garments arc displayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
TIE TRADE IN oHIcAkol

Chicago, March "a Especial. -openmg n wnsss -
tesdAy was at u o. IL for Asy nA pre-
Amos, instantly at Of o. and then with ne rcN exc1a
movement possible began advance, whole pemu
time Tho price Of May got 10 81 o. 80 Tns @s~
was az al o. So Tho clique houses Lester VS.
POOLE sherman d Co.. and others sold wheat ae.es'
inson YVES setve In the markes and presumably sso "s
There were the usual luis. when 80 appeared -
..svvsoSv haa gone out Of the badness end We usual
wild mOrnsass when /. appeared o. everybody m ne
trade was short People who wssched me ps cosev
declared tina. the bull crowd bought some Juns and sens
July IL "a estimated that the visible supply On mon
day WIN decrease 100000 100000 bnshelA mo saS
option was active here again, IL cp0sd ~ w sess
ssld between 90 Id and 80 La and closed at - 80
Corn seps within SO range, opening ana oeanx ~
aeoas tho sams agure. Oats were eenparaavsr essss
within l.1eent range. There were fewer hoes ~ me
y.ras than were expected. Product ssArssd - IN a.
anos ana was strong AL the session hspsd of ooofse
by TIE ssrength Of wheat May pork epensd - III %
sid AZ sia co and eiosed A. eI2 S. May lard opsasa
4. a. os sold TO o. Is, and closed se 81 ~ IA MAJ
.hort RIBS opened % 81 snd elossd o. % Sss %
on the wheat weak At 81 Oh 90 tor MAY sisas
al "A Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
1--we STOCK mAnxrrs-BT rELxeRAsA

scrc.ao rrnioo stock yards Mar. 2&-"Ths prevsy
Jonrnsi reports Cattle ~ oQo hssa "a IA
u co. Suckers and % 1898 30 csvA na sAa
Nixed ei 1908 TO- -.
sgsr MissS a IS e. 90; HeAsy 81 90 s7fi Axe
"A f05s5 ooI skips 50 o0SsSc.
.ts"Sy Hsslsss 81 as ga 90 wsstsrs ocf7na - seS
"A Is. Texans ss o0Ssko5 iAnDs y e0@so w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

Total. barrels. ..~..A.s4S.ooo es7aooo S2sseo
Resned of continues In good demand for rosh hons snd
ssnts per gallon In New.Yotk and 600 cents In Phfia-
delphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

caa tosgy' & sC5S9as Wet iOg;:
dgrn {. SzSa No oass a4s. kes 5ys 49, ma Bar.
a..s "a Sv 81 3 F Pr Ssi fsa
& 90 p 100 ~ sheEt Re ssss iOHss ssassa s p
seHed aS S09B2h whiskay disallstr aHlseod rods %
SSr Tsiion sucArs-cui Loaf 77SssSo GrAnaiAtsd 7'c
E,arsaiard aAv 74A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
THE COMMERCIAL TENDENCY OF CHURCHES

The Church Association for the Advancement Of
the Interests OF Labor had copies Of the remarks of its
president, Bishop Huntington on. the commercial
tendency OF churches, distributed at the wealthy
churches of the city yesterday Bishop Huntington,
I'm the address speaks against the custom Of selecting
church officers on account Of their financial instead Of
their spiritual worth, sgaipst tho rentng OF pews
the elaborate and costly church music and the In
truslon Of politics into religious matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25
GOOD oHEER ZOE fNprRx HEBREwsi

Yesterday the third asy o. the Purn reception a
me iipme Ter aged ana inhfm Hebrews onehanased
and nts and Eintheye and fran II In ne morning %
In The evenlre constant seasn q TRENDS ysssa sha homa
inspecting me wsrda impArps eheeng wssas to tie N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-25

UdTToN-Ths spot market ruled steady and quiet
And sl2 bales for consumption Snee BDpteinbef the
recep at the ports aggregated 6ss baes comparing
with b,o56y7Y for the corresponding time last
season.