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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March % ,SpeciaD.-Wheat started as II
were 10 be bear day The surroundings seemed 10 S'os
lower prices Cables showed response at all 10 wv
advance on this side Wednesday. The weather "es' wa
sprinsike California reported rains. The Kansas ivy
bureau declared the prospect good for very large ye'
Armour however became large buyer through 'on''
sion houses. His operations finally started an a"'s'9~
which lasted unit, rhe close. May opened al o-s o'""
sold between 62xq62as and 63S cents ana cse' "
,g3l cents The price helped by the ANNOUNCEMENT"
~ a very large business done late "eonees~s
3iO 90 bushels Vessel chartered Tor 'ns
much II was red winter wheat. sold by Armour 10 s~'
TO New-York nj the opening OF navigation IL na'
Wednesdays total business over 100000 bushels i0''
sales to mllers aggregated 10000. making the ous
for two DAYS over 10000 bushels This cash oHs'"'
and the Armour buying finally alarmed shorts ana 0
che mare, al almost the top Export clerances from 'ns
seaboard were almost 100000 bushels The rece'p's "
the Northwest showed some falling on. 40 ear'oA'~
against go last and 24o last year The se'hS V.
led By Cudahy and by Brosseau. The frice 'u''e"'
was non committai in i,s comments. Al,
small Of kept that marke, ni,,'
29N 10 2oN cents. and c'osed az sas Tor
sellers The inspection 40 cars; the ~.
235 samplss were q cent niSnrI
demand Tor cargoes. and charters "e'e Wv
bushels The pit trade was not ,r,r, ox
Oats were active and higher. May sei'ns Io'"
cents i9-, cents and closing at 1875 cents sellers
was very general covering by shorts Receipts "ere s
Samples iMi. cent higher a.. o,,,,,, ., ,ns,f
bulls disappointed az t's oSnuu0. ",
market Although hog receipts were lighter imam ~
pcct,d and although prices a, s nher. ,h., AID On
higher pork lard and ribs closed ill., ~ ,hs
Iu,y nroduct ty packers There were 2'oO hogs' INV
estimate for Friday was o." ,oss, ., sor. c.n,s
cali, ~ 6,i cents. puts May corn at 29 cents sns
,a.s "A 2?Ssa2Df, cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March 2G-Caitie Receipts last "a hours loa
head total for thus far. O.OS6: for
week 1896. gned TIN ough. 9I2: N.w-York Yi2
ON sale 40 market opened dull and lower closed dull
with about all sold load of Cincinnati dairy
bringing 50 5o common 10 fair cows. 81 5ou$3. fair
extra veais St1$5 heavy fed calves 81 25qS3. Hogs
Receipts las, - hours. 5ii0 head total Tor week thus
through 30 to New York 2 $50; sale ZOO market
opened lower: closed firm strons Workers.
good choice Workers 81 1894 20 mediums and packers
lDSi roughs 81 30QS3 80; stays 80 5OQ$3 York
sold - %; pigs 81 25S+ 80; slow for heavy
Sheep and lambs-Recepts last - hours. 1000 head;
thus far. aW,sU, for weeh,
~ 600. consigned through. 100; to York. 200
sale. 5000 market opened slow and lower; closed very
kinds with fully IL loads unsold Tl Inc
lambs 81 IOgN 70: good to choice - 50QS+ %: culls.
~ hOa': mixed sheep. good to choice ~ 90ut 10 com
port sheep 50 SogS+. lambs - i3u$i few
export wethers OF 1873 10 sold
81 2OaSt 25 several loads OF heavy sheep held
ovY
Union Stock Yards. Chicago March 2G.-Cattle-Re
ceips. l2OOO head market weak and Zoe lower:
steers So OQ$4 10; stockers and feeders.
81 s5W$3 90 md bulls. 81 GoQx3 ~ calves $40
50 20; Texans 81 2SGx3 30. Hogs-Receipts 81. 900
head. market strong TO &c higher; heavy packing and
81 itas5 90 choice assorted. si9$i TO- light 81 sSg
- l2is: pig S3u$t Sheep-Recelpts 0Od6 head: mar
ket active and steady inferior TO choice. 81 IoUS4.
lambs. 81 75u$i So
st. Louis March observation-disclosures. 1910 head:
market steady at yesterdays declne native steers.
s30f3 49, cows 50 25a$2 rs: calves s. 2oQs5 49, Texas
steers. 50 90 Hogs-Receipts 746O head; market
opened weak, but closed nrm. with prices SC higher:
heavy q T0ess 70; mixed. IS so9>s 90; light s 70o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

Marke, closed a, % point. afysner oorn me-.
,.,,h y.,,.rdnys closing prices Trhns'sfrIhe nue.
* Total sales. $40 30 bales Ne" n.Ik h~a ~.
inC fai.s srO.. g. 100. EHports: .onnenr W. rA'rs
.o.. 10 spin ,cr~ 40. stock ie221s Total ne Re
49,. ,o-dav Il s2O bales thus far this week. nsNJ'
T,nI. To- day: Gr-a, Britain. 10 IA ta", Ointment
nsto Thu. far this week Great Britain - o' taie'
T,snc. I sp Continent, .37s stock. 62s o., sp''
cotton steady and unchanged. miitlns upanfs ~ 70
r,,,alinr ruiz lec Sales iaD bales. inclHalng -"
export and 40 spinning . -. ,.. ..,..
s 900 h;es. speculation and export ,D Aurr' 81 800
,,sc.,,,. S 90. American 0r mtdlng uplnnis. ~
ruur.. opened steady partially l6tl d'ellne; cl's~r
steady and unchanged 70 !. poin; net aiyn'r Msrh
1iGs. March April. 4i5s: Apr May. iis MAY June.
4iss Jmne-Juiy Hlhb. July August. 'ils, August
60 .r,h.r +o7is: October as. October No
yen,tcr sSqi,s November December. TSs. p-c~inh"r-
January 35ss Manchefi~r-iarns In hny"rr favor;
cloths dull.
COFFEE-Prces moved within very narrow range on
nnlrra,e trnhng Market local and f"atnf"ess peli'
cries Recelpts Light July was rre,S'' 10, s'r
toward the close resulting in ~ points pss llavfc
mnrte: irregular partial advance u Y fran March
hu oue, March 90 pigs April G3 Il May C575
Jun. GS 90 Juy. 10 fIolidny al RIO. no report Of
MARKET, receipts Rio O'p bags and A. santos 1900
bags Contracts closed steady and unchanged or March,
easy a, 1870 decline for other markets sales were
rs 600 bags a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

Ncw-lO.k. M1rch ~ 1871
BEANS AND PEAS-The conditions are still quit"
strongly asains; the selling n,eres supplies Of most
Nj. are r d say @fs asn shade. im% 'nTrS IN in
s,ncrs medium have settled 81 90 and are down
placed above quot 0n but Buyers any considerable
varieties iu Green peas weaker We qao,s:
Beans ,omos',e marrow ca,,s yer bush 81 g2sas 20 20
DO Kidney 81 c5 DO turtle soup, 81 2,GSi 30 do vel
ie~ r pc 81 s Do sn %' do d1 ram DID, 900
o. do foreign. medium old soaooc green peas. bills
ntTTEh-Thr makc, Is m pretty good condition P De.
mana esn,nrs ",rr gu IN, 'T ,o, ,he Tor the %
about -rctng good CLEARANCE this week The strongest
2Dc these becoming and firm Fine stock
n sr say s"at a @f for sns ON o"' & s. S' Of @
The movement In held creamery ami old state dairy Is
ouisie hgure' is comparatively small New dairy has
r,an Of n"if lr mght exceed Soc The Western
occupy about the same position US OF late demand
isny W the desirable lots about fast they Tor
Ne quote: New butter Creamery fresh. extras,
per n re GS nT Sf Eg n DO f,nc, t. seeSnds @
fancy i"c do r 9ir,1 70 prims i2nis, Imitation
nrst- i2ui3e; Il, thirds - seconds 0aic old butter.
wr.s a s State dairy abs or ns nc. 3
common - prime odic Western dairy or factory. so
CHEESE The distribution to the home trade. while
eGnns T." s " hs f ' sr sr, Snow. con
trade wants steadily reducing and the market
holders only being too willing TO demand promptly
presn, bass OF rees Expo ers are TAX few lots
grades gradually working into compass. Old
pnrt skins In lght remaining stock. The new Skins
arriving mostly common. ana sell slowly at low
prices. Liverpool cablr, US We quote: New York
Stat. full fancy large September. io.c.
made good to choice D,.@los do common to fair 7goc
choice gsUl0l,o do common to fair 1&u3.c. sumner
made large good to prime. hussc; do small do si,GiDc
summer nnde. common to fair. 6WIisc. light skins
choice 6isNic part skins common 10 prime 3a5isc;
full skins. .n2isc
rGGS-RecelpIs continue liberal and good many lines
bav. ordered sold which previously
limit The larger offerings could be freely moved n,
any prce above lie and that price accepted on
t'Lanre for case Western. has since
been fairly good Holders are In many instances
10 accent price. and where Is demanded
little business be But lie there more de-
mand than stock supply H. Duck and goose eggs con-
tlnue scarce and Arm. We quote: Nearby fancy, Der
dozen. l2c: Pennsylvania and Maryland country marks
li,c; Western, lie; Southern l0hqiO%c duck eggs
Maryland 29c do Western 2G927c; do Southern 5Q26c
goose eggx, 850T0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

Sody have ALSO propositions Of settlement from
both the accused man and his accusers. wh'ch am
willing TO submit, to this body If desired
On motion of Dr. Hammond the matter with all
papers was referred 10 committee or fve. me
R,shop Amounted the Revs j. r. Bryan. OF Mar nor :
Hsrhor 8 l. chairman and William Eakns. o.
Jersey City: j. H. Egbert OF Be.leville: W. L. Hoag-
land of Passac. and c. f.. Little. OF Jersey CITY,
representing ali four districts Of the Conference as
the committee
DIR. Hammond then delivered the charges ana the
Rev John A. Gutterdge. the secretary OF the COM
mit,ee Of investigation that suspended Mr.. Decker,
turned over the evidence and findings 10 the Confer
encS committee Soon afterward DR.. Bryan. chair
MA Of the committee. reported as follows:
Recommend tons Of Committee Of Inquiry In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

ara, son,s a., y s w-nk Ga and noT az
Win e ~ sp s@ q@' and :" -aSy i, Ii Tm Win sa-. Of
siCo bags ,Iaracaho and 20. bags bucaraman.,
small lot. and holding N on The spring patents al,
the y in wa od M" tier eomn Wner
Wet aeur quiet Total sals, YER a!u 70 go
ss city cieaT; s. isGs 100 Dbl. city extra D. So 3,
Ss Ss 49, $50 s sS' 10y s" pSa sfaeh,s ssa Co.
400 bbls superne. 81 2,as2 10 900 bbls spring patents
e. sirs. s. siqs$ sacks nns, q cs 7o 800
no Crude 81 o.. .Bl,CkWiiEAT FLOUR Nominal
a, 8 a as = cdnSMEAi quiet 9us'cd EG@n "'
yI%' : 2% saF'" 81 ss2 '.'' Is "c cac
Quoted. Fine white s3@N'c nns ,sll"m sig so' eo"Isr
G2l1c 100 H. e5n7oc rye feed e,od2Iac sharps 7oa
30 homlny chop ooqe2ise: coensrci meal sias o2's
fe t, meat ''"'-'.'' ''' ' " ''' ''''
GRAIN wIIEAT-Afc1 struggling all day in very
n, a rs, was obtained late In the afternoon and the
left on fairli steady at net eain Of as Tn
Of the day no. 'ery important ana the ~" Of ne
incidents which found thu market rp'r"ty short and
started some coserins The ."fly new wa. o, dslP
NM If The "~fp5, com Trade Nv II 2tOocn
5es ir nj a5c eas Maneas ""G Duluth
G2 cars last web y. sarrc'T Snr 'ns' IN" m
anxious to get wheat forward bctoi" ne Ap ias
claimed that there htilc change in The crop
situation. ard what tr was known was m"rc 4 con.
report came from III. that $4,000 bushels 80. rcd
had been taken forward at the opening Of nnyi
CATION TO New York partly milling account. There was
also export Inquiry and tho fuinofs regarding the
Implications and talk about the Turkish ren
lions bulls The cash sales we're $500 bush
10 had part NJ Sc May o b afont May closed
Al 70l.c and 1900 bush No Northern nj b Ma,
aaont No red was quoted q, iotgiic over Ma,
+ o b anoa all rail. prompt ~. tphN The market Tor
corn VA. very quiet day. with prices hardening tnc.
late Improvement In wheat There
was moi great deal business reported In either cash
or futures movement nf corn has shpwn
slight decrease this week. but this mas been Offset by
decease IN exports The actual ineri. receipts To- day
were bush. while the "learancrs from the principal
bush The close was ~ ',c net gain.
,,seh corn was quet sales included 1000 No. a
az iOOU bush steamer corn NJ 3Ca4m3Ic rlr
yator 900 Lush yellow AZ 3i'sc elevator
and 5000 bush ungraded on private terms OATS
The market quiet. but fairly steady IN
,rice hardening lite in thu afternoon with the Inn
nroyemrn In other cereals There was not much fp@cuI
ion In futures and ittle interest exhibited In the
81 900 bush. including 900 bush
No white AT 2Jc 80 90 bush track white 2td2Sc
40. oats quoted at 2i&n25c elevator and No white
quoted al n26sc. BARLEY continues
small at prices. Mailing. s3a49c; feeding 35aa"c
| RYE-Mark-t dull and quotations FOR cnrlots still
a .2qi3c. MAIT-Market Inactive and nominal
| 45G.s,c BUG r. WHEAT quiet Prime
| quoted at +lifa42c delivered.
day. the closing prices for the
aud closing prices for the corresponding DAFT
last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
THE REV. c. S. WOODRUFF.

casa OF the Church vs. the Rev. f. d. Decker-lt is
recommended that the accuser be allowed TO with
draw the charges and that the accused be allowed
10 withdraw from tho ministry OF the Methodist
Ep,scopa Church. surrendering his ordination parch-
ments."
On motion OF DR. Dodd. all papers bearing In the
case were ordered burned The report OF the com
,n,ttee was accepted and M Decker was permitted
to withdraw from the Conference
The characters of the presolhg eiufis were
passed Dr. Ryman. Of Elizabeth, read MS report
which said In part: ,
this year than last. Our district will report Tor all
nurnoses about 900 above the amount reported last
wear Many Improvements have been maze repre-
senting $4,000. as agains, 1888 last year
THE MODEL PREACHER.
The Bishop addressed the candidates for admis-
sion to the Conference on THE Model Preacher ne
said:
The model preacher is converted , mar the, Inc
many not converted. The model preacher VII be a
holy man. but not without mis'akes e n ~r nu
the oil OF gladness and not the Oil OF vtr.oL re
will %a s Hmm FAY s w se dSey
him who rushes uncaed into this work The modei
% to the ectare platform lie viii
make the pulpit the throne OF power IL IS secondary
resolve that you will be heard. that you will say
something. that you will make out case II you
/ would rather you would re.a,e how you fshed
your little boy out of the cistern last night WITH a
hook than not be heard. May not better follow
our Lords method and talk about the howers. me
animals, hens and chickens, etc. that the people
know about and are interested in? Get men con-
verted Be a good pastor. as well as good student.
as the basis of being good preacher. Preach the
Word God will probably never call any OF you 10
get rev creed. l have some sympathy with
me old saint who, when recommended to read Wat
cons .Aroiogv. renlied Il won't do II; the Bible
don't need any apology"
J. B. J. Rhodes of Junction: F. c. Mooney. OF
Port Golden; Alfred Evans. Of Newark; w. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXRnETa TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET kEIoNi'

York. March ~. 1870
-orrov IT,, ,,,.-,oo. market for futures came 1T
u. bette, thar Anticipated and thi, developed
~ armer marke, here the opening ana rev Ha e
on 'n s oons was soon turned weakness as there
buying orders whi , 'nr,inx ard .,rIv
af,~rnoor session price. nuc,uaed within me haIr"%
range Of say pan' E nar If~ AMI the placing CHI
Iuvng orders would hold the market s''auy ni nI
pvr INA o,erator. we're very conservative and not
,isnoset 10 INTO new deals irINhlr So
Urn, INK Ira,rs Iosei 70 await developments while the
demand actual cotton IS not leree' sI n 80. hears
" 10 cover and they found reluctant sellers ana
this frightened them go there was s,e' vas n,
mored that Mr Ellison has again revised his crop ms
materially reducing hs former es,ns rrsc, on the iscs
market although might have seadie1 bVerppoI ~
and found slight reflection he es On carly and sum
months and about points Sn o I.', na,s The New
York fpo, marke: steady and unchanged H9.r
Baltimore and -. Louis spot markets N"r - , hy az
emphatic majority close the Exchange on 1000
Apr g. and the Saturday following. me r'.I
Weekly statement shows receipts OF .sH" ss', pwhs
receipts since January Were 800, 80, ena, f.. 81 Co
haIcs against 1000 year shipments Tor me wren
aoo bales aean,' noh he,es a' 90" last
year this week there nave pen 'e," Wrn,s
wick & 43i at port Royal and 800 at Pensacola me
cepts the ports this week are ssneras nd ia a.,
is, ye.r The receipts New orleans Friday are e,u
ma,ed AZ 2 400 Or 500 bales against $40 same On,
last week Sis 'nsi : sa o rha were 2
against 33S3 same day last Wss' aH ga Wb,. SO
ealns again, 40 and annah l2.9 bale asains
and so4 ch"rrston a, anS sa M.mphs ~
bales srar. aes and GO Houston leg; eas' .s.ins'
o,.a a, 400 TO bales against Se,s on the same
The opening range md isc today. and closing DIGS
nj and last year tolloW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
PAPERS ORDERED BURNED.
rruE REV f. D. DECKER "ALLOWED TO
WITHDRAW" FROM THE MINISTRY.

THE CHARGES WITHDRAWN AND THE AccOSh"
NAME KEPT sECRET-sECOND DAYS sEs-
SION OF THE METHODIST CONFER
ENCE IN NEWARK.
The principal business before the Newark confer
snce at It's second days session In ST fau VI H.
Church Newark. yesterday was the case Oh the '
E ID Decker suspended from the pastorate OF me
South Market Street Church OF Newark last sep
,ember On charges of ndlscretion in MS conuuc'
toward young woman Of his congregation
After devotional services in the moInin the ch'i-
acters OF preachers were passed upon ana the cas-
of Dr. Decker was brought up by Presiding f'ae'
Hammond. The charges aga nst the c.els! '''al a.,
were made by William W. Sanford OF NO "'
Markets. Newark. They were supstahtai! t'ia'
Mr. Decker although married man ana "'''iS'ei
of the Gospel was guilty OF kissing young woman
member NJ his church Of corresponding with ana
on freouen; occasions meeting her or WIZ hs 'is
respectful letters concerning his wiie, ana Vi ia'e
hood In continuing these relations AFTER promising
TINT they should cease No instance Of iniino; aity
was cited against Mr.. Decker. The young woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

rl,.r,,,ol Nn,cn % 3:i3 p. m B-ef-EXtrn India
mes, easy al cjs 81. prime easy at 52s 81 PokM
prime rnes ln.. iull at Js. DO meiu'r duIi
n, - ,i,us- short cut about IS - Ia n Arm AZ 39s
Cumberland about - 10 M No. hrn az x's
rr r,h ,i.u, - ~, firm long clear mdies.
llsht abu, 49, 2bs IL. long clear MIC
ies heavy about 10 10. stock. short clear ma
.. heavy about 20 70 50 n firm 2Gs Cd clear bel
l,es about ~ 10 /, ~ duh at rs I'd shoulders. about
10 ,o IA N steady al 24s IArd-i'rime Western spot
uu n, o,s Ga ,'tr,ese-American finest white dull az
~. DO color- duh NJ 42s. Tallow-Prims city duil
A. ls Cotions.ei oitiverpooi refined steady at los vi
SHIRTS of turprnne steady a1s Cd Rosn-t'pnnlos
rru M A. ei Wheat-No 2 red winter duh At 81 u!
To / Northern spring dull at ~ Al Corn-Mixei West
eu spo, dull IS HID. March dull at "a iiisd; Apr
duh AT p ila.d May dull at 81 Cd Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter iuu At Is 81 Hops AZ London Pacific
f,,lia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27

Cash quotations were as follows rour auI as"c; no
s s4ss sP:as"ts 8 & &C. EN-
@. d IS sa lt:.f ss,s. e
Dry 8 sa .Soaas sss' @ s,i chez:
5i . Ssf ga. : 5. ss *
ps5se ssI Ea ss s's6d s iss
marks, steady Extra sTsh Stock s
81 o. .9 M4sn patents sFs s. c ss5ss rye
Ga, Steady M W ssda'sfs'
Pork 50 ~ clear mess lame -nS fa sea &C. pacoa
QUIET loose shoulders loose short rib sides eAc oss
ssos c.' s SIDES dose s ssSr RIBS B ,%G
Ss 0oy4 %ss: .,S ~9F'n 81 nsi srSy
o,: NAY =, Cg;ssd Cas-. Ss ssns
lie below quiet but 5me o SN S ssrey
s5n store a No. and a snr nominal ssmte b..
far demand Ms N9 s Mas at 50 bran
Mn Ms4 s G' on %sy wheat ssP and
Influenced almost entirely by outside reports Mas TSe
point 5 and the ugh Ron' TIs rersTSs
the So s,e 5Hs ai and opni At s and
wheat The premium 81 1nS ye prs NAY r 80
Wr,b.rn IN seo was 5sc No in fair
em'pl s S ser ~ y oT ,TaI s -Four ns
AZ 81 63ss 20 for patents and s2g<2 - OR bakers Eor
pr9 gTan IN bulk t Ssoed at i - shorts
Phl,delphla March 26.-Flour duh and featureess:
Wheat very dull with speculative trad ng Prices =
spo and near deliveries wholly nominal IN the apseh OK
offerings while late futures i.c lower and almost "hoy
neglected. Contract wheat. March and April nonlhal
NJ ard r,,ne d9isdsgs.c CONCEPTION market ruled
steady under light offerings. but no speculative
Local carots continued and firm. No NIX /
March 34sf35c APRIL 34i9q35c. May and June - ~
3tac OatsMar for CARROTS Arm under Ign, ohsrinc
Su, trade quiet inactive and noninally un-
changed No white. March and April 2'g2s'.o: Nay:
o;ToSic. Iunr - 3Goji,c. Eggs dull and WEAKER
pannsyy,nla nrss Ike Sugar-Rehned quiet and un'
changed Other articles unchanged
unchanged.
cbanpeJ Wheat higher: March. 5sc nominal May. 80
bid July 6Osc asked Corn higher March oleS ass.'
Ma c,jac bid; July 2ISc. oats higher; March lsto
nominal May 1910 bid; July. l9+c bid Egss hehe.'
fresh 9c Butter steady creamery extra nrsts -. 80,
arss lTGISc: dairy extra. l1gSc seconds. loJlie
Pork-standari mess. new s. sI'e Ola $ 81, iar arc :,
Prime 81 s. choice 81 90 Bacon-Shoulders osc; onss
and clear ribs asc. clear sides 5sc. Dry salt meas
shoulders 4-c longs and clear ribs, Sc clear sies
High wines steady az 81 - No. uh.hanse., 49,
iiasging orders IA. 10 10; 10 +ac; ?. 10 &c IN
,es I2c. Irvine DC Lead unchanged. sales - cars MS
souri, al So So nominal at 81 s2: speter sea'y'
| sales : cars a $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Landau March 28-4 d. m.-Consols. loon for mSn.s
and III 1915 Tor the account Canadian Pacific co. NJ,
IaN. do second consols 7tis; Illinois Central vh MI
az ordinary Is, st Paul common 7sis: New York -
raj 100: Pennsylvania 54s: Reading. 5is Mexican ~
trial per cent bonds ~ Louisville 4 Nasnn'e "'"
Atchison common. 1874. N
I:a0 o. m-Money \, The rate OF disccun..
the open market for both three months oss
II 10 per cent Paris advces quote per cent rens
I0t 62ts centimes for the account ana
London at X francs % centimes for checks - x. r
Berlin March 26.-Exchange on London ~ NJ ~ %.
pfernlngs for sight and 20 marks 4OH pfennihss u"
day bills o.,H G
Paris March 2eThe weekly statement OF the ~
France shows an increase Of $780, 900 francs IN Soe
an increase Of .oOO francs In alvey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
CHURCH WOMEN IN MEETING.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE NEWARK CHASSIS
HOLDS ITS ANNUAL. SESSION.


The Woman's Missionary Society OF the Dutch
Reformed Church OF the Newark Chassis held us
annual meeting at the New-York Avenue Church.
Newark Yesterday more than two hundred men,
bers being present. Mrs. John s. Allen wife OF the
pastor Of the church. welcomed the members. and
Mrs Henry n. Cobb. president OF the society. re-
sponded.
The report OF the secretary showed the society to
be In a prosperous condition and the treasurer re-
port showed a sound financial standing. The re-
ports of the auxiliary societies were read and ap-
proved.
Mrs. Fagg. lately a missionary 10 China. SPOKE
about the Dutch Reformed Church missionary work
in that country. That Church. she said. was at
present doing missionary work among about one
million people. Mrs ID. J. Burrell told OF ms-
sionary work IN India. and Mrs. John Scudder. Mrs.
Fagg and Mrs. Whitehead. who have served as
missionaries in India. China and Japan respectively,
also spoke. Mrs Cobb stated that the work had
fallen of last year. and urged the members to make
greater efforts The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. II. NJ Cobb; vce-presidents. Mrs;
Donald Sage Mackay. Mrs. Daniel r. Martin and
Mrs Wright; secretary, Mrs. F. g. Douglas; treas
Mrs. c. Il. Van De Water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-27
,o,,r,reN COTTON MARKETS.

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~ ,rn' mtlJling Issc; low mddng l-ltc go.
7,sr net receipts 1890 bales gross 2eol pa,es
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stock Pa COL bales. a, ,,, ,,, I'm, .,.sav. mid
Galveston March 20-Cotton quiet Dut s'esoy ne, and
sross receipts 40 tales exports coaswise yss eA'~
80 10 bales: splnners. 60 bales: stock. 5aS oaies
No,,aik March o0Cotton quiet; mldc,ing. v-loc; ~
miiing i6c: good ordinary. 6sc: net and gsoss
cens,wse @ bales sales lss bales stock - SSS se s
'sava-nah March 26-Cotton quiet; middling. W.
& n,adiing Use good ordinary, Iic: net and gross
.,n,s "a bales exports TO the Continent IoW ps''
,.sc 800 bales aes. u bales: stock 40 Go0 Bales