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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
CASH QUOTATIONS..
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May II. ls9'
rac %a a 'nfasd r s shorty
opening were the lowest 9l ,ne n Of The ses
on Agu@ selling up reaIi1ng sales ana bs RE-
p9 Saa b Be lie sh 3ros SUNDAY the me
northern portion Of Mississippi and in AIkansas whe and
~ea,ns IN a ns for light frost There slight
reaction just before the close on some local nints
o;a sales were G bales The market seems 70 SLOW
from Europe the spot sales Liverpool being very sht
contracts about points ioWeI me g,,nst Isl last
week 2262 last year Receps a, & S,Ies agsinsi
morrow estimated at from 200 10 c o at Hc%s
ton were los bales against 42s last week and H. "
year Xxx ppns ios iast Year The report
yesterday was fruitful source o' as o., bales
tbe government reported the LIST OF May about ~ per
cen, Of probable s area bo 81 per cen the crop
being about 100000 bales. while this year II is s' ,he
o,ernment report very little stock is taken IN me b s
statements IT is conceded that tne nd,,iens from
now The final Government report on . 10 az bales
AGAINST aka SsrF f29af ' Ssss Se tai
Chronicle reports that its telegaphc Ia f favorable
character beneficial has fallen in most s pedde The
bur IN tie coas, se H s o Flaming nearly
completed and cotton where up is as ~ ea1 bales Of
G srnnsi @ sss the correspondng ise. and
ne 80, IN a ns r 's sfa s supply cotton
SHOWS an Of 34s Az bales as er tb
correspondng 1893 and deersase - si h nds
from s'2 The s sOinI vs s amply ang seeS in 1883
aosa $50 in isa The American supply !; $ Sso2s
during The week we're o2e bales against 3.5
sst year and they took since September L. l.'' is,
TS Weeks net overland movement was 3i3 bales
agains, s457 for the corTespondns week The n "' "a
date Shows 1913 bales NOR than year * baer
@ %assn l9 ss year. and Fl ss Ts
opening range ana Close $50, oTluxy' anu N''0'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

The market for Brazil sorts Is fairly sieaay some I
but II that is it has not made Itself manifest IN ah
st named on he basis Of iGc for Rio spot and
l4s.c for Rio No g. There some demand for mild
coTecs. the market ruling steady TO firm
FLOUR AND MEAf,-The market today was quiet with
BUYERS refusing 70 advance BIDS owing TO- ,ne h n
wheat mills adverse 70 meeting any rcdnG
i oTs !" go o'5 sa %ner
s s 50 @ 100 200 ' san p esa ss @
a. private and @ sacks ss n? ST1ss : 81 s q
ssassrn 8 sSsss % "sa
Quoted 81 Gg D. sns ye quiet 81 '2g aa,1S
4 4ors s "a gS' Scb s5as7'sc Son las74c
t Snsa s. s c5 Gy c ses S "e"
GRAIN wHEAT-The wheat market e; feit the effect Of
though from extreme decline there was quite good
Of the day ana from these prices The market steadily
mProyed There WAS @ a an al ss
crop report selling rather literally The buying orders
some buying for foreign and moderate export
business was put through which helped IN me mpo'e
some injury although The rains which are
sections SPECIAL advices 10 THE Cincinnati price cu-
sn from from sa hd the bs h damage s
not having been as serious as al frst thought The
about bush which taken to be confirmation
q the statement that the movement was about oyer from
on the visible were contradictory owing 20 the unccr.
nas show his mask ~ GOOD decrease Brads,reo,'s ex
ports the week sO5ObO BUSH against 800 90
bush the previous week and 2slJOOO bush last year.
Since July l. they have been l2s .'eCo bush. against
4is.OD bush. Interior receipts of wheat spring
wheat markets to-day l.569 bush Including Chi
IL 100 BUSH nearly all winter. against l70s!0 bush
year: winter 1884 bush. against 49, 1913 bush
board receipts 2si39i bush against 20' 437 bush; total
433 347 bush 391.520 bush Exports 523 73
bush. arans; iCG.76i bush. The close firm the
prices Of the morning. but at 3saisc decline
on the curb a much better feeling prevailed and July
sold at C7%Q6s 9l6c; closing. Gs 9ldc. The cash In
quiry fair. Shippers took 1900 bush No red
private terms and 5000 bush No hard Duluth spot
and arrive on private terms No . red quoted
May May closed at &c. .CORN-The market
started on lower quotations this morning.
the influence Of the decline In other cereals but
selling by buyers Of yesterday. At the decline
there seemed be moderate disposition 10
buy and prices rallied trfe but closed quiet at lac
decline The cold weather through parts the West
and predictions OF frost tonight had quite influence
the market The progress OF spring work. according
the Government report less satisfactory than had
been expected The interior receipts fallen
on some this week and estimates the visible pointed
10 considerable decrease. Cash dull No 2
was quoted at May price in the elevator 5ixc. and
steamer corn DC loads sold. Antwerp. at SIC
JULY: on the curb July q I'll
closing IS 7l6c Bradsreets exports for the week were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
THE ASSEMBLING OF THE INNkEEPERS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HOTEL MEMS MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION THIS WEEK.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HOTEL MEMS MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION THIS WEEK.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the Hotel Mems
Mutual BENEFIT Association is 10 be held IN TINS CITY
during the present week. Hotel men from every
State in the Union will be present. The influx OF
bonifaces begins to-day, and for the remainder OF
the week the town will be at their disposal iheS
vii, be well looked after. Each hotel mas maue
special rate for the innkeepers ana rooms nave pee
reserved ahead for all that VIII he present me
regular annual banquet will BE- he'd at Demoncos
on Wednesday evening. at $50 O'Clock, and every
thing nolnts 70 a large attendance and an unusu2ly
ENJOYABLE evening. Tickets for the banquet can NC
obtained of L. A. Thayer. president, or Ndi'ei
Barnes secretary and treasurer or the assooid''o'
The Committee on Arrangements mas issued inc
following circular as a programme OF the week
Headquarters of the Hotel Mems MUTUAL D'"'., -,
Assoc,atJon and the New-York City Association Will
be al the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in Room d. X. NiS'o"
are requested 10 register at headquarters ''N''
a,elv upon arrival 20 obtain prosrAhlii'S ~
vi,atione. etc Headquarters viii be open MohuaH'
at 10 a. m, and an attendant VIII DC 'o''''''''
hand TO give Information. etc. ~,
Tuesday the annual meeting VIII be held d De. o
rnonicos Fifth-ave. and Tweniy-slXt ms, -, AZ
O'clock a. m A. 40 p m urn w'' Of George G.
Bold, to be followed by an nspec.'ol ,r,ed 10 The
In tho evening the visitors VII" De eS'0'
Wednesday, 10 CaIrn 4es T HS Central
pnrk Visiting the Metropolitan Museum any, Pc o
ceeding TO the tomb OF General uIdIS, ,herc the
KMersIuv he entertained at lunch by the KIND m
pa Of Messrs Stafford WhitakeF pIopsso
tore and Henry F. Roesser' Sa gwen at Del
n m the annual banquet VIII De s ,nrSSnes vines
monicos Tickets will be s. each inG;oams IN the
dven,rg by a committee and afterward e"'ei '1'''D
at DelmOnicos. 1T, oo. y, a nont 10 be
hereafter designated 10 take steamer vsitns
Jonh ~ d. pr,dra Navy Yard. Statue OF Liberty anu
points Of interest," Siief Tn Beach Were
Uain "a" I'm he served returning 70 the city IN 'he
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

,o,,uors Nav u-F1our firm; sales 90 b5s Wheat ,ea
sa iS Es dsc.s 9 & saa M'y Sc
30 s4.ae4sc SSp9 7s sus 4y saiq 5000
grade xed spot 55a55i.c; May. ' Ky
t5c bid; August 55s pa 10 s' ysow 57a5lc stock.
sosne hsS sales "A 900 bush oats barely s'ssdy no
WssieT sq 49, Sac !? 70 NIKE, Sc as stock sco5
s s,oS Hay STEADY $Gs frgh sis@d i ica
NAY Cotton quiet iddnss &c rr s6d rib q SIDES
and clear sides 7isc sugarcured shoulders '4c Ier
small r 1v a G1ssmall ' 1896 a iade 2s
packed sai6c Eggs e g l2'' Coffee 9u'e'
Cincinnati May 1Flour market active s and fr9 MIN; M
ter patent IS soass So dc ransy lc oM eade s. o5
SS spring Paiep,s g a asa 49, Whea ofengs
mark, is ouct but prices are easily maintained as al
nGoa9nS arrivals aI are st very small there the
saturday light demand ana Ias ,a &c. ear
Sc: 10 white 5cc oats quiet No miNej s sis f am
y y SIS a?s Lard quiet kettle g. Y5ms
IS CO. Dry sailed meats s.ss s esr sides Gs
Bacon steady loose shoulders c loose short ra RIB
sS se Whisky easy quiet; sales 500 bbs at 81 20
Boston MAY lF9uF steady GS 11,s gut oe oa weern
i.al SohsEn s. ' sus ssssa '1 %ss
EN- narso Nav mspr,ne Whea,-Fair demand spo
ss s 900 s ssr6 90 e1 .oa az a1 1900 9h
Closing No hard spot 7lc: do { se' Ne ou,
s1ssa, p0 Sales 81 200 % bush McSirsn
! ear No white track Closing No red Chicago
o7saesc do Toledo e,.gSe.J % wS,,e ic asked
sor4 quiet Me easer Sales ears 10 red 5isc
sT s sc i.as st 90 BUSH S25n 10 y SSs 100
s2eaS: cCsins No ae ye u cars 20 White ssc
cars No white. $685. cars No nNeI I, 80 tr un
isht demand unchanged Mil feed steady unchanged.
Canal freights firm: wheat 2e corn le' oats l.c' 10
c",oaao Nav 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
THE PETROLEUM MAEhEL

-.-,,>,, ,r,,,, FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
NEWS rf'' Sunday May II. 1895.
rhsrs were renewed evidences Of speculative a'.,S
e. ,na oil market last week. and near the close O .'e
week prices rose above 81 80 Inc his" r. n., Inn,
~" icons development work exceedingly busy, pu'
r,,o,e, results have not been satisIacaoSS .i-nna
enconraginc results have been obtalnsu J." "e9
, = nav ned NAV developed teIe. ~ -s,urns
"rhe following table shows the paitiai IalY, ,sxa
from May 10 charters 70 inc va Excess
Runs Deliveries liNeries mares,
-.., Like h34 36g 5G2. 6s6 2S3dt "fS' 5os
Dailv average 49,. 6e9o7 .oSS, o,c ner gallon in
,fIs and 575c in bulk Newly Phiiadep osed at
tnc ON a basis sc lower Foreign quo'atto, Nc lo0
.SlHe nor nnsrial gallon London ~ an re,en
Siios IN Antwerp. and 730 marks per % Mus ' ~
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiverrool MAY II. p. n.Ileef Extra India mess hrm
a, sos prime firm Al G2s Cd Pork-Prime mess
Western fine firm 6ls 81. DO medium firm AZ o5s va
Hams Snort cut about ~ 10 II. steady a. us 80
bacon Cumberland about - 20 30 n easy at vs.
thor; rib about - H. dull AT 32s. long clear mlcdles.
about - H. a; 32s long and short clear miidies
ahou, 32s. Shoui'rs-About II 20 u 10,
dull AZ Us. 'heese American finest whit" dun at i's
do col, red duh iTs. TalowIrme city nominal Cot
,cnseed oil Liverpool refined steady A. ls7. Spirits Of
tupenfine steady at .2s Rosln-C ommon firm at IS lad
lard Prime Western. spot. steady AT ?3s 9d. Wheat
To . red winter 81. 80 red spring dun at
IS 81 F1olr-Sf. Louis fancy winter firm a. rs Cd corn
Mixed Western spot firm at u sgd. May steady AZ
IS I'D steady IS I'D. July steady AZ Is '2d
Hons al I.ondon-Pacihc Coast steady AZ t2nt2 lrs
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enITHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May i-cGon quiet; mlddlns e,.c; low
CENTS JOS bales stock. 3.6i3 bales
Norfolk May il-cotion dun middling. 65-i6c low
uisdlinr BIO good ordinary ji.c. and
ccpts 23o bales; exports TO- Great Britain lv2s bales
riddng 6l,c; low mdilng. Bic: good ordinary. ; 9Gr
i"w middlne &C.. good ordinary. 5'sc and
CENTS G2I bales: stock 2IDiG bales.
Ncw-orlsans. May l1coiton nrn: good mlddllng. 6.c
, and gross receipts go bales. exports Great
AIN = az, bales to France 500 bales. 20 the Continent
~. baios coastwis. l23 bales sales 300 bales stock
ia ta,S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

ea3 900 bush against l0l6OO0 bush week OATS
The market for very quiet prices showing but
slight variation The undertone steady and the se
showed &c loss. There were reports OF posi-
hi,i.s Of damage the growing crop from frost, nut
little Influence the market. The prospects
eoneraly are reported favorable and The movement 81
oats AZ the primary points continues fairly good Cash
oats DUH Il I'd easier. sales were 3j.s,l bush win
ais as follows 10000 bush 40 oats. 3lsI3lc Gle
vs,or. II go bush track white 37n4Ic: No . white
onofei 3Ga,c nominal. .SEEDS-Markct quiet Quoted:
Glove, good grades. * 73d 81 20. AIDES. ~ 1ja
$40 -: timothy 81 .DHs6 -
~ ,yc for comparison closing prices Of the
nd Tor he CORE ndi da' last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
DEL, LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. Il,
stations In New York foot of Barclay and
ChristOphcr streets.
VEsTIHuLED rEMNS; iLt saAN BUFFET

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR
Roe Madison MorristSwn Pass.ic. Paterson Boon.
IKE iiopAICoNti Hackettstown st'Iooi.EYS
MOI NTAlN. Washington PiilLLIPSBrRG, EASTON
WATER GAP. SrROl DSBt RIG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE. NANTI.
r'sr BlNCiHAMTON 0XF0RD NORWICH Wa,"r
villc UTICA. RiCHFItLD SPRINGS cortland
SYRACUSE. OSWEGo. ITHACA. OWEGO, EiMIRA
CoRNING. BATH DANSVILLE. BUFFALO and ali
uoints WEST. NORTiW Est AND sol INVEST
20 A. N. APPRECIATION MAIL. Stops at principal
100 a BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN
ITiCA RiCHFtELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Cars con-
Buffalo with :rain for Chicago. arriving 0:2o
IN. morning
90 r. M.-sCRANrON. BiNGHAMToN and EI.MIRA
400 y NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYM
oI'IIi EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars ~ ''
Ia y NJ 1Daiiy)-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINCHAMTON EIMIRA Bi'F
FHLO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects az
Dufrao with train for Chicago. arriving at as o. m
q 2n ng p NJ NJ oDaiy)-BUE'AIO SCRANTON BINGHAM
roS UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWECO EXpRESS
pullman Buffet sl.epers
,ricKTTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMOD ATOMS M "a
prr place Broadway Tickets at farrv stations oic
pr,ndwnv III 4thavs.. cor 18th St "a Wes, io,th az
aS Columbus ave- Newyork a3s and I2G Fui,on"s ana
loo broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables giving full infor.
in WvrE-ssreorT EMPRESS COMPANY will ,,u %. ana
check baggage from hotel or residence destination
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains TO
Washington. Chicago. Ciuciuuat

81. Louis and Ali Point v..s
rrTiMAN CAR SPRUCE on ALL TRH,iNs
$40 p. m and is;i5 nsh, rIrrsBuRG go D. M
ie;ls night T, ETHN ST LOFTS 10 a. M
sunday 10 A. II 80 a. m Dining Car $50 Csac D. M
night Al rains ,,aa run daily except $3.50 p NJ ''
through Pullman, sie s,l &c, Gar M. daily
Ticket Offices nd las w POI Az broadway East
stations foot Liberty ST. r. Of - s'0ok'yn
Nsu York Transfer Company viii ca Co. .,a .s..~
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usaa i" saSSsday dulnsss spring wheat, s7 ~.
Ssssass.e No corn 5o.c; No oats y sq2sse; 70
rye Sc No 6n5ey seed s5 mess pork per b5 sra
si2 l3z lard. 100 10 Sc g., short io' So az
s. So G3gg geo 10 s sr i poxed So 90 wsy
FINISHED soG 81 per ga ss az per b sed
o. quoted By the Sai hs rddues Exchange
ne butter market sst,. was ,a ,T hE pgs wee easier fresh
Moes. iiisc per dozen.
May wnsat in store GD Ss sa1 haf Se15
fridays closing gures under the influence OF colder
weather and ost in leading winter whe cos sa' at
half cent beoT ssa4e h s0 sdI la
10 N9Tssrn S trough ,s M9 s6sc 20
S xSs s sS e sc' Rye ssad
none Offered moderate 5oNg5lc for No 49,
anything ogr s SS a s. the for spns wSss
J patent. in s @aood aG T ,I MN
g Tor snasa ss and
si5 for Provisions steady; mess PORK i ,S5
minneapolis May 1.-THE wheat market closed up The hs
esrlv trading was dscouragng and opening prices
1--we FER on Of the coast
short; 70 a"s %a opened SuS oda
closed at 6ec making the advance from the opening le
e ens i'S Sa ossc against c27 eseay track NS
hard 6c; No Northern Se No Nor'h Sraar ooc
,.h,te aic. No g. 3Okc Flour firm and held higher at
e ass CO for patents So 40g$2 40 for bakers Produc
ION 33 600 bbls shipments. Si.354 bols Bran ana
s shs! as snoris bulk SIT % fancy SIC so
rbuadelphia May ll.-Flour-Iocal jobbeis generally
we'll supplied little demand Onernes however,
Moderate and prices steadily maintained desirable trade
srsnds rive flour and firm choice Pennsylvania
Ia AZ 81 IS Wheat-Government Influenced
weak opening prices early In the day declined i.4c.
hi, the market subsequently recovered c and closed firm
Cables unsatisfactory and little or foreign inquiry: No
red May 67z96sc; June 61isuc%c; July. 6sha6'i1c:
August 0Bx Q6Ic CONCEPTION market dull, bat offerings
isht and prices ruled steady. Export demand light Lo
cal CARROTS in moderate supply but demand light and
nrces weaker: mixed May, June and July JjuJ5b.c:
August 55i. l55,zc dull for both CARROTS and
tons but prices showed important change No white
Nav S6q36i1c; June 35ss436ac: July 3G'sg365sc Au-
eust 8aQ34iic qtbe; and unchanged Eggs dull
Suears-Refned strong and more active with change
In quotations. other articles unchanged
ST Louis. May li-Flour quiet and unchanged Bran
strong: sacked side. Csc: this side. zoe Wheat
higher May e6c: July. O3s August. 6214c: Sep
sss Corn d higher Mana May tss Sns sss ssp
271c September. 26c Eggs firm at Bye Pork-Standard
mess SIP I5 Lard-Prime steam So 30; choice. So ~.
Bacon-Shouders, 5Ac longs 6izc; clear ribs csc;
short clear 67sc. Dry salt neas-shoulders t<c; longs,
steady al 81 90 Wool irn active. for choice stock:
ing i3c coarse braid. 12g3c low and co,ted 9aO
fine medium lodllc light fine. 9dioc; heavy fine. sasc
slightly bury. 9l10c: hard bury The Southern hard
bury &C., Texas medium. i0a1ic coarse and low 7a9c
ne medium 010c light fine SG9c; heavy fine. &c: sandy
and heavy 5G6c. Baggng-Order prices IA 10 4Hc 10
&C., az ~ 5'sc: Iron ties eSc Hemp twine 90 Per 10
lead strong and higher at 81 co. speter higher at ~ %
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave Vest AID ST. station, New-loIA to..
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 4. VI. Ially. Local 10 Buffalo
DiIJ A. VI. Albany, tica Rochester.
Buffalo. Nasdit rails, petsoit. Chicago.
.;lJ 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Ctca. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Clcs Gland. Chicago and 81 Louis.
ID j.. VI. Daily, except sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Newark Rochester and Buffalo
SI5 \. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chi
and St Louis.
tickets. tables OF local trains. raror and sleep
accommodations apply city offices. Brooklyn and
New York stations Time tables principal
hotels. For other Information address
c. l.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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PURSUANT to statutory requirement. notice

Dt RSt ANT 10 statutory requirement. nouee
is hereby given that Act has been passed by oo,n
branches II the Legislature entitled and wordcd as io'
lows:
AN ACT to provide for the construction 81 draw
bridge over the Harlem River connecting the easery en-.
OF One Hundred and Fortynf;h and the marginal q
exterior street In the Twelfth Ward Of the city 81 New
York. with the East one Hundred and Forty-ninth SIRE
and exterior street In the Twenty third Ward II said c
Further notice IL hereby given that public hearing cp
such bill viii be held the office Of the Mayor IN We
CITY Hail. In the city OF NewYork Tuesday. May lt
1898. at 3 =. NJ.
.Sgned WILLIAM I. STRONG. Mayor
Dated. City Hall. York May Sth 1895
PURSUANT 10 statutory requirement. nouN
is hereby given that Act has passed by bctn
lows:
AN ACT 10 create commission TO inquire into the * *
pediency OF constructing and highway throuss
the Counties OF New-York and Westcheser. along to-
Bronx River
Further notice is hereby given that a public hearne
upon SUCH Dill VIII BE- held at the ONCE OF the Mayor
me 'ity hal In the City OF NewYork. Tuesday NH
tSgned) WILLIAM l. STRONG Mayo.
: Oated City Hall. New-York May 9th. 1904
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE LIN ES.

IAroush %. Chicago and The West lease ~.
York Zoo, OK Chambers ST., dalIy, as too"s anu "'s
minutes earlie- from Vest Itd-st: NJ,
~ 4 M.-Vest.buled Express for Wavery. Bing-
JIO ham,0n. Elm<-a Buffalo. Bradford and Sala.
rnanca. rarlor Buffalo 49,
O.nn \. N.-Vcstihulet Limited Solid train Tor chi.
O'VU cage via Chautauqua Lake. arrives cieveland
SIS }. m Chicago ! y. m s.eepers 10 chi
carc. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
$50 o HsT'4 Sif'sss hsS5s:s -s5vi:
,roi,. Chicago ,If the West. Buffalo passeng~fs
can remain ,.ecper until ; a NJ
S:45 iS rain S' cal%eo sleeper. to Baaio
cage and cine nnati Dining car
4 OrAI TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND tL1MAN
accom- rnoiaions III PSI. i0l and e5! Broadway
lss East i25thst Chambers and Yves, 23d ST, ferries
Scyv York Broadway and 1873 Fultonst Brooklyn 200
Hudso, st Hoboken. and Jersey CITY Station Eris
calls FOR and checks baggage from
- ri de.'inaton.
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortland and De.brossss .t::
900 4. VI. iaii, except sunday FOR MATCH CHUNK
n intermediate stations -
S,I5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BCF.
FAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the West and principal and local poinf; d.nng-car 70
susu.nson Bridge Pullman Nesthue sleeper Chicago.
tt,IO A. VI daily leaves 10 \. ". Sunday for
MATCH CHUNK and nieriUeliae points Connections
for Reading and HARRISBURG ..
40 r. ". daily except sunday. for ELMlRA ard all
,n,ern.date stations connections for PoSvlle and Read
II chaircar Wilkrsbarre
:,.:.O VI. tSundays onl>) for Nslkesharre l. & u.
Junction and n Intermediate stations.
$40 T.. VI. daily except sunday for L. and n. JUNO
TIOT and principal intermediate stations. Pullman buffet
To- Wiiesbarre. connections for Pottsville.
f,2O r. VI. daily except sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
600 u. VI. daily FOR BuFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points Pullman sleeper vestihulsd train
New York Chicago Sleeper 70 Ruraio and Toronto;
c'nnn1fl1ns Tor Rraiirg and Harrisburg
;3O VI. daily. except Sunday Tor Easton and inter.
900 r. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER Pt,FFArO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman secpers TO Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car D Wllkessarre -
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235 POL ga
ard 100 Rroadway 81 Fast i4,h St 1856 Eas, i25th ST.
New York Fulton ST. Court St. 9s Broadway, and
nrooklvn Annex BROOKLYN n. Y.
The Transfer O. will call for and check bag.
gage from hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
fAn,hra,i,e coal used exclusively
:. ". .r.-L. Auiomalic Block SIGNALS.

Anthracite coal used exclusively,
F 3I s sE2fk' AF AI!f"s MY ' i@iH iss5
Trims leave station foot Of Liberty St, A.
rsr Eas'2s J ei2as to ason g. M l iS 900
20 5H e7:i5 10 "a Eason A. 81 100 $50 900 p n
10 10 20 p ~ Sundays 400 a. n. =, ,.,,
s. @ o at s o 800 SO 9s GS g A '
Fyr fiarSi.barg at 500 o:lo NJ ,;,c go t sS;
%Sa @ @ op " W Yans5ys so5 % zoo
ALL Raj. KoITE . p.,.
p Ir E'd s7S r3nf hsS"Sn M ana l P' 9
G.l5 + ". sundays. except Ocean Grove ana Asou'y
ff FIX iSssaood TINS Rver Barnsga and Bar
uega,. $50 SIS \. NJ. 10. 4.io r NJ oo =,
For Atlantic Ciiy Vlneland and Bridgeton. 4'5o A. N''
f5r N'nm9uh Beach seab.rht and Iiighla,ssds 81 81
p NJ SUNDAYS st ln HooK KotTE;o
For Au,5, I ;" Hl ,f Hshana beach Normanals
Ra ,rs6 q, F'l lc5 FaS n N'T"3'" '' anu ~
Far asewod Tins River ana Barnera, s:i5 P. NJ.
R0YAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "AShiN''
e, faaasP gs T'sf dfy 80 ssS sS d 1S
razor gal 800 DINING CA 500 500 io 80. Il 20 Din
INK carl A. ~ $50. 400, 800 DINING carr. &c" T. NJ
,i.s, ,pnins car A. NJ 33o. $50. 500 DINING carr.
600 81 75 nSo , Saniay car, $40 + 81. i2is
fks ard paorar BE- pneg,rs,sa a. loot o.
~ G,ha,e 81 Eas, iiths' "a East 2'h,s ?IS "ss seq
81 3 IVA IoF Ma GSS5s the Ss
Nryork Transfer company viii call for and check bag
gage from ho,e or residence to destination