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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West +2d ST. Station New York. tol.
IONS ana 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$40 A. VI. Da.ly. Local Buffalo.
cib A II. Daily 10! Albany. Uuca, syracuse Rochester
Burao. Niagara Fals Detroit, Chicago -
oiio l.. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal, Utica Syracusa
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Delroit
eyeland. Chicago Louis
Z 10 y. VI. Daily. except sunday, for Utica. Syracuse
Newark Rochester and Buffalo.
Sio 4. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland chi.
cage and ST. Louis NV
For tickets tables Of local trains parlor and sleep
ig-cat accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana
New York and stations. Time tables al prncinai
hotels For Other Information address
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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Hay MD STRAW.
Receipt. a, Ncu.Yor. for week ending April %.
uosroN WOOL. MARKET

Boston April .3rhr wool market rules quiet for do
pcsti, wool nud n there change notice
Ont, and PENNSYLVANIA hecccs quoted idli7c for
Ky AMI Xxx and above. i5H lie and y and above.
and iS4I0c for No |, Michigan and New York stat"
nj IiIl5c and at iSc per ~. Fine deaine scicc-
In lots ~ Nc for Michigan and lNdlshsc
FOR onto Washed comhinE woods dun and nomina,
and unwashed combine sells At l3NlIc for oneluarter
nd three blood In Territory and similar woods
ti,cre have moderate sales n from IHllc -
ounlity for nnc and fine medium. a secured basis
~ 30c Pulled woods 10 good demand at lsf,2ec FOR
good spcrs Australian woods In good demand at II
S,2lc NJ to quality. Cape and Montevid.) woods are
selling At l?ulic. Foreign carpet woods are selling
steadily az prev Iou3 prices.
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we're favorable and in the Southwest It was stated
that crop coming up nicely. Bradstree' =
visible showed decrease II 100000 BUSH and is now
4.27400O bush. Cash quieer. No was &c IN
store at which hush sold 5000 bush steamer sold
-. H52 &c. and 5000 bush - 5SH13sc CORN In
tho market rather unsatisfactory. The opening
lower prices readily responding 20 the decline IN
From there som" Improvement, but lat"
dav an feeling prevailed again. and the
a0i.c decline. Bradstrcets visible showed DE-
crease OF o.JtOD bush. and Is now h.3'I,tfo bush
Weather reporfs were favorable The cash market WAS
STEADY moderately active sales were 5000 hus as
follows 5000 nIsh No oats. - 7d'2@s' elevator Nsp
bush No white. 3ia. SIC. 10000 bush track white 900
BARLEY Market nominal Quoted: 30 : NIL
wautec Gia62c ungraded Western. 62n64c. MALT
Market hrrner quoted: Western. 70d1ic..... SEEDS
Market nrmcr quoted: grades clover IS JoHs9 90
high grades. % IjGS1o ~: timothy, 50 !OqSG 30
We for comparison tho closing prices OF the pre-
yous day and for the corresponding date last year
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aprll 23-Cottpn- Holiday -MddlinG G'ic;
low mid,ng. c. good ordinary, 5A,c net and
ceipt- 10 bales. stock. ~. lla bales.
Norfolk April a3,otton firm. midilng 6ilc; low mid
ding lGc. good ordinary. Tidr; net and re
ceps bales coastwisc $50 bales: sales $40
bales: stock ?3i bales.
savannah April 23.-t'otton firm, mddng q Ice;
low middline de- good ordinary sac; net and
&c pts 800 bales: sales. - bales; stock, 1870 bales
Iew Orleans April 23-tOttCa steady. good middling
,,7sc middllng. 6hc; low mddng. &c. good ordinary.
fl % receips 6OlD bales: gross. B. fsS bales
ports coaswse. 1850 bales. sales 1900 bales. stock.
2,5.lJJ bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw-Yor.. April u. ls95
BEEyEsReecp u -, head cars f for ey-
Feeling steady. The demand for city dressed n@t'N e
choice quality sold AT 100 Cable advces Liverpool
report firm market for refrF.,at9r beet at i9u ne per
the oYai and American sheep slow Al I5dt2c Ircssei
weight Shipments to-day include 80 cattle on NJ"
Runc 81 which TX, n. Goldsmith and 2s, for j.
Shamberg & Son. also the steamer $40 qs of
sheep Tor II Hirkerl!le Tomorrow the Majestic will
be laden with l. 900 qrs 81 beef Eas'uans COMPANY
Berlin with 1000 qrs Eastmans Company ana 90
qrs Tor u. II. Sherman.
CAIVIS-Rccopts 80 head or which 20 head We're at
Sx'cth-st. and about 40 head reported hed over
yesterday Demand and prices barely steady at
i;o head unsoi. Dressed calves tribe firm on ght re-
cepls Of country dressed yoals which sold .yHc per
Sales falenheck a Hollis - vcas II! 10 ay"IaS" at
s. . rr 100 ~ - de- @ y at 81 % G Ioa liG NJ at at
s. 30: ;, huttcrmlk calves. 100 N. 4 s. -.
Hume Mullen - veals. 10 n. at 81 800 do 40 10
O Dlonbcck CT thin veals and buttcrmiik calves III
sIiEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Ioii cars. ~ ls2G
head = cars f,r export alive. for butchers direct
= for the market also 81 Jersey lambs Tor Fai
ycs. cr,iay. Nothing doing sheep yearlns lambs
bu prices rated nominally nm. Spring lambs w"r"
j. 9,2 a AM a, sta 70 "S ana " 10 cFa M d" a, s.
y essrI mutton slow At GaNc per r.: dressed lambs IN
lambs in Hight supply and 81 5oGs6 per clrclss
s'les-c Collins 10 Jer.sy spring lambs ar s. per h".l
J. : Richardson & Co Jersey lambs at 81 per head
Evcri.t : co.: ! Jersey lambs. at go % each.
HOGS Receipts II cars 2.2SG head, = which ~
head sal. Narsct quoted steady ~ 81 23as5 80
good hogs bunch ~ very cOars" heavy 10
sold s. Country dressed quite steady AZ '5@sc for
heavy To- light. 40 .
average s, - loo ~ Is d. ~ ~ a. s. ~ - d.
~ No. s. do pl H. AZ 81 30. 20 d. ls3 III. az
Hume & Mullen late Monday: 20 state hogs. lEI 10. al
s. 30. II d.. l2i T. 10 y. ~ - 10
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make concessions The supply Of strictly desirable quality
rather and this have something 10 do with
the lethagy Of the market. The Interest OF the trade
generally VIII no doubt be quiCkened in the near future
woods begin arrive Foreign woods are hrmns
somewhat in quarters but this has not resulted
In any material improvement In prices
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LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.
atoms foot Of CortInndt and Dcsb-osscs sta

Stntions foot of COrtInndt and DcsbrOsscs SD,
.;OO 4. -. DAILY MAttH CHUNK and !ntegmediais'
S;I. g. VI. daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUF.,
TAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SCSPENSIOH BRIDGE and:
The Wcst. and principal and local IONS dinn%,ear to
Suspers on Bridge Pullman Netbie sleeper chicago.
LILO T. VI. daily for MAJCH CHUNK and interue.'
date pu.rtS tnurc,tous Reading Harrsburg ,
:OO y. VI. daily except SUNDAY t9r ELMlRA and all,
intermediates stations connections for Pottsvile and Read
chlircar M!lheSharre. >
=. ". Gt'v except sunday Tor L. and y. JUNO
TrDN nrincua iuternls3.ate Pullman
r,r-car 10 Wilkesbarre; connections Pottsvile.
t;.o Il. VI dailv. Except sunday. for SOUTH PLAlN-'
Field and intermediate stations.
5I5 T. Vi Iallv EASTON and intermediate stations
600 y. Vi. daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman sleeper yesihusd traia
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg
O;O r. ". DAILY except Sunday. FOR Easton and inter-
mediate stations ,
300 r. W. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES,
Tr,R Rf'FFhIp. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points.
west Pullman slecpers Chicago and Buffalo Chair,
csr % Wi,kes1afre.
Tickeg and Pullman accommodations AZ oS5. a6i Pa
rrl Broadway. n East l4h ST. 1856 East l25th ST.
York: $50 Fulton St. Court St. 9s Broadway ards
Iio1klvn Annex. Brooklyn, n Y.
~" New York Transfer 60 viii call FOR and check bag.
n = from hotel residence through destination.
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STEAMBOATS,
$500 TO BOSTON. $500 TO WORCESTER.
E.duct ~ TO All Points East and Sorth,
VIA NWnWlGM LLQMIsa

$500 TO BOSTON $500 TO WORCESTER.
E.duct. TO All Points East and Eorth;
VIA IlWMW0Q5GG [L0NlEo
Steamers leave Per old numoe) 40. y r.. nsxSSes'
orossesst, week days only $50 +. ~ Fine orchestra
each steamer.
IL ALL RIVER LINE.-Only $500 To Boston
l. for limited tickets REDUCED to all points.
steamers PURITAN and fIIGfIM in commission \ h3e
orchestra each. Leave per - odd number, y. r..
foot II Murray Wck days 80 ?. SUNDAY trips
Will be- Resumed comm'n'i-g MAY j'hJ
v EW-IIANEN- WARE. 81; Excursion. $lJ0.-
II 30 D. Cdndays >c"redD arriving tim" for trains
- Meitden. Hartford Springfield Holyoke and North
a. TONINGTON LINE.-Inside route to Boston and the
~ East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
90. " r.. az T. N. daily Except sunday.
CArSKlLL, HUDSON. AND COASACkIE
" boats vii every week day Il. ~ f.om Per
-. foot OK West lthst, y. H. connecting at HUDSON
with BOSTON AND ALBANY II. r. lor all points Last
H. INGSTON LINE. from foot of West l0th
4 stree. Daily at +. NJ. Saturdays at l +. NJ
steamers J. v. BALDWI.; and W. +. ROMER
- AMSDELL LINE Steamers leave Pier q.
IA ~ r.. foot Franklin St. tor Cranstons West Point
odd Spring. cornwall, Fishkl Landing and NewbuFgh
week days. =. NJ; sunday A. ".
TNROY BOATS CITY or TROY or SARA
L TOGA leave Wcs 10Th St. daily except saturday
J. ~ Connect with Delaware and Hudson and FitchburE
trains Sunday steamer touches a. Albany
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TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

lon No foundry Sl2 ~ MINI patent -FOUR. So SO
. soft 10 30 Sugar. granuatei.... Az
Steel rails ......... % - Mulasse~ q X prime 81
Lad ............ OK HOGS. dressed. 161-lh 60
copper. lake ng7t... - "olk mess. IL 80
Wheat No rci.... ti's Lard. prime .......... 2'l
Oats. N = mixed. @.z, ri..aw. prime u
corn y rliN-l... - P4ef family. 10 nF
Cotton. mi6dlE- 1iiG ieef hams......... 20 90
Coffee 70 1......... rs.
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cam quotations were a. i'ii'N"- fl'". W.
moderate purchase 30 spring whG'i "a 90 :.
corn 467,Ui7i.c NJ oats 2sA.c. No rye ~ o. No
seed s. IL nominal rass pSk per 6bI Si2 2,V$e 3.a.
bard per 100 H. 81 qoq$, % short rits sides do..el.
!, 90 clear aides doscD 81 55ase 90. whsk@ d,
, S, nnalrh FG 81 per s o nc o rs
quoted hy the National T.ns"cd on COMPANY raw; .,
steady. E,-crcam,r}. 10, hrs. N''m''-c,
seconds liGl'e Egya were INN: fresh STOCK II per
n ., ,s. AP Flour estyc and nr i Ta; Sc o
~ IN -, 90 -, Y 4, - 80 -. e. oo e.. spring
patent 50 45p{3 ~. sprlns fnncy. :. N,n$5 10 Wnrt
c'rdingy small receipts tn" amount on hand ~ not
large enough 20 sunp the anNou ealls ~ dealers WIZ,
bought FOR future deliveries rome time 49, c'nrqurnty
sim further advanced prices ar" anticipated ior Toy 9
H. ~hi,r ,ld, tr '' ana W." ,.orE &c. 10 :.
,i ~ ~ ' n'NGl ''', ,Is n"re,sng
market far, 'ctl'o ~ mixed. 32ac. Porn airly active
laol nm. steam Leaf 49, kettle ~. prime steam
n,er 'h"r rn' ~ i".s' short clear side "I' I'm
fm, l"'." shoulder !ilc oos" short rb sides, 49,
quiet aad Sale. aG2 bbls al 81 20
Milunute" Aprll - Wheat in opened - iowcr
raiicd -. later under the mGnenr Of favorable Fur
p,ae ad'c,r ana brsk milling dema9d Jgiy 'Hn ac
a. 65l.c May rang,d ',g'.r heov July clSh mhee,
a ycsterdav's prices. No / Norihern GysG6'c No
% W. % o,, G Arm SS5 G S1y 'S yc. % Ia s rG
sar tT % % F T, S''a . tn %r"' ~ S H. R9e
cscitcd AMI higher to"yrd the close No s'd a, SO
Oic Corn higher aud in fair demand AT W. Tor 80 -
Flour steady and in fair demand IA" basis 3t ~ 500
~ 10 Tor h"nE wheat patents. while sellers ASK ~ '
~ a. NH ftunf steady $40 for sacked prnn' Sli
for standard mddinss and Sli 80 Tor white.
Mnno'p9s Anril y The henrs had their re.sns, TO-
day ~ stump IN whcnt prices that phct'hy Wlpeu gu,
~" adVan "i Ncf"riay The longs were ne n'ih"rhKsI
people TO-DAY Tor hfst prices Mc loWrI uhh .Io"h
Yesterday, ana before O'Clock there had been urhor
drop ~ &c Futures closed lisc lower man yesrroAy
May AT 02sc ana July GiMr September AT oiTs, was
tho close The miIlerH only moderate buyers OF cash
WHEAT purchases being 50 AZ GY.motc' Hpot Uadc
small Receipts III cara against lbs cara last year.
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e RlI= IL M 6 S,

Through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave Ns"-
York foot o; Chcmbegs-st. daily. follows and I'VE
minutes earlie- from West 23d-st.:
or 4. M.-Vrsbued Express for Wayerly. Bns-
o'iC hamton, En<-a, Buffalo Bradford and sals-
inanca arlOr Buffalo.
.pOO r. M.-Ve,tibued Limited. Solid train for CHI
COU cag0 VIA Chautauqua Lake. arrives Clevelana
S.ij D. m. Chicago I D. Sleepers TO CHI
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car.
600 y. VI Bg"-lo VestJueG Express, arrives Blf-
GOV fao a making dl-sot c.1n-ctlons FOR De-
trot. Chicago ,At the West. y .iaO passengers
remain s.4"peg until > =. ".
$40 & TAIN S'5 e6esrS 5 i to N Bao f ch
caso and Cincinnati. Din.ns c.: ,,
4 OCAL TIME TABLE TICKETS ANT PULLMAN
odaii5as Ill 26i. toi and -! Br'r 'way.
iN; l..t l2Jth-s. Chambers AMI West 2}dst ferries.
New YORK ,;roadoI- ;:3 sal u--'. BIO ,tn, o
n, !~a 49,. Iioboksa. and Jersey CITY Station Ers
-a-.,,r ,'orparr calls ~ ari checks baggage from
ll'r.s ard residences . destination.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Baltimore, HpshinptOI. Chicago. cincinnati
IOuf. and All Points West

1t. Louis and All Points ~ est:
PULLMAN can SERVICE OK ALL TRAINS
Lave NevYo- ;lc' u Litcrty-s, daily for CtICAGo
80 D. and - - night PITTSF re. 40 p. m.
AMI Il IS r.eht. CINCINNATI. -. Loyls. a. M.
~ 30 =. Dining can 30 % co p. m eX SUNDAY, 4
900 ,. n. Dining caro- 900 ;. m. l2.lo night. All
trains daily except 800 p.
NORFOLK. II 20 a. m. daily; 30 p. N eH sun
NEN-DFtLEANS. Re-. rs" Bristol and Chattanooga,
through Pullman sleeping Car. D. 3D.. c1.iy.
Al trains Illuminated with plntsrt light
Tick, on.es l3. i72 2Gl ~. Ito Broadway 81 East
li:h l27 Rov y. y 34f Ful' Y ST. BROOKLYN:
stations foot 4 Liberty ST . r. r - NJ
Now York T.lrsfcr Conul1y viii call or and check
ilrci from Lnfel O r.sitercn % fc1tlnrflon
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RuYAL BLUE LINE,
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAS

ID PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
il.3o DINING Carl A ~ 30 $3.50. Buffet Parlor
caD. 500 dining Carp. 900. 40. s45 p. ", 1918
900 Dining carr 900 =. II. IL Is night
Baltimore and Washington. week days 300, liz
O)nlng carr A. n i:30 3.30 300 'Daing carr, 600
=. NJ 1919 night. sundays. 900. 80 Dining can
A " i:7O 800 Dining Carr. 600 T. NJ. 1918 night.
Tickets and parorefr seas can be procured at i3 IL
2Gl as Ito t23 Broadway. i31 8th-ave.. 81 East
lithgt l3f Last 25th-st. 26f vest l25h-s. 2!l CO.
lumbusaye NewY0rk; four'-st. 500 Fulton ST. BROOK
i,n Brradwav. Williamsburg. The Nev-York Transfer
Germany viii call fos and check baggage hotel
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Baltimore 20 $ ~ ..'
$40 -
HEMP AND Irrl:-Thcrc IS fairly hrm marko, for
ju,e butts. with holders asking more money OWING %
ae j r,i however are DUH and weak Va quote:
Manila f,5 hGnp 'I ,c. '9 o a.aa;.:. ' sGFm ,
@aS, lutte iuis paper qualify lSIGpl,.c mixing
- ia'r butts sh'nmgn, p-Tf qnaiy l'",. % sni
Hrn' 'I5ine for Tni,.i state, Hoo talcs agains:
400 b2o JAS; }ra- ais ,. s',e var anJ snr
January f. 2i9w.p bales against 2iGcr0 bales last year
ark in Un.,oI state. aN:7o bales. agans, saG' bales
,,T ' m',> '' y ,, rood maay Hics AMI
ai h n IN n'SI ~ Considerable STICK The
rent fc.ps ar, m '; ANA ,,r ~, l'c ' t, ish,
- held WIN nns a,haGgh ,aeir as', 'r . ss
tend 20 cheek the demand sai a. M" SAM .,'"1
appear 10 &c. confident ~ incr i'-','.n a. ~,
IS 81 0,o hides ami NJ. again.. Il, =" las, gar We
quote cy saueh'r na'.ye sg"r ~. ,o ~, 5sf,n...
oaG-c country ss5.f'er ''~ ',5das, steer "''' 'F
LEATHER Tho demand IS is rr,noutcci ban nST'n
islrkci wv "a , ccr,aniy am Foisra buyrs taxing
I'd 4r4 Of rem. . T ns a,f a,ao. s R,ls '' NM f
TN eaiS -oe s e-g-s' ma al "' i:5a
issc. damaged. all weights. l5al'e. icl',"' '"s
and hc ci.' @,ess. hsaysy 3'";=s:
~. 70 r, ''H 45 ,~ad. oaSe. G.. Is
rany has n4,an.ea c prcc y all r,9ar- - ' ,,
last SATURDAY. u j. tid 'tl - Pm, -, H.. ,v..,srn
SATURDAY. IiieI F"'i'' II, ,'s i.,,1.r B. selling n
basis = &C ~ t'f h!'s- sal. ,,f, ,,t,v closing
Nt.4Ai.~ ,i.rra. We
barely STEADY ~ -" - -. ,.r. NJ ST. - ..
rather unratif'a'i'ff So. ,i ,',.,.rrel o.
I>,nIon Ts Tel if~l va, 49, liz sri.ITfH- Marl~t
qi"'a't.h.. S a i@'.h'- d. -
eN'l III 90 ~ ....,., -. ,..-.,, t. e.- e.. hos.
MOi4ASSlS AND - ~ - ~ ...h g..lN
Er'sc"s hHd fuli ri4''f ar ''' ,o.t'., nat hold
~ rule the nafh't ~ Niii' ~. - Wa
- low grade. 49," h'N''t ,., D.. ...r,,r..n ~
quote New orleans ,.h, th". '.4..' .. l.f,t.
lilG.. fair &, prime" JIG. 'i''.' t..t,...s
faig 20 81. 90 % iii." 70 - ri.,,.-v ~,
IN DC Porto Ilro 2Ia1lr - .-'- ''.''.. ,,t..
common. u Zoe. fax - * lgl, .+fi''t F'''''
Ita... an, 49,. ..t.,.,
NAY 4. STORES Stlca: u an. -'.-l ''' ~
.tifIfs iur,-uilnr - steady tn fffn y i~'is 40,
t,lucui machine lhrf~a l'iuE aiS.4' ti' .i'3
quoted 49, ~ Ii' i'l,--''. 49,
gui~' bray unchanged. common ID 80 ''''''' 49,
d 81 iyYtl -.
su.c market cDf'snscei 90 - ffchl' 20 iiiH
H. s..r,fl. i,qulr. nom IY.ll buyers though %
,t.... ,.af. fu D.. plftia-' 'flr"
i,l ,tt. -. llis 81. ,tllYs 1f. alsI.f - DOS
,r.o. ..f..r ...N 90 .B.r and 49, bills prime crude
,.,-l., closed nf p. naked I..nc H.Il
,.Ior az, ID y,a. ra her quiet ult about steady
a., T.srt. rrl.c. if.r.i ~ moderately artif" -n'
-, It mote. t.tlu-c~I oll prime crude. tl'a.
maze. mime crude loose mls. mere. lNH9'E'.
n crude" bl.. .-r22's rirfncr yellow" Tilin-
t.,.- -f,l~- IS, Lana .I aS.. ug.~-l 'i American
Nv ~. American boiled S3.- Calcutta nav. 3G,
rs,r.. EGEI.tTl rf. flarsef 20 ffsgrfs was
,.,.s pr.tu nominal Engagement fti
49,. 49,. LIN .ii. firer,.-
.I' 49, w. 80, ....., - 80. AZ 40. ~ head AMI
80, iI'' i.., t.,d ,,ttle f.r steamer Cor"au.
Ut ~ '''. p''' -. ,.,,-I. an, Ihta.
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{ os! Gu0 Ccuno

I Handbook W. 49,. Nl2. Bank for Savings. 2Nl
IIFogrth.ay" New Y0ri Payment stopped. Pleas" re-
book o. btr..
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

40 sis A NJ. las. $40. 40 P. VI.
For Farfnr gdae Toms River, Barregat Park and Bar.
rc,,at. $50 SIS A. NJ. l:4j $40 7. ". -
For Atlantic city. Nlelard and Eritgeton. i;3o A. NJ.
Las =. II.
Nayosink $50 s:l5 II 30 \ N. $50 i:i5 i:l5. $40
surdav 900 4 p NJ
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Railroads..

-Amraic.s GREATEST RAILROAD.
n ElW YORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
From Grand Central Station. i2d Street.
$3.50 A M.-Except sunday, Empire State Express
0:;O A. M.-Daily. Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochester.
~ Buffalo Niagara Fa.is. Chicago
portant state paints.
Il 10 p N.--Dliiy. Southwestern Limited. for Cncn-
49, rati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago:
$50 r. M-EXcept Sunday West Point. PoibnAeepsie,
Albany. Troy. Saratoga.
4:3O ?. M-Daily. North Shore Limited. Due Detroi,
.. SO 4. NJ. Chicago 4:3o p. N. c...
600 +. N.-Daily For Albany. Troy. Buffalo, Cleve-
land Detroit Chicago Cincinnati. 81 Louis
1:@5 =. N.-DaiS. For Troy. saratoga. Burlington.
rattfbure and Montreal -,
1870 =. Ma ly. For Auburn Road points BJnal o.
Niagara Falls Cleveland. indianapolis ST. Louis
900 P M.~Daily only Sleeping Car passengers tsr
burg tleveiand. rst:oIt Chicago.
l2:O' Night:-Except sunday night For Albany Troy
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago.
3:Of \. NJ and 3;yS y. M.-raly except Sunday TO
w.. pitsfsld. via Harlem niyis,or ...,..
wagner Palace cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
Ill., 2Gl 4s ~ Broad"ay: 81 Fast l4ihst Lin So
i25thst and l3sthst station York; 33S and ,eG
I'ulton-st and ~ Broadway, L. D.. Brooklyn; -
Baggage checked hotel residence by the Westcot
JOHN M TOI'CET GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD or New JERSEY.
CAntl ra-ite coal used exclusively

-Four Vaoks Autcnatlc ID % rIsHaIs,
or AND AFTER DECEMBER I'D. 1894.
Trains ieaye station foot Of LiDer;y-St.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch C5unk 6ci
4So 75. $40 IL - Easton) a. NJ 40 $50 l4;0o
Eastonj 40 5:45. 1870 T. Allentown. p. 81 sundays
40 10 20 Easton) 4 ~. i:cy. 30 500 D. q,
For Wilkssharre. Pittston and scranton $40 A. NJ.
1910 30 4:30 T. VI. sundays. 4:3O A. VI.
FIR Reading 49, 500 BIO 1000. 1870 A. ". ITO
1850 400. 500. 5:45 T:30 r. NJ. 12i5 night Sundays
4.3o " 100 1870 $50 coo P. NJ. 1915 night
For Harrisburg $50 500. 9l0 4. NJ 1l0. go, 400
800 5:45 p. NJ. l2:l5 night Sundays 100 5:3o 800
i. ". IL - night.
For Sunbury. LeWlsburg and Wiamsport AZ 43o. 500
9;lo a. N. 40 30. :: 80 !. NJ Sunaay7 500 p n
For Rid Bank Ions Branch ana points south 70 Point
Pleasant so SD 30 a. N. 30 li5 q 40 70 Red
Bank. i:l5. 40 CHS p. ". SUNDAYS. except Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 900 A. NJ. 400 p y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

The street marke, seems 80 Pc IN rather r',
com it'on trade being exceedingly slow ami Na4u'A
tlrev nominal RIO No nat bean IS Guo,'I -. i'''
ard .,uas N l5L.c with RIO 40 ; spot qH'''l ~
i4izc The adyccs from BAIL az" n9t Of a 80
a.. ,rn1h en,ouragemcnt. The condition OF me ma "'
60 - sr,urbin Hios 20 reduce the price ~ iA'..
sr5sn brand OK coffee &C. which makes c-,-H" ' j.,
,,,,,nd within a week The market fr Hi.d ''h'' b.
not yerv active the limited demand being i'r Aiit.
io,v JIoserx OF the grades however" ere aux" A
in ,helr views and current safes or" al iaI p..t W"
rnte sales q 200 bags Central Amer an ana " ""s'
rr!g
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