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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore May ?5.-Flour nrm sales ~" Whe e,'
asked: July and August. 7Daa79sc. September sota
so,, steamer No red 76G 'Gi.c southern by sa'npl''
sod sc grade 1snsic; stock o30 "a snss ~"
'po corn easy mixed. spot. 5.n5'., May nI
June 5sisc asked July. 57Na5I7sc. August, oS-c nn
Southern. 5s's4Hc stock. I.s, tJi sales ioo"u 'a's
easier: No white. Western 31'sn3sc, NO miAeh a.
a4u3tisc. stock. 10000 Rye inactive; STOCK j." p''
Hay nrm. si3dl Grain frrights du steam 10 i,,'l'
pool 'sd t, ID May Cork Tor orders. ~ o. ois mss
pork Sit ~. bulk shoulders. she short rb ana c'nf
sides 7sc. ~igar.cufcd shoulders. Ne hams. rnail.
iliyc. large iii.c. lard refined. So butcr steady
fancy ~. ioc. ade liai2c store packed snloc
Eggs nrm. l2sc. Coffee hrm, l6uid.c. sugar strong
granulatcd. ~ 20.
Boston. May 23-Flour quiet hut firm. corn steady
Oats Ttendy. shorts steady, Provisions steady Nut"f
nrm. Western. isuiNisc Northern cf'"incry IVA ip'sr
Cheese quiet. Northern old hn?c. now. WIsc Eggr
quiet. Eastern. itnit.c. Western and Michigan. i3'i
nitc
Buffalo. May %,-sprlng wheat trading light and all
private. closing; no hard spot. 500. No Northern
rod No hard. e. T. offered NJ 10 noon ~ 2.' ana No
Northern. ti.c over Now-iurk July Winter wheat
quiet limit. firm. closing No rcd Chicago. ShNhc, do
Detroit $50. do Toledo. siisns5c do. Indiana. Ntlc
No 3 red s2.c. No white oregon. Ni'3c. No whit"
SIC with acs u No yellow mt asc. no other sfMle
here Store corn arm but quiet. No Yellow. oIc. M
2 corn. 56.n5GAc oats dun. weak and lover sales.
cars ~ . white. 36u3Gi.c; No nNed. 3sc on track
store No white. 3Gc. ~ 3 white. 81 Rye dull. No
held 7ac store. Flour firm good trade: mill feed nrn
UNCHANGED. Canal frclghts quiet steady wheat lsc;
corn iNc oats. lie.
chicago May 25.-Thc leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



-->, r,. local cotton market opened at an 40
vance Of t. points On an mIg, Is rallied about
points Liverpool S". ,ac on eo eascd N points
closing STEADY .5 m tone Mere r4a 500 bales Lyeool sPo
cotton selling P,a ", a,ractins great deal Of al
Is ,on The upiift Liverpool was due iiIeg ~ sun,
sent from ,hS sae escs cabied 10 Ncorcans pre-
samaby with the ide@ OF b n,ee 81 unioadins The
receipts 9.s " LIST week and 127G las, year The re-
against fe week at the ports will he IN the nelsor
Sod Of 25co bales. against 2'oo6 Sa,ss cI S Monday
H. estimated At 300 bales. and IossSE ' , ,er
asains, go os,on today 2a5 bales asensi l'o
bales last week and - bales LAST SS@ and l5 bacs last
~ private adv.ces from Alabama report me wT ~
in that stat War response by our market broush, in
many buying orders from Chicafn anl and Also i con-
G,,nania holders There quite nile peSS5I. rro,
point q the DAY , ,h arc onl local showers in Texas
w was clearly weather market ant conserya'G p,ppie
T .e advces to The Financial CIR nic!e md
cate that temperature has been too ,o~ N ,p wec
,G sndIns to check Development Of the cotton ran,
some complaints and Tehnesses The reports
sxas senote that beneficial have fallen IN most
sections but that weather continues o9 cool heI.
So o1s ih hs or the Correspondents 1897 and
The incrsase T. amount s Fl Sis ea az in sent since %
her is s5I2 765 bales as compared WIN 'r' , 'rs
for the week was 26l bales against lo3' bales me
,,rsvous wear and their akngs far this season nave
been a67 bales. against l4l3lsI bales Ias year.
The total visible supply is 3l1l'3 bales more man a.
bales than in ls.J. but ii"'''
SIS thsn in 1902. total visible supply is now
20 bales compared with 3.s47.577 bales lasi year
tos Ss2 ba,es in 1898 "o3 3ts bales in l> Inc
,c,si sner,can supply is 3.3Si.Ij2 bales against
. 81 n. hacs in 1904. The actual movement from
1 nations Tor week Gto3 bales. aeainsi ""i>
haies last veal and g33 bales 1893 The Total 70
CENTS from plantations since september We're ~ 40
~. agains, : SAP s27 bales in ls94. and i"Gi 3ii
tai.s in 1890 % The weeks net overland movement
was s6l bales against s bales the c'responlng ~"'
last year and the aggregate net overland movement
.hove an excess over "a year - BOG o." bales.
Opening range and close today md closing bids the
previous night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

MoIAssEs AND sYRrls-Tle market for mo ..'.s
and oS syfup Sn y, H., sa supplies F1,esn quiet bar
ns' to ,'S Common we isc fair to pme 5a2i h
22a25c. OPEN Ke.ue. fair 20 god $50, prime , y,
SIc''e snca' lri.nary - common ipc nis
to god ngI3e prHe ~ eh9 2e, e, bills. spirit.
trpeaine Loss SDls 81 me Ihe ms'fe' ~.
qao,ci a, 2,.@Soc Resin 49, steady. bur que, aaa
uncha> sed common 70 s'o1 strained q''''' 81
O1Ls-The mark't for coi'.n.,cd oil IS .n's IN t
The export demand is comparatively hsn ain ,
rnsdsr1 az oNer prce ' Lard and nseed
moderately active ana apoa go s5Ssut r,,,e .ric l.
s'cd G m s' ia S on O crude Ss. here unr
ye2v PRIME 2 ysa p simmer 2 az an vne
prma acqSic; butter oil 2sc lard oil 81 aaSc in,esa
2 Ga:r american ssc raw Que N''''''" ''''' ''
ing lm A ' to 'sec,o grain ordcrs in e en
on = the wheat msFSe' eg"nc Of lo.as "'[. ,a
Win fun cargo for Lisbon wa. Effected 'oi.g a, TO-
ducei rate BERN rates &c all noinint! .i' n' NAH
na lY;oo id I,'ndq9i ~ eco ~ "a
Antwerp Iad ROT dam. :'sc. Hamburg. = p'sr s,na
s 10 Go to e? a ,.' Rn * S :n . ,Si M
gen'll market Is steady 10 nm ,'I San ,,nn.ro en-
S eaa ' apr sri' *, 6asis I'm ssa =
g. .,, s. Ioho - 70, Wet eaas United Knsdon
YORK Haracoa ana bach. 5000, British .i'sm-l -
BAGS sie"nie 90 tons. lumber. annah ~, yor or
Fan trips reported ship -''- tons gen
'iaI cargo japan 10 '>'" ~" 'l'f"'' d.
I'm iaih.- -lo', M ''" ''''.. anu WI
ihi.". l,.e ana LOO, ,o'F' s'' ,'
c" 20 'pIh ,. i'I "iN'I' W ,, l,.,', ~ -.
or 'n,itnh NJ "' n~,. S'; ,, .., ,,,s a., ni,'i
YYii.- s''''l. AN -.
hdnfni' ii ~ ,r. ersir Gan ni., -, Oh
"a rtrs 49, i,l,ea x neio,o or con, men, as opon -
iD' orris, ~. liz Ii,t,,s, H.,u ~. N ,nI
cer r shn ~ IONS grain Portland ore +, C'rF
FOR 70 5eg KGsao% or op ss IS a. s,
IONS -four Portland orc to CORK for orders United
xirgdorn ar Confineu, as autumn loading French
barp las tons notr Portland Ore TO cork Tor orders
Il, initcd Kingdom or Continent 37s Cd e-s direct
NOR, xnvenhrr. foreign bark 80 tons deals Halifax ID
arnsbv as Cd foreign bark 400 tons deals Iuewash
10 r-nte1 Kingdom i2s O.. Swedish bark a:i tons 10
arrive rosn and spirits wilmington y G. cork for
orders IS and respectively. brig ISL tons
Dcmerara Of Hatteras ioni1c. bnrk 80
Philadelphia 10 CaTdenas. 81 GI1z Spanish gold frc'
lghferagc British iron pipe, Florence y
J. 10 I.unnenburg $ 81 10 and loaded schooner. 800
tons coal Philadelphia Ia Cardcnas 81 - Spanish gold
SCHOONER $50 tons lumber Port Royal - Ncw-York
81 81: schooner tons lumber jacksonville to Ihn
sch Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY sa5-rIIIRTY PAGES

AMI pieces raid greasy Iassd do locks ana pieces
6d Victoria $500 bales; secured ff'ls "a 90 Ioo MAJ
pieces 5~hlOisd; greasy. 4dl0d; do locks ana pt
25.TIsd South Australia 100 bales; scgurei osru
do Jocks and pieces o.a6sd greasy ia,hd 40 Iocx'
and pieces. 4iaIt.d West Australia - pai's sle"es
4i.d Tasmania ~ bales greasy 7nosd; do locks ana
pieces. i4.gGA.d Newzea;and 80" bales n seou n
and pieces 5+a6i,d Cape of Good Hope ana Nnra'
bales. secured 3isd0is lid greasy is.f0izd me I'M
ports for the last week were: From New south Wales.
I525 bales from Queensland. soj bass from victoria,
7l?t bales: from South Australia. JET phles, roi.
Tasmania. ad bales New-zealand 30 baes from
tho Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 2"- pai,s, itu,'
china $50 bales. from India $40 bales from Germany
l. t5s bales. and from France, 1867 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. May 2JAt the wool sales today u" ~ naes
offered Tho throughout the series which
closed today satisfactory. iFc'r al the out
shovel AN cline Of > cent, nj which
stcacy. hut toward The ios" OF the
series slight recovery noticeable. One OF the chief
features present fefi'H was the ahst'htion ~
French operators from max ne - csses owns 70 me tact
that Wei supplied Though more activity
was shown during closing week II the sales n was
sufficient produce any material 'H"c' upon INC
American purchasers operated upon me usual
GERMAN and .he home trade bought
freely Inc latter taking l2 bales while 10000 bales
vent 10 the Continent and 200O bales 70 America There
~ list 10Y this series VII close when the
arrivals shall have reached o. total Of tp.''D bales 80
FAR they ,rnon TO 200 bales which quantity 500
bales have been forwarded direct Following are details
Of ,odav.s sales with the prices obtained New South
Wales 700 bales secured 6s.dais Slad: do locks and
6d oueenrland 900 bales secured ei49isd DO locks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May =, totton-IIolhy. Net ana gross re-
ceiptr. ~ bales: stock 20 100 bales.
Norfolk May - Cotton nrm, middling. &c: 10" 'hn-
ding. 56c good ordinary i-6c net and gross 70.
~ Dacs: exports the Continent. 200 thi"''
coastvise bales sncs 100 bales. stock 1919" bales
Ncw-Orlcans. Nay 25.-cot;on steady quotations re
vlsof: r0ol mGiug 7,c. mfding. Gao. low midhling.
6izc good ordinary. &C. net ana gross receipts i..,
talrs exports Great Britain ESQ bales. 4" France lou
bales the Continent 40 bales. coastwse. 27l2 bales
sale, $50 bales. rfock COG bales ., -
Savannah, May Cotton hrfn midcHhk. "t.' low
middnr I-lGc good ordinary. i-lbc, net ana gross
7ss bales snes go bales stock 2''i' baies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
R0YAl BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For rhnaaslPeia Ssss dsys tsS s 4 e 5os"
Parlor Carr 800 Dining carr, 900 Dining carr 80
S:45 10 90 F. NJ. 1915 night sunday. 40. 900 1000
lI:so dining Car, A NJ, go. 800 SEQ Dining carr
600 Dining Carr p. NJ i2:i5 night
For baltimore and Washington. week days. 500 l0tl
ll:ao DINING Carr A. ~. $3.50. 800 800 Dining car)
600 dining Carr p. NJ. 2:lj night sundays. 1870"
II Dining Carr A. NJ, 2:3O 800 DINING carr, $40
Dining Ca) z. NJ. 1915 night. -
Tickets ana pa'resT ssAs can o.. ps Pro Sas Broad
way 7s7 9th Az. 81 East l4th ST. l34 East i2sth ST.
ga Nest l25th ST. Columbus NewYork. Court
ST.. Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway williams;
burg Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore. Wnshinsto", Chicago, Cincinnati
st. Louis and Al Point. West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on All. IEAhEr,nc ~
New York. foot Of Libertyst daily to5 ClCHoo'
$50 and ~ - nh III ~ 10 ~ "a ~
GOO D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE q; m: eS:
sun. 10 II 20 d. m. Drins Car. -" on ~ ~
g 40 p. m. OK sun. Dining Can 600 600 D. M
Dinlug Car. IL ~ night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. m. daily. -
NEw ORLEANS; Roanok- Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p daily.
All uans Illuminated with Plntsch light
Tloke Offices: l3. ~ 2fl as 80 broadway 81 rass
isih 81. l2T Eowsy, n r; IA Fu;on St. bFooSy"'
N.w-Yo-k TRANSFER Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

through trains for Chicago and the Vest leave 40,
York. OF Chambers-st. daily follows. and n's
minutes earlie- from West 23dst: ,
dig A. M.-Vestibilcd Express for wayerly. Bnl-
J'1C hamto1. Eintra. Buffalo. Bradford and sais-
o.On p. M.-ves,i6ule: Limited Solid train for ch .
O'OU cago via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Ceyelsn'
ss5 m. Chicago p m. seepers 70 en-
easo,. CLEVELAND and Gneinnsti Dining Car. ,,,
O'CU falo A. y. making direct connections for De-
troit. chicago ,ai ths West. Bufao passenger
can remain In s..cper until 4. n.
S45 s an to cS%sS 70 Chi
cago and CincInnatL Dining Car
4 OcAr, TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
i55 East i2sh.s, Chambers and West 2sdst; ferries.
SeyYork % broadway 333 Fulton-st. rookiyr 200
Hudso: st, Hoboksn. and Jersey CITY station Eric
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage fYo'r
hotels are residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
RAILROADS..
'AmER:cA's GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
E. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$3.50 A. M~Daiiy Fast Mail For Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
1880 A. M-Excep' sunday. Day Express. For al I'M
portant state points. a. r..,,
1:DO F. M-Dally. Southwestern Limited. for C'hc'n'
rati. lndanapolis. St. Louis and chicago
$40 =. M-Exopt Sunday West Point. Poughkesps'e'
Albany Troy. Saratoga - ,,....,.
4'ao M@pally North Shore S . Lighted. Due Detroit
600 T.. M--DaIy For Albany. Troy. Iiunaio. Cs'e'
land Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. 81 , Lou,s
6:25 +. M.-Daiy. For Troy. Saratoga. bu''ns''"'
Plattsburg and st. Alhans $780, .,,.o,
1900 T. ~ Daily. For Albany Troy Utica. Ad'roh'
dnck Mountains and Montreal o~,
7i3O T. M-Daly. FOR Auburn Road points, bgna,o'
Niagara Falls Cleveland. indianapolis 81 LOUIE
Chicago. . -.x.,. o.,
900 T. M.-Dally Only Sleeping Car passengers t''
Rochester carried this train. ...
Dif5P M-Da.y. For Cape vincent. Osdehspu'S'
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago. , r,oy
1910 Nigh, Except Sunday night. For Albany ivy
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Chicago. ,.s.. N
OiOt A. ~ and 3i:iS y. M--Daly. except SUNDAY !"
Piiisncld Via Harlem Division. $500,
Wagner Palace cars q all through trains
Trains Illuminated hy Plnitch Light. -, .,.,,o,
Tickets and Wagner ores at Grand ccn,rai S,n.'s
Fast iith-st, Lincoln Bdllng. oi2 isroaawnn, aS'
columbus ave: 53 wos, i25'h-st. and l3sths ssion
New-York 3N and 726 Fu,onst.. and 100 broad"h''
ggssc checked from hotel residence by the "co'co''
Express Company ..,,r,s
JOHN " TOI'CTY. GEORGE II DANIb1,.
General Manager. General fa"sN'E'' "s'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Market closed points advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
20 Total sales bales. Estimated receipts u ct
ION a, tho norts: To-day bales against 2rO bales
last II. 27l bales last year Last w'ek $50
bale 21G bales last Memphis - bales: ihSi
wear ISL bales. Houston 30 bales last year ~ hl.s
spot cotton dull. mddng uplands. ~, miidlins Gun
Tic which -l6c higher compared with yesterday =
closing .,...
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton hardening i"nlenc'
Sales 900 bales speculation and EXPORT 90 ihIr, :
American bales. miidling upands. 3'-d Futures
or"ne5 ouei 1-Gid 10 264d decline closed firm 20 ~
points advance May BOO b May-Junc so sb' June
Julv 3,es. Juy-August aj1b: September, :,Nh
september pber 35ah: October November. "'' No
amber December 36oT36l Decemher-Januarv. Bills
January February 3saiss; February March 3''gs Th"
statistical position Of made by this morn
ine's Chronicle" follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
GrrnrsloNs.
CAMPING IN THE ROCKIES.

Eastern business dcyotee of camplife In far West.
viii in and August conduct party sNceedins.
eight through Horn Yellowstone and Teton rcgiors.
and nshins similar area of the globe. Every
thing furnished -cafs. For itinerary etc address
WEST Itos gT2 Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE MARKETS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

,o,n No / foundry si5 90 linn In'nnii 49, 4.
30 No s'fi' ~. ~ 80 S,,..scN 81 X prime -
stte fels.'.''''''' - On iiiogs dressed lGDb IL.
L"sd 10 T., Pork, Ia 90
copper ~, ,c1 sOi Lard. prime. " -.
rrn 80 . mixed ~ ihl.'", LILY .... 1900
oos 40 mixed. 5.N seer na'ns'.'..... 20 90
coffee 80 i...,f..s 10 n'oi '
middilnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

COFFEE-Speculation was light and quotations kept
within a narrow range. Tho foreign inark"ts We. ift
,,rorss War. house deliveries small q induce
,ensvc huying transactions In December The
uayre market opened quiet. May quoted az - irancs
June IS Is July and August ~ 73 September "3 The
close was quiet decline from these pric"s RIO
rnarke. strong: No quoted 172o exchange
3-l8: receipts 500 bags cleared for United states
10 hays stock AT Rio. 229OoD bags. Santos receipts
300 bags stock bags market firm at lGu reis
cleared from Santos steamship Oilers with lJ bags AZ
Hamburg the market barely steady May IS pigs,
June aud July $3.50. August 20 - September 'c Con
tracts closed firm unchanged prices to > points adj
,s,c. sales were 4 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
ormrR MARKETS ny rELrGHArn

East Ln.criv Tav - cattle Rcccirs light. prime.
s. 75ns6 10. 200 ip pounds 50 loMs3 20 g'pi but N
crs 81 7or{5 r,ugh TAT So JGsi bells siags AMI cows
$50 80 80 Hogs Receipts light Philadelphia. 81 'Jrsi So
mixed and best workers 50 coNst ~. common to iair
Workers 81 5uI<f ~. rough $3TN Sheep supply lib
cral. 81 30 good 81 sOHki fair 81 0n$3 81.
81 5nNS2 30 best lambs. 81 ivs5 30 good lambs
81 5un$5. common fair. 81 ,oGs3 81,
Union stock Yards H.. May -. attic Receipts 500
Market steady: to extra steers SinS" %
stockers ana 81 sDGs H. and bulls 81 ,a
81 calves. t3pSJ d. Texans s. jrH.J - Hogs Re
cepis head market weak and IN Toe lower. heavy
packing and shipping lots 81 IGSl 81 common 10 choice
mixed s. 2jnsi So choice na-1rcd - I5n$i 49, llgh,.
81 ,I1s4 30 pigs $3aSi 80 sheep Receipts 1000 head;
casy: Inferior to choice $685. -. lambs ~ +"
ass ~.
May ~ Cattle Receipts. t>' head. market
dressed native hcc' butch
crs Hight shipping cattle. 81 VNSo 10 caNrS
So and xd. 81 .Jati II. stockers and feeders
81 tho southern cattle division. cows. hcifefs AMI
mixed 81 5OnS3 -. Texas and Indian steers ~ va
- cnlf~s s. iors It"c.ipfs 40 head market hnl
ana 5uiOr low packing 81 3jn<i 80 butchers
head. market siendy and prices unchanged
Kansas Cty. May - Hogs Receipts Sln market
dun &c lower heavy. s. 25pst ~. meinm - i31si ~
lght ~ 0n$l -. pgs. 81 I5u$+ 10 cattle itceiIs
500. market steady quality poor native steers s'.s' ""
ami hcifrrs best s. ,OTS ~. fair 70 GOOD ~ r
81 ~. bulls >2T>3. sockefs and feeders SNSi To- rang"
steers. 81 2jai 20; calves sass shcep-Receips o'D
ma kcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
fAnthracite coal used excluslyely.D
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after May 26 1898.

run on and after May 90 1895.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s., . =.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown March nuns "a
80 us $40 as to Eas,opl A. NJ, IL. I'D -
70 Easton) 40 5:45 1880. to Allentown. suAoays
$50 f7:I5 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100, $3.50 800 T. ~ \.
Wilkcsbarre. Pltts,on: and scranton vi" ~ 'i
40 l:3O 30 p NJ Sundays. 43O A. NJ . ga
For Reading 40 500 alO 1000 80 n ~. ~
30 400 800, 5:45. 30 ?. N, i2;i5 night sundays
4:s0 A. NJ / 90 $50 600 p. NJ. l2i5 night IA %
For Harrisburg at 100 500 e:lo A. NJ LIZ 30 ~
400 500 545 p NJ. l2:i5 night Sundays i7s"' ''''
500 p. NJ, l2:l5 night ,.,.,..-, =, 40
500 e:io A. H. lilo 1870 7:3o p. NJ Sundays go
p NJ ~ ,o,rr
For Red Bank Long Rranch and points soutn 70 On
Pleasant 4 80 s:l5 II 30 A. ". 1870 33o. 100: ~
s:i5 p NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asours
Park 900 A. NJ. 400 z. ".
For lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park. and Barne-
ca, go s:i5 a. NJ. /: 30 430 =. ~. o a.,
For Atlantic CITY, vineand. and Bridseton A:3o ~ M
For M1nmouth Beach. seahrght. and Highlands Of
Navesnk 4:3O sis. II 80 a NJ, I'D foo T. d. sum
days 9N A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR IONC, BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier ~ r.. foot Rector St - a.,
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Nornanoie
Rumson beach. seabrieht Monmouth Beach ana aons
rranch at 4:sO 1915 A. NJ 600 saurdays only)' S'''
90 p NJ sundays $50 a. NJ. 100 r. NJ
For Ebercn Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, ana pm.
south 20 point Pleasant. 1918 A. NJ 200 SATURDAY
cny. 3:4s p IL sundays except Ocean Grove an''
Ashury Park. go A. NJ . ..,o ~
FOR Lakewood Tom. River and Barnegats 40 A. n
a 90 Saturdays only 3:45 r. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD,

~ sSa. snS a secm
TI e rNEX xsSEf pRbe Ds az
% ia
x dairy 's n,.s a TO S % sesnaay @
s,s .f:sS Sunday 70, r1MnA and al.
n;erSeda,e salons connectOns Tor Po''vile and Read
a::so =. n. sundays only, wrkesbarre L b
' 4o p az aay sunday % l. and
ToN :'n rs, PH%an buffet
4s2O r. NJ. DAILY except sunday for Bound Brook and
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way ID door north Of Thirty -hrst-st.; and ADvER-
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