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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

o n,,u, 81. NC over May anoa,, to arrive April
do May over. No hard winter &c under s'H .,
anoaf. No hard WINTER &c over May, hh,a'
arrive 80. CORN-The market was strong Hil w,
morning supported by further heavy rains IN 'he ,
mart " the belt sympathy with the advance IN M"'s
and large exports from the seanoard aSSo'ams ana,
"Rradsrcets am lupting to 4,f69,oU bush; aHa,ns.
. 9os 600 hush the wesk before and aSlop push ast
year Closing price. showed i.G&c advance over ias'
wear Argentine exports last week were uo nusI
against $50 bush the previous week and oizuV pusn
last year Cash sales footed up 1000 bush, 'hcluu,ns
bush for cypor.: No corn. 1000 busn, private
term. delivered old $500 bush, 3llso delivered 90 AWo
bush s.c over july h anoat. end 32"e oush new
private terms: No white 5000 bush private terms
OATSThis market while exceedingly dull IN specuia
tive all the morning. was decidedly nlgner on
strength cash property and the advance IN otnr mar
kets Closing prices nominaly &c above those OF
Sales cash were 2lsOoo bush incild
ing 200 600 bush FOR export. as follows; No whte
clipped 200 GOO bush, private terms export I; track
and ungraded white, 5000 BUSH $4,000, as 10 qualify
No q white. 5000 bush. 24M24isc; oats quoted 25ec
elevator No oats. 22i.c; No white. &c
Ni:W-YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-Exporters are sin showing fair
interest in beans sales have been made AZ
81 IS There also considerable inquiry red kidney
much reduced in stock and show Arm
though prices work up rather slowly White
ney, yellow and turtle soup continue dull Lima in
buyers favor. peas unchanged We quote Beans
marrow choice per bush 81 l2anS 10 fair 10 good
e0cQs1 %: do medium choice. s5as7Ac: do pea choice
kidney choice 81 6OQsl So poor good 81 20as a.
DO white kidney. 81 o5asl 10, do yellow slas o.
Scotch, bb' 75q77lsc; do bags e7aaioc
morning and with buyers quite hungry for goods fresh
arrivals taken Just fast offered The larger
supply, however checked thought OF higher
and yet there was good nrm market The basis ~
lie for fresh creamery: other qualities sold we'll
also and the condition is about healthy have
for some months. Exporters a little interested
low grades and the shipments will up
about 800 pkss most Of which has 10 the Cont
per ~ lie: do hrsts ieGelsc: DO thirds 70 seconds
I3GisHc DO state. finest lie; do thirds 1874
lGo state dairy half hrkin tubs extras. i6c do Welsh
imitation creamery I40l4kc seconds 10 frsts
l0q be factory fancy HE do rss iOsdic do thirds
poor to choice Hale state dairy tubs. finest 13salic
do hrkins. finest 3a3lsc: DO tubs or hrkins common
TO god iogi2ae' Western. factory or dairy sale.
CHEEsE-rhe market naturally presents quiet
pesTance to-day. the fresh arrivals Dene moderate
and the market has been cleaned pretty closely Of the
stock received Large cheese have sold
orally 100 ioc. while the small cheese
by home trade dealers fast received the basis Of
lie for choice Skins have gold fairly. but shade
easier price Old cheese have worked very
compass, and the few remaining lots held quite firmly
and with conddence Exports FOR the week con- boxes
skins. tase: M ,fims 2sass Old sheese-s,ais: %li
l2l.c; do common to fair 3Illc
E1Gs-l ne market Is quiet to-day. but shows
sell would Decesstate Some ana
holders are generally asking unchanged prices awaiting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

COFFEE-A much better feeling prevailed IN to-oSy
shorts showed cons!ue ads Soi
Germ on the call the market steady win prices 70
10 points higher following much better news from loIeIsh
markets expected Havre advancing over was
Hamburg 2. while receipts al Brazilian ports W.
somewhat lighter. Trading was active Tor Sat
market sales footing up $3.50 bass mcuolg ,oO
faas on first call. A feature of the days Tadlhg
was the switching the months 10 the late summer
and new c~oD positions Transactions well scattered
through The list Bulish sentiment was Strengthened
s,eadier market all grades having been advanced
&c which puts market the basis OF Itsc for NO
RIO in, Dice lots and SIC FOR jchbng packages Quota
lions Were nominal in the absence OF trans
actions MID coffee dun. but about steady. with no
change quotations Late in the session the con-
developed hrness active covering by local
shOris and the close The market ruled steady Al net
of u - points Deliveries from warehouses
showed Improvement, New York alone reaching l20p
visible supply FOR this country continues 10 fall
of but Il is Still large and compared with year
ago shows Of 3120 Ts bags, and compared
with years ago increase OF 200 Ji bags The quo
tations for mild coffee are as fooMs Maaca9o common
10 good 11T12c: good CuCua, 1S3.4i4l.c La Guayra-
Caraca- lz.Ql3hc; Porto Cabeilo 1Gl2;sc savanila.
Bucarafaaqrs i4zfH4c; Bogrta 49,. Sc Mexican, Cor
doya i.sl3Sc; OaNsca l2Ilsc; Central American. com
ordinary 1oyUl4i2c fair 70 good 1jdls<c prime
20 choice l9g"c Fast Indian Interior g22c: fancy.
s7@9ac JaVae> Oh 425c. Angostura 129I3i.c.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
24.-The leading futures ranged as fol

Cash quotations follows Flour, stfolg' "ll.c
fecais s. 90 spfug patents Soas4 2o sraighs
7S7sg7sc No red e2isGo6c No corn orr. 25@ 20
30 oats lsc; No white B. 2oa o. MOI
s ss S g S. mess so pork 'i per- DBL 100
ratt baud Sngr' f9s 5d' 1922 short
o9xe 4aSe whsGy dsli I. ran miasa s. IS On
the Produce Exchange today IN butter market G T9s G r%
f;s.' arm. fresh. s%asIsc.
@ VI e1a sa %'A o s9D Strong s
and ID higher shc No mixed alsc Rye firm No 80
Euk meats Qge: at 81 0qS 90 Bacon steady at $ o
Butter Sugar qule. Eggs quiet at 7'ac Cheese
In fair demand.
Minneapolis April c,-Four higher; patents s. 9
asa 49, patents 81 lOasi 20, frs: clears 50 zoo
~ Northern >2tc May s Corn FIRM; N Sr, ~
49, as n sple % sSa5 ms Rye higher go T. assGac
Philadelphia April 2iwheat firm and &c higher; con-
tract grade April 92q92.c Nay sSgsds, June rI ana
HP 4sc May. 1 aaoe june and July
2.c; June 2s, a2'i.c july, 2s.a2i.e Flour firm and
g pr M hsner winter ro IHpe ~ 8 o@ as @
straight 2sqs! so Western winter eesT s. oq ~ I2
clear So eod$3 90 do straight S4aS4 90 Do patent 30
Sry' sc do fennsyvania prints 20. DO jobbns 22c
Eess nm fresh nearby ioc do Western. Zoe. Cheese
firm AMI l-IGc higher: mlddllng uplands 7s.c Talow
dark que cakes &c: grease 2ic Live poultry steady:
ow ss lots higher 2d ro SS DRESSED
poultry firm good demand fowls choice. 0i2c - fair To
good SaNDc: bOilers Western desirable sizes. NI25c.
DO large lGG1Sc: nearby. size and quality. 2Q3Dc
ducks. nearby l2ai4c; Western do Gdoc turkeys. GQlOc
81. Louis April 2i.-May wheat broke record Of six
standing to-day by reaching the dollar mark Trad
the May option light, but the price has been
around several days. To-day there but one
transaction the sale 5000 bush 81 to Chris Martin
by Z. T. Williams. The price not considered high In
view OF the that cash wheat has sold at 81 % St
the effect the other options noticeable. shortly
after the sale July wheat took upward shoot FROM
the opening. Size the price high as S2c
The boom did last long, and the reaction which fol-
lowed carried the quotation down S2gs2c. the clos
ing price Despite the wide there little trad
ing The advance was largely speculative. and caused
scarcely a ripple Of excitement Flour-Igher. but nom
inaly unchanged. Wheat-Spot strong; No red cash
elevator 81 bid, track 81 OF; No hard Sc bid,
May 81 asked: July s2%GS22.c: Angus; 1850 asked
September. soc Corn-Spot No cash. 22i4c bid;
May. 22c: July 24ilc asked s4pternbe- 257.c bid
Spot lower No cash 19lac bid; May 1850 bid; Jny
1870 bid Butter-Steady; 13a Isle dairy SO
15c Eggs-F1rm at Sc. Whiskey. 81 10. Pork-Highe-
IS 25G$S S. Lard-Hgher prime steam 81 05 che
81 10 Bacon-steady. shoulders s. % short clear
s. 37A ribs 50 so; shorts, S. 62i. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders and short clear. So ribs So l2
shorts. IS 25
Toledo April 24.-whea. higher and firm: No 2 cash.
96'c May, &c corn dull and higher no mixed cash
and May, 25C. Oats higher and steady No mixed cash
and May l9c. Rye dull and steady; 40 cash. 3Il1c
Coyerseed quiet and steady prime cash and April 81 So
OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April "a (SpeciaDThe wheat bull every
thing his way to-day Liverpool UP equal to
a bushel San Francisco reported wheat being
damaged by high hot winds and the marks: UP equal
10 cents a bushel the curb. The war news Of
new and exciting order. Argentina contributed
here-equa 2d3 cents bushel-there a large
local shipping businessover 100000 bushels Most Of
showed an advance Of 2l.G3h cents crop futures
making the best gain The create part OF the trade
and closing y. cen! under July which closed Friday
77i and closed at 76a. Most OF the calls
good close The seaboard put the business
done here Cearances for day were very large
1000 bushels in all Cearances for the week. t 600
Minneapolis Duluth had $50 cars, against 300 last
h r,t se Mn broad and s0 the market being
big for leadership Sales OF barley FOR shipmen; eX
C'rn gained = cent and held IT. Helped by wet
weather West July opened 20 and closed 2G7 cents
la he cabs were up I'd CTearances or the day were
500 600 and for the week 10000 bushels Shorts d.d
open Spe Nc coanseman was the
ping demand was slow charters 90 600 bushels.
oats were up izqs cents. with very excellent shipping
essd mos 600 bushels the increase being prn
epaiiy from abroad. It has been wet West and the
the promise OF more frightened shorts. july
sold from 1sF. to 1914 and clossi at 49,. cents the in
Samples sa'. cents higher The principal buying OF
oats beginning admit that much further rain will
make a serious planting situation $780,, -. - .
time OF i2 lard Of ard ribs ~ cents The close
showed about half Of this advance retained The stead
considefations The cudahy Facfpe company led buy
& s Am3 M6nd ns aH sn nst week. Te
st5ck OF ribs May expected to show decrease Of
the stock Of pork decrease possibly OF 10000 barrels
on the puts Iu:y wheat closed at 7i'. cents
cents; calls 27i. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
OTHER MARKETS. TELEGRAPH

East Liberty. Penn. April 2i-Csttlr-Demand un-
changed. Hogs-Active: prime medium weights 81 2oa
%: yorlcri - 1884 20 fair workers.
s. ioas4 10 pigs So eoaS4: heavy hogs 81 13as4 20
roughs 81 75as3 40 Shcep-siow: clipped sheep choice
S, j0Qss co.. common. So 1oqs3 10 choice lambs s. 2oa
81 40 spring lambs S5ds7 90 veal calves. Sass 90
Kansas April 2s.-fattle unchanged. Hogs weak
SC lower; heayes 50 7oaSs packers 81 Goas3 -
mixed So 10aS3 So lights SO 6oiS3 ~; workers 50
So IN pigs So s5as3 20 Sheep steady Lambs SO 5oqs5
St Louis April 3.-Cattle-Steady for oil grades
fancy export s5as5 35 fa- 10 choice native ship
ping 81 25dS5 dressed beef and shipping 81 s50S 30
steers 600 N. 81 10 feeders 81 3j1si cows and
hefers 81 81 so Texas and Indian steers fed 81 6Of
grass S3GS3 50; and heers. S2HS3 30 Hogs
Steady on best lights; shade easier other grades
light So SJGS3 49, mixed So 70qs3 ej heavy 81 G0dSi
Sheep dull and steady. native muons. x4aSt 10. lambs
s. 5oS5 81; Texas sheep, and fed 81 1OuSi 90
spring lambs $6GSS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

FLOUR AND MEAL~-IThe -four marke; was stronger
a aea h was s hi sfI 400 Sts spSs patents 81 5
ss65 1000 bbs spring bakers. 81 76q$3 80; l5oO b6s
S Sbs extra sisaE N = 81 s. s G io 600 bis wne
s i29st RYE TI2TK5 d.9 spies 800 , 9Ps
DRIED = 1cl5si So as e brand. BAG MEAL-oniet
Slolel Fine white 1905 hns yei'8U 5254e e co..
co. Gyc: 100 ~ roc sharps I5as9c feed. 3oq32i2c
c,y Ltan. &c. oil meal so 5Oas2o 80: homny chop
',fIAIN- wIIEAT-For a shor, session the wheat
ket displayed unusual activity and strength this morning
winding lsa2c net ad'ence over last night TRADE
heaviest the close when bulls were stimulated
.ep f1 cspo4 Previous - this durTy the market
beer rather un-venrUi except for opening squirt on
LIVERPOOL more than equal 70 our !ae raiIy YESTERDAY
afternoon Afer this came the reaction May selling
down re SIS uns openg hsEc 20 eIT s au ia nS
ate realizing Dy early Ouyes fotssh houses ls1 sums
buying ORDERS N the speculative market but devoted them
ss!es chiefly 70 cash properly early cables was 70
poec bring accep,ances 10 most OF last nights offers
Another factor q Considerable help 70 the bulls this
SUNDAY aish be repeated AGAIN ms week patucdiaIy
advccs Indicated that Bulgaria is being talked OF
ton The interest. while believed TO very
extensive Al the nonert nevertheless hesitated 10 be
withdrew their lines quite literally The strength
Liverpool was credited by private advces quite much
cclsos and "aT talk Berlin markets were said q be
higher and french crop reports again unfayorsble
ana FOR the hot winds and unsayoraLIe outlook In
ouheG California excited little attention the trade
last 3U5 cars a year ago. There xera fe~ar
rain storms no;sd in he Norihwes but the weather
coasts according 70 "Braes;reet's" G54 go bush
OF whea, and nor. against 1874 900 the week before
shipments last week against $4,000 Bush year sg"
On the curb May sod up SO i3-IGc With reaction
export follows No herd s2rng p & bSsS AL f,r
, ,es e;sSs' 70 Northern spring 1000 bush private
direct ungaded 600 bush prisat. term. y Terms
No Northern quoted s'ssssc May aaoss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WEST SHOR.E R.K.

Trains leave W 42d 81. Station n. Y as follows and
10 m. carter from foot Franklin St
3;3O A. NJ. Daily. Local 70 Bufalo ,x
0f5 A. Il. Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse Koones
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland chicago
80 A; NJ Daily except SUNDAY. 10 Ca,,kn Mold
tains New-Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska,
Albany Utica. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George fa'lo'
Car albany. ,.
Rochest r. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and s.. Louis. ,,
7:f5 Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
and Buffalo. ,,--..-
S,I5 F. NJ Daij Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rocheser'
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit CeVelaha iii
and St Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and offices "
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Nanderi ilf-aVe. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

london. April N-Thc wool market during the last
quiet with little business transacted owing
Easter holiday. The arrivals date foT the third
series aggregate $50 '.6 bales. follows. New
South Wales AZ 100 bales. Queensland 22j1S bales;
Victoria. Gi2I1 bales. Tasmania 2.o3I bales; South
Australia 6Gll bales; West Australia. 4sd bales New
Zealand 81 062 bales: Cape Of Good Hope and Natal.
81 bales OF the above number about 81 900 bales
wei sent direct The weeks imports New South
Wales 4o52 bales; Queensland. s24 bales; Melbourne.
90 SIS bales South Australia 47i5 bales; New Zealand,
2O6 bales; Cape OF Good Hope ana Natal 800 bales
France aO7 bales Germany. 2l bales Spain ~ bales
Celon 34s bales sundres. $50 bales making total Of
- on I.1ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
On and after January - 1897,


Four tracks Automatic Block signals
On and after January - 1897, -
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST. =.
For Eaeon Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Cnun6 aci
$50 7:i5 $50 di:45 to Eas,on) A. NJ; 40 go fS
a 30 to Easton) 5:45 q 80 Alientown NJ sunday.
30 a. 70 Eason NJ. / co 80 p. NJ - a,
For Wikesbare Pittston and Scranpn s'io A. NJ
i:lO 1870 AIS p VI Sundays. 4.3O l. N. =, ga
For Reading 100 500 $40 1000 u 80 a; NJ s;,V
80 200 go 500 5:45. 900 p NJ UP nignt sln'
DAYS $40 A. NJ 100 200 800, $50 p ". l2;l5 ngh n
For Harrisburg 43O. 500. o:lo. II 30 A. N. l;iS
go 4:3O 500 545 P. NJ. 1915 night. sundays i'D
A. NJ, 100. 30 p NJ. 12:I5 night .,o On
For Sunbury Iewisburg and Wllismsport az ~ 80
o:iO A. NJ. 1910 1870 900 P. ". Sundays 4:5o A. NJ
500 4. NJ o.rx,
ALL RAIL ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GKoy 81 p, oc..,
Grove and points south Point Pleasant ~ ~
IOa5 A. NJ 30 i45 $40 70 Red Rank, 4lo. 40
53s 65 NJ. sundaye stops at lnenlaken ,or Asoufy
Park and Ocean Grove), 900 A NJ 400 T. n
For LAKEWOOD. -.
40 loA5 A. NJ" las. $40. $40 @os Saturdays on'"
For Toms River. Barnega, Park and Barnega' 49,
lOi5 A. NJ; AS. $40 p. I'M A.
For Atlantic City vineland and Brdget'n' $50 A. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabright sni Hishlani' .,
Navesnk 4:3O, $50; lO:to 81, ~ if'' no. NV
900 A. NJ 400 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April 2t--Four quiet and steady un-
changed: sales $50 bbs Wheat unsettled and hlsher,
spot month and May s3l4as3Ac: July Tol.amfc:
stock 40 5I bush sales 5000 BUSH southern whea bs
sample. NdS5c Corn nrm spot. month and May. 2 et@
2,l.c: June. cs.G2olsc July 3oc August 5o.MiiS
steamer mixed 2B1G26Xc: stock 1SI.202 bush safes,
10 600 BUSH Southern white corn Bic: do yellow &C.
oats firm: No white 25q26c No mixed 23lsT SI
stock l25 lO7 bush Rye strong. No nearby, i@niztc'
No Western. 424d42a.c stock 57oSs bush ,,ay tn,
god demand for grades choice timothy Sl3 asked
Grain freghis-Lttle doing. unchanged sugar strong
unchanged. Butter steady. unchanged Eggs steady 10
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
sOrITUERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April 24.-Cotton firm: middllng. 7 Lie
low, mlddng q lee: good ordinary q 5-l6c:
ccipts bales gross, e+ bales, exports the Con
tnoni $50 bales; sales 272 bales. spinners ~ bales
stock, Ga Gsl bales
Norfolk April 24.-Cottnn firm: middline. Dice; low
middlipg 5-6c good ordinary SIC. receipts, go bales
exports cOastwis Cos bales sales III bales stock. i0Io
bales
NeW-OTleans. April 2i-Coiton firm; mddlng j lGc
low mlddlng csc: good ordinary. Gisc receipts.
I2i bales gross l. 1872 bales. exports coastwse. -
bales: sales, H. 500 bales. stock. 1872 1913 bales
savannah April 2iootton steady. middlng, 7sc; low
midng csc; receipts. 49, bales, coastwise 451
bales, sales 81 bales. stock. Is iGi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO pHILADELPHIA. BALrIMoRE AND
For Phadeiphia. week days aSo 500 eo rsyT.;
u 20 Dining carr A NJ 100 zoo I'D 30 % o 90
Psrlor carr 100 800 Dining Car. 800. 80; 80 r.
N - 10 night sundays 43o. 900 1000 Il 30 Dining
car, A. NJ 200 800 500 Dining CaD p NJ i2'l9
night. 1T, -. an 900,
II 70 Dining Car A. NJ 200. 800 800 Dining Cao
P NJ. 1915 night Sundays 1000 u 20 Gpnins Ca'
A NJ 200 800 dining Can p. NJ. 1915 night ,
Tickets and parlor-car seats can be secured AZ 100, %
Liberty ST. ii3 l72 26l 434 ga 40 la25 BF9ad"ay,
~ eth Az 81 Fast if.h 81. i53 East 10Th ST.. 20
West 2ih St. PSI coumbue Az. New YORK; Soar'
{, SEQ Fulton St BROOKLYN % Broadway, Williamsburg
Tn. NewYork Transfer Company Will csi for and cheek
baggage from hotels or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

Through trains eave New-lulk loot OF Chanbers-st,
rs follows ami minutes earlier from West 23d-st
.,Oo A. N,--Nest.b ulcd Express daily FOR Walerly
Bnghamtun Emlra buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
s;no p NJ Parlor ear 10 Buffalo.
rulO r. M.-Nestbued Limited fast mail Daily SOLID
train for Chicago Chautauqua Lake, arrives Cleye
Iva 40 A NJ Chicago. L. VI. Seepers 10 Chicago
CIeveIand and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-.en - V-BufaO and Cleveland Vesbued Express
Mi, arrives Buffalo 7:l5 \. NJ. Bradford -i5 A ~
Jamestown $50 A. NJ, Cleveland i:i5 p. NJ sleepers
TifaIo and Cleveland. making direct connections for De-
ttoit Chicago and the West
p M.-Nia ChsutauQua Lake and Niagara Falls
DoIiv solid train to Chicago. Seepers TO Hornellsvie
chicago and Cincinnati pnins Car ~ .
yr,Irk FITS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
arcommodatIons AZ III il3 26l. iOl and 95I Broai-
-, ,oT ;,owery l56 East l23th-st and 81 West l23ih-
~ chamber. and West 23d-st ferries New-York. 1888
ana 7oG Fuitor-st 06 Broadway Brooklyn. 200 Hui-
80 Hoboken. and Jersey City Station Westcou
rxpress calls and checks baggage from hotels and
residences TO dsstn Ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
Railroads..
"AmGsicA.s oREArEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE F0UR.TRRCK TRUNK LINE.

tT6 TUUH' nFDn 'uUNN IIUSs
FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID STREE..
$3.50 A. M-Escept sunday Empire State E1 Pres.
Easiest train In the world STOPS at A0an t D. NJ
asars F %nH 'Sossep.' This train limited to
oaO 4 M-Dsiy' Fast Mail for PoughkespsIs A sa p,
Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara ""'
1880 A. M-Excep, Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
100 PFor,ani Nsw-Y9rk State points n.a For Column
bus Cincinnati. Indanapois and ST. Los'' Roehes
at at P 9uS Albany. Utica Syracuse
loo Mpy Chicago Special for p Sorshse SsH.
Albany, Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse
$3.50 ? M:-E1cept Sunday Yves, Point P0osnKeep'''
$3.50 MGDaiy. North shor. Limited Due i prsrot
$50 a. m. Chicago 4:3o p. m. stops a' "'''''
600 sM3 sspsps oF n as?Ss T'sy dsssss
e2' Troy Burps;s"a F 6;ss
1870 ,n1 T9ay anIo Nis @S,css Fans Stops
ooo PPoHS1tssPss %issns Ttss Car passengers
and for aG' Pol9,, on Fall D'00S ,.,,orn
o' ysssss Ps:
'so 14ssa3 RIf an. sss principal ssssS
sunday night, ~' Sun Sunday nights Chicago 'eeper'
ooo or ana az s & P iMTnnpaiy ..cep, Sunday to
o,. Ptsaeld via Harlem Diysons and tn. B.rk
: hr1 mig NIs IA 4RsfSs P r.
"fS' 'a a. f S a v
n Gs Eey raD a Read d, This the only line
ram TsSnsi Pa%Ss 2sS trains
"% WasaS win es an Central station
2 Az BT9adWy 81 Ess and "a sh s
ION NewYork 1913 and 1876 Futonst. and loe Broadway
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the west
JoHN NJ Tor-cEY GEORGE II DANIELS,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

45s Hans-short cut "A TO 10 ID. firm 43s od %" ~
Cumberland cut % 30 II, Arm 29s short fio ~ n,
~ long middles, light ~ 70 % ~
steady aIs i1nr clear ndies heavy 40 to ~ H. steady
mlddlce heavy, 4j TO 30 10 steady sSs "a
2 to IL NJ. firm 2Gs Cd Iard.Prme Mes'ermd , Io
ored steady 5Gs Cd Tall0w-Prime city FIRM lSs %
Cotonseed oII.verpco refined firm, los 3D. Turpcn,hc
Spirits firm EOS Cd Rosin-Common frm. Is Io'su
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Ocean Gteamers.

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Ems May Is, 10 A. NJ Kaiser. June ~ 10 A. NJ
Vera. MAY % 10 4 NJ Ems .1une ~ 10 A. NJ
OELRICIIs & co . BOWLING GREEN.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

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Pacific Coast steady, 73H35s Beef-Extra India mess
firm SOS 3D. prime meas nrm AIS 81. Pork-Primo
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foot OF Liberty St. y. err Of y J. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination.