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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
CLOSING rRIcEs OF pnILApELpmA STOCKS.
ElRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June .3.--Amount II bullion gone into the
Bank Of England balance to-day. 80 600 Spanish
Az a. Gold quoted Rome to-day lOi 40 holiday
az Iuenos Ayres and Lisbon.
D. m-1he market for American securities developed
decided strength to-day general speculative demand
Tho tone was firm and the demand fair Consos f.r
cunsols the il3
l2ss; Canadian Pacific. cas-; - Paul common. s3ls
Illinois Central. 09'a Louisville o2 Mexican Central new
As 1is; NeW York Central iOj. Erie. lI7a. PENNEY
N.n.a az. Reading. lN Erie LIST preferred. 3ii. Mex
loan ordinary .O' Bar silver quiet ~ HiGd per
Money "A per cent. The ~ IN the open
market for both short and three months bills j. /
per cent.
Parts June ~. y. m.-Three per cent routes. los
francs 57i, cenmes for the account Exchange Ioa
don % francs 10 confines for checks
Berlin June 26-Exchange on London. 20 marks 80
pfennlngs Tor checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
For Philadelphia, week DAYS. $3.50. SEQ. 300 loIn
lao DINING c,rl l. a. 1920 goo $3.50. 400 BUFFET
parlor carr 40 500 dining carr 600 73o 200 r NJ
12l5 night. SUNDAYS 43p 900 1000. I'D tDlnlns
can A. NJ. 900. 100 500 dining Car) &c" L. NJ LID
night. 49, -, eoo ,ooo
II 80 Dining Carr \ NJ. 200 $50 500 Dining Car,
T. -, T. NJ l2:l5 night. Sundays 1900. 1880 Dnng
can /. ". 900, 800 Dining Car) GOO T. NJ. LID
nleht. - =, ., -. -. -,
Liberty St ll3 l72 2Gl. 43i. ati. lilo 323 Broad
VA, 137 SIN AVE. 81 East i4h 81. l53 East 10Th St..
af3 Nest i21th St. 81 Couinors Aye New YORK; :
St. So Fulton 81 roHyn; ~ broanW ava " ~ ~.
and check baggage from hotels or residences . des'na-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
range Of contract prices follows:

1OFTEF-rhe coffee arket 10 "OTS WlthlH
ve-y changes and shows only small volume or
trading At opening call p-lces points higher
<1- contracts, while the 90 the list was I'M
Ct auscf Scarcely any changes made for the rest
Of the finally showing net
changed prices decline OF points; total sales. l2,so
al appended. Cables Disappointing; 50
spot demand and local sentiment continues bear
,sh Iu, supposed 20 be accumulation Of
ehort interest the American visible supply con-
firues on the decrease bears disposed to be pr
den, and Inclined ihan increase their
lines The market spot coffee continues dull
inav unchanged prces-NO Rio. Ti2c No santos. SC.
invoice lots Of importance we're reported Mild
coffee ruled quiet. quotations follows Maracabo
common 10 good 1Od1lc; good Cucuta l3ssal4c: la
Guayra-Caracas llalsl4c: Porto Cabelo luqlGsc;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1872 aC'4c: Rogota. H2Ql9c:
Mexlcan-Corioya l1al7iRc; Oaxac9; n'zgl9c Central
Acknowledgements ordinary. eiic fair TO good. li'2
al7ec prime 70 choice; l7sQ2lc: East lndan-lntsT9r
2442c: fancy 2103Oc JaVas. 2ic; AnsosuIa. Ia Ice
Mocha. i9Gleisc. \ cable from Wellens.en Kr9use q
90 OF Batavia CNeVaier Bros. says According 10
Iadang coffee sale 10 be held on the
oOh mat will comprise about 1000 picus, as follows;
@ SD, interiors Mandelhing. coo AnkOla. 100 Aver
arcis and 400 Ianar. Deliveries from wdreh luses. more
nartjc,.av ~ NewYOrk. have been very heavy during
ihc las. three weeks. and There is little doubt that
!. new record will be established this month. Receipts
as week and far week have reached nearly 100000
haas stock OF HavIe this week T. 100000 bags.
con,nared with $1,000 bags last week. or the former
so.,n 4g bags and Of the latter $4,000 bags
Brazil coneo. <,,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

Doeton June o5.-'"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow Of the wool market; The market
continues active. Foreign wool f. still being bought
largely for speculation but the sales include larger
proportion woods The rates cf last wear are
fuiv nantlire. New fine medium territory Is selling
on Of 3Gf37c clean In the West +, is being held
~ ioG4ic 81 an delivered in Boston Receipts II for
clen wool continues heavy and storage Tor it - being
sought ~ far Lowell. The sales Of the week are:
2>5OuOD domestic and 3SJGO0) ~ foreign. against
2H4iOpO n domestic and 100000 II foreign last week
and gS1 SOC u domestic AM 633O0 ~ foreign for the
same week last year. The sales date show IN
Of Al ebieoO 10 domestic and - 252 900 u FOR
elyn from sales the date in lS6 The receipts
90 show increase q 2,2i3 bales domestic and
bales foregn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
WEST SFCRE R.K.

Trains leave ". i2d 81 station. y. y. as follows ana
10 m. earlier from foot Franklin 81:
:,:.,v \. NJ. Daily Local - Buffalo.
IOI5 \ H. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo CleVe-
land, Chicago. -.
::; 4. 81 Day. except Sunday q Catskin Mountains
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mianewaska Aloany
Itlca Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. PaTor car %
Albany. ~ -.....
Goo r. NJ Daily Albany. Montreal. Uica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA Fails. toronto pe''0'-
Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis
.:i5 p NJ Daily. except sunday. for syracuse hoe"e'
Ter and Buffalo. 49, - ,.....,.,
buffalo. Niagara Falls, Tor5n'o Detroit, Cie'e'ah''
Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels and oflces.
C. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
5 Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo o:'5 =. u. Pullman ves;ioge Day
Ia carte Connects Buffalo with through seepers 10
Detroit and Chicago.
sI2:25. 1910 +. W daily. excep: sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and in -rInsllate points.
FI2;5J. I;IJ j. NJ. sundays only, FOR EASTOS.
MATCH Oh NIX. and the coal branches -
40 40 j. NJ daily. except sunday. f'r WILKES
BARRE PITTsTON. SCRANTON. snd qrncipa. inter-
mediate stations Connects FOR all points In coal regions;
chair for Wikesbarre. -
s:.:55 A;IO p NJ. daily. except sunday for WILKES.
BARRE PITTsToN. SCRANTON and principal inter.
Connects foc eli points In Goa. regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wikestarre.
s4:5J. 5;I5 r. ~ daily FOR EASTON ard Inter
mediate stations.
'5:55 G:IO p ~ daily. excep. Sunday. Express for
SlatngtOn principal intermediate stations CONNECTS
Reading and Harrisburg Chair car = Slatingt1n
"G,55. ZOO p. ". daily foi BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestihuls
train ~ Y Chicago Sleepers Buffalo and Toronto
s7:55, 500 F. ~ dailt except sunday storping MY
at SOUTH PIAINFIELD, EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAUCH CHUNK. T.. & b. JUNCTION. SAlRE, CEN
EVA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. AID BUFFALO. Pull
man Sleeper Buffalo None but sleep.Egcar passengers
's.55. $500 r n. daily, far. ITHACA GENEVA
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points Pullman s~ep@rs t. W-f-sharre and Iinaoa
Additional local trains uaN, exc pt sunday: Tor ~ 80
BROOK and iI,ermediate points leave - .ll0%s; -?
900 4. NJ. -l55 30 800 20 ana '1:'5 $50 ?. ~
Tickets ard Pullman accommod ia ~ at III 25l 20
st l2T P0wery. -. =: SEQ Fulton St. Court ST., %
BROADWAY ana BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
y Transfer g. Will call or and check baggage from
,,-..f ff.rra q. 10 iogf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

. DyrRTIsF.MrN1s ana subscriptions The Tr.b-
n une received their Uptown Once, No l2i2 Broad
nav ~ door north 3st-st until O'Clock ?. M; ad-
vertisements received Mt the following branch offices az
regular Office rates until o'clock p M w: - Stl-
ave @ cor 23dst.: 1872 6thave, cor 18th ST. Macy 3
Cth l4th-s 142 Counbus-avs near West 0et,
lOB 42l-s 9th ave: % East l4ta-st 2o'
West 4od-st between It'll ard sh ayes: 100 EASY i'on
St; 1925 3i-ave. between 18TH and tltn sts lU-o
Ist-ave.. Slh-st; 600 3D.
eye near 4Ist-st 55t 3d-ave.: 60 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
BALTIMORE 2. CHIC.

CHICAGO D. ~. and l2:l5 night
PITTSBURG $40 ex Sun. sun. 1915 night
CiNCINNATi. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. p m.
WASIIINGTON BALTIMORE. 500. 10 dining Carr
u 30 a M dining carr. . $3.50 Dining carl. Dining
Carr r. M 1918 night; Sunday. 10 Dining Carr 1870
A. m Dining Carr. Dining Carp. dining Carr. q
D. m. 1915 night.
NORFOLK IL 80 q. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper 500 m daily.
All trains are illuminated with Pirtsch Light 49,
Onices: 49, l!2. 26l. 434 40 Beay; 81 F. i4th 81
fo7 Rowerv n Y: 3i4 Fulton St. BROOKLYN; station
foot ~ Liberty St. r. r. Of ~ J. Baggage checked
from hoe, or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
con.twse. LOO sales sas 1915 bales: spinners. 1913

Norfolk June :5.-cotton steady mIdd.ing. 7'sc; low
nidiing 7ic: good ordinary 0-l6c Exports coastwise
10 b9les sales IL bales: stock. 356s bales Weekly re
cep 3a2 bales: exports VVastwise 80 paes sales AZ
bales. 80 ,..- 49,. .t,,,,z n ,c,.
low uidding Use: good ordinary. 61l-lSc. Receipts =
baes exports the Continent l5i bales; coast"s 90
balls sa.es 800 bales stock 1888 ba'es. Weekly net
rfccInts 23 bales gross 3335 bales exports TO Great
britain 500 bales the Continent. 1921 bales. coast
wise . .9i bales: sales 3.fOo bales.
savannah June 25.-Cotton quiet and steady; m.ddng
7Nc low mddling. &c. Receipts 20 bales exports coast-
sn 5o1 bt sales so b. stock b. C5l bales Weekly
receipts SO bales: exports ccastwise 1913 bales sales
1SS bllcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

DRUGs-in all departments of the drug there
slow trading BIye's were cprtaiiing purchases
As a r;e pressing their holdings FOR sale the
inare in the main siesdy we quote; Opium cases.
So 2oas2 81: tobblng. 50 %4S:5O; powdered S3Q& 20;
,norhne bulk s. 10dsl 50: ounce Vas. 81 15Qsl -.
efcftSs 81 g54s2 10. qunine. domestc bulk iInlSc;
.oTsgr hlix l3dIsc. There important changes
in roofs or essential oils since last report,
FLOUR AND MEhIl-Spring patents held 100
I3o higher today. and saabe ar 54l0c advance over
,esecdavs prices Influenced by the nrnness la wheat:
spring grades up In proportion but Wintc- wheat
Nour not appFecaby affected Spring patents Sass -
winter patents 81 3jTs4 20: winter s,Taghts s. $50
81 20; spring clears. So j0Gs3 Gj. extra No winter
20 5Os3 extra No winter SO 3oQ$S 20. RYE
COENMEAI~-Dull Quoted; ln-Grcd. 81 e'gS1 20
= brand. BAG NEAj.-Sieady; fine Wl'to 75c.
quoted 10 ~ and ~, Writer buk 5oga5,. spring
..3j2isc ~ GD0Gjc feed, AZ 5Oc, c.sy braa.
57isgSOc: homny chop. iIl4c
CRAIN-WHEAT--Tn wheat market was affected 10.
them being a Of July snort which started carly
buying traders and kept the market above ssr
fur;her rains IN the winter whee belt and
ness in Liverpool, although the advance abroad has
entirely Kept pace with the recent Jumps side
during last day French market orenca
and closed practically unchanged from night
Price Mccormick Co. foreign crop prel!.trd ina
the French Indian Yields wQnla iau cor siGerai,Iv
below the average while in Rurnanla Bulgsr,a Jtav
and Austria rains. hail and drouh. respectively have
caused immense damage. Domestic reports from che
wheat districts except where showers delay
ing farm work. The quality u wheat row being gath
years. and in 10 exceed the average Chicago
received n sample Of Kansas hard vhea, today that
weighed CT N 70 the Sisiiel and offered Sen
,eDher price. The outlook ia western Kansas j. said
be she best known. ami nothing but hail
iut II. Local speculation largely IN Tho July option
which showed the widest variations one tine
r. ove:. The trade IL alprebensiye concerning
The July situation Chicago and looks for stirring times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26

cases 1894 Wisconsin Havana, at e}c; o. chss
1896, Pennsylvania Havana, az i-,. ~
PENNSYLVANIA seed. lie. and 10 cases lS't
lie. steady with sales OF lou of.s
15cGs1 10 in bond, and % sumatra' nj ~ ~"
81 % In bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
IRON Pier = y. r. foot Of Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Normanfis,
Rumsor Beach. Sea5rlgh Monmouth Beach ard Long
branch 100 900. lloo y u. lco 200 S:S' 49,
For Flberon Ash;ry Park Ocean Grove ard points
south to Point Pleasant. 400 4. NJ. 1oo. 200 S43
.2n no T. ~ sundays stops Interaken FOR Asbury
Park AMI Ocean Grove. too T. "
For Lakewood Toms River. Bagnegat Park and Bar.
reaat 4 20 \. NJ. 100 34i i. VI. .
For Atlantic city Vneand and BrtdgetOn 40 A. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
eo, -rf,rpS coTToE MARNErs.

Galveston June - cotton firm midtl'ng. 0-i0c low
Iniidling 3-lGc: good ordinary 1916 Net receipts,
lO. bales gross lo2 bales. sales 20 ba.es spinner
bales stock bales Weekly net receipts I9j bales;
gross 100 bales; exports TO Great briialn' 21 bales;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF West Twen,y-,hira Street ana
Desbrosses and CortlaDdt Streets
Streets I'VE minutes than given below for
yyenty-ihi street , station.
New York % Pitsburs. Sleeping Car Pittsburg to
@ Chicago; NJ Coz. coaches 70 Plttsbqrg
DIS a. ~ PEXNsYLvANIA LIMiTED.-Puilmsnn' Com.
Psrimcnt seeepns Dining, SMOKING and Observations
,"ipos c cHicha6 g sx Lo s4 ro,,rs
5.55 =. ". WESTERN EXPREss~For Cleveland. Chi.
7IS r. 81 soGTawE ESTE S'T E&phEss-ror cncn.
7rnsn,' nd,sna Pirit S. LogIs
Chcayo. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH
q q S2 s9 pning CAP i9sS a. M rs ls
Az (Dinng carr, 81 Dining carr. s.55 .. m. u 10
night night SUNDAY. s25 20, 1888 N. @.i5 consrss,
carr 455 dining ~, So, D. H., 70 10 night ''''hs
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. 425 p M. IL 10 nigh,
ATLANTIc. COAST LrNE.-Express, o2S a. m and SIS
ciEsHPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILwAY.-4.5s p m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORfOLK.-7.55 a n
ATANrc s3 ~ p @ Ss aaa corand Streets, o0v
Long Branch AsbGTy PARK Gnteraken sundayo. oc.a,
Grose ana Point Peasant from Desbrosses and Cort-
aa s,feeL9 9n'yJ . 10 a. m I2lO go. $40 -
s,. rs -. E sss s rnt I. pan5. Limited.
Hnias g {J , i%55 .I I'3 a. ~ is5s -; z $
9[1 ~ - s-SS9 p r., l2lg S.s.;. suncsys. el5.
carr 800 Dining can. 40. 7.55 SIS D. m, L. %
Ticket Offices Nos |6 9i4 1875 1893 Ill and oGi Broad
way; As'or House Wet Tweay-Ll Station:
and foot Z Desbros~es and Cortland Streets
brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn. Station jersey City
The New York Transfer Company viii call FOR and
check baggage from hotels ana residences through 70
j. 3. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. June 25-FIour dull unchanged. Wheat
August Gs7,aC9.c; september Gs9 aGssc; stock 1897
bush; sales 1000 bush; Southern wheat by sample a
81 July sg2gGi Auss V SOCK Se' ega s7
bush sales 5000 bush; Southern white corn, slanS2c;
do yellow. 339335c Oats steady No white. 25'2l26e;
no n siE asaass: 10 western 5ssaass stock
S 6g6 Hay 'ead Shoe ,%o'hy s ss
eggs and steady unchanged whiskey unchanged.
naf o 3 5gn Met " ngi 6 som se ns
7s'c: No Northern Old I9Fsc; new 7j'se Winter wheat
Corn dull but firm 80 yellow 29ac; No yellow 2Sa.
2c: 10 S21n ~ s s's s'r" DO an! 70
mixed 2i'ac: No mixed 2g2a2oc; Rye du,i; NO In
store isle Canal freishs firm unchanged Flour hrfn;
chicago, June o5.-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
Wheat. No. .: o2oni1s. Highest Love-, co'.rg
I Isy G s'sf5G e4aadi-. g., di.
December ......... G6'. ao6's ces ee'. co.,
Corn. No. .:
Juno ............ 24Na24s e5a25l- 24asq24 247.@25
JAY .......... 2t-,a25 25,sa25l. 2rsa25 ~.
Oats No .:
s s:3g :::: li: IS: Isl; Is. !:
Mess pork. per bb
s s:g HIM: So SIS. ' Is sc
Lard. per 100 70
OK ::::.::: ss;F:: s% s# sf::: s &c
Short ribs. per 100 ID
s ssy .::::: -. ts s.. e ts s.
Cash quotations were az follows: Flour steady; 70 2
Tng y5eq re- a. 40 S s5aS Wh SG %eoS ~
30 3 white b. 20. g49c ~ rye b.: 10 : barley
timothy Hr SOD m s. mess Short R9r ribs s sides sO oS. s SOC
sides boxed, 4SsQ4ac; whiskey dsors' finished goods
od Ge'n nshane. 's ay the the Glitter ast ar
s.e Esss drm ;' fresh "1 si.c ''- '''
Cincinnati June 2T2nr quiet s'cafy ac Wsfa a9 %st
firm, No mixed 2lc. rye easy ~ !? 3ie Lard qgie
81 - Bulk meats strong - i0aA 90 Bacon urn.
S g, y.': sugar ga, hTm. Eggs easy, 7iac.
Milwaukee, June 25.-wheat higher; 40 spring. 7ic
30 Sr,n easier; No whc &is62l,c barley firm
and active No .. 34p35c sample. 2o95ic Rye steady;
Mnneapos June @'TFour g q y Bran in
5a@f 7 i75e' '"' '-'' ''''''' ~
Philadelphia June 25-whsa 80 higher: contract
G9s.c; September nominal. Corn steady; 80 mixed.
noI Oats unchanged: X = white June and July 35ig5t
2ic August 2g425c; Septem,er. 2ii.92jc Butter firm
iennsyyania prints iGs: Do Wss'ern Prints 5e Egs'
"' Rcanei Sugar et bnt tdI Coton u un
changed. Taiiow quiei al former rates. Live poultry
oa dressed Io1Iy, @ ,a G,'81d i9|is choice
quality i7a2oc.
St Louis. June 25.-Flour dun steady and unchanged
Wheat-Spo, dull. STEADY No ret cash elevator 75c
bid track 7rHSoc July G7a,c asked August csc: sep
enber. GG',nGGi sc. Corn-Spot easy: 80 . cash 29r
22i.c: September. 9iisc bid Oats-Spot duil steady
No cash. re bid: July. lSi,c September Isc hi
Bran dull. weak: saclcd east track worth nominaliy
creamery 1oi4Qi5isc; dairy GQ1li.c Eggs firm no
ass Lard oasier prime steam 50 I'D choice. SO -
Tacon-Hoxcd shoulders. s. gu short clear and
ribs s. %: shorts 81 G2 Dry salt meats oyeI shout
crs - IS: short clears. 81; ribs = l2 shorts
81 ST..
Toledo juno 25-Whea; Dun: 80 = cash. susc: July
7orsr com DAN. steady: No mixed 25,c. Oats steady
iuI. No . mixed. 1870. Rye quiet; No . cash. Bic
Cioyerseed dun, STEADY: prime October. 81 -. OF un-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
lERlG.i VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West pa St. Pena. r. b. Cortland:
Dsstrosscs -.
'Indicates time from Wes I'D g. O,ter figures
time from Co.tartt Desbrosses -.
'G:iJ, 6:fO 4. ". daily Sunday 1915. A. NJ fo-
NAECH CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
1906. sif5 4. W daily ~ WlIfESBA ARE. scRAN-
TON week davsJ. ETMGPA f~eek days. ITHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and West principal local points dining car and
chair % Puna!0.
'IOi2J. 1890 A. N. Sundays only for Bouni Brock
and interrnediti- stations
"IO,25. 1880 A " daily. except Sunday. fer MAucH
CHUNK and Intermediate points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on ard after June o. 1891.

"a -.
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
43O 11i $40 =. NJ. G2DO VI. o. Easton), 40 100.
4:i5 o43o to Eason) 5:45 C:3o TO Allentown. p n:
Sundays 400 600 Ea5ton) A. NJ. 100. o;3o. 600
=. VI 80, =,
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton, 9:io A NJ.
10 1 30 4:i5 L. NJ SUNDAYS. 30 4. NJ
For Reading at $50 500 9:1o. 1890. 100 A. NJ.
1:lO 80 200 400 1870. 5:i5 900 r. NJ Il Is night.
Sundays 4:So A. NJ. 100 200 300 go GOO 7. NJ.
FIR Harrisburg at 43o. 500. o:lo 1880 n NJ. 40.
1890, 43o. 90 ?. A. i2;i3 nsh sundays SO n NJ
loo 80 geo = ~. l.. night
For Sunbury Lewishure Wliiamsport. az so. 500
G:io A NJ 40 1870 800 +. VI. Sundays. 4:3O a. NJ.
GOO p. ". o,r,-
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK ooean
Cr-ve and points south - Point Pleasant 43o, ~,
1870 II 80 A. NJ 20 Saturdays ony). 80 2:l5 35o
400 o}o Red only. 445. 80 6l3 600 saiur-
davs oulvl T. " sundays. a lnteraken for As.
bury park ana ocean Grove 9i5 \ ~; 30 400 p IL
For LAX .Aooi Toms River BarncSat Park. and Barre-
cat $50 $50 \. NJ. 30. 40 p. NJ "a o.
For Atlantic City, Nineland. and Bridgeton 43o A M
For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh'. and IIlghlan6s Of
Navcsirk 43O $50 II 30 A. NJ, 1870, i5. o;l5 p. II.
Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
NEW-YORK PRICES.

Receipts b-eadstuns at interior points III a.. hush MS
last three ciphers Oo0 omitted. flour pps' h'" ~
folloy
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-28
A BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
The Seaboard Airline and the Balti-
more and Ohio to Combine IN Form
ing Through Line From New York
TO the Far South


Raleigh. n. c., March 26.-From per
sons interested, it is learned that an ex-
tremely important railway deal is being
arranged between the Baltimore and
Ohio railway and the Seaboard Airline
by which both attafns an object-tha
Seaboard to get into New York, which
it will do over the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks, while the latter will enter the
South, using as much as it desires of the
Seaboard's tracks.
1t is also learned that the Baltimore
and Ohio is at the back OF the building
of the short line from Richmond to
Ridgeway, which will reduce the distance
between Raleigh and Richmond by forty
miles. Under the arrangement made,
these roads will jointly use this short
line and also the Seaboard tracks from
Ridgeway to Hamlet. The Baltimore
and Ohio will purchase the Palmetto rail-
way from Hamlet to Cheraw, and from
the latter place will build to Columbia
or Augusta, most probably to Columbia,
as there it will connect with the South
bound railway. 1t has proposals from
two or three roads at Columbia.
In case the Baltimore and Ohio de-
sires it can use the Seaboard's tracks
into Atlanta, but the construction Of the
line above described seems to be agreed
on. The Baltimore and Ohio has secured
charter for line south from Cheraw.
An official of the Baltimore and Ohio
has been here, in cognito, and has also
been over the entire proposed line.
The link between Ridgeway and Rich
mond can quickly be completed. About
half is graded and the stone piers across
the Roanoke are built. Under arrange
ments made both the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Seaboard Airline can run
solid trains between New York and points
in the far south via Raleigh.
The Baltimore and Ohio tried some
years ago to get into the south via. the
Roanoke. and Southern, but this plan
failed. The new movement is Of great
importance and interest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-28
WHEN SAM JONES PREACHED

When Sam Jones preached the gospel,
they came-a motley band
n pilgrimage Of people, bound for the
promised land;
The land that's still beyond that stream
whose waters rough and wide,
Leads to the walls of glory just on the
other side.
When Sam Jones preached the gospel,
it seemed the light came down
And all the lilies of Gods love doomed
in the thorniest crown;
And the sun streamed on the morning.
and many fearful eye
Followed his footsteps to that land
''where our possessions lie"
When Sam Jones preached the gospel,
over the city's strife,
There cleaned, and dreamed, and stream
ed a tide of everlasting life!
We saw--even in the darkest day-and
in the stormiest night,
Sweet fields arrayed in living green and
rivers Of delight"
When Sam Jones preached the gospel. 4
Away with grief and loss!
Is there lonely road? At last
it leads to Calvary's Cross!
And the night is light! and light anC
light the solemn darkness gives:
] know that Gods above us, and ''my
Redeemer lives!'
Frank L. Stanton.