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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF ChambsrsG.
follows and nve minutes earlier from West 2sdsti
Rinxhamton Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
500 +. NJ Parlor Buffalo.
$500 Il. M.-vestbued Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train FOR Chicago Chautsuqua Lake arrives Ceve-
ia A NJ Chicago, r. NJ Seepers Chicago.
CLEVELAND and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
40 r. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestibuled Express
pav arrives Buffalo T:l5 a. NJ. Bradford ':l5 A. ~,
Tamestown SIS A. NJ. Cleveland i:i5 p NJ seepsre -
buffalo Cleveland making direct connections Tor ~
troit Chicago and the West.
san p M-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails
psy Solid tram 10 Chicago. sleepers 10 Hornslisv.a
Chicago ana Cincinnati. Dining Car -
S1,Ic,k ETs Local, TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L Recommendations at Ill ia 26l 4oi and 1871 Broad
~av 1877 Rowery East i25th-st and 81 West iDth-
az Chambers and 23d ferries. New York 30
ana T28 Fulton-st-. 100 Broadway brookyn; SO hud.
FMprrss calls for baggage from hotels ~
residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

Cash quotations toll9Ts Flour quiet rather
easier No 'p Yo Ted ss gssc No corn 23
:4,c No yellow ?tls g24nc no oats I.Hdossc' 10
White B. x S2g2i 6aIlsy no nominal Hns \. ssasss
10 ap9 ks 8 i 5SsT a 2i% per '% 100
81. short ribs sides noosHl. 81 5oas4 - dry saHd
shoulders ooIe Gn ihos sood. per Sa s.
sugars cut loaf s. 80 granulated 81 a. on ne pT9
dnsr iS1sc. diaries sa8c Cheese weak. lolaS
lie Eggs steady; fresh si.as'3c
cincinnati Flour CUTE: oE Via gal aU oa, Ar arm
40 mixed &c Rye firm 70 $sq IS eacd Ta s at
., B % %5..S 11 81 f Is sSs' quiet
Tggs arrner TIE. Cheese steady.
MyaaEs Mag "a, c6H1 s.ad ST' 10 '' oas da
9,aS2c Rye lower; No 1. 35isc.
Minneapolis, May wheat dull Ma NAY 7o+c xJ July.
co., Sen,amber 64Ac. No hard. I2sc; NO Nor'h-
eTn' iOT.c
Philadelphia May swhest and i;c higher r Con
tract gT95 -fsasy 80 mixedlIay 2sq2sc JUNE July
August nominal oats uncsap nonna stter STEADY
raneg % obbns Isa22c Eggs n French nearby and
and Nos Ii and r. 1-6c higher cotton uncaansa 40
5 3T '! eaac dark d. cakes sTssie 2 Cd
Lave poultry arm and r5. fowls as spring chickens
26c pressed poultry steady aT ,s a.na Wlstern den
.rsb, sizes 9oac do i5aisc nearby DO as to
Size and quality. 250Joc.
G, Louis Nav 5-Flour dull; unchahsSu' o.
spot higher No elevator stf is9S ran a1gss
T4c bid septembe~ ~ hid Corn 3,snsr ,t no Sn
ash Ie{c bid Iuiy, isl-c Butter steady cream
eS1 Pal dairy. 6Gl2c Eggs hrm s' sofss on
~ 90 30 s,stdy standard johhlng - sutSo W
,g steady: prime steam 81 81 choice - ~ rh,
Ne' 49,, az so Dry salted meats Boxed shoulders
- -" short clears. s. ribs s. l23 shorts " 70
Toledo Nav 5-wheat higher arm cash ana wa. May:
--itc. september. Tic. Corn active. steaoy
- nixesi a4isc; No corn, @3tc; No yellow -oS
ycliow 2sIsc NAV 2i.c oats dull steady; No
"a IL. No , white. zoe July ,sc, Rye duI' NO =
ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nav s. 3:45 p. m.-CIosins; Wheat-spot
No Q rcd western winter. stock No l red Northern
spring dull 81. cOrn-spot American mixed new new
~ ana. Tune "a sd July % Cd Flour-S Louis fancy
w,nter dun az SIS 81. Hops at London, Pacific coast,
s,nody az g0Gsos Beef firm. extra India mess. 50s 80
prime mess. l7s 81 Pork nrm prime ness fine West
a., 5os. medium Western, ABS HamsShort cut II 10
"a ~ steady N AS Bacon-Cumberland cut, % 20 30
N duI AT Dos rib ~ 10 ~ 10 easy at U.s. long
rIear nidale. light dun 26s Al. long clear
midiles heavy 40 to i5 n. easy at 25s' short clear
N. AZ lbs I'd, clear bellies
80 -, 4. m easy at 2Is shoulders square IL TO u 10
aasv at 9Ip 81 Lard-Prme Western dull az Us 50
Sss steav. American finest white and coored. 5ss Cd
aIlow- prime city duh lis 3D. Cottonseed OLIVER
rooi refined Arm i5s I'd. Turpentne-Spirts nrm al
ois Rosln Common Arm at Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May 5Tae wool auction sales were conengs s
,cp more spirted the tone was hreI Win pits
sI,gbtIy dearer There Increased american ga
slsi'S cv,h Australian wo0.s show improvement ana
,ara taken mostly By the home trade Inc tonhen.s'
49, IN 80 t.,rybt good selection. The offerings asgre-
49, % 3S5 bales OF which 900 bales we're withdra"h
Following are the sales in detail; . .sa, a..
W. soItb Walas FAB bales: secured. edgls "a
greasy 4fsiad , cusS,. IA. gr.asv
81. d9d -., s,e1. I'D. greasy 81. a
South Australia I42 bales: secured is i2dals ID
Tsst Australia O45 bales: secured sGlled greasy
4i&G74d. aga .,... .oo,ras -u9ttS. greasy 81.
G9d. 49,. Natal Al, haia.. scoursd Tan
Il 2,sd; greasy. 81. a6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W 42d ST. station. y. Y. as follows. and
IS m earlier from foot Franklin ~
1870 A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo. -. 49,
o,ia A NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
,sr Buralo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
II::i5 A NJ Daily except sunday. 10 cstsxil Noun
,a'ns New-Patz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnew aska,
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Parios
e,OO p NJ paily for Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
7,tS p ~ Daily except Sunday for Syracuse Rocheo-
ter and Buffalo 80
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
cago and 81. Louis
Time tables principal hotels and Offices.
& e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
5 Nanherbit-avs. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
RoSrON WOOL MARKET.

po.,o, Mass May 5-"The American Wool and Cot
ron Ranorter' will say tomorrow OF the wool trade
Tba wool marker has ruled quiet during The last week
Lra has been very little domestic wool selling and new
transactions n foreign woods have been comparaveiy
tracts contaminated time ago ana not gwen OUT IN
~ S acral arrival OF woods Domestic woUls or al
a sse. have been slow business In Australian has
baem con-parstivey moderate but considerable amount
ctool contracted time and Just de-
livered helped swell the totals Considerable interest
80 nan shown South American crossbreds Sales In
,or Tor the week aggregate 900 pounds. l2l2OOO
ba,rg domestic and 3. 955. 900 pounds foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May (speciaD.-Wheat opened "eAN' s''" ~
=, =, ,.-vo,,sness throughout the session hut
.sur cIo-.s xaic over Tuesday. July opened from
CSC 10 $3.50. sold between Go4.e and @s@OOse ana
c,o.ea a, Go.c May closed &c over July Inc pearS
seem to the news, but th' market au -
-. = an, "a II IL were dragging the bottom
,y.-,ool vas exceedingly weak. causing the early dip
her. The English market at one time showed aeenn'
n, I'D and ala not much recovery AZ me e 81
81 ~ very perfsct weather West and Nortnw AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
so1-rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 5-Co,ton nominal; middling a1c; 10"
mddng 7isc good ordinary. 6Sc receipts $50 oa'e''
stock 50 1871 -. ,,s,,. 80. low
Norfoik May Cotton quet; mihdiins &c: 0
bsias. export coastwise II: sales 81; stock 10 l.
New Orleans MAY 5-Cotton hrrn middlng &c p ~
-,Sat,0 Ice good ordinary. ll-16c. receipts, 81
ba'as exports coaswise. 55s bales; sales lNo' 'ocN
savannah Nav 5--Cotton steady: middins b ss%%w
fdIng Il: receipts 565 bales; exports coas'wise o'o
AZ % 5o4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

COFFEE-European news hardly tavorabis 70 he
bull contingent o-day. Havre cables lnoicaSlrg se-oss
a shade above yesterdays prices Inc 90
market opened quiet with prices tnchangec - III
offerings being by local traders The chef supp
OF market the pronounced hrmness Of spos N
s1.c and finally ruled steady Win NC lr-y ~
blocks business was repOdly1,
saes including 800 bags E2 No = spot al zoo 6aps
racaibo lac for good Cucuta 500 bags BucaIsnans
2O bags Mexican. 1907 BAGS Porto Ca6eho ana rumorea
sa- = 1000 bags washed caracas, all On private
MacA lighter receipts primary points IN Brazil ana
Increased deliveries IN ms country tended TO ncTea
confidence he part - local bulls, nut falled i;
STIMULATING outside speculative nterest The genera
feeling Change IS that the coffee future market Is
u,enty low enough and with both green ana roasted
Sofas az inward movement he looked for. The arg-
irportaton recently BY the American Sar Rehnns COM
pany and together with other large importers
49,. b. necessary meet he increased de-
nsnd from the country trade During me laie session
transactions were or small scale win ne
e-ellv steady and prices unchanged TO points
ne decline Total sales H. $50 bags incudns 10
BAGS on call Quotations q mid coffee al the close Were
&c |,Ii1ws. Maracaibo-Common 10 good lls.c; good
Cucua. l3sQl4l.c La Guayran
Caoe.lo. 1lql2lsc iIiGI5s. 0sxaSs
row. .en,'sI oo3 I5aiSsc prime 70 choice l9q2is
p a925c; AngostuIa' ara 1917 bags TO-DAY
T9rI warehouse deliveries yesterday In The C1ea
incIdine 634 bags New-YorS w, we're IL 900
I'm; ,,.sbs supply Of 675 sos bags. an increase oi
o2o bsgs compared the DAY IN 1870 anu
az Increase 1913 e5s bags compared WIN r Az IS oo
BAGS santos 20 Europe 227ooo bags no to me On S
states 600 bags Santos 70 se victoria 10 the
T. s,ats. 900 bags The next Dutch SAFE VII.
take place on the lin inst GOOD oronoy r snciuds
oS.o ,c,ls steamer BelaTden, wiki 5000 bags ceaId
BAHIA saturday steamer Pand9ra WIN DAG
80 ~ 90 bags Santos arrived IN NeW iOrA ''oaF'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

C,I Leave Nsw-York. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily
PITTsBURG. $40, ex. sun. sun. i215 night.
1iN1INNAII. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m, : 2 m
WASH Notion. BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Car,
ll3o a m. Dining Carr 2 $50 Dining carr 5 Dining
'arl, p m l2l5 night. Sunday, Dining Carl II 10
' N''o ~"-' 800"
NORFOLK II 20 a. m daily
NNiEtW-2RLEANS Through Sleeper 800 p m. daily.
OFFICES; lib. lI2 pei. 434 lao Bway 81 % r4th a,
~ Bowery n Y. $3.50 344 Fulton-st BROOKLYN Station
FOOT OF Liberty St, n C. r. r. OF y. j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-fOrk, May ., IbJl.
cr.ys AND PEAS-Tra6s continues moderate. but
1r,iy dice stock held firmly at fn late prices yea
nave fair export inquiry al fuli lnte prices 81
70 acarce very firm Oiher Fsreles sho"
low fsa,ura Green peas quiet put hsio nf"'S' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. MAY 5-Flour dull unch2 1s ei iai'' JuIr
-o, o,,,sE. utoc 33i 100 bush sales tOooi SouIeIh
wheat, by sample s5aooc Corn stead 500 Sn' August
s,ss COO Southern white corn vi &c oe 90 o. "
s1r oars firm demand stead o ~ NJ" ~ veak. No .
&c X, . Western bl. stock. 5'9ln nush
NJ choice timothy. Sii 50GS5 Gram trelsr.S
ouet. nothing doing unchanged sugar So s."s 49, nm
changed Cheese steady. unchanged. "hlsAeS u"oS
p,~,lo Msv Spring wheat-Fair inquiry; oids De
low market: / hard. Oh. s2'sG nv lille
northern Old 79Aoi new ooc Ne White Soc corn on;
c9ins tsbt prices firmly held No yellow SOC 30 20
,,u@rv ooi.c. NJ 2odG'i4c No COLT ua-iey
oats gu -, >, frcy sold a. 4oc Rye nominal; No In
I'm roc canal freishts dun Flour quiet stead.
chicago May s-The leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat. No q opening Hs.est L"T ess C7'' sas.
May .4.......... 49, rCe so. ra94s as ssa.
July .;.....-...... 49, g. g. e. SS. So. co..
September o"'se'~''s
Corn No. ~ no., OF.
u! H?s 81 e: ..s: s::: e .ss= s:
Oats No. 2: ,,, 3,
~ Fl: ,-.ais r7.'i Fl f fF:sf5
september ...'.''' 49, INV
Mess pork per bbi: .,
Nav -........-.... - ~ 90 So eO
July ..........''''
Lard. per 100 n: ~ n
May ..........'''' co.. o3 400 4o5
september Ia !"
Short ribs. per 100 10:
E,E , H. q: Is: 81: 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
49, ROYAL BLUE LINE.

~ WASHINGTON. oo ,onn
For Philadelphia week d ,gc t 80 100 osgSs
r,rIor Car, 20 500 dining carr, 500. 30 sSo r
NJ icl5 night. Sundays 30 900 1000 ~ p, ,siSS
HHa,r- N 300 900 500 Dining Carr 2. NJ lZiia
night. ,,. meal, a,~s 10 1000
~ 20 fDinirg carr a NJ 200 20 500 Dining car r.
n 1915 night Suniays. 1000 II 30 lpnihs Nar) - '
800 ZOO dining carr p. NJ, Il Is night -. -.
Tickets and parIorsar seats can be asa 1870
% etb sv Al East lith 81. 1883 East l2oth ~ go
West I25h St o5l Columbus Az New ork OUT 80,
rive Tew- York Transfer Company viii cal tor ana CHECK
baggage from hotels or residence 20 'es'lha''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
Holiday


FLOUR AND MEAI.-TLe -four mArhst was stea1 1v
and more active to-day, buyers taxing hold more Ieay
on advance wheat Sales included ABOUT e00 Sp
srrnr paienfs 81 aOds4 35 and private terms SVp pDIs
winter slrsrhts s. 2Qs4 90 GO bbls unsound a. T6
private terms bbls winter patents - +VVss g
fancy srsighs 70 arrive 81 80, ToS D
spring baker,. IS sc9s3 u E9YsssxEtTstsady
Gales bills Quoted: Kiln dried ~ 709sl 80 as 90
brand. BAG MEAL-Quet. quoted; FIN. wnl'e 80"
tie; fine yellow f2QT4c coarse. 6lGG3c ,,y
Quoted: 40 60 and so n winter n bulk e9 oTse.
arrive leee n. 62hGtcc; shaIps aIrY..ao
rye feed 50c city bran. 620eoc; oil meal sis ov9'~'
hominy chop. 521-fS5c. -.
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market opened easeii
but advanced during the day good genera paynx a
closed h4tc advance Continued fsYofaos
Western crop had influence al the opening:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

ro-.lg, rnarkets-Santos coneA naIkrt Goi 80 80
,,io. $500; receipts for three days 5000 bags
$50 295 coo bags Hamburg cone- 4IAIhet .e5
a pfT sales 1000 bags Have conee msrne' , opensa
800 franc advance II n. quiet, = franc orct.ne
s.st u franc 70 !. franc hlgheIi
oysrpher December January and February unchanseo
o.sd Sui unchanged franc net lower 'ota4 sAies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
| coffee Is 40 follows

p,o oo1.s nnarke, quiet. No RIO. Ssooo .,.
ai32d receipts 1900 bags cleared lIn ,n ,tock
s,a,s- 600 bass cleared for Europe SVo bags s''"
245 600 bags. 49, ,,., ooc.. 4. q. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
Ic noon daily. except Sunday. ----,
"RI ACk DIAMOND EXPRESS

BuSsaO $3.50 2. NJ Pullman NeTpue Day
and Paror cars Dirng-Car service. Meals IA carte:
Conuects at Buffalo with through Sieepers 10 Detroit ana
Chicago ., - ,,.,,, churr
anl 10 p " dsily except Sunday for wikesbaTs.
Pisron scranton and principal Intermediate stations
oTSscf: Cor ali points in coal regions Chair Cars to
Wilkesbarre. s.ao. ,.r yilk..harrs
Pitston scranton md prncipa! intermed ate
Parlor Wilkesbarre ..->> =. - ,...-..t,.,. .,,
- e.... r-x,-.s. ,,- STATING
on and principal intermediate stations connects TOT eao-
ING and Harrisburg. Clair Car 70 Slatington -,,,
.OO p VI. daily. FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS
ana ali roinfs West Pullman Sleeper Nestlpuen tram
y Y to Chicago. Seepers 20 Buffalo and TORONTO -.
s;:,o y. VI. daily except sunday. stopping ohy =.
South Plaf1falf Easton Bethlehem, Mauch hunk, =
p T,,of,on Savre Rochester. Batavia ana Bul-
faIo Pullman sleeper Buffalo None but seepinscn
na sseneers CT rref. No baggage carried $500. ..,.,-e
o.ou p VI daily for ITHACA. GENEN \, ko'lr1I E.s
TER Pt-FFATO NIAGARA FALLS. and al points Me.-.
Pullman Slespers chicago and blhalo' sleeper !"
Wilkesbar.v. 80, -. c.,... ,or pOrrND
ppOOK and intermediate points leave az folIo~s 80 -
N go 400 and $50 P. N. il;0 ?. VI. 'saturda"
only). .,--- ....r.-.oA.,,,-s a, ia 2si 2Ta
Az ga and 1923 Broadway 81 East IAN - loo Ese'
J95fb 81 l27 Bowery y. Y $50 Fulton -, court S''
as broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. ,..
>ar. YORK Transfer Company Will call ,or ana cn<c1
haggare from, hotel or residence through 70 denauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
IEHIGHV VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot of Cortlandt ana DesDr ,or MsSscH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations .-,, >-r<>>,
S:i5 A. VI. daily for WILKEsBARRE s'cRA ssSIHS.
lvsek davs, ETNIRA week days. ITHACA. Gen Eva,
pcCf4FsTlR ri 'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and tne
West. principal local points Dining car ana 'nas
IO.50 A. VI daily except sunday. for MACcH CHUNK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK
a. ~ January -. 1871.


on and after January .; 1881. g,
Trains leave station foot or Ldoer,y 80, a
For Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown MauIn 10 40 ait
400 715, 9:11 ~ - 70 Easonl A. N 70 " sundsys
ago 70 Easton 5:45 q 30 10 Allentown 4 d.
40 Il rs 10 Esston) A. NJ. 100. 5 30 p NJ "a . ~
For Wiikesbarre. Pittston and scranton VI" ~ -
i:iO 1880 AS F. NJ SUNDAYS. 80 a ~ % . n 1:fo
For Reading at 80 500 9l0. 1000 II - A. a. t,r
90 200 30 800 5:45 900 p. NJ. y i5 nign,' , s
DAYS 30 A. NJ. 1900 200 800 $50 T: NJ lZu9 I.io
For Harrisburg at 80 500 $40 II 80 A IN, a.
100 40 500 5:45 p NJ. 1918 night sunoay' Va"
A. NJ. 90. 80 p. NJ, 2:l5 night. -. =. ..ao %
For sunb,lry Iewisburg and Williamsport, az sc'"i
9:iO A. NJ. i'l0 100. 300 p. u. Sundays. 4'' ~ -
500 P. NJ - 49,, ,orrr
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN IROrE
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asoury Fa Iiso $50
lo.45 NJ I:3O las q 20 Red Bank. t;lo w.
52s els p NJ sundays ,sops az lnterahen tor Asou''
pa-u ond Ocean Cirova) 900 A. NJ. 400 T. NJ
~ For LAKEWOOD. ..,. ..,-.
40 lo:45 A. NJ. i;i5' $40 -" '''S'
For Toms River Barneeat Park and Barnegas 80"
10. - A NJ: .45. 4:4O r VI. .,o ~
For Atlantic City VIreiand and sridse'on @''' a. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Hishlands %. .,
sink 40. $50 10 - \: NJ 80 10 f'i' y"
90 \ NJ = VI.
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Oitn Gntels

Citp 6otels.
~~~.r>>CcoN>~>~~~~~~~~~~
UWTgG ST. AMrDREW.
I2d ST and Grand Boulevard New YORK
$780, AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
THE ST. ANDREW is thoroughly hreproor and ecu pp.d
IN every respect secure comfort health 10 its
suss us situation is in the midst OF the grea. Parks
ana yet II Is In close touch with all parts OF the city
Its cuisine unexceled anywhere IN the mstronoIi.
Special rates for Spring Season.
DAVIS a FOSTER ManassrA
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RAILROADS.


"AMsRicA's GREATEST 7AiLRoAo.'
NETWORK
CENTRAL ,!!,.E2 4! p.
- E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
s9M NP cST saAsy sTAT @S. SD State
Fastest the world stops AlOsnys p', S
Niagara Falls 5:5S p m. This train is limited "
$3.50 A. M~Daly Fast Mail for Poughkeepse Albany
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara falis'
1890 A. MSExcept Sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
800 P M@Daily southwestern Limited. For Column
bus: Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 Louis, STOPS
ter and Buffalo
loo P M-Daily. Chicago Special for Detroit Ceye-
land. Toledo and Chicago stops al Pougnksepsie.
Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse. Rochester
800 P. M.~Excep Sunday. West Point Poughkeepsie.
$3.50 P M.-Day. North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 A. m. Chicago 4;So p. m stops al Albany
600 MDaily For Albany Troy utic ;.,. Adir on
dack Mountains. Montreal. Syracuse. Buralo, Nj
agara Falls, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago
6:25 p M~Daiy For Troy. Burlington. Plattsbursh.
~ Montreal and except Saturday night Ottawa
1870 M-Daily. For Buffalo. Niagara Falls ceve.
land. Indianapolis. St Louis Chicago Stops at
o.oo Poughkeepsie. Albany and Utica. ....u.-.
only. for points Fall Brook Railway via Lyons.
and for Rochester
9:15 r. M-Duly. For Syracuse oswego. WATERFOWL.
Ogdensburg Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. To-
ledo. Chicago. except Saturday. for Cape Vincent
and the Auburn Road.
I.i1O NlGHT-Theatre train for Chicago and principal
points on New-YOrk Central every night. except
sunday night. Sunday nights. Chicago sleepers
- leave 9:i5 p. m.
o'o0 A. NJ and ?::sJ r. M-Daiy except Sunday. to
49, Pttsueld. via Harlem Division.
3;1o A. M.-SunGay only. Pttsfeld and the Berk-
shire Hills Harlem Division.
49,. ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERS.
- All night trains between 155th- and points
Iutlam Division far Yonkers. connection with
ule Elevated Road This only line running 'all
night trains Of NeV-YOrk.
wagner Palace n "a
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
IcketG and Wagner offices Grand Central Station.
lib 26l 4l3 Broadway: 81 East i4h-st 942 Broadway
2}1 Columbusave 81 West l25th-st and l3sthst sta
ton. York 33s and 726 Fulton ST. and 100 Broad
r. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the West
colt Express Company.
JOHN " TOICEY GEORGE II DANIELS
General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

Receipt. Of breads.urs interior points in thousands
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-25
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G( In order that OUR CUSTOMERS may re- eceive benefits unparalleled in dry goods store history. and that WE MAY CLOSEOUT THIS STOCK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-25
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The JoURNAL-M MINER is in receipt of a very neatly printed aud illus trated book bearing the above caption. It is issued by the Grand Trunk railway company and is really an artistic work aside from the information it contains. While it is intended as an advertisement for the above railway company it is gotten up in such an attractive form and contains SO much information of interest that one cannot help be- coming interested in its perusal. It contains graphic descriptions of the various pleasure and health resorts in the east reached by the Grand Trunk railway among them being the Niagara Falls, the St, Lawrence river. Thousand Islands, White Mountains and the north Atlantic coast resorts. Many of the sections through which 1t passes are noted for the excellent fishing, fine hunt ing boating and other attractive forms of recreation. The deserip- ton Of the luxuriously appointed seaside trains which are run by the Grand Trunk is fascinating in the ( xtreme and creates q desire in the mind of the reader to enjoy a trip ou one of them. Any one contem- plating a trip east will make no mistake by getting tickets via the Grand Trunk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-25
THE WORLDS YIELD OF GOLD.

THE WORLDS YIELD OF COLD.
 The following from the Chicago eT-OceAn, in regard to the yield of precious metals, will be found interesting and worth preserving:
 The Director of the Unites States Mint, MT. Preston, has given out so much of his annual report to be made to Congress at the opening session as relates to the yield of gold for the fiscal year ending June 30. It shows large increase over last year, the figures for 1896 being SlS0, $50, 900, and for 1897, S2l9, ,550,- 0OO, and increase of S3S.700,000.
 These figures are for only seven countries. There are many coun- tries which produce little geld, and several besides the seven which come up into the millions. Mir. Preston's table just given out is as follows.