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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June q (specaD.-There is practically Moth
,,r 10 the wheat market just except the July future
advanced to-day cent and closed about the TOP
Tlero was big trade in It. surprising to the ordinary
onerator because disclosed that the open July Inter
est, are very much larger than anybody had imagined
uIy opened at 7Os cents about cent over Wednesday
sold between G9a and I0a cents and closed at o
q7Ol1 cents September kept at cents discount against
~ cents discount last night December closed only i.
cents over September and only y last night
II Is beginning be thought little significant tina, tho
u;v pce has closed several nights Just about call
price There was telling to-day just what the big
J,,ly trade meant. There good deal covered
Whether the selling by the longs or By new set OF
shorts was question. More OF the long July line was
transferred to Armour about 800 600 bushels being
dow, +, him Just at the close by Allen-Grer. Aside
from the excitement the mysterious conduct OF July
there was very little the market. The Price Cur
bearsh in 'ts comments on both winter and
,I Vas up only Id The cash business small
about o Of 5000 bushels for export
receipts about half last year 23l cars against iSy
and Logan Of these same concerns were sellers
sGd July and bought SEPTEMBER on qGe
scepticai Of sustained deal There s an IDEA the
THIS Is not Considered for successful corner.
strong gaining = cent and closing clos a, the
September went from 21l. cents TO 26 cents sellers and
seSars With more promse for Friday Receipts were
53i cars with estimated for tomorrow. Samples
"A
ences were only 49, bushels. The Price Current
said that there had been beerment OF the crop. bu.
that a high calculation not warranted. Private
advices from Nebraska We're that the would
not be over 10 Charters l2J,O bushels.
Oats made "A gain OF i helped by and wheat.
September sold from l13 to Is and closed
the top Receipts .2 the estimate for Friday
was 337 Samples were easier Seaboard cearances
1900 bushels Shorts and elevator interests did tho
buying The only selling OF importance by Patten.
crop reports continue favorable The Price Current
said: Fair results probable"
Provisions opened strong with pork 10 10 1914 cents
higher: lard. 2ii to up md ribs ga
higher There liberal enough selling by packers
lose the market this early advance and close the market
where II left of Wednesday. The best sellers
the English concerns notably the International. All the
packers however seemed be the side Armour,
Swift. the Anglo-Amercan. the Chicago Packing Com
pany and others There 5000 hogs with 3.0O
estimated for tomorrow; prices the yards 10
higher.
on the curb puts July wheat closed 69:. calls
1l; puts september wheat 6iit cents; calls. GAS
cents puts on September corn &c cents; calls 2Gsd2D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo $50 T. NJ Pullman Nestlbule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dinng-Car Service Meals
IN carte. Connects Buffalo with through seepers to
sI2:25. 12:iO p NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and Intermediate points .-..-.,,
@I2:55. 1915 i. NJ, sundays only for EASTOS'
MATCH CHI NIX. and the coal branches. z
BARRE pITrSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate Connects FOR all points in Goa! regions;
chair for Wilkesbarre. ..,,
s3,5O, 4,JO p VI. daily. except sunday. FOR WILKES.
RARIlF,' PTTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter.
mediate stations for al points In coal egions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO Wilkesbarre. 49,
.4:35. 5:l5 p NJ. daily for EAsTON ard 'nter-
*5:55 G:IO P. NJ daily. except Sunday EXPRESS 'or
slangton and principal intermediate stations connects
FOR Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70 Slatngt9 -
.6:55, ZOO p NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NlAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman seepsr vestous
.7,55 $50 p NJ. daily except sunday STOPPING ny
n, sOI'TTI PT.AINFIELD. EAST0N. BETHLEHEM.
MATCH CHUNK. l. 4 b. JUNCTION, SAYRE. GEN
EVA ROCUESTER BATAVIA. ald BUFFALO. Pull
man sleeper for Buffalo None but eepinecar passengers
carried No baggage carried. .
ss,55. 300 P. NJ. daily: for ITHACA, GENEVA;
ROCfrESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
noins West Pullman sleepers Wilkesbarre and Itaa
Additional local trains daily "Ncep, sunday tor BOZ ID
RrOOK and Intermediate pol ~ leave as follows: -.
900 A. NJ 81 10 23O. 1855. Al and 800 $50 r ".
TICK cts and Pullman accom- NJ cations 81 ll3 29l -.
AIS ga and 1923 Broadway. 81 z. 18th ST. l56 i25tn
81 I9T Bowery. y. y $50 Fulton 81, Court 81, "
I,r;;od1yav and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
Transfer Co. will call for ana checK baggage rom
hotel or residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York, June "a, $50


BEEyEs1FEepts we're CO car. or li@ head Of
exporters and .. to-morrow's market No
I've cattle offered Feeling trine weak city dressed
native beet sass slow at ,dsc per H. To-days cables
i0gl1c. dressed weight refrigerator beef a. eHN4c
per No exports from this port to-day or tomorrow
CALVESReceips. 42i head including 20 head direct.
100 head unsod. Poor TO prime yeals sold at 81 800
IS - per 100 lb II Western calves at - 20:
0sc country dressed lower at 5sgsc; little calves at
saies-~Hune & Mullen: SO 1eais l5s n average at
IS IS per 100 lb II DO. 147 n. at 81 G2ls; -.
veas 153 NJ So 90; IA DO. 40 H. at 50 o2;
"cus" 1876 ID. at 81 80
IL II. Hollis: II veals, 1i2 H. AZ 50 %. o-.
NJ Collins: 2 Virginia Vcal7. 100 H. at -
SHEEP AND LANF--Receipts We're II cars, or 400
head all for the market and making. with cars held
Over from previous receipts. % sale. Little de
tended downward again to-day, with Indifferent BUYERS
and 9 were fed over for 10 morrow trade ON
OF Ohio wehers went TO an exporter at 81 "O lambs
sold 81 Goa 50 40 ordinary choice dressed NUT
ton dull at 5isa7i1o per ~ dressed lambs generally
SalesM. Collins: 2O2 Virginia lambs - n average. at
So - 100 ib 227 60 NJ 81 60; 20i Ohio wehes
lo6 H., at 81 30: ~ Ohio sheep - 70. at s. %
J. H. Wilkerson 224 Kentucky lamhg a n. Mt 50 y.
Newton Co: 2iS Virginia lambs, 70 10 at s. 3o 30
dc. 10 ID, at 50 12s; sheep 40 n, at SO.
5 Judd & Co.. late Wednesday, % Texas sheep. 20 ~.
McPherson Co.: 2iS Kentucky lambs. 20 n. at s. 40;
246 DO Il 81 -: DO Is IS 40 iG7 Buffalo
IIoGs-Recepts were IL cars or 6oi head. including
for sale. Market shade higher 50 1884 per
100 ID for good heavy TO light hogs.
Saes-S. Judd & CO.. OIL Ohio hogs. 162 u average, at
So 50 per 100 n.
a. W Lamb g hog, IL III. s.; rough do 427
n, at 50; . stays. go h. at s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nev-York June "a 1897


row 6eaas IS at 81 eoca quality b9h exporters
Msil a1s are latte ssas
Ehg prices held about as Of late Green rsa5 nm
we s Quote siSsl c 40 Medium choice s pea
Shoce Ss 40 cS Saa s. @ sass @ 90 far to good
a$i 60; white kidney CHOICE 81 Scss 80 80 ys'o G
Lady WSshingion' s2'aqs7e green peas bbls c7sc do
YTTTER-A little hrmer tone has been developed the
last two or thrfe days oil ham bsreotore oe good
deal the butter IS showing some not Wea'her
Operators who looking for lines 10 put away In s9r-
and vet that figure being occasionally exceeded for
long line Of superatve quaiy oher SIaaes range ABOUT
or price Imitation creamery is quiet and rather easy
m nofe hS'y asking than selling We quote
Western extras per o SG so Az lic 90 40 b rhs 10 10
ores State dairy half rin tubs extras. lac do
wss fsD Say lShm rds ' s day H
etc ioi3c Imitation creamery fancy l2Ti2izc DO sec
i oS 10 20 rh %iSt to s7eeohes, 7l.@sisc
t.y The resr n, eo65ea and WHIT but outside
strictly fancy were eO tnaieres and It was difcuit to move
many cheese above SIS while white cheese showing
cheese in s .ss WITH s s s6s
AN while large have sold TO exporters 7lac
Part Skins only moderately active. and prices without
made at 7ssc balsr consigned some guaranteed Isc
sTpo eoS Sns' or Whit sSso % choice sc DO si
10 good 74Q7se. do small cooied or white fancy 19.c
DO choice, re do :a.r to good !gIHe; light skms.
choice flGLc part sklms choice. 5i1n5Ac; do good
nrime 44q5Ac. do common to fair, 3gic; full skins
2q3c
s quiet and the surplus from the recent heavy receipts
Il st. depressing the marker. There II little fpecu
iative denard at IOQ10c and the market closes barely
steady at range. Many Of the receipts Of In
ferior quality and hard considerable
sion Dirty eggs dull and weak We quote: Jersey and
nearly fancy per Goz 12c: State and Pennsylvania.
prime TO choice 1l.c; Western choice lOi3 4l0Ac: do
FAIR good loliOhc do fair quality. per 80 doz
SO sOIs2 20; 81 do Western. dirtles
cns> So 25Qso checks and cracks. 81 sOas2 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
WEST SHCRE R.R.

Trains leave W 4cd station. y. Y. follows, and
Is m. earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. ". Daily. Local 20 Buffalo.
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo Ceve-
land, Chicago
ii 81 A. NJ Daily except Sunday Catsk Mountains.
New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Albany.
Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Parlor 20
Albany.
Goo r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Uca. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Torsnto, Detroit.
5,45 p NJ Daiig except Sunday FOR Syracuse. Roches
ter and Buffalo.
S:IS NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, TORONTO. Detroit, Cleveland,
Chicago ard St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices.
c. E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. June 2i-Four dull and unchanged; racs.
800 bbls. Wheat unsettled and dull: spot and month.
,3.c bf July 70ls gIosc' August Gs06s4.c; septem-
Der Gs496stc stock. 3G S55 bush sales 80 900 bush
Southern wheat BY sample. saes new re Corn nrmer,
spot, month and July 2ssQ2r: August 2 d29isc. Sep
9o2 BUSH snles 1000 bush; southern white corn, 3ls0
32c; yellow 33uJ5i3c oats steady; No white 2Jh
M28c; No mixed, 23d23hc: stock 2Is 100 bush. Rye
firm; No nearby. 3s4asi4c No . Western. 3sitQ3sc:
stock ll2Ml bush. Hay steady choice timothy Si3 20
Q$i Grain freights quiet and rather steady; steam
TO Liverpool per bush al July and August Cork for
orders per quarter % 0dd2s Ikd July 0dg2s l0isd
August Sugar butter. and cheese steady and
changed. Whskey unchanged
Boston. Juno 2f-Flour firm; spring patents. 81 ESQ
s. so; clear and straghts s. S0Qsi IS winter patents
81 7oQs5 Is; and saights a. 25q$4 o. Cornmeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
Yester-

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady a. IN
narrow variations and closed barely steady with prices
finally unchanged decline Of 10 points as COM
pared with closing figures Of yesterday Total sales
reached 1900 bags at the quotations appended The
under0ae Il the market the main, weakened by
unsatisactosy European coffee market advces and by
continued heavy receipts at Rio and Santos. together
Amounting 22O BAGS. In addition this
the demand Tor spot encouraging; there
little Speculation for futures and the visible
fGppiy while falling below the 100000 bag level for the
first time months. still exceeds the supply Of last
~ 3Ji..i1 bags and larger than the supply OF
b. lo50g9 bags. The spot coffee market ruled
dull and nominal the basis o. nc and Sc respectively
FOR No RIO and No Santos. invoice lots During the
afternoon the market feaureess and uninereetng
Foreign houses the principal sellers throughout the
session, local offered
The mild c0ffee dull. steady.
with quotations follows Maracabo. common good,
l04llc good Cucuta l8' Il4c La Guaya, Caracas ll8
!sc Porto Cabello loq1S1e Sayanllla. BucareTans9
IKE oaxaca lllzgl9c; Central american common 20
ordinary l0glic; fair % good l4iaalIltc; primo 10
2q3oc; Javas 21q2c; ingostura. l2al3c; Mocha. 100
191c. Sales Of Brazilian coffee included 1000 bags RIO
No at TIC. No sales Of invoice in mild
reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
ErnorEAN pRoprcE MARKErs.

Liverpool June a. 3:i5 p. m.-Closing-W spot
No ] red Northern spring steady y lol Con-spot
American mixed new. dull IS Sad; do old. firm. - 9d
futures steady June and july - SID August % SID
Flour dull fancy winter ~ Cd. Hops at Lon
don 0'aclhc COAST steady JOa70S. Beet dull: extra
India mess. 52e "a prime mess l5s Pork dun; prime
mess fine Western. 4Js do medium Western 42s Oh
HamsShort II g. 10 10. steady. Ais. Bacon-cum
berland Is 30 10 firm. "ls short nh 20 "a No.
stead! clear niddles light. b IS 10. steady
2js long middies heavy - 10 steady. as 81
clear middles heavy. - 20 ~. steady. ca
clear bellies. II 10 u n. steady 25s. shoudersSauare
u ~ steady 26s 3D. Iird-Irime Western steady
2r Cheese dull; American pnest white and colored AS
Tallow-Priine steady. %. w.
erpool refined steady. los a. Turpentne-Sprs steady
2ls Sd. ROsin--COI.rlOn firm, As ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

all day and prices at time had an advance OF nearly
1c closing at hGAc advance The export trade was
limited three loads " old and three LOADS OF new
No quoted 29ac. elevator. and 3OIc delivered
.OATS-The market. for oats was entirely governed
the day by the sharp advance in corn prices Sp
news hal little bearing upon the market Speculation
was little active than usual there being NUMBER
the July option. Spot property was also more
active sales to exporters amounting TO about 10000
bush No oats quoted at 22i.c: No oats, &c: No
white. 2j'kc No 3 white. PING track white, 2oyS,c;
track mixed 30 I23c.. .RYE-Market nrmer on news
OF damage to the Russian CROP Quoted At Sss. c IL
fIuaNlo Gales. 50 900 bush BARLEY STEADY
quoted 2sc. ( Buffalo, sales. 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

e7gsss g.a sss n .?9. .sS.d Pc:
s'pa e. sr:s :yy ;G2s 9 %d
slR ':i ;9s g. r'; ss Ss:'
as T% N %@tiS ' Creamery s
Steady iSG ' Solss4n 7ssc Ws.e1" 7Ssa
IS 1 S:5 ss wh. 1s SS Ssin'
on "a track . s sat- xss% 20 sa yso%
81 mile m,sa 2 sd ~ sS
Suu: No 2 in store 8sltc Canal freich's firm Flour
chicago June o4-The leading futures ranged as FOL
Wheat No. :. OPENING Highest LOw ss c ,:s7c,
s:y 5saS:ss ossossS 81; q g S'sS 81:
Corn. No. .:
g:s: II II ..,E: &: .,.. 81 '' 4sS=5:'
Oats. No. q
s ssy :::::::: 1Es Is" TX 49,
s u: s:.; pork: ':: 3D.: rs" s s Es;'
Lard. per 100 10
s ssy ::::::: s$ s%G5~ s$$ sSSSS
ssy :::: 81 ~: IT, 81
ce :o 10 , Ps!3s " Be S51 Ss
@@:Si g. s Ns F yS '' dn SS Sso
m2hy seed s. 81 'f short PORK Ribs per se o9 &
s. Coz dry sailed shoulders boxed 800 so goods
er eai 81 To- sugars cut loaf So So granulaed 81 o.
on the Produce Exchange to-day he butter market was
SIC Eggs firm fresh, sue.
cincinnati june 2i.-Flour quiet. Wheat weak; No
red SOC Corn firm; No mixed 26laG oats firm 10 %
Hulk meats steady, 81 4ogs4 80 Bacon strong s. 3o9
s. 49, Whiskey steady. 81 3D. Butter easy sugar Hrf'
Eggs dull. TAG. Cheese easy
Minneapolis Juno 24.-Four unchanged Bran In bulk
81 50qS4 20; sacked, 50 50gS5 49,
Philadelphia June 24-Wheat firm and Nc higher Con-
tract grade June Iia975lsc; July 72tq72isc; August,
C9taG9i,c; september nominal Corn steady No mixed.
June and July 2s:a2sHc August and september. nom,
2Gc August and September 24aQ25c Butter steady and
IN fair demand; fancy Western creamery loc 90 Penn
but steady fresh nearby Western. i04c. Cheese
unchangtd Refined sugars hm but quiet Co,ton lioc
Live poultry steady: demand La!r fowls ssgsc , ola
lrm ana fowls higher fowls. choice sngec do fair to
good 7l3aSc Western broers. desirable sizes. l39lic
do small and scaded logl3c nearby do as 70 size ana
quality. l7G2oc
St. Louis. June 2i-Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
Spot higher: No cash elevator I3c asked track oy
Corn-spo higher No cash. 30 asked July: 227sc bid;
@ ' bd oa ro hE Wsa S Sacked cast ess
track nominally 35c; east side. 34G35c Butter
steady s wh 81 49, P d nm Standard ness job
bling 81 3og$S Lard firm; prime steam, ~ 80; choice:
clear and RIB 81 80: shorts IS 82s Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders 81 49, extra short clear So TIDE 70 Ia
shorts s. S0l3
Toledo. June 24-whcat quiet: 10 cash and June
soi5c: July 7O%c. Corn active and higher; No mixed
25sc. oats steady; No mixed l99e Rye du no sS
oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

Stations foot CT West 23d 81. penn r. RI Cortland,
Dcshrosses -.
'Indcates time from West 23d St Other figures show
tine from CO.tlaudt Deshrosses II
S615. GAO 4. ". daily Sunday S6f5 A. ~ for
MATCH CHI NIX and intermediate stations.
1855. S;IJ A. ". daily for WIIKEsBA ARE. sCRAN-
TON Cyeei davsD ELNIRA Cweek oayD ITHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and the West AMI principal local points dining car ard
o Buffalo.
.IO,25. 1880 a. NJ. Sundays only for Bound Brook
and lntermedafe stations
"IO,25. 1850 A. NJ. daily. except Sunday FOR MAUcH
CHUNK and Intermediate points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


WASHINGTON
Philadelphia Tes d,ya 80 SS zee 1912 1872
Paror Carr $50 500 Q0inng Ca0. 500 1874 9 900 p
Can A. NJ 200 400 800 Dining Car) 600 p NJ.
i-lS Baltimore and waehngon week days 500 1000
l1;3o Dining CeD \. NJ. 200. $780, 300 Dining Carr.
Say A. ~ 200 500 Dining Carr 600 r. NJ. 1913
ET'ots and paror-car be procured q
,h~,y - llS To- 26 49,. 9i4 LAO. 1923 Broadway
~ ch % 81 East lith ST. 1873 East l25th 81. 2T3
West iaith ST. psi Columbus Av New-York Court ST,
GO t-,,,ton St Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg
S S1o Transfer Company will call and cheek
,a nn from hotels residences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tne -four market was no; par
,s 9qa5 S S rS ha@ de sa S'' are s &
fed: end viii not increase % as des l9 se mort
ouoted at So 95gsi 20; winter straigats.
sRTns N feir Tnsr g oa S5 extra 4" winsr s. 50
s. ~ ctoRNMEAL-Firm safes 800 hbs quoted:
Eilndried, 81 50. as TO brand BAG MEAL. =,
tsc FEED-Steady. Quoted: 80. 60 ond - 10 win
Ter In bulk 5OG55c: spring JV023sc; 100 III, C1go'c.
rye feed 47ik@;oc city b-an. 3711gGoc hominy chop
'GRAIN-wHEAT- WIS squeeze O.; nearby
,borrs today tha, ed The June ana July deliveries O.
,paT, Closing prices being from j. ic higher
last night at the opening the ar was tic WIN fuiaos
tried 10 Offset talk with the story that two Of the
supposed prime movers in The deal were ae'ut 10 depart
lively demand off and on all day. largely Tor the early
ports OF serious 70 the Russian Among
The cables that from Liverpool stood the only buish
re paris market closed all the way . points
ne, lower The foreign contingent was not conspicuous
the Western wheat heds was again quite bulish on ao-
barometer parts Of the central West suggesting fur
heE VIEW Of H the .us G oS S'nl e ye
Of winter better than expected and quality good
line with The favorable advices received from private
during the last few days. There were ony light
IRON e % Tn" Norts.estern Tecents are abu, hall
~ y. sr r's las, wear Near The close The bulls received
considerable assistance from late advance In corn ana
practically out Of market did bus
ness. Quotations, o afoat. were as follows: No
Isle 10 arrive No / Northern. New-York; 77F.e spot
10 hard MANITOBA 7se 10 arrive No hasd Se%
-. .CoRN-The market took strong bull turn
era days depression the trade 10
the sudden conclusion that the crop news was not all that
weather conditions satisfactory but the crop having
mac Po'T sa e %ss noi ey e PRICE
Current. voiced the sentiment by stating in its weekly
conditions Shorts much in evidence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Eonr tracks Automatic Block Signals.
ON and after June 1897.

Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST..
For FasOn Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Cnunk. va
<3O 7:I5 30 III AS Easton) A. NJ. ITO l5o A:as
H36 10 Eastonj, 5:4o q 80 to Anenownl sundaye
430 Il ~ 10 East5n) A. NJ. 100. $50 600 y M =,
For Wiikesharre. Pitston and Scranton. $40 A. NJ.
For Read ng $50. 200, 9:l0 1000 go A. NJ l:lo
40 900 400 400 5i5. 900 p. NJ. Il - night sun
DAYS 4:36 A. ~ 1900. 200 800. $50 GOO T. ~. l2:lo
night Harrisburg at 4:so 500 9:lo 1l:3o A. NJ 1910.
80 80 ~ p. NJ, i2:15 night. Sundays. 4:30 A. NJ.
Oo 80 CO F. NJ. 12:l5 night -.
For sunbury, Lewsburg and WliaTmsport at go 80
9:lO A. NJ, 1;lO. 1870 900 T. n sundays 4'So A. NJ
600 L. u. ,x ,.,, povrC
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove arr points south 10 Point Pleasant AGO. $780,
io:i5 A. NJ l:30 $3.50. 400 430 Red Bank ony). 4:i5
has dis r. sundays stops at lnteraken for Asbury
Par, and ocean Grove, 200 A. NJ. 400 p NJ.
cat 80 S.s0 A. NJ. 30 1870 +. VI.
For Atlantic City. Vneland and Bridgeton. 430 A. NJ
' For Monmouth Beach, seabrsht and Highlands Of Nave.
sink 4:3O SO. 1915 A NJ 1870. 4;So 445 p NJ SUM-
Gays 'oo a. SANDY HOOK RuUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. sc.
For Atlanu. Highlands Highland Beach, Normands
Ioc Sunday $50 A. NJ 100 p 81 0''
F,- Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 10 point Pleasant 1913 A. VI. 600 Saturdays
onIV S4j p. NJ. sundays stops ~ Intelaken for
Isbu-y park and Ocean Grove. $50 \. ".
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Darne.
eat. 4:3O \ NJ. Zoo SATURDAYS only. 3:4o P. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York. FOOT OF Liberty ST., daily
CHICAGO 2 d. M and l2:l5 night.
PiTTSBI re- 800 sun, Sun. 1913 night.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 a. m p I N; cor
II 80 a. M dining Carr, 2, $3.50 dining Carr. Dining
carr D. M 1918 night; sunday. 10 Dining Carr 1870
a. m dining Carr. Dining Carr. dining Carp. Z
% M 1913 night
NORFOLK II 30 a. daily - -,
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper 500 p. m. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light. -
Ofices: 1l3 l.2 2G1. 49, l40 Bway; 81 r. IAN 81.
,o- Eov,ery y Y; 800 3+i Fulton St. Brooklyn; Station
loot ~ Liberty St. " c. r. r. OF ~ ]. Baggage checked
yror, ho,e. or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
DEL, LAG II AMtNNN AND WESTERN IL. II.
station, In NeW-NOrk. foot OF Barclay
and Oh ristOpher streets. .,..,,r
NESTIBt LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtffhA


D.rec, route 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAlH.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsyille. BasNlns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown, passaic. Paterson Boon
ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE,
MOUNTAIN. WASHINGTON. pHlLIIPsBURG, EAsToN.
WATER GAP. SrROu DSBURG, Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON PIrrSTON. MILKESBARRE NANTl-
COKE. DANNlLLE NORTH MnERLAND. Mont
pose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH, Water
vile. UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortlani.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMlRA;
CORNING. BATH DANSNlILE. BuFFAIo and al!
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at principal
1000 A. n. (cafc Car. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMrON. owEGo ITHACA. ELMlRA uTis.A
EMPRESS Pullman Paror Cans. Connecting AZ
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west Pun
man Parlor Car. New York 10 Kchteld Sprirgs,o.
90 y. M--SCRANTON. WILKESBAkkE ana ElMlhA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars ,,vu
400 =. M-sCRANTON. WlIKESBARkE and PLfN-
olTh EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior car rvr,ss.
700 T.. NJ tDaiy)-Chcago Nestlbulei Limited hYtvsss
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMrON. ELMlRA, BOf-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. ew-iofA W
Chicago. Dining Car west Of Buffalo. - A..
$50 H. NJ. tDailp Buffalo Express. Pullman Sleepeis ~.
SCRANTON, BlNGHAMrON, ELMlRA, BATH, MI
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo > A. NJ A..
$3.50 4. NJ. tDaly)--BuFFALO. SCRANTON, BlNGiiAMSS
TON OWEGO ITHACA ELMIRA. SYRACUSE ana
OsWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman bunet siespS~
Sleepers New-York Richneld sprirgs o.., =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATloNSS - -
Henry Gaze & sons IAmted liS Broadway. IL fns
Place 40 Broadway and 9ls Rrcad~ay Tickets az ts
stations III shave. 18th ST; al West i2otn 50
ssS Coumbus-ave New-York SSs aud 72d Ful,on-s...
ana los Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving iu' '
WEsrCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY wiz call tor a"s
check baggage from hotel residence to Destination