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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
OTHER MARKEns-BY TELEGRAPH.

he sS1 'Sal H@s week thu. FAR had ,|s
Sew YORK aii head on sale head ne market op'nei
ss m for sTal fd the s' SnS "if for
heavy steers but f.. Other sades extra s s'esp
c GsS 70 do ssas g. .auare bulls 81 1893 Hogs
"a hour. lao head ,Ss sk FOR wssf ht 'sq'
signed through $50 head to NewYork l.i2o head; or, On
s as hos and was ns owe for weak
or all grades WIN T as light do s. 5a5 81
srSses and Mlchisans soas5 TO- mixed racrsa s. %
ns no. 8, sSs as s Sn' Sheep and
Ps b las. y for hs s" D Is ss week. head to
York head SAL 100 head the ms is no, ops ni
dun and weak and so S @ aps %e9 a SH sheep s.
St i@e erss s' 81 ses sassp s.
c caSee $! rs d ls%'' 2'a' 10 light to s0'a -"'
St Louis Aug i.-ca,tle- Receipts 2e7o bead Choice
and strong Ns',ye steers - 5's n",gs
ceIpts 30 head Market IOai5c lower Heavy 81 400
~ sS s. 9ss o f ss Marss, acSe and
steady. Natives 81 5ogs2 70; sockers s2as3; lambs
cry Aug .1s 1s: so2S Ss. ass 3D.
:sp Market steady Native steer. best best,
g sssS 49, fair to good s. GSs5 co. stoss a
:sG!s s$.l2 Texas steers 81 Sogss 80 o bulls
Si E.s Z IeeTty aus
% s ,S & ssg 81 s'G ssr snG
ts2ao Hos,-Re.sgs light Prime sh 8 So@sS 40;
far workers. oass 90 ,9qsn. 81 5oqs4 so ssseP
sup Supp. Ss eo s s. oss ash sprns
lambs s2as! 25; veal calves sease so heavy and thin
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Aue ia-catt:e-Rec
ESQ s ss Ser ans ss So soS4 49, SS and bulls
& 2iass Is. calves So sogs5 70: Texans g 25aA 8
MAKE, weak and loaisc lower. Hcavy packing and
.Pps S S; as eg 3d. s 30 sS %TS
pigs 81 25as5 sheeP-Receipts. 1900 he'd Market
weak and loc lower inferior to choice sassS 49, lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
r-.voprAN PRODUCE MARKET

,,vsr,ool Auy II 3:t5 d. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
easy al 72~ Cd prime DUH at SIS 3D. pork,pTm,
,rcss Western fne dull at 57s 81; do. medium. du az
20 "a Uams-Short cut, about IA to 10 III. steady az
i,,s I'd Racon-Cumberand cut about = 10 80 ID Min
a, aos shor rh about IS H. firm at IFS Cd; long cear
mdSes about :, TO- at 3ds ca long and short Gear
~ ~ G-rn A. ais "a IArl-Prme Western spot: dun az
Ais 3D. Chcese-Amercan finest white and coorea sea o
., Sc ,nttonseed o-Lyerpool refined. firm at lis vi
,,rits OF ,urpcnnc duh at 2os 3D. RosinCoInnoh' nu
Vheat-No winter. steady at % %, NO =
~ -. se.dv NJ So Sd Flour-St Louis fancy win
,er s,eaiv AT IS Corn-Mixed Western spot steaay az
,,crs, steady as.d; September. STEADY Al
o. o. October steady IS W4d. Hops AT London-
Pacific Coast steady at IL l3snt2 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
.tyaR.c" oRRATGsT RAiLRoAp.s
NETWORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From G,and Central station, 42d Street
s,:sO s..-EAcept SUNDAY. Empire state ExssA
$3.50 rsna. accept TSOu.sSd ianss e:
40 =. M'@pany. Fast Mall For Syracuse. Rochssss,.
Buffalo. Niagara Fais. Ihiess ,,,, =, -
wv" Saratoga. Lake george. Green Mountains IA
,.3o a M'"Eucept Sunday Day Express For all ia.
700 MnDaiiy sonihwe.tern Limited. for cnei..
natl, InsianasoIs 81 L0e. ,,, ana chie1 Lag o.
and ca,sFnl Mountains Limited Buffet Drawing
100 f'c MIEssepi sunday Yves, Point. Poughk..pss
$3.50 M-psiIy North s !ao L%''d' Due Ds'r'~
300 land HD D.,1a'' chicago. ci2snna, $, LOU:
sarsnac Lake and LAKE. Plaeld ,,.,.,
ZOO M..Daiiy. For. Adirondack Mountains ThoS
30 M~DaiIy For Auburn Road points, Bgrsis
Niagara Falls. clev'and indianapolis 81 LuiS
BOO p NY" Me'"Daily. only sleeping Car passengers fs
bis Mupa'Iy .,ro For b GsDs vincent o'''"''s
,rO NIGHT "Th"asrs train Tor Chicago end principal
points on NcwYork Central. every nigh. srcsos
,uo u' NJ and nf s.s5 p. M-psly ere.p, sunday
P',.neld VIA Harlem Diy a,ss.a and ~. s.,..
1'Ii A %IeHT TRSISs 70 ,j ySSKE ,ss mint.
N fa iSe EeVsed Road Thl. only line running
N night trains out of New York
wagner Palace on all through trains
rrans illuminated by PIn'sch Light -., s...-
and WHT pss Place. Pace a IL
n 81 ea2 broadway 2s5 Columbus 33 wss, i2'h.
md a sc ssop D sq6SSS ' ann ~ '''
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by 20 "sst
'HN Io Msbrer c s1srsl Pa,.i1s:r ks.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14

,s ,,oment are as a rule awaiting such time as a
better assortment Of the clip viii be presented ,
mir inspection. Tn" fact that desirsbl" s'an's @
orte scarce has bad effect the market me
dsaers who supply 81 desirable stock on ,h,.
80 not troubling about the 'uturs. una
saw that they will full prices for their wool OF wv,
III, moi sell Il nj present fact. the entire nihhs,
nv. good deal strength and full prices are duo'ei
q, every instance. few buyers are IN the ma ~
and are looking around the hope that they WIN '"'
s,me weak hoders but they hav" been unabis 10 Nv 49,,
Tne call for rnc foreign woods has been noderats
NV mork for such goods ruos firm We quote; X ana
above lSdioc; and above re; m,her ne, comb
uashel combing and delaine isf2.c unwasne, co ,
,,V IId22c Teas s4i3c Georgia. lsnl"c; 'a"i'i"h
GGi3',c: Oregon Dmi5c. Territory. Snlbc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. i3-Four dull: sales. 300 bbs Wheat
aeadier No red and August. tssnU1c: September
Ges.d6s7.e; December. 72%g,se steamer No red $40
Southern by sample. GJT7lc; do on grade b'g Vc
stock. so 400 bush; sales 5000 bush Corn pnsett,sd
spot t5i3Gi6c August. 4izc bid september. i3c
bid: year. S'he asked; January &c asked Southern
white 4Gc do yellow. 4IgiSc: stock 10000 bush. Oats
oue, and weak No white Western. 2Ii:g2ss; No 2
mixed 2J26c stock 1902 900 bush Rye quiet and steady:
No . zoe: stock. 1900 bush Hay dull Sl5 JOuSl6.
Grain freghs and firm and unchanged. Cotton
dull unchanged Butter. fancy creamery. 20g2lc Other
articles unchanged.
Boston. Aug i3.-Flour steady Corn quiet Oats lower.
Shorts quiet Provisions steady Butter steady; North
creamery 2lm22c: Western, $4,000. Cheese quiet;
Northern sasc; Western 7lsasc Eggs quiet: Eastern
i7c Western and Michigan. l3's4lfc.
Buffalo. Aug i3-Spring wheat quiet 10000 bush No I
hard spot sold 5sc Chicago September closing No
spot, 12isn72s.c sac Chicago september.
higher 72ec. September price in New-York. Winter
whea, dull hrm. 1900 bush choice No red sod &c
over Chicago September closing No red Chicago. 7o.d
72a.c; do Indiana 70s,c: do Toledo 73s.c store No .
red. 7lc No white. 73c track Cora opened weak closed
strong No yellow. 43zc; No yellow. 43c; No corn.
42hG42lsc: No corn. 42c track: sales cars No yell
low 42ltq42l-c: No yellow i3c; 3 No .
corn. 4lsg42c; store corn firm: closing No yellow.
43i1c; No 42i7MS3c Oats quiet easy; No white.
2oG:sc No white 23' {H2cc 10 mixed 23a24e track
Flour quiet unchanged Mlferd quiet unchanged. Canal
feights dull; wheat &c lAc: oats. lAc TO New
NQrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEhSEQ
tAn,hraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. AutoU alto tlr.H Sisf ais
a. Il after June 30 1895

a
T,a,nq leave station foot - Liberty s. q.
For Faston Bethlehem. allentown. Mauch 'hlnz ~,
20 iI5 9:I0 ~ As 20 Ess,onl A. " ! ~, ~ 90
"a Fasonl 4:3O SAB 100 n Allentown = VI .undaya
4 10 q II 70 Easton A. II. TOO. 80 600 ? N =,
10 30 .30 P NJ sundays. 80 y 8. ,n
10 30 100 100 s;i5 30 p NJ: i2:l5 night Sun.
days 100 2so $50 go o i2;ii n'sh' 10 10
100 800 s:45 p NJ, 1913 night. sundays 100 80.
600 p. NJ. 1918 night . ,,.,,,..o.. =, N
$50 sSo9ury st. no 20 7:so sundays 40
a. NJ o" =" Arr-RA,L ROUTE.
For Red Rank, Long Branch and ports soI'n 20 no'nt
Pleasant. 4S0 q so 10 Red Bank! L. 1870 81 y.
els r. NJ sunday excsp, OCEAN Grove and A'ou,
For Lakewood Tom. River. Bsrneea' PARK and Barn'-
sa, 40 s:i5 4 NJ. 80 tao p "
1'an'iG sSay cSD- May. vi"ela"d' and BTids''''
x For 60 s Rsaih 30 ga 20 81;
Sundays S''' ssASMDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From PIER y r. 100, Rector ST.
Hum.on Beach seahright Monmouth Beach and Lons
p N SUNDAYS . ~ A. NJ 100 p. NJ
For Elbelon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove end. posc
south 20 Point Pleasant u 90 A. NJ 100 SO %
80 p. " sundays except Ocean Grove and AsouT
For Istexo,,d Tors River and Barnesa'' ." A. H.
For Atlantic city Cope May vineIand and Rridss.os
4 40 NJ p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
HAY AND iTRAw.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

savannah Aug -Coton-Iioiders nrner. nominai.y
UNCHANGED middlng 6rsc; low mifdline. 8piGc: slod
ordinary Slsc. and receipts tales sales ::
bales stock. itl,i bales
New-Oreans Aus. l3.-toton steady; good mlddng
1i.c mdding l-dc low middllng. HOS. goa
nary GEsc and receipts. Gs bales, coast
wise 10 baies. sales, 80 bales: stock 81 3is bales
Galveston Aug l3-Cottpn nrm: mddng &c; md
t,iinr Gk.c good ordinary G.c and gross receipts
20 bales including IL bales new crop: sales . bales:
stock. 9. 900 bales $500
rfoir Aug 10 Cotton hrm. middling. re low mid.
ding r. lee good ordinary else gross receipts
II bales exports coaswss i0s bales, stock 300 bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
Total daily supply.....

The average price paid for the surplus on the platforms
ha. been 81 rs n 81 forty quarts
sI-NDRIEs-Pcanuts firm, with n further ADVANCE IN
sheilcd We quote: Virginia handIieked per 10 81,
Snia No I ia a5c: do No 2Ag3c Ginseng in light
SUNNY and somewhat nominal: quoted at - 2ons5 rrr
10 FOR usual qualities. with extra large ana 0''" "o'''
mnre Reeswax quiet al 2SQ2ec per 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
BALTIMORE g. nNl0 RAILROAD.

Baltimore Washington. Chicago. Cinctnnath
81. Loui: a.d ~ Point, Wat
Leave New York foot Of Lbe.ty-st daily Cog CHICAGO
30 p IN. and 1e;is night pIrTsBuRG, $50 sx sun..
go Sun 1918 night. CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 . m
GOO .. m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a. m sK.
g 30 p M eS Sun. Dining Carr 800. GOO .. m Dn'ns
Can Is rs night
NORFOLK, II 30 A. N. daily.
NFw-ORLEANs. Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
thro Ugh Pullman Sleeping Car :. daily.
~ trains illuminauL With P.n'',h llsn,
i.'h 81. is7 Rewery. y Y; 3" Fulton S., Bro0kiyn'
stations foot - Iihe-fy ST. g. r. r. 81 n J.
N.v-York Transfer Company viii call Tor and CHEFS
baggage from hotel cadence - Ss.'.sation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14

ii follows. Flour Export DEMAND
WAS hour. bu; little don" Ia local
The feeling prices -" o's'
No spring sheai. Ge@o"Ac No sprns wheat "ig.Sc
No red 6GG6a.c: No corn. BIC. No oats l''tHlogc
No rye, she No barley 4oc nominal; No nassr.d
81 .nxi To- prime timothy seed 81 81 nominal mes
pork Dbl ~ ;oas9 6s' lard per ~" No. soo2. snort
rib sides nose) 81 d5as5 10 dry sat"d shoulder 'boke
81 G2qs 10 short clear sides boxcd ;" Sops6 10 WINS
ke,Distlrrs finished goods gal ~ - sugars 'ut
LOAF. s. 81 granulaed s. 60 standard "a 81 90 ~,
OIL 55c: boiled BE On the Produce EN'hanSr
to-day the butter market steady Extra creameiy,
IOc i7i,Qsi7c. seconds ltisffiOi4c Eggs were
steady fresh stock. llisVl2c go
Cincinnati Aug. l3-f.our market more active lf-s M
receipts spring patents 81 81; Northwestern 20
WheaM Market quiet. more urgent offerings: demand nm
tied No red track t9c; No do 6si.c corn Market
active prices rule easier No white switched ioe Nel
ear lsirpi3e; No white. issc. No mixed. ua,k
loixc. Oats active. steady. fair demand. No
mixed. Disc No mixed. track. 22c. No 3 white.
Pork market more active, hrm; so ~ clear
mes s2. family. si2 Lard frm good demand:
nrm better demand shouldrs 5isc; loose short
sides size. clear sder Gisc: boxed meats
worth i.c DRY sailed meats nr-l active. loos.
shoulders SIC. loose short ribs &c. short
sides Og.c. ~ more Esgs-Reccpts
liberal market steady. fresh nearby WhiEkey nrm
and auiet saes. sol bbs at 81 %
Minneapolis. Aug i3.-Wh-at opened lower this morn
lns This decline brought better buying better
buy brought better prices The result
the DAY september opened at low point, d2c and
closed high point 624sc December followed September
lxo spread There was considerable doing In cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
ER ~ ii N ES .

AS follows earlier from West 90 81
900 nfn:mSo E@rs Buffalo Braaf.a James.
town Cincinnati and Cnicaso Parior car I"
Buffalo. ~, ...n,
OK \. M.-Deaware Valley Express. Daiiy e1 pp
J.I sunday. Tuxedo. Goshen. Middl. ton, TOT
JERKS. Lsckawr Gale Hancock Deposi.
susauehanna and Monticello Paror car 10 '"o"''
cello. 81. .-.,. ~,
O.OO j.. M.-vestibulcd Limited Daily Solid train 70,
s).UU chicago Chautavqua Lake arrives Cieveiahc
SIS 4. N. Chicago p NJ Sleeper, 70 chi
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining cari v..
>.OO T. M.-Iuraio vc.tibuied Express Daily M ,,
l.VU Bsfil o G:35 A. NJ. making direct connectlohs
fer Detroit Chlcaro and the West Bunaio pas
ssn.ers remain in sleeper until a NJ. ell.
S45 P;y soa ' 's" ehieaso But
7 oCAT TIME TABLE. TICKET hND PuLL1MA S
IL accom- odations III OCT 40i and 2Si l'roadway
100 East i95th-st Chambers and West 23t-st rerrss Is
New-York 0f Broadway 233 FNil'ons. Brooklyn ~
hudson -, TIohoker. and Jersey city Station frle
Transfe, C,ompanv calls Tor and checks baggage from
hoteIs destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND


r g FS.ss's ss; wee; H. 'fs 70 :3 sS
r3 3 1885 30 70 2 e rs ss as! sunday
' For q Hsa0 Ss' and d ~ 100
so Dining CAP g. n I $, $40 HsAt Peg suoaa n'ns iS
Is iss G %Isss es rs. AZ SO Dining Can 80
Of T Es:sy go 9isl'5ISs' ;f.' r. 4:
"a west Is, rs AZ 8 Ess tsn
500 oa F FsS:T c ss WIZ call
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
ssation: Nf IN SsE:!srk icst 81 barclay a'a
ss Ss!'itSSa:; i$Ay nsrrs'
D''f THE E'oe cRaNSEs Summit B.nafd;ys Ba.s.i
Msdsos Snw PrS pDs Re
M 2TTA sAr ys4Rs'sf
sCRAST9pSS RTTTToNo
r rose fBlSGHAMToS. OXFORD. NORWICH wa,ss'
% TcH6 sw RIG6FE TH2c 6Mso
coRSING BATH nASy tNp sSTrAS at all
7:26 :. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at prnei'"
900 !$o S%$H rsaS s; $!s: 8.
los Seis # pusss @ RIScHAMToS ard ELMIR1
EYPREss FH%nD N'F%ST KssnARpE and PLY.
EXPRESS rTm vs. Ra5lsT cnri EXPIRES.
1880 for seRASToS BNGH ANTON EIXIRA Bur
L9 Pullman B9 w sspn and f points .
$50 pslyRIFEAIn scR I.H,r. RyNiiEHAsM;
T aSS os Rr5F ExPR fRs'S fSmsn
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AUTHORIZATIONS at az y
9saysy .hsys az g So Wit issh .Hi
%; S osTn Tine as ns giving t
m Wr a. At FXPPrss COMPANY will call ana
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
OTIS ELEVATlNC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

IN connection Win the CATshiLL MOUNTAIN H"iH'
Connects with the $40. II: 80. and $50 trains on
New York Central. and II :35 train West SHORE
Railroads. with Albany Day Line and raskiu Evening
Line. for Cstskill Mt. Hoe. kaatersA Hotel Laurel
House Hanes and TannerSSe: Oneora, sunsets
twilight Santa Cruz. and Eliza Parks. and schonAhs
Manor.
LIMITED TRAIN the Nsw-York Central ON
Saturdays at $40 Y. NJ for Ca,sk without stop con-
Mountain Station In 5 HOURS AND 20 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14


SUPPLIES Of cohee the hands Of firm holders and
there apparently no pressure TO sell n and %, pres
quoted the basis Of 1915 for RIO No ma
grades are ha Ing fair demand. which results in
quite satisfactory movement sellers claiming that
cas arrive at 2sS Ds eos Ss sa CsnIs
DrGsThe market opium is quiet and l,o without
Named ns at 81 s2as e. for single Whine e
2m ten S's ae s anGsa al at
lots can be Deha "P a, a and roots are
quiet hui steady at UNCHANGED prices All, and weak =,
sell early part Of the session on the decline IN
wheat sq .sr oSes arc eH suns small
only waiting for favorable returns which mills are
enis taken S near the clos but outside
at sandstl Total sales reported were Sc p pix or
s5sss 1900 gEss SPINS Fa's"ts ss9 coz
s. So RYE FIoGR~Duii: sales. $50 bbs Sass 30
Sc s. asSmd s. ao saSs southeI
s sne whits = NJ ans
steady 3uotsd on soas5c Sob soqs5c iooo 900
s neal ' ss c oil nsa SSs 10 city y is
SOC S Gq@ s@s o. fSr hsasy fe orders continue small
Locally jobbes are careful buying conseryatvely
as are n fair a eSsns steady
s Ms Fad dses 5Sc ouran
2Gs Tqrssh P prn1 nut: @ Sc Manns sie
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-The weather has stimulated
the demand and there has been good trade in lemons
Prices are Arm tendency q prices has been
Bananas dull and heavy coeosnu,s ar. qSiet we
California: s2as2 75 Oarenas. 45casl 2'. cocOanuts
GR1iN~wHEAT-B Breaking again at the opening wheat
the lowest figures touched the decline. but
s ss %ns s Se ny Was 9 @
creased by the reports from the Norhwes' and resulted
showed considerable weakness abroad especially in the
steadIer tone and buying. which large pro-
portions confirmed the reports OF improvement The ex
| lst of heat "A
Every one however seems be waiting Tor the
spring the is somewhat democrat
by fear that the spring wheat viii be larger
than indicated by the Government figures ana that me
wheat represents practically the surplus Of American
factor in the present situation If there good foreign
ag h, and r"ste seems 10 h os Hor h o D p"s
position 10 feel the influence Today receipts Of "a
southern portion OF the spring wheat region This wheat
oy about S o FSod h% Of the n s a
This fact was known there IN considerable buying
spring wheat rnaTksis today IS chicaso
winter oi AS bush against 400 SOS bush seaSoard re-
SasS afs"s ssS Bush Spo S9s" ba
' s eusn The exports OF whea, from me
,..., Co.,. Last week. Previous week
Russia ........................2c ooo $50 900
India ! 23G 90 900
| Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss6Ooo 100000
Ts sunf D the a Sss on fair scale Win the
shorts some Increase in outside buying growing
was fairy Suyns ana aG The cioss VA. a, b
SSea IN % At sq hs 9s asi sa ssn
, m i nsrS f o 9an yf.ay spprs took a o
Manitoba aas oYe us spe%s anon ana private
private terms No red was quoted ssc under September
ad sSa % over Gi'eS ao s Ne py %gr ssgsmse
oyer delivered and No hard. Sc over delivered
on the pressure enc o. The heavy receipts at Chicago
Du Lv fia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
n Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

. Summer Schedule in eject June 3oth. 1885,
Fcr Red Bank. Long Branch. Eloeron. Ocean Grove
Aseary PARK Bs.mar. Spring Lake and point Pleasant
sank. SIS. 1880. 'ii:S0 H. ri 20 Saturdays ony,:
~ .2;i5 % 30 t0 - 30. $50 ems p. NJ. Sundays
20 A. NJ. 30. 400 T. NJ
Trains leave Foot Coriandt and Iesbosscs Streets 30
so $40 1000 A. NJ 10 e, ~ Saturdays only. $50.
ssn" .sto except Red hank. 40 $40 100 p No
Park ~ ~ ~
'peno,es express trains
J. r. WOOD. H. p BALDWIN,
G. p. H.. Penn. r. n. O. P A., c. r. r. Of H. 4
scp't N. T. = = b r.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24
REDWOOD RlPPlES.

o. A. Mason was q Marshall visitor
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Old and new books for sale and OK.
change at Bergen Bros 23-2
Miss Eva Mcconnell has been Wis
ting her parents at Birch Coulie dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Frank Birkenmeyer entertained
the members of the M. w. o. R. club
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Amelia Stinson, of Merriam
Park, visited with the family of w. D.
Finn during last week.
Miss Charlotte Schmahl was in
Madison Tuesday evening, assisting
Grand Worthy Matron Taylor to in
stitute new chapter of the Order OF
the Eastern Star.
Read Ayers almanac, which your
druggist will gladly hand you, and
note the wonderful cures of rheuma-
tism, catarrh. scrofula, dyspepsia,
eczema, debility, humors and sores by
the use of Ayers Sarssparilla, the
only Sarsspsrilla admitted at the
Worlds Fair.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24

LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT.

4 goodby kiss is little thing,
With your hand on the door to 60.
But It takes the venom out Of the sting
OF thoughtless word or . cruel fling
That you made an hour ago.
A kiss Of greeting is sweet and rare
After the toll of day,
And it smooths the burrows plowed by care.
The lines ON the forehead you once called fair.
In the years that have flown away.
IT'S little thing to say. 'You are kind
love you, my dear, " each night,
But It sends thrill through your heart,
find,
For love is tender, love iS blind.
As we climb LIES rugged height
We starve each other for loves cares;
We take, but we do not give.
It seems 90 easy some soul to bless,
But we dole the love grudgingly less and aeO
Till tits bitter and hard to live.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24

MINNEAPOLIS & st. Louis RAILWAY.
Time Of arrival aud departure Of matt and
exnress trains from Redwood, in effect April
2lst. 1880:
Passenger train going east leaves at ssh ?. M
do do do west do 80 r.
Accommodation do east do 6:!5P.
do do west do 6:35 A. N
East, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
West, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
GEO. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24

is needless to add that Mr.. Eddy is
one of the most pleasant men we ever
met and probably only he, with his
popularity, routed the Populists of
the Seventh district at the last cleo
ton. He is not handsome man, but
he moro than makes up in ability and
geniality what he lacks in beauty.
A representative of this paper and
the Minneapolis Journal called on G..
w. VanD1sen at the the latter's Office
in Minneapolis last Wednesday for
the purpose of ascertaining just to
what extent that millionaire had in
vested in the alleged gold fields Of
Redwood county. Mr.. VanDusen
smiled one of those blank, innocent
smiles, when the reporter approached
him. He admitted having been in
terested in the representation made
by the officers of the Delhi Mining
and Refining Co., but4that he did not
propose to invest without knowing
that he was going to get something in
return. He sent for Field and ordered
him to the mine. Mr.. VanDusen
then shook his head with statement
OF nothing, positively nothing, there"
and said that he did not propose to be
caught by the concern. The reporter
lett the big grain man without further
questioning.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24


intends operating the same or not next
season, has the following compliment
to him, as we'll as to the owners of
cows patronizing the creamery: while
we do not wish to over-fatter you or
to give you the impression that we are
trying to get business from you be-
cause we fatter you, We wish to say
frankly that we know Of no butter
maker ia Minnesota who can produce
a finer, moro uniform quality of butter
than you have produced at Redwood
Falls, and if you continue the business
there, or anywhere else, if you keep
up the standard, we will always pay
you the highest market price. Good
butter makers, like good preac hers,
are born, and cannot be made out of
ordinary material, and we con slider
that you have natural ability in this
line" The letter closes with q post
script to the effect that the house will
be glad to make the necessary adj
yancements to get Redwood butter.