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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Enormous Deliveries Of Wheat in the North
west Again the Feature,
NO OTHER NEWS FACTOR IN THE MARKET
Corn Was quiet aud weak, the
NcHrby Futures showing the
Most Dccline-StocLs
and Bonds.

CHICAGO Nov. 2.-The enormous deliv-
cries of wheat in the northwest again acted
drag anchor to that market today ana
as a reflection of this condition of affairs
the market ruled duh and weak throughout
the session, nuctuating within very narrow
limits.
The only matter of news out Of the regular
routine was Attorney General Moloneys APP
plicatlon for an injunction to restrain the
licensed elevator men from doing something
or another; the precise scope of the desired
restraining order was not generally under
Stood and therefore, although 1t might turn
out to be of material consequence, the
trade inclined to wait further light before
permitting it to influence their opinion or
trading. 1t was, however understood that
the court would take no action which would
be retrospective or interfere with contracts
or transactions already entered into. The
fact that there had been no rain yet of con-
sequence in the winter wheat belt was lost
sight of in view Of the big northwestern
deliveries and the bearish sentiment got
the ascendancy and kept it. December sold
early at 59isc but gradually sold off to 5S3sc,
closing at 5Saic. May sold from 6Sl2c to 63c,
closing at 63isc.
futures showing the most decline. Novem-
her sold off nearly sc from the opening,
but May weakened less than &c The re-
ceipts Of new corn continue liberal as the
weather in the interior is stll favorable
and farmers seem disposed to take advan-
tage of 1t to rush their grain in There was
little demand and holders sold freely. No
vember sold early at from 29isc to 29i4c,
split, but fell to 2Si2c. May sold from 29isc
to 29hc, split, to 29c. At the close November
was 2Sa4C and May 29l8c
oats quiet and inclined to weakness; but
there was not much actual decline May
sold at posse to 2Oiac at the close.
Hog products firmer. January pork sold
at from $40 to $9l2la split. to S922la clos
ing at S917l2. January lard sold at from
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
$50 cars; corn, 4j0 cars; oats, 300 cars hogs,
| A. 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
LiyerDooI Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Nov, 2.-Closing: WITEAT-SDnt
quiet; demand poor; No. red winter IS 4sd
No. . red spring, stocks exhausted; No l hard
Manitoba, stocks exhausted; No. / California -
SID. Futures closed steady, with near and dis
tant positions unchanged t. IA lower; business
heaviest on early positions; November 5s Sisd;
December, IS Sad; January ~ Sad; February 5s
AID; March, 5s iEd, April, IS sd
cORN-Sput steady; American mixed new, 3,
44d. Futures closed steady with December 4, 4
higher and other months unchanged from last
nights closing prices; business was about equally
distributed; November, IS 4i,d. December Is
md; January, IS Sad; February, Is sid March,
IS SLd; Ap"i!, s. 3i,d.
FLOUR-Firu: demand fair: freely supnliad 81
Louis fancy winter IS 81.
lRONlSiONS-BaCoH quiet; demand moderate:
short ribs 2S lbs, CAS-: long clear, light 80 To A.
lbs, S2s long clear, heavy, s. lbs, .>s: short
clear backs liFht, "a lbs. S's: short clear middles
heavy, - It's, 26s; clear bellies II to 10 lbs. SIS
shoulders square Il to IS lbs. 39s. hams short
cut, II 70 ls lbs As Ga; Beef, extra India mess,
7js; primo mess. ass I'd. Pork. prime mess fine
western. is Sd; prime medium, ass sd. Lard.
steady; prime western, 2gs: refined. in pals Sis.
CHEESE-Firm; demand fair; unchanged
BuTTEU-F!ncst United states a los; good,
SOS.
RErRlGEEAroR BEEF-TOrequarte,s sa.d;
nLEACHlNG PoWDEE-uardwooi T. O. b.
Liverpool a..
uOrS-At london OPacGc COAST. e l5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1t is whispered
about in Milwaukee railway circles today that
the earnings Of the Chicago Milwaukee &
st. Paul company for the month Of October
were something phenomenal and unexpected.
They reach nearly SiOOoO0O it is said, for
last month, an amount that has not been
reached by the road in any one month since
the great year of 1892 when the road could
not handle all the fr5ight offered. During
September last the earnings we're something
over $4,000 900 which was looked upon as Il
showing
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

RcnI Estate Deal ON Foot Involving
Many Millions.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-An afternoon paper
states that the moSt colossal real estate deal
in the history OF ST. Louis is now under way.
1t involves the expenditure of $22 900, 900.
which, it is said, eastern capitalists will fur
nsh, and the reclaiming of that section OF
the city lying between Third and Main
streets, Washington avenue and Market
streets This quarter, which was at one
time the wholesale quarter of the city, has
been depreciatirg in value, firm after firm
moving westward. If this present deal can
be successfully consummated the river front
streets will once more beCOm5 the busiest Of
wholesale thOroughfares. The old structures
VIII give place to new and property will
double in value.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

loans and 6dsi4 per cent for commercial paper.
New lurk exchange sold at par Bankers ster-
ling, NSS1sdLN1s.
WASHINGTON. Nov 2.-Tolay's statement of
cash balance, s79 9O3 ts3 e1id reserve SOC sij rs
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Clearings Sil6 295. coo.
balances. S,l2o,19G. The exports OF specie from
the port OF New York for the week amounted to
S2935j in gold and tS77. $40 IN silver. The Inn
ports wcre Gold. s., $50 silver. tl11O0; dry goods,
81. llo.l-L. genernl nnIchAnllse. s.. 800. 2il.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
DREs SED MEATS.

BEEF-I.ight western steers. 400 TO Gl) lbs. 4Ia
G5c good cows and hefers, is.45c: medium
ana helfers. sls 9ic; good hindquarters cows and
helfers GlsG7c; fair, headquarters cows ard
Sa3Gc; steer chucks. SEgic: beef tenderlolns
frozen lOisc; fresh. l5c; beet rous. bonerss Slsc
sirloin butts boneless. 6ac; loln backs bonel, IS
sIRc; loin backs, 6'sc; coz ribs. No. r. slsc; cow
ioins No B. Itc. steer ribs 7tc; steer lons, Sc
Slso; legs mutton. &c: saddles mutton. 7l
PORK Pork lolns Sc; spare ribs SC; pork
shoulders. 5Ac; pork shoulders, skinned. &c;
teItefluns. l5c: p'gs feet cleaned. per doz.. 3jc
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

NEW YORK Nov 2.-MONEY ON CALL
N0minally at 2G2a per cent: last loan 2; closed ..
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-445L per cent.
STERLING ENCHAMGli-Fnm. with actual
mand and ST. S734a4sS for sixty daSso posted rates
$.SShd4s9ia commercial bills, Sls6A.
BAR SILNER-6i&.
MEXICAN DOLLARS-j+ia
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds weak new As, reg,
l2iit coupon, ~; IS, reg, 11iIa; coupon, 1lits
As, reg, llis; As. coupon, llla; IS reg, 96a
Pacific IS of 80. 100.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
rIGs-ODDs NND ENnE.

Sli:El'-fhe demand was gold ana the market
reasonably active at steady prices. Tho receipts
were all sold.
Feeding sheep have been in very good demand
duriuE the past month, while the market has
been unusually low. Sheep men say that ferdera
have rilrd their feed lots al = lower price ,hHsl
ever before and that th" low prices have tempted
good many poupl" new Ia the business 10 start
in. According to tho Chicago DrpNcrs' Journal
about GI.0l1 sheep were sent ia The country from
chicago during October of which 5000 wont Ia
ONO ana Indiana feeding points. Probably more
would have been sold for this purpose. hut re-
cClplS, though the largest on record. did not IN.
"ludr very large percentage Of tn" Kind oI
sheep that feeders wanted. Some predictions are
made that many of these sheep viii re returned
a. cost price but this remains 10 be found out.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

stockcrs and feeders g. loas75; bulls. s. ood27S.
HOGS Receipts, t6O head. shipments none:
market steady to strong bulk OF sales. $3.50
255; heavics, Slon360; packers. S345H26o:
mixed. s. tou36i light S3SOfSn, Workers, $40
G2Jo; pigs. 81. .ioH.9li
SHEET Receipts. . 500 head. shipments 900
head; market steady; lambs, S275TLi0; muttous,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Peoria Markets.

PEORIA. Nov. 2-CORN--I'irm higher; No .,
29c; No. 3, 2Slac new No. 3, 26isc.
OATS-Steady: No. white, lSi4ulSiac; No.
white, 17hm1Ii2c.
RYE-Nothing doing. a..
WHISK Y-Steady; finished goods. on the basis
Of 81 - for high wines.
RECEIPFS-Corn, 96 100 br.; oats, 1900 bu.
rye 800 bu.: whisky none; wheat. >. .iOo bu.
SHIPMENTS-Curn, 81 800 bu.i oats, 10000 bu.
rye, none.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Financial Notcs.

BALTIMORE, Nov. e.-C,elrlugs, s2,i,L0s9; bal
anDes S3l5. lH4,
BOSTON. Nov 2.-Clcarnss, s275l7li3; ball
anCes 81. $50 So.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Clcarlngs, N.1iG,S,9 bal
ances s'l}j3'. Money, jN' per cent New YORK
exchange. par
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Clearings, Sl510s 9i2
Money rates aye hrm 5a5is per cent for call
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
nr, Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A cold rain ushered In
the day and amy prospective demand was chilled
and the market ruled exceedingly quiet in all
branches. The tons q the cotton goods ana
yarn market Is very strong, and some prices
arc slightly higher. For manufactures Of wolf
tRc nIsrAet shpws more strength and slightly
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

ST. LOUIS, Nov ?-COTTON-Qu Quiet: mid
ding SSsc sales, 369 baos: receipts 4.5OS bales
shipments, 3SO2 bales stock, 2IOS3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov -COTTON-Fuurcs,
sales 40 700 bales; Noyembor. $Si1uS.54 pacem-
ber. $S.5juS.5i; January. $3.50; February. 81 63n
S64 March S.6IgS.6S; April, $ST1dS.12; May,
IS. 76dS II; June, $s.SOdS.S2.
Middng S'sc; low mddiing, sac: good ordi-
nary, 1-l6c; net receipts, 9.lo9 bales; gross,
9TOj bales exports, to Great Britain. 900 bales
to the continent, 1900 bales; coastwise, 3,063
bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock 3l9,IIl bales
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-COTTON-Quet; mid
ding, 1i-lic; net receipts, none; gross, aus
bales; exports. to Great Britain. 800 bales; to the
continent 3l57 bales forwarded 9S6 bales: sales,
i0S bnles ~ bllss splnnors. stock. II.lG2 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
nnptist MissinnnrN Conference.

Monday afternoon and evening a Baptist
missionary conference will be held at I'm
manuel Baptist church The general western
secretary OF the Womens Baptist Foreign
Missionary society of the west will make an
address and the general secretary for Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Forciuu Financial Notes.

nERLIN, Nov. 2.-Exchange On nd0l, S
days sight. % marks az ptg.
PARIS, Nov. 2,-i p. m.-Tmec pee cent ren.'-.
lmf 81 FOR the account. ENehaus' IA London.
25f i1i.c for Clocks.
LONDON Nov. 2-Gud is quoted aO Bucu.s
Ayres at 2a2: Madrid, lI.lO; Lisbon. -; So Peters
burg -r Athens, -; Rome 10ji7's. Vienna, l"'
The amount Of bullion gone into The Bank u,
Ilnl haIAnn- imllN h. ~. .Mlm
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Closing Quotations on the Principal
Comm Odities md STABLES.

NEW YORK Nov. 2.-FLOUR-Reccipts, 90 =
100 bbs. exports, 1900 bbls.; dull. easier; city
mill patents 81 20d4 IS: Minnesota patents So j0fe
$50; winter extras s27oa2.95; Minnesota bakers,
s2.7Oa3lO Rye -four. dull suporfiae. s2.5Oa2.75;
fancy. $2SOq3.O0. Buciwheat flour, steady 81. 80
CORN MEAL-steady; yellow western. coarse,
75a7Sc.
BRAN-Dun at $500.
BARLEY--steady; western. Aaisc XXI
BARLEY MALT1Dull; western, 5Sq6?c.
WHEAT-Receipts Y, 400 bu. spot inactive;
No 2 red. esc; 6s1sc delivered. OPTIONS closed ase
oRN.-Receipts 2oe $40 bu.; exports, 900 bu,
November and isc on other months owing 10 the
fine grading m5 vest and symPa,tny with whS9,
oATs-Receipts, 26,Oe, bu.; exports, 10000 bu.
and easier with corn December closed at 2}7ic,
HAY-9qist; ..1,s ~ shipping s'oo@7'50; good to
HoPsEQuiet; state. common to choice, 1894
crop. 3aIc: 1885 crop, '4lOc.
HIDES-Quet; California, lSmlSi&c; Galveston
isai7rac; Buenos Ayres, dry. 2ic; Texas. dry,
LEATHER-Dull; hemlocls sole. Buenos Ayres
light to heavy weights, 2iS.
WooL-Quiet; domestic fleece, 1Sa2ic; pulled
PRovIsIoNs-Beer. steady; family. IS Ooa1e 90
beef hams, 5ogl5Oo Cut meats, quiet; pick,
LED dssh s6S hrr4 T@ wSsten steam
fined. steady; Pork; quiet; family, $njOGl2OO
short clear, Sll.0OM 1900.
BUTTER-ReCeipts, 4,li0 pkgs.: steady: west
ern dairy, l0al5c; western creamery, 15a22c
CGHEESE-Recelpts. 2sis ptgs: quiet: large
IAalo@sc; small. 7hallc; part skins, 3r.a7isc
full 2isd3c,
vania. 2Da22c; western iSG zoe
PETROLEUM-Steady; United closed at s19
bid,
TALI.OW-Easy; city, iLc,
ROSIN-Firrh; strained, common to good s1G
dL70.
TURPENTlNE-Quiet 2sisdac
RICE-Quiet and fairly active; domestic, fai
| to extra, 37sd6Isc; Japan, 3la037sc.
MOLA SSES-Steady; New Orleans, open ket
| tie. good to choice, 29qS2c.
METAI.S--Pig iron, steady; southern, sl2 OOG
| 400; northern, sl2.OOaliJO. Copper ouiet
brokers price sll7j; exchange price Sl $50
! II. Il. Lead, quiet; brokers price, S3l5; ex
change price. $3.50. Tin barely steady; straits
| SHGoaLIO; plates easy. Spelter, easy; do
nestle. 1890.
| COTTON SEED OlI.-Quet; prime, s3Is6eic
! butter grades, 5Odjlc; prime summer yellow
| aIAa2SC.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes; N"ser' '
seRcie. increase S.057,loc; legal tender drtreuH"
specie incrcas 81 ,H57, 100; legal tender, dccre1sa
$50 100: deposits, decrease, {,9t so; circulation
The banks now hold Sl75ol 900 IN excess Of Ill
requirements Of the - per cent rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

HOGS-For the last day Of the week there was
fair run of hogs, but the average quality OF
thH receipts was not up to the average of the
past few days. The market was lttle slow to
open, but when trading WAS once fairly under
way II was active. and an early clearance
effected In addition to a good demand the
part of the local packers. the shippers wanted "A
few loads and that helped to make good strong
market. Th" market, whole, shade
better than yesterdays average. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
-. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS. Nov, -CATTLE-Recclpts cO)
head; not enough supply to make "a market. The
few sales made were at previous quotations.
HOGS-Reccipts 2.iu1 head; market steady;
$40.
SHEEp-Rcceipts, none, and no market.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Coffee NIuri.pt,

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-COFFEE-Optlons
ruled quiet and nominal in tho absence of trans
actions. with a weak uudorton", owing to un-
satisfactory cables and dull spot market; closed
DAN. Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
tcrday. BIS bags; New York Stock 2i7iGi bags;
United States stock, 81 22l bags; aiuat for the
United States, 10000 bags, total visible FOR the
United States, 5i,22l bags, against l53,99J bags
last year.
SANTOS Nov. 2.-Holiday.
HAMBURG. Nov. Quiet and unchanged
sales 900 bags.
UNVRE, Nov. 2.-Ioliday.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 2.-Iollduy.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

The total sales Of stocks today Were ll0 i0i
shares. including: American sugar, $500; Amer
lean Tobacco. $500; Atchison, 1880; Burlington
dGOO; Chicago Gas, 3i)O; Louisville & Nashville
300. Missouri Pacific 300 Rock Island, S,Gjli
St Paul 300; Tennessee Coat 4 Iron, 2,31o.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

The musical program for the Mems club
at 81. Mary's Avenue Congregational church
for tonight will be present as follows
Solo, Alto-O Thou that Tcllcst .... Messiah
Miss Anna Bishop.
Solo, SOprano-O that Thou Hadst Hear6-
Miss Myrtle Coon.
Solo-O When Shall | he Free..........S Scott
Miss Bishop.
SOlo-Comc Unto M"..................Co Coenen
Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
knn,n. Cit> Ii>c sturI,,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2-t'NTTLi. Receipts
4 0Ou head, shipments, 800 head. tdlrtrt stsudy,
Texas sicors. s. 25m3,50; Texas COWS. 81 I1G2a /:
beef steers. 81 ipqAM, native COWS sl.iaa 20 +.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

Acts at once, never flIls, one Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma, ana that
fevcrish condition which accompanies Sc
we're cold The only harmless remedy that
produces immediate results.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Little Girl killed by accident

WINONA, Minn., Nov. Annie, tha s.
year-old daughter Of August Cooper, residing
near Witoka, was shot In the left temple thiJ
morning and instantly killed by her l2year-
old brother, Albert, who got a revolver from
a bureau drawer and did nOtetc.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
INCREASE YOUR INCOME

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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
CHICAGO BOARD o. TRADE

As many complaints are coming 70 the Chicago
Board e Trade showing that persons IN ending u
deal IN grain and provisions ihrnugl members or
The Board ana subject To its rules and rcgu!a-
tons ate miscd into dealing with pc sons
films w1o haze no connection with this Board,
the public r. cautioned against dealing with such
persons or nJms, ana Is notified thet GEORGE
r. STONE, Sscrctat1, Will answer any inquiries
rs t. wh"'h"r any particular pc SON or arm 10
a mcubc. ct such 10 3rd
GEORGE 4. STONE Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Closes with Light Receipts ant
Rather Dull Business.
MARROW RANGE BETWEEN FEEDERS AND FED
Farmers StiII Buy Liberniiy for Fat
tcning, Howcvcr-I,ogs Active
and n shade Uighcr-shccp
in Good Request.
SATTRDNY. Nov. 2.

SATIKDNN, NOV. :.
Receipts and shipments for the past
twenty-four hours as compared with the
previous five days, are as follows:
RIrErIInTG
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
London stock Quotations.
New YorI. Mining auotations.


tn, rate of discount IN the open market for
Snort bills is q per cent; for three months bills
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

bid.
san Francisco Mining Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks today were as fol-
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

silver oars, 8ISc. Mexican dollars, j5taS soc.
Drafts, ssht 9Iec; telegraphlc DC.
Boston stock Quotations.
BOSTON. Nov. Call loans 3ke6bs per cent;
time loans, 3lte5 per cent. Closing prices for
stocks. bonds aud mining shares;
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
stock In SipI,t.

Record of receipts at the four principal markets
fOr SaturdaN. NONember 9. lNna.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

NEW YORK Nov 2.-The following aro The
closing mining quotations:
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,Frisco Whcnt Quotations.
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New York Money Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.--WtEENT-St"a,
December, 9S5sc: May, 81; cleared 15O2J centa
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03

MARGIN send Tor Gus complete UOOK eI.
rihhViH planning MARGIN TRADING and
VRANIhH DEFINING ALL MARKET EA.
lNhbiNu fRESSl0N3 Also our daily mar
lVDf kINE1 let letter suEses esIlug when and In
hAfLAlhEU' what TO 'radr. Bo'a csce Bank
reference furnished, AHuOGASF e CO..
MENREVs CHICAGO OpEN BOARD or
TRAD. q. Trsaeis building. chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-03
Investment Trading

The markets. n present offer worry favorable op-
pOrtuHiiifS for trading ON margius. Why not Guy
ON thr bottom Wrii" fDr our Daily Market Letter
free pu application. Do not deal VITA Bucket
Su"ps' your loss s their gain white 0'IiSug profits
for EUu means business Tor rs.
DENNIS. LYNCH & CO.,
Grain. Provisions Seeds. Etc.
Sherman ST, ~ BJard OF Trade.
Members u chicago Board uf Trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19

win on the STAFF of trainers was summary uls,
missed at the height OF the rotting season srok
Two S"s or three years ago when Directam Little
Albert Natte H. and other famous Totters weise
~ Nonroe sasburys hands. the California turf
man and trainer came IN Tor soou "e dry "a nsed
,hn Win Little Albert and Matte II. were druhbed
numerically at times under seS he horses
i%roueh the circuit saw them grow less ana less
formidable under this treatment towa'u h e smsst
OF ,ns mai ever set fool on racerack got so
he would suk and sour and settle pack N ssis
% u' and racing oters during the last two M or or
sss years. o% when aS his s"cns ndsrESns
change Tor Mcdowell his driver scarcely touched a
A wia ABSENCE ali round the practice for
which tho Pleasanon 9ams v nsn S''"e' d" W"
eny oen Reese. Of Great Neck one Of the oldest
hcsemen Of Long Island wH yc nS" " and racous
horses says the whip III damage 20 NJ ,,o.o,
whose spirit and ambition p'omn, '"s a besv" with
Marvin that the natural effect OF whpping ~ ea h
OF fright or nervousness rs SIMPLY vs,o No " or baiky
he SAYS. "tho whip increases re angry em n~,
white ssn patient ,sns spss ea and css excite
mcnt In my early experience Win horsss go, " u.
The wsp OSsrs AID apa TO as %y and
say had as good success az any rn,' ha f sorr"i
Submission with many dispositions Vas neither as
good nor az lasting az willing obedience by ue-
learned that patient and dScSrng the
whip for the correction OF first one fault anu .ne
another / came to look upon 1t as worse than i.s
useless and cast It aside altogether and for all time
to come And now after. sixty years cons AN,
practice with al knd sen Uf pleasure to see how
soon horses will learn to execute my WISHES e AZ" u
aIvice 70 ali trainers Is to discard the whip and
try better and more satisfactory Emo s mr,,u
way OF teaching these willing ana ooed'e"'
what Is required OF them.