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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

ponds upon Cuban and the European marKe' ,
ing operations in Cuba have been delayed by Ielus'
Of the Spanish Government. which Is making a'a'se
monts protect estates from the Insurgents ,IVp "
fcences In Europe continue he estimated az I'Vi
sO7 Go 1,OJO.tO tons. Renners have surplus vi
era other grades. consequently nenkS
arc likely to remain rather small throughout the month
The strength Of the sugar market suRs.ss Wv
probability OF another advance In reElpd Eight SNIP
have been chartered TO load sugar ~ Honolulu TOT
New-York Philadelphia These cargyc' VIII poDanly
arrive summer when they will be needed on &C
count OF the short supply in cuba The marker Tor
fined sugar less active. though the tone Was hrn
and prices Unchanged graduated quoted nj - r'l
loaf Fine graduated and Nos and - Of the SOUS W.
position be promptly shipped. bur all other grah"s
subject 10 from to days delay , -,
TOBACCO-The market FOR seed leaf was oulet w. ".
without much speculative demand. Sales amounted 10
$50 cases including 100 cases crop 1871 New rnsa d
Havana iiQlDc 100 cases. 1892. Pennsylvania SEED
leaf l0ql2c: 100 1899 Pennsylvania Havana see,
11m1iIkc. 100 1893 Wisconsin Havana 0hic, ~
1892 Wisconsin Havana l2isc 100 cases sunhs'
SUi2c. Foreign steady TO firm and larry aS' ~,
with sales Of coo Havana at OscNsl ID ana wv
bales Sumetra G5cns3 I'm bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
". s. ANDREWS AND REPORTED SUIT

Vt. s. ANDREWS AND 4 REPORTED sun.
Geographic report from Louisville published
yesterday. said that W. s. Andrews and General
Daniel T. Sickles might possibly be sued for 81 80
600 and 100000 respectively for stock subscribed TO
the Kentucky and Cincinnati Gas Fuel Company
The dispatch says that the petitioner is the Tug
River Coal and Salt Company. which asks for the
appointment of receiver for the company, of
which It is alleged Mr.. Andrews president
until 1894
Mr.. Andrews seen at his Office No. 173
Broadway yesterday, and when asked to the
truth Of the report said THE report in its broad
and general features is absolutely false Years ago
at the time of the natural gas and oil excitement
In Western Virginia. some persons induced me to
visit the locality known the Running Springs
where l believe IL is matter OF record that
George Washington made surveys the fact being
mentioned in the Old deeds These persons repre-
scented that two gas wells already bored had natural
pressure sufficient to carry the gas to Cincinnati
through pipes. ] examined the locality and found
these representations to be untrue, and also that
In my judgment the enterprise for natural gas was
worthless
Il did think he continued that there might be
a good show for oil, and spent some money with
Others in boring well. | never made n dollar out
of it. / lost what little money pot in. and what
in the scheme. l abandoned the enterprise as soon
as | found out that false representations had been
made to me. The proposed law suit is fake and
gives me nc concern whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Market steady at 7dlO points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices H.
Total sales 5000 bales NewYork gross receipts 1850
bales Exports: Continent 400 bales Britain 737
lales France 1iGl bales forwarded iiGl bales: sales
t@ bales spinnes 2 bales; stock. 1s2262 bales. Spot
cotton quiet ana steady unchanged Sales o3 bales all
spinning. Mddhng upland. SIC. middlng Gulf. SIC
Liverpool cabi"s-Spot cotton easier. but quotably
lower. Sales 12oD bales. additional to-day
bales American LOO bales
lean. l1,o00 bales; mdding upands . l6d Futures
opened steady buyers l6id decline very steady
2li3 points net advance December December
January 42Iias January February i27s February March
427y; March-Apri 427b: Apr-May. 42ss: May June.
42si2s; JuneJuy i23Gi30 July August, 430q431, Au-
gusSeptember. 1905. Mancheser-Yarns. small inquiry;
cloths quiet
COlFEE-Local speculation without special feature
with prices well nainained Of the day. General be
lief in large checks Deliveries small
Brazilian receipts liberal hut excessive Ha,re
market closing weak: December 1913 francs: January
1923 February. So -; March. si@5 Rio steady
at 1890 refs: exchange quoted SIG: receipts. 300
bags. stock Rio 23g0pO bags: United
States 900 bags. Santos receipts 5000 bags;
Santos $4,000 BAGS. market quiet Cleared
Victoria with 1900 bags FOR New Orleans steam
ship Endeavor, from Rio. steamship Sirius. with 5000
Grecan Prince 1000 bags. Hamburg closing quiet:
December n; January. 1850, February. 60 10 March
c925
Contracts closed firm. with a advance Of ! - 20
points. Sales 21,OOO bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. Dec. 6.-TAe offerings at to-days wool sses
comprised l4J4l bales. which there steady sale
about the rates which have recently ruled. The
tendance good The better grades OF merinos
keeny bid for American buyers purchased
tho best greasies. The demand sor medium and inferior
slack and irregular. Pieces and lambs wool
readily absorbed extreme figures French operators be-
ing the principal buyers and making extensive purchaser
To-,ays sales ard ricea
New South Wales-2,500 bales Secured 9dals 4sd
locks and pieces ihdnls Sgd greasy. plOsd. locks
pieces. 4ff72.d
Queensland 900 bales Secured 9.dais 34d: lock.
ana pieces, Idls "a greasy. 60lod locks and pieces
3aVSi2d
Nictoria400o bales. Secured. i,dnIs 6isd: locks ana
pieces .duls greasy 4hHlOiad locks and pieces 5ad
south Australia 700 bales SECURED, iOisdHis I'D
greasy. 4i4GIAd locks and pieces. 2A n7isd.
Tasmania-2oo bales. Secured. sd@s I'D locks and
pieces. ga G7kd
New Zealand 500 bales Secured sGliisd: locks and
pieces. GGlld greasy. 7h@l0isd
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal3O bales. Secured. Dad
ais ID, greasy 5sG1'2d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

the better reports while weakness seemed t,
be based private cables to the effect tat there was
~ Isason Tor 'xpecting watlke devslopmens me IA
NWahle crop reports from the winter wheat states hn
aone influence the market did also the fact thPt
mceps Of spring wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth were
$50 cars against ZIG las; Later, uade became
very duh, with members discussing the merits
pro and II the recommendations for changing the
gatuity system. After midday there was slight rally.
which later turned into an advance Of &c from the low
est on unsetng political reports from abroad and ru-
nors regarding heavy sales OF -four Minneapolis and
outside commission buying The close was nfn at me
,op at lsu'.c net gain Cash wheat was quiet sales
terms. o store quoted at % under May May closed
at osisc No red quoted at 2c over May 4 o
muu I'.c oNer May o anoat. Interior ircsip,s 81
wheat AT spring wheat markets to-day were sOi $50 bush
against z5.3Ij bush last year; winter, lW33 bush
against I0oi2 bush seaboari receipts. 2ii $50 bush.
aganst 100 ~ bush; total l.li6.H3o bush againsi
,,555o bush Exports s23,7is bush against iS2 s 10.
bush. .CORN-T'he trade small Prices
d-rng the early part Of the session showed declining
tendency. but later sympathizng with the advance IN
wheat prices improved closing unchanged figures for
ports 2sO0 bush against o. Geo last year Cash
1900 hush. follows lGCoo bush No at 80 l3lGc to
&C., delivered; 5000 bush No = white. private terms
elevator 1000 bush kiln dried unsraded Sac. elevator
1000 bush steamer at 3i}c, elevator. and 100 bush
was duh to-day. but slightly irmer improved de-
mand for property. Speculation In fuures was
small. important business Of the DAY being in
csh property The close was steady at unchanged 10
advance. Cash oats were hrmer and moderately active
Sales were $4,000 ousn follows: 1900 bush at .:Ag
22kc. elevator 200 No 3 oats at 22c 5000 bush No !
white. 23c; 5000 bush track white 2ig2c; 1000 bush
rejected mixed 2l4c. elevator. No white quoted AT
2'lsc bid 49,. 'BARLEY-Market unchanged quoted at
Market quiet and seady: prime State quoted at 4ihG
RYE-Market dull at i2a45c FOR CARROTS. MALT
The to-day. closing prices previous
day and closing prices for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, December 1895
BEEVEs-Receipts. 1876 cars. or g'i d?6 ears for
cxnnrsrs ard city saught-rers and 80 mar
ke. and with In Thursday, there cars
an sas Trade opened active. hut l0ui5c lower steers
some sales fully ~ lower The market closed nrmer
lie strength Chicago advices. with recovery
decline, an Oxen. and bulls
throughout. Al the offerings were taken. Exporters
bought head Common 10 prime native sold
81 ii5ts4 per 100 ~ and $3dxt
AT 81 i0MSS l2 at 81 2luS3 o. City dressed native
beef sides steady at GQSsc ~ beef selling
G4Gac. Latest cable advices from London and Liverpool
quote refrigerator beef at 1nSxc American
M siaQlOc dressed weight American sheep steady 0Q
lie dressed weight. shipments to-day los sheep the
rlnmo u trinidad. On Saturday the Mobile viii take
isa cattle ana 0i quarters OF beef Tor schwarss-
child Sulzberger; lhb cattle for j. Shamberg & SON.
cattle FOR NJ Goldsmith the Buffalo for Hull i40
cattle for NJ. Goldsmith; and the Lucana 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

S1 PG s- b1: s 1 sc. "a for same @
New-York $50 head on saie 20 head marie, Sp AMI
about all sold plain 200 No. steers - 90 wxei We
e lots a@ ~ Ft so ssosseT GOOD 10 ece So ,5
81 90 extra 81 IL last - tours 10 ~,
last week 1900 head consigned through 500 head; 10
& 10 h o1l On e ssS cosss weaH YorK.
good choice ranged Early at 81 doas$ % selling Iy
an4 light os 50 7oas5 paskeE:ss 8 s
8 20 "f s and sx 3 as 10 se Pat ss
mostly at 50 % sheep and @ last = a hSa
time last week 30 900 head Consigned inGouFn ~
hSag openi & r s6G fa grades Of both
dull for common and BARNARD los market Slg
choice western amSs ssGsi % prime. 81 S5as. q"
c5 sn s. Gas 4 qht to far s2as2 40 cults ana
81 2jQSl So iarnyard and straw sack ga, ,s''
81 7 7;'ssi - sxport sheep s5 IS 25as3 90 ,
C5oo head M,re, steady extra steers 81 20
s5 & locers and esde!s g 259<& 90 cows 50 ana s
iogs Receipts 5000 head Market &c lower Hsa,y
P PsSaa m 2es ssR JSs e !s
ia%S. ', Sass H 49, ''Y'o' l'-'''' ',1
Louis pee Receg,, :I :,.s Gsad So Ms Ma
soas2 90 Texas s Se ~, s2as2 20 g H Sser
c cs%mon ss!ss + H@ssy :sass issd ssSss
ss' 81 snd ]'gss = sF'
southern MIXED s27S lamb r!.;. w. ,,.,,. rrc.. 49,
csS Ss' ' Prime s. soss. So sgsa bitch.
50 sOaS4 rough fat 81 504sS % H1gs-Rece!pts ri,
market steady; prime lsht ~ '"nsa 20 medlun sr1n
So cOds3 So roughs So 75ds3 % sIeep--upDy liberal
prices unchanged extra sheep 50 aods 50 20 god SO
- 80 fair 81 sOas2 80: ;ocnSi -: lambs. 81
0si so Veal calves SO 5oGs7: heavy md ihn oaIv'-
$2GS3 30.
Kansas CITY Dec. 6.--Hogs-Receipts l350o bead ma
ket slow: light =; 3OMS3 I1is medium So 21HS3 -
heavy 81 25aS3 -: pigs 81 2o@s3 70 Catta Recsip
=: 800 head market steady: native steers So I5Qsi u ,
fair 10 good S3Gs3 - heers. best. 81 eops'
fair TO good sociers and feeders 81 - ,
81 i0 bulls 81 jOds2 80: calves. SJH>0; Texas and
Western 25QS2 80. sheep-Receipts l1O head; ma
kpt steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Banquo's ghost is easy TO down in comparison
with saying that is attributed to a well-known
man There" said Chauncey NJ. Depew yester-
day. is an item that has bobbed up time and time
again in the last five years. If have denied 1t
once have denied it hundred times. but it will
not down The item read
FIFTY men in these United States have in their
power by reason of the wealth they control to come
together within twenty-four hours and arrive at an
understanding. by which every wheel Of trade and
commerce may be stopped from revolving, every
avenue OF trade blocked and every electric key
struck dumb. These fifty men can parayze the
whole country. for they can control the circulation
or the country. and create panic wherever they
chose-Chauncey NJ. Depew.
IL has been used" continued Mr. Depew. "as a
text In Socialist circulars and has been quoted time
ana time again by the professors of social economics
IN large colleges. and never said 1t, and cannot
put stop 10 its publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

s%ans' s'sf 81 &. ard
ccption of ia5 sheep ana, - .vor.
j y Ysr oS 81 Is S yrS s a:s
y s. 20 1900 2 Do 1915 81 p; az y so
lis. il s. 10 liSs T. a .ss5 oxen Ks ~
~ ss: aS 1910 % If s. steers ssT' -
d. 1855 =: s. 20 il DO 1853 ID. at go 20 do 1887
ONO 1887 !, I. a. e. + d.
isss 49, s i'i At g. 81 Sa i' 90 bull;
lM: n az $3.50 DO $40 n a 81 ;o sS~I +, a. a.
!. .g o. 5 8 ~ 10 a. q !. 81 SS 4 - 81
sherman Culver ~ one sS &c W., NJ a. a. iS
q S:' isei g. g. @ 2 81 !, M
R Is g. '9 p at IS g. io % l's = ss:
s;s : v y ;s;, ~ = =
iico h. 50 30, bull: 1000 NJ. at 81 'o cows 30 TO-
NJ Goldsmith: 10 kentucky steers itio NJ ;as :, = I
3 s s. 30 NJ. e. st. s, s. 'ff # d ana I'D rs
je wl Wight 's 60 S'qi IS sSw :':s I 81
6. Dhienbaek: 5 cows sos u. at 81 % >,
s's .S.s 81 3 s sr to c Sst:
an IN spSd snH wesrn CAVE. du and
5s former sSsss Of u: I; ss,v a:
sisay steady dressed vsa;s . 5giO r.
% b,2nyari d. few dressed fed calves one
sa:es me Mullen: - Western no sase, 81 ysa.
Jel,fe Wright & Co.: IL barnyard caves -fi ''o -
~
. Judd a. Co.: 10 barnyard calves, 22i 10, at - 3D.
< Sanders: veas lgS n. AZ 81 ,.
SHEEP AND LAMISS-R-cepts. 3Jil cars, or $50 hrs1
butchers and 22is for the market nc
feeling light supplies. and all sold early WIN
the exception Of Common 10 prime sheep 500 AZ
~ i2las3 % per 100 10; ordinary 70 prime lsmss az
81 6eilsI 10 Including Canada lambs At ~ -.
culls AZ So Dressed mutton firm at 4'sqGc per ~;
saies-Ifallenbeck & Hollis; 40 Canadian lambs ~ -
average at 10 per 100 NJ III Western do. 10 TO- al
81 7o % State sheep, ~ h. az g 90 - -. x,co 900
Western do II ~ al 81 40 10 do - ~ at 81 ga 49,
~ ~ 81 31iz l13 do. 81 10 at - - 10 a.
"a H. 81 2j State sheep. - n. at 81 o2'- " do ~
H. a 81 - 49, - GA.
sheep. % 10. at 50 25 a..
sylyania do OF ~ at 81 2la l59 State do 81 H. al
81 3s 10 State sheep III No. at 50 % 80 do. 9s n a.
81 CO., 1i9 Pennsylvania do lO8 ~ So Isl Kentucky
do, V ~ at 50 2i3 ss do lO2 d. at 81 90 21 western
do, ~ ~. at So 81.
H. Mcpherson Co.: 81 Kentucky lambs 10 10 a,
Michigan do "a 10 81 80: 253 do. 90 N. a.
81 - calls ~ 10. 81. "a Kentucky sheep, ioo No.
AT 81 %
Newton & Co.. lambs CT ID AT 81 Is: 10 state
sheep n. a 81; l42 Virginia do. 70 10 AZ 81 q,
:. Sanders: IS State lambs. 60 ID al ~ %; ~ stats
sheep ~ n. at So IS: % do, 20 N. a, 81 2ii1
HOGS-Receipts. 81 or J.J-1 head--'D neah o"
for live hogs. especially for light weights
light pigs. 81 30aS4 % Country dressed steady
| at 4i.G6izc FOR weights.
-fallenhnck g. Hollis: ~ State hogs "Ds No. ~
81 per loo n. - pigs. % n. at 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Boston Dec. G'"The Boston Commercial Bulletin"
viii saw Tomorrow OF The wool market Tho sales Of
the week $50 800 NJ against 2h29jO0 ID week,
ana 33 ~ FOR the corresponding week % last year
The ssl.s to show Increase 3i47J $50 IL do
nestle and an Increase Of a. D4 foreign tho
sales 10 the same Ia 1884, The receipts to date
snow an Increase d 1913 bales domestic and
crease Of 900 800 bales foreign The market here ex-
cee1inply dull though little than last week.
sales are small and the inquiry light. From Melbourne
ana IiuenOs Ayres, however cables Of slight ad-
Vnncrs and from M0ntevdcD advance IS per
Manufacturers just opening cassimeres ana
cfeyiots The advance sale Of heavy-welghr has been
fair The heavy fall purchases Of wool have not yet
been consumed but the trade return of buyers
II not advance in January. and consequently IL not
shading prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

Liverpool Dec j. 3:i5 p. Beef Extra india moss
dull al rs Ga: prime dun At 37s 3D. lorS Prime
mess Western fine. duh 50, do. medium. dul AZ los
IamsSho,t cut about II Ii No. steady AT AIS. Bacon
cumberland cut - 80 H. duh az rs 81 short
r about ~ 10 dun az 3Ds: clear mddes. about 10
10 dull AT us Cd long and short clenr middes about %
m, dull at us Cd shoulders about II 20 II 10. easy al
ais Iard-Prlme Western spot steady AZ 2is ID Cheese
American finest white steady AT as a. cpofed steady
AZ SOS Cottonseed oil Liverpool refined. duh al lis ID
Spirits Of tu.pcntne steady AZ Es 3D. Rosin common.
steady ~ Iisd. Whcat-Ng tsd winter urn AZ %
No sprng stock. Flour ~. Louis fancy
winter steady ut Is Corn Mixed Western steady
Al rs I'd December steady At Is 3d. January steady
Rs nd February steady AZ Is 2sd Hops at LONDON
Pacific coast steady al ioGoSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
rBdT dBOCT PROMINENT MEN.

"pa,riotism is at a discount" said H. c. Du Val
.s,a6av ..This country can go 10 rack and ruin
and I won't stop g. Here some Gays ago ieda
in the papers that Ex-Governor FIo"eF' De.is a
patriotic citizen, had drawn out o. t"e pa'h az
,ho Gold pieces that he had saved and carried them
dou % The Sub Treasury and received certificates
for them and By this act OF noble PATRIOTISM was
h.,n,ng 70 maintain the gold reserve and incident
snv N save the Government. | said to myself:
Here is a worthy example to follow Ven 3 3o
. bank where had sors' s5oS ~ two dollar
and a half gold pieces. carried thci" . s,' is
TO my oftce and after morning na rsnn1gs and
iben sent them 10 the Sub-Treasury day ar
received official notification ron er ,ng ie hi weight
an', MAJ II / did not come and take them away
1hey would stamp them light ana me,i nc"I a ap
80 7 wn,,,d lose about $50 That settied H. an
a' ua,r;n, hut | am not a good thing to use the
vernacusr went down and go5 my n IN Eoynr
Jois anu more ilan,hropic things he won't num-
Der me among his constituency
George b. Roberts. president OF the IehhsS''d.'"
p.ilroad Is one Of the most practical and at Inc
same time OF the busiest ra'foap me" a. s".'
-. n, Roberts came TO this city late Wednes-
dsv niehf Early Thursday morning ne was over
~ the Pennsylvania offices on btoao"@y ra anJ ~
a. onnn.y no was off again on business. he Is u
zen Mo seldom talks about railroad affairs when
he was asked during rec oah ofiook in the couH.
ms PPM ia bTefy: ITS ike every other business;
When Others prosper II prospsrs we s@pers soUa
business, because the outi"oN - 7
business IL encouraging
whether Governor Morton announces "iH Gan.
didacy for the Presidency or not ne mas III hsht oi
recon, events. gained strength among the FARMERS
Il ALI grew out Of the cattle snow uo'e'noi "u'
,o' an,orsd some OF his fine cattle from Eilersle
~. non ,wo prizes and naturally this was report ed
80 mo Iorrn journals These papers Hood the West
and South. and the resui' 10 ''''' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

The demand Tor Brazil sorts is no all animated and
painng o. slow business Nominal prices are i4c Tor RIO
No on spot ana l@nGl37c for RIO No spot The
k-t FOR mid coffee nomnaly aady but there s not
much demand. and passing sales are - small lots We
Of 300 bags central American 100 bags Mexican
and 800 bags Maiacaino, al on private terms
nR rrm = e. n slt demand tat steady, singh
Jotbing lots quoted a. 81 s2spS 81 Quinne quiet
ROOFS ana cssfnu "iS steady lut quiet and unchanged
fl|Dl X AND NkAI-ILr market for four slightly
patents due 10 th" advance IT, wheat There sac
- 1850 sacks II prng clears for export aai
- stAd' on ""h sp+ ,LS ana winter Total sales were
- ~ pkgs. udng @u0 bills straishts 35a
- 49, mainly - 90 1sJO bis extra Is $lq$} 10 bulk
TO arrive private tefasl 80 sacks extra IS 81 o. 100
bbJ supernne :. 10 4tpD Ibis spring paieats asa
- 80 and geo sacks for expert ~ 10; 1000 sacks
sprng Gears. choice for export. 81 20. 80
= - 81 3cJo bbl. city patents. 81 30
30 bis city nn,s - soas2 ~ ~. I1I CKWHEAT FIOCK
-Flrner quoted 81 3jg$l a. sales bags at 81 a5a
81 RYE FLOUR Steady; sae-. 60 Ibis at 81
S,'tei: i,r,edyu irr 81 90. Ssaor 81 ,o We.,rS and
southern 81 2CGs: 20. BAG MEAI>-Quie,. Quoted
Fine white, s2gNir hne ye!llw s2Qsic; 7lJ72c
sob. GOQGjc: N CjG72isc sLaps IjasOc; rye
7O07,c homny chop CSC cottonseei meal siQ$i %. oil
IT, bn.l
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIT nusnc,s in dried fruits II.
1ame"hat more active. WIN deaeIa buSrs litt.-
quote Valencia raisins 507c suiana 5.d9r california
2'sGh.c; fsid dates. ihqahc. cuImn;s 2AsaShc TURK
lSisc; brazi! nuts Gat"1sc; walnu.s ,al0'.c nbert
7qeac' Lgs, 41sgl|o.
FOREIGN GREEN FRUITS LEMONS are weaker under
ncatce and commanding prices. Grapes qui, AMI
about atesiy We quote; Lemons s20si. Jama!c.
grapes - 25qSll The quantity Of lemons
10 ila00 hoxet and mediterranean oranges $4,000 boxes.
shade nrmer turned weak selling IN AZ and was very
duh ~ 'o decline The ""snn" seaiineSs w"s in" to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

being looked upon as a farmer instead Of a banker.
some politicians were aughipgy commenting upon
TINS iact ana saying that the Governor knew what
nc was ABOUT when he exhibited these cattle, when
one one, OF the number said seriously: THAT Is all
iisht, but the Governor IL more of q farmer than
any one gives him credit for liz cows are his
PRIDE and he personally supervses their care"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

bill introduced in the House to-day by General
Grosvenor. of Ohio, provides. without making an es-
pecial appropriation. a national field for military
manoeuvres by declaring the Chickamauga Military
Park open for such purpose % the military forces
If the United States and the National Guard of the
states under such regulations the Secretary of
War may prescribe This bill. If passed. Will make
available for military instruction and manoeuvres
fifteen square miles of territory, embracing large
bdttleflelds and thirty miles of approaches
outside of this tract, over which the contending
armies marched into position and moved from these
ields. one important object which IL Is believed
the plan will. accomplish is bringing into closer re-
IatonS. through the War Depar tment the National
Guard and the Regular Army