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New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. December !. ls

New December v
,rr,,, .rho ,cai market opened at a decline Of 70
s points and easy largely under ,lt ua s,o,
weaker Liverpool closing or points nns,er
cotton was -iGd lower although spinners o.H c'ns r,s
rnii,g in BUYERS favor with cloths quiet ms ~
ness abroad was attributed realizing by ofBs W.,
ha.o heiA co,,on for some time. Private caoles sas
splnners are likely continue to buy Irssig so,rces
although private advices i % e,corrs gng
Our market rallied points January seas has faen R
sI2 and March TO s% but by noon S fnvsrv and 10
siG for March Although there "as conslneiaU @ nd the
AZ the start quiet at me noon Of
nno free movement portward. as well az ~ IIire AZ
points the decline note % into Us bearsh
feature The buying not general Inos Az AZ % mo, take
being FOR local aeconnt. "hI ght Teceipis at
nrenps ,o.morrow as anticipated by the Ne" M
Exchango started upward noveneh, bn, where
ir came from il was toll Prices nproseoa oa % and
January sod up to SIS me owes Il, The highest prices
we're onlv point the closing the flnal pre - Nbe
ing net advance points win the ,9ss cS e ,e
n"rs cearances of oco bales Tho Local spot mar ket ms
lie or the southern sp2t mafke'S and Augusta
Wa lower and Norfolk 3-6c lower The sein & wess,y
interior movement shows ieceptso 900 ~ , Ts9a and 95 go
100, nhWa rho shipments 10000 bales against
Ia St7 in sai 53j in 1898 and ai,oyi IN IN 1rsnt
ri exceed 900 900 bales and they may reaeh ~ %ioo" @
The receipts week amounted 10 - 'o hnn are are est
o;eI a 600 to 1000 compared with .i'o cor
responding day last week. ~ 20 las ID vers
~ 2,S hsies against 100 day last week ana
s a59 last year; Galveston. ss6 bales against 90
end so Mss @ s,cs $50 agsins, $isi 7s2 charles
ton G32 bales against o73 and lsi1: H2rSK bis
against Ssi5 and 1896 Memphis a. 252 bales p asane a.
2Gjs 332G Receipts al H2lssSa 9a csandng day
opsnnr range and close and closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
VOTES FROM TIE NAVY yIPD

Word received yesterday that the bait g.
ship Texas. which left the yard $3.50 D. m. on
Tuesday afternoon for her four hours preliminary
test OF her engines "A run. was stn at
Staten Island. and had not gone to on her trip
Last night she was anchored off -. George. and
the delay in her engine trial caused By de-
rangtment of her steering gear No particulars OF
the trouble were given. but it not thought at
the yard that the damage sufficiently serious
10 warrant her coming to the yard for repairs.
The flagship Ncw-York went gracefully and
smoothly into the timber dock at the appointed
time. and yesterday afternoon her hull showed the
eject Of the thorough scrapng 1t had received
To-day she WIN receive Goa, ,ng Of hot paint, and
tomorrow the ant-fOulng composition will he
applied. There Is sti. considerable work TO be
done in her nene-room but as IL Is going ahead
steadily She viii doubtless be- ready for sea on the
date set
The Bureau of Construction and Repair is ar
ranging for "A series Of competitive examinations
for the PAGES Of master ship filter Inside and out
side). which 10 be med by new men in COM
ILince with the recent order OF the Secretary Of
the Navy Other pace of minor importance are
a.s) 10 be n..ed. and there VIII be lot Of nex
faces IN the yard before the Bureau gets over the
shake-up which Nil begin to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

Market cosed steady 23 points with
Yesterday closing prices Transferable notices SIP l9ta
sales 2G 400 bales York receipts 4so beIes
exnors forwarded 562 bales sales, SOC bales spnhers
26 bales stock 10 bales. Total net receipts to-na!
~ os bales thus far week. l59 40 bales Exports
today Great Britain 1887 bales Continent ~ 2y Dales
rhus FAR this week Britain So s66 bales: France
il baes CONTINGENT 81 34S bales; stock y6l944 bales
So, cotton Market quiet lice lower Midding upands
slide: middling Gulf i16c; sales S6 bales lnciud
inc ao6 hales spinners and 800 bales contract -
Iy.rpool cables-Spot cotton weak; sales ZooV baies
rscatton and export bales American. lOOou bales
recents "a 900 bales American $4,000 bales Midalhs
nnands 0-l6d opened easy. 364g4-tAd decline
closed steady 4igG6 points decline Decemoer sod
cember- January 424.b January February, 42icb Fep
ruary March 42js March April 425ias April MAJ sd
Mav-June i27b. June-July, 42ss; July August US
August September 42sas. Manchester-farns IN buyers
favor cloths quiet ., r,r,oo. woro
lower Cables showed loss and this induced local ser
ng The estimate OF the Rio commssariat u 3iGVW
haqs for the growing crop the cause OF the decnhe
Havre closing barely steady: Decsmber 20 ranrs jan
nary %; February $3.50 March, st2o antwerp
arrivals In November. 81 700 bags deliveries ~ luo
stock 1890 The visible supply OF the world Deem, &
ber 392 3Gi bags indicating an increase OF 81 o
bags over November l. Hamburg quiet December. %
pigs; January 7o50 February 60 % re market steady
AT l 500 res exchange. 9li receipts 3OoD olgs STOCK
2S3 900: cleared for the United states 1000 Santos
stock bags; receipts, 1900; market quie' al
800 reis.
-. $50 bags. as follows;
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
MR. BROOKF1ELD CLEARS Up HIS Df'N

THE EX COMMISSIONER NOT KEADA ~ 'iH'N
on LOCAL. POLITICs-WHT He HAS 10
SAY ABOUT GOVERNOR MORTON.
William Brookheld. who ceased to be the Con-
missioner of Public Works Monday. wen1 to the
office in Chambers-st yesterday cleared up the
desk which he had used there, and took MS ne-
nar,ure When he seen later at his business
Office in Futon-st. by "A Tribune reporter ne SAID
he was not ready to make any statement ABOUT
local Republican politics. He was in Albany on
Tuesday and had an interview with Governor Nor
ton but he declined to speak of the interview
yesterday.
Mr. Brookfed is known to be warm advocate
of the nomination Of Governor Morton for the
Presidency. When asked yesterday II he thousht
that Governor Morton would soon declare himset
as n candidate for the Republican nomination Tor
President Mr. Brookfed said: II do not see that
II Is necessary for the Governor TO make any an
rcurcement He has already been named az
candidate By the unanimous vote OF the Repuhlican
State Convention. and the leading Republicans OF
the State have declared their desire 10 nave MIN
receive the support Of the solid Repub lean deiega,
ion from this State To the next RepubhcaH Natiohal
Convention. II they are all in earnest IN I what
they say there should be no quarrel about the selec-
tion Of delegates to that convention
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
A sHAKE-UP IN THE BROOKLYN NAVY
FoREMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT
REMOVED BY SECRETARY HERRERT.

FOREMEN IN THE CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT
REMOVED BY SECRETARY HERRERT
Washington, Dec. i.-Secreiary Herbert to-day
gave a decided shaking up 10 the nechanca do
partment of the Brooklyn Navy Yard After
ful consideration he detailed Naval Constructor
Francis NJ Bowles TO take charge OF the construc-
tion and repair d. partment OF the yard II l. said
that this action taken because Of the admins
trativc ability and capacity of Constructor Bowles
to a fair days work out Of the force under
him al fair days pay. While Mr.. Bowles was
In charge OF the construction department at the
Norfolk Navy Yard. IL was found that work there
cost - per cent less than similar work at the
Brook ya yard. Mr.. Bowles has been in charge at
the Brooklyn yard for about six months, and there
have been many Instances showing that he is
gradually bringing the force under him up TO the
standard that is desirable, so far cost OF work
and excellence OF workmanship concerned.
Secretary Herbert ~ In full sympathy with the
general ideas Of Mr.. Bowles place the construc-
ton department at the Brooklyn yard a busl-
ness basis. and has approved practically all
mendatlons that have tended 10 further such "A
suit Mr.. Bowles recommended that a change be
made In The positions Of master inside shiphtter.
master painter, master shipwrght and ma stes ship
smith In the department Of which lie has charge.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

The Rio and Santos srowths was very qq!e,
30 spot is now ncmnay i4Sc while No 5 is quoted
at l3ac The market Was quite demoralized JoeesIs
they therefore distributing much Their de-
siderable The coffee rather easy owing
the lower drift of the market ior Brazis and the de-
made private
FLOUR AND MEAL-The aolr market without very
much feature to-day. especially In Western. A little
easier feeling prevailed. the mills showing slightly more
straghts reported for export Total were
e S .s. 50 sS I"T % and co . S @
Apos M & equal a. 50 20 x Ee7 so 100 & sacks Extra Is s. -"
s. S 200 eels nns; s. soass ~ b6s spring patents
s. TP WIFE r to arm %rTTs S
I'VE M 5rS:' o SSGss st at s. s.
rTanGSWac s. 4S % Sc 40 We.srD ~ and SonS
ern S Sse er voca BAG MHEsAlout 9a.,ed: Fine
FEED Quiet Quoted 4ob oogo5c: 0o-ln eoa65c so-,b
%S%Sy sSir neal ss 5s 6 5f4 mea
osSe G iced zoe f2r bran In bags and e3e in bulk
ma .aSs ;%s ss"st "Si 'a ali
and So" steady The news noW~r" Mas rase Wn Ss
courasns cables were dun foreign wers aoins
Of sngine wheat Were IN excess OF last year amounting
The monthly weather and crop bnen Of tho rr,, S'
Department says that the ranfa in excess OF tho
though the 'emrerat%re was Slightly below
and they offered the MARKET % o ors & h
faled to bring out rny quantity OF offerings and later
cline Interior rceins of wheat at spring market,
to-day we're 2o 3ho bush. against SO. O5 bush las,
year winter i42' bush against ~ TO bush: seaboari
receipts 1iUw2 bush AGAINST lIi599 bush. total T0T
80 bush. aranst S43GD bush: exports liD s5l h,sS
against llip'l bush Cash whea, quiet Sales wer'
reported Of 800 bush No red private terns Tor .>
port and 10000 bush choice red private terms M rcd
sse Ts GuS S a. 4'S over bscsmter aost December
December ehoat ami No hard 3,.c over December
T o b anoat later 5000 bush No / Northern sold on
private terms o ahoat apd 1900 lush No North
Err srn & prv%Is ate terms saSat cUKN
at present ard the market is heavy bottom The
receipts are light compared with year hut snl are
IN eNeess ~ reauirements The interior movement to-
my my was '?oWO bush. against 5S oOO bush last year
ihe kehefal demand Tor not very but
export ceamnces are IN liberal scale and to-day from
hNr ports were 3MoW bush against 2sOOO hush last
Ntar The Close was quiet al sc advance isc loss
tash corn was DUH sales Included bush No
3b'sc - b atoa. 1900 bush No white corn 3Sc % IA
anoa and 5000 bush No yellow. private terms o
aiioat: No corn quoted a NC December IN
elevator December closed al st7sc and
quoted nj december price In elevator
In oats nFrrow and unnte,sting: prices continue
10 droop on the eceips which maintained excsentiv
wen In view of the extraordinarily low price The de
nand 10 unsatisfactory for cash stun and no In.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

stat ne generally that the men holdng . .ness paTss
bave ne th,r ~. force nor he mec1anlcai abIty
~, N.Y., ,ba york and carry on its details sa,'s
factorly and that the Interests OF ne e
min ter the du,les which are required OF them
On receipt this communication wn,cn Inv was ap
tarv has declared these places vacant anu COM
pcttive examination will be held at lne hiook'yh
Gavy yard an December rs. which VIII be open to
ali comers for the purpose OF securing foremcn
who can demonstrate to the EXAMINING bboaru' 20
ha cornosed ~ naval officers. that they have the
administTatiye as well as the mechanical ability
to I'll their places satisfactory II sag n Il, .e e,e
Changes and that IT is not known Wln ~hich b,
,,bat tho change Is n business matter To be carried
out on business principles.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
LEMON REPU BLICAN CLUB ELECTION.

The LenOx Republican Club he'd a hotly contested
election at the clubhouse. No. l22 West One-hun-
dred-and-twc mt mint h-s on Tuesday evening The
final result was not known until long after mid
night. The following officers and committees were
elected:
President. George H. Sutton; first vce-pfesldent
Daniel Shields: second vice-president. Theodore f.
McDonald: secretary William *. Norris; treasuf-
er, Thomas J. Ellison; trustees three years.. Sias
c. Croft Edward c. Keys and George Young MEM
bers Of Membership Committee. Theodore \. Neale
W G. owens and H. H. bradbury; committee on
Political Affairs, b. H. Philips, Theodore r. Me-
Donald william {. Reddy and sumner a. Mason
Library Committee J. VI. Wright. Daniel Shields.
j. ". Norton and w +. Parkinson
These officers will he installed on January "
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
MUCH GOLD OFFERED TO THE TREASURY
TIE SECRETARY. HOWEVER. HAS BEEN ABLE TO

M III III VI
Washington. Dec. 4.-Since secretary 'arhse
offer 10 pay express charges both ways for gold
,,os,,ed in order TO bul up the gold reserve.
slightly over 100000 has been deposited In con-
for,nity with the offer Many millions OF dollars OF
cold have been offered by National banks, but the
conditions att ched have been such that Secretary
Carlisle has declined to receive IT, For instance
500 Ooo I'm gold was offered by Louisville. ky panks
,rho go-5 was light weight and the banks wanted II
accented at its face and its bullion value May
hanks i'm W Nestern Sub-Treisury cites onrred 10 ue
nosIt gold n "A credit In New-lork were gwen 10
tbem The terms of the origifa. oner eNprt:sE
nrcc'ude this being done. 1t was not tne inlent %
,be Treasury TO assume the expense or eNchahge
for National banks The ofTer states that the glId
must be deposited in the nearest sun IN Iy
exchange inc Treasury paying express chatses
hoth ways 1t did not contemplate me p deposr ~ ~
"a I'm one Sub-Treasury city and the dehVet! ol
Currency therefor in another suo-IreasnrX E.g az
S.nvcrnment expense. In the mean time withdrawais
~ gold from the Treasury still continue ana the sou
reserve g now s7S96j.g66
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
PANIC At A TENEMENT-HOCSE FINE

rrEEMfN HAVE DIFFICULTY IN GETTiH" i"H
ra.aHrENED TENANTS OUT.
An exciting fire occurred yesterday morning IN me
fve-s,ory double tenement No. lAi Hester-sI IL
started in the rooms Of Mrs. Cornelia Paefo on '"e
ION floor The outbreak caused much alarm among
the tenants Mrs Palero frs alarmed them oS "ei
ecreans and they wen: scuirying dowhs'ais' al
though there was danger
Tony Antonio keeps barber shop III one Oh l"e
stores on the ground floor ard luen wan mas
launry IN the other. Henry Burgens. youth hVlhg
AZ No 9S5 Broome-s... was getting shaved when uhe
fire started. He jumped out OF the chair with one
side of his face shaven and the other covered win
Iather lie ran to the Bowery and rang an alarm.
Before the engines had time 70 respond booib'ack
pulled the signal again and a fireman who was
passing rang the alarm a third umS. Snlohe pOu!su
from windows on the top moor Solic OA is tiis
tenants carried down their trunks and household
enec.s Mrs Paleros young enid was cdfI.eu 4'''"
the building by d trenan ,, 49,. h
Mrs Palero became hysercaI ana cou'u ho' pS
induced to go into the street =, stranger rusle1
IN TO her apartments grabbed her by the mar ana
threw her downstairs. She Was not lhJuIen one
Of the tenants nernel Karl Weiss. ran back into
his rooms 10 get a money-boX. lie said II coA-
taincd 500 In The excitement he lost me Don III
Inc hall, which filed with smoke lie reluseu
10 leave the building. and the fremen had 10 pIt
him out. AT the fire was out Weiss found ms
none on one of the fre-escapes with the >lOV
in it, ,, TT, .s rr,
Chinaman wouldn't bulge out Of his place. althouen
he was standing almOst ankle-deep in water before
the fire was out. The blaze did between 500 ana
$500 damage.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

Liverpool Dec. !. 3 ~ D. m.-Hsef ef-EXtra India mesa
dull az i3s I'd prime mess dun "A 51s 81. Poik-prma
mess Western fine duh AT 53s Nd; do medium Gun lGs
IA. Hams short cut about ~ 10 N. steady AZ
hacon-cumb"rland cut about ~ to 20 H. easy 2ss
short rib. about - ID. at 30s I'D: long clear
mddles about ~ H. du AT 2ss long clear mid
dies. about ~ ". dn al :Is. shoulders T. Ia IL
~. AT 32s Lard-Prime Western spot dull al 2Ts c
Cheese American finest white steady iis do colored
steady at Nos. 'ottonreed "l-Iverpool refined DUH at
LIS 3D. Spirits Of iurpentine steady ID Rosn-
common steady AZ Is ,'ld Wheat-No red winter firm
Js md. FIour-St Louis stead,
at Is. Con-M Mixed Western spot dull at rs and.
esember steady AZ 3r 3A.d January steady AT "a 2j
February steady Mt IS ?.d Hops London pacdc coast
steady al iJJ5Js. ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

Deputy Commissioner Stee e. OF the Department OF
Public Works. said yesterday: The departments
"ork Is about finished until spring. and viii.
now begin to lay off the lab0rers and other outside
men who cannot work IN the Writer"
VIII Tainmany men be singled out 80
Hardly P1tics won't eater into the admins
raticn of this department."
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

s.,,,,,s for holders Futures closed to-day A. ~
,a.s.S ~ c decne dun ana &c oWeri
saias v.cre 81 go hush. including 900 bush 40 1
.,e,1 ,isso.0~. 10 90 ush No white, 23c; Zp Duh
10 2 white 23c New YORK Central and lsvD pusn tss @
.'S,.. otd1Tc PAHiET T-Quotations continue hon-
'at r choice barley sales NJ feeding grades are
made a, low figures prices ranging from ABOUT sIc 70,
, ,,,,,,y r,uT I'm 10 4Ic choice. .Rf " nominal
~ ~ 4sa4sc FOR CARROTS BUCK WfIEAT-Quiet a, VIZ
a. as,on yor nrtrc gatr. .MALT-Inaotve at so1aSc
To-day the closing prices for the preyous
Ia riosins prices for the Corresponding date IsN
year follow.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS

REPC CBIICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS
NO STEPS TAKEN TOWARD REORGANIZATION
PLANS OF THE POPULIsTS
Washington. Dec 4.-The Republican Senate eau
Gus this afternoon was exceedingly brief not more
than fifteen minutes being spent in the Marble
Room. Senator Sherman. chairman Of the caucus
authorized to name a COMMITTEES OF nine whose
duty 1t shall be to fill the vacancies In the Senate
committees and designate the committee chairmen
This committee will be reported TO a caucus to be
called when Senator Sherman has made his selec-
tor and there g doubt but tha, the commit
tee selected by him will be approved by the caucus
The Republicans proceeding in the matter OF
filling the committees though there was no doubt
about their eventually taking fun control OF the
Senate. The committee appointed by Mr.. Sherman
will confer with the Democratic managers and as
certain the preferences of that party for commit
tee assignments Not word was said to-day about
the proposed reorganization Of the elective officers
and Il is not probable that anything will be done
in this matter until after the holiday recess
The caucus Of Populist Senators. held last night.
does not appear to give any concern to the Repub-
make no effort 20 reorganlze along their
own lines. but agreed TO stand firmly to-
geher Messrs. Jones (Nev) and stewar,
were present. but the binding force OF their
ton the effect that they would vote solidy until
such time as II apparent that the Republicans
had determined plan OF reorganization. or
the Democrats had decided to make fight against
hour arrives 4 Is be.!evcd that the Populsts viii
divide according to their afiillat tons with the two
parties which means that two would 60 II the
Democrats and four to the Republicans. TO be sue
Democrats would be compelled to command the
who'e Populls. vote In the Senate
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

HENRY HIRSCH EXPELLED.

PRESIDENT OF THE CENTRAL WINE NM "i~''
DEALERS ASSOCIATION OUT or H"-
PrRILCAN ORGANiHATloN.
Henry Hirsch president OF the cenraI VIM anu
Lamar Dealers Association. was eXpeHeu from 'ne
Republican organization oi me Nv" C,r,
,,,,. a. ,ruosd,y evening Frederick 8. Gibbs.
,h leader of the district organ.zat on presided al
the meeting when Hirsch was eXpeileu. Inc
charges against Hlrsch were that as pfesi"et o.
the llouor dealers association. he supported 'he
Tamnany county ticket at the ias' eieN',o", '
a. 40. circulars denouncng Thomas l.. Ham
nton the Republican candidate for County CierK
and ;hat he sent personal notes TO friends askns
them 10 vote for Louis Mu&lnRer' ia"''"''
candidate for Stat" Senator .,, .o.o re,ort,
Immediately after the election IN there WeTe ,n mrn
Uirsch out Of the Republican organization, am
Hirsch ana his bartender we're aTresteu 1r Sery
mo Tho excise law The charges or party ueacheiH
werc then male. and Hrsch failed TO appca@ anu
answc~ the charges.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
MEETING or THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE

There will be a meeting Of the New-York Acad-
any of Medicine this evening at s O'Clock at No.
IL West orty-thlrd-st Delegates to the state
society will be nominal ted. and Dr. Irwin II. Haven
Will read paper "A Study OF the Infectious
ness OF the Dust in the Adirondack Cottages" The
paDsT will be discussed BY Drs T. G. Janeway,
" NJ Bicgs and IL. r. Looms
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05

Mayor strong yesterday appointed W H. Godwari
80. iis West Twenty-thirl-st., city Marsha. as
signed TO the Eighth Judicial District Court.
Twenty-third-st. and E.ghth-ave. Mr. Godward is
life underwater ANA l. now vice-pres,ient OF the
chelsea Republican club, OF the IXth Assembly
New-York tribune., 1895-12-05
NOTES ABOUT ATHLETIC MATTERS
E. G. CARTER on AMATEURS IL ENGLAND AND

T. C. CARTER on AMATEURS Il; ENGLAND AND
IN THIS COUNTRY.
People well Informed in amateur athletic affairs
said Yesterday that the controversy between Eng
land and this country the status OF the amateur
athlete would be short. +. G. Carter, the hand-
capper Of the Amateur Athletic Union and an old
English champion, said: " The London Field,
which made the charges that there were no anna
teurs in this country as the Engshmen understana
the term, printed nonsense That amateur rules
have been Violated in this country may be true.
but they have not been abused TO anything IKE
the same extent that has been done In England
The standing of the contestants in the swimming
contests at the New Manhattan Athletic Club to
date is as follows: F.. NJ Nandervoort, 3d. VI.
Meizler. 80; Dr. c. T. Adams, 25 G. Shambere, z;
W II Grace Il; r. III. Farjeon l5 c. l.. Greenhall,
II: r B Reynolds 10; A. Heine, 3; T. Ward, 2 W.
W Scott l.
Wilbert +. Ferguson, the president OF the CEN
,enary Collegiate Institute. sends the following
communication to The Tribune from Hackettstown:
The Hackettstown Collegiate Institute disclams
all credit for the victory over the Pennington Sem
mary football In the game of saturday, No
vember g. played in Hackettstown, \. j.. Gnce the
main credit is due to four men from the orange
Athletic Association. who were especially secured
to play this game
The open sweepstakes live pigeon shoot under the
auspices OF the Newark Gun cub was held yes
terlay morning at John Erbs shooting park, on
ten bird match twenty-five yards rise. John Erb
and Allen Willy OF Hartford, divided first money
each killing ten birds T. G. Wright of Paterson
was second. killing nine birds.