The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02

eral thousand acres to support one good
sized sugar mill. It is different with tobacco
vegetables. fruit and coffee. These crops
can be raised on small farms. That is
also the case with cattle. although stock
large ranches. 535s Ia
This country is one Of the best cat
tic. countries Of the world, !" continued, the
feet high, upon which the cattle viii keep
fat the year round. They need no grain
whatever ana IT. there Is no for
KILLED off during the war. but prior to
that time there were as many as 3,0C0.0
head on the island: Since the war closed.
We have been getting our meat on the
hoof from Texas. Venezuela, Porto Rico
Thing ike 1000 90 cattle i IN CUBA s1 IoW
and more than 1,5o0,0 coo on the register
we'll cattle do here. You can bring an,
ola American COW with hollows over her.
e eyes as, as Big as your 1,st to Santiago and
She viii Mi out fatten h up f and m ba as
spry as a cat Indeed. i look Tor the
time when Cuba will be. exporting beef.
men ore doing we'll" 80
American Trade.
What should Americans do 10 i,,creasa
ths!r sI n here Mr. stenhart
A"-S oitOulu oeIlQ their best tn
study the island and It's possibilities. Ono
Of our leading agricultural iInpienient
nii many asked me the other day
ae1e5 5 sel'ng &c goods IDS In Cuba II reply
who was worth $4,000 n year to him, He
replied that soma OF the higher officIals
o. me Z. company received that much. Il
a 90 n mean s.4 one OF your fancy officials"
engineers, q man who knows ali
about machinery. and can Invent
notifications OF machinery for - GER sr.
tain ends. II you have such man maj.
here, he will earn you more money in one
trip than any. SIS, 900 you have over spent.
Your man should not do a stroke Of
work but to go over the Island and live
is done and what machinery Is needed.
Suoh man will plan machines which
Will revolutionlzo the sugar business. and
which WILL make your, sugar mills and
your farming implements Just what Cuba
wants"
IT said the same thing 70 the Fairbank
ee ensra 1nT mo" ana tbs2
man has been on the plantation studying
the situation. He was In my office tic
other. day. and during his stay told
Witch 's Would d Hs &c Enslsh aa and P anrs
man machinery cut of Cuba"
The Future Of Cuban Trade.
DO you look for much increase in our
trade with Cuba, Nj. stainhartY' ask
ed.
Eyes. II our merchants will send tho
proper men hero and will take advan-
tage OF the opportunities now offered to
increase the trade. They should realize
that they, are working not only for The
Cuba Of to-day but the Cuba OF tho flu
ture. This island Is Just at Its beginning.
It WIN rapidly grow in population and
and their market viii be Worth f Far more
to .us that that Of 6, e q South American
preclate this future, They, should send
porting house should have its branch
here IN which to educate dl.umnhers for
the Cuban trade, and work It, Tho Gu
ban has his own business methods, and
we Should adapt ourselves to him rather
than force him to do business our way"
The Matter of Credits.
{ The European nations give time hero on
every BILL Sold On some things they give
three, six and n!ae months, and III GER
tain branches OF business eighteen months.
Thare Il no reason whs Americans should