Show I CUBAS TRADE TR OE IN UNITED STATES Instead In tead of Decreasing it Has hias Increased tt r f SIl CATER TOFI TO ro IT 11 STILL Ii i Iii t r Shoe Shon lo to American Spain Ilm limmi I Ih In Cull MI In II nh S of t l Washington April 20 In ft I recent given to the press by the lie of ot Insular affairs of ot the tho war sar wa department a I considerable loss was IS In InI I i d In the trade of ot Cuba Culm with the United States Stales for the time first brat eight months Pt P p 1899 18 It Is now nol explained by h the dl di division vision I lon of ot Insular affairs haiL thul In bitt ft tho time of gold and ant silver 11 and und bullion bulion was Included In the Hal value of oC commerce between Cuba Id the tho United States jie he e coin shipments it Is IR ascertained Instead of ot there being n a decrease e etho St n I the tho value of ot the Into Cuba front tron the tho lie States there Is an nn Increase of or 2220 for the first eight months of 1900 1500 over OWl tho the saute lama period n X U Is stated that lint while there may iDY bavo been h cn an nn impulse of or sentiment at nt lip clone of the time war tar on 01 the tw part purt of oC lie thu Importers to buy i the lie C Ctr tr that h had Just JURt secured to them their ll there is hI H no JIO evidence of It I tu U Cound in the subsequent statistics re ore are nl Isolated cases eases of ot Cuban her mer merchants Ier chants who tried trIad to Amerl Amen ent products for Cor Spanish on sentiment sentimental al ILl grounds ground but bul that lint their efforts very successful cannot be shown One On extensive dealer In foot wf tried trel to Introduce American shots s but lila his hil customers preferred d tho the last even though U it I was coupled In Interior Inferior leather and poorer work vork ma and Ind during the last six abc six months of ot 1900 Spain furnished tUll he woith w fh of oC slices shoes and amid und the United States IG worth Unless the he form Corm of nf the tho American ah s can caim be he made to t suit the Cuban tasie tall and Cuban custom the American shOe hJ ho manufacturer It I stated cannot expect to dominate me Ie Cuban shoe Iho trade ratio tr le ler Tho r o eanie Is 19 true of oC cotton colon good gods 18 It I cost co no more mme to bring a I cargo Ct from Barcelona than from New Ne York and anul u the thA I Cubans Cul n like Ikc thu th MexIcans Mexican have come coma to to tl prefer the goods of oC European make stud dud the lie European manufacturers through long application hiMs come como to I what these People J ople prefer und and sly that for Cor that t The Ibie hl United States sells sels a I of war coot but hut comparatively very little tl of oC the manufactured The apparent IONS In lons from Crem Cuba to the United Unie States during durIn the 1900 1 0 period l OH nit compared with wih the 1809 hilO period as 01 shown by the figures In Inthe Inthe the lie press statements herein before mentioned is accounted for by the tho di division divisIon diVision vision as follows The greater part of oC the tobacco shipped to tl goes s by h the th way WU of ot New NI York ork anti and III during the lie first nino nine months of when heavy shipments were made the reports to 10 tho the division of Insular In affairs did dil not disclose the final Inal destination of this commodity It ItIn 1 itis In is II not 11 K now nol to determine the exact amounts that should be Is 1 credited to tho the United 1 States Slates sad Mid to the rest of the lie world Europe almost almot exclusively but Judging the tho of ff 1899 by b bot of ot 1900 1901 it Is hi reasonable rl to tn assume that at nt least beast worth of ot tobacco chiefly cigars for tor J more particularly Germany Gerny and the United Kingdom were sere credited ant to t the time United States The he statement Issued by b the division In conclusion says IS that It therefore appears Instead of or being a aIMS Ions IMS In the export trade of ot Cuba to the tho thoU United U lec Sidles the wane Is not only be bc being ing hg maintained but Is II Increasing Terminus Hold Huhl fur for I 1 VOt Louisville Ky icy I y April 29 T P Hayes la 9 today toRY bought h of or W T Shutter the American Derby candidate Terminus for Cor IOtO S SI 11 III lii In 11 Jail lahi Tal Omaha Neb Nob April 29 No move has been made since the tho Callahan verdict was 1 rendered pt tho the defendants arrest on an charges ol ot grand larceny and false Imprisonment Time The he alleged kid kidnapper kidnapper napper Is la still sti In Jail jai but his attorneys are preparing a n showing which they believe they the lie will wi secure his freedom They The set Be se forth that liberty has already be n put In Jeopardy on the same Hale testimony and virtually the same annie charges tried as al that upon which he tie le has lias been I residential remi hi en e im t Appointments nt iii en 1 Washington April Apri 29 2 Tho he President today made th Ii e following appoint ments monts State Consuls Charles H Ii Egbert of ot 1 Illinois I noll Durango Mexico I George W V Calvio of ot Oregon at nt Colombia Chief of or engineers with wih rank of ot brigadier general John Harlow Barlow advocate generals general with sith rank lh of ot general Thomas ThomM 1 F Barr Darr John W V Clous George H Ii Davis Judge JUlge advocates with wih rank of colonel lounge decree U B Davis Edward l Hunter lunter Judge advocates with rank of oC lieu 1 tenant colonel Icu Jasper Morrison hooch H hi 1 Crowder Judge advocates with wih rank of ot major John Middle BIllie Porter Arthur Arhur Murray Captain of or cavalry Casper II I Con Conrad Conrad Conrail rad rail Jr Second lieutenant artillery corps K p McMillan lc generals general of ot volunteers Merritt H U Bliss Oscar F Long John O 0 lalance Surgeons of ot volunteers volunteer with lh rank of ot major William D Hell Wila Uel Harold L Cof Cot tin In Charles U II L Furbish I Samuel C Assistant ASI surgeon of ot volunteers volunteer with wilt rank of oC captain Ichord S 5 Griswold Michael H 13 P hughes Hugher First volun olun volunteer teer Infantry Charts Charles s S 5 Frank Second lieutenants vol volunteer volunteer 01 Infantry George W Wilkins Lewis LwIs Bradley Arthur Arhur T Second lieutenant I vol volunteer volunteer 01 Infantry Warren First Pint lieutenant volun olun teer Infantry Olin Oln Second lieutenant nant Twenty vol volunteer volunteer 01 Infantry J H II I hemmIng Navy Passed assistant surgeon with wih rank of Armstrong lieutenant Junior grad gral Ed 1 waln Dennis l J 3 OConnell Interior Indian agent Fort Apache agency Arizona Cornelius W Commissions have br been n made out for James A 4 Allen Enoch Crowder and and an Robert L I Hughee In ras I occur In the list y it generals generl hlo the lie |