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POTATO TO FURNISH
POWER TO FARMER
Alcohol in the Tuber Also to
Become Source Of Heat
and Light
SECRETARY WILSON'S PLANS
Investigating Producing Capacity of
Plants in Generatiye
Energy.

To enable the farmer to produce the
alcohol that in few years is to be heat
and light and power for him, the De-
Partment Of Agriculture has already set
at work to develop those plants which
VIII most contribute 20 promoting this
new industry. 1t will be no fault or
this department If denatured alcohol
proves less a boon than has been hoped
by its most ardent advocates.
Dr. Galloway. chief Of the Bureau OF
Plant Industry, under direction OF Sec
retary Wilson. has sent agents TO Eu-
rope TO study Lle big potato that Is
grown in many sections of tho contin-
ent, and arrange for securing seed and
transplanting it TO this country.
Pretty Big Potato.
This potato has small value for edible
purposes, but is several times as large
as the one commonly seen in this coun-
Try. II grows. too, an immense yield
from an acre of ground IL is claimed
enough of them can be produced to
make co gallons OF alcohol, which
means light. heat. and power Cor q farm
household for year
This potato is to be developed and &C
cIimated for the different sections of
the United States as soon as possible
After the alcohol is taken from IL, the
residue is still useful for feeding 10 live
stock, though not for human consump-
ton. Secretary Wilson and DIT. Gallo
way anticipate that In few years it
VIII constitute one of the most useful
and valuable crops.
To Utilize Corn Stalks.
Further than this, the department has
Just closed uD arrangements with a big
establishment In the West for the use
OF 10000 tons OF its refuse-ccrn stalks,
husks. tops. and ends OF beets, cobs.
etc.-to be devoted to systematic expert
ments in thep reduction OF alcohol It
is we'll known that there is plenty Of
alcohol in ali these things; the PROPOSE
ton is to ind out whether Il can be
taken out at a reasonable cost. The be-
lief OF the scientists is that by the time
American inventive genius has been at
work a few years means will be de-
veloped to give the world alcohol for
fuel. light. and power far cheaper than
nas ever been dreamed before. There is
endless supply Of these cheaper mater
ials in this country. and the. process win
be developed II II IS possible
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the WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FOR BOYS

WITH its Boarding and Day Departments.
with its Junior and Senior Schools. with It's
modern buildings. and its extensive athletic
grounds. with .ts able Faculty. and It's thor
0ugh course az STUDY. offers unusual advan-
taEes for the education NJ q boz from the
time he leaves the kindergarten until he en-
t=rs college
A Yearbook may be Obtained az the lead
ing bookstores and hotels. or of the Head
Master. LOUIS l. HOOPER, gsII Wisconsin
avenue. ses-1It
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AMBITION OF SOME MEN

Rather than make an effort 10 reach
the top some men prefer 10 remain at
the bottom for the purpose OF helping
pull others dOwn.-MeXiCan Herald.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
For Boy and Young Men,

FbT boy and 1Ounk Mtns
sls 18th ST. " W
College Preparatory School. with Primary
Department. Special Department Preparatory
for the Army and Navy. Fifty-hfth con
secutive session begins Sept q. Catalogues
at the school The Book stores
Summer coaching Tor special examinations
WINSLJOW H. RANDOLPH. Principal.
se2-Su. "a. th-tf
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sPENCEaIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ana rIlnrf arraaf ~


Has been, Is nov, and win, under the new
ownership and management continue % De
''Washiugt0n's Greatest Once Training In
stitutiOu for Steu1grapners Bookksepers, Of
nee Assistants. civil Service Candidates. and
Useful Life" Real merit elegant appoint
ments. satisfactory results. honorable deal
inEs. promises fulfilled. and the pToprletors
assisted by specialists. are some Of the dis
unctlye features that have made and shall
maintain the Spencerian as the leading college
Of its kind DO not spend time and money
at an inferior school. but come 20 tho Speu-
cerian. The College Is open daily for students
and callers from am 20 pm. The de-
mands for SpenCeTian graduates in Shorthand
and Bookkeeping are unlimited. Send for free
booklets and special Information. aU30- cod q
AsAEE. j. ESPCTA-DALY SCHOOL OF aIU-
SIC AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. Piaus
and singing. uote-chain method natural ez-
preston 1IIS f 81. ne, Phone z s-5 H.
auE4-f. Su. H-l5t
PRIVATE TUITION. common school branches.
classics shorthand, highest references, At-
dress r. A. ll5 tth 81 N.Y. IT
PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematics, science.
Latin. German. English, music beginners
or advanced pupils. university graduate %
years experience. literary work revised and
criticised Prof. j.. station g. Box @l2, cty
auz6-Su-5t
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ST. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL WILL
-, -, sssf,fsrlber g. 1906 when We VIII be
prebsred % fu orders for ladies' and misses
gowns. coat suits. wraps. etc lessons given
in cutting and fitting For Lurther lnIor-
1Hation a1ply 20 20Z3 q St NV. au2s-sot
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ST, JOHNS COLLEGE

Vsrmont Avenue near Thomas Circle
Conducted bY the Brothers ot the Christian
Schools.
SELECT DAY COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
MEN AND BOYS.
COLLEGIATE COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC
AND PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS.
school Opens September 10.
Catalogue sent on application.
sulT-s0s BROTHER GERMANJS. Pres
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Law AND JuRrsPRUDENCB

Regular Jaw course. leading 90 the de-
gree of Bachelor of Laws
Graduate c0urses lending 70 the degrees
of Master Of Lows Master Il Patent Law,
and Doctor or Jurisprudence.
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National
University
Law School

S6th session opens October l. 1906.
Evening sessions exclrs.vely)
Complete three-yeaF course. Degree
Of Ii. B. can be secured at end Of sec
ond year. Post graduate Practice Course
OF technical instruction leading IN one
year TO degree Of LII. NJ.
For catalOg apply 10 Secretarr.
1881 + St. n. W. or after Oct Ist at
Law school Building. gIs-s20 18th St. n. ".
Phone II. a436
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Llree-yeaE course. leading % the CeRTe'
of Doctor q Pharmacy.
E.-r ,nt.L,ru.s srrlLcatL-r hlarl-s- ard far
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PoLTTIcs AND DIPLo1EAcY.
COLLEGE or PHARnxAoY.

Graduate courses. reaCiuE 20 degrees Of
Master " Diplomacy and b0ctor q Phil
osophy.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

AEDIC13fE.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
A fJur-year course. also "a fVe-yeaT course
leading 20 the degree Of Doctor n Medicine
FACULTY OF l. DENTISTRY.
4 three-year course, leading 20 the degre
OF Doctor Of Deltal Surgery.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
y OF MEDICINE.

Undergraduate course leading q The de-
gree Of EacLeI0r Of Science ia Architecture.
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NEW ,1, YORK PRODUCE AiARKET.

w YORK Ap;, III o .; Sc syo, b..
S. S;saay R2sDa n. ws's ;na -
wheE,-spot steady; No red, ron:!n.! OPP
lions cle.sd steady q. net UNCHANGED o. ps!es:
&c. - july, ssae.: September. ssEc,
corn-spos steady; No, Sc Options closed
May yss9 4 a' july sso; septsmses. sc oats
sro, s,eady: .s!xed oats. s7@gBe 90,
sees-s:esdy ts ,s:nS ss a5; ...s;; s
Ss gsT sss. s. i5sf s5s:s :s:y:
e was:sss p sss5 so on s7aa ~.
!see n.ess s!1sa.7.!s Ta!,vs. !; {; Z, Z:
E Rasaaass1aS st:z i s!aa$;ls
R!ce--steady; do:se:t!c. sa::. Jspas.
Fs,,'s rooa p, = esoee sSe
Rio, au:et: No { !avo!ee, s!-!se. :,m!! stes ~:
coraova 'oal..s futures e!e.ee .!ess'' MI ~.
sssi :sf f:s:as Us sl ne is
!; si.e :a., ;4 sr ea, os IS: ess.,td
s.s,; powdered. sa.7o; s.sau!as.a s4-ss: eaSsf'
sutte.-.-.egu!s- c.es,e-stssty. usehsas-
"a. Egse-E!:Ea AID uSeaa:gee-
ss: ,ss 81 s:.-
~ ws. s1sfs !S1d nso. ssa psT essss
s Snse s "a ussSsasss SEsissss-eu!ss
: cattosssea o!!-Nole.a.e!ys .ctve and hrn.r
on the spot Prime Crude. = 0. y M;:!:s. NY q
ws.:e. ssASDc-: p:!s:s w!ats: ye!oY. ss7.S:S c.
CHICAGO. I'LL. April el.--Fsvo.at:e wtats.
ar throughout the wheat growing :esAoas s.
wses, MARKET al the close 10 day haa auota-
lions on the May de!;ye.y ps:ng, O: h9. Q;
G:tc Provision. wars 5G?'a, lJwey.
The .easIns future. r.sged as follows:
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HORSE BIT BY MAD DOG.
Captain Maynard Ertertains His
Friends at Oyster Roast.
IISneeiel "a rhe rrf v1cs- CIsnA

Especial to The Tr.es-D!spa1ch.)
CAk.rR EE, VA, April 2l.--A Few weeks
since horse belong to NJ q; "a: sEa IN.
ard to-day the horss developed a severe
case OF Hydrophob!a, and had to DO
shot by It's owner. D FL
Several dogs were bitten at the same
tine, and they have ell been killed SO
It is hoped that the a!ad-cog scare IS
over
Captain Ed. Maynard. OF s!ge!ow, en-
terta!ned a large number o. friends at
MISS Evelyn sh!r!:, os Elko. Va, spent
Easter with Niles Pear! Schenck here.
.A:s. D.. Powers was called sud
denly to New Kent county this week,
to see her father, Mr., B!a ton. who is
III. Charles Powers spent Easter H-th
friends ~ Newport News, Va.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW roRs... Ap.!! 1.-THE cotton make:
opened CIR. Il, an advance OF ea!o points u:
a.:t!st!c.. together with expectations OF
s;:.he- reaction Following the a.s. severe o.
1!s..te.. Trading was moderately active. |. re
a:tA the weathe. In the South favorable.
rse:e was considerable realizing By yesterday:
buyer. so- ,u.n, under which prices ea.ec
o.I2as points from, the top. But the bulls
sae:rtd to have a arm grip o. the near months
With TIE May premium Increasing 70 about -
points aad tho under.ons OF the marEe. re-
:r,!Eed steady y
eEce!pts Q. cotton At the ports to-day ws:s
last year. For the week (e.t:aatsd) 5000
Ss.es against 1899 last week and !e!.977 last
s.ea- To-days receipts ct New Orleans. 6, !9o
bales against 3,sss last year, and al Houston
1887, bales aga!nst 5. 76, last year.
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kAVAI EnREa

N. CT, Ap-. n.-sP1R1Ts
ruap5STTNE--Soth!ng doing; receipts s
casks. Ros!n-Noth!ng doing; receipts. lh3 bar
re!s. Ter-F!rn at tl.so; receipts. ~ barrels.
Crude 7urpentlne-.F4rra at - soas.75 and SIS:
receipts, IS barrels. "a 5ai
a SAVANNAH, GA, April el.-TUApENTINE-
Firm at t.:46sH!.c.; sales go casks: receipts.
go casks: shipments. ss5 casks Ros!n-Ftrn, !:
Gales, Liz barrels receipts. 1ce4 barrels; ship
.aeats. l.4& barrels.
4 CHARLESTON, g.. C.. Apc!l e1.-TUgFEN
TINE AND 5ROsIN-Sothins doing.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va, Ap=!!f q, 1905.
roa.cco-ca:k E!-et-N.:ket continues a.::.
Z. price. quoted, receipts Night S:!s.ts-.CE-
changed ou!et but Ara. Light -eee!pts. sun
cu-ed-Hect!pts light ana market active at
quotations.
dsc.apsd condition and eueh tobacco cells low.
PLANTERS are cautioned to !ooE ate: the order
q their tobacco te.o:e sending 1t to market
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my nccna vrr

VIEW YORK. Apr!! ?L-gus,nes. in staple
cottons continued Of sa.onable dimensions n
the dry goods market to-day. Prices were held
f:!...y on print cloths and pr!nt.. }
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changed from the second to the third
Monday. which will go into effect the
dule Of terms Of courts. an old schedule
vas copied, and the spet!al act. desig-
mating TIE second Monday a. the term
for the terms Of courts here. was over
This will be a great surprise to the
people of this county, and the change
will not meet with their approval though
no one IS to blame, a 5 1t was a mere
oversight. ait
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American
National Bank,

The commercial accounts Of individuals,
firms and corporations are invited and
every accommodation will be extended
that IS justified by the customers fanan--
cial responsibility and deposit balance.
Ample capital, thorough office organiza-
ton and excellent connections enable the
institution to give its customers unsur-'
passed facilities.
Savings accounts OF 500 and upward
are received and interest at the rate Of
3 per cent.
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BALTIMORE. April! ACKNOWLEDGING: and
pncsanssd Whsat-steady; se ss;.s contract
sSs$s so' SsH ssstsm s ~
1sIks A. sTas7He Rye--Firm; No, 2 western,
MGfss. Enttsr-steady and uncha 1,gsaai tassy
initiation la@c DO, . ssameFyis aae 's Ers ss
s !as!s t sSd suachsnsed at cEee.astToas
ana anehansed larss ssptsmSSss, '1HHe No. Se.
ysn:bsr, He small, l!altSe susar-steAay
a unchanged. l'sFT3
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND april q. 1908.
"A PORT OF RICHMOND APRIL 20, 1905. II
ARRIVED. s8 l
(. Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mercaaa-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Steamer pocahonte. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas
eenger.. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Lille e.. Belch, City Point, mall,
Richmond Guano Company.
BPS EnS9s SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, :ne-chan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Barge JOHN r Zimmerman, Meyer. Peters
burg. light.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, pr!l 3l.-PE4NUTs-
spanlsh-a1arket arm a. tio7h per bushe..
5V!rg!nias-Merketh arm at 3nc. for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1A12Ac.; Smelling stock
iA9oc. W.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE ND. April A-sestoa:d ~:
Use common ara Notwithstanding do!.g.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS TN NEW YORK n
SALES,

Atlantic Cast Lih4, tor,.
.B.1U american srnelterk. 4o.a1.
$3.50 Amnlsamated Copper 4. =
1,200 Amer. Car and Foundry.
400 Amer. Car and Foun., nfd.
American Cotton OIL. .s...
u. American Tobacco, pfd....
Up American Can ...........,...
SEQ American Can pfd,.....n..
1000 Amer. locomotive, come.
Amer. Locomotive, pfdn..
.1,I0l American Sugar ...........
Il, MI ~ Z. ana 8. Ee, com ....n4
1.O Baltimore and Oh!o........
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
3,100 Canadian Pacific .,..,.....
\ 20 CheshpeakA and Ohlo......
800 Chicago Great Western...
AGO Chicago. Nil. and St. Paul
1870 Colorado Fuel ana iron. ~.
100 Colorado South, com. -
Colorado South, "a pfd. /.
10 Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
2,D Consolidated aaH ;:.........
Delaware ana HUDSON ,.-.
Del. Lack. and Western.
5000 Erie, cont. .....,..........
400 Erie. Let ptd................
1td Eric. "a bfd.......s..........
General Electric ..........
400 Great Northern, pfd...-...
20) lliihols Central .s.......4..
/ 1870 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan
d a01 Metro. Street Railway. =.
1,20o Mexican Central ,..........
Il 90 Mo, Kan and Tex, com
K 100 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd ~.
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Isl CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
H45f (sales at Union Stock Ya.ds.)

Richmond. va. April p. 1905;
week ending April 18th;
eo 5s,s ssss s S.. t eax. zSef saAs
% fair. easAc: best he!ters. e e4,Ac:; COM N
calves. ,.sa5e,oo. pei. head !; =alves; 4@1e. fol
ss ss 81 Toss s:' p :Ass' Ssasa Ss
extra sc. Hog., best. e;9si15c.; ccrnH7on 70
fs Pro.nses IA. 10. a! s.nds Of stock
CHICAGO. April a!.-cArrLE-Ree.pts. .oco
and heife:.. 81. 5oa5. 10; .toeIer. and feeders
streng to Sc higher. Mixed and butchers.
81. ISMs. is; good heavy IS soae.7IA rough.
heavy. ssoas4 4: l!gh.. s.. 45Q4.Is pigs. S. go
$50: bulk Q: sales. ss.s5as.72h sseep q r.,
s. 5s:s IS ~ !aa nsss. u.3oG70. +
NEW YORK. Apr! ,1.-EEEvEs-R e!p:s
e.a head. Feeling nonnaliy steady, Caves.
Receipts. sse head: feeling nonr.lly st ss s;
e saa M sae fts hsa ~sat :ssss
: At 1915 'a Hors1R.eeip.s. !lS head FesAns
steady
rrITsETHe 4pi !; SSas - o:!4ss
tive, films hesv.es and medium, yo-kess. $: s.a,
soushs. s5.Aas.co. sheep-supply ta!s. Market
M S:sisy on saes9 st er;s ara sa
500. lambs. s!a5 ae55: veal calves, Ss'oapo.1o. =
CINCINNATI Q, Ap;!! hos HOES s-A !; s:ss
&. ssas. 8: common. s., sasoo sheep.stssdy
Z, {sa4D L.u:bs-s,eady q: s!5,oaG.oo.
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FINANCIAL.

Il, t, r 9fses f. f. eaa e susls stock 1 Il,
United Milling & Grain Company,
r'sa'rs -
S.; ;'.s . "a; ; ay &; ssi$
= is ;;.s | 4; ; J;
;;s;.;: :$ ::
P g; ssss IL i : Il 1. j. ssszs
@ ss s Esss:sz s
Il Parker Executive
WILL : sss s 9a sss sss ss
; i: ::
@ e sssas ssd @ % % ash
AZ :;s.sE -? qsrss sss$
go! sss asss . = sSis ;'fsis' ely
ne s. h # ~ N
sns me- ea'"''ss STATEMENT or onEY.Ass OPERATION.
Earnings n,,o8 o,.ss
sass s go s sss sf5r. gain s at
Fixed charges Expenses 81. NO.,
sss Ct sa at ss55 ss co. 3 ssr 8 s
Salaries Of help " 'S seSSe
s ne4est o on 6on "a nd
Il: ) |ssss
!, ]: ss @ i, ;s; $
H. 2 aa Is ssR ]
e . S ] g. s T ] "a jaw s 81
lsr s:s: n s'
w. [SN A'zs sss.s s4.ss e: WI
NJ H-rhe common .tookIt s##
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!. NEW York. April 2l,--Money on call
nominal no loans; time loans steady;
sixty days. 51-4a51-2 per cent; ninety
days. 5l4153-.; six months. 5a5 II
Prime mercantile paper, 1916 IL per
pc: cent Sterling exchange Irregular a.
424 l-5G4sle5 for demand, and at !sl.1eD
1910 for sixty day bills Posted rates.
4s21-2943 and 4a5 l-2a4ss. Commercial
Bills, 5D1.204eD ga. Bar silver. q 7-S.
Mexican dollars 20 .....
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Nev York Contra! gen. sAs............... %
New Jersey Central gen. 6s............... -
Northern Pa cifc AZ .................. lo4
Northern Pacific 3s........................ 1874
Norfolk and western con. Ls............... 1909
Oregon Short Line refund!ng IS ........... o6
Pennsylvanla conv 3lss. ..,............... 1yv.;
Reading General ..........,... 100
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con. $50. 1884
St. Louis and San Francisco f. 4s...... s.
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4k............ 50
seabosrd Air Line Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Southern Pacific 4s......-!..... .............. s2
Southern Paclhc list A., 3cert!ncatts ....... esN
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1i7n
Texas and Pacific 1sts.....:. 12s 2
Toledo. st. 1. and EVestrn Is (otfered).... :.
Union Pacific conc conv. 4s.......... 154s
United States ID Observation-Disclosures. yy1s
Wabash lists lis
wabarh DID, BE- 1917
Western Nd. ,,.t........,.. -
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s......,........ 81
wisconsin Central e11t
81. and o. Collateral Trust 4,............. eS
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PORT WEST POINT. APRIL 81, 1906

Courtney, Baltimore. pas
cargo.
Haynes, Nattaponi tIive,
and general csrso.
lied.
Courtney, Baltimore, pas
cargo.
Haynes. Lattaponl River
s.d general cargo.
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Steamship Da.v!!!e.
serge-s and genera!
Steamer Elm City.
landings. passengers
Steamship Ds.v!!le.
.ease-: ard genera.
Steamer E!I. City,
landings, passengers
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REACTION AFTER
l fIRSf R.EGl ! ! n
Stocks Purchased for Purpose Of.
Supporting Market Came
Back for Sale.
BANK STATEMENT I MEN STRONG
Additional Imports Of Gold Look
ed for This Week Closing
Irregular.
BANK STATEMENT STRONG
nv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April sl.-The movement
towards recovery in the stock market
whlch was pronounced yesterday, came
IL a. pause to-day. There vas some cyl.
dence Of strength during the early deal.
irgs, but the natural forces Of reactions
after the hrst recovery asserted them
selves. stocks which were purchased
yesterday entirely for the purpose Of
supporting the market, came back FOR
sale to-day, and the trading element,
which had followed the rebound. also re-
sold stocks. The tendency was er1pha-
sized after the appearance OF the bank
statement. the strong showing beng
taken advantage OF to realize prolltse
The market was not very active at any
time, ard fell into extreme dizziness at
intervals some Of the stocks which
hove suffered from property loss IN
California made wide recoveries TO- DAY.
additional imports OF gold are looked
for next week. There was some recov-
erysin stocks from the decline after the
bank statement, but the closing tone
was Irregular.
Total sales Of bonds par value. s1,z.l,o9oa
Total sales stocks we're 100 shares
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va. April ~ 1875.
sif SALES &AT BOARD.
v!:g.E!s.csrol.aa chealcs! CO. pre:er.ee-s
at !.:h
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oa..oa future, ope.ea Arm ana e.o:ee

Spot cotton closed 9u:ss; m:ed!:as up!aacs.
cot.o:. quiet; w.!da!!ng. !!;o. cross -s:e!pts.
2o4s bales stock. .5l,4D bales; export to the
To.s! to-day at all po-ts-Set receipts. Hats
hslsg: EXPORT 10 Great Britain. 1870 bales;
70 Trance, l,745 bales: TO the Continent. c5.5b
haies. stock, 62 go bales.
'conso!!dsted al all por.s-Set receipts, HAS
b.ies: export to Great Britain. 1850 bales:
10 France. l,T45 bales; to the Continent. 2o'b5
bales Z, ~.
receipts 7o3s COL bales: export to Great Britain.
o5o3lEs bales; to France, 6!S,a47 bales: 70 the
Continent o,Ie7,73l bales; to Japan. N5i2 bales'
20 Mexico. ?I6+ bales,
NEW ORLEANS. April ?!,-coTToN-s2ot
cotton steady but Gule. ,ai .n 40 ea'e ,ot IA
t eAs Unchanged; m!adl!ns, i s,isc Futures.
IN f!unced by better Liverpool! than expected,
opsned S to 8 points UP on the active positions;
but carly In the session realizing sales sent
bride. down lodI2 points: The trading was
Hight and the market closed quiet ana yeas ~
lhs bottom. With net losses OF Sde poin.
81 Cation futures closed: APRIL l.oai MEN ~.
1l.!a June. !l,a0: July, il,.si August, !l,oo'
!!,0o September, lo.47; October 1881; DeeeH-
bsr, 1875. AH
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
(Correeted Da!lVl
II POULTRY-LIVE.
ctl eEeHs, winter, per lb,,,,,,,,$ 70 ~ -
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-12-15

patches in the field that lack fer
tility. Much rich earth can be
also scraped up around the barn
aud feeding places. 1t may
have lost considerable OF its rich
ness, but the barn and feeding
places will be better of without
il and it will contain fertility
enough to improve crops to an
extent that will pay we'll for
hauling it. The pig pen and
poultry house. too, will be better
off for a thorough cleaning and
will yield rich manure.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-12-15
Little Things

a busy man is likely 10 care
for the big things about the
farm. and think that he can at
tend 10 the small ones any time
when there's nothing else TO do.
II frequently works cut that
such a time never arrives. At
least, the small things keep on
being neglected. Though they
arc seemingly trivial, they arc
like pin pricks~they can make
so much trouble tina; they are as
bad as ii they were the biggcs,
things on the place. This sea-
son is a good time OF the year TO
attend TO them. II they arc neg
iec,ed now. il ~ likely TO be twelve
months before enough spare
time comes again TO give them
the attention they merit.
Gate and door hinges. small
touches 10 buildings, repairs to
harness and tools. cleaning and
oiling the harness. STRENGTHENING
up fences. and hundred other
small Jobs should have attention
now. With all such things i, -
far better 10 apply the stitch in
time than 10 wal, till matters 40
shape themselves that stitches
will do no good. When such
matters have been disposed OF
before the spring work season
arrives one is sure o, being
ricd less by them when he is so
busy he cannot afford TO be au-
noycd by them. Winter is the
time to &c, ready for the sum
mer's work, to get ahead Of
the work; then il is easy 10 keep
ahead OF il. a man who is be-
hind with his work is in hot
water, "A burned child.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-12-15

tThisiA the sccond Of A aericA of ar.
ticlc~ on how to make farming a
grand success. Additional ARTICLES
will appear in catty ~iasuca.l
The question has been asked
why this series OF articles
should he under the caption.