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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Ii An OlNll

H. ~ ANI.I.. GDIr,hn

It Is good thing III It tn" fall in tho
price Of cotton f., ~ II 70 8 rruts-hr-
fore another Out'cr was pr dured-camo
in time for the horny banded ~ d OF
e II /" s, G what they hhvr St., II many n
time tctrc, that the good things OF
lie do not last always Is the tiun
thirteen or fourteen milllun bal. + OF
Gotten are rails Il during this yea" many
OF those who have plant. d nothing else
will begin TO wish RI. y lad never been
born --Iorkvillc Y rmnn.
Whenever our people undertake. to
tackle the money markets on Wall
street they generally come ont behind
We made the mistake Of holding and
bu! Ing cotton at 10 cents and over,
especially when the cr''p was plant.d
aud made Xprcting TO ge, for Il only
or cents p"u'd II he crop had
been sold prompt'y and the burners "f
the South had decided to gro~ such
other crops *s they need and thus r..
due. the supply Of cotton the price
would have remained up But the
great ~ jpritN OF he farm % sod b"
crop at fair prices and shuu br In
better condition, az rate, than they
were a year ago or course there are
eXceItions where s. me Of I'm did not
need the money or all uf IT and held
for higher prices, Tn re are sections
Of the cotton growing belt where It is
not profitable TO grow arvthiug else
but with us we can NIX an thing vc
want right here at home aud We think
the advice we hay" given heretofore il
the best plan FIR he farmer Of S ut h
Carolina to pursue aud IL Is fist TO
grow all the corn aud hour aud b4cnn
and snch things that lou n"' Il o. the
farm and then make alt III" co ton YOU
can regardless nf the price, the sup
ply or the demand aud sell It -, as
fast as you can gath + 1t and pr. pare
It for market. This rule followed one
year with another will pay the farmer
who does it.
There IL, however, a spirit OF ap"cu.
lation rife in the land and desire TO
get rich quick.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Congressman Latim' thinks 1t Is &c
him and not Senator NJ L4urin tn NJ
praise Is due for securing the gnv,rn.
mrnt cXhlDlt at the htrl srOn rXpUSi
ti"n. AS b tn these str'r-m"n desire
the good will OF tn. ci' Z.us Of that
populous county, the cuntcst prom SEES
to be intcrcsting.- EX.
The evidence seems to he in favO.
OF Senator McL,uriu II the intlurncr
and votes "f tharlrs on hAs teen the
objective point IL the, nts + thee
Statesman. We cannot or!lrv., how
ever, that matter OF III 5 kind can hc
made either numerical or y ,li.ical.
That Is TO saw that our Washington
statesmen would use 1t for any such
purpose.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Bates-"Waa that your wife saw
20" talking With last -vehingP'
DoteTI.-"1 wHs talking with her
"as |? | guess it wasn't my wife"


No discover in m"dicine haa eve,
created ON. q IurL'r '.f thu excl m nj
thnt has been Gus d ny Dr. X ng's
NV Disco, cry for Consumption Us
srv-rest tess have hten nn h0ptless
victims Of nnsmm, tion, Pnrumo"ia,
Hrm"rrage. Pl~mrisy and unchltis,
thn"s mis- of whom II has restored to-
prrfec' health. F"r Coughs, olds,
As'hmn, r'up. Pa Fever. Ho ,r-ene- 8
ami VIII oping Cough it il the ourck-
rs'. >urrst cure in he world 1t Ia a0ld
by all druggists who gu .rant 20 satisfAc-
ti"n o" rrfu' Il mn' ev. Larse BOTTLES
50c and Sl 20 ,riaI bolt es free.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
-. VII to Atoms.

The cd idea hat the body sOme,i imea
ne ds powerful, dr.stlc, purga'ivs
p,lI bag teen exp Odrd; for Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are pert city
harml' 80, gently stimuia Z liver and
bowels TO expe, pulsOu'u- iTia ter,
cleanse the syste,u and absolutely rure
Z nnett latiO'a d Sick Headache Oaly
22c. al all druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

we have never seen the small grain
crop look bettel or q more pr. III sirg
prospect for Il good yield md there Ia
Is safe yet and the times lot ter 80
hard as some chronic erun bl, r. ". ulh
have you believe. A good grain crop
will make large amends for many
shortcomings in other r"ap"cts
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Columbia Is getting everything In
gond shape for the Con nfetlerntp rrunirn.
AS the railroad fare wi bn q smnll
Item aud il will take very little time,
we hope TO zee the capital city foil Of
the veterans from all parts OF the State.
Columbia is a Lowell, city in May.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Notice Of linal SttlI DLEl and DiSCh roe,

NOTICE Is Ht.RtBY GIVEN
~ Lha' l Will make final 3 / lem. mt
on the E-'atr Ut Mary Ruff. d. cras. d ,
~ tie P'"ba . Court tor Nrwberr,
County, =. e., on Thu sd"y the 4 h day
Il Apii' A D.. 1911 at II O'cl OK in the
forenoon. and VIII Immediately there.
AFTER appl! f"r Letters Di.mssury as
A tministraI"r OF The SAID Estate.
AL persons holding c,aims against
me raid estate will present T. e same
duty Httested, and all those io,lebt+d e.,
'hr aa, d estate will l,ay the ss mo on or
D. fore that date.
DAVID RUFF
q, Administrator.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Governor McSweeney might commu' O
his owl sentence and p'..as.. u number
OF people. .-Gree"vi le N WI.
This IL 4 very fright thought from
IN extremely bright and glittrring
editorial page. There |. danger VI
Ready River heing s". on fire.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Skin troubles, cuts, burns, sca|ds and
chafinp quickly hral. b. t ,e us' OF De
Wits - iIch Hazel Sal'e u int
tated. Be sure y upet DeW.tts. Gil
der's Cor ner Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Sen ,tor Mel ,nrin should be truly
gra' eful for sum't q the c"rmirs h. has
made. He must be u pretty good poll
ticia1.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
At TIE LUTHERAN CHURCH

The DECORATION \ were eiab0ra'c and
beautiful. A owe al d b, hind thr pull lii
In white letters were the words,
l. vt's II d.. ming Work Is Done"
Urd-r these words from II mound OF
Ia lilies rose III .Rn ficen white
cross, with the monogram II n S "
Ia the centre. a wealth Of rare and
beautiful PIT plants prac-d the pulpit
platform. Fe-toons OF ev. rgrren eus-
pended from tho sides of the church
aid meeting ahov- tn chanc+l addt d
TO the hauty Of tn" central figure OF
the decorat1o s Altogether they wt,c c
the most beautiful the church has ever
bad
In the morning an excellent sermon
was preached by Mr. Scherrr. a"d the
Holy Communion was udnl nisterrd
There were nine accessi0ns to the
church. three by Letter. The follow.
Ing Is IL brief syn 'p-is Of Mr. Scherer's
sermon:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

t. Nt is foil drlivrranrt { r,n sin. he
esS. nc. of sin IS alienation truu & 4
the Father ard di-oht.dituct. tn utm
Frum this arises the t~ori -Et ard ,hrA,.
com "f sin Ia our uo'al tNlN.rirrre,
a. soon aS the soul risvpvrrS the love
al G. 4 for il IN hrliverinE III, owu Srn
into III, hs dS ~ cruel rueu . X cruc..
tird for them sud ~ die for lncir -,rs
and then after three csls raises ,,m
up sEaip. Il hrGlns TO frrl ibr p,wer Of
love for G. d, std IN ron>, Qurnre OF
this. love for the neigh -r. This
breaks the bot dsse Of sin and { ".
lirurs the extension OF freedom until it
l. cnnform.'u To he character nf CnriS,
J sus. II is the p rUf Col through
the appreciation OF the death and re-
surrrcLiou uf his own sou.
1t doth not yet upp~nr wh"t we shall
BE-, bu' we knew that wheu he shall
appear we shall he like him, f,r We
sha'l ser him a. he is.
This Is 'h" mr>s ge lat bri'p y ~
this Easier morn ny. l. i this hring
conf''rt rs "e rem NIB l. our departed
fri' nds. Think on the Christian vir.
turs which illuminat'ri their charuc-
ters. Think their souls us with lin
who rcd-rm,d them with his bl cd.
Think on their hudirs ,s waiting for
the re su"rcction Anticipate for your.
selves lht ST things that nrr trsliti d in
the nf,ilihle Word OF Gud for your
future Ell ym"nt Con frt one an
other with these " rds Be 80 stead
faI unm 'vabl", always nhUunding In
tn" work OF the Lord, for as much M 20
know hat your lab n is not In vain in
the Lord
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Hav" you seen tha, IS 90 Spring Suit
Of rlothing? I.s % b nuty, at Won't,
en's. Il. 49, .. .....s.. ...c g.... #
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
EASTER SUNDAY
HOW I'VE Fssriv'L w,a CEi r.
Bks EDl. NEW BkR,Y

Tho rPr" R'h ns MT III. hurrfrs .nd what
tn" Preach. r. ia K Il b Ut
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
MIR. SCIIERER'S SERMON

/ "ish 'hnt, by the Y'nre of God, we
might all learn me i'm: ortan practical
lrs-' n from the great fact OF our
Lords resurrection That Lesson is
stated by 8 p nj in the n chapter Of
Rmtana, at tn. II h vrr.t: 9Th like
even so wc also should walk In wuess
Of lie"
The l'ading thought underl, ing and
rnnning through the immedist" section
In which these words nre found is the
union Of believers with Cnrist, the
Lord They are h.p''z d with him,
a d thuI hrrnm" part akers in all that
h. id ard suff r.d II, was cruciA d
and put to d ath. Believers b. ing
unit to him, Il is as though they did
together with him H. @a- rails Il up
from he dead n y entered upon u new
mode 8 I lif.---A lite different IN import
ant rep cts from that prinr 10 his cru
c'fxi0n. s we also should walk N
new, o. 0f IT..
Tnr ~ ak pOin ed out several
charuc'eri-tic- OF the new life hat IL
proper t" Christians.
l isal lfp that Ia on the h aven
W ri aide OF ain. As Christ the Lord
af'rr biz csurr. ction had rot, Ing more
tod with si",s far as u suff rings AMI
p"nalties which IT. bea's are CONCERNED,
80 we being risen wi't Chrisr should
ave ain tehinh. W.. should reckon
Ouraplvea as dead I sin, 81 that 1t sha
not fad u resp .nso In our Ii arts.
9. That life is on the e.rthward side
Of Cd and Of tia. peri . ion which
awaits ns ~ glor>. Ut II NOV, stead
II, to@ar 4 ID, and Inward tn" goal nf
moral perfection. As h. levers are dead
to ain. 40 they are alive untO G d.
Their life Is ons "f con'munio" wi,
God a d heavenly things. ev"n az the
p"st.rraurrectinn life Of our l. 'rd was.
In u s"nae. more life nf com nuniun
with tn" Fath"r than that prior " his
crucifx,On. Before his death upon the
CROSS his life was We y much life OF
communion with manki' d. He shared
a their experiences of joy and sorrow.
He was man amo' & men. After his
resurrectt"n there was retirement
into the cnmmuni'n = the Father.
Thus We alsO should live IN clos r fol.
lOwship Nth G d.
At the evening service there were
apPcial exercises by the children OF the
Sunday s 'ho i. The church WAS filied
TO 0v' rtO~tnp and standing room could
hardly be obtained. The program WAS
IAN excellent ones and we'll carried out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03


r,ani from the shorts, but the force OF the
demand spent itself early and the market
fell into duilncss ana leavlness. punct-
n q, by nnmbsr Of wsak spots stse am nrere
inclined 10 attribute this weakness 70
the contrast afforded by that compa.1y.,l - ~ u
.ac publication OF Its earnings but me
fTaiiea States Steel ssecmrl,ies fell back
with the rest OF the market. and the pro,
fesS:onal speculative sentiment IN me
street failed. apparently. TO be iinpress ,s
With the new policy of the United STATES
Steel Corporation as an epoch-h1akiils
departure.
The large profits reror;cd By that Gem
l,any llau some re:,ssuiins et1ect never
thelcss. owing TO the wide rca.h'nS !n::-
pcrtance attached TO prosperous coi"l
items in tho iron and steel industry. ! ne
distrust LETT by the arpaiGamateu sopn ",r
episode. and the anraaa ,snorts Of one or.
c. two ;raustriai corporations recently
showing nct earnings Insufficient To pay
a.l,c current rat oil. dividend and Il consc-
e,ricrlt trcroa chnaent anon the reserve for
that purpose. apparently accounted Tor
The continued weakness III that class OF
securities.
BROOKLYN Transit continued weak under
prt sstlrc which IS attributed 10 a weak
annual report expected soon. thc stock
fcu an extreme ~ 70 below sixty. The
lowest price of the year. Manhattan de-
clined .,lS rartlv il Sympathy. Tne re
duct:on in refined sugar explained the re-
cent decline in the stock. which ste ,oic,,
toward the close Ct he day. :nding Wit.
vas carried below last night. but ne de-
clircs did not reach point in impor.art
railroad stocks expect foc Missouri Iacl-
&c
The money market continued week and
sterling exchange advanced again. Tie
advance was attributed 10 rSlu rc1r1e s
for purchase of stocks bought recently n
the London market. The ann9un@. Il : i
from the Treasury Department that n :
purchase Of Government BOMBS 1G. re
sinking fund would cease. will cut off 'i:e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
The Patton Case TO Test Revenue Decision
Soon to Come Up.

Soon to Come Up.
The case of James D. Patton VS.. ethc
Executor of James D. Brady, deceased.
late Collector of Customs for the East
ern District OF Virginia. will be called in
the United States Supreme Court at
Washington on the 18th of this month.
This action grows out OF the ruling of
the Internal Revenue Department upon
certain provisions of the bill passed to
raise revenue to carry and prosecute the
war with Spain.
While the suit is brought in Major Pat
tons name. many other tobacconists are,
interested and if the government loses. a
large sum of money will have to be re-
funded.
Mr. William L. Royal is counsel for
Major Patton He has received notice
that a motion will be made to postpone
the hearing of the case. Mr.. Royal Will
oppose this motion and will ask for a
hearing at this term of the court.
Another case of local interest that will
soon come up In the Federal Supreme
Court is that of the United States vs. w.
L. Royal. This involves the right of
the United States to impose {, tax upon
State banks. In order to test the con-
stituticnal!ty of the act Mr.. Royal es-
tahlished the bank of Iron Gate. This
case will probably come up in January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Get 1.-The market for
cotton futures opened firm with prices 90
4 points higher on demand from shorts.
light %orclgn support and rather more
cunndeNt support from the Dull forces.
Immediately following the call this gen
eral buEins> carried october to go and
January TO No, the highest figures of
the day. Then came reaction under
protit-takins and selling by pit scalpeis
Tor q turn.
The cable news was considerably bet
tel than anticipated. Reports that for
eiSE srinncrs were growing uneasy oW-
irG to the decreasing iisibie supply. Off
cia reports of general rains over the
eastern and central belt, small receipts at
nearly all points and bad crop reports,
restrained would be sellers and enCour-
aged buying on the easier periods IN
creased demand for cotton for export IN
the South ard predictions for q cuiE-i
Government report tomorrow heiEco to
holo the market steady during The alnltny
which prevailed throughout the l1te fore
noon and early afternoon.
The issuance OF some 5000 or moro tlc-
tober notices early in the day w2s u:@<-
pected, and for time had y Distressing
influence. but this heaVineSs WAS ii1ulted
almost entirely to the October position.
In the late session the market WAS very
steady on covering and backing from
bulls. with the close steady at a net gain
of 100 points. The January option Wa 5
easily the favorite and leo in all advances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Il jll'lN pD rush
At TIE OPENING
rices, fsw yer, Were Not He'd and
Net Losses Were General.
loNEY MARKET WAS WEAK.
inc Showing 'i;aac by Steel Cooperation ''ad
somsthiny o. strenst lcuins ,sf;u.
caes, bu; tic Demand ssaon
spca. Itself.
bONEY MARKET WAS WEAK.
ny Associated rrcss. }

NEW YORK. oct THE market
asae1 out to-oay With something OF an
pwa,d r,isi, OF prices. Apparently the
traders were Impressed with
ics. Officially promulgated last evening
ae;' the narite; closed by the president
{ the iInf:ed States Steel Corporation.
Guild have . strengthening influence on
II whole list There was qaite aa ac-
ve demand for a while for aitod states
teei itself. which lifted tbs price Ia
yer yesterday. Colorado Coal and Ten
cssee Coal showed :.orne strength on the
that the favarable condition
=, the trade. revealed by the statement Of
&c Steel Corporation earnings would
Gnefi; those companies also.
The railroad list WAS affected bs. a de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03

cash quotations were as f0lIoW..' FlOuf
easy. No. ) spring wheat G65>;A6sc.: No.
= red, G3aG9Hc. No. > oats "laQt3Giac ::
No. > white, 3l@3iMc:: No 3 white. :SE1
:!.;Ac No. > rye, I4MGttAlac. Fair TO
choice mailing barley, IJW1Sc. Prime
Timothy seed, SI45M;'.oo Mess pork. per
barrel, S14:GGl1l.:i5: lard. per 100 pounds,
81. SOIg.3O: short rib sides Qoose). $500
$40: dry saltcd shoulders tboNed), Sl.o0Ib
40: short clear isdes OocNos,. S9.3On9. 10
NVhiskey. basis of high wines. Sl.5o But
ter firm; creamery. 14m2ll2c.: dairy. $50
19c Cheese steady at 9&.Gt10%c. Eggs
firm: fresh. II. Receipts-W heat. 22I.O0o
bushels. coril 42JQtN bushels: oats, &c.,
COO bushels: hogs. :;40OO head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. s., Oct. 2.-Spirits
notwithstanding doing; receipts, Go
casks Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts.
1O5 barrels. Crude turpentine steady at
$1@1.9O: receipts. u barrels, Tar steady
at Sl.3O; receipts 100 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. 2.-Spirits tur-
5Dentinc firm at :,3alc: sales, SJ;i casks:
exports. al casks. Rosin firm and un-
changed: receipts. c.30l barrels: sales,
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Oct. 9-,rurnen-
tine dull-Nohting doing Rosin firm and
unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Balance applicable to sur
plus or new construction,
as the Board of Direc-

Balance applicable TO sur
plus or new construction.
as the Board of Direc-
tors may decide at end
Of year So 800. ~
The United States Steel preferred dlVl-
dend is navable November 6th. boohS
close October 18th. reopen November 'tn-
The common dividend is nayahie Decenl-
Der Goth Books close November i'tii'
reopen December 23d.
Steel. KINGS JOYFUL
A New York stock broker yesterday
sent the Following bulletin to patrons:
THE Morgan factions are enthusiastic
over, the showing made by the Oh'tsu
states Steel Company. Investors Will
nave infinite faith in the statement,
knowing by the scores OF millions OF
dollars tr!lt Andrew Carnegie acquired
that the steel industry IS the best pay
ing one in this country.
louisville and Nasaville,s annual re-
port shows net earnings OF $S's''Ioo' OF
an increase of s:50,2ol and ! $40 per cent.
on the Capitalization. after interest ana
fixed charges have been deducted.
NO MORE BONDS.
Secretary of the Treasury Gage an
nounces that having purchased S20.GI0,oOo
of bonds under his recent circular. he
will tuv no more bonds at present.
The Pennsylvania Railroads whole
system Decreased net earnings for Au-
gust were sSs6, $50, and for eight months
increase. s5,912,4c0.
his showing is the greatest in the
h.story of the road.
The Atchison Beard CT Directors did
net meet yesterday to declare a divi-
dend, as expected. on account of the fail
l.cc TO secure 4 quorum.
The Produce Market.
White heath peaches sold yesterday on
the produce market for So per bushel-a
good price. Others brought $1.Jo to s.
pc" crate of six baskets The free-stone
peaches will run out in a few days. They
are scarce now and rather Indifferent.
Clings will probably last until the mid
die of the month.
Good eating apples are scarce ana are
bringing. good nriceS. They are worth
now from s., to S::.75 per barrel. Cooking
apples. on the other hand, are plentiful.
and are bringing S1.J0 TO S2.2J per barrel.
Grapes are selling we'll. Concords are
worth 9l, cents for Il .-pound basket:
Delawares I6 and i! cents: NiaSaras. 10
and 16 cents, and Catawbas, II and II
cents.
Lemons are dull and bring no more
than $50 to So per box.
The sale OF oranges is fairly good. 1Ihey
are worth S3.2J to $3.50 box and So
to $50 a barrel.
Pears are selling in the neighborhood
of So per barrel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Round About the Capitol:

Labor Commissioner James B. Doherty
has been working DAY and night recent
ly. He has had to wade through several
pages of reports in order to furnish the
convention with certain information
The Department Of Agriculture has re-
.ceived several splendid samples of ap-
pies grown In Patrick county.
Colonel James Mann of Nottoway, was
at the Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
Observation-Disclosures

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 2.-Flour-Un-
changed Wheat weak and lower: spot
and the month. 70dI0Mc.; December,
711<@12c.; southern by samnle, :5@ &c.
Corn dull and easy; mixed, spot and the
month GGNGOAc.: year. I6laQIo6%lc.;
southern white corn, cO1G3c. Oats firmer:
No :! white. 39la@4Gc. Rye steady: No.
nearby, :J5iIj5lac. Butter and eggs. firm
and unchanged. Cheese firm ana IN
changed: large, 9k01CAc.; medium. 10N@l
1O,hc, small, 1GlaM10Ac Sugar firm ana
unchanged. fine and coarse granulated,
Sd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct 2-PEANUTS--
Dull; fancy. -Ac.; strictly prime. DC;
prime, 2dt2Ac.: Spanish, lJMI'c.; machine
PETEi{i,S Cl.G, VA, oct 2-Rc-
ocried ny MARTIN /. oun.)-r E,Ai II VI >
Market very quit in Virsinians: she'll
ing stock lE9I2c.; prime. 2M212c.: extra
ish: Buyers offering TIC: sellers asking
h! cher prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
PETERSBURG TO3ACCo MAPKET.
Petersburg, Va. Oct .. 1901,
MARINE :SrrLLlGE
PORT or RICHMOND, Oct. .. 1901.

PORT or RICHMOND, Oct. .. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer AIbemarlc. Glover, Norfolk
mel chandise and passengers, Old Domin-
io:l me.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passenger. Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
steamer Alhemarle, Glover. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Old DC ni:I-
ION Line
Tug Stella, Jones. Baltimore. oil barge.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, Oct .. 1901
AREIv ED.
Schooner Nelson Z. Newbury, Provi-
dence
steamer Barnstable Baltimore.
Steamer Winiford, New York.
Steamer Elarnio, Darien. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03


There was a Significant drop In quota
tinns on call money for q overnn i,sI
bonds following the announcement. ne
market closed about steady. ~ ,,,5g.
s Railroad bonds sdull sand irreg Tot
sales: par value, 81. Cos 600 s United. States
old Is declined u per cent. the IS anu
5'.s y, and the new as X per cent on t. the
last call.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
500 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-Mones on
call closed steady at 3Gli per cont; last
loan, per cent; ruling rate. ners cent:
prime mercantile paper. 411I.Tl5,h per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual pusi-
ne IS in bankers bills ut s4SilaGIi. S:ts for
demand and at 81. S9A6GI .S3$s for sixty
days: posted rates. si.Si and si.S6h:
commercial bills. S4.SoAdI4S3h Bar sill
Yer. ssh: Mexican dollars ilR. Govern
ment bonds weak; abroad bonds irreEu-
lar: State bonds inactive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03
VIII Buy No More Eo1ds.

1Ey AsSOclatcU IrcsS.J
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2--'rhe Secre-
tnry of the Treasury announced to-day
the intention of the Treasury Depart
ernent to discontinue, for the present, .pur-
chases of bonds for the sinking fund
The amount of S2O0OO.o0O for which pro
posaIs were invited on September 10th.
was reached at noon to-day.
BY the terms of the Secretary's an
nouncement to-day, no further proposals
in the existing circumstances will be con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-03

Among the recently matriculated stu
dents of the Medical College of Virginia
is Mr.. Beverly. Tucker. who was tor
merly with the S. Galeski Optical Com
pany here. but Is now pnrtner III q
snrnsnerors optical firm In Norfolk. SIR.
tucker will take the full four years
medical courses. giving his vacations to
his business interests.