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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

Ia Wilkinson.
A delightful reception was given ycster-
day at tho Overlook Presbyterian
Church from TO II P. ~, in honor OF
their new pastor, Mr.. j. a. Mcclure
s Programme was as follows: Reading by
Miss Alma Christian; song b. Miss incz
Scott; recitation by Miss Helen Harlan;
recitation by Miss r.osa Slttcriieid: song
by Mr.. Lynch: recitation by y. IS 18th
CHM; song by Mrs. S. NJ. Brown. reel
.>-tion. Miss ell Harwooti: song,
Mr.. Starbuck. Mr.. Osborne gave ais first
experience in love; auartette, composed
OF Var. --oss. see, WatN.Es and Waltz.
from the Theological Seminary. alter
which refreshments were served at 1880
P. NJ.
Mr. Hunter Ware of North Avenue, left
Friday night for a hunt in Hanover
county. Va.
Mr.. Shelton. of Livingston. Nelson
county Va. is. the guest OF Messrs. Carr
and jamie Briggs. of Luck Avenue
Mr.. Hunter Jones. of North Avenue
left Friday night or a hunt in Hanover
county, Va
Mr.. Fleming Christian left yesterday
for Boyd's farm, on hunting trip.
Mr. Harry r. Rogers. from Lovinssson.
Nelson county, Va. is visiting Messrs.
Carl and Jarlie Briggs, of Luck Avenue.
Mr.. George ~. Minor has returned to
his residence. on Lamb Avenue and Dove
Street. from e business trip to Lynch
burg, Va
Mr.. X. NJ Baker, cs Lovingstoa, Nelson
county. Va. is the guest of Messrs cara
and Jamie Briggs. OF Luck Avenue
Usual services will be held at the Epipa-
any Episcopal Church to-day both
morning and evening. conducted by the
pastor, Rev. w. p. Chrisman.
Usual services viii be held at the Over
brook Presbyterian Church both morning
and evening, to-day, conducted by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
The First Current Number Of the Students
Magazine.
Especial Dispatch to The Time, !


& LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. 1.-The South
ern collegian. the monthly literary maya
zine issued by the students OF NASH
ington and Lee University, is, for first
current number of this session, just from
the press. 1t is replete With articles on
s.afions topics from some OF the leading
writers of the present day, and contains
many articles of historic worth Among
the contributors are John Paul Bococls,
NJ. a., class 1875 of the University, who
writes on Suggestion for College Songs
Z in The editorial department there is n
review of the history of the Collegian.
which was inangrrated under Samuel u
Asnnien, now editor on the staff OF tho
Baltimore Sun and Hon. C. r. Breckin-
ridge, Congressman from Arkansas. and
minister to Russia. Judge Stafford Il.
Nhtttle. of the Supreme Court, and Lien-
tenant r, N. Pendieton write reminiscent
Is OF the days when the peerless Robert
q. Lee was president OF the University.
"Missouri-By Missourian. is the title
Of en- article relative to the great re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

pastor. Mr.. J. y. Mcclure.
Usual services viii be held at the Meth
olist Church t9-day-mOcninG. IL ~.
M; evening. s p. M.-conducted by the
pastor Rev Ernest Stevens.
Dr. r. II. Pitt has returned to his resi-
dance. on Lamb Avenue and Battery
ifsious Herald. To Baltimore. Md.
Rev. ]. S. Bovles has returned To his
residence, on North Avenue and Roberts
Street from a pleasant trip to Beach,
Va
Services will be held at the Baptist
Church to-day. The morning service
will be conducted by the Rev. w T,
Hundley. Installation in the evening.
A delightful Haiiowe eu party was given
at the residence OF Mr.. Fourquean. on
Chestnut HILL a most enjoy -.--e time
was spent by all
Mss Louise Tysee. OF James City, Va.
is Wishing the Misses D:incanson. OF
Brookland Park
Mrs. Kate L. Greenfield. has returned
to her home IN Chestertown. Md. after
an extended visit to her brother. Mr..
ROBBERS. OF Lamb venue and Poe Street
Miss Lutte Roberts. OF Lam Avenue
and Poe Street. left Friday with her
sister. Mrs. Kate L. Greenfield. for an
extended visit to her home. In Chester
town, Md.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
RANDOLPH-MACON GIRLS.
A Week Of feasts-WeIsh Rarebit and Pickle
Charmed Them.

RANpOLPH-MACO WCMAN , I'LL
LEGE, LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. 3l.-This;
has been q week Of feasts among girls
Of Randolph Macon Wonlan's College.
On Saturday night Misses Ray, How
ard and Draper received. Ihe invitations
read: Come to see us on Saturday night
at nire-thirtN,' and all who were bid
den as9uoedly went.
A Eranhophone amused the ear, WeSh
yarebit and pickles charmed the palate
ard beautiful faces held gtllc eye 1T was
a feast long to be remembered and they.
hope oft to be repeated.
On the same night Miss Urone. Of Tex.
as, entertained the Sargent Basket Ball,
Team oil which she IS an enthusiastic
''liooter.' This was a meetin: IN which
the Sargents could be sure OF victory, and
they did walk off with it right noblY.
while the members OF the other teams
chung close to the corridor walls and en-
viously watched them pass.
On Thursday Miss Stuart, OF Tennessee,
rad a ..Ilimona Festival" about ten
O'Clock ut night, and thereafter the hot.
chocolate look was at its prime. 1t
is one of her noted accomplishments. TO
save space the girls fere ranged insrowss
down two sides ct the ROOM as If ready.
to open fire and the fire OF wit between
them YVES not Disappointing. Even a
sturdy basketball captain was forced to
hide her blushing face alter one. of the
scores. -
AZ the same time the Misses Skinner, of
Norfolk, were entertaining another party
of girls and the fun there was by no
means behind what had been had at the
other feasts
The Franklin Literary Society has re-
su.ncd lbs regular pimnnthly meetings
with the following officers: President
Miss Matte craigbill: Secretary. Miss
Mary Gish: Censor, Miss Elizabeth Rog-
ers At the last meeting new members
were voted on and atslne next meeting
these will he received into the society. This
is the largest and most serious minded
organization in college, md let It be SAID
for the praise OF the girls that there rs
none secret or otherwise. in which the
members are more loyal or enthafla sticr
II was founded from the CORE ssEp cling
society OF Rand olph-Macon College. OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS,
List of Honor Pupils in ths High school-De-
ilghtfui Reception.


The list of scholars on the roll OF honor
at the Barton Eaighss School this week
is as follows:
Junior Z Grade-M1sSs 5Mabei Giehh,
teacher-GolGie Dicken.
First Grammar Grade-Miss Eta Wat
kins. teach er-Elsie Jones'
second Grammar Grade-Mss Eta
Watkins. teacher-Stella Bailey, Lizzie
letter. Edith Ragland. Phoebe Satterf1eid.
Graz Chamberlain and Thomas ] ones
Eighth Primary Grade-Miss Lille Todd,
Observation-Disclosures Priddy
seventh Primary Grade-Miss Lille
Toad teacherEmma II opl5i:.s. TT; Hop.
Wins Blanche Hartman, Hugh Noel and
sixth Primary Grade--Miss Lille Todd.
+eacber-Ruth Carpenter. Helen Rose.
Palnb Eaton and Hugh Chamberlain.
Fifth Primary Grade-Miss Pauline Gas
~ teacher; harles Davenport. Tom Prid-
DIV. Fred. Wh.tehurst and Marian Moe
fat.
rourth Primary Grade-Miss Pauline
Cart .teacher-Mi Collins, Leslie ht-
lis. Leon johnson. Lawman Ragland.
Goodman Witt, Bonniebell Amory, Ethel
BauEhan. Violet Chamberlain. Lizzie
7Fossey and#Grayson Leadbetter.
Third Primary Grade-NIiss Paniinc Ga
Ery, acher-Chesley Jones, William RAJ
sdy, Florence - iris, Lillian Har,,.ns,
Dorothy Jones. Marsery Lea, Myrtle
Mitchell. Kathleen O'Bannon, Louise
Tanae-g and Norma Woodward.
FIRST Primary Gratle--Iiss Pauline Ga
5ry, eachcr-MarY Carpentei. Clara Chap.
pei lille Kum chm, Katherine Jones. L---
slian Noble. Elizabeth Armstrong and Ell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
UNIVERSITY BOOK CLUB.
Social Side Of Lie in AMI Around the Seat
Learning.

(Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA,
Nov. 1.-The monthly meeting of the uni-
versity Book Club was held at the resi-
dence Of Prof Noah Is. Davis, on west
Lawn.
-rhe nov resident, Prof. Charles A.
Graves. introduced the speaker of the
evening. DR.. William ]. Humphreys. VINO
gave an Interesting talk on Equatorial
SuElatra.
Avoiding all dry details and statistics,
the speaker at once introduced ms au-
dience to this. far-away4 country ana save
a vivid description of the people, t neir
homes, their dress. ana tnelr customs.
He clearly illustra ted the peculiar arcnl-
lecture of their buildings with several
drawings, and showed some interesting
souvenirs, among them delicately woven
gold cloth, carvings and implements OF
warfare
At the close of this interesting paper
the club held its annual auction OF o.u
books.
Miss Mildred Lee is the guest OF Colonei
and Mrs. Thomas H. Carter.
Mrs. John L. Cochran has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. a. Lee
Thurman. of Columbus, O.
Mrs. w. C. Chamberlain gave an IN
formal tea Wednesday afternoon at BirG-
wood" in honor OF her guest, Mrs. KAN
do!ph Peyton, OF Richmond.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Russell Bradford gave d
deligh .1ul Halloween party last evening
at their beautiful country home..near the
University. Among those present were:
Professor and Mrs. Echols, AR. and MRS.
c. E. Buckle Mr.. and Mrs. Cnamber!a1ne
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Hanckel, Jr.. Mr. ana
Mrs. Boone Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Carter
Mrs. NJ. w. Lille. Mrs. PerlSinson. MISS
Estelle Burthe. Miss Loving. Miss Same
Wolfe, Miss Hettie Mae Wolfe. Miss IDA
Hanckel. Miss Huntingdon Miss Marie
Masters. Miss Carter Thornton, Messrs.
Fuller, John s. White. Alex. Nelson. w.
C. Hanckel. Baxter Moore, Walter Scott,
Kenneth Brown, and many others.
Miss Nancy Lea. of Bloomfield, IS
visiting Miss Belknap Lyons.
The first locomobile ever seen in Char
lottesville went up Main Street at a
good round speed yesterday It is owned
by Mr.. J. &. MclSiven. a wealth. Georgia
student at the University. and is an eS-
cellent specimen of the now famous
loco
Mr.. McKivin had the loco" shipped
here from his home in Macon, Georgia,
and says that it will run excellcntly on
our streets and county roads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
GROUP OF " P. /. FOOTBALL PLAYERS.

Ashland, and it is no VIII. behind them
in work or in interest.
Among the other Orders the s. =.
B's. and the Amsams have reorganized,
but the new members have not been made,
public.
Miss Lillian Jones. one of the seniors.
arrived in college this week She was
uravoidably detained at home up to this
time. Naturally she will be busy, but her
friends hope not too busy for them to
enjoy her society.
The ladies of the household are not
without amusements They have .--eir
quiet and dignified tea-drinkings at
which there seems to be more fun than
a new girl would be apt to expect. A
years residence has taught a few things
tic the others. And PROFESSIONALLY, of
course, they play chess-these that cannot
go to weddings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
HAMpDEN- SIDNEY.
The Football Team Changes Its Captain-Gcr-
man Club Elects Officers.


man Club Elects Officers.
+ HANlFI VA. November2
i-Special-IMr. Richard a. Gillian, 1908 Of
Covington,.Va has been chosen captain
of the football team, MI. ]. II. Rudy
having resigned on account Of inability
to play by reason OF injuries.
The Hampden-S Sidney German Club has
reorsalized, with the following officers:
President, William G. AIcCorklc, Charles
ton, W.+Va.: Vice-President, John c.
Lawson, South Boston, Va; Secretary
and Treasurer, Albert z. Patton, DAN
willie, Va; Leader, George Il. Allen, NJ or
gantown, Ky; Arrangement Committee
r. c. Stokes. Covington, Va; c. d.
Spottswood, Petersburg; r. II. Bur
roughs, Norfolk; Chairman Decoration
Committee. w. G. Butler. Richmond.
At n meeting OF the annual staff just
held, Mr.. Robert E. Henry, of Tazewell,
Va, was chosen cditor-in-chief and Mr..
Littleton E. Hubbard, OF Boiling, Va,
business manager The other members OF
the staff are: Messrs Cabell Fitzgerald,
Thomas Elicit, r. S. Graham. Hardy
Cross, r. II. burroughs, L. H. Mann, Il.
r. Jones, B. NJ. Hill, c. d. Spottswood
and r. S. Preston.
Services were held in the College Chapel
"Wednesday night by the Rev. Richard
McIlwaine, president of the college, who
is here during the recess Of the Constitu
tional Convention.
The Rev. r. V. Lancaster of Abingdon,
Va, occupied the college pulpit Sunday
morning. Services Sunday night We're
conducted by the Rev. William c. White,
of Warm Springs. Va, whose father, the:
late Rev. Charles White, was the pastor
of the College Church.
Invitations have been received here 20
the marriage of Mr. Robert Randolph
Jones, of San Marino, Va, to Miss Sallie
BLACKWELL the interesting event to take
place November 9Th in the Main-Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Danviile,
Va. Mr.. Jones was an honor graduate of
the college in the class OF '92, and su5se-
uuently taught at Spring Garden. Black
stone, Da1vile and Richmond. He now
occupies q lucrative position with the
Newport News shp-yards
Miss Alice Cannon, of Fredericksburg,
Va, is the guest of friends here.
Miss Alice Baskerville, after a visit 10
her nephew, Professor J.. r. Thornton,
has gone to Fayetteville, N. c.
Mr.. Tucker Carrington of Richmond,
was on ..lhe Hill several days ago.
Miss Maria Watkins. of Halifax county,
Va. is the guest of Miss Maia Brock.
Miss Margaret Lyle has as her guest
Miss Grace Wilson. of Rockbridgc coun-
~ Vn.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
LOCUST DALE.
Faculty Increased TO iieet Demand OF More
Scholars Literary and Foo: ball.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.j

Especial Dispatch to The Times
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY, Nov. up
to the present date siXty-eight students
have matriculated at Locust Dale Acad-
envy. In order to meet the requirements
the faculty has been increased and now
consists Of six. members. The present ses-
sion is expected, with good reasons, to
be one of the most successful in the his
tory OF the school.
At a meeting of tho Gordon Literary
Society this morning the following Off
GERS were elected: Mr.. j. r. Alexander,
president; J. A. Montalvo vice-prcsident;
A. w. Briggs, secretary.
The football team is out for the title
of school champions of Virginia, and so
far have fairly earned it by decisive VIC
tories over Voodbuly Forest; Episcopal
High School and Browns University
SCHOOL The next game scheduled is with
Miller Industrial School Other games are
uendinS with Eastern Normal College,
neutrality-suspicious. Academy, st. Adams.
Fisilburric Military Academy and Fred
ericksburg College. "A great addition
bot,, in strength and as a trainer, is that
of Mr. Gaines, an old Hampden-Sidney
and University OF Virginia man, who will
be with US from now on. He is a tower
of strength. and plungeS with his 200
pounds Sof@ flesh into the line with great
force.
An enjoyable reception was given to
the students ntsthis place Thursday eve
ming by Mr. w. w. Briggs.
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sources of that State, by Ex-Governor

sources of that State. by Ex-Governor
Stephens.
Both Professors Henry st. G. Tucker
and LIE Conte Stevens have timely ar
ticles. Hon. d. C. O'Flaherty, mem
Der of the Virginia Constitutional Con-
vention. writes on the affirmative cot the
question .Shall the Constitution be Rati-
fed by the People?', The other depart
ments of the magazine are equally as
full of choice matter, and shows great
efforts en- the part of the newly nedgeo
staff and business manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03
VIGOROUS RUBBING.

With Dixie Nerve and Zone Liniment
will cure rheumatism, as thousands ,Ttll
testify who have used it. It cures, stEE
joints, muscles and sinews and is the best
all round family Lini1neEt known. For
animals 1t has no; superior and every
horse owner ought to keep q bottle handy
Price for aslarge bottle 25c. everywhere.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG6CO
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QUICK TIME no NEW YORK, hos.
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Il You can leave Richmond and reach the
following places the same day:
New York Cumming time, best train,
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The round trip to Washington, Baiti'
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same day, giving several hours at eac1
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Round trip tickets are sold to Wash
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York.
Summer excursion tickets to Northern
ana Eastern Mountain and Seashore re-
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Apply at Byrd-street, Elba. Richmond
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w. P. TAYLOR.
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WINTER EXCURSION RATES

Efrt ..tive October Is, 1901. excursion
rates are placed OH sale by the Southern
r ailway to ali principal winter resorts OF
the South and Southwest ASK any agent
Southern Railway for full information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

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dedicated with imposing ceremonies.
There is Il soodiy number Of pcoT!c IL
Manchester who believe in the Catholic
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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


ALL BARGAINS-CALL FOR LIST.
rooms: on Mission ....................... s15s
rooms: fine curner ..-.................... 325
"A rooms: the best 3Uo
Y rccms. large yard d--.................-...1 1900
40 rooms: boarding -.-...-..-..-............4 45OO
Il rooms: fine corner ...............-....... I350
90 rooms. apartment house ................ 800
7-rOoIn fat McAilister st................ rs
MONEY TO LOAN ON ANY HOUSE.
ROOMS: hne yard ...........,............ $50
I0-room house; fine location. AS
a rooms: on Gesry st....................... 1900
100 rooms; clears $3.50; payments 20 suit. 5000
1s rooms: transient: only s4Oo cash. 75o
rooms: fiat. near City Hall. $50
Is rooms: Sixth ST.; clears sSO.......... 500
q rooms: on Market ST.; clears sl50....... 1900
10 rooms: on Mason st.; new................ 80
~ rooms: offices; clears $50 $500
= rooms. $3.50 cash. balance payments. 1850
ABSTRACTS FREE WITH EVERY HOUSE
FRENCH SPOKEN
H {. DECKER Io20 Market; tel. Mint 1856
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
SAY FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco
Call. corner of Market and Third streets; open
SstiI u O'Clock every night in the year:
BRANCH OFFICES-S27 Montgomery street.
ccrrser Clay; open Until $3.50 p. m.
a0o Hayes street: open until $50 .. m.
SSs McAllister street: open until $50 p, m
Sl5 LasAin street: open until $50 p. M
yS4I Mission street: open until 10 p. m
SeeI Market street. corner sixteenth open
Gntl u.
Io6 Eleventh street: open until p m.
1885 Valencia street: open until ?. m.
Northwest corner Twenty-second aao hen-
lucky streets: open until r. m.
se5C Fillmore street: open until ,. M
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05

A. CAMERON q CO..
40 Market ST. and Stockton ST.
Rooms Il, q and q. Phone Bush 22s.
See list Of bargains.
lol r. rent 3i75: sunny cor. clears $3.50
% T. Al i9e:. fine country trade established.
q r. rent .Iio: fne family house 900
Is r. rent $50: NE. cor; new eleg. furn.. 1900
10 r. rent so: modern fst: reduced to-. $50
r. rent 81: water free; good home. 300
T., rent so; go
Flats. /: TO "a rooms. sIJG 10 ,iOOo.
Private residences, to 2s r.. $50 to 5000.
THE DONALD INVESTMENT CO..
rooms rooms: rS sSSf ,IsS;.,, lnSS%s ioc.,an 'ssSS
i roSms: % Van Ness: good 100
rooms: fine furn.; a nice home...... 100
rooms; bargain :................... SO
- rooms; modern house: fine furn....... $500
Is rooms: good location; pays welI...... 500
rooms; good furn. and carpcts........ 800
MARION GRIFFIN. 71s Market St. rms 1. O.
Tel. Black 1909; office near Call bldg.
He has statesmen. Business is booming
lie has 3 ladies canvsssing for lodging houses
Get his free list Of 541 lodging houses.
yearly % Itemized INVENTOR with .vsry bo,,s or
CLEAR TITLE OR NO SALE
Several coed S city & and country % !. hotels tells
.............. WINSTON & WOLF ............-.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ENTRANCE.
1926 Market st.
10 rooms. best OF furniture. reduced $3.50
IL rooms, offices, rent SIS, modern. ........ 1910
Is rooms. $500 cash. so monthly ............ $50
IS rms. mr.. Orpheum. rent $75 part cash. 1900
20 rooms. rent f55. business street. ......... $50
81 rooms, rent $50 a money maker. 200
e2 looms. elevator. modern. part CASH. G50O
A-l0 ROOMS; Ellis st.; rent $32 80; only. $500
l6 rooms: good furniture carpets; only. 725
" rooms: Market st. rent $40; good house. $50
Many more bargains: get our list first.
MITCHELL e. CO, 1905 Market st.
A-NOTIcE-We have roomine- houses, all sizes
and prices. IN all parts OF the city: get our
list FIRST. MITCHELL e. CO.. 1906 Market st.
FOR sale at great bargain, price si40o 57-room
mouse on Market st rent $50; must be sold
at once. MCBRIDE CO.. s93 Market st.
FOR saie-At great sscrffce I0o-roomed
mouse paying $40 per month: rent $685. price
slb"0 30: Market vt. MCBRIDE a. co.
n: Y. RIVES. GIG Market; Phone Main 12s
y rooms; housekeeping; rent $780, .......... $3.50
- rooms; bay-windowe; all sunny. 1850
20 rooms; central; cheap rent.............. $500
4z rooms; all rented: good income. ......... 1000
BDYERS-Before buying house Ko 70
O. w. SCHwEINHARD.
I,hone Mint 1911 917 Market st. ODD Mason
He can suit you In houses and prices.
THE largest and best list CT lodging -houses
noteis snd business chsnces can be found al
the Office OF FISHER e. CO., $50 Market st /:
phone Folsom 1892
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
The Hay Market.

local authority says OF hay: Receipts
for the week were 4740 tons. Receipts for the
corresponding week last year were but 2510
tons. These unusually heavy receipts due
TO a determined effort upon the part OF both
the farmers and the railroad company TO move
hay lying in the field and exposed TO the
weather. BOXcars are practically as scarce as
at last writing but the railroad company has
relieved the famine the coast division by
the addition of many new flats. The heavy
receipts OF the past week are largely due to
increased shipments from San Benito County
II viii not require much more time TO market
hay in the fields, which cannot be stored in
the warehouses owing to lack of capacity, and
in our judgment the semi-annual stock taking
70 many, as it viii probably be considerably
present the market is decidedly dull and prices
grades Of hay than they were at the time of
our last report If receipts are to continue
heavy the market will no doubt remain dull
and weak. but We doubt very much If they
will We have a great deal Of confidence in
the future Of the market, although do not
anticipate any very material advance in prices
Alfalfa continues in light supply and will no
doubt be scarce during the balance Of the
season. Compressed hay is in much better de
mand than 1t was and has advanced accord
ingly. Straw continues scarce. We quote
choice wheat hay at sl1d11 80. Something very
fancy viii probably bring sl2 but such offer
ings are the exception -