, 1881-12-11
CHAT ON CHANGE.

The Site of the Call Boards Nexr Isuild-
iu@-Ne1vs OH tho Street.-The Days
Markets.
The Call Board Committee, composed Of Alex
ander Gctl,lcs, n. 3. Kcau,, and G. r. Trego, ap-
.nofutcd to secure new Gull quarters, re-
turned their formal report to the Board OF Ul-
rectors yesterday. The report stated that the
committee had secured t~o-years' lease OF
piece Of property located on the south
side of Calhoun Iplace between La Sale
street and Fifth avenue. through Hy-
man g. kaes, acting for the Trustees or
the property, aud had decided TO erect upon the
site one-story and basement building, 1l1st
feet, Mt cost Of rs, 100 to Slo0 the ou1lang 20
be Of brick with stone trimmings. and the call
room to have II ceiling rscnty-slx feet 70 ntEnt,
surlnountcd by II skyligh.. Three different sets
of plans ra Of the GaanE tlIan h"u md de;a ,urnham
Root and would bo submitted To tme me1noer3
for IN cx xpression of preference. Iho amount
Ind nossessIou would bc secured Dec. ,,5 and the
building completed ready for occupancy bs @ne
Tho talk Of The alley yesterday was to
the effect that Murry Nelson
had been around dcrlytng the report ABOUT his
elevator being loaded with hot wheat; tnnt -, tne
next President of the DOArti OF Trade Will be q
young man, who Is one Of the most successful
aud popular of tho rising grain, 1nagratcs; that
memberships hye experiences an2tnef on. ooof a.
prices ra,lgii1g from -, ,lOo to S.4Oo; that there
Is ant to be Il loud protest against the anti-
smoking rule which goes into effect on the open
Uourd Monday, aud thur the high-spirited me1n-
bcrs who have promised to ignore it will be lined:
that tho Open Hourd now has l40 members
uuu twertv-four applications posted: that
uOld Barley :" Taylor got excited and cleaned
out some OF tho young 5prigs OIL tho latter Doaru
Yesterday; That 4. ". NohG is fearful and in-
dguant over the charges made against him Dy
tho new management OF the "PeOptc5 Hoard,
for the reuson that he tuok appeal ON his dis
putcl arbitration case, and. WAS refused q re-
neurfpR on the tcchncality that his appeal was
not written 1t, ink. rs prescribed By the rules;
that tho "Peoples tioard'' held Il meeting last
evening and elected D. M. lIiston Vice-Presl-
dent, j. Is. Richardson Secretary, and an Arbt-
trution Committec composed Of MessrS. VOL
colt. Richardson and Caldwell: that among the
prominent rnen on tho hOtlrse yesterday were
b, B. Maxwell, Of Pittsburg; John F. Gibbs, OF
Kansas City; j. N. Constock, OF Buffalo: Charles
Walker uf New York; John Ring, Of St lto.s'
Carl X. Alley, of Buffalo: md alcssrs. Valentine
Ballard, OF London, and Z. e. Porter, Of Lynn,
The markets opened higher, and rcmained
firm all &1uy, the quotations .betnE: Wheat
opened s12914 January. $1.:NSs February; closed
Sl:S:s anu $l.:s,5s. Pork opened $ls05ts and
| Sl7:U: closed $lG.:W and $l1.15- The close was
lower but firm. Corn and oats remained even,
| at 81 i und Gl1a cents for January and February
| corn, and 4Gsi and 457s cents for December and
january onts. ,,, ~,
Thc Gail Hoard sales amounted to !>so,0o0 bush.
els or wheat, 100000 bushels of corn, lQyuD lQyuuD
bushels OF oats. II, sou barrels OF PORK, ana E'oo
| tierces Of lard.