davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

said Gale you are a liar" said Robert.
That meant fight and the party went
into an alley and commenced 70 scrap.
Mrs. Virginia Chadwick was fined $50
and costs for assauitlng Mrs. Il. Flour
noy. and she was also made TO pay costs
for abusing her neighboIs.
Edgar Meekins (colored). was fined SO
for assaulting and beating negress
named Emma Winston. The negro had
been living at the woman's house with
her family. and seemed 10 take delight In
aesaulting her.
Carrie Scott, a ncgress. was charged
with beating n negro named William
Moon The evidence was OF such ma
ture that Justice John dismissed the case.
Carrie hit William with an axe, and the
man brought the wea pom 90 court. but he
gave her cause for the assault. and Car
ric left the court the victor.
The case against Manager Jake Wells.
charsod with assaulting Paul S. Butter
worth. was continued until to-day, be-
cause Butterworth did not appear. II Is
understood that the case has been set
lied
Monk Cary (colorcd. was fined = for
assaulting and threatening to shoot Sam.
Cousins.
Martha Gates (colored) was fined s. and
costs for beating Sarah Preston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
The Subscription List Opened.

The subscHpu0n-list for the Metropoli-
tan Concert series received numerous
additions yesterday, when the box-sheet
was exhibited FOR the first time and sub
scrioers were able 10 select their seats.
The boX-sheet will be open to the public
next Monday. but subscribers to the
series will save 100 per cent. by avail
ing themselves Of the reduced rate.
Despite the fact that up 10 the present
time comparatively few subscriptions
have been forthcoming. Il IS scarcely
probable that so distinguished a star as
Madame Nordica will be allowed to cross
our path without a hearty reception. Her
support IN the concert 10 be given here
on the 10th Of next month f. quite re-
markable. and 70 Is safe 10 say that no
such distinguished organization has ap-
peared in this city since Madame Patti
came to the Richmond Theatre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

Blanton are the guests OF Miss Mary
Lou Friend. on Porter street.
Mrs. John O'Brien and daughter Lucille.
arc visiting relatives In Baltimore, Md
Mr.. william Rice left Saturday after
noon for SmithviIe. Va, to attend the
marriage Of his sister tomorrow after
noon.
MIR. Arthur v Nunnally, OF Randolph
Macon College, Ashland. is spending a
few DAVIS with his grandparents, In this
city.
Miss Mary Broadnax Robertson. Of
Chester. va. is visiting Miss Katie Cox,
of Porter street.
Mrs. J. r. Jewett, who has been criti-
caliy III. IS improving rapidly.
John Dowdy was arrested yesterday
afternoon FOR trespassing upon the premi-
SEES and abusing u. c. Henry. Both gen.
tlemen will appear before his Honor this
morning.
Mike Sparrow, the boy evangelist Of
Richmond. will conduct revival series
this week at West-End church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
EDDIE RACKS AND HIS AVE.
The RamOrs OF Murder Contained
No Facts.

The RumOrS OF Murder Contained
No Facts.
Jackson Ward was all excitement yes
terday afternoon when Eddie Racks, a
colored boy about 20 years O. age, rushed
through the various streets of that local.
ty. holly pursued by Policemen Newman
and Murray, and it was soon rlmored
that he Tad killed woman named motifs,
who lived on ST Peters street. the rumor
having il that The murder had been prac-
tically "a repetition Of the Lunenburg case.
To turned out. however, 10 be not so
sensational case as Dame Rumor had
made IT, and investigation proved tina
Racks's offence consisted only OF havins
brandished an axe around and threatened
10 XIII the Morris woman.
He was exceedingly feet Of foot, and led
the officers % chase through the valley
across the ere g. and up on Barton
Heights where he was finally captured. A
negro friend OF his attempted to take him
from the officers. aud~showed some fight,
but By the combined efforts of the two
officers the obstreperous and murderously
disposed boy was finally gotten 10 the
Third station. where be was subsequently
balled for his appearance In court this
morning.
A warrant was issued for the negro who
attempted 10 take Racks from the officers,
and a search was being made for him last
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
ELIAsoN THE MORMON WIZARD.
He Delights Large Audience With
His SIcight of Hand.

The performance Of EHason is chiefly
remarkable for two things-its novelty and
its absorbing interest. The Mormon
wizard. as he IS pleased TO call himself,
made his first appearance in Richmond at
the Academy last night before a large
audience ana fairly gripped their atten-
ton throughout the FIVE acts Three OF
these acts Were decidedly novel, ana the
other two contained numerous expert
ments in sleight-of-hand. presented m
new and attractive guise.
a particularly noticeable instance OF
this last assertion was the cabinet act,
which completely non-plussed ndt only
the audience but such veterans as Jus
tice Crutchheld. DR. Ross. and Mr.. Do
natl. who were selected as their rcpresen-
tqtivee. and who were indefatigable but
unsucces ful in their efforts TO discover
the secrets Of a really remarkable per
Torrance.
Madame Sans Gene" "The Marvellous
Bicyclist" and "Ihe Bcggars Dream
are the names Of three unique Illusions
invented by ElasOn, which were thorough
ly deserving OF the enthusiastic eteploA
they received.
The performance concluded with a
CLEVER concert" entitled Around the
world I'm Five Minutes" which serves TO
Introduce the flags Of the principal nations
OF The world.
EHason IS not only a clever performer,
but an agreeable entertainer. He is a
Young man scarcely more than a years
ola-and would seem TO have parucu-
larry bright future in store for him. lie
win be at the Academy again tonight.
and will give matinee and evening per-
formances tomorrow.
The uuderlines are "a Bunch OF Keys
on thursday. and Emily Bancker on Fri
day and Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
4 No by ron DRINKS.
aan such Gases before the Justice
yesterday Morning.

aau such Cnscs before the Justice
Yesterday Morning.
sre.. called Sergeant Thomas, ana
vH a.- Justice John suspended the
balance. and requested respect
-...a,oa thereto of the mass Of faces
H a. .lt before him. There were
' ..u.1r and the S25ys were turned
. great Iro'ls.o- much to the de-
one tgrc.1ry goddess OF this en-
and prosperous city
.'e iac' s that such a procession Of
cw0 along in single file that
0e nss would positively have
m.. .or9us had not hls Honor
occasion to cxro-tulate on the
'.r fact that tine coiorc1 pOpu.a-
ns town .rc seriously lowering
au. moral status by keep
hours His Honor thoroughly
" - tne theory That sleep before
"Deauy sleep" ana always
'i' er himself
a.ney was charged with fel0-
biting or the finger Of
Gale. Ihc case WIS partly heard
continued Mah0ncy. Gale. and
Ha standing on the corner Of
'..N and Man streets Sunday
f1 ore of them was doing
Nt lIme Tte piece OF money
'. .,r uolud ana the fellow agreed
. ..e finder could lave half one OF
n Sound the 3eee. and Mike asked
Dr. fe thought 30 was fair. eyes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
The hook Reception.

There was a called meeting Of the
German-Americau Ladies' Aid Associa-
ton Of the Virginia Hospital yesterday
afternoon at I o'clock. \ large number
of the ladies Of the association were
present. and arrangements were per-
fected Tor a book reception to be given
on Friday afternoon from 40 to G:30
and I'm the front hall. Refreshments will
be served anu every one is expected
to bring with them a book as a contri-
button towards filling the handsome
bookcase recently donated by Mrs. 3.
Hassel.
The work I'm which these noble ladies
are engaged deserves sympathy and en-
enlargement ~ their efforts two choice
rooms in The hospital have been hand
somely furnished. and are known as the
Bismarck and Louise rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
ENGLAND's NEW PRIMATE.
The Bishop of London Appointed
Archbishop of Canterbury.

LONDON. October 26.-The Right Hon.
and Right Rev. Frederick Temple d. D.,
Bishop OF London, Provincial Dean Of
Canterbury, and Dean Of the Chapels
Royal, has been appointed Archbishop
Of Canterbury. and Prmate Of all Eng
land. to succeed the Right Hon. and Most
Rev. Edward White Benson, who died
suddenly at Hawarden, october 18th.
The new Archbishop of Canterbury is
the son Of an officer Of the army. He
was born November 30, 1921. was edu-
Gated at oxford, and took his degree Of
u. a. In 1872. lie was appointed principal
Of the Training College az Kneller Hall,
near Twiokenham, I'm lSiS. and IN 1888
head master OF Rugby School
Ir Temple, who was chaplain 10 the
Queen. gained great notoriety in 1860 as
the author Of the first of the seven "ks-
avs and Reviews" which caused so much
controversy soon after their appearance
At the general election Of 1868, Dr. Temple
look an active part in Warwickshire in
srpport OF Mr. GladstOne's measure for
fte 5isestablishment OF the Irish Church,
and the Premier nominated him 20 the
bishopric Of Exeter an appointment
which caused considerable commotion IN
clerical circles.
Bishop Trower, as the representative Oh
q portion Of the clergy who were Opposed
10 Dr. Temple, because he was the au-
thor of one Of the "Essays and Reviews
instructed counsel to oppose the election,
but Dr. Temples election was confirmed
by the Vicar-General. on the death OF
Dr. Jackson. I'm January. 1883, DR.. Temple
was appointed Bishop OF London, and WIS
succeeded at Exeter by DR.. Bickersteth'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
Lcich- Street Church.

Rev. DR. ". L. wright of Leigh-street
church. preached two special sermons
Sunday 20 fine congregations. His sub
ject ia the morning was Choice Of the
Best Things; al night. Choice Of the
Worse Things" DR. Wright baptized
fourteen candidates Wednesday evening
last. as "a result Of the recent revival
In the church.
October 5th was the NTH anniversary
Of DR. Wright's pastorate al Leigh-Street
and during that period 800 members have
been received into the church, and a
total sum Of 500 so raised for all purposes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

DR. Tudor Sunday preached most IN
teresting sermon, In which he referred
without going into politics. TO the condl-
ton OF the country He said that this
country at its very start, determined 10
be free from tyrannical government. ana
that God was never more for the people
OF Israel than He was for the great mass
OF people Of this country now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

Repairs now being made to the base
of the steeple of St. Pauls church have
given rise to the report that the spire
was injured by the recent storm Such
was not the case. Some Of the outer
boards that have decayed are being re-
placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
0rD WlIEELMEN MEET
,,scrss THE BICYCLE LAMP
,,,,vcr, AND TAKE STEPS.
e,rg FAVOR AND some OPPOSE IT.
n,re Appointed to Ask the
neil 10 Require Vehicles TO Use
romp.-rhey Th'"N TINS '
rho League Elects Officers

rIcv Nhiuk 'hi~
r.. League Elects Omcers.
....,-1 League OF Whcelmen
,nnua. meeting last night IN
f''' ..nv au of the Chamber oil
r There was quite large
COW D., b.cyciists present as II was
i- .r,t SEVERAL city ordinances saiu
know ,....mcntal 90 The wheelmen' were
...as President Jackson Guy
90 ... chair. and Secretary Tonne
corded The proceedings
cpy made q verbal report
,.b me- congratulated the bicycis's
-r mon having built the MISS
o. ~,,k. Tic stated that the
.r Governors had held frequent
and had always vigorously op-
.. LEGISLATION which would tend
ole interests Of bicyclists.
..-r.nry and treasurer. Mr. Lon
,.. next made his report. when
encouraging. and showed that
.. t..rs existence of the league
r....np had increased TO over
... l.t
r.r LAMP ORDINANCE.
....r off the ordinance requiring
......t Co usc lamp ON his
. ...r riding at ught was brought
rr E. d. Baker. Tie said he
,flemcn were required TO use
OIL. Owners oi Carriages and an
..Ir l.s re1uired TO use them
r.soI.tion PROV. ina that
.. rrpo.rtel 20 take steps
..I.rl.s 10 use lamps.
rr.v..e was q. favor OF the
o-i,r.nre. Tho only fault
..l Every city of any size
--r.-arro hc said
wa. onDosed 10 the
,.- .rirk % was fuet There
...s. ~ businessmen who rode
.r.-. tle ordinance was an
...-..r.e. Dr. Steele thought it
could t wiser to accept The ordinance.
rt. were stirred Nl. oihrr l.el9-
E.. f worse IMAM '"e lamp ''"'
rt '. o
NAE FAVOR THE Law.
~ Id Movers Jr. was I'm favor
aims or BICYCLES at night. He
....I Cha. Corrcfl would not pro-
IT lamus. and would allow
o.r
r... ..rov.- heartily anrroved the
...... rT. said 90 was foolish
....,. t-. connect with any sucb
-r,,.e.d I'm the resolution
....... ,,.u11 einr',. ho launched
Do. lancaster moved 10 amend the reso-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

Carmichael family then boarded at the
Exchange Hotel, kept by Frederick Boy
den. and afterwards moved to Broad
street near Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
Civil Service Examination.

\ eivil-seryice examination was held at
the custom-house yesterday. Candidates
for assistant pension examiners, clerks
vault, safe. and lock experts, and the
Indian service were in the class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

Temple, Pemberton. Cordes q Co GER
tainly have the cheapest Rugs ana Drug
gets In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
To cure a Cold An one nay

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II falls to cure.
25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
THETOWER,
l0l and FOB East Broad St.

We will continue our Monday Sale to-
day and a few more things we want 10
add IN. Special IN the Cloak and Dress
Goods Departments:
lc0 Cheviot and Wool Beaver Cloth
Coats. neatly made, button 10 neck. Regu-
lar price, $50; n0E &s8
Stylish Tan Coat. silk lined. collar. butt
ton 10 neck. the latest front Regular
price. s.; now s..
Stylish Four-in-Hand Effect in CURED
Astrachan. Regular price, 81; now $%
s. Curlcd hstrachan Coat, S6.JS
Kersey-Cloth Cape, full sweep. cheap az
&.25. Our price, Sl.25.
Kersey-Cloth Cape fuI sweep, neatly
trimmed In braid Regular price, s2.1S;
now $50.
Fine Black Velvet Capes. neatly trim
med with Thibet fur. well worth IS; here
for $50
Fine Velour Cape. neatly trimmed in
fur and Jet, we'll worth SO: our price ~.
DRESS GOODS.
&c Changeable Effect. u i-2c.
81 l-2c. Eancy Mixture Suiting, &c.
54-inch All-WcOl Covert Cloth. worth
Soc; our price. SOC.
Ss-inch Worsted and silk Suiting. sold
for @ 1-2c.: now +0c.
Special reductions in the Carpet Depart
nlent All carpets made free Of charge
this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
COATS ani(hPES
WATCH OUR REVOLVING CLOAK
WINDOW.
Plush (ags Almost Given Away.

Fine quality Plush Cape, fancy figured
linins, full sweep fur edged. sos.
Fine quality Plush imitation Martin fur,
trimmed 80 value, $3.50.
Velour Plush. plain. fine quality. collar
and edges trimmed with Tibet fur, $40
value, $50
Same Cape. trimmed with Jets and braid.
Imitation seal trimming, $3.50.
Our Velour Cape. edged with Martin
fur. with S Martin tails. Is sold for $3.50.
Here az s..
Rough-Cloth Jackets. sizes 50 TO 70. made
In the most stylish manner. buttoned 10
neck also turned lapels, a $40 coat. &.eS.
Five styles Ladies' Jackets. $3.50
Five styles Ladies' Jackets, &.aS
Ladies' Tan. Black, and Green Cloth
Empire Coats. SEQ value, here $3.50
Ladies' Black Mourning Coats, finished
with Black braid and buttons. N5 kind,
here $40
Surprising values IN Ladies' Coats ard
Canes az IS 81, 81. IS. so, and si250
Special values IN Flannellette Wrappers
and ATWOOD Cloth House Gowns.
MEYER SICLE.
Successor 60 Isaac Sycle & Co.
1913 east Broad street,
next corner First street.
Toe 27Tu&Th)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27

J9OOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
DLY EXECUTED Ar ThR DISPATCH
PRINTING-H0uSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
'JuEujIyl|s&]ll,
The TOWER,
20l and 203 East Broad St.
Zoe az
MITTELDORFER'S
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.


Ladies' Capes in plain Ksrsey, single
and double worth -,
Ladies' Capes. single or double, trim
med In braids and strap trimming, full
sweep, velvet collar, worth 81,
Ladies' Seal Plush Capes, all lined,
trimmed With fur, storm collars with fur
edging, value 50,
Ladies' Jacket Of Rorgh Cheviot, Frank
ling and coat fronts, a stylish and dura-
lie garment, wocth S.
Beaver Cloth Jackets, newest styles,
half lined, worth 81,
Walk.nS Coats OF English friezes. che
viots. and Kersey cloths, lined with
plain and fancy silks. worth Sl2.
DRESS GOODS.
CUT PRICES.
THE GREATEST cur IN PRICES
ON RECORD.
% pieces Wool and Mohair Poplin
Checked Sutlngs. Fancy Boucle. and
English Mixtures reduced from &c.,
special for To-day, lie.
9S-inch All-M DOL CheWot sutirss, Nor
folk Cords. and Boucie Mixtures. value
40c.,
Special for To-Day, gle.
ss-inch Half-Wool Fancies. worth &c.
Special, ~ LIE.
BLACK GOODS.
WE ARE SELLING BLACK GOODS
AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY:
TTEIDORFERs.
2Ig East Broad street.
Zoe 26-Tu&Th)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-27
PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.

The marriage OF Mr. w. w. Friend
and Miss Susie Holland will take place
at Meade-Memoriel church to-day at IL
O'Clock.
A special meeting OF the Woman's
Christian TEMPERANCE Union Will be
held AT 4:30 o'clock on Thursday at Cen
trail Methodist church.
Miss Margaret Friend and Miss Downey
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Comstocks were no higher Yesterday and
indeed the market weakened somewhat as the day
went on, and the close was lower
The Alta asse essment falls delinquent in board
and the Occidental assessment in office to-day, and
the Bullion delinquent sale takes place Also
The Nevada Bank has declared q quarterly divi-
dcnd OF 81 SO per share, payable October 15
The Andes Mining Company had a cash balance
OF $72oU SS In It's treasury October l.
The sum of $63.255 66 was disbursed for wages
by the mining and other companies on and around
the Comstock for the month Of August. The
amounts discussed were as follows: Hale & Nor
cross $3294; Andes (estimated), $1,000: Con.
California and Virginia, $lO,630: Mexican,
1873 so; Ophir, $2361 so; Best and Belcher,
$lz7S; Gould & Curry, $3.50 so; Alta. $l646;
Utah, $425; Occidental (estimated), $500;
Brunswick Exploration Company, $6222; Saw
age, $500; Crown Point $21l7 66; Yellow
Jacket (estimated) $500; Confidence, $4l5;
Challenge, $225; Belcher, $2700; Seq. Belcher,
$l2OO: Con. Imperial, $400; Bullion, $1045;
Chollar, $3951; Potosi, $2535: Union SHAFT,
$24O3; Sierra Nevada, $706; Alpha a Ex-
chequer, $S07; Nevada Mil (estimated), $25b0.
BoDIE ECoNsoLIDATED--200l level-Raise in the
Gildea ledge was advanced II feet. Blue clay is
coming into the top OF the raise and cutting out
the vein. Drffted sorth 80 feet from this raise,
partly through the old slopes, and ~ inches of
iowgrade ore shows in the face OF the drift. Also
OF a streak in the footwail. stopped some fow-
grade ore from the Slopes north of the raise 400
level-Stopin. some filings of rather low-grade
ore from the Fortuna vein north of the shaft.
Total ore extracted for the week 1912 tons. They
crushed 9212 tons of ore at The Standard MILL
BULWER CONSOLIDATED = 200 level - Raise
over crosscut advanced feet. Ore seams are
wider apart and more ir regular in the top. Stop
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS, ETC

DRIED FRUITS
The whole market continues stiff and is tending
upward. The demand is very brisk. Honey ia
also moving of well under territorial demand.
Quotations the Fruit Exchange are fol-
lows:
10c for choice to fancy Moorparks: Prunes, 3140
312c for the four sizes; Peaches, 3125c for pri
TO choice, 612@7c for fancy and 9@1Oc for peeled
in boxes: Apples. 514c for evaporated and 2@21ac
for sun-dried; Pears, l1a@3c for prime to choice,
2@3c for quarters and 4a5c for halves; Plums,
4c for pitted and 12@2c for unptted; Nectarines,
3@4c for choice and DC for fancy; White Figs Sci
Black Figs 21A@212c.
JoBBING PRICES-Peaches. 412(G6c: fancy, 701
712c; Apricots, 7@1Oc; fancy, lie: Moorparks, 1l@
12c; evaporated Apples, &C., sun-dried, Sc; Prunes.
312@3s4c Tor the four sizes; Figs, black, 21ac for
Impressed and 3@S12c for pressed white Figs &c;
Pums. &c for pitted and 1Rc for unpitted; Necta-
rines, 495c p ID for prime to fancy; Pears 21a@D
41ac for whole 3@bc for quarters and 4@Sc for
halves
RAISINS-
CARLOAD PRICES F. o. B. .FREsNo-Four-crown
loose. 4c; 3-crown, S14c; 2-crown 234c: Seedless
Sultanas. DC; Seedless Muscatels 212c; 3-crowu
London layers. 81 10; clusters, $1 35: DeheSa
clusters, 81 rs; imperial clusters, 81 so; dried
Grapes 2s4 p fb.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Four-cro loose, 415c: g.
crown. 334c q ID; 2-crown SC a ib seedess sui
tanas, DC q ID; seedess Muscatels, 312c: 3-crown
London layers, 81: clusters 81 so; Dehesa clus-
ters. 81 80; Imperial clusters, So go
NUTS-Chestnuts, l0@1212c p ID: Walnuts
new crop, f. o. b. shipping point, 61ac p ID for
standard and &c q ID for softsheli: new Aim onds,
7c for Languedoc, - for hardshell and 90ll0c for
paper-shell. jobbng Peanuts, 4@l6c for Eastern
and 4c for California: Hickory y uts. 5@6c Q b;
Pecans, 712@sc: FIlberts, 11a@sc: Brazil Nuts,
712t9Sc Q ID: Cocoanuts, $4@5 . 100.
HO y El-Comb, 10@1212c for bright and 5G9c
for lower grades; water-white extracted 300 12c:
light amber extracted, 41e@1434c; dark amber, 40
41ac: dark, 2@3c p h.
BEESW AX-25@g27c p ID.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.


wHEAT-The Dynomene takes for Cork 81, 2s2
ctls, valued at $77,27S.
The market weak and fractionally lower,
with decreased business on call No. J. ST. l5@
l 1914 p ctl: choice, 81 l71s; lower grades, 81 O5
@1 l242; extra choice for milling, 81 1874 4yl 20.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 oclock-December-
1000 ctls, 81 1875 4000 81 20; 1000. 81 2O14.
May-2OO0, 81 Ply
SECOND sEssIoN-Decem ber-2O0O ctls, 81 9s1 /;
5000, 81 1919: 1000, 81 1915; 4000 81 l9. May
2000, 81 2U2s.
REGULAR MoRNING SESSION - Decem Der -
$4,000 cts, 81 ls; 10000, 81 1914 5000. 81 1875
10.00U, 81 1878 May = 5000, 81 2Usl; 1000,
81 2059: 1000 $ 203s: 5000, 81 2O5s.
AFTERNOON SESSION - Dece m ber-2OOO ctls
81 1875 200O, 81 1915; 2000, 81 1914. May
400O, 81 2012.
BARLEY-Unchanged but very steady. We
quote Feed, 7097212c q ctl; choice bright, 75c p
ctl; Brewing, 771a@S5c q ctl; No. Chevaier, 81
@1 TO-
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-6O
ctls, 7914c
AFTERNOON SESSION = December-200O ctIs,
7914c
OATS-Fair demand at STEADY prices Black. for
feed, quotaole at 75@S0c: Milling, 9O@95c: fancy
feed, 95@9712c p cti: good TO choice, S71a095c; !;
prise, 971acG$l 05.
CoRN-Large Yellow, S21a@S33l p ctl; Small
Round do, S712@90c p ctl; White, 771a080c
RYE-7712dsZ I2c II ctl
BUCkW WhEAr-Nominal.