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The Washington times., 1901-12-22

Henry Meyer. a celebrated either player
OF the Quaker City, gave a recital last
Tuesday morning IN the rooms of the
Washington Club. II proved thoroughly
enjoyable to those in attendance. NJ.
Meyer is considered TO he the foremost
either player in America. and IL will be
interesting to know that he contemplates
making this city his home. where he viii
open a studio. He viii be the artist at
an important social event in the near
fuinre.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

The audiences that attend recitals
given by visiting artists are composed for
the most part Of resident musicians.
Representatives Of the social world may
be distinguished ct oda 1ntertals. and
others, not musicails inclined in the lit
eral sense, find pleasure in these affairs.
but usually the people who occupy the
chairs are students. teachers. and active
musicians who not only realize the worth
or dsmerit. as abe case may be. of the
performance, hut who through experience
appreciate the comfort ri a quiet house
and the indescriLable annoyance Of the
buzz OF conversation during a number. II
seems beyond crcdcHee 4haf anyone. espe-
cially a musician, should find il Opportune
to conduct q conversation while song IS
being rendered. yet II happened, not once.
but repeatedly, AZ the recent recital given
by Mme. Nevada At the National Theatre.
Not only was il beyond the pale OF good
breeding. but ihe incessant whispering
proved distinctly annoying 10 those who
had gone TO hear tie recital.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

The programme OF music which will De
rendered today at 81 Aloysius Church VIII
be as follows "Asperges Ne" Dessert
mass from Haydn No. :; offer;ory. ! eX-
terra Domini," Rheinberger. Nesper5 VII
be sung by the Junior choir.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

Two American girls. who have many
friends In this acity. have recently been
accorded the great honor Of being in
vited TO sing al the coronation Of the
King Of England. They are the Misses
Mcfarland. whose home is in Denver. The
young women are said 10 possess voices
Of exceptional beauty. one IS a lyric
soprano Of puresi quality and great range
and the other is powerful dramatic so
prano. full Of tenderness and sympathe
tone The Misses Mcfarland are twins.
and began their musical education under
Nine J. Esputa Daily. hc well known loc Il
teacher, and, although they have studied
abroad with tho bcst Instructors of the
Old World, they are true to their first
teacher and to her they give the credit
Of their SUGGEST when In Paris Marie
Mcfarland received an offer from Saint
Saeu5 to sing the title role in q revival
Of ''Nsuon." but the young American
Wa too timid To attempt 50 great q
thing Both sisters have been the recipi-
ents of offers from Maurice Grau, and 1t
is not unlikely thai ;hsy will be heard
with his famous Organization within the
next few years.
Nine. j. Esputa Daly returned to her
duties as directrcss ., the choir at st.
Aueustine's Church last Sunday after an
Illness OF several weeks.
The music which will De rendered at
Hamiine Methodist Episcopal Church
Christmas morning viii include "Exulta
Sion" by Hammered. There We're Shep-
herds" Alexander aad Tours Sing, o
Heavens Miss o'Noal viii sing the
ofiertory at the evening service. aud the
choir will render ~Exalt Him by Hands
com, and Angels Bands in Strains
Sweet Sounding" by Wiegand.
Much intercs, is being manifested al
ready in the appearance in. Washington
during the month Of January of the cele-
brated band OF the Forty eighth Gordon
Hignlandcrs OF Canada The band is
known az The kiltits" this solbriIuet
being derived from he unique Highlander
uniform worn By y. regiment The fourth
tour Of the United s;aies is at present
under way. the permission OF The Cana
dian Governmen. having been obtained.
and the negotia lioEs for ibr proposed
concert In Washington are being conduct
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

ed under the auspices of prominent Scot
ish citizens, among whom are many IN
high official positions.
The Washington times., 1901-12-22

Nine. J. Esputa DAILY returned to her
duties as directross 81 the choir at st.
Aueustines Church last Sunday after an
Illness of several weeks
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
Secretary.
Attention, W. IL. Z.

All members are invited to meet a,
Mrs Nor.on's rooms. over Bliss < Hol-
brooks store, Saturday evening. Oct. 5
as she leaves next Tuesday. Please
bring refreshments BY order OF
4, COMMITTEE.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
THE LADY WOULD SMOKE.
And tho Affections of oId Elan Grimes
Are Dead Now.

And tho Affections of ola Elan Grimes
Are Dead Nav.
There was scene after the wedding
OF Mike Grimes and Mrs Cole the other
day The groom halls from The mount
ans and the bride is a Boulder woman
OF more than one matrimonial venture.
When Officer Fagersteit was called in
the nigh. OF the wedding, the bride was
crying in several Languages. She con-
planned she had been slapped by her
husband of few hours and some cronies
OF the pair a,tes,cd this statement. The
keg OF beer was about empty and Sarah,
the bride, settled down for good smoke
When she pulled ;Ae cigarette, Mike
protested. She lit il over his orders and
the disguised groom cuffed her. He ex
plained aIterward to the officer that he
didn't propOs: TO divide the marriage
bed with breath reei:ing with cigarette
fumes. Big John tool; him down town
instead of to jlh as Grimes loving
spouse demanded, and the next day he
struck ou; for the moantlins to resume
his bachelor loneliness The bride said
THAT cigarette smoking had become so
confirmed habit with her that she pre-.
ieued bunch of Sweet Corporal5 TO
her mature and unappreciatiye spouse.
The ivoIcc courts will have another
turn at "Sary" one Of these days unless
Gtimesey relents and consents to humor
the partner OF his grizzled bosom
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Last evening as Mrs Randall 0! Val.
mon, Was starting for home with her
mother and sister in the carriage. the
horse became frightened or existed by
some horses running in the street. and
male = rush down Pine street. Near the
corner OF Il h one wheel struck 4 horse
block, nearly upse,,iug ;h- carriage.
throwing Mrs Randall ard her sister in
the street. Mrs Randall had her lI.,.e
girl in her arms when she was thrown
out. The carriage ran over The sisters
ankles but did not break any bones 50
far as known. Mrs Randall stryci on
her lead AMI face. badly bIuisius Ter
nose aud hurting her head. The child
escaped uniujlred. being held up 5Y he
mother in the fall. The horse continued
down the stree, with the mother in the
carriage, but was stopped near I5!h.
They were taken into DR.. Places office
where they were cared tor. in the doc
tors absence. bygmrdical students DAVIS
and Turral, with the assistance OF Mrs
plare
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
First
|D Second R0Cp
COLUMBIA STILL RULES
Tho Waves Though Gallant Shamrock
Rode Thorn Fast

Tho Waves Though Gallant Shamrock
Redo Thorn Fast.
New York, Oc'. Sit was ideal racing
weather this morning and Sir Thomas
Lip:en and the American commander
were both happy. "Ah. now we will
have a race" exclaimed Sir Thomas.
The wind was blowing at :, knots and
yachts eaily skipped TO the ligh,sh'p by
the hundreds. The start favored Sham
rock ard she secured a good leading,
keeping we'll to the front. The race vas
ten miles south. league OF another ten
miles and ten miles home. thirty miles in
all. Shamrock passed the first buoy Two
minutes ahead OF Columbia and KEEP, her
lead so well that no gain seemed ap-
parent until the second buoy was reaca-
ed. The Irishman passed that point one
Minute and ten seconds ahead and when
three miles from the end held the same
advantage. Sir Thomas On the Erin was
happy. His yacht mus. win. II WAS
Shamrock's day and weather and moth.
ing bu, accident could defeat her. TIE
wind remained the same and nothing
could cut down Shramrock's lead bu,
superior seamanship and this the
American showed in the last ume-kill
ing three miles by happy tack getting
in ahead and crossing the liae minute
in advance of the fas, sailing English
yacht, l, WAS the finest race ever seen
in an international contest.
The Yach, club today decided that the
mex. race will occur tomorrow,
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
P0)u|0| Couple
Welded I011v
A PRETTY WEDDING.
aiss Laura Dodge and Lestfr j. Moulton
United In Marriage,

At the residence of the brides fa.hsr,
DR. II. O. Dodge. at one o'clock today.
Lester Mou.on and Laura Dodge
were made man and wife, Rev. Canon
Sibbald of St Johns Episcopal church
officiating. The ceremony was perform
I'd in the presence Of only Intimate pet.
sonal friends Of the young couple. l.
wasa pink and white wedding, the brides
gown being white Paris lawn over white
isffeta with veil and orange blossoms,
The nald OF honor was Miss Mary Sher-
merhorn OF Denver and she was attrcd
in pink. h;r Arthur {. Healey was
groom's best man. having come from the
same Massachusetts home with MIR
Moul,on. Dorothy Blackburn was the
cute lit,le ring bearer. During the cere-
mony Miss Gertrude Stone Of Denver
played wedding march. Following the
formal pronouncement by Rector Sib-
bald and congratulations came refresh
ments served by Jackson. the caterer
Guests from out OF town were Mr. and
Mrs Li,teiie!d OF Lynn, Mass, uncle and
aun, Of the groom. a. w. Colburn and
wife. Mrs Colhurn. DR. Robins and Mrs
Sam Z. Clinehan OF Denver. Mrs Fox,
Of Longmoni.
On the 4,5o train Mr. and Mrs Moulton
LEI, Tor the east. On their return they
will reside at the elegant home OF the
brides parents in Mapleton.
The groom Is bookkecper OF the large
dry goods establishment Of the White
Davis company and is exceedingly pop
ular. The bride is one OF BouldeE's best,
Boulder born and reared. though edu
Gated larg -ly in eastern seminaries. All
citizens viii wish them a happy lourney
through life. They we:e !hc recipients
oil many useful and several magnificent
gifts, a diamond ruby aud emerald
brooch by air and Mrs J. II. Harbeck.
beiag most exquisite bridal present.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
WEARY MONTH COMING.

Washington, Oct. 3-Thc Schiey in
quiry was long drawn and weary afIir
today with no new Developments. At.
,osney Rayner. representing Admiral
Schley. said today the irq iiry would
las. moa,h longsr
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat
urday and Monday,
Oct. 5 and i,

Now that you have been IN Denver
come and do your trading here. There
is no store any where that can match
these values.
one more case Of outing flannel worth
&c viii sell Saturday and Monday at SIC
Lonly 10 yardsl.
Ladies' black waists, made of mercer.
ised silk. worth 81. 60 the two bargain
days al CSC.
Ladies' hannel waists. new styles, all
colors. worth 81 and sl33. viii go the
TWO bargain days a.-S0c and 81.
Large siz: gray blankets, full 1T
Others advertise them as bargains at Csc
bu. what we call bargain is only soc.
Ladies' winter union suits, sell all
over a, 45c, our special price per sui. 25c
Ladies fleece lined vests OF pants,
YOU pay 25c wherever you 60, we will
run this underwear Saturday and Mon.
day at oaly IKE.
Ladies silk waists in black or coloTs,
neE goods just received. nicely made
and worth S375. will sell. only Saturday
and Monday, a. the astonishing price Of
81 90. Bca, it if you can.
Red iringei table spread, good size,
fas; color, worth 81 apiece. bargain
price 63:.
Mems underwear. Jersey ribbed ard
fleece linei, YOU pay everywhere 6Oc;
CON. and get them 4: So.
Mems wool!en pants. worth fully 81
will sell. Saturday and Monday, 4, 75c
less, only sl.2i.
CRild's short cloaks. ages to 4. made
.ol eidcrdown goods. trimmed in iu.
worth 81 50. go the two days at osc.
ChiIdren'5 REFER jackets. all new
styles. ages ! to Ia. sells a. s. 6S. special
price SI75.
Ladies jlckels, the new tso thirds
length, comes in black. blue. brown and
caster, trimmed With velvet, sells all
ever a, % 90, our special price Tor Sat,
u'5ay and Monday is S4qS.
E'un sia. bed comforts, made OF good
s-,tcen and rcd lining, our st.5o comfort.
Will sell the two days to7c.
Ten dozen more of ladics' eiderdown
dressing saques than we advertised three
weeks ago and sold ou, five dozen in FIVE
hours, and We will sell ,hcm again a, ACC
worth 75c.
Mems night shirts. made Of real heavy
ou.;ag flannel, at Is: shirt. so a, 4Sc.
We bought fifty dozen oil ladies' and
mems slippers, made of velour velvet. in
fancy patterns, they are worth 75c, we
bought than cheap and are going 10 run
them Saturday and Monday at zoe a
pair.
Twenty FIVE dozen Turkish towels,
80 inches long, you know their value, you
Can buy them Saturday and Monday at
3Kc each.
One gross genuine cuticura soap, we
will save you &c on each cake, only Ioc.
Children's stockings, sizes to Q, the
; best I5c stockings in town. warranted
fast coiors, silky finish, no trouble to sell
them al I5c, bu, VIC want to give bargains
50 offer them for two days at three pair:
fer 25:.
] Please tell your iii-nds aoous the grea'
7! sale at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
/ BOuider's Great Ba,yain Store.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
MATER OF CONSCIENCE.

Erie, Colo Oct. 2-The Populisis Of
Weld county VIII no! place a ticket in
the field this fall. either by convention or
petition. Such is the Information con
tanned in circular letter TO the members
OF the Peoples Party by A L. Camp Jr,.
chairman OF the county central commit
tee. The chairman suggests that the
Populisis vote for either the Republican
or Democra.ic tickets, as their conscience
dictates.
The Weld county Populis,s will hold a
convention two years hence in order 20
give expression to their opinion regard.
ing the successor Of United States
Senator Teller.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
APPRECIATES MIR. TREzISE.

To the Editor OF The Camera.
Dear SRI wish to express to you
the thanks O! many citizens for the edi.
torial OF last evening concerning the Can
didacy there OF John G.. Trezise. Thi,
man has lived the life Of great hearted
citizen and neighbor OF the true
Samaritan type in this community and
men OF all parties will be only glad o!
this opportunity TO give their polilicsl
supper, to John G. Treaise.
Yours truly,
A REPUBLICAN.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
NAMED M'KINLEY.

Chicago. Oct. 3-As mark Of resPcc.
TO III: late president. the school eoard
has changed the name o! West Division
High school to the William Mckinley
81 hool
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
NEW GOODS.

Every department is filed with ne"
goods At Rachofsky's Big Store.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03

The diamond medal oratorical contest
a. the Methodist church Thursday even.
ing, October 10th, promises to be fine
one. Every contestant, in order to be
eligible to compete tor the diamond
medal. must previously have won sill.
yer, gold and grand gold medal. Ad
mission IS cents.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
BETTING ON THE RACES.

New York. OcL 3-Betiing on :he
yacht races has no, been heavy. AIMING
wasers are the following: Nj. NJ. Pear.
rail-, $1,000 10 $500. Columbia will win
the series; +. II. Brooks. 500 10 $50,
Columbia wins today; g. N. Weaver.
$500 even, Columbia Wins nex.two races
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
MaSONs, ATTENTION.

Ali members OF Columbia Lodge No.
II, a. F. & A. NJ. are requested 10 be
presen, at special communication On
Frijay evening, October 4.h at 1872 fer
work in the third degree. Al
members and visiting Masons are cord.
tally invited to BE- present. BY order O.:
J.B. HIsKEY. w. III.
{. c. BROMLEY,
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
BURNED TO DEATH.

Sad Accidtn, which Ee:eu South Dakota
Family.
lank,ol. S. D., Oct. S-A; the home
OF Mr. Gilbert mar ReEv.lle, Mrs Gilbert,
two children and the maid were all
burned to death. The FIRE was caused
by the baby playing wiki lamp near
the stove, an explosion resulting.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03

HE EOfLk ) SIOkE,
Bouiders Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1901-10-03
BIG QUAKER CITY FIRE.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3-leach's six story
warehouses and adjoining buildings
burned today. The losses are over hall
a million and enc fireman lost his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-Yorz. November 30 1901.
forward much slowly this the market
stock at the Close at S. Soss latter aTe senePay
iittIe more confidence and there Is a armer feeling on
f orb red Ses Een fair daa but 5 aoa hge
Green and Scotch peas jobbing moderatey We quote:
choice s2gs2 o. 90 pea choice 81 95a$2 90 red kdney
eeo ee 81 %e DO d Back uT Soup a0 sh6ioe
s. seaSi $: DO lima California 50 aoass italian
s. So green peas bags s. aoasl a23 bags
BUrTERThe receipts have been LITTLE Little more nor liberal
for the Week up to % pkgs. the demand howsvsr
has EF5 Pses T ui unchad prices Our gues
general 5s i6a occaona go little Risher Some
further business storage creamery mainly at 2it2g
where the goods SIS score e e 2 a Is oaned 10
day 5ntsion s6 sFsa 9s sized Is fu le
have been taken a. lt s OG T1e6rtsd at i4 i5e
for choice Renovated butter qgis unless fansS Which si
pkg went to the Continent We quote Creame aoo9 a.
per ~ 2Sss do fFsI June make extras Pc do
e do 5sf9e oaae DO seconds i7sIsc
Sges Ws15s Id t do lower s4ade5 14sISc
fset9y June f-eI Pa'k eSo,ce do
ehGIce I4ai4c do lower grades l2glS3G Gs renSgaia
, hgtssT; s .agGy' 1aSi4c
market PFess sss b 9le'l largo ana small
cay s s ha With confidence wi With sPsfta
ends in Moderate supply and work out to homo ans bs
dealers but irregular prices Inc abiy compel many
price m ma ,,e,,aIly run shut down skiHs
Liverpool cable 45s for oo,n coo
9eLe. tj.e Exports week 3o boxes W.
enc Iii creann small September fancy, loTc; 90
na5e eyerase hest. 1od10c DO sooa 70 =, ,ne .ncy
se common 10 fair 1890: do large Septeiape Ia
To- Al late made average best s-.IZec' |ir,s
Prime % ssFnn9 so to Era far coiee TX part
i rs-oe GaIl1c; fair good. ogS12c' 90 COIN
ron 3a4c; foil skins 2p2t2c - ,,s+.-ta1 change
with
e,[icy fancy fresh gathered eggs are he'd nrfy u
49,. an ample supply Of average quaIues' an
-sde Is light Refrigerators hold hrrn Win 80
scarcity OF positively nlsh efdus
1-Sss firm quote: State, Pefns
Tse, ,a,rv selected 3od52c; do average prime za-sc
Western best loss on ouc' oo az
94H2sc: Southern, 23deIc Refrigerator, sprung
paexeGi re FRFsH-Receipts OF apples moderate
- e ouietc prices unchanged Very little dong IN
800 ana quotations largely nominal Grapes IN snt
ss,nnIv but dull at the moment ana
,cs5f5slry UNCHANGED Cranberries have mad talr
-oovement and is firm feeling as 70 VstuSs OF
weak for general o1cflhss
pine nples dull and heavy We quote: Apples:
vsrman prime 20 fancy per DBL S5GS6; do state socd
IN cnoIre s4Ts5; GreeniIg. fair 10 good sSq 90
81 So: do State prime. S3GS4 do Sptzeloure
So 5oas4 so. Wine Sap fair 70 fancy - oo "a; 90
TO choice s4gs4 90; do Ben Davis good to fancy - 'g
so. GO BALDWIN. Vermont, good to fancy sisfso 90
state good choice Sass 90 do red winter varieties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-01

Chicago Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 head; market
steady good prime. Sc 40qS 25 medium So so
GS6: stockers feeders. S20s4 So 81 21lS4
81 2 s. 3d. bulls. S2Gsi 10
calves 50 5OaS5 Texas steers 81 70 HogsRecepjs To-
day a5O head Monday 900; left $50; 1OI15c
higher mixed and butchers, 81 70s6 90 good TO choice
heavy rough heavy. So 50So 49, light 50 -
ESQ Is: bulk Of sales So 70GS6. Sheep-Recepts. 1000
head sheep and steady good to choice wethers
50Si IS: native lambs 81 5G1$i 90: Western lambs
So 50Q$4 so.
East Buffalo Nov. 3o-cattle-Receipts. cars mostly
stock; steady unchanged good steers
here Veals-Good Sc 50qsT: light to fair. 81 5oqs6 %
grassers fed calves. S2qS4 90 Hogs-festerday s
supply cars receipts to-day % market fairy
active advance Workers. good weight 50 I0qSo So
s. 109S6 15 mixed and
medium So 90as6 TO- pigs. 50 So9S5 3d. roughs 80 2og
S. So: stays IS 1884 80. Sheep and lambsSuppy, "a
including 10 Canadas: firm for lambs top natives
81 aoa$5 others s. 1884 So; sheep steady FOR good
grades: top mixed. IS 30as3 so: yearngs and handy
wethers So 50dS3 culls TO fair 81 'o9s@ Zo Caadas
81 90; heavy S3 2oGS3 90
Cincinnati, 30-Hogs active, higher. SIS 1896 10
Cattle strong So 75as5 So Sheep steady. 81 $685.
Lambs strong. So 50q$4
East Liberty Nov 30.-Catte steady: choice. % 100
Sc; prime s. 5ogs5 20: good s. 15Q$5 40 Hogs higher
prime heaves. SO 1896 90 heavy mediums % lp
So 09 light de- s. 1888 So heayy 49rers 50 6'sH 40 oS
s. CO. Sheep firm; best wethers SO 49S3 So culls and
S6ds8 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-01

cltoa Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
9t 500 american 5000 receipts p COO ATnsr.ean'
6e 5ns pPsn9 5a p5ese 9Pe n e
sss NSyerber l5v ii i2s; De
ssIy-March 4clsb: March-A0Tn and April-May; 4osb:
ToGR AND ME4Buyers We're confTonted with
:ss a9ysnos II asking prices atuTGas " 6sil but
sPng patents Sc sass winter straghts g 90
ss extra 10 Wiater = s. G 75Sss So extra
az r. gE7es sgso sH sPV suot e s2as2 10
s1G f5 e s s. Bass 90 s6cs % fBncE s sss
a g 3 qs2sq: kin dF a,. s. F 2Sg
gs5 81 5d A 60 as7s s. sosl
zc to sT12 snorsd sP;af 6F bran f 61i ass So
BRAN an s s eE bran ssa6s 81
R.s sseP on Sc $50 81 81 ssi: corn Oh cans
no,.s y ,T. short i iEed n bgg s, in fe se r 1
= q sstaDesy Il was followed almost Immediately
r. Weakness prevailed with last official prices &c
ead prices showed very little change leaving OF at s2ssc
Was - a O'Clock The early Advance at Nev-Y9Tk
a. 'Ssas depression strength had looked
ssTioss right The trade there Included moderate buy
a sse account hsy ssnG mere ,hs , eaS b
vas not large Throughout the session wheat came
5sosy long soooan as bear interests appeared
serool pce. ssrs Sd hshr " Berlin ciosed az
vest e ~ and aPes points asaeF s In The so6S
.sTs n the wheat situation The fact that ST Louis
hs1s1ioa Of the short interest in Deceber Northwest
have s s + oo bs Curing at the ss
n SoI lines only II loads were taken At the close
RED was quoted s5ssc, No Northern s24c and No
S Duluth ss1.c... .coRN-Infuenceo by the decline
eeop weak o,p q 80 az N aturdsy closing
oSe- As in wheat the offerings came chiefly from
WITH scattered selling for short account but no
sss, % asgresvsness by he latter contingent The
extended all markets OF the country. and
notably prominent Louis. where strength has
been an important feature. At the close No
SIh We. quoted T0Ae No 2 white 71izc and No ?
,s.,SM Ike. all Hnoat basis oATS-As a
OF sympathy with other markets oats were dull
s sler on saturday Local features were scarce and
lopsFSy showed but little change No oats closed
NC & sitzcs No SIC. No 3 white 5lisc
80. mixed $sQis1c. white 49Q54c. and No 2
l4se s.'pS -RYE-MRrzet steady; No West
$50. osze snd No Weston es4c. both 0 afoat;
go rye bSge4c.- -BARLEY-Marksf steady Feed
px was quoted 59dsic mailing e3qssc. both T
- - .SuCaWEEAT GRAlN-Firrn: quoted: 81 %
p<F 800 10. track New-Tsrk :
NEw-YoRK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
natents- 81 90
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November So l9ul-
Ina-ket opened steac9 "a
70 10 points higher covering ana ts.I.
+or roo p aceount. prompted by strong caoles
markets and lighter of@@44-li
"a -st There was fair business around me S@
.t-1i,r operaraoas insignificant, aiInousL =
S-szdy ia the OF aggressive aCo.- ~, 81
* .s 81 local Room sentiment was ai-S
and selling was lfouiseu N
- market closed quiet at uncnaneeo ~ 70
eSTa-re Of 10 points Total sales were 1oouo
- rI5ssi rer unchanged 10 = franc higneT aao
r GI pig up Rio and Santos TnaTkets rusG II ~,
Y-s an advance Of 125 reis The exchange Iate
s-nce5 I-S2d u 1-Sod Primary recelpts caiAe
SS - norrs and 10 O. interior towns DO
-ir va -ehous= deliveries We're only a matter o.
- to-5sv The Street market for spet suppes
Steady wiki The trading basis osc Tor f<o no
- So for Santos No invoice lots present seocS IA
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