Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
Minneopo[fs NQrkets.

Wheat-This market was trifle duller
to-day. Among the sales we're the follow
ing: 6 cars No. 1 northern on track at 97o;
l car in store, by sample, 81; l car No. 2
hard, CSC; Car choice No. 2 hard, by sam
pie, f. o. b., 81; 2 cars No. 2 hard, choice,
by sample, 81 in store. Bids to arrive for
No. l hard were at Sl.0314, and for spot
S1.03M was bid for few cars.
Corn-No. was held at 400; posted
lots offered at 46@48o, according to quail
ity.
Oats-In fair request at 27@281ac for
No. 2. Sellers asked 28c for No. and a
cent more for white, to arrive. For
No. seller the year, $3.50
was bid for No. 2 mixed in store.
Mixed Feed-Steady and quiet at the
last quotations.
Bran-Firm and in fair produ ction.
Billed oct at S. 24@8.5O in bulk and at
$40. 25 in sacks. $7.75 was bid for Octo-
Der; $3.50 for year. October bran was
offered at $S.15. $500 was bid for so cars
seller spot. there weae sellers of October
at $500, and bidders Of spot at same. Un-
changed.
Shorts-Quiet and scarce at $11.50@
1880 according to quality.
Hay-The few sales made yesterday
were at $8.35@8.50 per ton.
The Bar Endorsement of Judge Macdonald.
SHAKoPEE, Sept. 10, 1883.
Editor ST. Paul Globe.
Some time ago call was issued by the
Secretary of the Bar Association of the Sth
Judicial District, for meeting to be held
at this place oday for the purpose stated
in the resolution adopted at the meeting.
The notice or call for the meeting was
sent generally to the members of the bar
of the district although less than one-half
of the members OF the bar belong to the
association. When the meeting was called,
it was found that there were not enough
members of the association present to
constitute a quorum (ten) of that body,
but there were a number OF attorneys
present who did not belong to the assccia-
ton but had received the call from the
secretary. The 'sBar Association" there
upon adjourned sine die, AID immediately
thereafter all the attorneys present organ
lied as a meeting of the members of the
bar of this district by the election of Col.
j. G. Edison of Glencoe president Of the
McHale as secretary.
After the organization was completed
Geo. M. Nelson of Hutchinson offered the
following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, call has been issued by the
Secretary of the Bar Association Of the
eighth Judicial District to meet at this
time and place 'for the purpose, among
other proper business Of taking into con-
sideration the subject of the re election of
the present Judge of said court, or the
election of his successor and
Whereas; said call was adore ssed to
members of the bar, regardless as to
whether they were members OF the said
Bar Association or not, and in response
to said call we, members Of the bar OF
said district have met and considered the
subject matter of said call and as an ex-
preston of our views thereof hereby adopt
the following resolutions:
Res0Lued: That in our opinion it is I'M
proper and impolitic for the members of
the bar. as a distinct body or organization
to assume to nominate candidate for the
Office of Judge of the district, or any other
Office in the gift of the people; and be it
further
RESOLVED: That we, members of the bar
of the eighth judicial district here assem-
bled, hereby express our approval of the
official course and conduct of Hon. j. l..
Macdonald during his term OF office now
drawing to close and we hereby recon-
mend and earnestly desire his reelection,
and further
Resolved: That the secretary of this
meeting be and is hereby instructed to
present the Hon. j. L. Macdonald with
copy of these resolutions, and that copy
of the same be published in the papers of
this district"
Upon motion of A. P. Fitch Of Glencoe,
TIE meeting then adjourned sine die.
RHoRrR.