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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
Eus Der 8unbeSbauptftabt.
&anifdtAsMaSrrarIu.


g1Gfhingt0u, 20. September. - 9a
bte iapGueilIte 8e9ierung Q1araut6us gs'
gen Amop uuo uneere 1tueitIde Safenfdote,
III meIdea bic Cholera graiiirt, angeOrOnet
bat, 10 bsatnhttst bic BHubssregierIug,
etnsu Santtdtsbeamte1 3u OoEobama ;u fla
ttortren, unO aue nad ben Ser. Staateu
bsftmmten Babr3euge tnipistreu gu IaiisH.
5pIger'S RatbfpIger.
SeEte yla4Etttag TT man tn gut uuterrt4s
teten 9rstIeu Der Anidlt, baB bic &Cneuuuug
zines S6aBamtsietretdra uoG um mebrsre
8age rer30gert nertsu 0iirfte. 9teie Iaf5t
if Gni bte Bsrmutbuug baIirt, baB ote StelIe
bereits sjutm 5erru auae6oteu mCr6en III,
unO 6aB 0tcier nm Bcbent3ett gebeteu b4t.
Bon gspiiisc Sette Der miro nod tmmer be-
banptet, @suerolpofmeifer @reibam merbe
tn'8 SdaBamt OetieBt, uub 9iilfsz9ausrQtz
pofmetfer Qattou an bic SpiBe bes Boft5e,
pGrtfments geheut mer6en. @reibam fou
gletd uad 0em Goee oes Srn. Tolger sriuht
porbsn istu, ben Buffau bes Sdasamtsisfrea
tdre SU ii5erRebnlen. gEte man fernsr be-
banptet, lebrte er aufdugtt9 ab, tpirs ieoo9
mahrihttnlid iblteblih 6enSorfeuuugeu bes
BrdftSsnteA nadgebeu uHo bic Stele accep.
ttreu. Sru. @oOn's Imtsterultu ais fuugt-
renner SGeBnmtsetgetdr usrfrsidlt mOrgeu,
un0 tstne .3ahluugsanmetiungen f0nueu als'
bann ausgefsut nerbeu, bis eEn neHer 5ez
fretdr eruanut TIT.
Sabrssberidbt peS Arcbiteften reS RapitpIs.
@bnaro &Lert, Irdtteft bes Sdabamts,
bat bem SstretGr bes SnuerR ietneu Sab.
reaberid,t fir bas am so. Sunt 1884 oerfriz
GENE 6tsfnliabr unterbrettet. 8aS 8otHz
meut banoalt pen oeri9te0eueu Serduberuns
gen, bte Ia ber @inrtdtung Der tuuereu
8dume Uorgenommsu puroeu, bon 2eparas
turen, Serbeiisrnug Der SeuttGattou, 8ers
id6nsrung Der 9apttolsz Gulagen uub bergl.
aus bem Gsrtdt gsbt beruor, baB $54, 400
auf bic Ter8r6Beruug oeS fapttOIa, $65, 200
anf Die NnIagsn nus $4,000 auf BITE Be
leudtung Osrneuoet ruuroeu.
germifcbtes.
Die beutige Steuer gInnabms batrug
$129. 921 uub bte i3olletuuabme $747,079.
BUR @tuI0iaug beftmmte gattOuals 6auta
uotsn I'm 8etrage bon S429, 900 Ittfsu beute
i'm S9osamte eiu.
Sobu so. 9rsgorD BON Der &totl6tenff'
@Ommiiftou Uer0ffsutli9t elm 9dretbeu, In
peldsm Ct BITE uebsI Der poIttti4er BeRsuez
rung unb bic Sdpierigtsitau, pel6e bet
Der 4usrottuug btsias ueoels 3u iberptuben
ftab, abermaIs I'm GGugeu uuO Brettsu be-
ipridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
aaoma9's regnlirsnae @iaen

Sin rrcnohLiihLs GELaemit..I ID Galom,l

Gin Utgeiobllldts Gl'asA'II'A l"I %"lomd
Wgi9 p5re Rstaeiamad, elegant nit il5em 51rl
Lacirt puIsirgH, rsBu-'EgH, rsIuiBeu UHo traitasn
Habnab's BiIIsH sur 6etLuug aUer Rastus,
grbsrs Gebarmes, 5ergus uHo oLdisnlei5eu, 8sc5sn
erarIfcittn qCpftuet, pgt.iten Sei5peroeH, Rats
f-afett 4ppetitHanaeI Sartletbigseit Ber9ogf.ms
Erpert0ultGtstt. Bp52epEs, 8G4saIgieen, Tie5er
urterlOtseatsius slHg p4morr9ct5gu uR9 auer St1s
rlTr6eu bsr Gln9euetee Rein beggtl5tHia leue
Sfur Bcu ylatUr, J!iHuG,ier oesr i5a6Ii4eE 3ros
gue1,
be.ten Ser BgrbGuuue8OrgaHg: Bergpfung, irnsrlsae
bGu DrrbBibeu. NIutDauHns HG1 benz R1pfe Sdgte
Ia, gagen usbeItett, Sobbreuusn Gfel Dor Dem Ejs
len, glagsubrfden. aurss Auiitobsn. iiuteuoe opsr
bebCube Gupfnbuug IN Der glaSeugrube Bt5eu pes
Ser,eus ertiisHhes 8efbRI betm aegeu, 5Isfsu OeaJ
eIpre bpr BEN 4uggu Flsber uu5 bUmpfe 54merasu
In Pcpfe Rangel an AuBoluittHg, getbes &usieben
Ter Saut uub Der Auggn, SsItsHfe5eH, S5mgrlgu in
bgr &ulf unb IN BEN gIiebern, p!oElttg GulUaIlug
bUn bise, Nrenren beB 5IeIi4ts.
Eintee DOZEN pou HabDap's 4tLLeu perteu
ben gorser Ton allen obeHgenaHuteH 2TdntReitsB be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
~ etHeE 30 stDanaia Eainnter1-

&ititloiei, mic grOB Ole 5dmer3eH audi ieiu
n,o9d, oI& an 5Ilmmati5mus 2tIoenOeH, be
Stua9algenr ote GertriippClteH, Die 9teru6ieu
oie an ytG0enlpeb uuo anOcrcu araulbeiteu
Net0tAbeu UCrotu in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
SIa0wap's 2eaOu 21elfef

UIIT VI SItUt <INOIuU9 7n0cn,
Gnt5ttnoung Der 9iiercu, gusiluSuna Der
SIalt, @eodrm gutiiluouna. gnSosn. m
Songeitton, 9eriiIOpial, Buiicrifdc Bin.
tdllc, Srdnne, &atarrb, gl,r1STtSt
Sdlalof9stit, 6iiftme5, 8ruRs, 9tifGeu,
ooer @Icouidlmcrieu, QuetihuTosT.
&ranO. nno grilHpmOen, %uaautnn.
gen, taIttS nnO bisgeS 6itber.
2ic 4nmcHouu9 bsS Ready Relief an beu
lci0cnotH Sbcllcn 6eritafit augubHdlihc Sin.
ccm9 mo Grlei1tcruug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
DC KRIrren n 0apgtIn.

Cairo %. geptember. - @eueEat 2orS
BrIisIsl rptr0 iid ON udateu 5lmftage
bsn gttl btauuf bRgsben, OhHe bic 4ntunft
tptiterer 3ruppen nb,uwarten. Gin Rauf.
mann Gus Gt Sbsi6 bsrt6tst, BAG Der Ylhst
20 frupp'idle Rauoueu befgt, Il. oaB 10000
BON Istusn %, 900 Inbdlgeru mtt9leuiugtons
BHdisn bspafiust iiub. Bts Der Raufmanu
ferRer angtsbt, beftnben ftd nod 20 @Eros
pGer In @l Sbsi6.-gtaior Ritt)euer teIegra=
pEirt, baB bOuFonmene Rabe 3u Oebbe
betrIdt. Die 8apobuer BON gteraDeb uub
8ergsr Ber6en hurf bic Radrtdt iiber ba5
6srnnuaEeu Der brtttIfen grpeOtttcn etugez
dudtsrt uub Stele perIaiisn ibre gBobauus
gen.
Das ,,8lnd Wnt6 -"8epiment III mad Der
Trorts abgegougsu. 9eueral 9or6ou bat
ptsr 8ampfsr nit Eruppeu abgtidtdt, nm
Die Garuiion DCn Seuuaar 3u autisseu. Ra1
oer 8iidfehr Der Iruppsu miro er eine Streltz
maGt nod Gerber ablGtdeu, mn ben 9sae.
raj 3otsIsp uu0 ietue ErupPsu bort 3u
trtffeu.
goubon, %. 5eptsmber.-8 8efehl
aur @tniG5ifiuug Der oeribteteaeu Sruppeu=
Gbtbsilungsu, neldls bsute nod gQnpteu
abgsben fOuteu, iff miOerrufsu uorben. 8or=
bsrsituugeu fir bic egppttias Gampague
nerbsn isoof fOrtgeiest.
8ter3tg Detters 3raneportboote fir bic
gtl=grpsbittOu fine mad Ggpptpu perIdtfft
noTbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
Sci 2lpOtb'tern 81 habau.
Breis % Gents Die Shadtel.

mlau lsie: IS abr uH6 Balid."
glau itlde enc greimarte an Ra6mnp
& Comp, Jkr. 30, 28lrrenlir1Be, gtems Yori.
gay- 8sltBuus, TauigHbS Uon Dollars tgsTtb. iujrS
baiQr Jasg4ttt psyosH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
GeIuaObeit tt Ietdtbup,
Na0iu1D'S
SarfabariIltan ReTpI6euf

eir9cjlmittel, bciicu 8caanOtbeile auBerorSeut.
llde emeoBtutideGtgcuibaftcn babcu, uei,nllidl
5ur 9teiuiguHa, 6ciIuHa, g8icocrheriicuuuq
uno 9rditlaung oes ueocrgebrohcucR uuO e.
i40pftcu &Orpers, OaS cine d)uclle, amaze.
re9 iidere RebanoMug uRO 0Qus
Cru0e 6ttIuua geu3brt.
@lcdUid, ruie Oa5 geioeu 5ai6eu mag, Oh
SrOpbelu, SdwirOmht, syphilis, sc.
idluitre, 2Eun6cu, @elhmulIc, 5bueuuuqeu,
9tOieO0cr Sal5fuB, guugcH., Jiiereu., 8laieu.,
@ebdrmutters, 6auts, gebcrz, llugeH. OOer
llHterlelbSfruntbut, hrOniihcr ooar couiitus
tiOueuU 2lrt-Oas Sit iiBtim Blute, ueld,eS
0ic 0bgcnHttcu GbuIe ,rittt uuO jeac Orqaue
unO bic uubruudteu &0rprgauebc rcUarirt.
gSEu oa5 &lut uEQeluuO tit, 10 tluu ieiu
Experimentation iclu geiu1oC8 ieln
Ga5 Sari0pdrtuiQn 3(ciOlOeut
III ujht uur cine ouSqaidlcnoe Qr3nel. iOroru
iidlut Die barnloniidc Chiulteit uusr Orqane.
Gs iiCut I'M qan2eH GrQaui5mu5 0it 0lrm)uie
Der TunttI0neU bcr EH9 lleisrt Den SlutleiiRsu
tirenrelucnuu0 9eluuccu Suom Haueu gabcu8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24
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StGttCB uuD reiFe5 retteB 8ut - guua5re an
T.eta uua &grpcrRewiat-..ue .gGgt Gu5 iag6ne Sc
'gstsfIrbe AlcU erlIugbar.
IgnH r'aH bab SGri0gartlIaa eltts CGge aeJrag5t
tpt TO tutrb
bic 0aut
lIOg uu6 iaoU Simmer, &ig5lat.sru. iaparle Tledsn
uHt NuSidiaBe Wuben bertrigben Wuuteu vTb gss
fduire bGIo qebeilt. gBer an Stroubelu Nu1ers
BUrbs, Cprenz 8etns, S1Iss AND BrtiienGlsf5 f1gri
leiUet els 1 IL 5Olae uuge9giter Rraus5eitsu r5er
t,s gebrnucs ocu 4lertur obcr dgeuGem SubLm1t
ar3ehauit unb dUsBebrgtgt bnbgu, bari iit auI bic
Gdlurg bcrloleu Uenu ba8 SuIiapurtQjla 70 llrat
aet-au1t nlr6, baB es einen GtubrEt G4i ben Dr4Is
rieuLs Tutts
Gire ELaf4e BON btgIsm entbdIt metr tuir.i1me
4r'nCiltone. a8 Jebss anbere Jlttel su L5gei5ifs
ron 1jeiem bat itau 23jrtuH9, moaeaer maa BON ans
bCrCu 4Etttelu anfs bis ie1smaI 70 6igI bral5t,-8d
Nrottetcru AT babeu.
Ole Tluidle eiueu Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24

gtrIanst ia MIR Raetpap'B unb G5tet barad. SGB
her @ams -&aspG5" fS aRi hem sslaaitta 4rtlsl
befiuest, tlaH-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24

Wabrt0, %. Geptem6er.- r.-Tft nettere
GrtranFuUgen on Der Cholera eretaueten fil
ggferu in her Yroutu3 4Iicaute uab eiue IN
GarrnaOua. Su lsstsrer Broptu3 tratea
bier Ecoesfdle etu, uuo 3ebu In Der gtfiez
ren. Ser @eiuubbsita3ufauo Der StaOt
alIcante ift iest uoltommeu befrtebtaenb,
uub anbsre ipoutihe Safeu baben bte Q-1az
rnntdne gsReu isne 5taot nufgabobau. Dla
tDf3trten Srte In oer Brootu3 IItcaHte fae
tuGh Santtdte' &nrhon8 umptuat.
81 nj, %. Ssptsmber. - Das Cholera
GuIstiu ij6eT bic Bsrbeeruugeu Der S5ol:ra
tn Stalteu p6brenb Der Letteu "a StuuAeu
meioet 435 6ranfbettsz uub 265 8obesfaQe,
nor0u li6 251 RrGufheii8z unb 153 E0naes
iGue In Der Stnbt R,apeI sretguateu. Stsr
uert66tige Grtaniuugeu fuo tn Der 5la5t
@erua stngstrsteu. SIN 2aSaretbs 3u 1iom
If gtE 8QtiCnt, Del6sr fir9Itdl Gus DIacca
rsfR, unbe 9tptta Se6ta, bIsrhsr taR, otr
&tciera erIegsu.
Barts, 90. mbsr.-3uei 4r5eilsr
erI0gen beute IN 5onIou Der Cholera.
Su gtGrietlle ffarben bsute uuO tn p'rz
idtebsusu Srtsu SIs Brantretd's 8 BsrO'
uen On Der GboIsra.
RIutise GdRIdaersi ,wiiben 9eutIaeu uus
Rufen.
Woetau. 23 September. gin bluttgar
Roupf fanb bsuts gu 8ouuoie, tn ber Bto
otu5 Saratan, intiGsu beutiden 8euoA
ieuee GrteS uno rniiiineu Baueru, M.
gum BfIuGe bee Sabrmnrfts bortbiu aetou.
msu poreu, hQtt. GIf Berioueu, 6aruatgr
Elm Sensearm, mRresu gstIptst Guh 90 per'
muubst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-24

8erindJe Elm GIas SuRebart'ibea Dnrs
ttrsl Su ber beiBeu Sabresjeit gtsbt 90
tetu uatrbnfteres, fetH aeiiiuheres @etr6ut.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
Family Retail Market.

BREAD AND FLoUR-Wheat bread SC per lb
rye bread, sc per Id; Vienna bread, Zoe per loaf;
flour straight, 21S@3c b. patent, 34@3Hc ID.
Demonstrations and creamery, 20@25c;
good table dairy 16@1Sc; cooking 9@12c
by the tub 10 per centof.
HoNEY-Minnesota honey in comb SOc per
pound.
CHEEsE-121s@ 15c@2O; Swiss, 2O@e5c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 5Ql6 lbs for ST; Java
(green) BOA lbs for 81; Rio roast, 4@6Qy7 lbs
for 81; Java roast 35c per ID. lbs for 81 Mocha
same as Java.
zoe; Oolopg 40 to 90c; Young Hyson so, So 9Oc.
EGGs-Strictly fresh, Ice; by the case. 15c
FRUITs-Apples, 60@75c peck; grapes, 5O@60c
ID; oranges, 45000c doz. Messina lemons,
25040c per doz; Minnesota strawberries 1919
@18c ct; goosberries, Toe per qt.; peaches,
S100 per doz. pine apples 15cG30c each pine
cones 25c each; Wintergreen tea berries
25c quart; cherries, 15c6150c per quart.
FIsH-pickerel, croppies, rock bass SC per ID
white fish and trout 10cG112c per ID,
MEATS Round steak II 5c@15c; sirloin steak
1Sc; porter house, 20c; roasts, 15@1Sc; corned,
7@1Oc; mutton and veal 15@1Sc; for chops and
roasts, pork 10c@12hc; pork sausages, 12hc;
belognas 1879
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys 22@25c per ID;
chickens 10000; live fowl 75c@S1. 90 per pair;
spring chickens 40c@60c per pair; live tur-
keys $1.25@$2.O0 or 15c per 10.
SUGARs-Granuiated Hobbs for 100; Stand
ard II Z @12 lbs for 100; extra 13lbs for 90
yellow IA lbs for 100.
yEGETABLEs-Beans, dry 1O@12Hc quart;
horse radish 1Oc per ID; leeks SOC per dozen:
onions 90c@1.25 bu. parsley SC bunch;
saurllraut 15c quart; potatoes 30@40c
bushel; lettuce 10@1Sc DOZEN young onions,
&c dozen punches new Bermuda onions, 10c lb.
rhubarb, &c or CSC doz. punches; radishes &c
dozen punches; Minnesota peas 20c@130c per
peck; spinach, 10c per peck; soc per bushel;
string beans, 40c per peck; Minnesota beans zoe
per peck; asparagus, 35c@50c per dozen;
cucumbers, sc each, 40c per dozen;
new potatoes, 4Oc peck tomatoes, 25c per box:
cauflliowers, from sc to zoe each cabbage, 40c
per doz.
DRIED FRUITs-Raisns, 1O025c lb. currents
IL lbs. for S1.O0 prunes, IL lbs for S1.00; dried
apples, New York sliced, 1870 per h. eyaporated
15@20c per lb. dried peaches, 25025c.
Home made Cider Vinegar, soc gallon.
MLK-5c quart; cream 30 quart.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
MINING STOCKS.

There was q moderate business in mining
stocks during the morning and prices ruled only
steady. The sales included Annie at o., Chryso-
lite So, Consolidated Pacific 90, Harlem at O3,
Iron Silver 9saluo sonora o., Standard 50,
Sierra Gr4ndr 20 and Navajo 400.
u-.LLN nAILnnAn ANn NlNrNr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
EVENING REPORT.

ASKED. IBID. +oGereL Ez. int. SEX.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Flour, dull and
unchanged; good toa choice winter wheat
flour, $3.50; soft spring wheat flour S4.00@4.50;
Minnesota bakers S4.50@5.15; patents $3.50
@6,25; low grades $a.0003,25; rye flour $500
$780, Southern Illinois and Missouri winter
wheatdour $5.5o@5.75; Michigan winter wheat
$4.7505.50; common to choice Minnesota $3.50
@4.00. Wheat, frmer but only fairly active;
opened frmer, receded trife, again advanced
14@2c, and closed h@9sc over the latest
figures yesterday; sales ranged: July S3@S356c,
closed at S5Ac; August 857s @S57sc, closed at
$3.50; September S6as @S7c, closed at S62lc;
October S71s @sSc, closed at S7alc; No. Chi
cago spring S3A@s31ac, Corn, in good demand
and frmer; opened 1s@Ac higher steadily adj
vanced to &c above inside prices, eased off and
and closed &c over yesterday; cash 51A@
511sc, closed at 81 q @51he; July 511s@51Ac,
closed at 51hc; August 52h@53Sc, closed at
53c; September 5224 @537sc, closed at 53Ac;
44A@45h, cclosed at 45Ac; May 46@46hc,
closed at 1880. Oats, quiet; opened 1s@2sc
higher, receded, rallied and closed A@%c over
yesterday; July 290291ac, closed at 29c August
26B @27c; September 257s @}2615c, closed at
26@26bc; year 259s @25%, closed at 25@@-
25%c; May a916 @a9Ac Rye, steady at 6ohc.
Barley dull at 62@64c. Flax seed lower at
$3.50. Pork, quiet and frmer;
cash lots S16.OO@17OO; July $3.50; August
$1S.95@19. 25, closed at S19OO@19.O5; Septem-
Der S19.171a; year S12. O5@121O. Lard in
fair demand and frmer advanced 15@20c; cash
S7.25@7 40; July $7.25@7.4O, closed at
S7.3O@7 s2h; August S7.37h or. 52h, closed
at S7.42@7.45; September S7.55@7 .671a,
closed at $7.57h@7 go; October $7.70; year
S7.22%@7 rs. Bulk meats in fair demand;
shoulders $5.75; short ribs $40; short clear
S6.15. Butter quiet and unchanged; choice
creamery 1S@19c; fancy dairy 14@15c. Eggs
easier at 141s@15c. Whisky in fair demand
at S1.1O. Freights-Corn to Buffalo 2Ac.
Receipts, 10000 barrels of flour; $4,000 bu sh-
els Of wheat; 22S, 900 bushels of corn 100000
bushels of oats; $4,000 bushels of rye; 3,7OO
bushels of barley. Shipments, 5000 barrels
OF flour; $4,000 bushels of wheat; 5O,-
600 bushels of corn; 100000 bushels of
oats; $4,000 bushels of rye; $40 bushels of
barley.
2:3O, p. m. On the afternoon board wheat
was frmer; July, August and September adj
yanced sc; October advanced Il. Corn
higher; July, August and October advanced &c;
September advanced &c. Oats were firm;
July and August advanced &c; September
advanced &c Pork, firm; September advanced
sc. Lard unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
New York Produce.

New YORK, July 2.-Flour weak;
receipts 10000 barrels; exports 1,400 barrels;
supertine state and western S2.6O@3. Is; common
to good extra S3.00@3.65; good to choice
S3.65@6.50; white wheat extra SIS. 100000;
extra Ohio S3.10@600; ST. Louis $325@6.25;
Minnesota patent process S5.75&6,20. Wheat,
spot lots K@1c higher; optionya trife higher:
receipts 100000 bushels; exports $4,000 bush
els; No. Chicago 92@92hc: ungraded spring
75c; ungraded red 72Hc@S1 90; No. red SOC;
No. 2 red steamer 9Oc; No. 2 red 97%c;
ungraded white, 96c; No. red July sales
100000 bushels at 95@95Ac, closing at 956c;
August sales 1,36S,0O0 bushels at 97097%c,
closing at 971ac September sales 1892, 900 bush
els at 99@9924c, closing at 99Ac; October
sales 10000 bushels at S1.00H@1.01T,
closing at S1.O0A; November sales 5000
bushels at S1.O2A, closing at S1.U2A; Deem
Der sales 5000 bushels at S1.04h@1.U4H,
closing at $1.04H; January sales 10000 bush
els at IL .06A; February sales $4,000 bushels at
81 OF. corn spot lots H01hc higher; OPP
tons opened 1@11s higher, and closed shade
below outside figures; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports $4,000 bushels; ungraded 47Q59c;
No. 52h@54hc; steamer 56156Kc; No. 2
57h@59c; old No 2 &c; ungraded white
59@6Oc; No. 2 July 57@5SAc, closing at
5sc; August 5s1s @60c, closing at 592lc;
September 602sO619sc, closing at 6115c;
October 81 4 062Ac, closing at 6215c. Oats Il
04c higher, closing strong; receipts 81 900
bushels; exports -. bushels mixed western
35@37c; white western 37@I41c. Coffee, spot
fair Rio dull options dull, late months de-
lyeres, owing TO some weakness in the CORE
spending deliveries at Hayre; sales were re-
ported as follows :, 900 bags Rio No. August
at SS.35; 1, $50 bags September at S.. 4509S. so;
$3.50 bags October at S. .506G8.55; November
at SOS; 600 bags December at $50. Sugar
market firm and fairly active; fair to good
refining quoted at A IL 35c; Muscovado Axe; con-
crete &c SITS Jago SC; English Island 4lkc:
Jamaica "a c; centrifugal 5 = C; St. Domingo ~
52fc Moasses sugar 4Ac; Porto Rico Axe: re-
fined steady; Barbados Size; C5%@5Hc; extra
C5h055sc; white extra C 52l@5Bc; yellow
45s05Ac; off 6sf@64c; mould exc;
standard a 6 Is 06 716c; confectioners' A 69-16c;
cut loaf and crushed 77s@7Hc; powdered "a
@7%c;of A 6@6bc; granulated 11-16c
cHbes nc; Cuba 42ic; Brazil 42fc Molasses,
quiet but firm and unchanged; 50-test refining
1910; New Orleans 30@56e; Cuba 50-test
Is &c. Rice in fair demand and firmly held
Rangoon 47s@5c: domestic 5A6l7c. Pc
trolenm quiet; united quoted at 61lSc; refined
73ic. Tallow quiet but steady at CSC. Rosin
dull at S1.2254 al era. Turpentine quiet and
unchanged at soc. Eggs, western, easier at
1890. Pork quiet but steady; old mess pork
quote at S15.5G015.62H; new mess S1625
Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats, nominal;
long clear mddles IS COS. Lard higher;
western steam spot quoted at S7.6007 20; July
S7.35@739; August S7.64@I7.72; September
S7.7707.77; October $7.92. Butter dull and
weak at SGD201sc. Cheese quiet and weaker.
Other articles are unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
milwaukee, Produce.

Sru.wAuKEE, Jul s.-Flouz duh and
nominal. Wheat, stronger; No. sS4c;
July ssAc; August SIC; September s74c.
Corn quiet and unchanged; No. 55o. Oats
weaker; No. aS0ls Gsllse, white ss1sc Rye
dun: No. / SIC bid, coo asked; No. : 57ae
bid. Barley was very quiet; No. cash nom
inaI 5Sa5s5sc; September 6Ssgc bid. Provis-
ions stronger; mess pork S1s-75 cash and July /.
$50 August; lard, prime steam $40 cash
and July; S1.5sG August. Sweet picked
hams dull at ttGIfZc- Live hogs lower
AZ SGTGnE5.e5. Butter steady and fairly
active: choice creamery fa1s9e; fair
10 good 157fSc: best dairy ts7i5e. Cheese.
steady and moderately active; new cream
SRse Eg-s and IN fair demand at Is
RfSHe Lake freights dEl and nominal
wheat TO Buffalo slsc. Receipts. S,3S5
barrels OF four 40-ss0 busaels OF whezt:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
FINANCIAL.
MORNING REPORT.

NEW YORK, July Ill a. m.-Stocks
strong and higher and advanced M04 per cent.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul preferred rose 4
per cent, Central Pacific Is, Chicago & North
western rs, Delaware, Lackawanna s. Western
IL, Lake Shore 15S, Pacific Mail ~ Trans
actions on large scale and all leading shares
taken with confidence. Borrowing demand i'm
proved; active stocks lend at HOOK per cent.
premium for use.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money, 2@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
lille paper soc per cent Bar silver. S11o.
Sterling exchange stronger at S4.s1h@4.s2 long;
$4.s3H04.s4 short.
Governments
State Securities-Dull.
Bonds-Railroad bonds strong and advanced
M@6H per cent.
Stocks-Buoyant and very active the past hour.
The shorts were badly punished and could not
get brokers enough to transact their business.
The bears were much alarmed at the change
In the temper Of speculation, which had been
brought about by heavy purchases for Wander
bilt, Gould and White interests, favorable crop
reports, a substantial improvement in the export
trade and the probability Of gold imports Stocks
lower this afternoon sales to realize. Onion
Pacific fell off to 312s, Chicago & Northwestern
70 S95s, Lake Shore to 751s, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna g. Western to 114K, Northern Pacific pre-
Eerred to 427l. Near the close there was a rally
Of h@54 per cent, the market closing strong.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
Among The Commission Men.


Butter remains quiet with heavy receipts aud
slow demand; bacons and hams are steady and
firm; flour little weaker; mess pork lower;
dressed meats firm; poultry-good market for
spring chicken; foreign fruits are firm old apples
are out of markets receipts of new crop small
berries are getting scarce and dearer; vegetables
are in good supply.
- The following prices are for round lots
only:
BUTrER-Recelpts increasing ;Creasefc; packing
stock of flavor, sc; dairy, common to fair, 10
G912c; choice dairy, 13@15c; creamery 17G1sc;
wen known brands 10000; extra choice in SOLO
h. boxes, 22@23c.
BEANs-Comm0 sl.65G1.S5; medium, SEQ
SECS; navy S2.506 2.65.
BACON AND HANs-Long clears bacon. 1Oc;
dry salt Sc; shoulders, S9S1sc; hams, 1870
1875.
MESS PoRK-S16.OOGt6 So
CuEEsE-Skim S-S1 &c: full cream 9--fOc.
DRESSED MEATs-Beef city dressed, 90
92i extra prime beef 10l mutton, city dressed
9h@l0c; veal, 10Gollc.
FLoUR-Patents SG6625: straight S475@
5.25 Bakers &XNN, S4256r5.0 90; low grades
s.. 100000; Rye -four SS.5O@4.O0 per barrel;
graham 81 .s5GgI.5O per barrel; buckwheat aour,
S6.75Ge7.0O.
HDEs-Green, sailed, ~ 0sLc; green. 66l7c;
dry flint l2c; calf, dry, I2isc; green lie; deer,
dry, 20sle5c; antelope, 20Gl25c; elk. 20325c;
butIalo, So iOc, damaged y oil.
TALLow-No 1, &c; No, :, sac.
1-Unwashed, 16@17c; washed al82Gc
HONEY-Old stock i4Ge15c ID.
HoPs-W ashingtOn Territory, SOC; New York
Csc Wisconsin. 25c.
MALT-SOcaS5c per bushel.
LINsEED Outlaw, 5se; boiled Gle Lin
seed meal S2SG24
NUrs-Hickory. large, S1.OO; small, ST e5.
walnats, i5c; almonds, 10000; Barcelona ha;
eel tdlbertsl l4c; pecans, 1O111C; Brazil, lie;
peanuts. SSgt3c; Cocoa nuts, S5.0O@1.O0 per
100
Roors-t MedicinaD ginseng green. soc; dry,
S1.60GI.1O; seneca snake root, SjGB3Sc per IN.
FEUrrs-Old apples about out OF market:
ma and Palermo lemons, $500
&65O; Crsnberries, nominal Mala-
"a grapes, so 10, SGlS, 80; Figs, new, ice,
lSc, s0c per II. dates, black IN trails 5ceb6c,
fard in boxes, lie per 10. Persian Ia SO 10. boxes
9sCI0c; bananas, S2(53 per bunch. Peaches
SO IS per box; aQricots Ss.70 500; Cali
fornia plans S3.75eE4.G0 20 10. boxes; Straw
berries I5Gi6c per quart o. 8; hlueberrics
s. 00e14.50 per hushel boxes; green apples Sl.00
per box.
FUBs-1Iiuk. 50c0t.0O: coon, 60Gs0c; lynx.
s.5Qet4.00; musk rat. winter loo, spring ice,
kits jle4c; rod fox. i.s5e1t.50; kits, S4se40c;
silver fox, 2000Js 1000. cross s.50636.00: otter
N+tNste sVfs tN-lEEs WV qssraF SAUNA
badger, 5Os55c; wild eat. 50 soc; house eat, 10
G CSC, marten. $50 90; wolverine, 4.e025.00;
wolf, i.001S.00; prairie wolf, 75eE5I 90; bear,
5.00Gels.OO; cubs, 4.00S56.O0; beaver. Lake Su-
perior, 3.o0Gs 400 Per h.: Hudson BAY, 5000
40 per D.. Dakots. s.O03S.0O per 10.
NEGErAGLES-Tomatoes. St.s5 for a bashei
boxes; Caoaasn, 4oc per dozen; string beans,
wax, 51sa 6See Tor 4 bu- boxes; gTeen. 81 $50
80 per bus Minnesota string beans sud butter
beans, $. coo 50; new potatoes =, 0OCsS.5O
per basrel; southern onions s., EsS.S0 per bar
rel