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GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the stndies generally
!augnt IN common schools, between the Third
Reader. Primary Arithmetic, Third (ieorru-
phy and corresponding studies, up to the frst
OF the Academic Department, at which time
pupils are expected to pass examination in the
following studies, which constitute the high.
est grade OF the Grammar Department.
Buiiion's English Grammar, geography
completed, with map-drawing from memory
anduse OF Terrestrial Globes
History OF the United States, outlines Of
English History, Fifth Reader, p. Parley's
History, Written Spelling, Penmanship, Prac.
tlcai Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith.
, 1878-04-19
Course Of STUDY,

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.. a
FOUR GRADES EACH REQUIRING ONE
YEAR FOR COMPLETION ID . .
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-25

Manchester College Desires No State Atd.
To the Editor of the Globe.
A newspaper with the acuteness of Argus
is great purifier; and it would be a calamity
to see its many eyes plucked out by any
Mercury to adorn some peacock's tail. All
right minded men approve of exposures by
wide awake editors of crookedness in public
institutions, and the unlawful use Of the
peoples money.
To-day you devote few words to
Manchester college, of which l am president,
and seem to intimate that it may desire some
pecuniary aid from the State, and a partial
recognition as an adjunct to the University
of Minnesota. This is pure hallucination.
To hold the most remote connection with
the treasury Of the State or the university,
would impede its usefulness. It's prepars :
tory department., known as the Baldwin
School, must always teach in accordance
with the wish of its founders, the evidences
OF Christianity, and the bible must be recog-
nized as q text book. EDWARD D. NELL.
Manchester College, April "a, 1873.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-25
FUEL.
LEGAL NOTICES.

1YOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE BY ADvER-
IN .TISEMENT-Whereas, default has been made
In thu conditions Of certain mortgage executed AMI
delivered by Frederick H. Smith and Cornelia II.
Smith, his wife, mortgsgoIs, to Kate Hutton, mort
gagee, dated the eighth day Of May. A. D. eighteen
hundred and seyenty-stx, and recorded . mort
gage In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds of the
county Of Ramsey In the State Of Minnesota, on the
18th day Of Nay 4, D. 1876, at s:26 O'Clock 4. NJ In
which there 10 claimed to be due Ut the date Of this
notice, the amount Of four hundred and ninety-one
Sl10O dollars, and action proceeding has been
instituted ct law in equity to recover the debt se
cured By said mortgage or any yart thereof.
Notice 10 hereby given, that by virtue OF power
Of sale contained in sid mortgage, and OF the
statute IN such case made and provided, the said
mortgage vim DO foreclosed by . sale Of the mort
gagged premises therein described, which sale VIII be
made a& the front door Of the old Court House, IN the
city Of Saint Paul In the county OF Ramsey and Sate
Of Minnesota ct public suction BY tho Sheriff Of sid
county, on saturday. tho 1Sth day Of Nay, 4. D.
eighteen hundred and esventy-dsht, at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, 10 satisfy The amount which shall
then be due on sid mortgage, With the interest
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale, and twenty
mortgage IN case Of foreclosure.
The premises described IN said mortgage, and %
DO sold tho lots, pieces or parols Of land st
atsd IN the county Of Raunsey, and State Of Mime
sots, and known and described - follows, to wit
Lots numbered one a. and nineteen Qo). IN Bloca
seven a., Of Nmmeer and Donnelly's addition x
Holoonb's addition 70 the city Of st. Paul, socord
ing to The 1ocoxded plat theroof on record In tn
ollcso Register Of Deeds Of rid county.
| KATE HUTTON,
l Apl l-1w-Ihurs. Mortgage.
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Combination IVeap0,a.

A new sword has been introduced in
the English army. It is acombination Of the
ordinary regulation sword Cavalry and in.
fantry) with q six chambered revolver at the
hilt, the hilt of the sword answering for the
stock of the revolver, the chamber of which
take the Boxer cartridge, regulation pattern.
The scabbard is wonderfully utilized, being
cut in sections with strip hinges, and folding
up in the form Of rifle stock. This is at
tached to the hilt of the sword by slot
and catch, the whole forming short repeat
ing carbine, or without the scabbard attach
ment, q sword and revolver in one and the
same weapon. It is sighted up to 100 yards,
the foresight being taken from the psint of
the sword. Isl al s s
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OFFENCES.

OFFENCES.
Absconding, IL; adultery, IL; arson, /; as
sault and battery, 1875; assault with intent to
kill, s; assaulting officer, Is; being found in
house of ill-fame, 1863; bastardy, 8; beating
wife, IL; bigamy, 2; breach of city ordinance,
SO; burglary, IL; burglary-attempt to commit,
IL: Disorderly conduct, 80; disorderly house,
II; desertion, 2: conspiracy, 4; corner lounging,
II; counterfeit money, passing, l; cruelty to
animals, Is; embezzlement, 2; false pretense,
/; forgery. Is; fornication, IL; fast driving, Is;
gambling house keepers, 4; gambling. Al; in
decent exposure, IA; insanity, Is; insulting fe-
males street, 10; interfering with officers, II;
intoxication, 248; keeping house Of ill-fame,
A.; keeping saloon open on Sunday, Al; keep
ing dog without license, II; keeping gambling
house, S; keeping billiard hall without license,
/; larceny, $50; lewdness, IL; liquor selling
without license, 2; liquor selling on Sunday,
Al; maintaining nuisance. Is; malicious
trespass, 6; misdemeanor. "A; murder, l;
moving building without license, 6; obtain
ing money under false pretence, 2; perjury,
1; picking pockets, l; professional thieves, s.;
rape, l. rape-attempt to commit, l; receiv-
ing stolen goods, l; riot, l; robbery, 8; rob
berry, highway, l; selling goods without license.
l; selling liquors to habitual drunkards, 2;
selling liquor to minors, 26; shooting firearms
in the city, 4; threatening to take life, q un-
lawful assemblies, l; vagrancy. 146; vicious
dog-keeping of-l2; weapons-carrying con-
cealed-14. Total l,466.
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New York Produce Market.


NEW YORK. April ~.
OoTToN-Quiet at 10 11-16@lO 1876: futures
firm.
FLOUR-Low grades firm prices unchanged; re-
ceipts, 600 barrels. Rye -four, steady at $3.50
500. Corn meal, dull at $2.2OQ12 80.
GRAIN-Wheat. strong; receipts $1,000 bushels !;
nngraded spring 81 .25@l %; No. 8 spring 1.21@
1.22H; No. Chicago spring .27@1 27h No. Mil
waukee 1.28; No. red winter u No. red winter
135@1 Sc; No. red winter lao; No. 2 Chicago
spring 1.26. Rye, hrmer; western 79073Hc. Bar
ley, dull and heavy. Malt, quiet and unchanged.
Corn, in moderate demand; receipts $1,000 bus
ungraded western mixed 50055c; steam mixed SAX
@54Ao: high mixed 64A055Ac; No. 2 b5O56hc;
steam yellow 5A@55hc. Oats, unchanged; receipts,
80 600 bushels.
HAY-Shipping, Csc.
HOPS-We tern, $3.50.
GROCERIEs-Coffee, quiet and unchanged. su.
gar, dull fair to good refining, 7A07hc; prime,
TIC; refined, UNCHANGED and In moderate demand
Molasses, New Orleans steady at 24050o Rec, quiet
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude 6hc; refined lie.
TALLOW-7A@7Tc.
ROSIN-Heavy, at $l.6001 IS.
TURPENTINE-29c.
PRODUCE-Eggs, unchanged. Butter, old west
ern 7@13c. Cheese, steady At 6@12hc.
WOOL-Dull; domestic fleece, 32150c; pulled,
@40c; unwashed, 10025c.
PROvIsIONS-Mess pork, steady at S9.75@9.90
Beef, quiet; western long clear mddles 1928. Lard
prime steam firm ct g. Is.
WHISKY-Duu at 81 OF.
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bohemian. A; Canadian. Al; China, s; Den
mark, s.; English, %; French, sS; Germany,
1876; Italy, 8; Ireland, 900; Norway, Is; Poland.
10; Russian, 8; Sweden, 1876; Scotland, IA;
United States. 495; United States, colored, a.;
Wales, Is. Switzerland, 22-Total, l,466.
HOW DISPOSED OF.
Bound over to ava it action of grand jury,
Is; committed to county jail, $50; discharged,
372; fined in municipal court, 400; bound over
to keep the peace ~; sent to the Home, 8;
Sent out Of city, 276; sentence suspended, 81;
remanded to authorities abroad. 81: dismissed,
49, sent to peni,entiary, 15-Total, 1,466.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April "a.
FLOUR-Q1iet and steady.
GKAIN-Whest, fairly active aud higher; No.
Chicago 81 SlS Nc o. Chicago IL eas9 Apr and
ed SOC. Corn, drmer; No. higher 1t 41c cash;
'40Ac April; 41ss@4lhc May; 41ssc June; 42Ac
July: rejected SIC. OATS active at 26hc cash; 26c
May; 26&c June; rejected 24c. Rye, b9hc Bar
ley, steady ut 47Q48c.
PROFESSIONALISM, demand fair and prices
higher at 1876 cash and May; 885@8.87h June;
9.OO@9 ON July. Lard, In fair demand; $6.97A@
600 cash and May; 02h@7 05 June; 7.07h07.lO
July. Bulk meats, steady.
ALCOHOL-$1.32.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3AQ3Hc; wheat,
3Ac.
RECE1PTs-e,soo barrels -four, $4,000 bushels
wheat, 2S8 600 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels oats,
5000 bushels rye, 5000 bushels barley.
sH1PMENTs-12,O0 900 barrels hour, 1870, 600 bushels
wheat, LIS, 900 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats,
49, 600 bushels rye, 1000 bushels barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRA1N-wheat, easier; 81. lo2l May; !. OK June.
Corn, easier. Oats, frmer; 26Xc May and June.
PROFESSIONALISM, dult; IS 67h@8.7O May;
882h08. 85 June. Lard easier; declined 2hc.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL,

~ 3. ), -. y,
Money ana stocks.
NV Yorv Arr4, a
Gold. v..ner opentnR !. 1oo:. .nd cio.n s, :.
1oo,x o.-nrvtn. ~. shm1p er cent. norrov,ns
rates Per cent.
tsove,nnnents generally steady but vaar for .on,.
issues.
Railroad bonds firm.
rh.-. =. .-o.t excitement ON .toc, .,.,.,,.. -,
~. ~
Gay ana nucsuauons Wesv uAas aa4y WEAK, out anost
per cont. the latter Northwestern common Towards
mtd-d.y the martet became weak and there N. /.
sudden pressure 70 SELL under which prices gave way
y to s per cent This movement psrtook very much
the character Of raid and was general surprise to
n. .tr..< tn +ha decline AXE shor. No,t,-..+.,,
-. - ~ ~. ,aa..
ano ~. fsul wele VIC nlos. .onep'euous ana tasse
stocks were sold with great freedom; in fact they
were damned down without much regard to prtces.
Tn en., a..,,,o. tha m.rlat va. buov.,. .na ~.
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Municipal Court Matters.

At the municipal court yesterday the
business transacted was rather light. Bell
Koran and William Hickey were sent up for
ten days in default of So bail. They had
been on an old fashioned drunk.
The jury impaneled to untwist the caudle
appendage of the COW that Poundmaster
O'Brien is said to have misused, failed to
put in an appearance, and the case was con-
tinued one week.
Fred. Stiles for stealing q coat was to
have appeared yesterday, but had, it is un-
derstood, secretly skipped out Of town.
! p, B. Ames and T. b, Walker failed to ap-
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
THE CITY FATHERS.

Digest Of Their 1GjONrned C0,aclare at the
Council Chamber Last Ecendng--Th Re
port Of CHIEF Of Police---An Ordinance
Concerning Licenses, and a Batch Of U,a-
important Business.
The city council held an adjourned meet
ing last evening, and among other reports
that of the chief of police, elsewhere printed
in full, was presented and referred to the
committee on printing.
The committee on bonds reported that
the city officers had given satisfactory bonds
and they were referred to the city attorney
to report upon their legal form.
The report in regard to the appointment
Of board of arbitration to adjust damages
claimed against the city, was referred to the
city attorney, who reported that the COM
mittee chosen should be so constituted that
no two members reside in the same ward.
A fire alarm box was ordered to be located
at the corner of Main street and Central
avenue, East side.
The committee on fire department. re-
ported for confirmation, the names of Charles
Watts as engineer, and Charles Hart, fire.
man, of Cataract engine, East Division, as
permanent officers.
A resolution that II. S. futile, the engi-
neer of Cataract steamer, be requested to
give his entire time to the duties of his Office
and that his salary be fixed at 81 600 was
offered.
These two resolutions caused considerable
discussion, and there seemed to be some
misunderstanding in regard to the matter.
The matter was finally settled by fixing the
salary of engineer at 81 900, and confirming
the election of Watts V. Hart.
WATER WORKS.
| The committee on water works reported
the ordinance in relation to the duties of
superintendent, the management of the
mains and branches, and the charges to be
made for the use of water, also the rules and
regulations governing the same.
It was moved by Aid. Snyder that when
the council adjourn, they adjourn till 7:30
O'Clock Saturday night, when the matter be
taken up.
SOCIAL EVIL FINES.
Fifty per cent of the social evil fines were
ordered paid into the Bethany Home.
LICENSES
i The ordinance in relation to licenses was
considered and adopted. It provides that
liquor dealers shall pay 300; auctioneers
$50; fortune tellers,, 1875; peddlers, $40
circus and menagerie, $3.50 first day, and
800 each succeeding day; circus and me
nagerie, $3.50 each day; concerts, theatres
and operas are not charged license. Saloons
are to be closed from IL P. N. to A. NJ.
A number of petitions and motions in re-
lation to various objects of no great i'm.
portance were acted upon, and the council
adjourned till Saturday night at half pas
seven, when they will meet to consider thu
! water works ordinance and such other bust
ness as may be awaiting their action.
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lers, however, caught the fever, and many actually
refused the price and stored In anticipation Of au
other advance. These likely to b disappointed,
however, for 5l.1o - fully g higher than actual
value. 80 8
FLoun-Q Quiet; patent process @s.7s07 .oo; straight
XXX $5.M05.26; unknown brands 94.76:
XXX $s.6o0l.0o; II $20o02.2s. Rye aour, no
demand ct 9ioo0A.26. Buckwheat dour, no
demand ct $500 Per bbl
coRH-To the dealer. ss@sec; choice Nebraska
se03shc; outgoing in large quantities h02c high
er; good No. 2 fbest in the markst) out Of store,
40042c. -
incoming trains, N02sc; dealers AK 1c for handling
IN bull; small lots &c higher to the consumer.
BARL1Y-Sman Quantities Of No. come in daily,
and meet with ready sale ct quoted prices 7O0
7sc; No. 2, 6o0s5c; No. ;, 4s@s5c.
B1ANs-Nominal ct $1.25 for common; hand
picked medium $2.l5022s: navy $225@2.bo.
GROUND FEED-Nothing doing; $16.0o1l7oo In
| small lots; $l5.oo0l5.so by the car load. Bran.
s.. so; in small lots Slo.0o@l1.0o.
Corn MxAL-Dull; bolted per 100 b., 31.26.
BUrrER-Choice prime for table use in good de-
| nand at 10000; extra, we'll known brands, 2a02sc
Inferior grades SC and no demand.
SMOKED MEArs-Hams, 506x@7c: shoulders.
496c sides, 5@7c.
EGas- Receipte liberal. demand slow at s0sHc.
MESS PoRK-410.7s011.oo.
| HAY-Wnd S8.00@10.00; tame, IL Goals co.
Baled wild per ton; retail e0c per cwt
sEEDs-Thnothy, 81 .4501.5o; red top, $l.oo;
millet, S1.2501 so; clover, $ .oo06.so; white
clover, 45c per b; central long grass, s. co. long
grass, $3.50; Kentucky blue, $l6o; seed corn, 3l6O
for white dent, $500 yellow flint; early Mnneso-
II sweet, $500; potatoes, fancy kinds, $1,000 90;
| rotabagas, 40c per b.
LIVE srocK-sman sales to-day Of mixed Mime
| sofa at 4hc. Two car loads arrived this evening,
consisting OF good steers, aud cows. The mar
ket may be quoted Nc higher. Fancy graded steers,
SIC; good choice steers, 4h0bc; butchsrs' steers
and heifers, SA@4c; fat oxen and cows, l041c; or
dinary sk@3Ac. Mutton, $1,000 in the fleece
| shorn, 4h@4Ac. Veal calves, SC.
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M1NNEApoL1s GLoBELETs.

Wheat firm ut $1.O3.
Clean the Washing ton avenue cutters.
The Odd Fellows celebrate tomorrow.
Five thousand six hundred bushels of
wheat received yesterday.
Six hundred barrels of -four shipped di-
rect to Europe yesterday.
Minneapolis was treated to another slight
shower bath last evening.
Shipments of flour, three thousand four
hundred and eighty barrels.
"Above the Clouds at the Academy of
Music next Tuesday evening.
Lumber shipments amounted to twenty
seven car loads, or two hundred and fifty
six thousand five hundred feet yesterday.
DR.. Stolz delivered his lecture entitled
"The Circulation of the Blood" last evening
before fair-sized audience at Association
Hall.
A barrel of Chalybeate water has been
placed at the corner of Washington avenue
and First avenue south for the benefit of
thirsty pedestrians
Health inspector Neish caused the re-
moval of the dead bodies of horse, two
dogs and hog from the river above the
water works yesterday morning.
Many strangers will visit our city during
to-day and tomorrow, on account of the big
Odd Fellows celebration on Friday. The
parade will be we'll worth seeing.
The Academy of Music has been engaged
for some entertainment early in May, but, as
vet, Mr.. Hunck does not know what the
character Of said entertainment will be.
The funeral services over the remains of
of this city, who was drowned at LeSueur,
took place from St. Marks hurchsycsterday
forenoon.
The next dime concert, it is understood,
will be one of the old time walk around af-
fairs. The ladies will all clap their hands
and shout good enough" won't that be
jolly" etc.
A little pair of ponies attempted to run
away on Bridge square yesterday morning,
but some over-of6cious person risked his life
and limb to stop them, and succeeded in
spelling good item.
In e1cavating for the sewer on North
Washington avenue the dirt thrown up in
front of Newell Harrison's wholesale house
pc5vsats their teams from approaching the
front door, and necessarily proves great
drawback to their trade at present.
AL. Bradbury's double team ran away on
First avenue south, yesterday. At the cor
ner of Fifth street the animals turned from
the road aid ran the wagon half way over
the fence in front of Mr.. Gales place. The
driver was thrown out, but was not serious
ly injured.
Some careless individual on lower Wash
ington avenue, while practiciny in shoot
ing gallery, turned the gun around and fired
at dove in the street. The ball crossed tie
street and went crashing through the win
dow and grazed the head of the shopkeeper.
Such carelessness should be punished.
The Ariel, a paper published at the State
University, and very creditable publication
1t is too, makes it's appearance this week
under new editorial management. John F.
Goodnow, of 70, is managing editor, and
the associate editors are Addison Gage, 10;
@. J. lockwood; '79; w. w. Keyson, '79;
Francis A. Knox, 80 and Andrew Holt, 80.
Mr. O. O. Cornell ia business manager.
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GRAND UNIFORM BALL
ATTENTION MINNEAPOLIS

Battalion, U,stfo,,, Patriarchs I. O. o. F.
All uniform members are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows Hall at O. clock 4. NJ,
sharp, Friday, April 26th.
By order of @. P. JAS. E. BoYDEN,
Scribe.
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PROvIsIONs-Msss pork, Els Cd. Beef, prime
mess. Sos. Lard, American, 81 Cd. Cheese, Ameri-
can, 6Ss Bacon long clear is Cd short clear, 27s
TALLOW-Fns American, So.
PETROLEUM-spirts 10; refined % Cd.
ROSIN-Common 50 Sd pale 11
TURPENTINE-23o Sd
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, April a.
head. Opened slow, nearly all sold at the close
prices unchanged choice heavy, $3.4003. 20; light,
3.33D3.40; mixed rough 3.25D3.4O.
CATTLE-Receipts 400 head: shipments / 800
head; steady; shippn g, 4.Oo@5. 90; feeders and
stockers, 8 .0OD4 Is; butchers steers, 3.4OQ4o0:
COWS, 2.O00A. 10; bulls, 2OO@3.40 One caf load
Texan oxen sold at $50.
sHEEP-Receipts 800 head 81. 621l@4. 80.
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CUWMEhC1ALs 5000
Vegetable and Provision Market.

Vegetable and Provision Market.
81. PAUL, April n.
Tho City Market was unusually we'll attended for
an OF day. Vegetables and flowers were In abund.
ance. Asparagus il plentiful and lower.
vEaETAHLKs-Beets 400 per bushel, carrots 400
per bushel cabbagge $50 Per head (scaroe), green's
75c per bus horseradish lOc per D herbs 4oc per
doz., leeks 25c per doz., lettuce 2@25c per doz.,
ONIONS (spring) Sc Per doz. onions (old) 31oo per
bnahel, oyster plants $1.oo per buahe parsnips 400
per bushe potatoes Soc per bushel rhubarb 500 per
doz., turnips 400 Per bushel., radish $50 per dox
cucumbers 1bc.
FRu1r-Pne apples. 23o0$1.0o. Strawberries. SOC.
F1sH-Pickerel and common nsh &C.; white dih
and trout 10c.
WILD Ducxs-Black and gray, 400 Per pair.
C1ox1Ns-6oarce, st 16c.
s1Huo CH1oK1rs-75c0$1.0o.
Eaos -100l4c. ss8of
q. Paul Produce Market, April ~.
WHxAT-Wheat buyers were busy to-day, he
price, 3l.l0, being 70 much in advance Of other
points IN The state. brought great quantities. Sci
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[Ass0c1dted Press Narkets.l

HItWHuKe6 FfOUuC6 Market.
MILWAUKEE, April "a.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged
GRAIN-Wheat, opened firm and Kc higher, and
closed steady; No. hard, S1.174; No. I, LII;
No. l.l2A April, 1.129s May, liz June, ll0A
No. 3, LOT. Corn, quiet and tribe nr1ner; No. q
4OAc. Oats, firm; No. ?, 26hc. Rye, higher: No.
l, 5shc Barley, steady and trmer; No. g. 57hc;
May 68c.
PROV1sIONs-Dul and unchanged; mess pork,
nominal at 1915 cash. Lard, prime steam, sos
FREIGHTS-Wheat to Buffalo, 34c.
RECElPTS-8,590 bb.s dour, sc, $50 bus wheat.
sH1PMENTS-7590 bbls dour, 6,025 bus wheat.
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Minneapolis / st. Louis E1-

AO5o. .. 80. ......-.. ..
Passengers ut st. Paul leave
by the st. Paul L Sioux City
b. r., Ut 3:l5P. u. connect.
1t Merriam Junction.
Minneapolis, Burligton & st
L0uls mail and express..-
(Cl0so connections coming
North.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer'
Ram junction, connecting
for local stations and st. r
4 8. G. r. r. - far - Wor
thfnkton ..... ....:..
Mixed, Minneapolis l. Whit
Bear Lake, Duluth + Sd1vste'
Omahs Ex., for al points o.
Ct. p. Z 8. C. R'y., oman
and California.
Trains arrive and depart II
&c depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car
ticket odice, No. 8 Washing
Nicollet House) W. g. Tesfe
ST. Paul 4 Pacific depot, Min
Third street, st. Paul.-01
Agent CHAs. ]
4. 81. BoDE, Gen. Pass, AZ
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pear as jurymen in the municipal court, and
| were fined SO each for contempt Of court.
Henry Cramer, arrested for bastardy, was
discharged for lack Of conclusive evidence.
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I,oston Produce Market.

Boston Produce Market. -
Boston, April ~.
FLOUR-Du1l; western supehne, $3.50 90; COM
mon extras, 4.7605.25; Wisconsin extra, 60005.75;
Minnesota extra, 5.2507.25; winter Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan 6.75@6.25; Illinois 60O06.76; st.
Louis, 6.O007 .26 Minnesota and Wisconsin patents
7.0ODe.12h. s
GRAIN-Corn, quiet; mixed and yellow 54057c
Oats, hrner; No. and extra white, 39042c: No.
mixed and No. white, 37@3sc; No. white and
No. mixed, 36037c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-25
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Markets in Detail.

Markets in Detail.
The following quotations giving tho range Of the
markets during the day were received by
MORTON, MOORE 4 co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-10:O0 4. n.
Wheat, steady and I'd higher.
Cargoes on passage, wheat firm.
Floating cargoes, wheat, firm.
Cargoes of coast, wheat cd higher.
London, wheat, steady.
Arrivals off coast, wheat, small
Imports, wheat, Ito, 600 quarters.
Console, lilo lower.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-10:30 AN.
Market arm at full quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Apru24-12:00 n.
London, quiet bat steady.
NEW YORK, April N-9 \. Il.
Wheat, irregular; April .25 bid; May l. 23; June
1922.
New YORK, April al Pm.
Wheat, stronger but scarce; Chicago, sales 1t
1.27H; 1.28h bid Milwaukee
NEW YORK, April al 80 P. N.
Corn, steady. Wheat, strong.
NEW York, April pa Pm.
Wheat, closing strong; Chicago, nominal at %;
Milwaukee l 40; 134h bid for No. 1. Options firm
but quiet; April sold at 1854; May % bid; June
1.22h bid.