Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

~
a. "a to 10 O'Clock %. sn.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Take your supper party to the Comique
restaurant.
Boston restaurant, corner of Hennepin
avenue and Second street. Open all night.
The matter of the proposed city of
Minnehaha viii come up for argument be-
fore the Judge of probate this morning.
At the mills yesterday the flour quota
tions were: Patents, @6@6.50; straight,
$5.50@660; lower grades, $2@3; clears,
: $5@5.5O per barrel.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Knute Christopher and Sara Nilsson, j..
L. Moody and Nellie Persons, Joseph E.
Bales and Adella A. McCracken.
Sales on change yesterday were: Two
cars No. 1 hard in A, 99c; car do, 99c;
car do III B, S1.01: 5 cars do, in store, ST.
/ car No. b, 90c, car condemned, SOC;
car sample, CSC; car do 96c; car corn,
SOC.
The inspection of grain at this point
yesterday was as follows: Wheat-No. l
hard, 123 cars; No. 2 hard, 10 cars; No. l
regular, 80 cars; No. 2 regular, So cars;
No. 3. Il cars; No 4, 2 cars; condemned,
81 cars.
Shipments yesterday were: Flour, 49,
S85 bbls.; lumber, 270,O00 feet; mill stuff,
585 tons; wheat, 5000 bu.; barley, 1000
3D.; merchandise, 81 cars; oats, 500 bu.;
machinery, / car; fax seed . cars; live
stock, l car; hides, car; sundries, 80 cars.
Total. 391 cars.
The Northwestern Fuel company has
presented to the county bill for twenty
four tons of coal delivered to the jail dur
ing the month of November. As it would
be impossible to use much more than half
that amount III one month, in the jail fur
naces, the bill has not been audited. g.
John ". Brown, Hiram c.. Crosby and
". N. Norton, yesterday fled applications
al the court house for an appeal from the
recent action of the county commissioners
ordering the laying out and opening of a
road from tho intersection of Portland
Avenue and Lake street, IL 2 southerly d.
raotion to the village of Richfeid.
On change yesterday quotations were:
Wheat, No. hard, S1.01 in store; No .
hard, &c; No. regular, 94c; No. 3, SOC;
oats, rejected, 30@33c; No. ?, $50; No. .
white, 36c; barley, No. SOC 69c; corn.
Zoe f o b; new, Gle 0 b; bran, $l0.15
ell; shorts, S9.5O@ 1880; ground feed,
$2450@2 6; hay, $7.75@S.5o.
Yesterdays receipts: Wheat, 1O1,50o
bu.; -four, $500 bbls.; corn, 1880 bu.
lumber $4,000 feet; mill stuff, 81 tons
merchandise, LOG cars; hay, 5 cars; coal
hor 1.-Two cfo olr
cars; wood, 5 cars; lime, cars; brick
II ears; fax seed, 6 cars; oats, 1000 bu.
barley, 500 bu.; sundries SO cars. Total
GIG cars.
A new five story, with a basement, mill
is to be built next adioinging the Bassett
mill on the river bank. James Pye, the
draughtsman at the o. A. Pray company's
works.. is making the plans. It will be
built and run by J.B.Bassett and others. Al
first only ground feed will be the product
There is now large demand for ground
feed among commission men, and it com
mands high prices. consequently the en-.
terpriss VIII, no doubt, prove profitable
AS soon as the present demand for ground
feed ceases, it is the intention of the pro
jectors to convert the mill into a full
hedged Touring mill.
The pioas fraud who edits the Tribune in
yesterdays infection says, SIT (the Tribune,
abuses nobody. It is the enemy of no
body" Shade of st. Paul, what a whopper
Turning to recent copy of this daily
nuisance will be found a vile and SANDER
GUS attack upon a reverend gentleman
calling him an ''illiterate blatherskite,
and whole catalogue Of like indecent and
disgusting epithets. This gentleman whom
the disreputable writer of ''hog wash
editorials thus attacks is none less than the
Rev. W. W. Satterlee, an educated ant
talented Christian, upon whose charact.
the slanderous jackass of the Tribune i:
unable to prove the slightest stain How
long must the fair name of our CRY .,
furnished, six days in the week. by III,
excrements of this pious fraud.