Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-19

| hard, 99c f. o. b.; No. / regular, 99c; No.
ranges from Ole in store to &c f. o.
Oats, rejected. 30@32c; No. 2, 33c; No.
white, 35c. Barley, No. 3, $4,000. Corn
| zoe. f. o. b.; new, Gle f. o. b. Bran, $3.50
S25. Shorts. $1,000 1880; ground feed
$24.5O@26; hay, $775@S.5O.
Last evening s'Sharks Along Shore" {
highly sensational nautical drama, was pro
duced for the lest time at the'Opera house
Although well mounted and set, it is not {
play which would tend to create desire
on the part of any one to witness its pre-
sentation the second time. Miss McAlis
ter, Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Wilcox made the
most of their respective rolls, but many OF
the parts were indifferently presented.
The Miln-Burleigh company closed thei,
season at the Academy last evening in the
production of Macbeth. The engagement
did not prove to be especially remunera-
tive, although the management perhaps
more than made expenses. Mr.. Min Gre
ated many warm and enthusiastic admir-
ers. and he will certainly be greeted by
much larger houses should he return to
Minneapolis. The Shakespearean season
however, was materially marred by the in
different support received by Mr.. Min
and Mr.. Burleigh by their mediocre com
pany.
Sales on Change were more brisk than
usual yesterday, the following is the table:
l car sample wheat, f. o. b. $1.OO: cars
bran, 1915; 1 car No. corn in store, 99c;
9 cars sample bran in store, Csc; 1 car
sample bran in store 96c; 2 cars sample
bran in store, Gle; 1 car rel. oats, 35c; 1
car do, sample, 32c: 2 cars hay, o. t., $3.50;
car sample oats, 34c; car hay, poor tim
othy, 1925; 5000 bushels No. hard on
track Jan. 104; car No. wheat, o. t., CSC.
Patents, $6@6.5O; straights, $5@
$50; lower grades, $2@3; clears,
S475@5.25 per barrel were the prices
paid for flour at the mills yesterday.
An important meeting of the Reform
club will be held in Harrison hall at
o'clock this afternoon.
John Smith, who was arrested during
fair week, for larceny from the person, but
who was not indicted by the grand jury, has
been released.
Real estate transfers were very numer-
Gus in Hennepin county yesterday.
Sheriff Eustis returned from Saltwater
last night where he had taken Merrill, Egg
ling, Williamson and Brown, the prisoners
who were sentenced Friday.
Mayor Ames called the police wagon by
telephone to the corner of Washington and
Plymouth avenues, at o'clock last night,
and despite the mud, in a trifie over four
minutes from the time the bell was rung,
the wagon, containing Chief Munger and
three officers,drew up to the corner. Pretty
good time for starter.
Suit to recover 900 damages has been
brought by VIM. H. Huntington and 9TH
ers against William Chase, who, about
Nov. 1, contracted to sell them piece of
land described as the northwest Il of Sec
ton 16, township 30, range "a, for $4,000.
The complaint alleges that few days
ago Dudley H. Chase appeared, and
claiming to own one.half of the land, de-
manded $1,000 more, hence the action.
John M. Adams filed the necessary
papers with the clerk of the court yesterday,
to begin an action for divorce from his
wife, Harriet w. Adams. The complaint
is one of the most peculiar and interesting
documents ever presented at the court
house, and contains very graphic ac-
count of the causes which led to the appli-
cation for divorce. The ground is adultery
with indiscriminate and promiscuons
parties, and particularly with one j. NJ"