Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-04
MINNEAPOLIS
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oosite NicOuct House. Office hours from d
g. s7. to fOO'cIOck p. an.
BIINNEAPoLIs GLOBFLETs.

DR.. A. Mayer, died on Friday.
The grand jury cost the county $444cO.
No session of the municipal court yes
terday afternoon.
Clerk Davenport issued fifteen marriage
licenses last week.
OYSTERS, game. and everything in season,
at the Comique restaurant.
The health officer reports twenty eight
deaths during the past week.
Boston restaurant, corner Hennepin ave-
nue. and Second street Open all night.
Yesterdays shipments were: Flour, H.
4G7 barrels; mill stuff, 1S7 tons; lumber,
100000 feet; coal, 60 tons.
Ameeting of the Humane society will
be held in Miss Judson's school rooms on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Pacific division of the N. d ST. L.
has finally raised the snow blocka de-
Warm weather did it.
Rev. A. H. Kirkland will tell CT scenes in
a street preachers life at the Second Con
groratlonal church this evening.
Several divorce cases were on the special
term calendar at the district court yester-
day. See court report.
The taxes collected by the county treas
urer between Oct. !, 1882, and Feb. .,
1883, amounted to S259.07A7G.
The monthly meeting Of The board Of
county commissioners VIII be held in the
cc~uty auditors Office on Monday morn
ing.
The aour quotations are: Patents,
eG.50G7; clears, &5.258 $50; straishts,
a5.51q6.50; lower grades, &2.25g 3.25 per
barrel
The annual praise meeting Of the Nom-
ans Foreign Missionary society Of An
drew Presbyterian church viii take place
this evening. Mrs. c. O. Van Cleye, the
president, Will give an address.
The receipts of freight at this point yes
terday were: Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushels; hay, 10 tons; coal,
1859 tons; wood, 127 cords; lumber.
10000 feet; barrel stock. 10 cars; mill
stuff, 4S15 tons; fruit, cars.
Joe Crawford, who has been member
of the Comique stock company for the past
year. has resigned his position here and
will soon join his two brothers in Chicago.
We hear the trio will again take the road
under the name of Crawford Brothers.
Mill stuffs are quoted as follows;
Bran $11.50@11.75 asked bulk, and
shorts at $12.75. Coarse corn meal, $3.50
- on track, $1,000 f. o. b. Mixed feed,
SI8G 1880 on track, $19@ 21.50 f. o. b.
Hay easy; sales at IS for good wild, and
1915 for choice.
The inspection of grain at this poin
yesterday was as follows: Wheat No. 1
hard, % cars; No. . hard, 10 cars; No. 1 reg
ular, 80 cars; No. 2 regular, 26 cars; No. 3
regular, cars; rejected, 1 car; con-
demned, % cars; rejected barley, car;
condemned corn, cars.
Westminster Church-Services morning
and evening; preaching by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Sample. All seats free. The
dedication of the church will probably oc-
cur on the second Sabbath of this month.
at which time Rev. Herrick Johnson, of
Chicago, is expected to be present.
Officer William Daily arrested an in
sane man at the Manitoba depot yesterday
The man was acting in very strange man,
ner and upon his arrival at the police
station became violent, tearing his clothes
and making it lively for the boys for q
short time. Later In the day he was takeI
before Judge LELAND, where he gave hi:
name as Carl Meier and was committed tc
st. Peter.
The following business was transacted
on change yesterday Wheat, No.
hard. $I144 spot; April, $1.1'
bid: May, $1.2O bid; No. hard, $1.1
bid: No. northern, Sill; No. . northern
10Y: southern receipts nominal a
about SC below northern of same grade
No. > corn, SOC for spot, soc for March
SIC for April,5315c bidfor May. No.2 oat;
3915c bid; Mo- white, 1919 bid rejected
Sc bid. Rye, SAC bid for No. ?; SIC 70
rejected. Barley nominal, with sales OIL
by sample.