Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-02
mrNNEAPoLIs GLoHELETs.


"a An adjourned meeting of the city coun-
il VII be held this evening.
After the show drop into the Comique
ressaurant and get good supper
Don't forget that the Boston restaurant
Is the best place to get your dinner.
The second annual commencement of
she College hospital occurred in the Acad-
envy last evening.
The regular meeting of the board of
wster commissioners will be held in the
mayors Office this afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sis
rhood of Bethany, will be held this af-
sernoon at the home on North Washington
avenue.
The -four quotations are: Patents,
AS3.5067; clears, $5.25@5.65; straights,
k550@65O; lower grades, $2.25@3.25 per
rfel.
GFa.days shipments were: Flour, 49,
SD brrels: wheat, $500 bushels; mill
s.s.9gg sS6 tons; lumber, 100000 feet; oats,
SOC bushels; barley, 500 bushels; fax seed
200 bushels.
In descending a fight of stairs at 10
North Washington avenue yesterday Owen
Wirr made misstep and was precipitated
aeadIong to the bottom. Badly bruised and
sprained he was taken to his home on the
East side.
The case against II. G. Merrill, the
omaha railway freight agent, charging
en. with the larceny OF 500 bushels Of
wheat, the property OF John Ortiz, will
one up before Judge Cooley this after
Don.
The inspection OF grain at this point
i ~as5srday was as follows: Wheat No.
hard, ~ cars: No. 2hard, cars; No. reg
alar, SO cars; No. ? regular, SO cars; Ne. 3
regular, II cars; rejected, 4 cars; con-
demned, % cars.
o Receipts of the day: Flour 800 barrels,
wheat 1858 bushels, corn 1000 bushels,
oats 800 bushels, hay "a tons, coal 366
tons, wood 80 cords, lumber 10000 feet,
barrel stock cars, fax seed 500 bushels,
mill stuff So tons.
G. j. Williams, the great Hebrew imper-
senator, has been engaged to play the Jew
part in the drama of Sour Colored Friend"
at the Comique next week. Preparations
ara going rapidly forward, and Mr.. Meyers
PROMISES to astonish the natives.
7he Theater Comique company is now
,esenting what is uRquestionably the
lnest entertainment of the kind ever seen
in this city. The olio is a very long one.
Fields and Burdell do very pretty
troubadour turn. The dogs are immense,
and Mile Madalena, the lady iuggler, wins
thunders of applause.
The stock of the Lowell Telephone COM
pany is said to have advanced to $1.15
since they purchased the Northwestern ex-
lange. The company is composed of
Lowell and Boston capitalists, and the
leading officials of the Bell company are
said to be interested. 1t is further stated
4 that the company intends to purchase all
he leading exchanges IN the country.
This evening the exhibition game of
billiards between Jules Meyers, the favor
ite of the Northwest, and L. w. Sherman,
the champion of California, will occur in
Turner hall, beginning promptly at s
O'clock. The J. NJ. Brunswick & Bake
Billiard Table company have put in one
of their best and everything used in the
ssame will be brand new. The contestants
JVere practicing in the Brunswick, Bake
lIooms in the Boston block yesterday.
The proceedings of the day on change
: wore as follows: Wheat, No.
hard, $1.1415 spot; April, SLY
bid; May, $1.2O bid; No. 2 hard, Sill
bid; No. 1 northern. Sill; No. 2 northern,
1.07 southern receipts nominal at
about SC below northern of same grade
No. 2 corn,4915c for spot, 1870 for March,
sic for April, $3.50 bid for May. No. 2
ts,3915c bid; No.3 white, 40c bid; rejected,
Sec bid. Rye, sac bid for No. 2; SIC for
rejected. Barley nominal, with sales only
by sample. Bran sold at $11.75 i'll bulk and
shorts at $12.75. Coarse corn meal, $50
10 on track, $1,000 f. O. b. Mixed feed,
SI8@19.5O on track, $19021.5O f. o.
Hay easy; sales at IS for good wild.