Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-13
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MINNEAP0LIs GL0BELErs.

More activity was manifested on change
yesterday.
There was slight advance in the price
Of wheat yesterday.
The remains OF the late Olive F. Peet
were taken to Anoka yesterday for burial.
The Boston restaurant puts up the best
meals for lowest money. Open day and
night.
j. A. Brush's carriage horse died sudden
ly on Saturday night. The animal was
valued at $500.
The theory that Peter G. Tote commit
ted suicide is discredited by his friends
and acquaintunces.
Last evening the very pretty spectacu-
lar play 'Undine" was given its first pre-
sentation at the Opera house.
At the mills yesterday the prices of flour
ruled: Patents, $6.4OG6.8o; straightS,
S5.5OG6.25; lower grades, s2.2503.25 per
barrel.
The new Amoskeag fire steamer, which
was damaged in a collision with tele-
graph pole, will be fully repaired and
ready for service again to-day.
John Williams, a colored man, charged
with stealing a cap, was before Judge
Cooley yesterday, but the evidence not
being sufficient to make case, he was dis
charged.
The following we're the shipments from
Minneapolis for yesterday: Flour 1928
barrels. wheat 5000 bushels, mill stuff
5G7 tons, lumber $4,000 feet, barley 800
bushels, coal so tons.
Yesterdays receipts at this point were:
Flour 1000 barrels. wheat $4,000 bush
els. corn 1900 bushels, coal 5S3 tons, wood
1OS cords barrel stock 1 car, lumber 80
coo feet, hay 50 tons.
A double team owned by Thomas HaT-
dy ran away sterday on Washington aT-
enue and wrecked the sleigh to which it
was attached. John Eddy, the driver, was
thrown out and bruised some, but not bad
iv injured, however.
The following sales we're made on
Change yesterday:1 car No. hard wheat,
Sill; l car do, ell. B, Sill; ; cars do,
Sill; car sample, 72c; . cars No. re-
iected, STOP; l car sample, csc: l car do,
75c; car No. 1, Sill.
The Minneapolis live stock and dressed
meat market is as follows: Cattle, choice,
quoted at $45O@5; common, $3.50@f;
veal calves, $7.5O98; dressed beef, $500
s; common, $685.; veal, 1917 Gle.
Hogs, live, selling at $5.50@6; dressed,
$747.4O. Sheep, steady at $4.50@5 for
live; dressed, $8@9.
OF the various kinds of grain, there were
inspected at Minneapolis yesterday the
following: Wheat-No. 1 hard, AZ cars;
No hard, u cars; No. 1 regular, 81
cars; No. regular, "a cars; No.
regular, 4 cars; rejected, cars; con
demned, Al cars.
Yesterday the quotations on change
were as follows: Wheat-No. L
hard, $1.1O15in B, $11O15 in A; No. 2 hard
$1.O512; No. l regular, $1O212 @1.0612; No.
. $3.50. Oats-Rei elected 30@35c; No. 2
SOC; No. white 40c. Barley-No. 3 45@
soc. Corn soc. Bran $8@S.50. Shorts
$9.75@1O25. Ground feed $19.50@20.
Hay IS.
Ia the case of Mrs. Efie Thompson, the
wife of G. r. Thompson, the barber on
Fourth avenue south, who was before Judge
Cooley yesterday charged with drunken
ness, she testified that she would kill
herself at the first opportunity. Her hus
band lead her very unhappy life. He
got whisky and told her to drink it, she
obeyed him, and the intoxicants clazed
her until she was not responsible for her
conduct. The court suspended sentence.
The following card from Miss Phosa Nc
Allister, explains itself: "The writer of the
article on the production of "Undine," at
Pence Opera house, which appeared in the
Sunday morning Tribune, NEST glaringly
advertises his own ignorance. "Undine"
is not rehash Of any piece, but is taken
from the German legend of that name.
There is no broadness to expunge from it,
and it is given to tie public as the author
designed-intact. There is not one objec-
tionable word or suggestion in the whole
piece. 1 invite the people to see for them
selves. PHOsA MCALLIsTER.''