Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-06
MINNEAPOLIS
OFFTCE-NO. 6 Washington dcen"e' OPP
pOsite NicOtIet House. O1tce sho"rS from
q, m. to IOO'clOch p. M.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELErs.

The January real estate transactions ag-
gregated over $1,100,0OO.
It is stated that stock board will soon
be in operation in this city.
Frederick Paine and wife left yesterday
for months trip in the East.
Six Migrants were sent to the rock pile
yesterday for thirty days each.
A meeting of the Hennepin Codnty Bir
Association was held last evening.
The box sheet for Ted Irving's benefit is
open at the Nicollet house drug store.
The Crusader and Light Infantry COM
panies held their weekly drill meeting last
evening.
Harry Herman and mother were run
away with yesterday, and were both pain
fully injured.
The committee on fire departments
has purchased fine new span of horses
for the new steamer at $500.
The weekly drill meeting of the Ames
Zouaves will be held at the armory, PA
Nicollet avenue, this evening.
Yesterdays shipments from Minneapolis
were: Flour 16,OS6 barrels; mill stuff, 451
tons: coal. 21S cars; barrel stock, cars.
A meeting of the park committee will
20 held this morning. The members of
legislature from this city are invited
be il attendance.
\ Wonderful Woman" and MIR. and Mrs.
eter White" is the grand double bill for
led Irvings benefit at the Opera house
on Thursday evening.
The Turner's grand balmasque and
Mardi Gras carnival will occur in Turner
hall this evening. 1t will be the event, IN
the line. of the season.
At the mills yesterday the following
flour quotations ruled: Patents, $6.250
6.75; straights, &5.5O@ 6.25; lower grades,
$2.25@3.25 per barrel.
Transactions on change yesterday were
limited and consisted mainly of sample
lots There vas a slight advance on No.
hard in elevators A and B.
The weekly meeting of the Crusader
society will be held in Catholic Association
hall this evening. A pleasing literary and
musical programme will be presented.
At o'clock this afternoon a joint
meeting of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruely to Animals and the Humane So
ciety will be held in Miss Judson's academy
rooms.
Charles Limmerle, stone cutter, was
pretty badly punished in an East side So
loon row Yesterday. He had his nose brok-
en-, ankle sprained and was demoralized
generally.
There were, of various kinds of grain,
inspected in Minneapolis: Wheat
No. hard, 46 cars; No. 2 hard, cars No.
1 regular, so cars; No. ? regular, 10 cars;
rejected, cars; condemned, IA cars.
Yesterday the following receipts were re-
ported on change for the day: Flour, 780
barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; mill stuff,
BIG cars; coal, 225 tons; wood, &C cords;
barrel stock. 3 cars; oats, 800 bushels.
The coroner yesterday received tele-
gram from Detroit, Michigan, requesting
that the remains of C. NJ. Robinson be sent
to D. NJ Ferry g. Co., of that city. The
body was shipped accordingly last even
ing.
The following sales we're made on
'chdnge yesterday: 1 car No. 1 hard
wheat ell B, SLIP; car sample Ell. B,$1;
> cars do, $1.10; 2 cars do, soc; l car do,
S1O8; car condemned, p. t.; cars re-
jected, on track, soc.
The Portland avenue race course is in
fine condition again. A number of the
fast horses of st. Paul are expected to
come up and try conclusions with Mime
apolis horsefesh on Wednesday, and the
Minneapolis boys expect to clay them
out"
The extension of the city limits so as to
include the lake drives and Mlnnehaha, will
necessitate a mounted patrol next summer
Of about twelve men-six for night and six
for day service. That will put stop to
the exploits of highwaymen, who had every
thing nearly their own way last season.
The following is the Minneapolis live
stock and dressed meats market: Cattle
choice, quoted at $4.5O@5; common, $3.50
al: veal calves. $7.50@9; dressed beef,
$7.5O9S; common, 5.50@6; veal, 1850
lie; hogs, live selling at $500 60; dressed,
$40 80; sheep, steady at $4.50@5 for
live; dressed, $9@10.
Last evening pink Dominoes," with the
DODuldE COultQldL anu CldIdCIGE dCbOf, u.
w. Jennings in the role of Joskin Tubbs,
was given its initial presentation at the
Pence Opera house. 1t is an amusing and
we'll written comedy, and doubtless will do
good business this week.
This afternoon the long delayed gam
bling cases brought against Frank N.ehaw
and Hastings Alleway will be tried before
Judge Cooley and jury. The defend
ants propose fighting the charges made,
inch by inch, and in case they are defeated
it is quite probable that an appeal will be
taken. They insist that there are defects
in the warrants which render them void.
On change yesterday the following
prices ruled; Wheat,No hard, lip in B,
Slip in A; No. . hard, S1.O715;
No. 1 regular, S1.O315@ S1.O715;
No. ,, 9415c. Oats rejected, 30@33c; No.
2, SIC; No. white, 3Sc. Barley, No. 3,
45@ SOC. Corn, 49c. Bran, $50 $3.50.
Shorts, $9.75@ $1O25. Ground feed,
$9.50@ $50. Hay, IS.
Maggie Mitchell was. as matter of
course, greeted by big house at the
Academy of Music last evening. In Little
Savage, she is seen at her best, and elected