Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-10

of the Grand, were not less than $1,000.
The programmes alone cost 500. The re-
ceipts at St. Paul over and above the ex-
penses of the artists, went to the managers
of the theater.
Complaints are made that the boys liv-
ing adjacent to the university make a
practice of breaking the Sabbath by play
ing bail on the campus grounds. The at
teution of Gov. Young, Elders Chute and
Lovejoy, Dea cen Edwards, Rector Perkins,
President Folwell and Cows. Pillsbury ard
Gilhllan are called TO the fact, and it is
hoped they will see to it that the nuisance
is abated.
Major Smell, the funny little dwarf who
is popularity known as Sawed off" was be-
fore Judge Cooley again yesterday. This
is his third arrest in month. He served
one sentence on the rock pile and at the
second arraignment was ordered out of
town. He is an incorrigible and would
not bulge an inch toward the city gates,
but budged with bad whisky until he was
gloriously drunk instead. Singing
Bridget Donahen," he was run in, and
yesterday Judge Cooley gave him ten days
employment on the rock pile.
The affairs of the First Congregational
church are in a state of unprecedented
prosperity. In his annual sermon Mr..
Scudder referred to the necessary arrange
ment of the building; the birth of the Como
Avenue Congregational church; the rearing
of the beautiful chapel in Northeast Min
neapolis: the princely donation of an organ
by ex-Gov. Pillsbury; the increasing
benevolence amounting to $1,000, and the
new spirit of sociability which prevails
every department of work. Forty-six have
united with this church since Jan. 1.
Business was of limited character on
change yesterday, the sales comprising
but about ten 10 twelve cars. The wheat
prices dropped about 1@12c from the
prices of Saturday on No. 2 hard, but for
the lower grades the difference was less.
Among the sales we're cars of No. hard
at $1.09M;2 cars No. hard at $1.0915; 1
car No. 2 northern at $1.01. Sample prices
were rather weaker. The inquiry was
about equal to the offerings at current
rates; $1.06 was bid for No. l northern
and for No. hard. It is stated that there
were bidders at sec for No. wheat that
would take large amount at that; but
they were not made on Change. There
were no bids for it there. A light inquiry
existed for oats at a shade lower figures.
Corn appeared to be almost unstable,
excepting now and then a car of con-
demned at about 40c.
The Minneapolis commission houses fur
nish the following quotations: Butter
Prime creamery, per h., 25@ 28c.; fair do.
19@ 22c.; choice diaries, 14@15c fair dali
ries, 12@13c.; choice print, 8@14c.; jar
buffers, 12@15c.; roll, 8@121@c.; packing
stock, 5@6c. Eggs-Fresh, 16@18c.; fair
demand. Vegetables - Onions, 100000.
per bushel; $1.75@L8O per bbl. Potatoes
-40@G0c per bushel; sweet potatoes, from
store, MuScatines, So; Jerseys, $5@5.5O
pes barrel. Radishes, SOC. per dozen
lunches. Lettuce, 5O@60c. per dozen
lunches. Green peas, $3.50 per crate.
pinach, per bbl., $5@5.5O. Beets, 45c.
per dozen. Onions, green, 35c. per dozen
lunches. Cucumbers, $1.3O per dozen.
Beans-Hand picked navy, $2@2.40 per
bushel; mediums, $1.75@2; dirty and com
mon lots, $1@1.75 per bushel. Dry peas,
$L50Q16O per bushel.