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De Yomna,s Brother Interviewed.


San Francisco, April 24.-The Post pub
fishes an interview with Nj. H., brother of
the late Chas. De Young. On being asked what
he considered the causes leading to the shoot
ing he replied that he did not know. Refer
ring to the circulation of the previously men
toned pamphlets he said: 81 do not know if
this was the grievance or not. He had certain
ly no reason to think my brother had anything
to do with the pamphlets. We had nothing
at all to do with them and did not even know
they were in circulation until shown one by q
friend. Think that certain MIR. Shiemmens,
EDITOR and proprietor of Kansas City or
Leavenworth paper. who accused KallOch
of swindling him out of $4,000 put them in
circulation here. This man has constantly
assailed Kalloch in his paper and has viewed to
make him disgorge. He was out here in Cali
fOrnia few weeks ago and finding Kalloch
was able to pay him determined to get his
money" Mr.. De Young further stated that
the recent visit east of the deceased had no
connection with his trial. 1t was solely to
make terms with paper manufacturers and on
his way home he stopped faw days in Kansas
and there learned some damaging facts against
Kalloch, but was not intending to use these
facts or the phamphlet at his brother trial
Inquiry at the pOstoffice shows that the
pamphlets began to come in last Wednesday,
and many were circulated on that day and
Thursday and Friday. Ii 5he postmaster knew
where they came from, he, for the present,
withholds the information.
Young Kslloch, on being questioned this
afternoon, declined to answer question as to
whether he had had evidence that De Young
was the instigator of the pamphlet, saying that
he was in the hands of counsel, and considered
it more prudent to say nothing at present.
The rumors that seem to have gotten abroad
of great excitement in the city and danger of
violence, are utterly unfounded. There has
been no excitement except that naturally at
tendant upon such a tragedy, and any resort to
violence is absolutely untheught of. On the
contrary, considering the prominence of the
parties, the community has manifested what
might almost be considered apathy, go far as
any demOnstrstive expressions against the
slayer are concerned.
A mass meeting, which it was proposed to
hold this evening in Union hall, under the aus
pices of the Taxpayers union, has been post
poned until further notice.
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New York and Foreign Reports.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Money SOC per cent. Ster-
ling steady at S4.s41s04.S6A. Bar silver here 1881
Governments steady and unchanged. Railroad
bonds nominally firm. State securities dull and
nominal
Stocks stronger and fairly active with general
advance ranging from A03h per cent, the latter in
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis. Pacific Mail
and Canada Southern were also notably strong
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4 Cro,rd Ciubbed Back.

SANFRANcIsoo, April 24.-When the corouer's
wagon bearing the body of De Young turned
from Kearney street into Market street, the
crowd made sort of rush that had the appear
ance of being directed at the wagon. 1t might
have been merely a natural surge of the con-
course following the wagon on meeting the
crowd gathered in the market, but the police,
viewing it as an attempt at violeRce, used their
clubs freely, beating back the crowd and in
hicting severe punishment on some of The most
forward. Aside from this, there has been no
sign of violence. and no reason for the services
of the police, except in keeping back the press.
Large throngs still linger around the Chronicle
Office and at the main and branch offices of the
Call, and at the morgue, quietly discussing
the affair, and waiting with the usual morbid
interest to hear any further particulars obtain
able.
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Go For Him.

A few of the papers in Mark Dunnell's
district are righteously indignant at that
worthy, and devote significant portion of
their space in denouncing him. The reason
thereof is because he voted with the few
paper manufacturers and against the whole
people.
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BLAINE VS.. SHERMAN.
The Oregon Delegates to Chicago Instruct
ed for Blaine-Virginia Delegates Unin-
Sharman
Yiroinia De1eoates U,,tnstructed.

STAUNToN, Va, April 24.-The Republi-
can State convention adjourned at 5 this
morning. Delegates at large to the Chicago
convention are D. s. Lewis, Peter s. Carter,
s. w. Pointdexter and Joseph Bergens.
j. S. Lewis was elected chairman of the
State central committee.
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SIN AND SORROW.
SIXTEEN TO FORTY FEET OF SNOW
ON THE UNION PACIFIC.

A Murderer Serenaded on the Scaffold-
Tornado In Illinois-Freight Cars Drop
ped Forty Feet-Over Three Hundred
Families Burned Out In the Jersey
Woods-Mill Burned by Lightning-A
Lovers Suicide-Kearney demanded to
the House of Correction.
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EVENING QUOTATIONS.

EVENING QUOTATIONS.
Governments strong and generally shade higher.
Railroad bonds firm and generally higher. State
securities dull and nominal.
Money 406per cent. Prime mercantile paper SOC
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
at S485N; sight exchange on New York 4. S6a<.
Stocks-The market opened firm and in early deal
ings the general list advanced h01H per cent,
Canada Southern leading in the upward movement.
During the afternoon speculation characterized
by an unsettled tone and prices declined H02 per
cent, the latter in Pacific Mail. Toward the close,
however, frmer feeling prevailed and final trans
actions were at recovery of 1s01s per cent. Nash
yiIIe Chattanooga st. Louis from 731s to 78H
and closed at 74h bid; offered at n, with the last
sale at II.
Transactions aggregated %, 900 shares, Of which
$500 were Canada Southern; 1000 Delaware Lacka-
wanna & Western; 5000 Erie: 9, 400 Hannibal & St
Joe; 100 st. Louis & Iron Mountain; $500 Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas; $500 Lake Shore Michi-
gan Southern; $500 Michigan Central 5000 Chica-
90 L Northwestern; 800 Nashville, Chattanooga Il
st. Louis; 1850 New jersey Central 100 New York
Central; l,4OO Northern Pacific; 6,OOO Ohio & Mis-
sissippi; 9,400 Ontario Il Western; s. 100 Pacific Mail
1850 Reading; 1900 Milwaukee l. st. Paul; $1,000
Wabash, st. Louis Pacific, and 1900 Western
Union.
The following were the closing quotations:
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KALLOCH'S KILL.
MURDER OF THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE.

Details of the Tragedy-YOung KallOch, In
famed by Abuse and Whisky, Seeks His
Fathers ssassin and Deliberately Shoots
Him to Death in His Own Uffice-The In-
tense Excitement Which Followed the
News of the Bloody Deed-The Cause of
the Outburst Republication by De Young
of KalIoch's Boston Scsndal-The Body
in the Street Surrounded by HOwling
Mob Which the Police Club-The Situation
Last Night-The Murderer in Jail and the
Streets More Quiet.
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Hilburn q Hudson, druggists, lost heavily, the
surance. John Lyle & Co., druggists, lose
$4,000, with no insurance. Other small loses,
$4,000. The block was insured for $l5, 900,
which will cover the loss.
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Morton. DOran 4 Co.'s Reports. .

RENTES-8Sf SOC.
Morton. Doran L. Co.'s Reports.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the daV were received by MoRroE,
DoRAE & Co., commission merchants:
LIVERPOOL, April "a. 1000 A. M.-wheat
strong. Floating cargoes quieter. Cargoes on pas
sage improving. Corn off coast Sd lower.
NEW YORK, April "A. 11:10 A.. M-May
wheat M and June lie of; exporters reselng some.
NEW YORK April IA. 1880 M.-Hoyt
bidding up a 1c; better and dull.
NEW YORK, April "a, 1880 P. M.-Sprng
winter easier.
NEW YORK. April "a, 100 P. M.-oall
wheat Nc to Hc higher.
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TOLEDO, April 24.-The Lucas county Re
publican convention to-day elected solid
Blaine delegation to the State convention.
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The autopsy.

San Francisco, April 24.-The corener's
autopsy on the body of Charles De Young
shows that the fatal shot struck deceased on
the right side of the jaw, did not penetrate the
brain, but ranged downward and was found
imbedded in the interior jugular vein. Another
shot had penetrated his outer and inner coat,
but had not reached his body The funeral
has been fixed for tomorrow at l P. M, from
the late residence of deceased.
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The Dead Body ROoted by a Mob.
San FRANo1soo, April 24.-Further inquiry
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CTATE OF MINNEsoTA-RAMsEY COUNTY

CTATE OF M1NNES0TA-RAMBEY COUNTY
~
Tho State Of Minnesota, to James Walker, DE-
fendAnt:
You are hereby summoned to be and sppeaz
before the undersigned, Of the Justices 81 the
Peace In and for said county, the Sd day Of Nay,
1880, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, at my once h
the City of st. Paul In said county, to answer 10 Id
ward Walthers In civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment viii be rendered against you up
on the evidence adduced by said Edward Walthers
fer such sum IS he shall show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of April, 1880.
S.V.HANET, Justice Of the Peace.
All 5-kW-rnor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OTATE OF MINNEsOTA-RAfsEYC COUNTY
- District Court Second Judicial District. Helen
cummings against Edward Runnings.
In the Of the State Of Minnesota. To the shows
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff which "a fled IN the ONCE
Of the clerk Of the district court In Ramsey county,
MINI and 10 serve . copy Of your answer upon the
subscriber at his Office In st. Paul, Mimi. within
thirty days after the service Of tins you
exclusive of the day of such service; and you fail
TO answer the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff
win apply to the court for the relief demanded In
this complaint.
st. Paul April7, 1880.
J.B. BRISBIN, Of St. Paul,
cd I2-7v-Mon Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1880-06-23
Stocks Strong, with a Slight Re.
action at the Close.
Improving Volume Of Purc'tascs-The
Investment Demand.
Lighter Flow of Currency into the Interior
-Foroign Exchange.
Tho Produce Markets Again lrtegular-psosIs.
Ions Active, but Loss Strong,
Grain Weakened by Fine Wtather-A Dlg Reduction
iu Onr Stocks IN Store.


business was moro nc,ive, both In New York
md Chlcngu Purchases for Investment and
nnt,ripptory OF investment nrr lnrgcr, and aro
,u,ta,n1 confidence nn.t belief IN higher prlocs
nmoux MI claascs. There were slight reactions
Yesterday after tho opening ht'tl Mt tho close.
Tho latter was attributed to transparent r'nor
OF President iInycs' lcnth, but both wcrc in ro-
nIlty dat to an!es tn rcnllze. Tho general tone
Of the -n,erkrt Is trscrlbctl ns very strnng.
la,saea were n,nrn numerous than they have
been or iutc. lspck Island declined Y, to l01h.
nftcr selling Mt los; G.. T.. c. & l. lost ~ to II;
Mch!gnn Celitrtl 4, tn t0ai, after selling ut W:
Erie Il. to IN, utter sailing Mt 30H: the preferred
4, tuUI; Northwest si. 10 NJ. after selling ut
3,4; st. I'uui u. tn ;s1s; WHbush u. 10 'ns; tho
preferred V, To Gl: Ohio X, II ;s!: tho preferred
j, +; st. uc I, To II: the prcftrreA III to 'a1'
1.i,cisnwnnnn !6, 10 7S.t: Jersey Centrnl H. 70
G.a,; Union Pacific II. 10 ea!i; Irpr MUuntaln
p, II, tt;.a; Western UulOn II, to l0iss; CAnada
Southern u, to il,A; Minneapolis !, to g..
Thu g,.lus ,srr4 Chesapeake & Ohio y, to 20:
thu srt:on preferred 4. to =: Slnux City i, 10
4lA; tho preferred u. 10 7o!t: Manhattan N, to
s.la; sau Fr.ne!sru i. tn:lih: tho preferred III,
tp4s; Enrthcrn pneitic sa+ to :IAs ttle preferred
y, To any: Lake l:rlu g. Western v, to 10; Tcxns
CrutrnI /, tu G6N; Louisville & Nashville +, tn
III; C., G. & I. c. y. To II; Itlidson 4. to TN: :
IIcic Null II, to;s:i; Kansas & Texas y, to a5s;
Northwest prorcrrcL Il. to 109M; Lake shpro Il,
10 l,si.l: Illinois Ccntr1lt u, to 1041; md Dur-
llngsu, Il Quincy Il. to II.
Tho following shows tho fluctuations OF tho
active stueks yesterday:
, 1880-06-23

. Thn following Hnlin wlls lN9I,eGtGl imto atDv0
III fhta city yrBtQrttlly morning: . cars winter
wheat, cArs mud 30u TN mixed, ~ cars No. :
spring. eArs No. j dD, rArs rejected ff7
WhtNtl; cnra No, ] cGru, 600 cnrA and IL, lou bt
No. dn, 1A eMrs and lG,GN I'M hlEil n,!xetl, y
ears new n!xo'l, 6i ours rejected, ours m
Hral0 tb9l corn,; u cars wl,to onts, II ours mud
00U 1u No. ,nixctl, " ours rejected, cnr no
gs1lde t00 oats,, y oars No. :: ryu; y uars No.
bArloy, cars l0w K4Ido do. Tut t81l ears,, 43s,
GS' b1, Inspected out, 70,OUI bu wheat, 451 rs
: Du cor1t, 3.2t5 bu tN,ts, l,l@a b,l barley,
Tho lratlng produce ssiurkuts wero agutn IT,
rekunr yoslus1Iny, but uut no vurtnblo III for
sovcrnl dnys preceding. I'rc,dsiuffs woro wcak-
e,lDl by tho thet ut iinu weather.. Whaat DE-
GLUED latG1*c but partially rulctcd later whe1,
private cablo noted lrnler tuno In Liverpool,
owing to u goul Continental demand, Theru
wesu son.o pllphuses OF AuR.lst wheut undo
hero for Investment, but or1lora from outside
wqro rathor sea,ue. Uata declined about !se;
aud coru declined 30, though tho fce.llny was
gQllcfnlly steuay one. Thetu wua little change
IN tho sttnation In provisions. Pork rungcd
su,newhRt higher, but WIS loss strong, Rud moro
PARTIES wcso watching 1t tor tho chance OF buy
lug Oh MI expected hroak. Lard atld meats
advanced about ~ per loa lbs, With less doing.
III tho attornoon whelt Waa lower, aud pork
sold higher, but provisions averaged cusler than
tho previous day. tho grrateat strength being Ia
n,euts. hess pt'rk closed casler, Vt 3llu0 fur
July nud tIs.u for August. Lar.l rluscl a,so
lowur, vt &As1'iSt9U sellor July and sapo Fin
, 1880-06-23

11o9 rRoDuClS-Woro uctiva and Irregular, but
not ~ EtruR tho pTuvlous dAy. liogs quoted
Arn.ar, Md IN sylnpnthy with this pork nuvnneul
curly but thoru wutu tut many s0ursn " tho top tu
udnlt VI xt9Aalness RIld tho ulutkut foil VI.
lr. avarIxad boter. beln9 strengthened by IN h4l-
vAaDo Ut VI cwt in l.tverpont wha tic riso In
prlcaa beGmgt to have Chcckud tho u1potl dnnland
fur mcats. W. noto KUDd demand for Rrren HUNS
MEsa FoltK-AdvarcUd 1au por brl aarly, but
wcnkoncd nnd clussA lou hclnw tho lacst ,fiCg. Ut
Monday ut III d5llS1k fur round lots spot soleT
July, aud 3llUtSllt9k Hollor August or sctlor Hu-
tu,HboE baea rupurtad Ut - Fs spot ut LIS,
ttN Drls seller July NJ s12,l1i4>; tuu bEIs seller
August ~ 10 1rIs ss!lor seplol,4er Ut
f!lkssi2al md 4,sA Urls soalar tho yuar ut SlluL
Iutnt, 11,S1J brls. a. '.s.'
Glo41u nlut thu Stllu MuIslAy AftGTpo1,, ut HlU
fur roAn LUIS tpnt of sopr july tGG s0llur August
M,l t.t a1po fur SepIumbor: HaIus werp t0p0rluA
AuHu4t ii i ma AlIU ia soliSr September
VI ;v7%q. Tana. = aN tcs.
sAT0Sso IT, r. ays!yS II, III a. .psfatvo p Ta{ With ~
}npnlty. The laaFAst WoAkcnua lnter, H. 4ynlpalhy
wlth purk hAles wpto supurlua Of taDUt ibs Shout
!pE* it .37s su!ler Iuay, aud $tIa6 sgllur AuEusi
pick iais j! aliu iUr H. Ayorlaa, sjat, a,id slsc
HISAiGl0 sailur July, 3kl}34tHiU seoF August 4f}a
4td:ssAD spiler S1ItGnbor. PEtcus Ut laullnX gut1
Vt tt w0t~ abuut ~ foiluw1 VI o'clock for pArtly-
cured lutst
, 1880-06-23

rnr Ano,ut pt,or+ rss,s o,r.c,t NJ IN ps t,u 1,,,
snr,nu whont rInacl tsfneu a iowcr ~ oouc ~
June nnt Bsx6assxo FOR .1u1v, Co,n c,o.o,
tnxo lnwor, n, Wuo f,r iuno 1,a nsam,.n ~ ~
,1v f1n,s ntoseI nn ,n,,or ~ ~ NV ~
nnI nsxc h,,1 nv 1,,ly 1tvo ,vua stn,,v ~ ~.
s,ut md Gsr ror .1nlv 1,otlov ,yoa tnn,o NJ ~,
for cxtrn M n 1Iops yort, n,@,vn an.i nyoto r.o
Gc hiohcr ot II etsai N mr. inn, cr ~ II IA
4s1 fnr hcnvv t,ottic wcrc atcnav VIII aoto. ~
pnor In ortra NJ ~ socni ~
r.ako froirhis rcro armcr Mt sc nata s,r c,rn
| to llutrniu. Tim pfrcrlnus of rnom w"rc Iivht.
1latt frotabta wcro ootett strnv nj M, fnr nro-
visions ay,,i MA of, ur,,In tn Nuw yorL. tnntn.
ftona nm th,o,,rt, f,trvr frnIrh+s ,yorc s,on, At
tac ncr IN ia for lair IN Iivcrnooi, s,Mn ,or
In tn f,,nsoowt f7uc for lor, nj mint. n IS.r.
nro1 nnd 71nn for tto IN Antwcrn,
Tho REGENTS of whrat ronurtcd Yesterday NJ
chIcnuo. Mliwaukcc. a. rnuls. Tnlct,o and r,cs
troIt negrcuntc1 tEnns1 hi. NM, thc shInmcnts
at4. mn In.
TIM foljowIpo wos 4hr ,novo,nc,t NJ rr,,,,,cc
rrnortcd from New ynrk yrst.rt,av, 1,orojnts-
Flour H. ne brls: wheat a8t ON hi. cnrn. M ~
bu: pats. q, os1 I'M. rnrn. mcai. 1rr, nl.,rs. rvo
80 hu: malt q7.ftsD hi: pork. II hrls. ,,ncf'
2.567 ,ris: cnt moata h0ip nkrs, ,nrd. 2Ss, trs.
whisky se9 bria.
Er,,,rta for tvcntv-four hours-r,onr ann
bels: wbent. ad, ON In: corn. mn In. rvc.
g,Uobu.
In thn morkat fc- atocto ora ro,o, ,r,, ,,.,,,t.
tl,oro wna 1Itt1c nnnorcnt chmn1r. foir sc,.
nonnlo b,,,tcs. "a l., nrorrc.s nu;1 ,-fro, t,,u,
not ilrn,. nro ,,rctty weii austaiun,i. Tho rrn.
cory mnrkct hnl m nr,v rout,,rns s,,vor ~ rnn.
ttn,c II, urgent t1rmnnh. md cort,nnr n ahn,v
mn ndyonrinu ton,"nrv 1ir,coa ri c.,ffcna Vim
sIr,,na. md asher Isrcs r,,ln, a,oo,,v mi ar,,
Dried fr,,ts wcrc ycnk. fho ,tDunni continuing
small, There was a x,xI inquiry Tor tisn NJ
,..n .t.,-,.' '>'''s '- ~
, 1880-06-23

n a. 1ua
NEW Yonk, juno 72.-G,RA,s-A rather mcre aet,,.
muycmct In tho vhrot Iino m a uonnrs nx a.,s~..ss
, has an.etueu a1"skee noaso'y fof r!ntes grades,
through tho AFTERNOON In No, rod about halc, but
"U"1sia s'sn to"n,I @ tho close' foeealnR IN July
opoo hbOut c 10 fally ~ tho axtcnt Of tE Tors on
tho latest trAtlaactlUhs Spring whpAt vnspd ttc Al
u price, n,oetna tnte in tho tinr with n ro.tt..
.,n f.a,ia na.tc,. n,si., ~ - ~ .tn :. tsaoef
ho' M eADe nos"a :, usnn a " weakaesS' !zdD bu
No. sel ut EL2ldsL2lA' 2sa0u bu do JuIy
pptlons ut &ttxGfll1H; 4ItJ BIZ No. Ch,cevn s,r,ns
nj sltH f.,rn-a fu,tIe- ,,ocra ~ nt't se.'N1
.II ~. s ~ ao' esS.'e " nooet Astse on
contnneu frco lending TO tyelief bnalnesA.
~ n ast1yS SySmsni e. r % hut tnr'Sr q 1se!!oa
pnrchasofs: No. ChlcnKa. a.c. lyo-iight call md
psaces It2tot ~ sMv1si!!G nryGrs; prime Westetn
tnut1u " Nt+uc AakaHt lille dblubiton manifested
~ RnfGhassss ~ operate.
III, snGu!!y for hog products, clos.
~ m advance ~ " pcr hrl, leaving on ess dTmJ;
JMn9 1plohst tl+-a6lz!l; july t.! " nAkod. AnRui
*!x.;As1!sH Gnt Mehts n feqnest aid quoted trht
au Qnlet ~ foFIer pFtc0:t long c1Gar nt TIC. Npst
0fn lNrd loss freely dealt lu for curly dIllvDfy II
stronger prcea: c!UaK for contract Er.idr nj s741t
with that Improve etllent nbunt t1st 1t st}4117H;
=, TALIUWH!n E0od dotnhndt salos noted OF 1iQ,m
IpH ~ httH0 s+llt --
suoA MsIh1W HRaln ~ RoOd demand AZ 1}eslAo for
, 1880-06-23

promise to TO soon operative to supplement and
maintain the Improvement derived from Amer
fcn. The European prospect Inns manIfcstly
been bothered In every sense. Tho Times says:
Wo havo trustworthy grounds for hopo that tho
yenr now advancing Into eufnrnor will be ono OF
great prt,ducivcness nil over tho Continent, nf1h
tllnt q roytvni of inttuAtry will thus 10 cstnlI-
llshcA on tho sircst basls. III considering tho
prospects Of tite iron tnarkot tho Tfmss says It
would 1lo nistnke to conclude that tho upward
movement was attogethos astlncinl. There wnsa
substantial rcnson for It, which cnnnut 10 qucs-
toned bocauso tho popular estimate fnutncnta.
rly ovcrran its WORTH 1t mny bo nillrn,cd, also
with certainty, TINT thore will bo n recovery
within very short timo Of much, II not nil. Of
the ground TINT has bcun lnst-
Railroad cummings for tho second wcok IN Juno
nru: Missouri. kutlsns &Tcxae, st0.47o, nEaitst
t5l.fNt Inst scar. a Rn!n Of *l7,0o0; milwaukee, Il
81. Paul sond ss's,0, ngai,tst $1s3.'sl Inst ycnr.
MI increase oF spt t'to: vt. Louis + San Frnn-
cisco lto.,d, $st.lUD, IN Increase oI $l0.o0 uver
lust ycnr; Hannibal 4 St. Joseph ltniirtmd Com
pnny At fal. increase, $1s,4bt; md Louisville &
Nashville, *ly,4W. ut increase of f6l.6s7.
Tho Philadelphia Lsd1rr reports u coal tnnrkot
never beforc so dull. All sources Of information
to he gnthorcd fnvur tho proposition pcnlnR
nt,osiE tho lcntl.nR c0al ct,inpnnlcs, namely:
Tint suspension IF eonl production shnll continue
stcntlIly on for tetl tlAys fortnight frtn the
1st Of July. Tho several Philadelphia interests
nrc NIL united In fnynr nr tho AlREesttun: tnhccd
tho only opposing party III tho trn.,o Is Mr..
sonn, Of tho Dutawarc, Lncknwnnna & Western
1sntlroad Company; he savors tho present ar-
| rnngrmcnt OF hn!f .wcoky production.
Tho rcctltt weakness III Mni,hhtthN WIS due to
tho fnct TINT $lOO,000 Ind to 10 borrowed tn pny
the last quarterly dividend. 10 thnt bfnnhattNn
| shnnid not hctnult On Its guaranteed lcnsc. All
Will street tnts fait,t because tho result or tho
, 1880-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro tlled for rec
ord Tuesday, Jun9 -:

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rec
ord Tuesday, June::.:
CRY PROPERTY.
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, 1880-06-23
PHILADELPHIA.

rnlLApRLPHtA. Pn. juno zl-FLoun-Dull, Mln-
nesota cxtra medium, old stock, r. 74;s; DO cholce
faoo: roccntty ground. choice, SisDt do fancy, fat
Ohio good. sacSi Illinois fancy, tiWGGl3 Mlnne-
futa patent procoaa &Gacaz75 Isyo Hour quiet Ut
s+2j@t t31H.
G1tA1s-Whoat unastted und lower; Nc 2red clc-
vator, sL3'4t No. rod Juns. *l.ao bid sl2lA askcd;
July. tl lid, etl1t( astodi August. Il ossi bid, sls
nskod September, Sl0i lid sB.l nskcd. Corn qulcss
high nsixea on truck t,cs rcjectod do. @ steamer
''o assNe: RI! MIXED, Juno. soo hd sle a.se':
he9!on,l!er, 6u.su lid. 6tsfo naked. Onts dull NJ,
Nhlte, 4!cl No. do Aza4ict No. to. %ass4cs
fH0v!sIoss-E1rm. .Heef-3iess ttan1al1n Mess
lard. &77Sa9ll -
HUTrxN-llull md sassor; creamery extra. 2tass:es
do good tu clucn, laeuu Nsw YORK State and Iisad.
i1fd county tl,ennxylvnnA> axtras 1ftalc; Weston
EG0A-EAalBr Ut fAa13c.
8Nn. -
t,ErisoIEuM- -Exe!tcd md higher; rcancd. 'efe.
,,! ,!MEnKilTa-fo9f, l.N1 brss wheat GtoM bu, corn.
aMirasSTs-Wnast. III Eom bu, corn, laa.ombu.
, 1880-06-23
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho receipts and ship
nonts Of tho cu.ltns articles Of pr1,lGo IN this
city during tho twenty-four hours ending ut :
O'clock 'rueatlny utor.,ing, and tho correspond
ilg time l,tat ycAr: