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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-10

VI. %. Coolbaugh. Sign Painter.
To all those who want Sign Painting done,
call soon for ] expect to leave on or about the
frt of April next.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-10

The public debt statement for April lst.
shows a decrease of GA, O5S during March.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-04-10

Carbon county is one OF the wealthiesr
in HAT State.
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Buy your hats and caps, at tie wonderful
cheap Auction store, nearly half price.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
THURSDAY, June I9-P. N.

THURSDAY. June I9-P NJ
At times during the day the stock market exhib-
tied little more life and animation than yesterday,
but. on the whole, speculation was tame and trans
actions extremely meager. The market was a little
inclined at times to see-saw; but business was most
brisk on falling prices, which seems 10 indicate
unite clearly that 1e have not yet reached bottom.
The name of Mr. Horace +. Clark was again pressed
into service by the bears and although we are in
clned to believe that the reports Of his indispos-
ton are much exaggerated yet prices felt the intu
ence. and the stocks in which he is supposed to be
most largely interested were most seriously
affected. At the close the market was steady
in tone and as a rule prices were about midway be-
tween the two extremes of the day. The directors
of the Northwestern Railroad Company held
meeting to-day at which they accepted the resigna
ton of Mr. John T. Tracy President, and elected
Mr. Albert Keep of Chicago, cousin OF the late
Henry Keep. in place of Mr.. I. The board adjourned
till tomorrow, when the question of dividend Will
probably be considered. The stock was lower both
for Common and Preferred. Union Pacific declined
from pa 90 23s and later sold at 24t but
closed lower Pacific Mail touched 973, the lowest
price for a long time past The meeting of the
Board of Directors TO consider the question of ssu-
ing bonds as a means of raising funds with which
TO pay for their new steamers, adjourned tIII to-
morrow without taking action upon this important
subject Next in Importance to the stocks already
mentioned in the business of the day were Western
Union. St. Paul, c., c. and l. c., OhiOs and Lake
Shore. Among the investments, Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western sold at lO5g9lO5s. Panama was weak
at ll1!G111t. Other stocks were duh. The open
ng highest lowest and closing prices of the usually
active stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20


The frmness Of gold yesterday gave way TO weak
ness to-day and after sales during the early part oil
the day at ll6 the price went Off and IN the after
noon touched 114a. showing the futihty of all the
attempts of the bulls to bolster up the price by re-
sort TO rumors Of impending trouble on the other
side. The Frankfort market was reported by Cable
firm with 52Os OF 1862 quoted at 95. In Amsterdam
no special change is repo.rad except weakness IN
Union Pacific stock. which is down TO 81, the nrst
mortgage bonds being 7O,; Northwestern Pre-
ferred, 7l1 and st. Paul Preferred, COZ. London
markets are steady for Consos and American secu-
rifles The Bank of England rate is still per cent
The gain of bullion by the Bank of England Is
E2a5OOO for the day. and f99SOOO for the week Inc
rate of discount for three months bills IN the open
market is about q per cent This news was not cal
eulated TO buoy gold Loans cost for carrying @i D.
4 8. and - per cent. There were Is bids ior the
Treasury gold amounting 10 Si,2lO,O0 at prices
varying from ll5s6 to ll5Ssl. The award was made
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BoNDs.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined 70 close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay no higher rate of inter
est than per cent on further ISSUES OF ITS bonds tie
limited remainder ofthe $40 onB noe beng disposed
Of through the usual agencies.
AS the bonds Of this Issue are made receivable in
payment for the Company lands at llO they are IN
constant and increasing demand On tAls purpose
and will continue to bo alter the loan Is ciOsed-a
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

~ NEW ASD ESIARGED EDITION HORACE GREBLEYs AUTO
BIOGRAPHY with Appendix containing Memoir o ls Later ye and
Death the best OF bic famous Campaign Speecnes.
THE POHIGAIT ETER PrBLsHEDi REPRE-
APPEARED THE SUMNER OF l8ll.
for Mr. GreeeTs aud also for
more Of the wonderful intellectual display which he
Eastern and Western the Presidential Cam
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brilliant Campaign spes and concluding with exhaustive and
analysis Of campaign, originally prepared by me Hon
James Pike eI-Unei states Minister the Hague There
besides pretty complete collection Of Mr. Greeey Miscellaneous
Wutugs intending Others bis famous controversy with Robert
Dale Owen Marriage AID Divorce.
Pee handsomely with Portraits 80 Sent by
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Bank shares were dull, and the bids were as fol-
OFereL Asset.

In railroad bonds there was a liveher business
New-York Centrals were firm, Central Pacific and
Union Pacific Firsts steady, and Union Land Grants
and Incomes weak and lower. The two last named
declined to 7Os and 90 respectively. Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota first declined from SO
to ssi, and closed at Ssg. The following were the
bids:
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Nj J. L. Brownell, at a meeting to-day Of the
Committee on Membership of the New-York Stock
Exchange was unanimously readmitted to member
ship. Mr. Brownell has always held high position
at the Exchange and his many friends viii DO
pleased 10 hear of his return to active business.
The First National Bank Of this city has been
obliged to seek new quarters to accommodate Its in
creasing business and will remove about the first of
July 10 the spacious banking-honse, No. "a Broad
wav. This bank was the first organized under the
National Bank system, and has had an unpre-
cedeutv successful career The capital of the bank
is S5OOOOO and the surplus on the 1st proxlmo will
at least equal that amount, making working cap
ital of 81 100000 This has been done after return
ing 10 the stockholders regular quarterly dividends
of per cent aud several extra dividends equal 20
90 per cent of the capital stock of the bank. The
officers Of the institution, who are also the control
ing stockholders are TO be congratulated upon its
prosperous career.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
sylvania Skies 100 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 25 Reading Railroad, jo3 Pennsylvania Rail
road. 54s Gold. 1l5l.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
f993OOO during the past week.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
333 900 francs during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

Money lent in exceptional cases as high as o per
cent but the closing 4, that being the rate
NJ which most of the DAYS business was done.
There is nothing new to be said Of discounts.
Government bonds were quiet all day, but unset
tied By reason of fluctuations in gold. Fisk q Hatch
report as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

ANAyAL STORES-Spir Tupealre ha freely offered ard
- bat s arnee has checked the demand sales Of 90 8bs nes,
baut ale ves.rlay 1f6c. cosfas
inside proc Rl steany out qme, ars reported n - oo
Washu gton Wilmington City Pitch oubug 81 j7t - %
OILs-Luseoi quiet but steady 90 sc casks ami Fl 10 ebs
ou ,buge. luote southern ami 65c Noheru.
MeBhHisn quoted 50G5lc Prime inter- Lari 1311c. and
isow Al 55c. Yeow Anl White Winter al ole Other Os
PR0ySIOSS-rh Pork market steae though quiet 90
bny demand hh he sales ash and regu. are o uo . 80 =
lyery hear Of 5o bb Me, seller JULY sl6 % Bel isi
and III 25d o Extra Moss Packet sit
i though NOT 50 lcvei ae 500 Frssa shoulders - t- 10
Frash l1c SO Pcklel o. City NC an ivsug. a
bic bulk Western Peti Hans Us avcssgsi Al ,ec,
,tr as, % -g Long Clear &c. 80 boxes short
Ceara 8lc Dressed Hogs quiet a. glc Lard
6 r future delivery hlg OF l tc seller july a
6Q1tc, an 30 cs seller se1ten e bH 5t sl ln zoe
81 l7i cash.
PBIR0LEUM-There has been quite ', ispaa. a' Caie
yeseri4s lee ;saes o bb spot sil Nv hh July
were =! 2saS2 So 'M Oh Cy -ta - r'sso la
Centre ~ u Plrkers and - .' '' 90 i.- n.'. Nlth
mirt u reported iu. aud hsa... .'e r'h soms
OOO bbis august ni September at BIO casag st es it ~
from nov no ga Cases veak & ll Naphiha lot st
3ilc ofWr,,ra aal oc 't ,t Al Flerha .ae' sere ~
bb 0O th cs uoaj for July 'g Aula. o. i juae carOe'
'SGtIsy -slr .ow and prices 6r Suyir sa. 6n
hLs al Il e. Mlisses sugar ud l, or Roaming Csha and i
b1re. pafiv Low Csrtrgsl 76 Culi Res~ug Inferior 20
Cs.s5 -7,c. Par 10 Good 7sir 7i4 Gooi Prime if8e
hhi. b5Kes eiGci hiio frbc Havana boxes D. 3 N,s
% D. "a D-i. NO 10 o y fi.f No 3 o i9. . Ti- so. 10
ogss,- ,air dr5cerr s4al.c Brasil D. n V, Ia is "a
si5, D. s. Nos 10 TO 1 a a9c Mn superior EstrA
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7. FIAP-HAZARD.

Bv Kate Field vol Small ito Uniform a Chance Ac
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This volume iyilsd parts Leaves from Lecturers
Noteook and Abroad" The former embraces brilliant
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N1n II The n Y Tribune Of the brightest fresh
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y viii illustrations Literature Art osnos and Hsso-Ihs
Tr6r,e Tribune EItfa ri containing.
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fact which much enhances their value and attTac-
tiveness as an Investment.
The Company now has more than 800 miles OF i"'
road built and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake superior ana tl9
navigation Of the Missouri RTver II has earned t'to
TO nearly ten million acres Of It's land grant ana siS
Of land have thus far averaged - 80 per acre.
Al marketable securities afe received 10 exchange
for Northern Plc.fcs.
JAY ClOgE E. Co,
No. - Wll.-st. N3V-KOrk.
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Sales o Government Bonds.
1000 s. g. IOO r. be 13 5000 Us. 6s Curry BIS lli
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SKINSGoIt dui tui prices have downward ieu feacT
ecepts ~ bates Aspnw ara ~ bsr, Curscoa ses src
bale M1Kcp ID bales Curacoa u halrs amagi Cuacoa
Deer iui aad prices crps
walt and Texas; sales Para .u tue9 Merosu
and Teas We quote:
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on the basis of ll576 to 1881 The details are as
Parker Handy.

The Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000 IN co"
interest and $4,000 called j-2Os. The day business
at the Gold Exchange Bank was: Gold cleared
S42674OOO gold balances 81 55332l; currency Dai-
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MONTCLAm RAILWAY bONDS.
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TheITreaslry balances at close of business to-day
were Currency s7OOO,OOO; coin S755OJOOO; certin-
Gates S3G.OOOOO0.
The following are the official closing rates
for foreign exchange, but business If below;
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The ouotatons Cotton 4nalg 10 qlAS 4o'
more than ha.f grade above below llr grii- lyc-
aALgs DHLiqHiit
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For,rt eete Is ar 2!c th8 ef- months tnl -
on the later With ng a. iBs conessh0n sale - "
lows. all On 0.L1w Malings; - al, o. adj. .
asles evening lt,eT August . p &C., ~ ~ S''
September l.1O &c., HD 3s-, D ID la- v peg '' ,,i-
TOTAL 1900 be % jllr. LV 2 &C.. sl,'
20 ltJ1 lJO " Ilioc. CO.. 1Jlc, 1s ~ j. g. ~ DC ~
uG DO 2l-35c jO 1sc, ~ 3-oc % IIfr 1y i'i
August, lOOD 1ic. 100. - lbc, ~, ~ t5c. | ef ~
20 llc TO- $50 l0I tUsc Lf p 5-bc 7p 1'
5G lD g6. n0 O -.lse O0 nae 0t 20 3-6c SO k. 10.
i7-ilc 5-.Gc $40 - 5o- -, ie. ~.
j6c, 100. 10 Jl0e. 80 10 5Zc-, TO- 10 tc IT, itscV
6a 400 lec. Do - -l6c. 100 10 llc October, - tf,
% 72c bl l8 S0yemlsr loN lsic llJ ia ipc D'-nn
February lO9 lslc Etchangeltr pau 20 e2nss
November August. Total, iJo BALES GfalI ost @''
bales
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In State bonds there was a small business. len
nessees were firm with sales at 79s. Virginia Con
sols sold at 55I. The following we're the bids:
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