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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-12

THE PARLOR COMPANION.
Every Lady Wants one - ... ..
Every Man ought to have one
Sent on receipt of Ten Cents, Address, l.. F.
HYDE & CO., 1875 Seventh Avenue, New York.
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For Assembly.

The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, that he is a candidate for the Assembly,
subject to the Republican Convention, promising
that if nominated and elected he will discharge
his duty faithfully. -----
JOSEPH VANKIRK.
Northumberland, July II, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-12

Agents Wanted everywhere to sell our new
and novel Embroidering Machine, send for illus
trated Circular, to the Mckee Manufacturing
Company, 800 Broadway, New York. ap 19,-1y.
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WAGES

E,OR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
II Any person, old or young, of either sex,
can make from s10to $50 per week, at home day
or,cyening, Wantedb by all. Suitable TO either
City or Country, and any season of the year.
This is rare opportunity for those who a re out
of work, and out of money, to make an indie
pendent living. No capital being required. Our
pamphlet, ''How to make living" giving full
instructions, sent on receipt of 10 cents. Ad-
dress, A. BURTON & CO., Morrisana, West
chester Co., N Y. ... Ap. 10 eowy.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Our New York letter.

New YORK, July 10, 1878.
THE SENTENCE OF W ALwoRTm - IMPRESSIVE
SCENE IN CoURT-TRoUBLEs or NEWSPAPER
MEN-Two NOTED CASES VERY DIFFERENT IN
THEIR REsULTs-JoTTINGs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-07-12

There is one old man before me who can
remember when he alone, of all who now
live here, dwelt beside these beautiful wa
ters. There are few older men aud wo-
men who came afterwards, but he Is the
oldest of those who were born here. How
sOrrowful must be his memory whenit car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11

-
quote sods for Prime aud so46 for
FfREcRAcKERs-Tb market steady quiet; since
last are 500 boxes Golden - 250O Short Count
a. nj ~ anR I'm. 0 Sa h eene the Concession leading TO
business Loose Musca irregular; Pme waa and command
81 but poor neglected CnrraDs steady and iar active
Turkish Pune and higher With Prime scarce and .o as
high quote Layer Rsisns at sra 81 o. Cain at 9
and Cron at Se Dates ~ e. SarHSs ly ' K Is
Tsrfagona and Iycas 2c for Languedoo Barcelona Foe
FIaX@The demand has been fair market sr sales o.
Pair 10 Prime state and Csnsdin Western l 6c nd
spinning Tow gdloe. Green Tow is selling At G@lc 49, To-
lower Good Raw Bone quito m and not Peayi
@ @ & 81 40 10 Their Claim. FOR higher sure, wur
49, M N limited npp, the market closes better dsual
chiefly for good qualities for the London markets Winter aa tlt
= sSsi 81 for No. Chicago spring 81 i3a 81 lS No en-
saso spf1r 81 s. for 80 Mrqts - tlqsl - for
~ for aud 90 ooo bush no 1Eaesse se last
- ~ o' rSsi ana e. 20 % g s hush s State q, 81
M n ., ssS g and oc YER, u aa s The ,,s arc . 900 bush
Ses Ohio Mis a, 4l s w wsS M.d a WS s
ate the latter Tor choice Rye q steady ne de.
Ha a u iai e S s S s Corr I, les active and closes
tsne demand mainly cnsnd 70 slippers the eppy qs0od
bush Daap hot asa Western Mixed at st dsse tor
GUSsEs-Bass ye sad nominay asebanged ss quote
atls co'h 1 a's S S., steady We quote Domestic
hIDRs-Dry HsThs market has besa nOdea ssive daring
F Ss TsSt Ss' & p 5Sss Ssy. Sss Ss White
descriptions lower prices have esea accepted Wet Sailed has' are "a
F PSss ss%sd al En- aoI rspT Leather
c,n na fair PREVAILS pceA Calcutta Hides
are I'D and unchanged Imports oL e mouth o. MAJ l2A
hides and s bales foreign and u So hides IRON Domestic ports
total aud 31 bales This rear el72l hes and Je
Lale, rom foreign eO7 2 hides from domestic total ~ 70
Nae. and Same time 03 hdf aud 70 bas
on foegn slJlsa hides fom doesue Pr Da M 20 hides
M 100 bales Ia ISL l6R6t3 hides aud 5tS bales
Receipts wesk have been 1888 Hides lron foreign ara
issi Hides from domestic Pers Total sai Hides As ioos.
400 FROM Buenos Ayes La Plata 400 fom Vera Cruf ke per
Cleopatra 80 from sAnto poaago yer Somerset g NON IS An
drew Addis WesseI GAlVoson Cy Of Ho'ton
IS New OreAn sherman 1888 I'm New Orleans per CSes
~ from ether sS.m.'e ports ss' sa'' san.as
600 DR. Ayrrs 10 26c, gold, selected SO" Dg
aud Eatre Hos ~ n, AZ stc gsm sseeai 49,
DR. Fe. ~ D. asae sO ssdi St0 DR. kaus Hos sSs
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.


The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined TO close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate of inter-
est than per cent on further issues of its bonds the
limited remainder Of $40 loan Is noU being disposed
ofthrough the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at 1l0 they are in
constant and increasing demand for this purpose,
and will continue to be after the loan is closed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attrac-
tiveness as an investment
The Company now has more than 500 miles Of its
road built and in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri River; 1t has earned title
TO nearly ten million Of its land grant, and sales
of land have thus far averaged s. GO per acre.
All marketable securities received in exchange
for Northern Pacifcs
JAY COOKE g. Co.,
No. 20 Wall-st., Sew-York.
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TUESDAY, June 1o-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, June W.. NJ
The general stock speculation has been pretty
active particularly during the afternoon, though
for a while after midday business became OF less
significant proportions The market opened strong,
and so ruled until after the Board, when sharp
upward movement began in Erie, which carried the
price from G2s eventually to g., the rise being
predicated upon the advance in London to
49I This impaired strong tone to the
rest of the list, and prices all along the
line made an improvement some less, Others
greater. the New-York and Western roads feeling
the advance most decidedly. st. Paul, however.
showed notable weakness and broke down from 81
TO 52I but later reacted to 49, The rally was short
lived, and was followed by another violent raid
upon the stock which later carried it down to 5O3,
Wabash in the meantime going off to 90, and the
whole market from to per cent Pacific
Mail was for wonder quite inclined
to dizziness, the tone of the stock being
firm comparatively at 4OGiOs. There was less dis
position TO press the telegraph stock until the after
noon, the prices to-day moving at S3l down to 500.
OF the investments, Michigan Central was weak,
and sold down in small lots to 96d97. The coal roads
were firm at about 100 for Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. The general market closed weak. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices of stocks
warn follows.
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Glendinninr. DAVIS & AmOry's c

Reading closed III Ghlladelpha hJ llit.
The dispatches from London to-day reported
strong and higher markets for consOls and United
States bonds, the advance. as compared with last
night being quite decided, will be seen by refer
ring to the foreign quotations elsewhere. The Bank
of England gained in bullion transferred TO its
vaults to-day G225,O0O the minimum rate of dis
count being per cent, while the rate
in the open market on three months
bills is One-half per cent below this rate.
This advance in securities and the reduction in
sterling prices gave the goldimarket tone of weak
ness. the price declining TO 1l7l, the range being
1l7.G117l with the bulk Of business at the interme
date figure. The export cearances of domestic
produce for the week foot up in currency valuation
S5,6l4,9i2 which was also against higher gold
Thursday the Treasury will sell $l5OO,0OO gold
Holders Of gold paid to-day, to get their
balances carried 8, 4, and per cent per annumito
fiat The Assistant Treasurer paid out $2,ll3,OOO
called bonds and $4,000 coin interest The business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
$3i 10000 gold balances, Sl,s3l ,G22; currency
balances, $216i 100. The following were the quota
tiong.
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Moptevd.o n n Al Zls cold selected se0 Dry Corsntes n b.
At I3se goH selected 1910 Dry Bntse Rios ni Honsvdso
Kps lp2 h. at 2al7ic gold eeeedi 90 Dfy no Grande seconds
IN M on pvsts terms 1900 Dry California (pa 70 ary D
piss msi 2g Dry Bosois q y, on private 'srns 10 Dry Cen
t H. tzlc fod as they ran $40 DRY hsanoos
"a ~ on private terms Dry AeIican ~ b. % Dse
1O Dry Galveston ipat anVe IfdA n, on pi' terms 100
ry Galveston and Mereaa Kps gd05 pnyite so Dry
southern u h. private 20 Dry sated hat1nont q b.
currency salte Taxas, 10o n on pnyse
1900 Wet sasi CITY stesrs 10 n lc currency y bss Cat
BugIo private The stock on band la ho'
52J bales lssme year 10000 bdes AMI - bae a.
follows 1890 Dry Buenos Ayss &c fOS0 Dry hoateaso ke
Dry Rio Grande son Dry Bogoa Ac, 1000 Dry henan
10000 Dry and Tras 25 bale. Cc1l Bufo. S bales Cal
eafta Ia We duofet
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m senate and House Union Populations Capitals Gov
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| I'M former Fleet ons; The Presidential Elections from the hrt
Election Washington TO the second Election General 1fah
The National Party Platforms Tor ISL And much other interesting
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MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI TWO PORTRAITS aui ILLUSTRATIONS portrait rep,
r Mr. Greeley as he appeared the last summer Of bis life and
being Altogether hke and natural po trait Of him ever pub
i1 TIE volume contains Of Mr. GREELEY. hi last hours,
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The Treasurer of the Northern Pacific Railroad
gives notice in another column that tue transfer
books for the registered bonds viii be closed on
Saturday June H. for the purpose of preparing for
the payment of the semi-annual interest due
lst of Jnly. Such payment will be made by mail
ing TO the address of each bondhoder of record;
and all holders Of registered bonds who have
changed their residences since January are
requested to send new address at TO the Office
of the Company.
A scmi-annual dividend of per cent viii be paid
on the stock Of the Harlem Railroad Company on
the LIST day Of July. This dividend will be paid by
the New-York Central and Hudson Railroad Com
pany under the provisions Of the contract recently
made between the companies. The transfer books
will close on the 30th of June and reopen July 2.
The New-Y0rk, 4Iew-llayen, and Hartford Rail-
road Company have declared dividend of 50 per
share payable July l. The transfer books of the
Company will close on the 18th Of June and reopen
July I.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of
spece) from the Port of NewYork for the week end
ing June 10, 1873 was $56l4,992.
In the table of railroad earnings published in this
mornings TRIBUNE, there was an error in regard to
the Illinois Central. The earnings of that road for
the first five months Of 1879 compared with the
same period for 1872 were follows; 1873 S3,C27O76
1872, S., 953276 increase for lS73, S13,SOO.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, 100; Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road % Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Rail
road. 5jl Gold 1l73.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank of En-
gland on balance to-day is G22j 900.
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L IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Heal Bus-We have Unexpectedly received rev copies
this excellent likeness Of Mr. Greeley he plate was destroyed IN e
Boston frc oTer them 40 the regular price, 81
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Money was easy on call at and per ceh'' "uu
and a per cent on prime discounts, the Market
showing no new features. There Is nothing ho" W
say of Government bonds and prices continue S'rOus
AT late full rates notwithstanding easier gold The
market closed firm ON the basis of 12ls to l22 for
1878. Flax e. Hatch report as follows:
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THE MARKETS.
ICssiully reported for rnE TuHuSs. I


. TUESDAY,, Juas 10, Is7l
BREswAx=ns DarLs remains dull and heavy qao
for Western Aad southern.
BOOTS AND sHOES-JObbs been the
he and he ads of Tia aI las bees
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Cty bank shares sold as follows: Commerce, IIOlj
Park 1881; Merchants, 12l; Fourth National, ll5,
and American Exchange 1921. The following were
the ouotations:
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Qedrhers.

ERENCH TUITION Prof. j. j. BURNER
u desires scholastic Gsclass
schools long erpeneoe good references Address % West 3dst
TEACHERS introduced for all departments.
NTANTED-SITUATlO to TEACH, in a
w fcass SCHOOL, take the entire charge BOARDING
or DAY SCHOOL by Gentleman and hs wife Both graduates
and experience teaching FoT particulars
TEACHER Of Rev. ALONZO FLACK, Ciaverack, n. v
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON. SMITH & COrTIHG. IA Broad-st
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The ouosons are Con store running 10 qualify no'
more than Laf grade above below tne grade qnoei
sALks PRKsgST DELiYERr -,
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Foreign exchange was lower, and leading drawers
reduced their rates to the following QUOTATIONS. Du'
actual sales were lower still ...- .--.,r g.. r
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CnPcy paym'ts sS5s,6b5 05
Cur'ey Distance. 23,2iO,ssl ~
Customs........ $4,000 %
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r, l., b.y. been chiefly for sea7on'be styles though
sesaops sales are Of heavy 70 parties wishing sseg
ri, nearby has been usual AZ s
he year Manufacturers si engaged Old ORDERS apa
qste busy they have had profitable sasop pnes p @ west
Indies and Central has been good which b her ansaA o
re ronh al lime 10 Shoe Laee Webs Dns Ilndngs
ea limited business noted and prices arc OMITTED beng e'SeV
RRnox CORN AND BROOMs-Tbre has been only moderate
business and market steadyi We quoie J@t o
ola Mt.sd sS,5e Tor New d. 5G6c for New Green snl Ite
w., MI % 8roon, are dull s20s3 per dozen for Common
a. dood snd t9as5 50 for Prime 10 Extra per DOZEN
RtIGDIsG has been al aouTe duiontw<
demand Tor BeLs the receipts liberal an Pnes msn hIn
49,. h., Usver.sw Bay aGoat tBO8lOi DO delivered
soG $i2 10 River 500 $si de delivered - @ sl@ ys'
f..g "A S1GTt Croton SI58Sia DO. delivered SI agO
spe 70 Pbl,depha SBQS4O do, delivered, go va ~ o.
Cement IA In fir demand prices without any mae
We ooote Al 4 IS R0sendale. Laths have been Iadht
au amer but puces without changes Sc quote ~ 70 -
% lime l. In moderate and the market - steady he hy
are hr We onote at 81 Is and Lump al o. w. Vei
vftbont change Of importance. We qUOei
oesehp'ous ST. porl.Dd 81 700 70
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ing were the quotations {:

In State bonds there was small business, Us
usual Missouri Skies advanced to 9il. The follow
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b | Ret oil. WelL aIsg,I

less AMI Wta WIN o1'
limited inouiry Tor le fiturr te sales cash and -- are N
f az Nsss on rr yste .r A. d. a. = 10, and ~ IBIS hes
fl4fe OF us
Inc AZ 10 90 and lbs. Mess seller Jus az @l1 p Bel
heavy aud iul: Of 100 uls a. @J9 81 - oi Ii ~ a.
i m son u 81 r Extra Sic ali Packet IS 81 Deer
Te,vg and inactive Hls ll ard tame hesls az
scfce N frmer safe, Of so boxes D7sle h.Is . l. Fni
Ifsrsat lftc OJ CITY SuUdel Hams q tc ~ N ft',o
shoulders at u d8c.. aud Ll' d. do Snesrl At s' D.
Bellies nc 70 ayerayel See a- $500 t fcAlel 49, & rs,
I-ik Bacon is fn and demand f0r tiru r sales oo1f
Western az ai,, AID rs boxes Oy Long @ AZ &
Dressed Hogs IN fair tg-at We ,qlott y u &C. 800 .g1
on bols aud No /; C. Tor IY anu t 10y FA
Prime Stan % to- MLte CRAY u '4ei Tor ii' I "
5.tc 5a1 ts Tor % e. and so es or Aeneu fr AWE
PErROLEUM-Ihc msrAt 100 A,luet uts f-el ts -4ll w.
0vir- 90 tc scarliY OF t ID a- i-
rates asked For cargoes fr luse lc wss ie p7 o. G @ le
Win Western quoted iO. 5rI tv he'd 40 ltc Ce @ w.
ar inquiry &C. for luk uLd c ion bOs e t ql aeSls
spot we're ~ 81! - s. AZ I,us'le - % az ilss S.
Pbadelrh rseg quiet iu t ts,
er June aud iglc JUN LerNe hear SAFES m New 'A o. l
ibis last bali July lgic. and VI I,tN uos zone iA' I
l1lc for September ahl Ostohe-. 49,, .- 4o,,
KICRPrscs have sseiyj Rsngco1 sa e. c'teee ea
paid, aud 2iHJt, gold pa BONA N-4'ila .. 90 '' '- |
The marke: O-.tr was rcfr 1re' p,.
sUGARsGhe.s mas la,Irry ncsa partial a-''nee o. %
sugars and td4c N.Llld io. w'h good r..e ia ~
trlagai staJc No. y Box Csved sa Betas-Ae., 'a'S.
lOIlu1,; NalIs. Ia sc lr br. ulai, o. # ".
poersd and Crushed tov market The druar t N elgs
Was active quoted advance ol tei se k hi ~
fen boxes al Bic Refining Cuba au ' ' 'e-'
Refined also In good nnd e,petal ~ PoNuerea h,
SOAPThe market Is quiet bu, prices have improve '.hs
80 boxes. In lots, a 81 DC. currency. ..,-.lt,
SIEARIN dali and belYy; saeS ot lO ties frme 81
SEEDS-Cloyer quiet ard steady Of &C. for Prue ata 81 "
Timothy dull ami unchanged. 1919 q, o.,
port aud he market Is frm hnt IN prices We IraF4 " -'
sales o bids i0lfc We uuolt
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THE MONEY MARKET.
JUNE 10, 1873.

Er.l. ,..tr I'D q JUNE 10, 1873.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OFFlClAL hrrVni,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE IlubuNHT
FIRST CALL 10l O'CLOCK An
Sales OF Government Bonds - go. =, ,,oi
80 600 USES Curry. be .1llk 1000 u B. 5zo gs
5000 u s. go C., SbcI2O3 10000 u o. ozo H. ' ia
" Is IS R, be .I13 bc.--...-. --s-..''''-N
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COTTON-The the spot has been Only 70
prices without quotabe change we qu"
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a n M - ~
Co.i......... " GSl % Assorted o,s,':.. . ~ n,
TALLOw-Farly active AMI weak sales o. llaD1 M n vsef.
inferior ylc Tor Common and sc Tor Prime OCT OF low" -
Sc free. - -. al ao,-rs, srerss iof
WOOL-We have 20 Moderate demand Al n oflel ~
DesS Feeces The stool Of unusualy inl more
Tor rssy YEAR, psst Pulled have had cute o, 49,,
~ SJ h sck ID his nae ay reduced. In forcgn ihee
feature 10 NOT. aqyr has heeu hght and pcrs ar, ~,
m ,tos Al Il, finds Of Forcn anl We note sass" NoS
Extra ana Psle Al 9se.cL 2e Sceura "a n fsI.s
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sr, on prvate terms. - bales Australian AZ aVt =. M
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