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The shapments during zach OF the last twentyol
ween amounted to $40. 75s, l57, namely
VV1" SV
Week ending.
..s3O,75s,l57

AT the early session Of the open board the stock mar
ket sxopg New York Central sold at 11oS 1l0K;
Erie 6AX abs; Reading 1919 l0l,s; Michigan Sou
them, 80x 81; Rock Island, 1929 1929; North
western, q AK; DO. preferred, o.; Western Union
Telegraph. s5X q %.
Az tho nFst regular board the chief activity
Hned 70 NSw York Central and Erie which also the
strongest OF tho railway shares New York Central
closed higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie
y, Hudson River u, Rock Island Y, Northwestern
*. Fort Wayne ~ Atlantic Mail u, Western Union
Telegraph y. Reading was Il lower; Michigan SOU
them &, Cleveland and Pittsburg u, Cleveland and
Toledo y. Government securities nrm and mode
rately active axes Of 1881 were y higher. 5-20's
Of 1852 4, issue Of 1854 y, issue Of 1865 4, 1910
coupon X, 1910 notes. second series, 4. Tennessee
SKIES declined e.
At the open board at one o'clock the market was
active and Q sharp advance took place. New York
Central sold At ll1S 1l2 Erie, 65,s; Reading, lo1k
10lk; Michigan Southern SIX; Illinois Central, 122;
Cleveland and Pittsburg 70 D. 81; Rock Island, 1oSk
Northwestern. ASK ASK; do. preferred, ok a67x I;
Fort Wayne. 1907 10lh; Western Union Telegraph,
30 3sh. Subsequently New York Central experienced
further rise to l12k 1l3 and Erie to 66S CO.. but
the Improvement not fully sustained, and at half
past ave O'Clock the following quotations were cur
rsps:-New York Central, 1l2H . l12H Erie, e5% q
o.; Hudson River, l2ok . $50; Reading 1917 l02;
Michigan Southern, 81 s2x; Cleveland and Pittsburg
70k So Rock Island, 1881 1857; Fort Wayne 1907
l01x Northwestern, 43x 43k; do preferred. o7ss
a67h; Pacific Mail, 14lH a 142; Ohio and MIssissppl
certificates 26k 81; Western Union Telegraph, 36k
s3sk.
Tho following Is q comparison Of the prices current
n the first board yesterday and on the same date last
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc GAL.
SATURDAY. Oct. 5-aPI

SATURDAY, Oct. 5-0PM
The most conspicuous feature Of affairs in Wall street
to-day was the continued rmnes Of the stock market
lin the face Of the monetary activity which has
prevailed during the last three days. but particularly
yesterday and this morning. The leading railway stocks
haye evidently been upheld by artificial msans q
strong combination having bsen formed for this
purpose. whether money will be sufficiently easy
next week and Afterwards 70 sustain the market
Ut the advanced quotations remains TO be seen !;
but the probability Is that the resistance which
d being made 70 the natural OF monetary Affairs
VIII NOT last much longer for stocks like water, win
sooner or later find their level and the street s too
sArswd 70 play into the hands Of the bull clique By
taking tho load on their shoulders
The strngsncy Of yesterday continued until after the
banks had made their clearances, and money was with
Of per can't In addition. After o'clock, how
svs loans were made more ssly at per cent BY
The banks and t1s effect Of this changs for the besr
va soon fe the Stock Exchange The Of the
anocSaez banks for the week show very important
cnA9sa TIE loans have BEEN contracted 70 the sxtsat
g -Four millions and the deposits have been drawn down
while the legal tender have increased
esoo. 0o0 and the specie has been reduced $l3oo00
the gold market was steady, the range OF the day
having been from 144 to l45 with the opening trans
actions q l44x. The closing quotation was 144x q
144X, Loans were made rates ranging from to 10
per cent per annum. and l1o per cent till Monday for
carrying and also without interest The gross clearings
amounted SOL oo0 the gold balances to ST. GA
and the currency balances to 81, sos ,ss9.
The daily range Of the market during the week
foloWs;--
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world, the Credit Mobiler Is doomed institution. II
has proved they say that exaggerass prosperity and
the theory which Il was based-nay, they say that
even In prosperous days only creates wealth ind
Others, however hold thss il has rendered great ser
vices that lis present endorsements are only one OF
the ordinary incidents OF banking and speculation and
that whom they are overcome Il Q prosperous
career again. Whichever OF these two opinions may
turn out 70 be correct one thing certain and that Is
u has locked up all its capital and more than its capt.
tai, In the Immohiliere Company-a company whose
o us s Q re IN building ground 70 construct ,e.
fundamental rule Of banking and speculation
namely. that rssouroes must always bs kept available
the chief responsibility OF the present state Of things is
thrown on the Messrs Persire, nos only did they
sas. %: %Ss. The ss but
they exercised dictatoral power that in many i'm
portans matters they abstaned from consulting their
co.drectors. Il Is thought not unlikely that they will
before long retire
London journal OF the 18th ult in speaking OF the
returns Of the trade Of the United Kingdom during The
nrst half Of the present year. says that although they
show decline OF about 5K per cont in the money
value OF the expectations. compared with tho
spending period in 1884 they indicate great pros
pority:-
The trade Of the past year IA per in
Of all former experience, and when II Is borne In mind
that this year the dlmnution is partly caused by the
decline In the price Of cotton and therefore, that
osStoo - re8alus inc eCual positlon oI industry more
apparent than real and also that whatever elements
unsound speculation may have existed at times have
since bean entirely sxtingushed that whatever
ness has been transacted must have been unusually
sound, IL will be there Is TO regard the
present total az u least equal in positive importance TO
the highest yet reached. clear proof Is thus afforded
that all the painful depression still prevalent and the
anomalous difficulties that have every day to be
tored in questions OF credit due solely to the dis
trust from the panic the persistent form impaired
tQit BY the needless maintenance last summer OF the
10 pei Gent ratio Of discount long after the entire col
lapse description Of Legitimate adventure IT.
after the storm had fairly expended itself, money bad
stoned by fright would have been less urgent and
return healthy operations having thus been facili-
taed should at this time have Witnessed the
OF employment for y at psE cent being Sought in vain.
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There was abatement Of pressure TO sell govern
mont securities at the counters Of the leading Dealers
and the market closed firm Al the subjoncd quota
lions Registered, 1881, 1loh 1loL coupon,
1881. 1ioK l1o7s s.2o's registered, 1852 ia,
. l14x; sos, coupon, 1862, ll2K 1929: SOS,
coupon. 1864, 1885 losk; s-2o's. coupon, 1865.
1851 100; do. DO, January and July, 1915
. lo7k s-2o's. coupon, 1857, 1917 . 1914; 1o-4os,
registered. 100 1904; 1o<os coupon, 1ooI 1907.
June 7so's 100 a 1854; July 1905. 100 q loo.:
October compounds 1894 lloA llsx; December do.
do. fisk l1sk; MAY DO, 1855, ll7x q NIX;
August do do, ueH 1le'S; September do. do, ll5ss
. ll6X October do. do, ilsh 1lssx.
The foreign exchange market vas nrm In tone, but
inactive. Bankers bills England % sixty days,
1Oek lOoK; at three days, losk no. commercial
BILLS l0sk 1907 bills on Paris - SIXTY dsys 51sx
GIeE; q three days, Sis s.llh. Other bills were
80
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Paris correspondent thus discusses the present pre-
carous condition Of the Credit MobIer the stability and
success OF which were until recently unquestionsd:
The belief vas entertained that tho MobilIsr altar
getting 35oo,oOof from The bank, could easily Obtain
an sana sum on such security a. II was disposed 70
ths cty CONTRARY to expectation, however the affair
has turned out 70 be not 80 easy and up TO this
meut 90 FAR as my information goss u has not been
definitely concluded This little contsecmps has even,
on dit made some Of the directors not quite % willing
give their signatures TO the bank as they were
Ali events the arrangement with the bank though,
stated accepted by the latter has not as yet been
officially announced.
In The opiaisn Of large portion u tho nnspeial
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London papers comment on the above ~ follows
This return indicates continued quissnss In bushes.
On the 18th. which settling day on the Stock En-
change the clearing Ices than usual on such occa-
sons indicating no revival In that quarter and aftsr
that lapsed 10 about the daily average or she past
month The clearing almost exactly corresponds 70 the
state Of the money market The quantity Of bills 10
small and therefore the clearing 10 small and there u
reason suppose that q Is materially affected By
the check clearing II would Be- desirable however 70
see distinction made between the check and the bill
clsaringa
The return Of the Bank Of France for the week end
ing September 10 shows the following changes when
compared with the previous account Increase
a,soo,ooof; notes, s,ss3.Ooo; Treasury balance
l,707,ooof Dscrsasc-Bis discounted, a3s 00oG pri
vate accounts, $500, o00f Advances stationary with
the increase Of shown the total stock Of
coin and bullion in the French Bank 10 raised 70
f33,o11 900.
The bank aud open market rates for money in the
leading Continental cities annexed at The latest
adv,ces.
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soaT Of NEW yuaS. OCTOBER S, 1857.


Steamship City Of Antwerp tBr. Mrehcase Llvsrpoo-y
Steamship VIM Penn tBr,. Bllinge. Losdou-HowiAnd .
steamship Britannia (Br) Laird Giasgowr Macdonald
Aco. ao"~u
sesmshp aeorsn beaten Vera an sor
Steamship Corsica tBrL Lie Messurler Havana and Mas
sssm:Rp Lsssn. SS Arss' Cow
Steamship San Salvador. Nickerson savannah-aarrson
steamship Champion, Lockwood chareston--n Nor
!, steamship W Clyde. Powell. Wilmington, Nc-James
steamsAIpLousa Moore Wallace Newbern-Murray. Fer.
Steamship Niagara. Blak:man. Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Valley Cry. Tomlln Asxandria-J Hand
Steamship Frauconia Sherwood Portland-J = Ames
Steamship Key West, Radoif, Boson-Benncr. Brown
s,eamsno Glaucus, Morgan. Bos,on-w civdc
v Steamship Acashnct, Kelly New sedford-Ferguson &
ship Yorktown. Driver London-Grinnel. Mnturn 4 Co.
BARK perel OBJ, Caldwell, Bristol E-Andrsw Lindsey.
Bark s Ssr si saas.o s Phps ssyer
- Brig Mary HAM, Dahl, rernambuco and Bahla-Funch.
Brig Eliza Thomson, Wright. $, Johns rR-L Ar
Brig suzanne, Simpson, Demarara--E 7 Smith Co.
brig Mari Oliver (Br), Cow ST Johns NF-Crandali, Um
schr Ricardo Barros. Farmau, Point q Petre-B Wen
:, schr carslla (Br Taylor. St John. NIP Nevius
soSr 7 Waller, Franklin. Key West.
schr Il Brown Rodman, Wilmington. NC-Jonas Smith
ss sr Pay,ss Weaver NorfG,sBsntley Miller Thomas
shr sEaesss FRsssaa c'~''a
Steamer Steamer hs cssSI Nichols Piadsiphia
So. Arrived.
Steamship wessr tBrsm), wenke Bremen Sep, a. via
@ o %as Hd Hook s P 70 qs
AM I
AN both bound r15,ns
Steamship Gsucls. Morgan. Boston
sS nsy psssoa V:o" % days with mde
to chss .i II Marshall 4 Go. ''''s'p''' 80
Brig Xr!siai West OBJ. P.ou Antwerp 50 days, with
ss salts l.. oh inst a SsS"E
BIis Ami. Collins lBTl Smith, windsor, Ms. days. with
sfpi er si ssn
sS Ssssnss baker Aadis sSI,s, Ct o en- w,,
o ]. @ so Smith sAulee Ms days with .p,r. to
seSr SonssrysslSe. Boyd Wilmington, NC. sday,
scSr Maria H EiiSassh, ssssr. yiisni. -
ss$r S SIss s' HSsssr. .Ss lSss'sl.
seSr ! ) Vaughan, vaughan, Virginia.
sssr R.n %ss.' sSw ssn:T virginia. x'fsaa
ssSr s dsssss s sssss Sss.sssoSS DC.
schr Bpdsall, Brdsail Baltimore.
Schr Eliza Jane. Jansen. Baltimore.
Schr Decorra, Clark. Machias.
Schr Daley Hall. Bangor.
Schr Adrianna, Eastman. Gardner. 6 days
Schr s Dyer, Dyer. Franklin
Schr st Lucar, Nelson Rockiand.
l Schr Bay state Basse;t Black Kock.
l Schr l. + Smith. Crie Boston,
schr Lucy, Clark, Providence.
! schr NJ Waller. Franklin. stonington for Key West
sailed.
Steamship Britannia. Hammonia, st Laurent Denmark
City of Antwerp, Midway Corsica, Georgia, Champion
Levant Cortes San Salvador, VIM Clyde. Niagara.
knight. Niagara. Louisa Moore Valley City and Francona
ne FOR ADDITIONAL SHIFTING ISrRLLi0ENcE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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Chicago Journal o. THURSDAY says Of moaesary A.
fairs at that point
The local money market prssente no new features.
The volume Of business was r1e more active than on
yesterday though some institutions complained that 1t
a rather quiet day. The demand for discounts was
exceedingly moderate, though there was good inquiry
for currency and several large remtances made
10 tho interior also some to Milwaukee, where currency
Is reported very SCARCE The offerings OF sight bills were
scarcely SO large Owing to the falling or in the shipping
demand, caused by the advance In prices
The market for N8H York funds opened weak, and
gales were made between banks at n or Later in the
day &c heE9 RI Eansactons at Is Is cents discount
mostly al The inside hgure Al which the market closed
steady Some Milwaukee checks were taken at 80 cents
oil. ~he counter rates unchanged. Depostors
were allowed Asoa, and NO checking was done below
par.
Cincinnati paper OF the same date rcmarks:-
Exchange Is still irregular, but rather scarce In
the aggregate than II was yesterday.
The money market Is kept In rather close condition BY
steady we'll distributed demand and only moderate re-
ceps Currency that been distributed to the coun
try the movement Of gram, docs not seem 70 return
TO the business quarters.
Annexed statement Of the business transactions at
the Sub.rrsasury in this city for the week ending TO-
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The exports Of specie from the port within the week
aggregated only $2s7Sss Of which the following are the
dstails:- 49,,
OQtossr 3--Steamer Russia, Liverpool
{exican slver..... eosVoo
October 3-Steamer Bremen, Bremen
GAIA and silver bars. a .12e 500
Brush gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2045
Cold and SILVER bars So. ...... .... 4s4so
Mexican silver =. ray. 1000
Foreign silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
British gold. IN. An"..r' 1osss
Foreign silver A. $50
Gold bars Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Total for the week .207 1913
The shipments during zach Of the last twenty one
Neek1 amounted to $40 75S. ISL namely
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The following is exhibit OF tho condition Of the
Bank Of England September Is and at the CORE.
spending period in each tie last years together
with comparative view Of the bank Of discount
and the price or consols:--
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
HoIsoRow--M oGRIDGE.--0a Wednesday, October 2 a.
the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. j. w.
TrmbIe Isaac H. third OF Henry Hoborow, Esq, OF
Nav York city, TO A., eldest daughter Of Jehn
Mogridre ESQ, OF Hudson City, N. ,.
Bristol (England) pspsrs please copy
noupn-BusDsALf.- Thursday, October y ~
Ave O'Clock, AZ ST Paul's church. BY Rev Dr. Haight.
Joar Il. Monnrs 70 GnAcs A. BuRpsAL, both Of Js1sey
'iHcErRoy-TRrrEs In Philadelphia, on THURSDAY
evening September 20, BY the Rev John Chambcrn a
The residence Of the brides sister, Mr. A. g. McELHoy
Of this CITY 70 Miss EMMA " Tnrrns daughter OF Jecob
Trites Esq OF Philadelphia
OspHrus-BAmAS.-At Troy, on Tuesday, Octobr !.
bv The Rev Father Havsrman, DAVID w. 0RPnKuA OF
New York city, 10 Miss ELLEN BASHAn, Of Troy.
a bv the Rev. J. J. Lord, JoHS H. Vas vALw 70
KArs e. daughter OF Geo. Il. Rice, ESQ.,, both OF this
city.
Died.
Acssw.-suddenIy, JoHS X. AGNw, son OF John and
raabella Aonew. aged 10 years.
THE funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon,
from Mr. Daniels Mortified street, Stamford, Conn.
Arrrrrsox Friday morning. October ., MAnrHAs
wife OF Joseph Abertscn, IN the 7sh year Of her ere
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invites -
Yhseenth street. between Sixth and seventh avenues,
this sunday afternoon, al half-pass one O'Clock.
AmnuRowR--On Thursday, October 3, Ans H., wife
OF 9. W. Ambureer, daughter Of James knight, Of this
Funeral services will be held At the rssdspcs Of her
father Is West Washington place. this Sunday alter
noon At -four O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited
Nov Orleans papers p,sass soyy
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HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER g. lss7-rRIPLE SHEET

port for the week ending October compare with the
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The following Is the Official return OF the checks al
bills cleared at ,he Bankers Clearing House; Londo
for the week ending September III =
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Tho rate for prime bankers bills ai sixty days, OF
England. was quoted thus on the undermentionet
dates:--
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To, ent at the port ST. 257 $s175e75 $780, 223
Chicago Journal Of Thursday says Of m0aetary ai-
fairs at that poiut:-
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T OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS I

y .OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS !
Il Being desirous of retiring from bust
ness, l offer for sale the Ebens5my Foundry,
with all its appurtenances, including all the
real and personal property thereto belong
ing, the engine, patterns, TASKS, &c. Also.
all the stock, manufactured and unmanufac-
tured, consisting of Threshing Machines,
Cooking Stoves. Parlor Stoves, Plows and
Castings of various kinds. As am deter
mined to sell, purchasers may rely upon get
ting any or all the above named articles
cheaper than they can be had anywhere else
in Pennsylvania The public are invited to
call and judge for themselves
July A, 1867-6m. E. GLASS.
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STRAY OW.-Came to the pre-
~ misses Of the subscriber. residing in Car
roll township, Cambria county, about the
1st Of August last, a DARK BRINDLE
COW, apparently between and years of
age, having short crooked horns and several
white spots on its body. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away. otherwise
She will be disposed Of according to law
Oct. "a, ls67-3t. JOHN AGER.
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SCOTT HOUSE

Rai'' Street. Johnsto'cn, Cambria Co., Pa,
A ROW & CO., Proprietors.
Pills HOUSE having been reitted and
elegantly furnished, is now open for the
reception and entertainment of guests. The
proprieors by long experience in hotel keep
ing feel confident they can satisfy dis
eliminating public.
Their Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines
Jan. 81, 1867. Gy.)
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ALTOONA ADVERTISEMENTS.
THARTFORD
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.

We are now prepared to insure LIVE
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o. Col. VIM. K. PIPER, Ebensburg, has
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GOE'S DYSPEPSIA en-


This great remedy for all DISr.V
THE STOMACH is the discover -
ventor Of Goes valuable C5u5l
while experimenting for his own Is,r.
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had before yielded to nothing IN. i,
The almost daily testimony lror
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there Is no disease caused bv = Il
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Dizziness it stops In thirty minu.a
itY Of the Stomach It c0rreets at once d
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TT is PERFECTLY HARNLESI
Its unprecedented success Is 5xin,
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Nearly every dealer in the CaitE I
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&. G. CLARK & Co, Prce.I
March 14.-eow1y. New Hl7sl,
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HOTELS.
GRANT HOUSE,
~ HemioeIz- Cambria Co., Pa.
JOHN WILKIN, ProDrieior.

This House has been reftted. and offers
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In the vicinity. The Proprietor, after long
experience in the business, feels confident he
understands the wants of the public. His
TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies
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wines and liquors. By constant attention
and due care for the comfort of his guests
the Proprietor hopes to merit liberal share
of patronage. [mayle.1v.J
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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PHOTOGRAPHER.
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T N9. LLOYD & GO.

DRIVATE SALE.-The subscri-
& Der offers at Private Sale two valuable
tracts of TIMBER LAND, situate in Jack
son township. Cambria county, and known
as the Lloyd Property" ALso-Four 9TH
er valuable tracts of LAND, situate in Cam
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the pensacola Property" ALso-TWO
FARMS adjoining the borough of Ebensburg
-one containing about 100 acres; the other
about $50 acres. The buildings are all in
good repair, with never-failing springs of
water near the houses.
DT Persons wishing to purchase or sell
Farms or Timber Lands, will do well by
calling on me before buying or Offering them
for sale. F. A. SHOEMAKER,
ap.11.tf. Atty at Law, Ebensbu1g.