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published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
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Sic arSete Werbreitnne.

DIE gireuIalipn bsr .ptnaTslpantI6 o.
6faatss 9situns" IN Daupbin County
10 ersen als bic tr8sne sinsr anbfrsn IN pat
risburs ersrudisn etnii9tn sesr sng!llntn 3tl'
tuna. Sis bisist btsbalt bic bette @tltstilpsit,
anieissn In bitism abtilt ets Stdaiss s'hs
pttis DsTbrEimns ~ perI9aitfn.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ExwYosx oc 9-BEsvKs-Preah arrivals were 81 9o
responding Ih., 5s few euy.n IL the n..s
places and trade vas very dull m soces D e a nS, ,Sa %
S;: g, ',n. :, s
sold a. ssl2' 2 D. ars:; % 10
ss':5 % s's.
to dress IS 20 Ohio ,s.I, strong s E at lle' to d'e
aspis.o1 .M o. MyS;, 80 4, oIs steer; s.s q
yery Virginia 94 ewI at Is s ID. to DIRE"
Martin Fuller CO. 70. Meyer, Co % v,'sini, steers.
'TS's W,: e. f' % IS s RI fs';. CO. 81 r. .. average.
E1sss s.sss Z % For e M. S'fi. z Co CO
Benjamin w..hen. for B. Doy 20 Ohio steers e e~t, At
fsS " D..t. 50 O9 OH a. ts IS SIS i' live "'s"
were $50 head making ~! for four a.y'
quotations. but there DO demand to speak o and bat s"
Judd Buckingham sold Stat. sra., 50 bead and
Hume Elliott sold 10 State calves at $40 head mill, FED
do l56 at l0c b heavy do $50 d. at &C. and
SHEEP LAss.-Af7,. to-day "A cars At fort[sishh
. I.1s 30 n9 . f sp a.. s; M s. e. & % sssi for
she tune las. wees The weakness O;ed yesterday was more
sheep and rather s.a more 'o II o. sen .%S amt ms 10
from 7'.: number carOads GnOd at n and
Pdcoes .ci 1923 Ohio lambs. 81 average Size %
b. a e % % @ 5sns a. a. sheep @ 30 - d. s B. so 90 CO. and nd
j. Js@s. mes klJy i sheep ICl s's en-;
Sci POS Canada lambs II Id. at % and ~ state do % d. a.
Hume Elliott sold 90 very State sheep and lambs mixed
67 average Sc 10; % Ohio sheep. So %. W 594 70 sSte
do 81 State lambs 80 ID, At ic ~ do % 10 AZ
7sc 96 DO 81 rb &c. and 32i Canada do u 10 at I'ie
judd Backingbsn sold 220 sheep, 50 10 at 5
ID Al do lOl ~ at G; 32 Ohio 81 10, at aA ~ stat"
lambs "a H. At Tsc and 208 DO, 5Dl2 n. at bS4c ~
% 5000 hogs masng ~ heaa
egn le,43i os the same time @ wees
There was bat little inquiry hog aud good coTBei
had 6d6- g ID. LTch sold oO3 Oho hos lnl
average 10 100 70. and lli do 2lT ID, az 50 bZ2 T.
H. Reid sold hog 227 ot So 81 q 100 10 sni
II pigs 81 Dressed Logs we're Alhg Dee sAu
closed hrmer at SlsdSi9; q ID.
ALpANY 9CArrLEReceipts of cattle fT the week d
against 726 falling of lbs head Pnees rule re-
aud I refused o
prime Illinois, Averaging 1Io bi 5ie was also eiused
for another averaging $50 M Fo!0vngfs the rne o. pntes
obtained: Premium S7as7 75 100 NJ; extra. $6 75as7 Lr
81 90: secondcS - 1899 cS thdc-i u Id
! asa SO; Inferior " jOdSJSS
sHssP AND market opened active AMI steady ' last
decline Newior folio we'd here
by failing OF OF M lambs or The week, 16
against II last obtained sheep3l d4c or common
fair fair good aud &c r Lambs 0a1 % iof
common to fair; 5L2d6c for fair good; 1c for extra
MLCH COvs.On CARLOAD OF ordinary go""
bring $40; demand nrss
BUFFALO Oct ?-CArr E-Recp today. lill heal making
the total .uppy 1887 heat t can,
against 6Si time last week sales conhneh ph
cpy -ets trade large bunch soh was 10 bet
averaging o5l D. 81 21 three or iorr oao' OF s
Texans he'd over
sHEKP LAxBs-Recpts to-day l20O head making The totl
15oOO head sgcnst lOSOO head Tor
the Pres trm durng the but To-Day
sG 7 Canada sheep ~ - onlT sales retoid vera
500 sheep ranging from 50 to " ID made yesterday
~ 100rJ %
lat week prices shade lower logAe 70 oOdsCi
hea hogs, IS
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

rSD,y Oct 9-l2:3O D. m.-nted States FTetwettg Fonf.
ls65. old lO2,: l034: New fiye lVs BIC si
vay shares, 231.; no., preferred, J2 ,-.,.
ItyRRpoo Oct, 9-l23O nc toB Is que, and unehaDgf1
saes ~ bales neuag 1000 for speculation aul e or US
aes Of e 2 900 bales Of which 1000 were sea
for export ard 10000 for speculation The sock pG oS ooo
bales lS9 900 American. The receipts oi tie "eek
iueGng 5000 American acua. export 1OO
b,les The stock 2S 900 bales including 5000 American
The receipts Wheat three days have Jeen 2oOOO quar-
tiers including 22 900 American no, .-,o, g, l.,
dispatches quote ReBtes at 81. 31c. ,.,..
% mCotoa-Saes on he b1s OF Aiddlus
Upanis Good Ordinary ei oobe aud Hovenoe
az vi; Breaduhs quiet Iaorns Nh,e Wheai average
GIO p eentsl; Red Western SPnag az eerSL feas 80
i6 ~ Quarter Canadian beef so q uerce Cheese OU Y
cgt for the grades Of American Eae. oooo
IyEaPoo Oc 93lj MOI the Cotton Gales todiy oSOo
bs were Anercan tie bass Of hddLng Upauds not
ho shipped N0FemJeT aaI December at Oi
do below Low hiddlgI deliverable OetoIe at IJIOd
LoyDoy Oct g-Spirts Pe;foelp l3 La I'D q gsL
.. nThe amJnnt Of bullion gone into the
pank Of Eng b5ane to-day $4,000 Enc Railway shares
2S DO preferred 81 Pars dispatches quote Rene at 6z zoe
oNpoS Oct 95 Psrs dispatches quote Rens at b@i 3Jc
Ivrnpool oct 9-5 D. Fabrics Manchester
quiet but firm ~ - n, Ill.
LoNDoy 9Eyenng -Liuseed OIL, "a cT sPns IHIpen'
tine. 20 ga 2G 6 = cwt , -. -
IiytKPooL Oct g-igening.-Linseei OF, 2Si y cgt.
LoNpoy oct 0-2:0 p. -Lae Railway slar. - The k' re.
port printed beng read bT pge 70 the Stock fr-
ctange page ~ Bnc advances reccfs Ac'
cordlg to IT. purp0rt.
LONDON Oct. d-3 ?. n-Ene RiilyaT shares. ZSi342ss.
9:lJp The rate OF discount IN the open mat'
ke nDuh, bs cent "hieh Is per cent o'"
lgALl Ere Railway sh4.esi - ga %
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

terms; 10000 n sprine Csheni,, Bouy, 2se 5000
Nedium Feeees private terms 90 Cape a32
cash 5000 Pan SIiorns .nsh'I, Bury private terms, 10000
29e 600 bags Soc 1000 bags Medium rnvshed
private TERMS Lake private terms sseae Port P ard
New Zealand sac Spring California private terms 280OO
terms: so s,g. sG pss s.T: H & ss
ma BURY 22c 1000 Pallet. private ermsi 5000 ID
Texas private IL 900 Medium Unvashed prvase terms
Pps do 36c 81 bales private terms 5O0O
Medium unxa,bed 4oc 5000 Western Fleece: poe; I5go
Spring California IL 900 Fall private term' z51 bars
Super Pulled 40 bags Secured private terms gbs
0h BI,rs pnvs terms bags Short private terms ~ ose Ben
Pulled private 20 No Pulled private terms - osgs
Secured California private $50 bales Cape Tor the sos'oo
market
3Th. markets has had
dsmpenns effect here business showing pur-
The demand slack the sales for sgggang 200
900 D. We good Fall. lsa2oe Extra Choice 2la22e
l3nl5e Bsrhy descriptions Woods bpd there
q nght o warehouse; stock is ineres snE
WHISKY fairly active and values shade sales Of 300
Al 81
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
FRIDAY, Oct. 9-P. VI.


1t is a sufficient description of the stock market
to-day to say that it like unto that of yester
day We saw the same effort to sustain advance
prices, the same temporary partial success and the
same final failure. with the slight difference of a
decline in every active stock upon the list to-day
comparing to-nights closing prices with last nights
while there were three OF four exceptions TO the
rule Yesterday The volume of business has been
comparatively light. though somewhat larger than
Yesterday. The market opened fractionally lower
than the closing prices of last night, with only two
or three exceptions Then followed slight decline
which was recovered before midday. and was fol-
lowed by another slight advance and so the market
zigzagged to the close, the bears finally having the
best of it. The prices were doubtless more or less
influenced by reports and rumors such as have been
rife for several days past, and the now almost
universal refusal of railroad officials to continue the
former practice of publishing weekly and monthly
reports of their earnings. renders the dealings at
the Stock Exchange more subject to these rumois
than ever before. We fully ndorse the structures OF
morning. journal upon " rumor n.ongers." but fail
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

to see that b is any less fb when published for
the purpose of bullng the stock market than when
done for bearing it. Would it not be good thing
for the Stock Exchange to take some action
upon this matter of reporting earnings similar 10
that taken few years since in regard to the secret
issues of stock, that they and the public may have
some protection from loaded dice in the hands OF
favored directorsf The leading stocks to-day nave
been Lake Shore. of which 200 shares changed
hands; Union Pacific, 49, 100 shares; Western Union
2s,4OO; Erie 26,4O0; North Western, $500; Pacihc
Mail, 1sGOO Ohios, 6,7OO Wabash 5000. and 81.
Paul, 24OO In comparison with last nights closing
prices, Central and Hudson. Del, Lack and West
ern and Union Pacific declined each ! per cent;
Panama. Quicksilver and Rock Island. each / ONO
and Mississippi, /; Harlem and st. Paul, each -
North Western. Pacific Mail, and Western Union
Telegraph each Hannibal and st. Joseph. ana
Lake Shore, each ; Wabash, II; and Erie, IL. Inc
market closed weak. The opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

D.
AsHPsre recent. for the past three DAYS 100 PACKAGES
dull and prices nominal o2 Tor ro anu 'c' io
Pearls ,..-..- ... s,,ro.
BEEswAX-The market fairly sctve but at rather esr n2aes
Of 1000 10 at 3Od3l oc for Western ana oo9her' "A
CANDES-There dem and at ahou former hgu "A
amantne l3dl32ci Il o. at l5d 10 oz 81 ~
II % suerm At 2Se Patent 3Sc and Parafne al 20
Broom CORN-T market quiet but steady Brush Cnoiee
Short Green b 9l0c Green ur Cholce o13c ureen ouo
and Me iiun dsc., and Rel and Reitipped 61Ie . a.,
COTTON-Fo spot Cotton have to notice an s1anceoi & TO-
and there was mproyemen but the market az the
close quiet the shipping ports to-day are 10 80
bas This Cav last week 2jS bales this day last l2olo
bales total since Sept l. zl6S9O baesi same time last year
lg2 g22 bales consolidated 70 da receipts 1851 bales exports
fa Britain bales; exports Continent 500 bales stoc IN
NewYors "a 926 bales; consolidated stock l99lo bales Tine
averages forward deliveries officially reported were
as follows October l5l5c; Soyembe, l5lye pecenoe,
Ia ac Jsnu4rv February 10 O3c March 10 4oc Ap
is Soc May June l7S First Call 100 bales October
at II 732e; 800 do, Novem6er i24ci 2VW do peeemoer
6 532c; 100 do 10 3l6c 100 do March 10 total
400 bales second Call 100 bales October 10 o5 Z2OO
Mach III IL 81; June. lIi4e total 9oo oaes
Quotations standri OF cas'ncaoa 10 o Sep to
not tbso nAn
100 .noy, or below the quoted - amin -,
Good ord l4S Low Mid, l5is uool n'h' lo2
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

Do 10 arrives 81 30 fovh kentoet, sndflo 600 bash No.
demand, sales 10000 bush Canada West 81 42o$l A.
and $500 bush Tworowed state 81 81 20 70 arrive soon
81 6l cash. and $50 bush Western on private terms Later The mar
5000 bush Prime private Oats setive for
demand for prices better the -
1855 900 bush New Ohio Mire at 6i1d634 Whte o5p
e5te Western MiIsd at sao.t Wa,e &
900 bush at "a 66t % TO ave this month snd
"a arrive the half Of November Rye better and qu
sales 100 bush State at % a5 eus
Corn better though closing the demand largely or me home
10000 bush Western Mxsd a 97dJ7 nc tne
inside price $4,000 bash do White s 81 ssl 05 DO
yellow at 81 lad9S2c
GUNNIBs-Ihe inquiries still light and quotations are un
changed l3 for heavy averages Of Domestic Cloth lug of
CslcuttA 13 Borneo Goupore and lie for BAGS
FRUTTSFor foreign dried the market has not improved For
Rans there limited demand with prices for most descriptions
steady Euts met with limited inquiry and In prices We note no
change Almonds inactive and quote before We quote fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
The bids for stocks at the close, as reported d.
Messrs F. b. Wallace a. Co., were:

The London market was reported weak Tor cereaIs
and securities Erie dropping to 2ss on the pubca-
ton of the reports Money in the open market was
an eighth below the minimum Bank of England rate
CS per cent? and the Bank gained fS2OOO in bullion
Frankfort advces report the money market there
stringent at Al per cent the Bank rate being hve'
The foreign exchange market was dull and sales
were reported at concessions from the nominal rates
Gold was dull and firm, with forenoon sales at !lo
and afternoon business at 110s. good demand LOT
cash gold is reported, and borrowers were paying
1-64 g. a. 81, 2, and per cent. The import entries
of dry goods at the port of New-York for the week
ending to-day were S2Ol9347 in gold coin valua-
ton. The amount marketed footed up S2,lS9,%O.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin in
terest and $4,000 in redemption of called fye-twen-
ties The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared 49,. S96,00O gold balances
81 4hS $50 currency balances 81 1.GO6198 Inc fOl-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
beio" the efd1e puo.e ,r1ui,r
rdinary, l2.s S.nc, uI 100 S'' - Coal MID Ia
,ALE. yoH PRs.ESr DELIVERY
Total Al........,,,......'.'i,o ,ooi

,,.s'S ~ 49,. .hovs are 665 bales to arrive . - .,,.
fair business bu' az ver'
Earl, in the day an improvement Q. {1
lost ogrlber WIN ~
~ months foogs, all on oass o. 10"
on s. last sysrng after October 200 10 ed sSs
tL an IT, apnsry ZOO 1880; 100 10 2o'3Ie nafen an ~
4gV 25s 800 ltLc; April 200, 10 3l6e Nav loo
& 100 30. total 800 bales Sales toIF up 70 % - y S
G aO : 5,2c 500 10 1879 300 10 te aoo, 10 oo'
pnn' ~ 4 6e: November, 1000, 10 732e; SoVV
iV 9S 500 l5i.c; GOO 10 732e. 400 l3c; wv 10
a9n "a 732e; 800 Is 3l5c; December 500 - y a.,
iS 7S2c 900 10 9l6e.; 600 10 ll32c; lVV %
- i732e 200 10 ; 800 - l532e January LgV Eg1 - - g.
9d ~ ace 500 is 1876; 300, 10 2o5@c 3oo o 10 I
100 5sc 900 l6 2332c February 200 10 SSzc; @ f9Y
800 Is 552e; 600 l6s 500 10 l;l9e aca' @ tOo 2
~ lie 800 l63.c MAJ, 600 II lsci June -Uo a
10 100 Iale. Grand total 81 200 baes E1hanse-Zoo oeo'
roPpEgoibee va. only small business in Rio ana ae ps'se. u
IN q, onT nr,yiou range. The ocks here aud AZ az pHs
The sales to-day are oO oazs, ~
i Brtopplsn in Baltimore terms not HanspIe' go T. st
rinsTy esfgoes al ; Fair do AZ I4l ~ ~, y,s
Isa0 isa1e Prime 20d20ei and eiiehe ians ~,
i5g2e gold Ia grades We have no ner features ~ , & @
Iaxs AZ 90 27c teyon, Hdl9l2c MHaeaioo Lo~ ifn
II Lfgc Jamaica l60 lSc. hanto Domnso'
pr, Rcn iGa Isloe Costa Eics, l6Gl 10 1i hsncani
aCgosturs l7dlge; sayana at l5aI5e ana ou''e"A "
lie - 1 ,hs sunnv hight; sales Of 100 bbls
OF AND NgAIThe market opened very auiss & an
.,r for the low and grades oi ootn op'SS go,
Whes but old Fancy hlnnes9ti ~,
sre are dull and tame close the mlkel uei
, & for ri grades eIept choice old Fancy inneso' sales
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10


sUGARSThe business in Raw only moderate and the
market steady sales OF 800 hn Cabs Mus
coyado Good Good s1sdss 5i2 boxes Glazed 80 %
9e hhis Cenlzal at Esq., and 32i hhd hoses Sugars at
she quote Fair Good Refining at SeDoe Prime DO at
97 hhds and bores Nos 10 49, at G9ss
ud No ~ Csye 9a Redne good and steady
Al g lO2s for Son Yellow; l02dlO7sc Tor so White; ii ~
for Crushed Ii 6llS for Powdered ard all % for Grsuu
lated quoted az follows: Fair to Good ssd9 Prime 70
Coes esG9c Molasses hhds aud boses 2d51 Mel,do 5G
7e Porto Reo Refining Common to Pnme dSis Groee Fair
Choice a7sdyae Bran ~, Nos 9to H. Sc yav, s..
10 H. oa3 ad Man Superior AMI Extra Superior at
75.dsLc.
sEEDSrhe doll and nominily unchangei Clover held
OGlO Timothy s2 75ds2 %, aud Rodgh Flax at " o.
srEARIs 1uet bat prices without change City quoted at
l5Gl5i4c. --.
soAP-Ce s steady with good jobbng traie sales Of 900
boxes Marssiles Ia lots at 9iad5'ic, currency.
TALL0WTh less active ba values unchanged
sale, Of 8 900 bills Prime City al Ssse
T0DACCOiB Kentucky Leaf have TO note farther improve
prices aud there eogt nae al active demand sales the
embrace Os0 hbd within the OF Od25c Seed
Leaf fairly aetye and strong sales Of 276 Connecticut crop
DO 1873 At 6D3Oc 40 PeLtyals
1873 l0e 100 Newfok 1873. l0dlle; 295
cases wiscohn 1873 Sa8 200 suady kinds at
7a45c, and 600 bale Havana at Zoe. dSl.
NOOL-rhe market 10 da eh ehy 10 the falling oil the
wooen goods For fleece Woos the demand light but prices
arm Fall Texas Woo are bot coming yet bat the reports
that State good The California hand has attracted
aeG0a sprng moving Freely and prices lne easier
Woods steady hear OF sales 10 There Is
Foreign oo though the basne quiet Pulled Woois
seeing freely and nd nj the close pnees
Al the Lao1 sales 600 baes Ausra have been
for uned sIses sO l,I 100 bales Spring Caoaa pn's'@
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10

goods at the port of NcwYork for lthe week ending
Oct. and since the beginning Of the year.
For the Wseh IS12. 1873. 1874.
Entered at the port. sl l03 2iO $2091ll2 &20l93t7
Thrown on nartet... 1.710O77 1,6S3,6s9 2,lS9,96O
Since JaR 1.
Entered the por sll $50 1876 800 800 s91.5679
Thrown on MARKET. ll5577l05 1O3,67l,743 93,692485
ThePhiladelphia stock market is unsettled; Penn
syvania Is, llOl Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
14s; Reading Railroad 54i; Pennsylvania Railroad,
542; Gold, 1901
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NHw-YoRK, Friday, Oct. 9, 1874.
local horse market, although

iOKh' :,
Business in the local horse market, although
much better to-day than during the past few days.
by no means satisfactory. There noticeable in
the demand from any source, except perhaps
from persons desiring to purchase stock at figures
which no dealer, however anxious to SELL could afford
TO concede The public auction sales (the results of
which give below well attended, and business
under red flag appears the moment TO be the only
prosperous in all departments under this head.
Sale by Mr.. Arch. Johnston, in Thirteenth-st,
Uniyerslty-uace
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
City bank shares sold at 1904 for Manhattan and

The earnings Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway for the last week in septem-
Der we're $4O,247 81; for the month of September,
1874 Sl54 1872 30; for the month Of September 1878,
SlGs 453 56 decrease, S1426l 80.
Tbes following shows the imports Of foreign dry
New-York tribune., 1874-10-10
lwinp Nere the auOtations for gold /:


Money has been in usually good oiierlng call loans
being reported at 2l03 per cent. Little mercantile
paper is offering. The rates are 5 to z. The Treas
ury at Washington received S32j, 900 National bank
notes for redemption.
Government bonds were quiet and firm. The latest