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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13
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9is Gjcpif5eit unt SdIeuni1fcit nit irrltcr
SphetterI M a1entltteree rte
MrrhSrtetIcn GGuc maIurii6er NrGn!bttt beleitt9t
mn her ppaFcmmeue Sdu rcldrn CO oflll Sr=
o,uismus oedru eds mtd5natlide Ot1t c4rptftef,
bo5 RE Putt uiceria 0~ClC9rnCr ntarltI9en @e9en@
Scn Id,mGr1ert, IttmrGIt C5 ais ea5 rcri'e0nllfe
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hirIsr 6crtiusrtc SdittelHeber Gin re9clrldBt9rr
ReIubcr III - in rem Nicecrun3cn et5 Slcell5,
in ben rcreu 2ihtunden une III sen Sfr9wertSf
oeoeunen bes 0NeIten8 une in allen U>cgenoen cer
SfIitcu unc pcItlidlcn Staaten, no Walarla
herrItt. ,rire na5 Sittere ais en5 eiliil9e pdDre
Gco;umittel fir eie Arantbeit uut ais has Super-
IiiNaIte 9ScrGcuaun0amitttl gcAen c1elelpe amer
fnrut. l~letcrcics lit 6 ein eterip un8:taDrltdpee
urc aracncbmeS mic ;uucr.dIIscS Yilt 81 Ano aus
tieIcm 6Srlnee ecu 9HiItull9cu rpn Gbtlltn. Nr-
ieuif. Sismutb uno duteret nliltsra.ilhen Olften,
bic irrtaer Wciie ais Ssilmitt | 9r9en ne rur0
WioSma uerurIldbten 2rautbciten rerrronSI Tcr=
tur. uub ecrer anblltenter Oebr1ud be ep1lltI<
tuition uurpicertriu1li6 benIdtbeiIt9t nett rcr6u'
siebsn.
llnaliflidsr 9SriIe IIub S6iittcI Ie6er une hte
nnteren eurh MiaSmsn erseu9ten UIebrrlstren
riGt bic siu,iosn lletel, pelGe rdrdu3 entlfepen.
Mauniofahe RrdnFbeiten pereen eurb ce !tet6e
tr;eu0t, wslde lie nerurIdhen. NarIntef eetln'
trn it Nsrseuleieen, 6beumatisnlus, @t1t
serictii9es Aopfmeb, Ser;t crfen, tdHtcrseh1fe
Wil;leiten une Drribieeene Wd9elleIefn. NHenH
Bic srtrdhnteu 9eiesn aus MNlaria rntltdneen
inh, 70 n.hmeu tic leiht, ME bic 8r1ntpetL aus
Fer liz entlprunasn, Ciner1 intermlttIrcrtoen S0u'
rdtter an, B. +. lie frbren III re9elnaetlen 5m'.
ttenriumcn trieoer. Soffetter5 Stttetto
nter biIft i6nsn alien ab. inben1 ss oes m'deTla'
tli9e Gift aus Rem AGryCr rrrtannt. a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

h~Sn ser bon uns in lester Summer
beridteten Yrdmieu>2ite fir @eine auf
Der ct Coulter Sair ~befanOea fid Der
i6iebene Srrtbumer uno publiSiren mir
unterfebeno Die pOItdnbi9 cOrri9irte
Site:
6 i a ip 3 q.
|. Yrdnlie - s. Sense
2. ~ 9lm. @ine Co., ct. 9ouis
So e 5 6 o ncor 5.
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2. s g MiQer
90tbe.
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2 ~ Sbeobora YoeidcI.
Oelatpare.
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2. ~ q 90bnig
b D t.
l. YrSmie - Sense
2. Msldior 8oidcI
81 uIanber.
2. Yrdnie MeldiOr Y0i3eI
3 a y | o +.
l. Yrdnlie @ua 90bnig.
2. 8 MUacr
sues.
|. Yc6mje - Y6I6el & Sdtrcr
2. $ GlaJ9ett, @IaDs Summi
&otber 6. o ncorb.
l. 9r6mic - YoIdel & Sherer
2. s Wuler
Sirginiu g eebIing.
/. &rdmie - Y0ldcl & S6ercr
2. - Nug X09rig
Martba uuo GIoira luurocn sci ocI
Erobe iiberfeBeu.
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sg- Giurr Ser 0uuptan;icbun35punftt

sx,- Giurr Ser 9oupton5icbun35puntte
flr lie Tormcr ouf Ser ct. 90HIS 6"lr
mar tic ben cen @crrcn Solution y
9Fencr hon brcr ouSgeitcute perbeNnte
0~reihp,aidinc. ScNer MGR cr't"linE
iibcr sic GirfdAbeit unN 3mcfm0B'gf''t
scr anocbradtcn @crbcNcrunA, uHO OFT
b61tc man Musrufe Ser @cmulNrrW.0
uuS tanu Nbtr rob man aud nlht
feIber al bas gcon6t bat!
Ser bette Scpcis fIir tic *onulor'tat
unt 3mcfmaRi9tcit scr ncutn GtFnNun9
1T Die 5batiade. boB bie @crren Sobn
ton & Mcpcr auf bcm 6airpInbe So Nc
lteIlun6cn fir ibrc @tai@me ent9e8en9e7
romncn batGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

rss- 9tbttn SamStuq Nbcno ais 9err
Nlbcrt Yfcttnbaucr BON cintm %'rtHuI,
mobju or iih btaeben, nm Sdwclne ctns
:Dfaufcn lid ouf Dem @timmtgc ipllhrn
Ser 9Nobnuuo Der 4rn. s. 4anuier una
SjsFs bcJono, wur>c or BON cjutmYFonne
oulcIprohcu, Der i'm nm etnaS fro9tn
routc,-oa iejn NfcrO nlbt all Cen
Grcmben bcraE woQtc, ItlsN Der lu19t
YFonu as uuo trot ouf Sen Wonn III ais
cr pI6blid 1jncu G@lug NIT cincm i@nc'
zen RuUppel euf sic Sdulter crbitIt.
,pIid!ihcr MelIc 6attcYSntcnlaucr circu
MftpcIucr bel ii6, Den er ouf itinc2in9lci-
fty abfeuerte, morouf oicieibtn oie0IUdt
crariffeu. gSer Die S&urfcn maren'
fouute man bis Jest njdt i'll Grfaarun9
briuecu, rod gInubt Scr iHn9e W"nn'
DAB or ciucn bericl5en p%trluun0ct bat.
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misunderstanding.

Nctis tpirb bisrmit oGen tencn 9%eactcn,
relte nod 5crberungeu an ben Nahlab hes
VERT. Safrt 5ugger ,u maiden bdtrn, pesr Toni t.
wie rarin intereIirt line, Rap Der Undergraduate
in, mad ten Scrmin tsr protate Court int Nrn.
1873 UNI GrlaubniB nadbiuden pire, ieti1r
S6lu6atre6nung ma6eu Su hIrfen nnb irine
pfidtcn aIs Na6labYsrwalter RS beia9teA @issn-
tbunts sntbpten Su trereen.
&uguit 8eQcmann,
NnhlaEperpnIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

p@- @cr quite uno biai9e- S@ube unO
Sticfsl braudt, Scr iprede bel 9ertn M.
.. SenTn9 Dor. Oerielbe bat bel ieincr
tiir;li1cn Mupeienbeit in ct. 2ouiS li1
ciueu be0eutcnhen &orratb bon 9eSer
cinQcfauft unb fGun iest feline &unoen
auf's promptelte bcOieneu. Give him Il
call
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

ss- N(od wcnigc @oten rno Ter
N8intcr lp,ro icin"n Giujug bnlten MIR
0iejcuilcn f0uncn rcm gsinm'i9tn @f=
5sucu mutbia cntgcocnicbcn, mclae lid
nit eiuem outCn Gica ucritbcn baben.
9H,r nun cines inIAcu beo0rf, fnnct Die
teltc MusmobI bel 6 u9en Noiic an
Der sdiacr-. swiidcr ,. uno 5, strobe'
III lctr biurgcu Yrriicn. Nud oae @rten
Wlct. uub Supfcripnareu itttS oil 9Hno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13
0epe Anzeioen.
OanfIa9un1!

@ir fublen unS oerpfi6tet slncn tie
u.s bel Dem SearobniB %nniereS geliebten
Sobnes uno YtuoerS @bpin @abler
lire SbeilnabHle bsuieien, uEiern bersli>
den Cant aus3uipreden.
s lie tauernben 9interblttbes
mem.
No6 %unIeren befonberen Dant ieinen
6reunoen @iQiam Gberlin, 9OuisSSeber
6. @. @ifsp. Sobn s. Settler, 3. 9.
MittdeI, q. g. OoppIer, Die inn in
ieinen lebten Stunoen in @arrenton
beiaeItanoen baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13
Gokal- NenIgkeitcn.

sg-Am nd6iten Sonnta9 inNet in bel
@einbaQe cine SeriGmmlun9 o~er9Sinier
unisres Gountp itott I'M iid iber Die gu
,rorciIenoen MoBrs9eIn fir cine CUTE
%rrtretuna ser bieiigen @eine auf Der
MbilabcIpbia MusItelun9 i'm nabltcn
Sabre III bciprc6en. Nae9Sinscr lnuttn
SIR @e.iumnlun9 beiwobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

No. gtidt nur fur @cine bat infer
6ouutu in bielcm Sabre Yrdmicn BON
nsr ct. 9ouis 6air erboIten, l%onoe7n
oub iir @eiscn BON 9errn 50. SOuer,
meIdlcr g4oltbom Go9. NI0b0no Wog)
ouseeIttut hattie, wuroe fur biele Sorte
Ssr ,,pcite Yrei8 ,%uerfnnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

: @eie InO yteIifdt in Ser Shat" Die
nro6tpoasn frifdcn Nutern teiS dmcrbtl
4 Subu.
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DeutI6<G nglii6er
NriOof>mt1GerricDt

Der gersruidnbieuns balber piinf6e i6 nod
einise junse gsute iorris 8uaben fir meincn
atenrnuterri6t gu sstpinnen. Der l1nterr:9t
Der 8naten lit estrenut BON benz Der jungen
1Guncr. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fnO beutihs
une euglif6e GrrrslpUueens unr GpmpUllttpn,
lletcrIeBunssu aus tsiben Spra6en, Su6fiitr-
uns ii. /. NJ. suf @unit, pber MOO uptb'nenet9,
rpersen Glementerfdder na6srbclt, icpie bic
bDbersn 8rdnuna6fOrmsn ipsciel sciibt'
RGc6en unb iunssu 0amen ertbsiIs ferncr
Nrisat lluterridt i'm SauIc, it beuid en9Iiiden
@prreipcnrsns unb Competition, iorrie @infiibr=
uus in bic eld0iihe Qitteratur tsicer Sprahfn
NIT beiUnberer &iidT6t auf aitbettlt- itttIi9s
@runrla9e.
s. $. Silfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13

sea- Selt benz |. 5. F. 1T aub Ole
Saoo oui Saiancn, @ebbubner unO
Mauteln erlaubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13
STANDARDIZATION Serria.

0coeImf Bige Serinnmlung, Oft. 3 1875
So8 YrotofOu Scr Notwithstanding
,purbe p~erIeicn uno 'ongcnommen. s.
Sir6tofcr wu, &c uI5 MitgIieo aufgcnom<
men. Ser 8sridt beS Ball GomitcS
bcs Iebtcn YFnQf Montua 8cn's, mad
wcldem Die Ginnobne $3.50 par, wurOe
~anacnnmmen.
0ic beioen Scridte 6es @aqsG omites
uuo Gaiien.G omite Ser lsbteu Nnsittas
una, crItereS @innnbmen I'M Setrag ben
S12l IS, uno lesterea I'M Setra8 bon
1921 Is melbeno, murhcu angcuommen.
SoIgcube Ne1uunsen purben ongc'
uornmtli
6 Sdubert 81 80
Silent & 8eniin9 $40 70
6 @raf & 50. $500
81. Ten1iro II 9S
Sobn Wtua"r 800
@eIdloHtn: bte 8reiBe inter o~cnicni'
Qen 8elenItdnocn QleiGmd6i9 I'll pcrtbci@
len wtlhe nit oerlelbcu Yramie bcbadt
mnrHen iiub.
8eldIoilen: bnR Ser S6lbmciitcr Sen
Gmpfdnaern bon Yrdmien NnnciiuIaerl
ouf aieicuiqeu Yerionen nusitclie iuelhc
fir 5ennuutcn @~cQentano cine Yr0mic
ouS9clteQt aber nod nidt einbeSoblt ba<
Zen.
9irrouf S~ertnguna.
G0w. &ebr, Get.
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tbeilr.
Chm. ErinS6ou,
Naens fir Die Weet NdbmaIhiue.
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fabrsn ,eseIr,Gei9 olte ii Gage 3trtldlen Salti=
more unb Srcricn une netnlen palid9tere III
btuiaftcu Staten an.-lrr ydncunssplng her
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3afenpIGgen lsioer 10 rt err 6ati lit.
Wit Sonlpfihifen tcS WOrbSenfihen
9IoD0 murben bis @noc 1874, 54O,OT
Ycrionen bef6rbcrt.
8ei sen bon 9Iopb=N ampfcrn Qcmad-
ten 1910 3eiien lit fem llnalifsfdu
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perl0rtn gtgangen.
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81. Scbnbmadber S 60,
Saltimore, W1S.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO, SEPT 15-CATrkx-The rec d PTS Ia
day were 527 Tread, m aking a total for the week
OF 6.46S head; the market was more actiye and
STRONG at IA c.advance foE All grades0f good
cattle with hardly sufficient to supply the de
mand; levNmore lots of good quality shipping
cattle could have been disposed of al the ad-
vance; common Quality disposed If readily
sales, 200 head; yards hare of stock; fresh
arrivals being through coasignments.
SHEEP ASDlA,n3S-The receipts for to. asy
were 6.4OO head, a M jority being lambs, making
a total fon the week of n, 800 head; the market
was fairly active In quality; fresh arrivals Were
very fair, ell offerings Ending ready salesssheep
were stroog, at yesterdays quotations. and
lambs KSod last weeks prices; sales, 50 bead
making a total for the week Of 1880 head
the market was moderately active; sales, g., o.
head sales were m AIDE of Workers grass fed, al
S7697 40; fed at 81 5Od7 80 heavy hogs at sc
as %; grassezs very slow OF sals..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY EN ENlNtf, sept. 10.
For the last three days the market has been
very steady with tendency to frmness and
slight advance, aud at the same time there is an
evident disposition to greater activity. The
market for new wheat is assuming something
like definite conditions. In response to a re-
quest by the Sentinel that If there was any
good wheat in the state, sample be sent in,
Mclean a sons, of Jamestown, Boone county,
sent sample of very fair wheat; not very
plump but in good order. IL was grown by
Washington StOckley, OfJacksOn township and
turned out II bushels per acre. Since the m 10 I
ter was spoken OF a good deal OF very fair
wheat has been shown by sample at the Board
o. Trade Corn has developed some firmneSs
this week and holds up beyond expectations.
Eastern market, and is healthfuI for the West
waich has bread enough and to spare. The
PROVISION MARKET
is quiet and rather on the weak order, condi-
ton which has not improved for the week past.
DRY GOODS.
The trade has improved daily for the last ten
DAYS, and dealers are confident OF better things
for the coming week. The Journal of Commerce
says OF sew York on Monday: I" a very good
2 eel. ng and active trade is reported from the
West and South, and a good many mail orders
small original selections, had been sold out OF
hand on arrival at their destinations. Prints
were doing best of anything, and faVOrlte styles
went off at sight, though Others dragged consid
eraOly. The Amoskeags shown by MessTs-
Plaids and delaine effects with red figures sold
verv we'll and of some of the Richmond styles
three printings have already been had"
GROCERIES.
The trade is reported very satisfactory. Prices
have ruled steady and firm without change
To-day there will be no meeting OF the Board of
Trade, all business being suspended for the
Grand parade. Sales were reported folio WIS
I car ear corn, &C.; car bran, lee; new
wheat, sample, sl.06; 20 barrels new -four, pri-
vate terms; car ear corn, &C.: cars shelled,
nj xeO DIT .. a.,
50tIeTces 5. p. hams, !l4c.;4 cars corn rejected,
55c.: cars corn rejected, SOC.
oaotauons are g1venfOr the buying prices OF
xrsin and produce, and the selling prices Tor
Ho Ir and other merchandtse.I
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16

Mercantile paper 596 per cent.
Assistant treasurer disbursed sl2s400O.
Custom receipts, S225OOJ.
Clearings, s57,O0O,C9e.
Sterling Exchanges quoted GsS4 for go days,
and 81 S21a for sight.
The governing committee or the stock ex-
change met this afternoon to discover, possible,
the authors of the rrEnors which recently flooded
81 G street, but nothing was cooHnplished.
Gold opened and closed at llEs, the extremes
OF the day being 1 16lz9I Il.
Rates for borrowing were IL, 1872, lie 56i
and S6i. finally l-S2 per cent. per Gsem.
Governments closed steady.
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm in the late
afternoon dea ing,
State bonds arc ~ ct and prices nominal.
The bearish feeling stock exchange
was more pronounced in speculation shares
the downward movement set in. The weak
nesS was most marked in Lake S5E0ce Pa a, INC
stocks ranging from liz to "a per cent The de-
cline on balance0f the market was II 10 per
cent. Erie, Western Union, Eook Stand North
firm during the early part of the Cay. AT the
second call, the lowest prices OF the day were
81 on a pressure to sell This priea was much
lower than the lowest quotations IN the panic
of 1873. There was an improved feeling In me
10 / per cent. fnom the lowest points of the day
; axe Shore rose from 5lA 10 5214. Pacific Mail
from 52Iz to IS. for preferred, Ohio from Is14 TO
1874 Rock Island rom l061 10 lUI st. Paul from
IS TO 841l for common and SIS to 6l5s for prefer
Erie steady at 1875 to ls3S. Michigan Contra.
declined to So and L y IN Pacific to 7212. The
Transactisns at ~ stock Exchange 323,SOO
shares of which 0Ju were Erie 80 800 La Shore,
1850 Northwestern common, S3, 900 Northwestern
preferred 5000 Rock Island, Sl.400 Pacific Mail,
100 st. Paul common, 2,7D0 preferred, S,40O Ohio
and $500 Western Unt9n.
GOVERNMENT sEOURITIHs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
fINANCE AND BUSINESS.
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
MONEY MATTERS.

MONEY MATTERS.
In this market there was nothing Of iu
portance to note. In one sense the money
market is easy. There is a fair supply o
money in the banks but only the very best
gilt edged paper viii draw IL out. The Jour
nal OF the l4th complacently says: "TheTs
is no sensational ripple calculated to disturb
the serenity of money-lenders, even il Dor
rowers are occasionally troubled" Very
true the money lenders are sereEe, and well
they may be, as they have 1t all their Own
way. But how is it with the borrowers?
Are they serene? Can they be serene? and
can the hungry iabOTer Ia serene with
money commanding exhorbitant interest,
and uuattainable at that, except by the rich
capitalist?
GOLD.
The Journal of Commerce Of Monday says:
There were certain unmistsksble indica-
tions in the room this morning that the
corner in gold had been broken, at Ieast
tenn iarilv, There was no effort to manip-
ulats tbs market, and the scarcity of cash
coin was apparently entirely natural. 1t
was said that the pool marketed their
8 Did on Friday and Saturday, taking sdvar-
tage of the high price 'on the frst-named
day to get rid of more than half their load
and buying again on Saturday morning on
the announcement OF the failure OF Schu-
C1aIut ~ suns, 10 sell al ne DIgneSI price
of that day. It was also said that the corner
was made by the use of only about 50, 000. 900
gold. AS no lookup was shown in the
Clearinghouse statement, IL ia inferred that
large proportion of the gold which was
withdrawn was borrowed sex" Very few
importers we're caught by the corner, ssd
the sufferers were mostly confined to specu-
asOrs in the room.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes that the
coinage at he mint in that city in July and
August was the largest ever known, IS, $780,
600. the following shows the figures for
eight months of the calender year compared
with the corresponding period last year:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
"A @ A r D
Trade Palace, Oct. 7.

Trade Palace, Oct. Z.
To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme
date attention to the best selecteo
stock ofDry Goods, Notions ano
Millinery ever brought Jothis CITY
By giving our individual attention
~ Luying in New York, we haV'
secured a line OF Silks, Black
Goods. Dress Goods. Denotes
Woolens Flannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
lions and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as enables us
to offer the loves prices known
since 1892. Our prices are alike tc
all, and Grano ers as well as 9TH
ers will find at no other houss
more attractive goods or lower
pieces.
Il 8 AYRE9 81 CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
CLOSING MARKETS.

CLOSING MARKETS..
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
! Reported for the Sentinel by william Linker,
Grain ana Provision Broker, Room IL, Cham
Der OF CommerCe.l
CHIC AGO, Sept. 10.
Closing prices Of grain and provisions at
o'clock T.. NJ:
Wheat-October, 81 lI5S. COTn-Octo0er, 591S;
year. 81 &c. Oats-October, 345Sc; year, 1919. Pork
tober, 81 %.
81. LOUIS Sept. Is.
Closing rates.
Wheat-Septembsr, 81 81; October, 81 52]z. Corn
531Sc; ear, 445zc. Oats-OctobeJ 371Sc;
NOvembe sc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET

EAST LIRKRTY. PA, Sept. R5-BKKr CArrLA
The receipts for to-day were 1884 head,
making .osal for the past Sdays Of 29il head
of so-days arrivals 50 cars were through stock
and 54 ears were for yard sales
the supply is coed and yesterdays prices were
maintained, with a slight advance on
good grades; sales we're made of good
at e6 70G7 90: medium to good at So 75@6 so;
common TO fair at 81 1895 so; bulls and cows al
81 5O@3 50: stockers AMI feeders at S. 00@4 so
making total for the past 2 days of 6,2S9 head
sales were made of Workers at 81 909S %; Phil
adelphas at 80 SOFA rs.
SHEEP-Receipts for to-day were 1890 head,
making total foE the past days of $500 head ;
selling at S. 7o955O.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, Sept. l5.-Coascls for money, 81 rs;
on account 99; 5-20s 1880, 1867; s20s 1857 IC71s;
10-4cs, l051s; new SIS les, New York Central,
"a; Erie, 161S: Erie preferred. So Petroleum
Sales were made of American refasd at 81 6lq1z,
PARIS, Sept. I5.-Rentes, 66f 55c.
FRANKFORT, sept. l5.-Americea securities
Rev 5s, 1909.
LIVERPOOL, September I5.-Cottoa-The mar
k5t Is steady: sales were made 81 middling
uplands at Id 1niddling Orleans, I'D sales
or 1000 bales, Of which SO05 bales we've for
speculation and export and 800 baies American.
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BOSTON, sept I5.-Wool-The Inactivity pre-
yiousiy noticed in wool still cOntin ces. Medium
feeces and eombings and delaine selections are
in fair demand: fine heeces are dull neglected
and sell at low and unsatisfactory prices; sales
were made of Y anc XX ohio and Penn syiVania
at Agi6c; Michis an and Wisconsin fieeces at 429
45c; combines and delaine selections at 5Oa6Oc
for washed unwaShed at 40d45c. There is only
limited inquiry for pulled woods, with sales OF
good ana choice sUperfne at 45950c.
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MOtfaG'S Life Pills!
MoRat's Phoenix Bitters =!
Pages Climax Salve ~

form a complete Family Medicine Chest. and have
cured more diseases, and have done more good for
humanity, than any other medicine ever offered to
the people.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable They act the Livec,
opening the duets, and restoring the body TO per-
feet health, and may be relied on 10 cure Nerveas
and Sick Headache. COstiyeneSs, Dyspepsia, IIsai-
gestion, Jauaaice, Liver and Billions COmplai ats,
Colds, Scuryy, General Weakness, Fever Ague.
oMOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS q
correct the secretiOns Of the stomach, and are
sure cure fer Dyspepsia, Nervousness. SlespleSs-
ness, Female Complaints. Weakness Debility. &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALVE
is compound Of Arnica with many Otherextraets
and balsams. Wewarrant il 20 cure Scrofula ard
Salt Rhcum. Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Site. Chi
blains, COrns, Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken
Breasts Sore Nipples, Cuts, Bruises, Burns Sealds
and all CutaneOus Diseases, on man or beast. IL
allays inflammation, subdues all pain, aud heals
without scar. IL is worth its WEIGHT In geld 10
every family, and should always be ON hand.
tB- Sold by Druggists eyerywhere.~
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty street: New York.
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NV YoRK DIX .ionns MARKr-r

NEW YORK, Sept. l5-Dry goOds-ThCfe was
moderate package trade in cotton goods; eing-
hams dress goods and bleac3led shirting5- weres
IN better demand at low figures; cotton fiGnnels
and cheviois were fairly active; wool nannels
and blankets were less active; fancy cassiIneres
were quiet ana weak at auction, dress goods
ana rloooEs brought good prices and we're
largely distributed
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NEW YORK CoT-roN MARKET.

quiet; saies were made of uidtling uplaEid az
l4zQ41zc. Futures closed nrLn: sales we're
made as follows: Seller SeDteuber, 13 l7-l6c:
seller October, IL 2sS2o: seller November Il l3l5c
seller December, l225-S2c; Ter January. IL 5-S2c
seller April, l3 g. l6c: seller May. l35zc: seller
June, Is l5-lec; seller July, Il ll6c seller August,
lz14c.
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ns.As, at So 25al 25; Texans at So 5OG4 80; COM
n,0fs "a extra natives at 81 25S6 IS; shipments,
~ Ro1 ns receipts for to-day were 5000 head :
~ s.iSSS, was active and firm; sales were
az NJ eys,Sa at 1919 S75a; shipments, 5000
head. -. A.. , soo =
saIes - tSs r. ommon TO medium at So 50
"a; good to choice ~ 20
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Nvw vo11 ia rAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, sept. i5.--A etaIs . d,Na an
copper-Is steady; sales HeN lei INT firm. Sales
WE d. 0eo; lngo 5 lAKeTis IN zig Iron-Is firm;
sales were made Of Scotch - %SSILc; Amer Iro
lean is dull ard heavy. arSet o,otad
made at 2G26c. Russia sheet--M seioss s1sos.
at l3z@lss<c, gold. Nais-Are qu.s, "a mere
made of cut st IS l5a32 IS: clinch - 80 So ~. 10
Horse shoes-Sales were made OF No. w
A16 IN
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LAVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, Sept. Is.

As-oa Monday, the supply OF cattle was light
There were only aSOut $50 head at the yards
anGsall solo quickly to the butchers at Tices
fully mp 10 MOnJay, froSai 81 80 TO "a so, butthe
latter figure only for the very best extra Rne
QCStations stand firm as the following fgareS: