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vanced; but on the adjournment without such do
claration, the stock again declined. II has since
been steady, the election OF the Vanderbilt ticket
giving general satisfaction. An EFFORT Ia making to
force Erie up on the strength othe lease but the
legal complications In which the road is involved
rendering even that doubtful makes 1t hard work.
Should the outside public be again entrapped and
suffer the clique to .'unIoad" at advanced figures
they win deserve to be caught as they were before
Northwestern was largely dealt in during the week
at declining figures. The other stocks most dealt in
In the same period were st. Paul. Fort Wayne Rock
leland and Michigan Southern. e9 I91
The following were the quotations at the last
open board yesterday:-Cumberand, so bid; Wells,
Fargo Co.'s Express, 25ss 20; American
Express, AZ AZ; Adams Express, 4s bid; United
States, 45ts 40; Merchants Union, 15x l6k;
Quicksilver, 2OT 2lh; Canton, AZ a 4S; Marposa,
8 bid; do. preferred, 1919 20; Pacific Mail. 1l2h
1l2A; Western Union Telegraph, $685. q 81; New
York Central l24 124lS; Erie, 4oll 40k; do. pre-
ferred, 80 GO; hudson River, 124is 124z; Read
ing, cas- o6's; Chicago and Alton preferred, 134s
bid; Bankers and Brokers'. 1ol 1O4; Alton and
Terre Haute, 81 80; Wabash, IS a 55z: do. pre-
ferred, 6s 7oR; Milwaukee and St. Paul. s2k q
62z DO preferred, Slh SIX; Fort Wayne, 1O93S q
1091s; Ohio and Mississippi, 29h 29A; Michigan
Central, lis bid; Michigan Southern, SIS s5S; Ill-
nois Central, la bid; PitsbVg, s1sS sly; Toledo
lc01 bid; Rock Island, 1861 1857; Northwestern.
TAX 74s4; do preferred, 75ss 754; Boston Water
Power, 14h bid; Boston, Hartford and Erie, "A.
The publication OF the bank statement caused the
following changes in quotations in the Long Room
afterwards:-New York Central, 1881 124; Erie,
4o4 4o's; Reading, 9eb a sess; Michigan South
ern. SAX a So; Pit'sburg, slh sl'S; Rock Island,
1857 1O5K; Northwestern, 747s 745s; do. pre-
ferred, 75h 75X. And later follows on the side
walk when the market closed:-New York Central.
124,4 124,s; Michigan Southern, IS a sos; Rock
Island, 1861 a 1906
Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
cnrra u a1c in
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Total for the week S5,a2O493 $4,S09,23y $3oO65 500
The Imports OF dry goods for the week and since
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Dec 1875 r. M.
AsIrEs.-Recepts, packages Pot quiet, but
steady at 81 Is 77N Pearl were dull and in the ab.
OF sales prices nominal
CoprKR.-Rio in moderate demand quite steady
In value Sales reported Of 1000 bags on
private terms Other kinds quiet Sales $50 bags
Maracaibo private TERMS
CoTToN-Receips 3,12l bales. For this staple the de-
mand fairly active, and prices firm. The sales
3SSS bales, including 1877 for spinning, ss for
port 7o3 speculation and 100 In transit For future
livery business light Sales 200 bales mdding,
December, c and 100 bales for January at 2ic. We
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SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Revolutionary Tendency in
Colombia and Peru.
-~-~~>~.>~~>-~~-cS~>~~~~
Rl0T0US PROCEEDINGS IN VALPARAISO.
The Impeachment Question Threat
ening the Peace Of Chile.
COLOMBIA.

Tho Rainy Season Drawing 70 q CIose-Fcars
Of SmallpOx-Threatening Aspect Of Affairs
ut BogOta-Central American Items.
PANAMA, Dec. s, 1858.
i The Legislature remains In session, but is not
doing much OF any interest. The floods on the rail-
Eoad track abaed In time to prevent any detention
10 passenger travel. Communication was suspended
for three days. The track does NOT appear to have
suffered in the slightest and business is now gong
on a. briskly as usual. Our rainy season is fast
Drawing to close and the health Of the isthmus Is
excellent, although we are fearing an importation Of
smallpox from san Francisco and Callao. The au-
thorities are taking measures to guard against it.
Captain John Smith, alias II. v. Clinton, the noted
bond rObber, is still in prison. though strong efforts
are being made for his release. Consul Smith will,
think, finally succeed IN procuring his Punishment
TO New York, where he will be welcomed by nume-
Fous friends. The President or the State is acting
very well in the matter.
heavy robbery was perpetraied few nights ago
IN the dry goods OF Mr.. d. Goldsmith OF this
city.
From Bogota dates have been received up to the
a7th November Things in general are in a terrible
muddle at the capital Notwithstanding the decision
Of the Supreme Court that the political prisoners
among whom is the President OF Cundinamarca, he'd
Dy the President OF the republic have been guilty of
no crime the latter refuses TO give them up, and 1t
thelr lives. The Executive has at present 1000 men
gnder arms at the capital. The States OF Antioqua
B0yaca, Cauca, Santander and Tollma have all pro-
tested against the action OF the President of the
patton and split appears to be opening between the
aiberal party In favor OF Mosquera The papers give
gotta. Senior Antonio Prada arrived In this city yes
terday from B0gota as a special commissioner from
president Gutierrez for the purpose 1t s said Of pre-
Failing on the Panama Railroad Company to advance
1im i've years. subsidy, million Of dollars, that
amount being deemed necessary to crush the con.
eervative party throughout the republic and especially
Nm the State Of Antioquia Whether the railroad
company will consent to advance such o sum for the
purpose OF inaugurating civil doubtful though
twas through Gutierrez and his party that the recent
concession Tor extension OF the railroad privileges
was obtained.
81 The news from Central America Is unimportant.
xpe States are al tranquil except as pertains to the
Y1cltement consequent on the coming Presidential
Election in Salvador and Costa RIGA. In the former
there ID no doubt that Duenas will be reelected and
probably one o. the Monteaegres In the latter. Ex-
President Castro, recently deposed has quietly re-
tired to his coffee estates.
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FlNAN GAL AND COMMERCIAL

ttNT SUNDAY, Dec. IS, 1858.
In the present feverish and unsettled state OF the
market, arising from the various causes which have
been before alluded to here, what is known as an
unfavorable bank statement rs apt to be too much
regarded, and judged from that narrow standpoint
In which the vision Is bounded by the walls OF the
Stock Exchange, and the consideration OF its pre-
sentiment entered upon merely in knowledge OF the
Influences which operate upon Wall street, more
weight than 1t deserves is attached TO the exhibit
OF drain hence Of currency. To this
single item Is most attention directed,
and any considerable decrease In this total
Is at once regarded making the statement an un-
favorable one. In reaching this conclusion the
Judgment Is sometimes hasty, and that It has been
30 in the present instance there Ia good reason to
elieve. The following statements OF the associated
banks for two weeks OF this period last year, one
preceding and the other succeeding this date, bear
out this assumptlon:-
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-KeceIpts, 7,38 bbls. Hour I66 do
and 1855 bags NEAL $3.50 bushels wheat $40 corn
$50 rye and 40 do malt. Tho -four market firm
under moderate demand and in further
Of l0c realized low and medium grades high
grades being neglected, California -four dull un-
changed the sales about II 900 bbl, part export
including State last evening at 81 Southern
four though quiet rm, the sales comprising 900 bbl
Rye Hour unchanged, being moderately active and
steady sales $50 bbls. Corn meal steady, with small
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

PARKER-FAY.-At Trinity church, Boston, by the
Right Rev. Manton Eastburn HENRY HILLS PARKER,
OF New York, to ELIZABETH PlCKMAN FAY daughter
OF the late Richard s. Fay, OF Boston. No cards.
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WEEK ENDING DECEMBER I.

The following tables show the quotations OF gold
ING with last week.
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Subjoned is the total valuation Of foreign imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending De-
cember II, compared with those Of the two proceed
ing weeks also the value of dry goods entered at
this port and thrown the market for the CORES
ponding period In 1866 and 1867
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1865. 1867. 1893
Fftieth week. $34S,5s3 S1,705420 $4s3, 800
Prev. reported. 59,l49,0si 1885, 574 90 1854, III
Total $50, 497,607 $4s0e3,9s4 500 s37,43T
The exports Of specie from this port to date in the
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Tho Rainy Season Drawing 70 q Close-Fcars
OF Smallpox-Threatening Aspect Of Affairs
mt BOgOta-Central American Items.
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The Erie Railway Company will receive proposals for tbs
supply aud delivery the C0mpsnys docks IN New York.
jersey City the line Of the road for the following a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.


There has been moderate demand for wool dur
ing the past week, and the sales have been mostly
confined TO small lots wanted for immediate con-
sumption. There is no material change to note III
prices, which relatively full and strong Tor the
low and medium grades of both fleece and pulled.
The demand il somewhat restricted by the meagre
assortment Of staple Offering las usual towards the
close OF the season) and buyers have very little
choice in making their selections.
The new clip comes forward slowly, owing to the
depressed condition of tire great consuming mar
kets and the extreme caution OF country buyers
There said 10 be fair invoices on the way, how
ever and few early lots Of Michigan and Ohio
fleece have been received and sold here. But as
these receipts come upon dull market and have
to encounter the competition of old WOOL which is
much preferred by manufacturers they necessarily
realize comparatively low prices. In fact, wool
prices here upon the seaboaTd at the opening OF the
season, below the level OF the West and growers
holding their product at figures which must
compel operators to stand aioof till the equilibrium
Thus Tar, but a very small portion of the new clip
has been sold out OF first hands-hardly enough to
establish prices in those localities where buyers
operating Eastern dealers are not yet in the heid
to any extent, ana very little If any, has been pur
chased on account OF manufacturers.
AS regards tho opening prices of the new clip, we
hear OF limited transactions III Michigan at range
OF 35a40c; in Ohio at 35a45c, mostly at 3Sa40c for
straight lots averaging extra and il the southeast
eIn counties that state a fancy clips of thor
oughbred Saxony have been taken speculation at
soc and upwards In New York, we have account
Of small sales at 33a37c, and in Pennsylvania at 40s
4Sc as to quality and condition
Sales for the week have been fair, and foot up to
about 625 000 lbs range of 43a521ac for fleece
and AZ lsa52c tor the various grades OF pulled. In
cluded are 1000 lbs extra Ohio at doc; 10000 lbs
medium do 45c $4,000 lbs extra do 47a4sc, old and
newt; 1000 lbs do soc; 1,50O Tbs No. do Al Nc;
1900 lbs do do 46c 1000 Tbs double extra do 55c
1900 lbs extra do 45a46c; $4,000 lbs do do, ACC;
5000 TBS do do new,l Arc; 5000 lbs do do (oldl soc
1000 lbs medium do 46c
10000 lbs low Michigan, axe 5000 lbs extra do
45c 5000 fbs New York State 45c; 5000 lbs fine
Napr Xarl and ft,z mo
dunn Georgia, 34c; LOO TBS unwashed Maine, 35c
10000 tbs tub-washed Indiana, 5la53c; 1000 lbs me-
dium Wisconsin, 44c; 1900 IT'S medium Iowa, 43c /;
1900 lbs enc do 45c; 5000 tbs do (dingy,l 42c
IN pulled woods, sales 200 Tbs extra, Acc 10000
lbs do. 45a41c; 5000 lbs do 45@52; $500 TBS do
471a@50c; 1000 lbs super, 43446c; $4,000 lbs do
421s soc; 1850 lbs do. 42h@52l5c; 5000 lbs do
45c; 900 Tbs New York super, AZ 1e; 5000 lbs do
super, 53c; 1000 lbs No, 1, &c; 10000 TBS No.
California, 81 &c.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

FANNY ELLsLER, who pirouetted In this
country five-and-twenty years ago, is now
81 years old, having been born IN Vienna
IN 1911. What stretch of the imagination
can associate her former '.sylph-hke form"
with the unsylph-like form commonly be-
slowed by cruel nature upon the sex IN the
second half century of their existence? She
is said to have inherited superhuousness
of vulgar flesh, which gives her an appear
ance altogether mundane, and limbs very
unlike those with which she pirouetted
herself into the affections and the pockets
of the admirers of the human form oi-
vine I" na-rsresrr
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
HOLLOWaY5s OiNTMENT

Disorders or the Stomach, Liver an Bo@sIa.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences the
offensive breath, gnd physical pros
ration are the Aimed 70 the br ain
tse OF mental depression, nervous
plants and uhreresning saep Ihe Liver becomes
&c Inc Bowels syIapathze rs Costiysness, Diarrhas
ma Dysentery The principal action OF these Pills Is
icIate AZ their rscupsEtIv3 aud operation
hTTsiDaIas sai salt Iibeuza
prevalent this continent these the Ointment
peclaly sntagonstic its modus opersndi' is first te
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
had Legs, Ola Sores and Ulcers.
Cases OF mq9y years. sandlng that have pern9cously
sarably srccumbed to few applications OF this poyTsrfu
Eruvtfsas On the skin,
Arising from bad stats OF the blood chronic dis
sases eradcatsd ana clear and transparent surface
esainsd b. the restorative acton Of this Ointment II
passes many OF the cosmetics aud other toilet apph
ances ia its power TO dispel rashes and other dsgure
80 : nv Female Complaints.
Whether ia the old married or single, at the
lawn q EomanhOod the turn OF life these tonic edi
ines display so decided influence that marked in
Being purely vegetable they safe and
reliable remedy Tor all classes OF Females IN every eondi
ion Of health and station Of life.
plies aud Fi-taia.
Every form and feature OF these ana
his elolsnt warm lamentations should precede its ap
2ieatian Its healing qualities viii be found TO be
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the fol
tO,CiRg cases:
Bunions burns, chapped hands, chblans fistala gout
umhago, mercuria erupti0ns piles, rheumatism, ring
salt rheum scaids, skin diseases seilsd glands
legs breasts heads throats OF
ali kinds. sprans stiff joints letter, ulcers venereal
sores. wounds of all kinds.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
HoLLowAT'S NEW YORK AND LONDON discern
able in every leaf Of the book of oirec,
around each pot box the may plain
y by EioLDING THE LEAF 10 THE LIGHT. A handsome
eward Will be given TO any rendering such infornas
aon as LEAD ts the Sdsion Of any party or parties
ug them to be spurious ~ h as7s
-. Sold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY,
Maiden Lane, New York, and by al respectable Drug
world.
gs There ia considerable saving By taking the larger
N BDrecti0ns for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pot and boz .sF 81
ar Dealersi IN my Eellknown medicines have show
;ards- circylarslkc-, sent FREE OF EXPENSE, By id
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
sllarBet Reports.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1.-corroS-Market quiet
Sales at 311s for Middling Uplands. FLOUR
Market duh and declining. Receipts /, l06 barrels
and 84S bags. Sales at $7.75a855 for Extra State;
et very dun. Receipts, 1908 bus. Sales at $40
for White Wisconsin,; $2.55 for White California
Corn Market closed irmer, with more doing for
export. Receipts, 63,6sO bus Sales at 81 GOAL. 0s
for Mixed Western, atioat. OATs-Market closed
steady Receipts, a, 043 bus. Sales at 60aS0A for
Western afioat PoRK-Market dull and heavy,
Sales at S27. 75a2s.O0 for New Mess; S27 .50a27 rs
for Old. BEEF-Market quiet and steady. Gun
MEkTs-Market dull. LARD-Market heavy and
lower. Sales at 15a16Z for Steam, and lTal7h for
Kettle Rendered. BUTTER-Market quiet and
heavy CHEEsE-Market easier. EGGs-Market
quiet. PErRoLEUM-Sales of Crude at l6l4a16k;
RnR, a.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
MILWAUKEE, MARaET.

MILWAUKEE, July 1.--FLoUR-DuH but steady.
Sales of choice spring extras So so for city, 1925
for Minnesota and $500 for country; rye at ss.62k
WHRAT-Unsettled and 2a3c higher-closing al
sl,s6l4 for No. L and S1,75 for No. 2-buy-
ers. OA1s-Lower, closing at 64%c for No. 2.
CoRN-Lower and steady at sac for No l
and SIC for No. .. RYE AND BARLEY-Nonl-
inal. BUTTER-Plenty and duh at 1s@22c for COM
mon to choice irkin. EGGs-Quiet and easia.
Sales at 1Sc. PoTAToEs-Nominal at 75c for peach
blows anc 45a50c for common. WooL-Steady
sales at 80 &c for medium and common and 81 re
for mixed, a choice lot
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

PEDrsTRIANTssI n ENGIAND.-A wonder
full feat of Professionalism is reported by the
London Morning Star, to have been achiev-
ed by man named Woodhouse, who I'M
dertook, for bet OF $40, to run forty miles
In five hours. The course selected was the
high road from Newington TO Croydon,
a distance of ten miles. Woodhouse ran
from Nevington to Croydon and back IN
two hours and fifteen minutes The next
ten miles from Newington to Croydon, he
performed IN one hour and twelve minutes,
and completed the whole distance by $50
g. m, having seven minutes to spare, with
not exhibiting any distress.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIsCINEAII, July L-FLoUR AID WHEAT
Market dull and prices nominally unchanged
CoRN-Dull at SIC. OATs-Declining; No 1 at 7ic
in elevator. RYE-Held at $1,68@1,70. COTTON
Dull; 29A@30c PRovIsIoNs-Market dull and
prices nominal; no demand. BUTTER-Dull but
prices are not lower EGGs-At i7GDlSc. LTNsEED
81 000I 90
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
CUICAGO MARKETs.

CHICAGO, July l.-FLoUR-Weak and nominaly
lower. WHEAT-Irregular and unsettled; transac
tions greatly in settlement; No. 2 S2,20. CORN
Demand fair and prices firm and better-S4 ga
s524c; No. 2 S2S4@S3c. OATs-FirIn, 6434c,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, July l.--FLoUR--Eothing doing
wHEAT-Unchadged; 2,00@225 for fall. OARS
Higher; 720GT5c. PRovIsIoNs-Nominal. Pork at
q, 00a2s, Is. Bacon-Shoulders I24@I3c; Clear
Sides l63L0l7c. Iard-Tierce lie.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

WIRE WORK AND WIRE CLoTH.-Evans &
Co., 20l Lake street, Chicago make baskets,
cages, sieyes, griddles,, screens, rat traps
muzzles, vegetable boilers, game covers, SC,
and pay special attention TO the manufacture
Of elegant, fashionable borders and arches for
trailing flowers over graves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

MAGNET1sM-Dr j. Wilbur, Magnetic
Physician, 119 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee,
cures patients al a distance by sending them
magnetized paper, on their mailing him one
dollar with their name and postofhce written
in their own hand. Send for circular
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

IHE Best AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRON,
Phosphorus ana Osiisaya,known Caswei Mack Coz
FerrO Phosphorsted Elixir OF Calisaya Bark The iron
restores color to the blood the phosphorus renews waste
Of the tissue, and the Calsaya gives natural
neaithful to the digestive organs thereby curing
dyspepsia its various FORMS wakefuness, general
debility and depression of spirits Manufactured only
By CASWELL5 HAZARD co, New York Sold By
I7oO--
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

1HE BEST CLOTHING HOUSE in Chicago is
G. L. Bedding & Co.'S, corner of Randolph and
Dearborn streets. They manufacture their
own goods, can suit everybody in size, style,
quality OF price, as their large saleseenable
them to sell at small profits.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
Without regard to value and not to be paid for I'm
til YOU know what you are 10 receive
stock Valued at g2oo,o 900.
Salesrooms 80 Hanover Street, Boston.

The most Popular, Reliable, Prompt, and business
like in the business The best of Boston refer
ences furnished ON application.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

These machines are equally well adapted for Mills
shops Foundriea Printing Rooms: or for out
door purposes, like Farm-woTk, Mining Boring
Wells, &c.
For use in buildings they are mounted ON legs,
and require no brick work for setting up, occupy
little space, almost noiseless in operation.
The frebox is surrounded by water space. making
them perfectly safe from fire dropping TO the floor
They are adapted for using either wood or coal.
For threshing or other purposes, where they re-
quire frequent moving from place TO place, we
mount the machines on strong wheels, and furnish
them complete, with pole for attaching team, ana
with hinged smoke pipe, which can be lowered, so
that they may be moved without detsching or de-
ranging any Of their parts.
sSr These Machines are now in use in nearly
every State in the Union
"a Circulars, With prices, furnished on applica-
ton to A. ". WOOD & Co.
Eaton, Madison Co, n. Y.
Branch Office 234 Lake Street, Chicago, with the
American Scale Co. je3O 1t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
From Rev. q. D. FendaII.
PRICES.

Hoodand's German Bitters, per bottle, 81 %
= half dozen, 90
Hoofand's German Tonic put up in Quart eottEcs
81 30 per bottle, or half dozen for $50
~ Do not fcrpsT to examine well the article 90
buy, in order to get the genuine.Fg.s
3 = For safe by al druggists and store-EesFszS
sVxTvhere 1911