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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-26
Pierce County COurt-Iu Pro-

Oatc.
In the matter of the estate of Harriet o..
Beardsley. deceased.
nN reading and filing the petition of
~ DanIJ. Dill. of the city OF Prescott.
in said county, representing among other
things that Harriet o. Beardsley. late of
Trimbelle in sail county, on or about the
25th day of Sept. 1869, at Lansing, state of
Iowa. died inestate, leaving goods. chattlcs.
and estate within said county, and he the
said petitioner is creditor of said deceased,
and craving that Administrative of said es-
tate be granted unto Truman Field of Pierce
county. I'm
1t is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this court. at his Office
in the city of Prescott. on Monday. the 18th
dav of December, A. ID. 1869, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ.
And it is further ordered. that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
ccssive weeks, once in each week. in the
Prescott Journal. a newspaper printed IN
Prescott, prior to said day of hearing.
By the court. WILLIAM HQWES,
Dated Nov. 10, 1869. County tadeA.
u 3W
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Our mechanics are busy and cheerful,
notwithstanding the hard times. They
ask their customers to call and see them,
and kind word of promise will always
prevail for an extension of time on debts
due. And small favors in the shape of
some of the necessaries of life, will be
received with pleasure to meet present
emergencies. Extensive credit cannot
be given, and all of their larger accounts
cannot well be carried over. Divide,
friends, divide the loaves and fishes, but
unite, friends, unite to aid each and all
20 overcome the seeming-the real ter
rors of these hard times. Now is the
time to cultivate generous, and not a
misery spirit. Now is the time to ex-
hibit christian patience.
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The festival last Thursday evening, at
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az surveyed by Hiram Bennett.
Dated Nov. IL, 1869. 81 9w
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= r GOLDSMITH
N. WALES

CARRIAGE and Wagon Maker. Repair
u ing done at short notice. Shop on Sec
ond street.
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II. r. CH1LbS,

CADDLER and Harness Maker. Shop in
y his new building, on corner OF Sycamore
and Main Streets.
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CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MAKERS
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G. II. CROSSMAN,
cIrNnERSnN AZ SINE,

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~ Agents for Hapgood d Go. 8 Flows. :
Store opposite Prairie Mills. 2o-u.
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CARRIAGE Makers Keep constantly on
~ hand and make 10 order ell kinds of
Carriages and Wagons. Also all kinds of
blacksmithing done at our shop. Repairing
done at both shops on short notice. Shop on
Main street, near the Bracket House. 46.
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O. 6. POWELL,

"AS few choice lots for sale in the viii
LII lage of River Falls. and good farming
lands, well located, IN Pierce and ST. Croix
counties. Will sell on time for approved pa
pers, or exchange for personal property.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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CONvEYANCER,C Collector, Real Estate
" agentland Notary Public, River Falls.
Wis
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Business 9itettaiu.
MERCHANDISE.
SANDERSON 4 GREEN.

KEEP for sale full supply of Groceries
IN and provision. Pork. Lard. sand Hams
always on hand; also N ails and Wooden ware
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Tie money market was quite steady at six TO
seven per cent, according the class coaterals
and the standing Of borrowers. Some little dis
turbance was produced by the defalcaton In the
Atlantic National Bank Of Brooklyn, but the market
soon got over 1t. The statement OF the associated
banks on Saturday was favorable, although con-
tnuing TO show the distinction made as between
legal tenders ana Treasury notes in the popular
estimation. Thus the falling or during the week
In legal tenders was twenty-five thousand
dollars-a trine in itself, 1t IL true-showing that
while the payments by the city have been
made In legal tenders, the great bulk OF money
received by the city has been In national bank
notes. The deposits have increased over three and
half millions, which has induced an increased ex-
pansion on the part OF the banks to the extent OF
over four and half millions. The chief features are
the gain OF nearly two aud nalf millions In specie
and an accession OF q million and a half to tho
amount In excess OF the legal reserve. The total
sum In excess OF the twenty-five per cent required
by law Is now S164 4374S7. The totals OF the last two
atata aments ara contra sfel "a follows.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

There continued steady demand spring wheat for
The sale. p.t evening, Were a5oS. ut
II :pr 81 ,fssnS fss sa.ss %
Tor white Gsnesee and sI IS do Michigan Corn
% Inferior %ha Ss was rSs ne, se
% % Al em q s: .m Ts
new ssc q for 5000 cppd.ionsd &C. Csc for old de-
81 . or wsssrny a y'SS Ss,: we're
no@ns @ pss p1css s''e' AND barley malt
70, sr.. :Ga AZ. e .sv. 70 other
s0eS Sahs: She;i 80 bale: soton :, ssss sSd
: = s:.si: T.': s''a: :'A "a
cotton % zoo SS.s' 70 escon London M & 3D. and 200 bale:
s .i: sr sa ' BARK % L e. Z Is s
@ e. s:is from NORM gsS,'sSs. :.%.s
bark, from Philadelphia to Bremen, with = barrels
q ss g:r : sf .s s GT M sss
es .ss :, a 49, s
2s0 bbls petroleum at Il. Cd American schooner from
sco sns se o ~ :a
beard Q, no sales prices were steady at
HoPs-fhere scarcely any demand. and the ms rkes
M was heavy at former prices '-Sc iSc for inferior to
Hrnf The msrsc. was duh and prices nominal At
Hay wa: %ossra:sIy active and steady value Shipping
81 % is and :So nd DO s se s Ssc " long rye straw vi
% .d'r a: s: %s't .'s S Sqs Ssas but cSs. s%
NAyAL sTonEs Receipts s7o bbs spiri,s ,urpcntine,
LOO DO rosin and 500 do For the former market
anxious TO realize except At full prices the close
prices firm a f6Ac <6Sc for
inside price Did Tor lot OF about bbs The sales
were 80 bbs at tec <6c, almost a at latter figure
buyer The sales alO bb No. al AZ Is as 100 do Al
~ ~ SO and SuU do. extra pale a a. We quote -
Strained, - ssS ~ s5Hi No 2 ~ 90 sS No. Ss iak
ast So pale s. ~ 30; extra do. ~ IS; window glass,
ss 2. 70, 5. w.:sasos .:s Ss :. ss s ss whining
OisLnseed continued firm 81 % 81 10 in cssks and
bbs, though we heard OF sales Of kinds
were dull, but steady at yesterdays quotations.
PgIRoLEux-Crude in bulk, was freely offered at itc
holders would have been Obliged accept bbs
sold early In the day 81 l4c Crude, b6s, dull
aud assnsble about tec Naphha was quoted Oc i0c.
the spot with sales of 800 bbls delivery,
FOR export, with free oneruga but The market again
july The sales foows:5o bbis standard white
q ssx. asoo DO do at Soc 500 do. .thigh test) at
1000 for he hrs half July sc sellers option $500 FOR
c and 1000 for The last hall Do soc' In fhsdsphis
The market fairly active the demand being chiefly for
and future delivery The sales 900 bbis for Nav at
2s,sc, 1900 do for May sshc, 800 do sellers option
from The loth 70 she ash June q 1ac soo the last half
option 100 DO for me drs. half Do q, ese $500 do for
the FIRST half do at c and 1000 do. for July 3Oc.
PnoylsIcss-Recsip., @ bbls; pork, sz packages on,
with light offerings The marks, rm Al about si X for
The sales we're only about 800 bbis al a5
s3I s7N fot aud S23 sb 82s s1s Western
prime No sales we're reported for future delivery
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Foreign exchange opened with considerable hest
tation and weak undertone, in the face OF better
supply Of commercial and bond bills, the former
originating in the higher price Of gold which In
duced shipments. But the decline In gold, while
curtalling this supply, induced more purchases OF
exchange and the rate for prime bankers sixty
day sterling went ss high as 1895 but fell or on
Saturday to looK 1907.
Governments were unfavorably acted upon BY con-
tinued reports that the Secretary OF the Treasury
would buy million OF three per cents instead OF an
extra million OF bonds to ONSET his sale OF two mil
lions OF gold. The positive denial OF these reports
had good efect but the weaker feeling in gold and
fears OF the impost Of one per cent stamp tax in
Germany on American securities contributed to
. decline on Saturday from the best prices OF
the week. The closing quotations were a. follows
United states SKIES, 1884, registered. l21 12lk; do
coupon, 1918 12iJs; do. hve-twentcs, registered,
1l6H q III; do. do coupon. 1862, 122x q l229.:
do. do, coupon. 1894 1l6x a III: do. do, coupon,
1856. lisx l1sk; do. do. coupon, 1896, new,
11sx 119h; do. do, coupon, 1867, lis,s a l1ek;
do. do, coupon, 1865, lie,s 49,; United states
ives, ten-fortes registered, 1885, 1854; do. do,
coupon. looH loos; currency bonds lo7X 1917.
Southern securities were steady except for new
Tennessees. which fell about half per cent. but
covered IN the afternoon to 63x a6a
Southern securities were sympathetic for the gen.
erat list with the fluctuations Of the stock market,
but were weak and declined for the Tennessees,
which are somewhat demorazed BY the political
wrangle in the dominant Reconstruction party OF
that state and by deliberate assertions
that the next instalment OF interest Will
not be paid. The Alabama eiqhts were
heavy. and sold down TO par The
following were the closing prices OF the southern
list on Saturday:--Tenuessees, cx coupon, s7,. q
6TS; do. new, GA q Ga; do. i've per cent 5s q 90;
virginias, cx coupon, 57I 5s; do. new, ei,s a 90;
do registered stock, 30 5o do registered, $780, 55
se; DO registered, 1867 50 s.; Georgia SKIES, si,s
VI; 40 sevens, 95k 9G: do. sevens interest payable
IN oeorgia, e2 eS North Carolinss, ex coupon 6sI
as9.s no. new. bbx b5h; Missouri skies, SO so4;
90. Hannibal and st. Joseph, e2Js a ~; Louisiana
SKIES, Tx 7os; do. levee skies, 6sx os,l; do.
ievee eghts sIIs sshs; Alabama eichts, 100 a lo2
do. dves Go 81: do. skies sterling e7 bid; South
Carolina sxes77 IS; do. new, rs II; do registered
stock 60 81; City Of Memphis skies. b4t. s5: CITY
OF Atlanta eights s5 90; City OF Savannah seyens
" a. o3 City OF New Orleans consols. 70 n II. do
issue, Railroads, n 12 Mobile ana ohIo sterling ss
81; do eghts, 90 q 90; Mississippi Central Railroad.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
Total for week. 900
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 29-6 Pm.
Asuss-Receips II packages. Pot fair request
and the stock being light the was drm at 81 IS
81. Pearl were duh and nominal.
CoFFEE-For Rio the market fairly active but at
prices favorng re buyer. Sales 3O bags ex
Princess Alice and $500 do Kate private terms or
other kinds we heard OF sscs. Prices unchanged
CorToN.-with fair demand from both spiuners and ex-
portes and moderate inquiry from spectators market
frmer particularly for the better grades which were
still sought after The sales amounted bales
cudng 215 for spinning, $50 tor and 4
tion the marke closing strong quotations appended
For delivery there sold bales
eel nber. a We auo
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

rst mortgage "a rs; DO. second do, So 90; Mem
phis and Charleston first mortgage. s6 . 90; DO.
second do. rs . IT.; do stock. 40 . 4s; Greenvie
and Columbus Railroad, guaranteed. o. 6s
The stock market was the scene Of . very interest
ing struggle between the "bui" and bear'' chques.
The latter opened the attack on Tuesday. but met
with Indifferent success. Wednesday the respec-
tive combstsns devoted to feeling each others posi-
tion. On Thursday the "bears' made brilliant al
tack and really disconnected some OF the 0udest
"bulls," creating CONSERVATION in the ranks Of the
weaker operators who had bought at the most recent
ngures OF the advance and were therefore, the first
to suffer from permanent reduction OF prices. This
last attack all the desperate the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury just then announced was not
his intention TO buy three per cents the moral effect
Of which policy as cOntractile In its tendency was
looked for as the initiative OF moro active money
market. There was faint show OF resistance ON
Friday, but by Saturday the "bull" power had en-
trey reasserted itself and there was rise to prices
which are the highest. for sOmeOf the list, attained
since the speculation OF the days. In the railway
list there was renewal OF the competition OF the
cques for the control OF through routes to Chicago
and the Pacific Railway, and upon this fact hinged
the great movement OF stocks. The following were
the closing prices late on Saturday afternOon-Cum-
berland. "a a IS; wells-Fargo Express 80 a s24;
American, 80 ao4; Adams. 5s1s 80; United States.
SO a 81; Merchants Union, IA a 14,k; Quicksilver,
IS 1sh; Canton, 641< 6iss; Pacific Mail.
81 q Six; MaripOsa, 2ik 24z Martposa
preferred, 5Ox 81; Western Union Telegraph,
43 q 4316; New York Central, 1875 1897:
Erie, 2sk 2sX; do. preferred, 81 SIX; Hudson
River, 1863 q 157; Reading. 90 9sA; Toledo. Wa
bash and Western, Tx Tx; do preferred,
so a s5 Milwaukee and st. Paul. 7sx 7sH;
do. preferred, ssX SO; Fort Wayne 1853 1854; Ohio
and Mississippi, IS a 35ts; Michigan Central 12SK
a 1870; Michigan Southern. 116A 116; Illinois Gen.
tral. 1861 148h: Cleveland and Pittsburg, 971s
97al; Lake Shore. l14,S il4,s; Rock Island 126X
q 1861; Chicago and Northwestern. % a 9Sll; do.
preferred, 104zs o los.
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
corresponding periods in ls6s:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

FLOUR AND GRAIs-Receipts i3oSl bbls. four s0l do
was quiet but strong for low grades, which st
orally too far apart 70 admit OF much business We heard OF
California -four stl dull nominal The sales were
about $500 bbs Southern nour tri1e active
at lower prices sales 500 bbs Rye -four quiet and
weak sales go bbs. Corn meal moderately active the
sales being zoo bbs a ~ so for white Western "a
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BAUDOrINE-FRENCH.-On Wednesday. May 26 at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
Joseph II. Price, ID. d.. ABRAM BAUDoUINE to MA
TILDA, daughter OF Colonel Richard French, Esq, all
OF this city,
CONNOLLY-OxNARD.-At Pittsburg, Pa. on Satur-
day, May 20, by the Right Rev. NJ Domenec, d. d.
X. b. Connolly, OF this city, to Miss ADRIENNE NJ
daughter OF Ed. Oxnah. ESQ.,, OF Pittsburg, Pa.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

1--we hogs Gull at &c. sc. with arrivals of s7ss head
Beef was only In moderate Demand but prices
changed Sales IS Dbl: q. sli els for plain $ls
8l6for extra do Beef hams were dull bat unchanged.
small Gales made at Ss6 @ss Tiece beef slow Of
sale a ~ &26 for and $26 2l for India do.
Sales 100 erces within the Of these Pces
were " but little demand and prices favored the buyer
Sales 50 packages at 3c l3c for dry saed picked
shoulders l5c for smoked do. l5c lbHc. for pic
kled hams and 9Oc for smoked bageed DO Bacon
fairly active and firmly held the sales being about 600
short rib for long cut h.ms and long clear and isc for
and decidedly higher The opsnne bu. quiet and heavy at
the close The sales 20O0 packages Ike. 1850.
for No. to prime steam and kettle rendered including $50
nerces for July delivery a. lssc, sellers option
RIOE.-We heard OF sales OF moment. Carolina was
quoted At SIC: &c., currency and Rangoon st SIC 6c,
gold, duty paid.
sUeAR-The business In light there being but
l2c for fair good refining Cuba The sales $50 hds
at zc 12c for Cubs and &C. for meado go
at l0c 1sc Refined quiet heavy l6c hard.
1855 l5c for soft white lsc Ike for yellow and II Nc
for extra G.
KKDs.-Cacuta lnseed steady at ~ l7k gold duty
paid though heard Of further Grass were dull
and nominal at yesterdays quotations.
STEARTNE hrm about l00 lbs. sold l6hc
l9kc.
WHsKEy-ReceIps, 935 bbls The market was quiet and
lower, the sales being 100 bbls at 81 OF u o. paid