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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
- Rutland, IS. The p obate Court for the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons interested IN the estate Of
Henry Slmonds, late Of Pittsford, in said dis
trlct, deceased, iestAte, GRRETINa.
By the authority of the State Of Vermont,
you are hereby notified TO appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office, in Rutland, in sad
district, On the FIRST Tuesday of January A ,
d. 1866, 10 show cause If any you have, why
a certain instrument in writing filed ia said
court, AMI puCporting 10 be he last will and tes-
tAmen. Of said deceased should not be proved
and allowed.
Dated q: Rutland, in said dis rio,, this Ilth day
Of December, A. u. 1856
TO JAMES BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of BEN
lamin +. French late Of Rutland in said district,
deceased, testate. GREETING.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby noufsd 20 appear before the said
Probate Court 81 the Probate OHce in Rutland
IN said district, on thu fret T lcsday of Janu
arv, a ID. 1866 10 show clu e. if any you have,
why certain Instrument in writing, filed in
said Cour, aud purpo ting - b. The llS' Will
and ties amest of said 5eoess ed should no: he
proved and allowed.
Dated at Bu-land, in snid district, this Ilth
lay of december, A. D.. 1865.
SO JAMES BROWN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28
T AIDES, READ !!

Boston, Jan. /, 1866.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

MUCK Sales and Small Profits is our
Y motto. A nimbe sixpence is better
d a slow shilling
NORTON & ROBINSON.
IL Sd &w0m Foot of Center Street
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

continued very Arm in their vewa Receipts light and
present stock poorly assorted Upwards Of twenty thou
fire Of Goes bonded warehouses The sales since
last embrace 100 city slaughter cow 50b Average
a. &C. $50 DO stee sS lbs ayerass a. iaa sooO RIO
steer 65 lbs average and 75O Western slaughter cow
80 lbs average, on private terms nt
fined almost exclusively to the trade We note sales Of
40 hhds. Porto Rico at s7kc s6c, and 20 hhds CUBA
NAVAL sroass-spirits turpentine were steady, with
sales Of 200 bbs at 81 10 in large lots and 10 for
parcels oss sS was Of y ac SS s9s
IS so Rosins active and firm. The sales included
go Ss ss s4S ss g Na sSs sc
sis SIS far and pitch were rather more QUIET but
on Caas was quiet and unchanged We learn Of no
transactions.
OnslThe demand for linsecd oil was less active but
full prices were realized. The sales included 800 gal
Ions part for Western account at 81 go in casks and
81 81 in bbls Lard oil was again nrmer. wtha good
INQUIRY The stock Is light and some holders were ask
%S Sat If = sales " mss. 70 sI q q seaSa
nds wass sa g %
for small lots Crude do was in demand, with sales in
New Bedford o. Ds or "a ssaosa USE wnsr
sperm steady at So so % IS for large and small
lots. Natural do was rather quiet, but firm. wo note
sparingly at 81 25 ana Straits 81 27k 81 30 City
distilled quiet but nrm The sales include 20 bbls
~ ~ q - %. ,. 20, ,,, a>,-,x Aso a. ,..e .,d
20 Ts I - & Wo,s - , o W. ,,v snd
59 packages ar9 inc pork was "1 ~ % ~hu
prices rueo ngnei now moss oioens ~ 80 ". .ao
o oooo o1's now os' 90 ayD "a, 80 90 hh,s
tcnber ana October az SSs S' 81 ana 90 pT,s, T.
pa pi,mcM M mcss oSye Ssn sa r r aoS hhs " y, SO Az
sAes % ioc a ,W "a S"y s2S
90 Y6's iof ne~ aless 200 ",,< eon ys e 80, ,;o 90
S]o ~ LOT prmo ~nu ~ Us Lnt 80 p prinas
mess Ine oeMAho Ior oco' rco s0 70 O..
Wcie seauy' lo saos VIZ e,4 o ~ % r ~ 20 ~ We
PLAN mess. ana $ll /" Sa@ ov or cS.as n'oss. W W
note sales OF ABOUT ov uerces prime meSs On On
private terns neeI mans we'c mou t. U."nsv, Dr a
was gu et auc nominany 'ue , se % -. ieasS n,, ono
quiz. anu .1lnef 1s Ts s ohomacr. and Ioc aaDc
ior haiis. pu''er was " soo ,a o nv sN St, d
we're nr.n' hc sascs werS ~ Soo " % y ~ n se' 'd a
zoe, o1c Ior "esscrn Unc no was m m' s Nun = svv
business az iic ioso LOT oo,"V s r =" %
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

NOBODY Buys government steamer 70 re up ~ uoox-
The purpose II to make money from H. ana .ne so ao
tively kept anoat the greater the probaDtss " PRINT
We informed by persons in The business nas she con-
sumption OF coal by tho steam marine oi sne county,,
In private hands much greatsr tnan ~ any 'mo
In tho past three years when WAS 81 iasey T - S - M
vice of the government Steamships In the hands OF pr
vate enterprs have ores almost constantly abaze
whereas when on blockade duty their nres were much
the greater norton of the time sbanked, " consuming
very little fuel Another matter not iuy estimated Tor
In hs wears production the usual annual increase in
the coal This set down as ~ least ten
ncr cant and vet the tonnage Of the present year.
shows Scarcely increase that Of 1851 and TO keep
up with the estimated annual average OF increased
he FORTY per cent greater On September l. 1891 the
coal tonnage OF the several leading carrying companies
was 676 TONS against pa tons to about the
same the pres mt yearan increase OF only 81, ,56S
tons whom to keep up with the estimated annual in
per cent for four years since 1881 the coal
production at this time should be over 1000 900 tons
The Southern cities most oecualy cleaned out OF
fuel and vessels cleared hence to supply those ports
as coal DO had to load them On single
four steamers, two barks three brigs and hfty nne
schooners-tota sixty -eight. The arrivals the same
day comprised one ship, three steamers seven barks
nine brigs aud ninety schooners making total OF
hundred and eighteen vessels. This shipping GOV
or ID every description Of produce but probably nine
tenths OF 1t engaged in carrying coal Steamboats,
the Southern rivers and every description OF steam
factory about be put in operation demanding large
amounts Of staple, COAL Our own iron works are
country for ron and unless the coal producers increase
their supply very materially the chances that last
seasons highest prices Will be reached before the coming
winter is half over.
The New York herald., 1865-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Sept 19-6P NJ.
rne -socx market continues monotonousy dull At
the first regular board Hudson River declined 1,
Rock Island u, Fort Wayne x, Cumberland y
Reading was unchanged. There was an advance
OF twenty per cent in Pacific Mail scrip, the price
rising eight per cent on the call, owing 10 the
consolidation of the Atlantic Mail and Pacific Mail
Steamship Companies In this negotiation no money has
changed hands, the Pacific Company are to convey TO
the trustees of the Atlantic Company million dollars in
full paid up stock and million dollars Of scrip, with
atty per cent paid up The dividends the Atlantic
portion of the stock will be paid to the trustees of the
latter by the Pacific Company There will be no conver
sion Of stock Of the Atlantic Mail Company, and it
will therefore, continue TO be sold separately, four
shares of Atlantic being equal TO two Of Pacific full stock
235 bid for the latter at the board and Atlantic Mail
sold 150 This arrangement Ia not TO take effect till
the LIST of November The Pacific Company have made
contract for carrying the mails between San Francisco
and Honolulu g. L) and San Francisco and China for
which they 70 receive In subsidy ve hundred tnou-
sand dollars per annum and this eastern extension oftne
will take place as soon are ready Tor
the service The Pacific Mail Company have meanwhile
ordered additional twenty five per cent to be declared
paid the holders Of the four millions OF scrip ssucd on
the 30h Of August last The scrip transfer oooAs closed
to-day and will reopen the 27th inst on and after
which date new SCRIP certificates will be delivered upon
tn, return Of the original scrip.
Government securities were firm. Coupon Ave.
twentss of the old issue advanced r. Seyen-thirty
notes of the first sold at 99 and of the third at
9ok At the open board at O'Clock he market was
s,eady At the second regular board Erie closed y
higher than the first board Prairie du Chen l. Cum
berland M Reading, Michigan Southern, Northwestern
and Pacific Mail were unchanged. Hudson River was 4
lower Cleveland and Pittsburg a. Government securi-
ties dull, but steady. aae
AZ the board at halfpast three the market was
heavy, aud Eric closed at S6H, Hudson River 1851.
Reading 1071s, Michigan Southern 67h, Cleveland and
Pittsburg 7Ox, Rock Island HIS, Northwest
tbs, 275s, preferred 61|, Fort Wayne
(b3) 97H, Prairie du Chen 53A, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 27j4 McGregor Western Rail-
way 1914 Cumberland Az, Marposa 12a<, Mineral Hill
Mining Company 175. Afterwards on the street the
market continued extremely sluggish. Governments
were Inactive and the buying rates for compound inter
The New York herald., 1865-09-20
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

|"I| TUEsDAf sept. w T. NJ.
AsHEs-Rcceipts-7 packages. The market was firm
at $s So Is for pots, with only slight inquiry Pearls
nominally 81 rs, with hardly any stock.
ALCOHOL was quiet but Arm q. "a 81
BREADsrUPYs. 400 bbs -four. 164 do
meal GO 067 bushels wheat s9S7i do corn,
do oats and 500 do malt The demand for State and
Western -four rather bter but prices again ruled in
buyers favor TO the extent of &C. per bb mostly in
fcror or common grades. The sales embraced about
O. 500 bbis at revised quotations bslow Southern
-four was dull, with strong downward tendency Ths
sales were 400 bbls Canada -four dull and &c.
lower; the sa,os were confined 10 800 bbs Rye flour
was quiet nominally unchanged Corn meal was In
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

CorrER-we note sales OF 900 lbs, at 81 &c for
lake, and s2Kc Sc for Detroit Prices for all brands
were very firm, and good inquiry prevailed, the mar
kct closing somewhat stronger, though not quotably
corvxr.-The market was active and strong with a
good demand from all sources We notice sales Of tho
i4Ic, gold We quote; Rio, prime, 22c good aic a
ise q jsv. mat: aa.,I. ssd pa bags
22jsc, ali gold net cash, duty paid AZ the present
time the stock embraces 81 e2s bags including 4s bags
Rio and Santos e73 bags Bahia 400 bags haracabo 900
bags Laguayra s42 bags other descriptions.
CANDLES. adaInantine ruled nrmcr under light
stock and good demand The sales comprise 600 boxes
at 20hc q &c. Western were also nrmer The sales
about 500 boxes at 21c 2sc the latter an out.
side rate Patent in fair rads request at Soc and
FnE,oars-To Great Britain, 70 the Continent TO Aus
traa 70 California and everywhere olse--were very
quiet to-day and rates TO Liverpool were nearly nominal
For corn cid ID asked by sail and steam, but
there nothing doing OF moment The scarcity OF
tonnage renders ship owners quite confident yet there
lower rntc but as nothing Of consequence orcd they
were apparently 1rm In their views The engagements
were TO Liverpool 80 hhds tobacco at 2es, 100 uerces
beef 3s I'd 100 tons oil cake n los 3d. To London
per steamer 1900 bushels wheat or corn at ID The
charters ship to Cuba for orders at 6s 70 di.
cou a po q, o. Gr % a. as IS "a ono -
Marseilles at 40s schooner 10 Texas port and back
at 81, 800, and one to Charleston at eoc. per bbl
Dry cod rm with sales Of 700 quntals Grand Bank
mostly at ss and 1000 do. st. Georges at ss SO So
New macEsre were scarce and wanted and prices ruled %
l. l1l 30 for do No &25 for shore No. J. SIC 80 for
do. No. q and 411 so for large No Box herring were
also in scant supply, and under vigorous inquiry,
pces advanced with sales as high as 6sc for scaled and
l5c. for No. l.
GUssr Cloth steady with sales Of 200 bales light
GUssr BAos-The market was quiet The stock is
scant and almost entirely out OF rs hands, and prices
were very strong.
HExP.-Foreign was in fairly active demand and full
rates were obtained. We notice sales OF 20 900 bales
Manila part on the spot and part TO arrive, at 10kc
1lc in gold; domestic rather quiet the stock Is
light and mostly held above the market; small lots were
obng previous prices In jute we note sales Of 500
Hors "A good jobbns demand prevailed and prices
remained STEADY for new crop while old we're shade
new, aud 16t 49, for 6ld-the latter price only OBJ
tanned for small parcels Of very fancy western
HAv--The domand was fair u 600 60 Tor ahippine
lots, and s6c for prime city bale
Hlpps, The market wW upyeusN Qug H0losr
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

We learn by letter Of late date from BeCota and from
good authority that branch Of the Bank OF London
Mexco and South America will be very shortly cstab-
lsed in this city This bank has received concessions
of very valuable and extensive privileges from the gov
erpment Of Colombia
Tho coal trade in Pennsylvania Is very active, and
strong efforts being made TO keep up, and to
advance the price, although in order seemingly, 10
cover over the designs Of Dealers the imsy and
parent argument is put forward that is not the interest
OF tho coal trade 70 eeabsh high prices There has been
dcuty in some or the mines occasioned by strikes and
tbs mpuly In consequence has fallen below the
shipped last year over million and quarter TONS but
those troubles are about ended. The diculty in the
IAckawanna region has been amcably settled, and the
miners have resumed their labors, and we may conse
ueny expect from that section largely increased sup
ply. The shipments this season, compared with last
are a follows
1o0l l.....s,................. 3ol 54e tons
1605.. TONS
Decrease this year ,321 37S tons.
: Come OF the Philadelphia papers endcavorng 10
bull che market, as the following specimen from the
Ledow Of that CITY viii prove:--
The coal trade never more active than 10 Ia Just
how and the demand for coal rarely, ever in ad
vance Of the supply No,whsandns the heavy coal
orders for coal steadily accumulate The trade for
some little time interrupted the Delaware division by
break 10 that canal and for short time in the schuy
Kill region, and st In the Lackswanna, by turnouts
fmong the miners; but q more effective cause for the
Scarcity OF may be found in the fact that peo
pie aud especially coal producers greatly mistaken
y TO the effect Of peace the trade The impression
has been well nigh universal that the consumption Of
Coei by the government for steam marine pur-
poses the past three years would almost en-.
kirely cease when the steam fleets kept afeat for
transportation, blockadins &o ceased 70 be used for
such purposes by the close Of tho war. The fact
overlooked underestimated, that sfer passing from
the governments 20 private owners theee n0etna coal
consumers would have 70 be kept uss v be pronabe,
ani TO em In use, coal ID absolutely neceseary,
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

puiVfVVHS. -" W
ruled about lc higher closing steady The sales were
to fair extent comprising 1000 bushels, a. 81 50 a
81 50 for Milwaukee club 81 90 81 0f7s for amber
milwaukee, 50 "a 81 O6 for amber Salc and 81 SO
81 50 for Chicago spring The corn market was also
active, and prccs advanced 1c. per bushcl The
sales were abou. 81 500 bushels mt Soc $50 for n-
sound SOC gOc for sound mixed Western and Ole for
large mixed nearly yellow. Oats wero less art.vs and
some lower Sales OF State were made at 5jc. Csc,
Ohio Mt &c. and Western at 55c Soc, tho sttrr an
outside price. Rye unchanged In every respect.
Malt In some demand and prices were rather more
steady wc note sales Of about 100 bushels choice at
81 65 Barley fairly active and nrmer with sales
OF 900 bushels Canada at 81 90 and do State at
81 Is.
Of no sales
CorroS was again Irregular and considerably excited
some asking 40c for middny grades nj the open
ing but in order to effect Sales obliged TO make
concessions the market clos rather easor and nearly
nominal at our quotations annexed The sales were
about 3, 500 bales We q otc:-
The New York herald., 1865-09-20

Petroleum stocks we're moderately active at the first
board tholc Creek closed 81 lower than at the same
time yesterday Watson 20c Ham & McClintock was
15c higher Buchanan Farm 1c., Cherry Run 1c., Oh
CrVk Sc, United states l5c. At the second
board Pithole Creek closed at SIS S. Excelsior 81 O6
Germania SOC. Oil Creek So 15 United States $27 70.
The latter was the most active aud showed an advance
OF CSC upon the morning price.
Tho gold market very firm in sympathy with the
advance in the for foreign exchange The opening
proe was l43ss, from which there an advance to
144 followed by recession o. aud recovery to IA
Forcgn exchange has been strong at 1O95s Hottie
asked for long bills by leading drawers who show
disposition to relax their quotations Bills at short
sight offered at l1OsS f. There are very few MGR
camille bills Offering, and hence the demand for those
drawn against export of gold.
Money continues easy at oper cent, with light
demand from the Stock Exchange. The discount line is
we'll supplied, and commercial paper rates a and
Sa 10. according to grade.
the adjourned meeting of bank officers to take into
consideration the proposed plan for the redemption Of
country national bank took place to-day at the
Ci .ring House. About thirty five Of the members only
present Mr.. John q. Jones being in tho chair
From this incomplete attendance It would seem that
thero considerable indifference II not objection. felt
to the plan among portion of the Clearing House
banks However, q committee Of nine was appointed
to consult with the managers OF the banks
unroprosented and ascertain their views upon the
redemption scheme The meeting is 10 resssemble on
Tuesday next to hear the report OF the committee, which
Is composed Of the following gentemen:-J Jones'
f the Chemical Bank; George Coc. Of the American
Exchange r. C. Calhoun, Of the Fourth National Bank
" D vemiiyc, of the Merchants Bank VIM. H. Macy,
of the Leather Manufacturers Bank; W. A. whcclock
H. Biydenburgh, C. p Leverich and James Punnctt.
Tho business at the Sub-Treasury TO day was as fol
The New York herald., 1865-09-20


The total value of imports ut Boston for the week end
ing September Is was $562 22 against $500 GAG during
the corresponding week In 1854. Total since January
SIS t0T 579 Average amount per week, $4S9 3e4 The
total value of exports for the same me including spe
ce was s3s7 $50 against sooa 52s for the correspond
ing wock In 1864
Over one hundred thousand dollars in gold was paid
for duties on foreign merchandise in the Custom House
on Monday.
Tho total value Of foreign exports from the port Of
Baltimore last week YRS S25s ,672.
The Boston Traceiler oil Monday says
Money was In pretty good demand to-day, and the
supply about the IL last week for loans
ON CALL but rather abundant time. The tendency
OF the market rs towards diminished ease Loans on
sound coatcras returnabe demand arc obtained at
six Dor cent In cases. but all borrowers are not
al that rate Notes Of the first class having
three or four months passed In the street 1t
from ssven nine per cont; but there is very little
doing IN lower grade the rates for which are c0nside
rably higher There 10 be increased disposi
ton 10 fancy stocks ut the advanced prices which
have lately established for them, but there Is more
steadness in substantial securities.
Tue following comparative statement shows the ave-
rage condition of the leading items Of the Philadelphia
hanks for the mast and previous weeks:-
The New York herald., 1865-09-20
FINANCIAL.

.r4. FINANCIAL. aE
4 sSEssMENTs HAVE BEEN I.EvIRD UPON THE
"A following mentioned silver Mining Company stocks;-
rotosi, $40 per foot delinquent sale ID October.
Oph!s, SUO per foot, delinquent sale I'd October.
Crown Point, foot delinquent sac 2th OctntAr
prepared to direct by teieqsp payment OF these
~ W. -lIl IN. - LEES WALLER, IS Pine street
NEW YoRK. Sept. II. 1855. i. a s4s .s'.i \. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-03
U. ). MARSHAL'S SALE

UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA,
PURSUANT TO Vend: Expo; to ne directed
\ ON the Hon Ashur Ware. Judge OF the United
S!ates District Ourt within and fer me DstIiet o
Maine, shat expose and sell ut pnole auction, 70
the hgi est BIZ der therefor, the following property
and merchandise at the time and place within said
District IS follows wiz
At The Custom House Building, on Fore street.
IN Portland. on Monday, the sirth day Of MorcA
mert, at IL O'Clock, A. M,
Eleven thousand, seven hundred and forty CT.
GARS; two hundred and twenty pounds OF GUN.
POWDERj One hundred and sixty.Hve pounds OF
SUGAR. Eight barrels of MOLASSRSi One bar.
rel SUGAR; Four bbls of M0LASSBSj Thirty.
two hundred CIGARS; Three bbls M0LASSES;
o0e Demijohn w. T. r UMj One p UNG sLEIGR:
One ROBE; One HORSR.BLANKRT; One HkR.
NESS; One HILTEPj Ten Bottles BRANDY,
One keg of SPIRITS; Two bbs and tix bass o,
SUGAR. One Dbl and ten demijohns Of SANTA
CRUZ RUN; One Dbl SUGAR, /, Three bbls MO-
LASSES. g
The same having been dec-eed forfeit to the Uni.
ted ates IN the District Court for said District,
according to law.
Dated At Cortland this eighteenth day Of Febru.
CHARLES CLARK,
febls did U. 8. Marshal Dist; Of Haine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-03

8mli 3Aas ia Qaq rs
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-03
WOOD ChoDpers Wanted.

fTsO chop 100 cords wood. The highest cash price
PAID For partic llars enquire OF Arthur Dyer,
so.So' fo'k S., or Scott Dyer, ape Elizabeth.
~ 81 n r1Qf saF feb I8 d3w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-03
ApOthecary shop for sale.

VIZ undersigned wishing to change his place
n OF residence, viii sell his Shop. Furniture
STOCK, sc abe stock is ana complete in all it's
departments. The stand is OF the best in Port
land being suited to Family and Country Trade.-
Apply at las Congress street. a,,,,- ,-..i Gotta
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-03
Farm for sale

Il Tnat superior A. / farm, recently
&MEM- owned aud cccepied by the late
@Fa1f5nR Capt. Thaxter Prince. Containing
EIiE9ss& so acres of g cd land, Is of which i
wood. Good buildings and not
rou OF waste !and upon it, Said farm is situated in
L. r Depot s@ ii9 sfl 7aa--7 n - - -
lage. = = ----Ao-''-1. ~ =
Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1866 ianl5 eod5Swtf $