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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

nc H1 o ss saS .no iUlT nroa,s fn,n
the powers conferred upon him by act OF Parliament
allowing HIM to dispose OF certain church vings Dur.
ing the years since the act passed has sold
Hvngs, ten OF them for 1900 apiece. The Prince Of
Wales last year made an Investment paying $500 for
$876.OOo
The Methodist Church in tho United States
has variety of divisions which We believe peculiar
TO itself Other churches are divided by differences of
religious beef-the Baptist Church, for instance into
Regular, Anti Mission, Seventh Day Six Principle Free
brennarians The Presbyerians divided into the Old
School, the New School Cumberland United. and Asso
ciste Reformed. The Quakers Orthodox and Hick.
site 30 the Methodist Church Episcopal. Protestant
and Wesleyan. But the latter Church ls also divided
unlike other denominations by political boundaries into
the NJ E. South and the NJ f. North Beside this bound
division We have another dyIsion OF the Church IN
the Southern States which may be called either polt
cal or chronological the division according to
The Methodist Church South has dstnct organization
for ts colored memteE-
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The attention of capitalists is requested to the
State Bonds of Alabama, bearing per cent interest
payable semi-annually Oh January and July lst, in
the City Of NewYork and also the principal on July
1st, 1885. The whole Indebtedness Of the State il
only s34i5 OOO and s 600 still unsold Of which
amount $500 are by direction of the Executive OF
the State, now offered through Messrs. Duncan,
Sherman & Company, financial agents Of the State
of Alabama, who win receive bids, until January s,
for these bonds, and will furnish every informant n
respecting them. They are first-class inyestme
security.
Governor Patton writes to Messrs. Duncan. ShoT-
man & Co.. agents of the State that he viii be ablo
from the ordinary receipts 70 pay 10000 OF ITS In
debteduess. beside having surplus on hand snili-
cent to pay the interest on the State debt which
natures next May. and providing for the current
expenses of the Government The condition Of the
State of Alabama Therefore entities It's bonds to tie
confidence of capitalists and investors
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
PETROLEUM AND MIN
Waikiki Lead
Petroleum.
Second Call.
Smith Il paruRlf
sAruRpAY. Jan. ls-r. N.

SATURDAY, Jan. lB-P. NJ.
Gold opened at 1874. sold high as 1891, and closed
at 1881. The clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were t7s 10000. and the balances s2,l0O52l
Government stocks were In active demand the old
59s selling at TO- The new issues also fraction
dearer State stocks firm. and for the hrstclass
railway mortgages there is good investment de-
mand The small stocks are firmly held. Quicksilver
rose 4 per cent, and Canton :. Atlantic Mail fell to
%, and Pacific improved per cent. Express stocks
were neglected. The dealings in railway shareswere
not large and prices are firm NewYork Central sold
at 1884! On Monday the semi-annual dividend will be
made, and will probably not exceed per cent. Its
friends arc confident that after the proposed issue OF
40 per cent of new stocks the road can make 5 per
cent Dor annum Harlem sold at l2h Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was strongly supported and sold at %.
Something above par is predicted for this stock prior
TO tho declaration OF the Spring dividend North
Western Preferred il steady, and taken by strong
BUYERS, After the call tho market was firm but dull;
but after the Bank Statement was made known
there was more activity, and the market closed
strong at quotations
The following are William Hesth & Co.'S last quo
RAT ous Of stocks:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

Money IS easy at SAT per cent on call In CONNER
cial paper no change. Primo is and wanted st
per cent and second grade sells at quite large in
terest Tho exchanges are In favor Of New-York to
an extent which makes it certain that call loans
to rule at as low rates as have been known for long
period. Lenders as rule. prefer short engagements
at low interest, with immediate control Of their
money and shun oil enterprises requiring long
term to complete them. The Bank Statement shows
smother large increase in oil the items The legal tend
ers and specie show On increase Of >o,S7i, ,l&-tho
gross amount of specie being tssl9.S7. tho largest
sum reported several years In the absence of any
adequate use for tho now idle money u the banks
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

The annual report of the Reading Company shows
the following results in lSG'Sas compared with the
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
CONSOLIDATED EMPRESS COMPANY.
The Cbic10O ReDHbIicdR of Friday saws:

There improvement to notice m the duless bch mas
pervaded monetary circles OF late but on the contrary -
seems rather to increase Money is still very close ana
firm and it Is extremely difficult 10 negotiate even
frsclass bills Rates OF interest are steady at tho quo
tatons heretofore given The Exchange market s very
scanty supplied and nearly all Of the banks are ship
ping currency Tho rate between banks is uniformly 20
cents premium and over the counter par buying ana
1-lO OF one per cent. premium selling
The Pottsriie journal Of Saturday says:
The quantity sent by railroad this week e92 Of tuns
against the spending week last
The trade confined entirely To the city and the ne
The trade sums up this week follows. compared with
last year:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE MARKETS.
lC,really reported for THs TRrnryyI

lCiremly reported for THE rRiBrST
SATURDAY, Jan. is, 1868.
AsHI.S-Pots continue in fair demand aud prices are
firm a - asa! 37. Pearls are inactive aud nominal az
SO 250S10 90.
for all articles coming under this heading, and prices
have ruled quite firm. The closing quotations
are "a follows: Bricks nj 81 5p0sl2 50 for com
mon Hard, sisQS22 for Crotou. and SOaS5 FOR Pha-
dephia Front Cement at Al nUS2 10. Rosendale; Hair
Mt IS 365c for Rio Grande Mixed 3Ia3lAc for Buenoa
Ayes Mixed, aud llQl2c. for Unwashed Mixed. lathi
s.. three months lime nt 81 81 for Common ana 81
for lamp Plaster Of Paris AZ - stNS per tun lot
Blue Nova scotia g 80 per bb Tor Cacined Eastern ana
81 30 per bb for CaclDed kuickerbocSer ana Empire
Mills.
- BTESWAX-A steady market for Yellow business mod
crate at S9sa 40c. for Mester.. and southern
BRiSrLES are unchanged. the demand far sales az
from SOC 9sl 70 for American Gray and MLite
COTTON-The demand continues active, and the mar
ket further improved closing steady at 0l7ac Zoe
Mddng t'paBds 60 llf gsc for DO. SewOrleans; sales
of 6o3 bales including luO in transit shippers are stu
the principal operators and there Is more demand for IN
yestmeut. and the sales tO speeulatoTs are larger
COFFEE There rot vefy heavy business uOlne IN
Braz Coffee bur the market Tor all grades Is stronger.
and confident feeling ais anes holdcTS sales OK
J96 bags Gu ShlrstOn. private terms other kinds
moderately active ana steady sales OF 9O2 bags Mar
ecaibo on private terms
CANDfs-A -AdainantiIe steady and IN ialr demand;
sales of 500 boxes at 2f12tc Sperm, ijGs ana Patent
6sd 65c.. fhe latter for JuddS
DYEWOODS are dai, owing 70 the large supply on tho
market the demand is very moderate indeed nothing IL
doing for Spolf. the freghts HOW demanded are too
hig admit O purchases; We quote Fustc Cuba az EA
do Jamaica az $50; do MaraCalb0 at S2G Logwood JG-
maica. at s4dsl4 So ana do Honduras 1T 49, all god
Lima Wood brings <75 gVd.
DRUGS AND DYES continue firm FOR all articles
coming under this heading there has been Gre move
soda Ash snd sales o the extent OF 5000 tuns Tor
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

an increase OF as7e and the stock Of fon IN both ds
partinents Is 9226l2s showing an increase OF
when compared with the preceding return
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

h,'" sAt, Y d. " "i s,is A,nj s2so11 s,s1 81 ssI
vS',-.....'.,::.r 20 a7s fh.ol BlG;' sg, sie 10
FLOUR AND MEAL--DuIipg The early part OF the
the advance In gold snd very limited arrivals ruled
quite firm end very active demand pfe'@nle1' IN
cline n6tsd 70 OH last was fully recovered and hcd,u
had great confidence, but on Wednesday with nee arr
IN Sd press S most grades fell IN bb and
since then we haye had sluggish market and great
Low aud Medium. Holders of Family Grades, In tho
present depressed state " the market are indnr,'
about selling the stock u these grades IS not ineress
ing and all grades are tGsi IS bb lower on the sea-
board than at the West hence u Is evident that Win"
SsIsr ssp p O We tmS nS or an Isss export %
Wheat brands. though they sold slowly are held wthmu
lent SetSaon n% ne es for sny,Sns Ike depression
as tue country no better on for supplies RS
great defsicncy % IN the crop Of indian Corn we are
One thing appears very evident TO US that we ma nayg e
considerable supply OF Wheat Flour for export o. mad@T se
atey active. bnt prices irregular The low grades o
prans. aSte Srs rn and Family Srsnds more saaSs the
sales $500 bbs at Is todse 10 for superhne sse
%sGo ios s,eno, H nyes ss snu ~ S' ~, ~ & - sos
$40 10 for the Low grades OF Western Extra SO .cS ~
for good 20 shecs % Spring Wheat G Extra 'iseH S 60 % 0
on asl2 co for Amber Winter Wheat Extra indiana and
sssan ga W ss ior White %hes Sar do do & a1s a oay
10 moderate demand prices have nuctuated, and shows
e s @ dsy G
bags at t2 2S2si3 90 and small lots choice at higher
nguree Canadian Flour Is irregular and dull IN fact not
enough deng 10 give character 10 the market the sst
ales at sIS for white Wheat Southern Flour has
fairly active but IN prices have had considerable
and have ruled more or less In sympathy
With Western brands closing rm but not active the ar
yals are moderate sales OF bbls az 10 6dt Is for
ordinary to geod Extra Baltimore and Country: Oh 6cs
Extra and Family Georgia and virginia and oD
sNs 50 for Extra and Family Maryland and Deaware.
rye Flour has nustuaed and has declined The receipts
been fair but the stock moderate, closns rm put
uiet sales OF lee bags at n s5oee 90 Corn Meal b
eciucd and hns ruled du cosing active and nrm
90 bDs sod At % for wessrn and q 50 for Brandy
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
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Carried forward 10 1853

Carried forward 10 1853. ........,..,..., f,t5AU2
The receipts OF cotton last week at all the ports
reach 7s,S22 bales. making the aggregate receipts
since September l. 1867, OPS 9S7 bales against Ssl S
bales for the period in 1861 being an excess
this season over last Of IS70S6 bales Although there
is considerable falling off In the receipts this week
the total shows ol5 0G3 bales over the coz
responding week Of last year. The kilograms indi-
cate that next weeks receipts will be about the same
as during the seven days now under review In the
exports there is small increase this week the total
from all the ports reaching 525S9 bales against o66
bales last week. and so9i6 bales the previous week
For the corresponding week Of 1867 the shipments
from all the ports amounted to 49, 70 bales showing
an increase for the week this year Of Ss bales The
total foreign exports from the United States since
September l. 1857, now reach 542.l8l bales. against
1874 bsles for the same period last year, and the
stocks at all the ports at present Se4 074 bales
against S5ol50 bales at the same time in 1867.
kThe return Of tho Bank of France for the week
ending Jan shows the following changes as com
pared with that Of last week;
Notes Inc oco Priv aeets Dec fr 1s ses 900
Bills dlse'd Inc. ss333 oool Advance Dec itI0oo
Cash In hid Dec. s2iee.oooI ITreaA bal =. Dee 100000
The return Of tho Bank Of England for the week
ending January gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

Total. 1865 2l,6+ $342,e653C2
A dispatch from Washington says Gen Logan viii
introduce the following resolution in the House on
Monday:
quested to communicate 10 this House any information IN
his possession concerning loans by any National Banks IN
the City OF NewYor, IN violation OF section 70 OF tne Na
tOna Currency act OF any portion Of their capital IN eA
ces OF the limits provided by said act upon railroad or
formation in his possession that any officers of such banks
engaged IN speculative operations IN such STOCKS
institutions; and that event OF his not beng in posses
sion of the necessary facts 60 furnish this Information ne
take immediate steps TO cause an examination 10 DO
made to adopt such measures as VIII compel cOu
pauce by said banks with the provisions Of the National
Currency act.
Gen. Logan should not stop here, but should ask
for smelling committee" to get list of members
of Congress of both Houses who have intimate rela-
tions with members Of the Stock and Gold EX-
changes, and may have, perhaps Joint accounts
with them Much OF the financial acton IN Congress
looks as though it taken to affect the prices OF
gold and stocks in Wall-st. Neither members ot
Congress nor bank officers immaculate and,
while looking for delinquents, smelling commit
teer might find speeuatng members as weilas specu-
ating bank officers.
Exchange is quoted as follows: London. 90 days,
1O9lGlO9; sight, 1lOla1l0; Paris, long. 5l6sa5l5;
short, 51S.d512i; Antwerp 5.lS3dbl6i; SWISS 9'lss
0516! Amsterdam, 4BdIi; Frankfort, A8ahs;
Bremen, 79.d7 793 Berlin 72G72t.
The following was the days business at the Office
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs,
s972 600: for Gold Notes. sG65eoO; total Receipts,
ss7l 39I s6 total Payments, Sl,917073 Il; Balance,
sl05 l674 453 76.
Freghts continue to advance; there is very large
supply of tunnage here nowin fact, all the vessels
are full The engagements 10 Liverpool are 800 bales
Cotton at ga Id 500 ties. Beef at 4s 3d. and by sean
er o 600 bales Cotton al s0?d: 500 bush Wheat and
Corn at I'D $50 boxes Bacon at As; 600 bbs. Pork
at Ca 200 tcs Beef at S.; 800 boxes Cheese at 5Os,
and last evening 81, 600 bush Corn at 10d l0.d. To
London to-day $500 bbs. Flour at 2s. ed The char
tiers are bark hence to Cork for orders with $500
quarters Grain at 7s: vessel from Philadelphia To
Liverpool with 1000 bbls Petroleum, at S. 3D. and
Prussian ship from here to Philadelphia, thence TO
Antwerp with 500 bbs. Petroleum at IS.
Tho imports M New York for the week compare
follows: ~.
Wsek eaiing J,n. T. Jan. 10 jan Pee a.
n~.w w.aIa
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

in ordinary and legitimate pursuits thereSs sure 10
be created speculative demand at no distant Gay.
United States Stocks already feel the influence OF
cheap money which will soon extend to other quar-
ters. The items show the following changes:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
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BASKING III


The following is an abstract of quarterly reports of
the National Banking Associations of the City Of
NewYork, showing their condition IN the first Non
day i'll January, 1868:
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Total. >o.5s7.4oI ss,i56,O6s s9,cs5ei2 t1.4Ss,is3
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods conf

Total. sa.5s74oI t5,I56O69 t3cs5,e42 f.4Ss,isS
The New-YorlS imports of foreign dry goods conf
pare as follows: .s
For h< Usek 1865. ISb7. t~O-.
Entered nj The mort 1890 S. sO2s95 s229i.O13 tsal SAG
Ihrown on mariet.. 3.i7275S 2O47,36l l25l,Soj
Siro, Jan. l. 1866. 1857 ISoS.
Entered AT the mort ~ 8 sOOl53 s525,s6T ta.516.OA
Thrown on market. s.ll6l2l 40ll,1S 22l9'2So
At the recent election Of officers of the Importers
and Traders Bank, James Buell. was reelected Pres-
dent. and Russell Sageby Vice-Presdent
The earnings of the Western Union Railroad Com
pany for the week ending January IL were:
1863 81 1861 ts.s0a 60 Decrease. s647 -
The Rock Island Road earned the second week in
January:
The Michigan Central Road earned the second
week in January
1863 s72Oa 1867 sl,l9 Increase s9n
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
l..-......... in nnce.a her ~ fnlln,xs
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

DUTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VT
IL VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and after Dec. ID 1867, trains will rnI
~ follows, viz:
MOVING SOUTH AND FAST.
Leave Burlington at $3.50 Il. nl., 1:35 p. m. see
J;15 y. NJ. Arrive at Rutland at ii :25 a. M. i:l(
p. 500 Il. III. 100 IL. IN.
Leave Rutland at 400 Il. M, 1900 m Arrive
bellows Falls at 7:lu and 2:2U p. H., IL 1925 a.
Leave Bellows Falls at 7.50 a. M, 2:25 p. m.
$40 III. Arrive at Bratt.eboro' at $50 a.. NJ,
30 y. M, 4:27 \. N.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brattleboro' at IL 200 ". M, l:i5 X 900 +.
"a. Arrive Bellows 4 als III l2:UU u. M, and
30 and 9:55 p. M.
Leave Bellows Falls at 1895 p M, 5:45 p.
1000 p. III. Arrive at kntlaLd AT $40 p. M,
$500 p. III. 1885 u, III.
Leave r itlandat 600 Il. M. Lao y. H., ], 20
,. M. 1870 Il. m. Arrive at burlington at 9:41 d.
H., l:25 p. NJ, and 6.l5 p. III. 4.lo IL. III.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
Es- At Burlington with Boats on Lake Cham
jan and Vermont Central and Vermont and
canada Railroads, for Montpelier, s.. Adams,
;ouse's Point, Montreal, UgdensDurgn, and til,
Vest. At Rutland with trains for Troy, AiDan,
md New York, Saratoga Springs, Schenectad!
md the West. AT bellows Fails with trains on
Jheshire Railroad for Fitchburgh, Worcester,
lowell, and ioston. With VT. Valley Railroad,
for Brattleboro, springfield, Hartford, New Ha-
ven, and New AUrk-and with Sullivan railroad
tor Windsor, White k.yer junction, Wells River,
1t. Johnsbury, Newport, Litticton, and the
Nhito Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap,
pleasant, and expeditions route.
FOR IlCkE1S and all necessary information
enquire at the UIlices on the Ine.
W.T.. GEO. A. MERRILL Supt.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND suLLitA>
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commenclna Sept. IA. 1893.
TRAINS aoINo soUrH ANr EAST


Leave IT. Adams At 90 l. N. 400 uOon,
aud 500 u. IN.
Mail Train leaves Rouses po MT AT a:i0 Il. m.
receives passengers from OEdonshurgh H. r. .
and connects at White River Junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
Springfield, aud with trains on Passunpsic II.
H.. arrives at New York at 1913 y. M.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 A. M, 81
Johns at 1890 a. m, Ogdcnsburgh at 5'3o a m
kouse's Point at lO:45 a. n for Boston, Nc., ar
irving in Boston Cia. Lowell at 1880 u. IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at LOO y.
III, Montreal at $3.50 p. m, Houses Point at 6.35
=. M, 81. Johns at 500 ?. M arriving at Boston
at ., 10 a. M. connecting q; Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, &c,
and arriving in Newlork at l2.3o y. M
TRAINS GoiSd NORTH AND WEST.
Leave St. Albuns for Montreal at Gao u. M.
and G:3j p. m. For Rouse's Point, Ogdensburgh
and the West at G:05 and Loo a. IN, and $40
p. III.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 Il
III. for Burlington, st. Adams Montreal, &c.
arriving at Montreal at l0Di p. nj, ugdeusburgh
at 1880 a. M, making close connection with the
train FOR the West.
Mail Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell at 100
a. m, VIA Lawrence and Fitchburg at 7.30 "A. m,
springfield at 7ij M, for Burlington, and
St Adams.
The traius leaving Boston via. Fitchburg AT
1870 a. m. and Spyinrield at 7:lj Il. m, connect
at White River Jnnt tia with the Day Express
train
Accommodation Trair leaves Mortified at
7:45 II. M, tnr darlington, Rutland, 81. Adams,
Rouso's Point, Ogondcsburgh. &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 .,
A., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley
Railroad, leaving New York at 12l5 p. m, and
rom Oh shire Railroad, leaving Boston at $50
D. m, connecting at White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at $50 p. M. for Burling-
ton, Rouse's Point. Montreal and Ogdensburgh,
connecting with steamers andCiraud Trunk
Trains for thpWeSt.
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Il Counsellor at Law and Solicitor III On
~, st. Aibahs, Vermont. One, iear ihe Ios.-
ice, and residence on Weden street.
Also, United States Commissioners, Commits
nor of Deeds for the States OF New lorh
.shachusetts, and other States. He viii SlN,
|mpt attention to ali professional bnslness
Ii which lie may Ne entrusted.
lit. AlDalIs. Nov. 1, 1864. II
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n. SOW LES. Attorney and Counsellor at
L.. Law aud Solicitor i'll Chancery. Office ovci
II National Bank, st. Albans, Vt.
II. S.-Wlll attend to Collections, and proseclt,
! ms against the United States for Arrears %.
h, or Bounty to Soldiers, Widows and invald'-
blsions, Nc.. Ac. 3-ti