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New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
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The transactions in railway and miscellane-
ous shares continue very large in amount and without
any perceptblc dminuoni in the mania for purchasing
or abatement In the excitement The speculation at the
early Board was very confident and in NcwYork Cen
tral aud Hudson. Ohio and Mississippi Northwestern,
Rock Island Pitt and Reading point reached
higher than been recorded at any stage OF the
ment. The rapidity with which stock after another
is taken up and pushed forward into the front rank Of
high prices astOnishcs the old veterans OF the
street. the SCARED campaigners OF quarter OF GEN.
tury. As yet there are no premonitory symP
toms that the end is at hand, and many a
determined bear OF three months is now as ardent
a bull and anxious purchaser at the advance as the
most sangune seductive have been the allurcments
held out by the bun ciques on the Stock Exchange.
Pittsburgh has attracted but little less attention than
Yesterday; but the prime movers in the rise eX-
trcmely reucent TO the time when the new dividend is
10 be declared at the time pointing to the largely
increased earnings OF the road. Large transactions
were recorded in Lake Shore but not large yester
day the day before, and large trade is reported in
St. Paul and Pacific Mail No gossip has been float
ing about street and in the afternoon for time the
buoyancy was lost the realizing sales tending
70 depress prices; but the market wound up active
In marked contrast to this temper OF general specula
tion, may mention Panama, which once reared its
lofty head in the neighborhOod of $50, while todays
TRANSACTIONS show sales as low as d. the decline of
per cent being doubt mainly attributed 10 the
struction of the Pacific Railroad In the socalled invest
ment shares business limited. the profits afforded in
transactions in these speciaes not being OF sufficient
importance 10 attract specuatOrs well-distrbutcd
business done in miscellaneous shares, and large
trade in express shares, in which Adams tho ea
ture and sold up to 81. The following table shows the
CHEST and lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
TEMPERANCE LAW IN MICHIGAN.
bill has PASSED the LEGISLATURE of Michi-

A bill has passed the Legislature of Michi-
gan amending the Prohbi;ory Liquor law Of that state,
which provides that money other valuable cOnsdera
ton paid for spiruous liquor sold in violation Of law
may be recovered back by the person paying or by
ms wife or his child his parent guardian. All con
tracts agreements hereafter made, the consideration
whereof either in whole in part shall have been the
sale or agreement 20 sell any such liquor are
declared null and void; and it Is declared
that no action Of law shall be maintained
IN violation Of law. The act further provides mat
every wife, child, parent, guardian, husbani OF % %oel
person VINO shall De injured In person. property med
Of support. otherwise. 10y intoxicated Tsoh ol
hy Of the iutuNiCaOn of any person s,a hNch
night action iu his her name against any pl
soA or persons who shall, by selling or giving any IN
tuxiCatug hOuOr otherwise, have caused OF cohrI"
IA any such action the plaintiff shall have night 70 re-
cover actual and exemplary damages Ana thS oWlci
lessee, person persons renting or ie'ShS ~.
building or premises, having knowledge ,tha'
intoxicating liquors tO he sold ueTS-
IN at retail a beverage shall be laoe ScEeI%lN
ing hgGors as aforesaid And the amount reeOveieu
by ever, wife child shall hc his or her sole ana sep
nc PROPERTY The selling or Keeping for sale oi h4ui,
n violation of law subjects the person OncndnE lo
the first CLusc to fac OF $3j and costs o sut 1u
stand committed TN paid; for the second "Hrsc e.;
and fur the third aud every subsequent cOuylCoh vO
fc aud arI -uuutut i'm The jail not lcss m tna
be drunk or IutoN-''el iu any hotel tavern, OF P9
place. Iu tnc 20 Get or highway, VIII rt ~, cv
une ut 81. TuIT~u ~uuuCut IA tLc county. 1"' ~. -
rccdiac % DAYS, uuth sucA iluc ana IMPRISONMENT
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY fIsK As HATCH.
FISK & HATCH,
Bdnkers and Dealers ~ GOrernment Securities,
No. . Nassau-st., New-York, April 4. 1871. )
Holders Of Fire Toenty Bonds must shortly decide be
tuoen exchange for Government bonds bearing D.,
Al or per cent interest and other form Of nrest
ment in which the present premium their Five.
Twenties may be saved and their rate OF interest
main unimpaired.
Safe aud reliable six per cent securities in which
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
Foreign exchange is dull but very strong tho basis

Tie demand to-day in view OF the conftantly ncreas
ing business at the Stock Exchange has been active tho
stock brokers paying per cent for their call accomoda-
ons with few exceptions at that rate bengthe gen
era rate TO the houses though the larger dealers
have money left with them ats The banks steadily
aucrron ing their resources through remtances from
tic interior. Prime discounts 90 at car per cent.
The Government list has been strong and higher under
the combined influences OF higher gold and the antci-
pated Treasury purchase Of $3OoOoO) sos tomorrow
The market closes strong the basis OF l2i d23 for
ls67s.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
THE MARKETS.

lc.rsfuIly R.ported''o rnH TRIBUNE
TrKspAr. April ls 1871
AsH.s-Pois demand 80 ib 80 a PEARL ART d1 at
pERyW Ak is steady sales - 200 N aec mr southern.
BRIsTLgs-A business doing al from C ~ o Amer
icanG Gray and White. - . -,
BROOM CORN AND BROoMs-Tbe inquiry has been limited the
Of Connon "a Good idoc, and oesj o theee
usL Itdes Brsolas aIs selhls ., ~ 731 As ~ d'saa
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
investors can feel confidence must be largely sought

investors feel confidence must be largely sought
after and materially advance in market value as 1t
becomes apparent that the Five Twenties cannot be
relied upon to run much longer ut 6 per cent and
that hereafter Government bonds cannot be expected
to yield than about four per cent per annum on
their cost.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD BONDS among the
most desirable 6 per cent securities in the market.
They are amply secured, are well known and Of
established credit is all the principal money markets
of tho world and are regularly quoted and dealt in
at the Stock Exchanges Of New-York, Amsterdam
Frankfort Berlin, and London, and are AZ readily
salabe in large small amounts, at any time, at
quoted market rates. as are Government bonds
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany in 1870 were nearly Ss,oO0C0O, and the increase
for three months Of this year indicates that the
earnings for 1871 will not be lees than from SiOOOOOCO
to Sl2,OOO,OOO, with a net profit of not less than
S5OOOOCO
We deal in these bonds, and buy and sell them at
current market rates, and believe them to be as alb
solutely safe as any investment can be-
They can now be had in exchange for flye-Iwen-
ties at profit of about 15 per cent. This proh5
NAV be realized and per cent gold interest contn'
ued with entire safety. FISK " hAICI'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19


Holders Of and dealers in the old registered debt Of
Virginia, will be interested In the following relative TO
the transfer Of the same:
CosnnrTrE ON SECURITIES NEW YORK srocK}
EN,HANGE, NEw-IoRK. April II. 1871.
Tbi' Committee present the following letter relating to
the transfer Of the old registered debt Of the state OF
virginia, received from the second Auditor OF that state
EDwARD BRANDON. Chairman.
"sScoNp ArprroN'sofsics, RICHMOND Va April II, ls'l
"D.AE sn Your c'hnunaon referring the Just passed for
IN .e ,toel end ngSihng who entitled to Sr~t on
M tr @ Po~er Of attorney dated Phor 10 the 9Th Of June
a',r facility possible 10 party holding stock
viii poSe. a'toay nom the s OF January
last TO ~ y. o. Ju, a,er may be be- made on the books Of The
SAN cert gie WI be rlue ~ u nforssmen OF such transfer The
The power scraey aaorrs such sa,'ef vii be fclne IN l
oee .ad new power vii bo required sObouen transfer Of
weg bonds sd cctae,. rea TO be ,sn under th. Pund
% e' ~ NE pe,o9 % whom has been last transferred
The foresoing relates on to tie transfer Of old register stock the
po.sl S4 9ss stdns S sS, Of % 9S ;oel ISs M the rG
ecIrng rom ~ date Of Issue until the shall be surrendered and
funded under the act Just passed vFs ,s.PSss.y s, ,,,
The Union Pacific traffic for the month Of March
paros as follows with last year:
fnrnlnri $D9S9l Y s5Jg,ep 90
hipe''e' '''.'''.''''''''.' 25fn ~ iUS~ bl
Net -s24Gs0 .G97@
Giving an increase in March Of this year OF 2sO7s 81
For the first quarter OF the year. the comparison is
follows;
Three months. lG1I Three months 1870.
srnings ............,... . ilJ6 8J tladI 90 -
Expenses ................. 1BJgR 10 la6663g 10
80 Net Income. ............. 1893 i0J - 42Ol2l7 VI
Giving an increase for the first quarter OF the calendar
year of 1862, 1856 IS IN net earnings.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of specie
from the port of NewNork, for tho week ending April
lB, 1871, was A. aslO,si9
The American Exchange National Bank has declared n
dividend OF per cent free Of all taxes, payable on and
after the lN proXimo.
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared u
dividend Of per cent Zee of all taxes, payable AMI
after May l.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

FRCITS-Fore,u have been du, m,r for lri. le
pressed les Of '1 toT l. o. laas at ~ goa y! p aai 'ss
9c C,roa ~, and Sarle lc m quarter loE aD oc 10.
FREiGHTs ,re qe hat rs,. very f- ss e aty Of roers
offering he inquiry ha. ben mani Tor "s a4 'of'- r n ~
the Gran aa Pe,rora ta T-, es SEM 20 IayefPoo
2'o bash Gran oT fln O., 81. g. =, Do' 100 % M :. - AZ
ss, and as l BY steam ard - Do los OF ia'o~ ' '.. - -
e. London Jl e., bef B.! ,s % 70 ,',. Se- ' Al ~.
~. c-.''sis S', @ ' i = zoo r tr. % ,o ,oh or
oL--s ard Sor0egsu barA WIZ -" 1"A ''-'
AXE ~ I 5a6 1 & 5e sah River Iea o
Inns aue, es OF Cal-an stlzoic spinning To" " -nl -te9
I !. y g., Gryen To- On. s Pe' ~, ,a " sJ, @ r. Western
GRAlSoer- Of Wheat ar trrl owns 10 '' e.a. ' M r. r.
the market I'm for sPres wheat sne i ~ m ''' IN, ,
Lae te,yS ee'n1i s Zoo Glb a. = . r OLD sp1ns ser
II 57atl 20 for 50 CHICAGO sP.ns tor ~ h' G 80, T ~.
saoat ii 78as 81 Tor White Michigan. and - ~ if VIZ
4c0 bush Common he Ne'iem a. - 90 ~ .-'
siy 81 d y 'i' I and anp y 5 ia Yo We.ern Tor feed si ne Ba
Oa 1900 bush Canadian At - Osts are quiet std t'
sales - 100 basb New Ohio e aud aso .rl
@ on y per r.. dull and seay and prc,. srs nous
Corn closes s ah fair demand for eIPr ami tie tra ine ai'17s' %
sound al 74a75e 7ea7 aaOai Western ieos
GINSENG demand fair and supply Light sales Of gooi South
GUANoA more demand or Peruvian at GIN slet
rom obber hands sd for Ihno1a and tS io' O1'nae cur
GtNNIEs light demand .c for Bss' and isase 20
HAY moderately scve quote North River shipping sl
Retail lots AZ 20d IS Clover t007oc and Salt Hay a. 49,
H. and hrner 5od ~ % for LoBg hei ~ IVA
I'll y for Short do and so09Oc for Oat.
HOPS good demand ss, rs bblA st eGl.e ot
Common 20 Good. .
HEMP frmy held naedvei quote Manila M gold and
Jute Butts currency.
HORSSoI selling 81 for Rio GraDie and sid IS for An'n'
Sreced =,
INDIGO very quiet but price, unchanged We quote as o
lows: a..
Bengal per b gold 3sds2 10 GuemsA........S 81 coGs
Madras currency va J 95 Caracas .'..''''.'''' va
Manila. CoaL........ OO9 / 20 =,
MOLASsEs 6r good demand: quote Porto Rico a. g
d60c Nev-Oreans 0d7. and English island at G+ tali
23026 Cuba Glazed 1Jci Cuba hIi-
coyato Rfniug 32d3r snd Cuba Musooyo Grocery st sa+
METAS-Ego Copper has Moderate and the market
heavy shesthng quiet but steady Scotch Pg Iron very
quiet pnces ssty American dnl but seay OUR Ateia
under mceTate demand and Re nsIast Ia
steady. We quote: -
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

State bonds were quiet and without feature Tie
principal business in South Caronas, prices having
been fraction higher all around. The following were
tho bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

The Philadelpha stock market was active to-dny;
Pennsylvania Gs, third issue, sold at los Phiiadei-
pha and Erie Railroad 2Si Reading Railroad. "a lll6 (;
and Pennsylvania Railroad 60. Gold closed AT Ill
The following is the statement Of the Boston Natio nal
Banks as returned to the Clearing House, April II.
Ceaital..... e47 other Banks. &o7t3 079
Ioau.......... other Bsuks.... l8i3Gi6
2OJl3il Deposits 46sapI
Legal Tender Notes. i02S7 Circulation. q - ~
Quarterly statement Of the State Banks OF the City OF
Ne,.- York:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

In railroad bonds there very large business in
the Pacific mortgages also in the rsts OF Cleveland.
Columbus and Indiana Central, and Milwaukee and ST.
VTlo f,Ii, ffc t
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

To Brokers Wanted, q position as Booskeepel
and Cashier STOCK Gold House by pGn, thoroughly posted
VI retersnse Address L. j. bsI's 10
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

RrrPIryGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
P,uvAv-Tbe completion of this Road has given to
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Goid Bonds an
established character equal to any mortgage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We are prepared 10
buv and sell these bonds at any time, at our baH-
inp-Uouse, at market price-thus placing them on
the same basis for temporary or permanent invest
ment. with Governments or any other security.
These bonds arc a first and only mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile, based on n railroad that mas cost
$4,000, and which commands, without competition,
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
sota-shortening the distance from ST. PAU 70 Chl-
cago 45 miles, and to St. Louis more than W iies'
The net earnings are already largely in excess OF
interest on the bonds and no doubt exists that they
will more than double within the ensuing year
A contract has been secured with the chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company obli-
eating the latter to invest so per cent Of gross earn
ings derived from traffic with the Burlington, Cedar
RAPIDS and Minnesota Road in the bonds of this
COMPANY. This arrang cement makes practical con-
solidaton of the two roads, and establishes large
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds.
The convertibility privilege in these bonds en-
abes them to be exchanged for stock at par, at any
time. This secures to the holder, at his option a
share IN any excess of earnings over the interest
obligation.
An exchange Of Government securities for these
bonds returns o. per cent interest instead OF per
cent which is all that Governments pay at present
price besides leaving an immediate gain OF about ~
per cent in price for reinvestment.
The subscription price of the bonds is 10 ana
accrued interest III currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange free
Of commission and express charges.
HENRY CLEws q Co, 81 Wal-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19
SECOND BOARD,


Sails OF Government bof1d.
2oOOo G 8I Ccu2! oel7 10000 s. $50 Reg, 65 r.l
GOO t. SO Goa ...lJ 5000 E. $ !-20 Reg o7 ~
1OOO.....2i O'Clock lai 900 L. :. O. Curyley2 oel3
] go L. s. s. Cou '65..2. oe.llJil
New-York tribune., 1871-04-19

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Rye F0nr steady ani fir demand st ~ QbA w .-..
Weern......... 29af4 .. Sst- s'i Pom - .a pt 10
Corn Meal hu1 20 far telall. r, .a l.. Weo1 3:
Corn Meal Jersey.. % 045 s5 Corn M B'we. e. .s1 2
Corn MeI.W estera. via - Ae4l Brae p. ol1 -
Corr Meal.We,; IS. . ~ ~ q e.
FISH-Dry Col j. den and heavy. so 90 oils g - -
Tberp good demand for 80 Hackr po,ei
sales loaV ho Sh,f "a BIO, No.
demand and stead. a.s zO lS OteI styles o, Fi .
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-08
+ ELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.
VASSAR COLLEGE

VIII open its next year, september goth, 1871, when
examinations Of candidates FOR admission will begin.
Application, stating the name Of the young lady, and
the post-ofice address Of her father or guardian,
should be made without delay, TO J. y. scHoU, Esq,
Vassar College, Poughkcepsie, n. v, who will send
to each applicant catalogue giving full information
respecting the college
HEALrH.-The location Of the College is beautiful
and healthy. TIL lrat object Of rs managers Is .hc
preservation and improvement Of the health Of all the
students
THE COLLEGE FAMILY.-Tho Lady Principal, aided
by many lady teachers, exercises a material
the and habits Of the students and aims to
render their social and domestic life in the College
cheerful and happy. In case a student becomes sick
the kndet and best is given to the case, and the
parents notified.
While the College is not conducted in the interest
of any religious denomination it is the desire OF its
managers to make it eminently Christian iusttu-
ton.
srUnus.-The College has hrst-class Cabinets and
Apparatus to aid the students in obtaining complete
education. Thorough instruction is given in the
Modern Languages, well in the classics and
Mathematics. Illustrative lectures delivered in
connection with the recitations in the Natural
Sciences, English Literature, and the Fine Arts
The College provides first-class Board, well-fur-
uished rooms properly wormod and lighted, and the
washing of dozen ordinary pieces a week for each
student. For all the foregoing means Of the highest
education and homo and comfort, the College
charges only so week, $500 per annum. No
srras charged for any branches Of learning in the
college, except Music, Painting, and Drawing; and the
charges for these are very low. 1884
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-08

PALACES AND PRISONS is the name of
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens new novel, now in
press and to he published in few days by
n. i. Peterson IL Brothers, Philadelphia.
1t will command very large sale, for "Pal
aces and Prisons" is an entire new novel
from the pen of this talented American au-
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The scenes in this novel show great dramat-
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with the skill and power for which this au-
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by its absorbing interest and charming
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volume will be laid down with regret that
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Stephens has yet written. Palaces and
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paper cover; or copies will be sent by mail,
to any place, post-p paid, by the publishers,
on the receipt of the price of the work in a
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-08

winds Of spring autumn. u should be careinuly
shielded from al Irritating influences. INC utmoet
caution shoud be observed in this particular with
out Il cure under almost any circumstances Is an i'm
possibility. -,..,....., 49,
trcous diet and all the medicines continued until the
body has restored TO II the natural quantity Of hesh
/ was myself cured by this treatment Of the worst
kind Of Consumption, and have lived to get fat and
hearty these many years, with one lung mostly gone
I have cured thoutands since, and very many have
been cured BIZ this treatment whom have seem
Abou the frst Of october expect TO take possession
NJ INV new building at the northeast corner OF Sixth
and Arch streets where shall be pleased TO give ad
vice to all who may require II.
Full directions accompany all my remedies, so that
person In any part Of the world be readily cured
by strict observance Of the same.
J. II. sCHENCK, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia.
GEO. @. GOODWIN co. AGENTS,
BOsTON 4G