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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH LADY, LIVING IN THE
w country two thoroughly respectable and useful
English SERVANTS one nurse to young children the
other as housenaid and general servant Address
stating wages, l.. NJ, Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

CITE NOGRAPHY-A GENTLEMAN OF SUPERIOR
- education. acquainted with several Languages. seeks
a position correspondent, secretary or amanuenss
Add ress CRUCE. box lis Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

A YOUNG GERMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
~ gardener; undo rsta nds the care OF bOrses cows
&c. Address THkODOR, 6Sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

CITUATION wANTED--BY AN ENGLIsHMAN. Az
~ goodman; first class reference. Address H. g., box
i02 Herald ptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

90 WEST SsTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
sC-fC wishes Indies Of gent enens washing and
ircning do out by the day; good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

! coo Sd AV. BETWEEN ADD AND 44TH STS.-A
OCA competent person as nurse one who Is capable
taking charge baby its birth and willing to
make ements for the summer months; objec-
&c Yelling. Call address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

DUTLER-A FIRST CLASS WILL EDUCATED
ID butler is wanted to go TO a neighborino city, four
hours from New York: the very best recommends ions
REQUIRED a superior man only is wanted Address BUT
LIE r. Windsor Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

WAN7ED-A GIRL BETWEEN II AND l6 YEARS
w OF age, 10 make herself generally useful; German
preferred Apply at $50 East 5Sth St. corner I'd av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

| NOACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
" wanted-Ry Il single understands his bushes IS
perfectly coed reference. Address r. w. box 20 Her.
| nId office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

A YOUNG MAN a. SPEAKING GERMAN. FRENCH
II and English well acquainted with the dry and fancy
goods business wishes situation as Correspondent 81
wholesale house preferred; compens lion moderate
references first class Address for three days A. F..
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

YOUNG LADY WI HE'S A SITUATION AS SALES
"A woinan for parlor in a dressinaki establish
ncnt speaks and writes and Engish reference
given. Address Miss r. NJ. d., 40 West 9th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

A COMPETENT ELOCUTONIsr WISHES FEW
n more eEgagements in private families; best refer
ences address Miss J. f., Herald Uptown Branch
off
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OFT 9TH Az. TWO DOORS FROM 18Th ST. RING
OIL the belD-A mid de-aged woman nurse; thor
oushy understands the management OF baby from Its
birth objection to tile country. Call o address
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A GENTS WANTED-wITH FROM SO 80 TO 500, TO
n travel in New jersey. Apply at No. 74e Broadway,
mp stairs, ms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

A NGELLS TURKISH. ROMAN AND ELECTRIC
- Baths, No. 81 Lexington av. want agreeable intel.
ligent industrious stric y temperate Americans, not
older than Is years. baths and Office: be well
rccOmmc nded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

~ estant man; marrled no family; wife first class
cook is strictly emperate is sober willing and obig
ing best references. Address COACHMAN, box 24
Herald Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

TUESDAY. Feb. 17-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. Feb. 17-P.M.
Snch an excitement as has rarely been witnessed
i'm the Stock Exchange was produced to-day by the
formal reading from the desk. by the presiding Off
Ger of what pnrDored TO be Authoritative announce
ments that the directors Of the Western Union Tele
crapb Company had determined not only TO sell its
surplus stock. but to issue enough new shares 10
make the capital plump fifty million dollars. NO
one stopped to inquire to the possibility OF Tor
geries, but the brokers issued from hundreds OF
Offices and rushing pcil-mel to the boardroom sold
their shares for Whatever they would bring ut the
time. Western Union had been selling in moderate
quantities in the neRhborbood of rs when, presto,
it fell 10 72s. At this point it began to be
whispered that the notices fOrgeries, and tho
decline was stayed as If by magic. Western Union
commenced to rally again, and recovered to 70 al
most as quickly "a il had dropped 10 To- few min
ufcs before though it had still another spas, aud
closed finally at IA Wabash declined to 49, and,
following in the wake of its fellOwvctim rose rap
idly again. after the manner of truth crush 10
earth but still losing more than per cent on the
days bout. The effect upon the entire market was
of course staggering and nearly everything felt the
effect of the stampede in the two stocks named.
Order was soon restored however, out Of the appa-
rent chaos the market rcganed its equilibrium in
large degree and at the close, rs compared with the
last prices of yesterday, Central and Hudson liar-
lem and Rock Island had held their own; Lake Shore,
Wabash and Union Pacific had detected each about
= North Western keeping the tenor of it's way
with marvellous iirmness Pacific Mail and st. Paul
had each recedcd about per cent, while Ohios and
Western Union were found to have lost just one per
cent each. TIE latter bad borne up Dobly against
tremendous odds, but the adding of some dozen OF
| more millions 70 the supply of available stock was
more than even that excellent institution could en-
tirey recover from the effect of within few hours
What changes a nights sound sleep and sober sec
ond thought may work in the feeling and temper OF
dealers will lie known at an early hour IN the morn
Ing Meantime tine foregoing record in detail OF the
days doings and the succeeding table OF highestlow-
esopenng and closing prices afford precise idea OF
the fluctuations as well as Of the general scope and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
S,2l7l Empty Hosshe,i
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES Pots are moderate trade demand soa' previous aSDFe
quoted az 634c Pearls dull and noainCl at 9c.
BUILDING MArERALS-Bck moderately inquired AFTER ara
pc are unchanged; parcels s1Oa Pale NJ al 81
jO6S7 To River 81 25d ~ p; Hayer-
straw Raw at 81 25dSS Coon FronisBrown Si4aSl5
DARK at Sl50Sl6, aud Red Slb0Slf; PhladelDhia al
s2s $50 Baltimore sjOdsJS ior parcels delivered
Par at S6dsG 2J Jersey IS 5OqS9; UD River at ~ 70
as 2j HaveLsrsW Bs AZ - 25QslO 25 Fronts at Sll
Crotou Sl70Sl9 FOR Dark Sl96S20 for Red,
and S33 jOds37 for Philadelphia Cement steady aud mOder
request Rosendae quoted ~ 10 Roman 81 5OaS4 IS.
M Portland obbng 50 l0dRj 20 vessel sni 81 40dS5 %
from ya Lahs quiet eds Eastern agod at 81 750
90 Lime limited demand AMI steady: Rocssnt Common at
81 TO- I'll 75 Other descriptions dull and
changed.
BOOTS AND SHOES have been ae'e ten,ad for the
though the has been satisfactory for the
responding dealers aud obh his far been cautious
stocking there much regard tho future
bnSv getting supplies bu. have hal
without much change the trade has
been has been sabe light
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Com is quiet out 6mi quote
Hur Green q b. S0llc Green Short aud Medium az 7d9c
Red and Reppe 6dle Brooms esif at S2dS2 20
SO 5UQt4 FOR Medium TO Prime and $3.50 80 for
Prime Iurl
BRESW AX-Tere moderate demand for and
steady with sales Of about 1000 for export 81 &c for West
err and Solthem.
COTrON-The business In Cotton remains
the market do not alter quotations We
fl.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

PREIGHTSrhere inquiry FOR room by be'h tp
fom the Grain Cotton and Provision r-es today At iy s,
In about
e engagements Lyeoool b. steam - 600 bu,h "bea,
a ; bales 81 1000 bows Bacon al ABS an
at 70 by sa 5000 bash Corn At 70 y % u ouo
his Poor al 100 bids TaNOw a. SIS 81 To loudou
nv sa 40 600 busn bbis RosiD ~ 10
ssgog b. sa 700 Pea in ships bag. AZ lt and BY
stem G tcs Stesrn az To Cardiff BY 600 blh Gfsin
At aL To Bristol BY Az bids raow at ics To aVrc BY
m $50 hhds MARYLAND Tobacco private terms The Charters CON
mise: An American bark Morgan Pill with 900 htds
Eauhha at 3d. Norwegian bark Of $50 tons rers benee 70
general cargo Swedish bar OF 81 hence
Sen also with general aud 10th py rm oesnss
Bremen Hamburg, with 2eOo hh hhd
Petroleum 81; Norsesia brig hence TO direct port lsf
Refined do 35c an Austrian bark o 5ons
register hence Ieghoru FIJI Of Alcohol aud Petroleum
private AID oaE bng q iGO hh oapY hence 10
the north laC So - and port charges PAID
FRUTS-Mos kinds Gred have Continued 10 GEO ud shh
very with advance Il h4an and Francs NHf9h e"e
dull Other kuas tot Materially ehagstl ~ -lp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18


The receipt, The shipping ports today were g72S bale. TIT
day last Is l67 ba AMI this DAY last psies Soek
ia NewYork l2l.537 bales; consolidated sPes siSg.g bales
delivery IN. market Ia 10 lover AMI The iransehons
only limited sales follows 81 on bas, Of Low hdrS,.
Sales evening febusry 100 ID olbc Msreh
900 10 II slc Zoo I5ae Apdl 100 lsle 900 10 333c
MAJ 500 les June 200 IL Lice, July 200 ~ 7lGe Tots.
iSe: MsrsS 100 Is iS2ei 900 10 7ldc 100 10 i5sss
-Op Ii LID, 200 Is l3-32ci 800 ID 1.lbe LOO.
is 1899 800 l5Se 400 Is 1880 April. 200 10 ilSc
400 l6 l.9e 100 10 lOci 500, 10 Isle 100 10 ll6ci
s3O III l32e; 900 I0ci 100 10 l3.e 800 lBe loo.
10 l2e 200 l6s Ma, 700 10 lao eiee Do 10 ,fy3s
Io,s IA go bale. Gtnd total $3.50 b,lss RIchaase' pl
10 erh 500 Apis 332c p TO eIh 100 February for
Msreh.
ColLTae sad for Domestic has been limited owas 10 the
mill wrs,he prices uDehangei sales Of Aaihace s. ss6
A. ion g. Goals dali sales Of West YIfaa 81 5Oe
go ana Comb Rand 81 35dS1 90 For-. dali
nominal, House $40 Liverpool Gas Sill Newcastle Gss 81
and Scotch al . ii. cnrftnrs
CoFsBPor all descriptions The market eoanu-, uaiet and dull
prres gyen wholly nominal We Rio ordinary
ia23', Par Do .id25e Good .5't G2Oe. and Prime
DO g8L0264e java. 3Ug2 hiIscsfo 30 Csc Jamaica "a
sro6r Porto Rico 26D27c. Costa kcs 2iG2Tc Mran, 25d
PC, Satania 25a w =. snd Carsco4 - 2Ge al gold
Cocoa " vsy dul nd nominal Nasc.bo 2S6
30e Cascis f~l7"Gssia, o@Ohi 'nd Ssao Domingo,
~. ali sob.
CANDL h ohIH. t'ass abos former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Cons q n.


HAY AND sTRAw-Tbere better lemsud ard g asl,''l
steady al former price, We quote Hsy Pnine Y ~,
S27 S2S Far 10 Good $9as25 shgPIg g. o.. ~ s~
s2i Clover Good &lsdSS Staw-No h!e - fio"fi''
No 2 20 AZ Sl2d$I3 anf Dat az Sloarlf. 49,.
HEMPrLe for Manila hss ruled 'e~y he ga" 's sna
nod y active of 1000 bales, 20 ave a. jig, Toil hno
00 do Boston 9i4c gods Sissl quiet at sdS % gold sd
Int Al 40 DC gold; but less see; ssis 81 <JVO
b,es al 2o gold quoted SPOT at 2G2 lJ oott' e.,a
HONEY fair demand With moderate DC h'aA t"s 7VV
h,s ye.esu and 20 Cuba in bond for ts
IspIGO-Thee distributing bosress snd ~ r'ct fcsu
drm sales Of Manila IN lots at 1Odooe Madfa al So@vo'
e1rrency and Caracas at SOD zoe, gold
LEATHBR1he exports OF Hemoek are bgrrng oe' s"eA
lightly witch Is generally we'll assorted Horsc ont1 are
buyur q little old pneea Oas " 0.'t aDH Oi'f-
weights with rather light s.o, Igl "etl are
dull We quote L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPoIIs, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN KALI
Way
We are authorized to offer. favorable terms. the
remaining balance Of 81 100000 Bonds, due on l62
miles of completed Road.
They are secured by first mortgage on the extern
sion OF 2l7 miles, and the additional guarantee OF
the old line with which it has been consolidated.
The Road is well and favorably known as one OF the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines In tue
West, having already large earnings, when were
tined TO take high rank among Railway securities
and at the present low price prove prohtaDie III
yestment.
They are 81 600 each; Coupons payable IN cold,
January and July. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, ii Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

The gold market moderately active and strong
with the sales ut ll2s01l9.@1125. There were no
new considerations to affect the premium and the
course of the market On gold loans the rates were
to per cent for carrying. The export cearances
from this port for the week ending to-day amounted
in currency valuation to S4,3t5,950. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000 i'll coin interest, and
$1,000 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol-
lows Gold cleared. SjS,97l,000; gold balances.
ST 6l0.4l6 currency balances 81 ,e3O,665. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
The totals OF the transaction
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady at The I
current quotations

The money market was the counterpart OF yester-
day and rates were easy at and per cent on call
aud 81 to 6! on prime discounts. The outstanding
legal tenders tonight amount to 1891 ,3e6,597.
United States bonds have been strong with con-
tiuued demand for the leading favortes, which have
made a further advance on late quotations. We
lln Hnnres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
Slaughter.

LUMBER quie, .uoagh doing 70 a6hh 'sr,
MOLASsKS-rhe adv With siderable bus's are
to-day $40 ehb. New Orleans price, ns,Sr o~ 70
75c CShs. consisting ~ nhs and 70
be-. al % i gazette eEsp Porto Rico 31"Ooe sDs'sh
l.sn 40d45s psseras 95di5e and Ns~Orts1 sew esp al
Us aT5e.
MLLPEBD-The narA,t Ia quiet but steady.
MErALS-There has moderate busDtss pAssle fgot
COPPER quoaols the sales ncude 800 COZ iats
at "a S924 &c shesthug without oeotsbs ehsnss al BE
Bo and Braas 35e and yellow Metal sbeShsg ~ 2se,
aad NJ cash iroo-Beth Scotch and American re
hmitej Rsi request
about former figures Of 1000 tons Oh T. $40 P Lead
very quiet pee about ncuns Ordinary fersSu sH a
gold; with fair naairI held 81 - " 2" w
without dealings Of Importance Mannseuei .'~ac sfn
Q sheet Pipe l0o Tn-lsei Pipe l61 les loper
for foeisa speler there bat e of 40 m
pnt- sacst 70 oss Do
rsc were sold 7s Tn SeSissc owcr p-rt's.
ularly hagsh but trade dull The eeeessou add
pnes are 10 7a31,c b.sea 81
Oiaa3ic Rsgh L. and At bG35e. ami kstSe kfshsb at
25as aBe gold Pi<s limited dtmArd nd al, NE
supply SMALL ssles pcs $50 boie Chsi TYNE q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
State bonds were well maintained, though the
lealings wore characterized by no new or interest
, following are the quotations

Railroad bonds strong and in active demand
the supply offering in number of cases having been
exceedingly light. There was a sharp advance in
Boston, Hartford and Fries, the Frsts selling up
81. The Pacific issues were also strong at full
prices The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

n Y. AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDUoLDERs by applying at our Office can receive
the report and plan of the committee for the reOr.
ganization. Having marketed these bonds, and
being ourselves large holders thereof we shall be
glad TO confer with other holders with view TO
the protection Of orr mutual interests.
GEO. OPDYKE ~ Co., y NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs DESTROYS OF joining
for the purpose of protecting their common interest
with the foreign holders Of first mortgage bonds,
who are now united to the extent of over S2oO0OOO
are requested to communicate immediately with
IIEIDELBACH, FRANK & Co., Bankers,
~ Exchange place. NeW-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always en-
importaut subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive ESSAY this topic by Prof.. r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The tribune SeW-l ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

FEATHBRsTbeTe tote prices or sonoo o. 70"
msrset holder. srna beng made al qhoons
live geese prime at 60 G72c aud do Inferior At lOa4oe
Lt S,. .sd c.asSa at Il {s g. We Ws Z
Pgs Tow at and Green ndo Tow ,s at 5 o. pra,
larger eceiD,s sud nIyora d'i.es rom ysPS pas,s com
ruled sluggish tie eos Of Change shen bs demand
y . e 9{ e Toe asI's n sss w1r ae p.
Scea .ae sale are oSl sds 5so S So It
sse af , IN 10 sasi 3 for &c. Ms.aSe
5s sr Red we.ten ii SO for White Acassn 81 - lor we
DHog and b s SD S ST f Bar w. s h b..
ad eoe Ga md ,.Ie ne ''e' &c 5000
5gc western 59d6le. White at GlaGl ' STATE q
s I A 81 90 jersey on S', 6 az ; o. ; aac
oo.d ons bot closed tame OILS aed export oeard
trade ar, bayng psugy GA AIgd fnnly bed both dali,
the sale, are 60 600 bas wce Mse Ct % 49, aed e Dry
s @y 10 DO Ws'es So Sste jersey yellow 7s~7g
,, are vep I'M and a late Frcs are olt ucd tue rsss
100 rolls At l24 the l. 10, heavy
ay,r.ges andl2 ior tg, do Calcutta az 9l2 Bs dan very
PTIbiS TIE stnetai market i du prices weak Ts hn
ron Buepo Ays per American Loyis ~ 7Js fn hoshs o 49,,
San la per S3I7 Vera Cruz Csola, A'o from
TSee n rom Paa per Like Ives 100 from Denesafs lsf W
Hol co Porto .bo per Corhth s56i om .a''csou psr
0rns peI civ Of DALLAS 77SO from New ran. fef Oosr
SUo9 rom Se 100 o lsJ.naa gr an,s, 90 -
si1annh per Leo 2s5 nom say.aah psr IL L'ri.' 9lo
1000 DrI Montevdeo q ~ Boo gold 80 day. go nry
SRas seer. Il y H. de sold 90 30 Dry
Rio Seconds 10 70 20 n, DC gold 30 dag, a zoos
43O Dry Urinoco, ~ to Il = 10, "a 2 gold ~ case tst l
500 Dry Cafornis part 70 arrive y b "a, so 50 ca q
DAYS god elected AGO Dry Fsys % 10 gnvatc tern 100 Dry
Bso,a 20 n private 800 Dry Mexican and Ao.amor
Texas Western II 70 "A = 2Oc cash 70 2l@ esroie'
selected; Dry and Mencsn kt 10 III 10.
20 2j currency elected; 9j W. rcIs. nrnse 90
TO 50 d. private terms; GOO " Texas Hips IL 20 d. pnvae
$50 City Slaughter, 20 70, 10,E, cerP-' .eseied :
IN o35 Hides, and 20 bales Calcutta 9 ", "a 70,
private terms The folo owing the stock hand
NJ tlisda.e. 90 200 &C. REV EorP
IL 200 Dry Monteydeo 5000 Dry RIO G3ue 10 500 Dy Mo
rsnde 500 Dry Onooo IRON baof zJou O boeea
500 Dy Central $50 Dry Porto tsbCc. 1900 bry
and sailed Mexican and MaaoEos 20 700 DIV S std
ern 200 Sailed Western total 1890 hoe ard 40
halo Cclta Cow l34 bales Calcutta Buffalo; 1873,
o. 900 Hides 797 hae 2 ds; tine ls-. 3lsoo
Hides East India time s7l 1900 des and sou tae ha
India.
HoPs-Tne very light chore loft ar e.dy b.
brewers suIfN
the,r mime "a OIonS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

quote Ad,mstn- 1s or AZ 1917 ~ GA at 15 10 o. %
IL sperm at 2Sc 1880; lDt fashnt a. DE-
DRUGS AND DYS-Morohibe qnet bat sesdy at - 80
-hsie kss and altt da'y paid, 80 500
g. 50. 70 q anl u lots "a 80. Cream
flfsrE without rangs qaoef 35i gon Alum en a. 4e
Castor and and ed Bakers A. A. qsotsd
Cr4e Hfo'one al sd n"nslat s37 so god Enehss cem
nd pacs o. Soda Ab al ~ y7i2
90 p; Ga g. 922q s. 49, So Soos 81 100
= 80; DCsrb SD, 10 37 al gold oher eescpooas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Corn Meal Jersey - OOds4 20 Corn Mes, S "a COS 7o
en- Mai W..teru 90 40 Coru Mel BTSe p. ~ - 90
,orr Sesl WssW 759 90 Corn Meal Gold Ear. "a 30
Bkwhe., Flour Is demand ani ' sate sat y
a. 5Oas2 75 Peansvspa 50 asa 90 and faney ~ $50
10 TO- Bag Meal quiet AMI sssisri Fine Nme ~ ooas 20
TO- Yeloa 81 6Jd p 60. Coase at 81 4Odf4 sJ 'oo "~'
81 2Da 81 35 Ground Pecc at 81 20dfl 40.
Fls-Dry Cod sought after All the uaIsd hionsi
rtei Cauk hell at "A 10 fnn With g,o' rqWf
Toe supply small Herring 10 moderate supp sn meet h
Cur inquiry 20d22e for No J. sBi ZJdZrc 0f ee"s hs
lIernnr arc steady az u l0asl I22 We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

The quotations nased ,o'tIn 'uuuh. Al
more halt trade above below 1noei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUESDAY. Feb II. 1874
The following complete m Of exports shipped IL vessels "Aen
Ia, f.r greop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
4n6irnfilon.
For Boys and Young Men City

For Boys and Young Men City.
NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
n 252 MldROn-aye
second Term begin, February J.
UHARTIFR FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
and YOUNG GENTLEMEN 12G an % Fast Twenty iourhs1
PROE CHARLibR Director ana PROPRIETOR
HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
1877 Broadway
High School for Bows. APPy for Cifcu"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

FLOUR AND MBALThe ANNALS Of Flour are large and With OILY
nrte ppint demand pnces Of ds ovrr
Medium phnz Wnrr Wheat brands especially du reep
SupeTine plenty and lowers tie
lowe. with moderate denlnd colosoa u
5000 bbb. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
For Young Lades-City

Tor Young Ladles-ClIy.
NgME. DE VALENCIA. lNSTITUIE TOT
wi y,v Isd.s AVID Cvrep SO hundred snd hIth'
s. thorough eearc 70 French La ~ DE-
trs Music Drawing French he langnase o. we
SIo Dr,ws Papbng al kinds Of Embroidery tlsn, 70
Barers rhoui PaTess and guanaa s.nR ea
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-07-22
LIFESA WING APPARATUS.

An invention has Just been tried in
Paris which is said 10 render drowning
thing of the past 1t consists in the
employment Of a pneumatic India rub
Der tube rolled round the body with q
sufficient number of folds to contain
the necessary amount of air This tube
is placed concealed in double envel-
opc forming a shirt, II terminates by
a mouthpiece, which shuts with the aid
of a simple copper button. The opera
ton is simple in the extreme, and the
swimmer or immersed person has
enough air for whole day. When the
apparatus comes TO diminish in volume
il is easy to expand Il again by the
principal tube in deep water without
any effort or difficulty. The trial was
witnessed at the Henry the Fourth
Baths, when the inventor, NJ. Gosselin,
showed its propricties. lie stood up
right, the hands raised above the head,
when the watcr did not come above the
shoulders; he then hoated on his back
with arms closed. The apparatus can
be worn under the clothes like n flannel
waistcoat. II extends from the neck
to the knees, fastened in front by row
of buttons II is composed Of u double
flannel in the midst Of which an India
rubber tube circulatcs, starting from
the top Of the chest, ascending the left
side Of the neck, and following the
central line Of the back there II di.
vides in two branches, encircling the
thighs as far as the knees From the
central part Of the principal tube twelve
TO fifteen lesser tubes divergc 10 make
the round Of the body, and meet In
front where the row Of buttonsis. Thit
improvement on the lifc-belt is said ID
be certain to suposede all existing aI,
pliances In teaching swimming or sav.
Ing Life from shipwrcck. 1,'' nl