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FOTElFy TIC BODY agalllSL uISVHsb
bv purifying all its fluids with VINEGAR
BITTERS. No epidemic can take hold
of q system thus ~foVe-armCd.
, 1875-06-02
Curl HattenSen.

Christmas last, earthquakes were felt over
the north and east, from Skaeafiord and
east to Myvatn, but they were most
violent about Eyjafiord and in the wes5
of Thingeyjarsysslu, At Christmas col
ums of smoke were seen, but robo4y
knew where the fire was, and therefore
four men were sent out from Myvatn on
the 18th of January they went straight
south over Odadahraun and made for the
Dyngiu Mountains, wheretO the distance
from the next farms is 81 hours hard
walking. When halfway they heard
great noise and smeIt fire, which increased
as they neared the mountains. Getting
further south, they saw the column Of
smoke at the west of the mountains. The
Dyngiu Mountains form a circle, in which
there is lava field called Askja (Box).
Here they found place for the fire, and
state that there is a large crater throwing
lava and clay hundreds of feet up in the
air, but on account of the stones thrown
out they could not get nearer than $50
yards. They found many smaller craters
round the large one. Water was running
from some of the c~raters. All round, the
earth was rent with large assures, and at
some places sunk down considerably.
Since that the smoke has been seen daily
during clear weather, and slight earth
quakes felt now and then. At night on
the 18th of February a grand fire was
seen from Grimsstodum, in a westerly
direction, on the great plain between
MMyvatn district and Y6kulsa in the noun
, 1875-06-02

tains, which, altogether, is called Myvatns
wilds,' or East Mountains. According
to the news, the fire seemed to rise from
several places at once, and flow together
in a large flame, which stretched over a
vast space. Then a new expedition
started from Myvatn, returning on the
25th of February. The eruption is 20
miles from the inhabited district to the
west of the so-caIIed Sveinagia,' in the
East Mountains. The eruption had issued
from several c~raters, some of which have
thrown lava around them like small cas-
ties; from others it has flowed in a stream,
and formed a field of lava. Most of the era
tiers were smoking when the party came
there. The lava is about two or three
miles in length, and 600 or 500 yards broad.
At many places the glowing fire was seen
underneath through the assures, and the
crust was from Oft. to Aft thick. Shoes
and stockings were damaged. Intwo or
three places small castles were formed,
hollow inside, and could have held two or
four barrels one of these was very beauti-
full, and almost as fine as workmanship of
cast iron. The crater erupted at intervals,
and threw the lava and stuff straight up
to the height of $50 yards. Next summer
many intend to go there to look at these
new wonders. The distance from Myvatn
to the crater is calculated to be 40 or so
English miles. These two eruptions and
a new geyser have closed the 1oooth
anniversary of Iceland"
, 1875-06-02
THE ERUPTION IN ICELAND.
(From tbs IImes.)

Mr.. o. V. GisIason writes to us from
25, Hanover-street, Edinburgh, with refer
ence to the recent eruption in Iceland.
"The place." our correspondent informs
US, :" is very accessible for tourists during
June and July, and not more than five
or eight days journey from the ports in
the north or east. The weather in Iceland
this winter has been unusually good, SO
that most of the live stock have been out
on pasture. "The fishing" he adds,
"has been very good. Some time before
, 1875-06-02
ORDINANCE.


concerning pension for F.
MoneteIdt, former clerk in
the Judges Office, Christiansted.
Sid April 1875.
, 1875-06-02

Gouvernevr for de danskreaindishe O@' Commander at
DanneJrQg Qg Danne6rogsmand'
mJ0R ~VITTERLIGT: Paa FinantsministerIets derom
III nedlagte allerunderdanigste Forestilllng har Oct behaget
Hans Maiestat Kongen we'd a%Ierh0ieste Resolution at 3dIe
April d. A. allernaadigst at ~stadfeste t0'gende at Colonial
raadet for St. Croix we'd 3die Behandiing den lste Fe6ruor
d. A. vedtagne A~norduing ON Pension tor hdhgere
F~uldmegtig we'd U"ndeEdommerembede | ChrIstlansted
E. Moneteldt:
Tidligere Fuldmegig we'd nderdommer-Embede |
Christiansted, E. Moneteldt, ~tilIagges der at st. Crolx Colo
nialkasse 800 v~esriudiske DaIere aarlig Pension ira den
1ste December 1874 at regUe.
De Pensionsloyen at Ale December 1868 is g., 9 og IS,
indeholdte BestemmeIser skuIle y@re anvendeII9e med Hen
syn til ovennavnte Pension, dog saaledes, at Penslonen, o.
saa forsaavidt det MATTE bive Pensionisten hIIadt at tago
Uphold Udlandet, o|ppeberes meddet iuide BcIo6'
Hv~orefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
tGoursrnsmentet for de Understandable Or.
St. Thomas, den code Aoi 1878.
UNDER MIN nlAyD OG cOvVEByEuENTaTs sECL
, 1875-06-02
AUG. GARDE.
ANORDNING

angaaende Pension for
tidiigere F~uldnRgtig we'd
Underdommer-E mbedet /
Christiansted E. NIoneteldt.
3die April 1878.
, 1875-06-02
Translation.
Janus August Garde.

Governor Of the Danish Wetindio Islands, Commander of
Danne5rog and DonnebrQgsm0ad,
, 1875-06-02
Janus August Garde.

Gouverneur for de danb-reaindjske Ger, Commander At
DannebyQg og Dannebrogsmond,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroS, Feb. 10 1873
s sss:s Ss'ss Ss s
SSss; sifs' sas to the
C. Cotton arm: middling i51c; low m,ddins i4isc
sasse 5ss reseip
sos; the Continent 7sss; cOastwse Sssa
Cotton advanced; middllnG, lc low mddling. Ike:
fSd rqsne M SsS rsees p sae
wssk net sra rsssp a as STeat
fs ESCORTS TO rss Slisn FL sas sssS
the Channel $780, eoastwss. sSsa sales SSss '''' 10
CuARLEsroN. Feb. 10. 1875
'sI ss%ss $'ssns ,'i 10y s% 1ssp
S paws XpGTs ss sales 3o sGScs
Britain to &c eennent s cSasswss Gr ss
Should 'R the snf the
TSsr s?aeS ana at E lSy nc
"a soSS' fAta waass o s IS wes
sales Of two cars az S7c Barley nomnally lower prime
Steady Shorts ri ' So ship i.
-
DO. Flour quet of $50 bills Wheat dull and I'M,
changed sales of 400 bushels No. Milwaukee at 81 o.
Corn quiet and shade frmcr sales OF eight cars new
on the track at 75c 76c Oats dull; sales car
Canada, on the track, at SOC; Rye inactive. Barley
pork quiet at SIS SO for heavy. Lard. Sl4. Dressed
hogs quiet; sale OF Western dressed at IS 30
TOLEDO, Feb 10 1878
Flour in fair demand: firm. Wheat in fair demand ;
advanced; No. white Michigan 81 Ion amber Mch
gan. 81 Uh. Corn in ialr demand; advanced: high
mixed 6shct April. Tic May, 73c low mixed, Csc.
0ats-Advancine tendency Michigan, 5sc white Coo.
ceipts-whcat 1000 bushels corn, 5000 do oats 3(O)
do. shipments-Corn, 1000 bushels; oats, 1900 do.
CHIcAeo, Feb 10, 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat advanced and in
Sc April! No. 3do. size. rejected 7Sc. 7SHc. Corn
advanced and in fair demand No. mixed, 63sic.
67sc: spots 641sc. bid, March; 65Sc. bid April 7lZc.
bid, May rejected 6e1sc 63c Oats in fair demand and
higher; No 2 $40 spot; ss.sc s3ssc March ss3Sc:
Arm and ip iar demand 40; 2sprng, 81 ii spot; Us
April. Dressed hogs in good demand; receipts 2COO
light 81 80 heavy IS IS Fork quiet and weak sis Is
spot SIS 7ta SIS % March: SIS As SIS AK April: Lard
opened hrms but closed dull at $S ga Si3 t2h spot:
sas,; sSsr. l Ill., mi$dss. SO. slS!t
held at 81 o. 81 o. Receips-Flour 1000 bbs wheat
$4,000 bushels 5000 do oats 81 90 do. rye LOO
do; barley, 5000 do Shipmens-Flour 1000 bbs
wheat 5iC busheis corn, l3Do do oats, 10000 do
the Board heat declining at ssS, s6c March s6s4c.
s67c, April Corn frmer Oats higher at 54c: casn
53s1c. March. Pork shade higher at SIS 22i, March
Sls 521s, April. Lard unchanged.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

At a meeting Of the Exchange yesterday Messrs.
Archibald Baxter, David Brigham and S. K. Lane
made speeches in opposition to the proposed rules
submitted to the Exchange for adoption. There
is yet to be heard Mr.. John Hughes on the same
side. In favor OF the rules for grading grain there
VIII be heard on Monday Mr.. George IL. Webster,
S. L. Windslow, William J. Preston and William H.
Harris. On Tuesday morning (MOnday 22d OF
February, being legal hohday) there will be
final meeting on the question: and probably vote,
when the veXed question, 1t Is to be hoped, Will
be settled.
To-day, at half-past two P. NJ, there will be OF.
fered for sale at the Produce Exchange one or the
latest hogs ever introduced into New York polite
society. The animal dressed weighs l. lis pounds.
He Is cross between Suffolk white aud Lelces-
ter. Mr.. Charles w. Strachan will be the auction.
eer Of the OCCASION ana It Is supposed that an op-
portunity Will be offered TO the patrons OF ST.
Johns Guild TO root out the evil of considerable
poverty In many OF the wards OF The city by pur-
chasing the hog.
DEATH OF A MEMBER
Busting with business the Exchange mas to
turn aside from Its humdrum duties to notice the
death OF Mr.. Adnah Neyhart, wealthy petroleum
refner, OF No. 50 William street, who departed this
lie in Santa Anna, CAL. on the 18TH OF this month,
proper resolutions will be passed by the members
THE COMMITTEE ON LIGHTERAGE,
appointed In accordance with the rules OF the
Produce Exchange, February l6, 1875, is fol-
lows George II. Webster chairman; Lanson
Boyer, X. II. Ten Brock, d. q. Munger, Pope G.
To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
AN Overdue STEAMER.

The steamer Otheo, captain Langlands the
pioneer vessel OF Wilson'S line Of Hui and New
York steamers, is now considered to be overdue.
no tidings having been received OF her since she
left Hull, on the LIST of tbts month. HERALD re-
Z. l.. Wright h Co., last evening. 20 inquire II they
had received any further tidings OF her They
feel the slightest anxiety respecting
her safety. as she had doubtless been
kept back BY head winds and tempostuous
weather. They also added that she IL q magnlncens
and stanch vessel and will probably arrive hero
within few hours; also that q steamer which lefs
Rotterdam on the 10th OF January had only Just
arrived IN New YORK. Der onicers and crew would
probably number forty men. The following are
her principal dimensions :-3l6 eet length, 10 ices
breadth OF beam and II feet depth OF h9ld. anu al
about 200 tons gross burden.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

large number Of railroad men, among others
Malty q. Lane, Philip Phillips, Henry Hart and L.
Frost, called upon the Mayor yesterday to urge q
veto OF the snow-plougn ordinance offered BY
Alderman Strack and passed by the Board OF
Aldermen two weeks ago. The Mayor gave them
no intlmation as to what he would do-sign or
veto IL.
The Aldermanic Committee on Rapid Transis
held a meeting yesterday afternoon, but adjourned
until Tuesday. without deciding upon their report.
Commissioner Van Mort has transmitted 20 the
Board OF Assessors the certificates of the cost OF
the following improvements, IN order that the
assessments therefor may be made:-
Receiving basin in Twentieth street, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. SSH
Sewer in Hudson street, between Spring ana
Regulating, grading. &C., Seventy third street. -
from Eighth Hudson River 10i. Oh
second 10 Fntynintn street ....... ipms
Total. .t2k2 3ss
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ports from Washington regarding the tariff question

reports from Washington regarding the tariff que
ana but Few lots were available Rehners however
were not very anxious TO operate, as the market
unsettled Prices are about Lice. re higher with
strong tone AZ The Improvement Sales date Yesterday
included o,O hhds centrifugal at s',c 2jiy bags Bahia
az 1ssc ana today the only reported transaction
l3l6e. We quote s-Cuba-Re timing. inferior 10 com
mon sac Issc DO: lair % good fair 7ssc 7slc. ;
do good to prime. 7z{c.s Sc; grocery, fair to good
Sc She; prime to choice. sac. sac. centrifugal
hhds and boxes Nos TO 49, Sc SIC; molasses hhds
and boxes. 6sc. nc; mclado. 4,sc. Ole clayed
boxes Dutch standard Nos 20 6fe 7lsc.; do. 10
9a,e eesc. do 10 70 20 s7Ec a l0lsc white, 9.ic.
l0Isc. Porto Rico-Refning common to prime 7c. a
.,Sc grocery. fair to choice, Sc sisc Braz,-Dutch
standara Nos so H. 7'sc, 7sss Jaya-DaIch stand
extra superior &c 7jsc New 0rleans~Refnng grades
61ac 7Ac. grocery grades. 7sac; sac
and steady We heard of sales OF l0D Of
kinds az from nc to $50 per ID lO Connecticut
crop 7S on private terms IL? do Of State. crop Is
lucky leaf continued quiet About 20 hhds. changed
hands within the range of llc 25c. ID OF
we heard OF sales o; go bales OF Havana at size 81 IS
IALLow.-Ihe market was quiet and easy. We note
sales OF small lots within the range OF SIZE sac per H.
WooL-rhe market continued quiet. but prices
unchanged excepting tor California and Cane wool on
which figures were shaded there very few. II any
manuiacturers in the marset The sales were 3O0 lbs
OF Xxx OHIO fleece. part at o31sc 5000 lbs OF DO.
and super pulled at 45c lsc., 5c00 lbs of ashed
Western fleece at 35c 500 lbs secured California at
7Oc lbs OF Iree fall California at &c. 5000 lbs of
slightly bury at &c., 80 bales spring California at 3c
ID bales do at Sic l5 bags of pul ed rs bags of
super do 1000 lbs Of esern fleece 100 lbs OF spring
lambs and lbs bags OF secured California and lambs ali
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sls obls The market was steady
at the Improvement noticed yesterday sales 800 bbs,
D
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Firm
Prices Generally Higher.
GOLD LOWER---114 3-4.
Money Easy, Foreign Exchange Steady and
Bonds Without Feature.
WALL STREET,
H. IN q II AZ

FRIDAY, r6o. lS-o +. M
Nothing has occurred within the last twelve
hours In the stock market to change the ex-
preston OF faith that finds general currency
among the business men Of Wall street. In the
covering by those who were 'short" and In the
putting out OF fresh lines of contracts by capital
lists who do not think 1t likely that prices will get
away from them to a dangerous extent, there Is
recognition OF probabilities that may take definite
shape at an early day and reward those who have
made their purchases in the face OF democrat
Ting decline.
THE NEW PHASE
given to the railroad situation by the contest be-
tween the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the
Pennsylvania Central may for the moment AFFECT
quotations and be used as handle by the parties
who continue to enforce lower prices. Lake
Shore may suffer loss IN its earnings and lose its
hold upon the market as one of Its sustaining ele-
ments, Wabash may even pass into the hands OF
receiver, and wisconsin legislation" imperil
other Western enterprises; but it is difficult to dis
cover In the general situation any cause that
makes further bear market suggestive Of great
success. This thought appears to have taken
shape to-day. for there is not an active stock on
:ne list the price Of which is not quoted higher
than 1t was last night at the close or does not
show the influence OF increased confidence.
THE RANGE OF FIGURES
for the day was as follows: western Union
opened at nv. advanced to TEX ana closed at
Tx. Pacific Mail moved up from Six to 321z, and
ended at the last named figure. Erie sold at 81 Y
q FIX. Lake Shore stinened under covering
process, and after opening at 1916, advanced to
74h. At the close. however, 1t weakened to 7SX.
Rock Island sold at 1039S 1889. Union Pacific
moved up to 391. Northwest common ranged
from AK to 43,<, ending at the latter figure The
preferred sold mp to 55%. Wabash opened at 1927.
advanced to TX and closed at 10T. Ohio and
Mississippi sold at 241s 245s PAX; st. Paul at
34H 34s4 SAX. c., q. and ]. G. advanced to 614.
Hannibal and st. Joseph closed steady at 20.
THE SALES
to-day amounted to 49, 600 shares, which were
mainly distributed as iollows:-New York Central
and Hudson River 1,49O; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore,
1850; Cincinnati and Plttsburg, 200; Northwest
ern, 10000; Northwestern preferred, 500; Rock
Island, 800; Pacific MAIL 1900; st. Paul. 8, 700;
Ohlos, 1920; western Union, 81, 700; wabash,
400; Union Pacific, 1880; c., c. and l. o. GOO.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
md I0Wa nj
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JESSUP & co.

meeting OF the creditors OF Jessup Co. took
place yesterday, at which statement OF the con-
ditton OF the firm was presented and the course to
be adopted discussed A member OF :he firm.
upon being applied TO- stated that they had decided
not TO make the statement OF their assets and
liabilities public until the course to be adopted by
the creditors was determined on, which would be
at an early day. The failure had been caused by
the entire country. lie believed nobody would be
hurt much, and anticipated the exhibit would
prove such as to induce the creditors to allow
them to go on, so that the operations OF the con-
Germ would not be interrupted longer than Tor .
Inv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
There was but a slim attendance at the Exchange

There was but slim attendance at the Exchange
yesterday.
E. A. Lawrence Co. sold, by order OF the Court.
IN foreclosure, the four story brick double tene-
ment house and lot 25x0s.9. on the south side Of
Thrty-ninth street. $50 feet east Of Second avenue.
TO Mortimer 9. Adams, plaintiff, for $500 over
mortgage and interest OF t12,650-tOtal, $14, $50.
Hugh N. Camp adjourned the foreclosure sale OF
property on Schuyler street, Morrisiana, Twenty
third ward, to March 49,
1t is reported that the eight lots with the seven
Eve story brown stone front stores and tenement
houses ana another small house thereon, comprts-
ing the whole front of block on the west side OF
Third avenue between Forty-seventh and Forty
eighth Streets were recently exchanged or cash
and store property situate on Canal street, be-
longing to Mr.. Seasongood, the total valuation
being considered 5000, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20

IN 'Rs arrive so
e asF ~ at Is S
80 g s. L Sans s & HsSy f e S2s 49,
H Il s ss 4 tHy sss Nay s a q
90 sD 5Ss nsTss: % e 10 !sl's 81
i &c. &C IS 3 se islSs ~ s. S. sss
Ap5 ITO 80 - lS SS At Il q s So at . 10y at
100 11S ats q "a ss2e 5.
Msry % 8 r. o so S az i
20 Is aac So at ssc at az
Is q Sn os 9s a ' Bales arana s S
Ss The Ssss New he 9ssn xfs SoS
savannah SS,s4s; Charleston. 1852; Wilmington S7;
y III last p %see
1871 This day last year zss9 o.. Cotton rates to
Steam r S! iS
CAsDLEs-rhe demand was moderate in iobbing way,
vf nsss% called
s sps1% PER Michel se ro potent ~ Saox ssc
aSSan,ns IL y ,a an g. 10 isc sc. and 7c;
CoorrnAcr sTock-The market was without change and
a shoH at c S
sh %i9s wh asaa as n
Sue rum SHOCKS 20 pine q Shocks sa Sc empty
CoRDAcE There has been no change in the market
s sSs ''taS s s
S and s5sa sfh diameter, ss
S 49, Sci a's bolt aHsS Nsais
New Zealand sordass: size; "a, above i2;tshrsaa Re
do l&thread, Sinoh and hay I21lc.. and Russia
Oo has not been of much
importance and values show about the same range
nsas an @ @ asey S
AZ AZ rules Ss:s use ana
CorrEE-lnyoices IN first hands are still neglected and
1SsVs
RSs S S sU az %a SO as
S @ s Hsnss DO FOR lS S s s1s
bag: sse SS st S
isj2c Hsc.; Laguayra i9c. 2lc; Jamaica, 1870.
se pST so r. s nSso Etc., s
Se ssc ssy.nilla lsc. aic; ouracOa' lSc. sc.,
sp hrs e. ana is very little IL any change
s sns. held with Sliced ssns fairy HS
sed .hs sissdy Ssr s
sPRsiS scsS sac s
s sScs e. .oS ao c a a.
ausrtsrs &c. peeled peaches pea e No North Car
sie a oi% new Georgia state &c. IS
S Sopesed 40 &C.
state &c S d. sHn1neT san new e r. a rasp
change the egg market and our quotations disclose
decline of l2c During the last three days the demand
has been moderate but at the close has fallen and
prices are unsettled and Irregular LINED eggs dull
weak and lower In comparison with fresh We quote
Long Island, New Jersey and near BY sSc a $50.
brands &c.,; other Western, SAC. Sc. Southern
SSc. lined. choice brands soc Sic. do. air good
25c. q zSc. -, a., 1890.
FLOUR AND GRAM Rteceipts-Flour 500 bhls; wheat
oats 1900 bushels rhe -four market ruled firm Tor
low grades but especially shipping extras which
range of prices quoted. Corn meal was in ar request