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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
NEW YORK LEeIsLATURE AND
THF FIFrEEnTH AMENDMENT.

N u
y Radical Senators are very indignant
that the New York Legislature should
resoi,d its former ratification of the Eff
,eept, Amendment Mr.. Conkling pre-
scented the resolution to this effect from
his state, and declared his distaste for
such proceedings.
New York is now on record for and
against this amendment, which causes to
arise in the mind the inquiry as to how
the thing could be. The answer is easily
given, when it 10 known that the L'eis-
lsture that ratified the amendment was
not Of the people. and did not represent
their views When the people saw
what was berg done, they elected
representatives that re6sc; their wishes
and rescind the action of q former body
that would force down the throats OF the
people, whether or not, the obnoxious
provision. The question is now pre-
sented, Can State repeal its ratification
OF constitutional amendment while
pending and before it becomes part of
the organic law of the land2 If the
State is independent and sovereign,
and is necessarily party to the
contract, it can most assuredly do SO.
If the assent of the State is requisite to
give life and vitality to the pending pro-
position, then it may withdraw any con
sent given prior to the time of such be-
coming law. This is a we'll understood
principle Of common law, and New York
has acted in this matter as reason and
good sense will approve.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

this city is about $4,000. Collsctcr
Griunel'e list contains the names OF
twenty-ihree men who gave one thousand
dollara each, aud several who have sub
scribed Eve hundred dollars apiece. A..
T. Stewards list is not quite as heavy.
In Boston, It appears, $4,000 have been
raised, and in Philadelphia 500 900. ma
king total in those three cities of about
s85 900. The remaining 5000 will un-
doubledly be made up in the West.
The Tammapy Reform, Protective and
Benevolent Association 10 the name of a
new organization, projected by Jacob
Cohen and several other citizens, desi-
rsus Of effeciiug a reform in the politics
of the city. Meetings we're held in diff
fsreat parts Of the city last evening, and
active steps taken towards the compile
ton of their organization. Benevolence
aud reform are their objects. CID
At the annual election of the Union
League Club, held last evening, Jackson
Shulz was chosen President.
The authorities of the B'ooklyn Navy
Yard are row busily engaged IN pu shing
to completion the preparations for the
Darien exploring expedition.
It's supposed that the notorious Cooke
has been quietly consigned to an Insane
Asylum. His family have left the par
sonage. Miss johnson is now quite i'll,
and the principal characters of this fear
full scandal have disappeared from view
A call has been issued by the officers of
the National Association of Junior Base
Ball Players for meeting on the evening
of Friday, January %, at Tammany
Hall. The object is reorganization and
election of permanent officers. All
junior Clubs are invited to aend two
delegates each.
II is announced that General Stewart
: L. Woodford, formerly Lieut. Governor
Of this State, will take editorial charge of
the Brooklyn Union
Plymouth G. rrch voted last night to
increase the salary Of its paator (Rev.
Henry Ward Be,chrr) TO $40 1000, IN
the course Of ihe discussion ameng the
leading members the idea was thrown
GU, that this increase is made in con-
sderatiou OF Nc. Beechei's advancing
years and circumstances, and that it is
his intention, ere long, to retire from
public life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
PUBLIC LEDGER.
VI ": M y HI
l Friday Evening. January -. Is<c
c.RrssEs Thrown AWAY.
Mr.. Flemming offered an additional
resolution, al follows:

Mr.. Flemming offered an sdditona'
resolution, az follows;
RESOLVED, That II is the sense OF th, !,
General Assembly that The rights OF 81
nersons now entitled to suffrage in TINS
Stale. should be forever guaranteed 10 the
organic law Of the State; that ell maze
citizens not convicted OF crime. should
be entitled 10 the elective franchise.
Iii utterly useless for the members OF
tho Tennessee General Assembly to at
tempt 10 appease the Radical party by
certifying to the lie that our people are
in favor OF universal suffrage and we
vould 20 TO the length of saying
that Mr.. J. Flemming, who intro
duced the above resolution IN the
House, is rot himself truly in favor
of the Africans right to vote and hold
office. These paltry towards tremb'e
in their shoes for fear they may
be deprived Of holding Office by the ap'
pearance Of Federal bayonets in our
State, sent again to rule over the people.
lit is contrary 10 the we'll being OF our
local State government that negroes
should vote, then why not say so, since
we are regarded as freemen, and entitled
to sef-government2 l. is pretended by
This weak .kneed set Of politicians that
due Difference must be paid TO the wishes
of conoress. or we will be placed under
The han az reconstruction. But it such
;sto be our fate, is it presumable that the
present Legislature can do any Get which
would avert the calamity We think
not, and shall ever advise the people to
quiet, dignified course, that will not
hereafter bring to memory the thoHght OF
remorseiul degradation.
II Congress will now deign to interfere
IN ,he private effAirs Of a State. as Is
Tennessee, then it will stop at nothing,
aud will, if it sees proper, remodel every
c,a,o of This Union. When tina. step IS
resolvsd on, we Gan bid farewell to the
Union that once existed beiEssn the
s ates of this government. 1t will be
the death.knel to American liberty;
and Il such o thing IL to be, the sooner
It happens the better Cor the S'uihern
neouie. We should never, so 'eng ~ we
claim 10 b. freemen, consent 10 yoke
ourselves 10 he Radical pillow. Letus be
men, if We die for Il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT To
THE CONSTITUTION.
By Mr.. Heiskell:

BY Mr.. HeIskel:
Pesolped. That article /, section 4,
ought TO be so amended that no religious
test shall ever be required as quai'hca-
,ion for any office or public trust in this
State. or 10 the exercise of the right oil
voting. nor shall any political test, or
aoy oath relating to past time or CON
duet, except the oath to prevent ddei'ng
By the same:
Resolved, That 80 much Of article 2,
section rs, as excepis merchants, ped
dlersand privileges from the rule OF equal
taxation is against the theory and prin-
cinlea Of constitutional law. as it excePts
a minority from the protection Of The
Consultation, and that the same ought to
be amended.
We heartily approve ofibe above reso-
lu,ions, introduced into tbs colstitu'
tional Convention by our distinguished
delegate from this county, Col. j. b.
Heiskel. As is stated, no religious test
should be made in this S ate az a qualih-
cation for Office or the exercise OF
the risht Of voting. Every man should
be permitted to worship Cod according
10 the dictates OF his own ccuEciencs,
without specification or penalty from
the laws passed by the legislature Of the
State. The resolution further goes on
70 state that no political test or 81 oath
relating 70 past time or conduct sheaid
be prescribed, except the oath prevent
ing dueling This is intended tc
relieve a large number Of our citizens
who have been disqualified from erjoy
ing the privileges Of freemen on account
of participation in the late war between
the Northern aud Southern governments
A provision OF this kind will also be O
benefit to a number Of Radicals who ia
our State aud ct the opening Of the wal
were the most acknowledgements
If the old prescription law was properly
enforced those Of onr State would suif,
with the chivAlry Of the South 1t vii
serve the purpose of removing old impe
d;ments on account Of the late uDp!eas
aRtness.
The last resolution as to equal taKs
ton upon al classes, including msr
chants, pedaler- AID privileges. Is emi
realty proper. There should be no y
cepions, bot every business. trade, pro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
Co,rpI,mentary.

We are eratfied 10 learn that our old
friend Captain J. Harvey Mathes Is in
the iield a candidate for County Court
Clerk at Memphis. be is a gallant eer-
tleman, q brave soldier, has undergone
triple amputation Of the same limb
shattered Ia battle--and has consequently
been a great sufferer. He merits an
overwhelming vote.-St Louis Times.
January 7th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
NEW YORK.

NEv YoRK. January l5.--NoihinE
new 10 tie Cook scandal case, except be
!. missing. asd bic fsRily we're engrged
today in preparation for removal
NtS Yong, January 1.-THE amount
Subscribed to The Stanton relief fund IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

fession and species Of property should be
taxed upon a fair and equal basis.
We hope Col, Heiskell may be enabled
to incorporate such an amendment 90
the above resolution into the new coosti-
tuition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
FOREIGN.

MADRlD, December l3.-In the Cries
to-day, Senior CASTELAR, introduced a
proposition excluding forever the hour-
bon family and all its branches from the
throne Of Spain. The DEBATE on this
proposition will take place next Tues
day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
NORFOLK.

NosFoK, January l3.-The Directors
of the Norfolk and Great Western rail
road agreed to close contract with
New York parties to build the entire
road 10 Bristol. Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

Mszzini is travelling in Germany.
" Roll on, Silver Moon"
Carl Formes has tried opera again in
Paris with the ghost of his former voice.
Hop. Alex Fl Stephens is barely nble
to sit up and not able to stand.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
) Special Notices.

No cHre, No Pay. = FoRFEsr's duSIPEF
TAR-Far Coulhs. Group, Whooping Cough
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Imme iiaie reliel
and positive cure, or price refunded. 50cent'.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labe 8
with white, imprinted wrapper.
III GOODYEAR q FALLS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
EIe ction N Office.

TN accordance with the provisions Of section
il Of the charter Of the Life Association Of
America, approved October 2, 1853. notice lie
hereby given that meeting for the election Of
members OF the General Board Of Directors Of
said Association. to serve during the year A. d.
1870, will be holden NJ the principal cisce of
said Association. in the city Of St. Louis. State
OF Missouri, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of jan
uaTy, 1870. Polls dten from 10 a m. till ANN.
JOHN J. ROE Freshest.
st. Louis. December Il. 1889 flOs-l23-oaw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
MARRIED..

WHBELER-PUL On ThurSday, the
18th inst, at the residence of the brides iather
It Glendale. Tenn. by Rev. Mr.. White, Capt.
@. N. Wheeler and Miss NJ. Il Pullen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

Toe late Rev. Father Dam. Of Phila-
delphia. gave 10 charity during ms lie
the whole Of his income
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
TRUSTEES SALE.
MONDAY, JANUARY IL, 1870.
Divid e N d .

OFFIoE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co.,,
MEhPHIs, Tenn, Jan. s, 1910. )
A T meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
n this Company. held this day, dividend
Of I've par cent. on the capital stock was or
dered TO be credited on stockholders notes,
free OF Government tax.
1l2 liz X A. PARKER. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

------~--1-rT'----~
A Man OF a Thousand = A consumptivs
Cured.-Dr. II. James, retired physician OF
great eminence, discovered. while in the East
Indies, a certain cure for Consumption. Asthma.
bronchitis. Coughs. Coids. and General Debit
itv. The remedy was discovered by bin when
his only child. daughter, was given up to die.
His child was cured, and isnow alive and well.
DESTROYS Of bensfting his fellow mortals, be
will send to these who wish il the recipe, con-
tanning full directions fer making and success
fully using this remedy. free. on receipt oftheir
names. with two stampl to pay expenses.
There Is not q single symptom Of Consumption
that Il does not at oncs take hold Of aud dissi-
pate. Nisht sweats, peevishDess. irritation ef
the nerves. failure of memory, difhe alt expse-
toratiou. sharp pains In the luRgs. sore throat.
chilly ssnfations. nausea At the stomach, mac
ton Of The bowels. wasting away Of the mus
ciss.
The writer sfn please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in Address
CRADDOCK 4 CO..
6-lic' 1857 Race street. Philadelphia, IA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
Dis sOlution.

V,BE law partnership which has 90 iong sad
i so pleasantly existed between the under
sisncd u this day dissolved By mutual consent
The partnership business VII De etdendea 70
McKisick and Wright. Mekisick a Wright. as
A. y RIGHT aud LUKE =. WRIGHT have
this day formed partnership and gill continue
the practice Of the law under the Inn name OF
WRIGHT A WRIGHT.
L. ID. McKIsTCK contiuues the practice.
Oficss Kit Williams Book.
A. WRIGHT,
L. d. McKTsfCK,
LUKE \. WRIGHT.
January 7. $50. lIi-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14

70 Cure. No Pay l-stons's Tonic Syrup
cures chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold By NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street. and GOOD
YEAR ( FAILS, 81 Main street. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
COpartnership Notice.

My son. M. VI. Mette has been admitted as
Sl a partner in my business. under the style
and firm of Fl. II. Metto & Son. dating from
January !, 1870.
1l6.1lSs IT. II. METTE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-14
~ OF ic e.

MENrHTs. January 10. is7o.
A Ii persons are hereby warned arainst
dafed December l. is6Q dsaws hs e.-.=i=cr IN
favor Of one p. A. Clcaila. the eonsiisfaiioa
for which they we're executed having been rsa-
ll3 lie II. y. JOHNSON.
, 1870-09-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

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nrTIEE-e sM:;Sr s3sis:; va =. Ssv; ;,t;,;,... AZ.
/. q,r:r: ch.':cc daily. - Sc: t4.7 10 s,ssi
Iat s.4t. trs!r. :'e.sc: tors1n"n Sta". 1aa1is:
tst;GISu-1he i"1nan1 fnf graz, tass VA
Ne; .atlS Htse .!dN as.s tass. l''.cts
r:l-c - follows: stark, sec: Lewiston \,
pc; Cr:as7s. l.r: American: -. t@son !. -:
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hktS-s.lfs n .nns i: ~ e..
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s,:n.th. =" ets:A tf'"! ii sts".r3: NJ a'Ait.
h. al. a: :i:.i1': NJ :*,s tlut14 NJ :'sAH: NJ
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n NJ: liiinc NaT, Il ts-r9 ''l. r'.5:cn n,hu,
r., s..t rn-t.!n at s1,'s. anl e"kn:n"a grades Il!
EviIni.:G :lATEmAls = usa:.rs rcp"ts .
" :a' IAN T. n"1" a; ;na rs; ts, s. h'':s sa~a 10
;:,.;:,ss..1,: uar'le dur, > 'v::, ss.:'
NJ s:'; n.2 ,n'c n r.. eik; i;D.ns mr. ci,;ss s:
,,as. it, L: aS3s sS;t H. :sse -: I:s:.
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i:a:'.s, :. hi, se.pst3sI =
tui:I-Si--.rl,e:s A;s VI n'': f.a;utes t, MA ia
rE:r cc.1s- ,: H.. ts,y a2., nc III xtas iric. A.
/ L-.Ei5 -,.n.tet IN; Nav fL.S ssrtEfE. lAils";
ls:::r'ta t4t1o.y. :'sa &c: ;es'e:Il ns'!.'' u.
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j. i; 1.h;g,.i :: ;..sr. !.i;r:; ;.'Aa :.aaa 9, ~
W,'nc. VIII nTSl'si iii; St: stS s WILL. VII s.S isu:h
-'t:y. $t tIA'.to; ps1t>'':tS'. s+:> s '.'f'' LII
| .SDLkS-Tns market. was ''n': .. y.
I
, 1870-09-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
E..CRuIY EVENING

S.eCRnAr EVEy1SG. st?'. %.
Tire Is 10 NV faAtCte 20 note in the
). = little nore rlen,ifu:, and Es-te-n e1-
change ~ ara;cT. The SIMPLY OF ..nrr1rcS is
not es1uaT to lhe demand. Va: i fully s.1al to
n uA~trnS .1i the cat'a which oallsess axe Dis
,,>. / to fsvo., and socae 10 sp1-e+ Ths d;.-
ssnand fez itans il really gonl-on tl4e il
exsen6iBs o.er this:J dAjr~ OF on secasitr
xLieh i. not ra1si - a No L Tho b.aNs are
restricting their fAvors 10 shcee, who present
d-st-ci.ss r1re-, for sl,ort dA.ee, srl faE
:.ss,!na;s rsz: oe,s:. The rate for su:n
j. u rss ,sa ss:as uj: p.5 , sanus: ~
.l,e vhalo Of these essa1ltiala z-e retused,
and tie street hucxets are doing a thriving
b-since. pNh theu, at 1EM2 per cent =
uonth. The n1mber Of strect borrowers
seems u he increasing, aud ulait ambition Il
largely to Gsal il grain, the current low pEieed
/ on the long vide. Gtaiu@hippsrs were more
! aetivc to-day, having been accommodated
! 5.tEe1 moe frrefy At the b.nEs- There il
a1so xai1 :lovcH1ent n lumber aaa general
commerce. The shipments q currency e
| the country are assin reported Light. and
with fresh reeeip:s Of currency reesutlg e.
eeivel from New York. there is no 1ooet this
I'll cur hanks are now fully prepared TO maxi
/ handsome exhibit Whenever the Compirolla
ehan Issue Eis eal! for the bank statement.
Eastern exchange WAS again fImer. Indee
there u .teaaou to beliase tl,Ai tho waakues
eroken Of h ti,s ea,ly portion Of the week ia
ove1-cstiuAted. It was only partial, aud ti1
to he fact that eomc Of TIC sns11es b:ns
.ound themselves. with ls4Ge balapces a,aias
ths n il the Geah1.g uoase after the gram se
Uemouts l.e4l been made on tha 1st and ID il
staut- Ilesa they were obliged to eoveE +
tic sale OF cxrhanSe,, md IN doing so thre
/ tnore IN the market than was w1ntedat II
moment The depression WIS eoon seeovere
. | from: Eastern nezchanss Ia nos plentiful her
i as there his eeeu cbr3pH7tiyesy little maxi,
!. ! 70. two OF three WeeEa past, s1,d it was pui
! drn to-a&r, The pwest sale reported betve+
banks icing 4 ~, per 81 ,oc9 discount, viii
!. ! tone were Offering to buy fsir Iro1rts
/ halt that rate OF discount, and we're refnse
. Counter rates may be quoted ehaae titsne
sH Il par sellng-ahd Loot Of Per cent ti:-ou
Q d on purchaser
"a u. Money Eaa also. easssr ia Nev. Fork, {
al amount 1t command being nczsased by t
- tscent purchase of bonds By ths Rn7esnme
10 This nlso gave greater dSmness to gove'
, 1870-09-12

II
sbirpents fo1 tie veek ending with TsGEe-
}a- last, veEo 1,7a3 urls pork: l-o!o ttsfee'
,ard: 1c6 tierees hams; 3ol .6Q0 S.'s eaenloet=:
c1,a SSOCt0 E,a roiddles. DO since Slv. lat
were lal $50 .bflz mark: 6u.i36 tlerce. tstu
.;4tas tierceo ar,d s!S sA re- hsna; -, ~: sss'
TIE demand for hcu1 was meagrr. bus,
Wig to .uo.e encoI1a sing adyises from the
l ast. 1rice>s were comparatively firm ana IN
hanged, salee Of ehlte winter extFz@ beng
rrcoT1e,I At range Of s5.75@9.0o: spring e1-
.Y,s al s. GAa3N: a1,d spring snoettiue- At
IswinE: White Winter rEx:rs--4o0 bEls, trands
S,rens on r1ivats terms: 25 Ills not named
eei-.Hforniaj 1t 600: $50 br!s do ut SS-75;
= Ltls DO 1t 57.6O. Spring Extsss-l0oo hrls.
LraLds given. Oh private fe5ne; !, ~ niss
Star and creessn az st sN e. - ~ :. sFss g p1s
sn1inc iu sayerdoer-so arls no: narasl .:
s@srn: @ 1Wir!s Do at $3.50; 80 bis do (poor}
sGS T,,tal. $50 srls. f-I
Wheat yas active. and $40 higher on the
-xsrare ,haH vns1erlay. With free s1eeala-
i've dsr,aEd &nd better inquiry fo1 casn lo;s
IN c,ns1s Of the strength have been fully dis.
ns.a.i tv us amid the weakness q tie past
,.oaE Tim receipts ale decreasing IN aIaouhs,
rnder the rap,d decline, and the rsnutaslon. Of
| ,,a I,nw c-op Of wlseat hAR only Just neTuntc 9
ts ,ade At tie E.es. eal. rev psn S.za nans as,a
~, -he W; Y7rk anot,tions we're Oh oh
| @ ht,, N,,;!e We Lsre been dealing IN now
\ to1rrtt;ne- tb.4 it takes long tmo 70 uaeft
l nnn3,ut, grain over distance nt one tnss a3t y
raisss to estsbiish total eh.sge in he be- s,,s
| dealt in. We are informed that our ne ,6
wheat hax been sold IN LlSe1foo! .. - I'M pI1 ~ y
I'D ia Ind | th.s moro of il viii be slaals reeetve
> | there. This fset Of auPe1,oslt! & seems ~
! pe opening up tho eyes Of dealers, ~
. | Tor two or three days past efforts haSe nes
; uade to obtain the usa Of money lot ice po
, 1870-09-12
MEDICAL CARDS.
Doctor OIlu.

10: WAsHISGIpS.sT.. CHICAGO. I{L-
lapsrst erE1 rcd and successful fhSaitA II
ttc c1s;. eo.tnae4 - treat IN PnIvAfE CE'sE' ach
GAINALH p11r4sH of eo<h te1cs E1:a snr.sa!iehc
S.s1EIT. IHFA11kD S;aH1. Losd oR AEaon1. and
IA.7Eooo L ;efs7nIe2ty e1erd. u.theut s..e G.s +
Il : hEtclf e1ctas.vay . .tc -, c: e::l.c rla:s
ID dt4eases, snt ttsAs t5souaud. Of cate. r1'y se
'ssn cas in seaer.f 7rasaec AsnE ''TSsa+ -,
II, .:meat All s,-iefnet red aIs psps1-A va
i1..arasAss- ge7n his AhDlEAL EssAIs: 70. y
KY .51.Es. u P1aN kEA-.Eo tvKtnPE- Te- .,:t ~
stNtsr. r.e~cns1r1c~ 4s-!cty zceGl -.t-'. EFt-
sa:s:'iua tr:.- t.~:s frr@ q. toa,r = s-r'.T
ty-1s5xs.3 3taE,
, 1870-09-12

se f,.t..rNnS Is fnC new sa'r aI3fNts+ III tdht
Erfr rosts ~ II. am Fn lakes: 1r: o.. rlie. ~.
Tive nt,y rxes n y-rH:s un Lake Michigan by
stcapI as1nlui the iasEs. Il Ssc; or rltci. 6G:.
LITER.
=: ihe s'open Do-1i' No. . sP-ia.. w:.ea.
VA. il, moderated, arrive demand ths mar
kes closing firm \, . "clsck, at Wac, sei..:f
October. id y seller s'pseniNr. and - IL
seller 'asl half 1l the 1.ont!. No. .rorn
clc.c! 4: G!Gs!..c selitr rex E'::s, g. 6
scl!cr sep;en!vs, ac'I ~: s-aes last ':Af.
I.aAu ircishte wete neglected
, 1870-09-12
New York DEy <:ood0 71nrHet.

NEW YrEk. Sept. 10.-Dry Vocls have lnffoy.
Ell: Ii. f.1tten. nitr:,'.Y n.yicr'l in rS"ar apl
NJ tenm gras.- " sIr,' vice mns1lEs Is !-s' aH-
lrr more ari,avent. an'l a:so extending y The
....a now su...cl At ise for = bra III: taEc farG;
1shc for Is', anil loSc fnr " hoast Z ~ .'i-teh-
~ mu~.re av4ccrst y tAher! 20 .sEc: 10 i: 10.
IL ". Ia- market fnf all Si1.i. Of 'i-S % as tHn-
:t,a- arr.vr, and r1.t"s streng fer a.os. ctssses
Of tn1s.'r:.
, 1870-09-12

,IEAIT'ALS-Tle market W.T.

EGs;s-We.s In fa.g request 2c,i sid re- isy At
I,.a ls.' = .lcz. for 3rxfA.
FTC1TS ASn ytTS-TAe:e vas o!;s< Trade
~ "a tn tsn.y, aud prices wrfe fEs SUSTAINED.
p,:e,s fEuttt fu;e,I qniet a2d ttr1ay: W. 4no;':
t;rfE* PIcr1-Arples, s1-5raato: !enona.
Fr.ars, sls.aAa1ac'; lemons. pairfsacr ENG
uzr1p Fxr17%Turkey pruces, 11s1.c; TnrksE
r111res, new, 1statsAc: rEa, I:uMs 'tsalGe;
irx CARTOONS. s3Ra3c; dAses, 1O2lec; aPplea,
Wv Io,S an.s Nlcht:a1. l1ai1c; apflesr o2ios
~ *: apes, Soutlez-. 'fsae; 1'acSts. pee,:ess.
1..sss:; peaches. halvss. uppeele'i+ -a9: back
shst1.ez, t nnrcrtst. nj u3ptta'. 1.a1sc: cherries.
l.ttrei. ss.s &c; rll<ns, layers. rev, $lF9As"
74.=rS sei4;:ess. se-1 Eaio. - 1st
SCx-A!Morls, s5f;-sheleI, 22%aee9es Almonds,
ra-cr-ste''e', Princess. S356c: pcA11t", ? ha,
10 = = Nssaa5n; Brazil p1ts. 1i314c; rscans,
Nxas. ,4,,1:c: Missouri, 15slsc.
: GREEN EHC1TS-Sai~s - hrlS apples at 1.S6 ,,
;oA hrIs al s1; Sc ris at nsb; 15e bIfs II - o.;
~ bT;, at e Is. 20 tFs at fas1: s. boxes peaches
As es{i5ec; 50 ho1es at 39gtooi l0A Boxes 81 7na
7*s; asn 81 soasoc; ssD boxes at sl.oNR1.so;
spD heskesA Michigan 1T SOC; 20 hn1Rs ~ 10; IS
tasgtfe At 1oGasc: ss5 BASKETS At $leo: 189 sk1s
Nyt at sl.401.: 10 baktrta EXTRA large st s. ~:
l. cnkes badly d3mase! graphs q: s3.t0 for fne
Eu,; &C csets t1amage{ at g = u; 90 c.ses fale AZ
s.; 9na i, st6c; 10 cases ar &c; 100 cases Dela-
I wa.c 4: !fr;' 8 cages loc. a..
/ FISH-Ihe A5f market VIA FerC1tti d1N all
| r.urA. 11H, fer white1sh and tvunt, prices were
| HeaE and fpxer. We now Nuptas
, 1870-09-12

ment bonds, though tho desire 10 Invest L.
any description OF securities ses1ael ou ~
decline in New York to-day. Foreign ex-
elange was dull. Gold WAS stsAly At l1s1s,..
III. closing 1t the innide.
Mr. G. 4. Ives, manager Of the Ci.ss'
Cteari, = House, sends rs the following state
men. cf the tusinces Q. this oiHse far The
weak .piffnc fo.t;av.
, 1870-09-12
DIR. KtEelUN,

Confidential PhyL-iar formerly Of ST. te"s E1t ter
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Svnth CiaIks. cofuer Ct Mnuror. ChicA<o. Ill ~! =
y rst ~. raue L! ray ls; he one q s mat
1dsts.a h trat Send sez nis 134.h:s ia,,Sat .sst
ai.o dtrssts lrcn!ar u ttasi-h y2u th!a< :ne wit
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II L:~ of a:trE.lluct :: g. iT:a 2 r ri;::p
Ayndass, tuJ ,. Cal. rhdrr-s DE- o. titsf--
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