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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
SENATOR REvELs IN WASHING
TON.

The colored Senator from Mississippi
is in Washington City, and is being lion
lied by the prominent members OF the
Radical party. He was on the floor Of
the Senate yesterday, and upon his en-
trance to the chamber was seized hold OF
by Drake, Sumner, Morton and others,
who gave him hearty welcome. II looks
from this little circumstance as if we
were being rapidly reconstructed under
the new state of affairs in this country.
The Radicals, or abolitiouists, have been
preaching the equality Of all men for
years in the ballO of Congress, and npw
the acme of their fordsss expectsiicns
has been reached by the election of q
negro to the Senate cf the United States.
. Nothing short of an extraordinary up
heaval, that at times happens in society,
could have produced such an anomalous
condition of affairs as at present exists
ia this government. We no doubt
have reached the bottom of the well,
D. and poisonous atmosphere will create the
desire to come to the old surface Of
things. The Government has not pro-
crossed, as is thought by those who have
created this great revolution. II extra
ordinary results have been reached, they
ere not for the permanent good OF cur
society. but will tend more than other
wise TO bring about the final overthrow
of the system of Republican government
we nov live under.
The election of Revels ID only
the practical carrying cut of the the
CRY of the Abolition party that
was proclaimed in the Goverament
previous to its disruption by the seces-
sion of the Southern States. We fought
against this for focr years, aud when we
could not maintain our position 10 the
field, have striveu by peaceahle means TO
avert the calamity. But our efforts have
been uuaveiling, aud the disgrace OF
negro equality is fully upon u.s. What
remains for US now to do is to organizs q
white mans party, aud ignore ell affiiia-
ton with negroes or those Of our race
who associate with them.
1t is an old saying, that man can't
handle pitch without being defled. So
With the eommingling of the white and
black races; the superior of the two must
suffer by the contact. We should keep
ourselves aloof from the African, and
never recognise 10 the slightest pssticD-
lar bis present illegal status.
10 the case Of Revels, it is doubtful
whether be can take bic seat as United
States Senator. The Law requires a
citizenship of mise years, and negro
was rot citizen 10 this country
until after The passage Of the Civil
Rights bill. Theu, previous to this, the
Dred Scott decision was rendered
although not the Law nov Il was never
oserruled-and it certainly held that q
negro was no citizen at that time. Thesa
points will cone up when The colored
Senator shall ofIer 10 take his seat 10 the
Senate. Still. Congress has 50 Ohen dis
regarded the plain provisions Of the Con-
siisuiion and the lsE that We would not
Dc snrpri,ei II Il should treat with con-
sempt ils demands
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
rhe County Cours CIerI.snip.

EDIroRs LEDGER: The citizens mot
subjects) of the United States residing
in Shelby county, in the State of Ten
nessee, were few days ago strongly
impressed with the belief that Radicalism
in their midst was dead, and they were
jubilaat over the fact that only one
mourner (ihe County Register) was left
to attend the funeral; but to their great
establishment they now find that the old
Puritanical Grabsll still lives, and kicks
and squirms aud gApes for food. and
pants for office, and sighs for another
grab OF the public purse, and longs TO
crush the poor Irish forever, and opes her
evil eye and sees chance through which
her cspacious NAV may be filed and
fattened. Ny far-seeipg and acute
friend, William R. Moore, Esq, seems to
act on this occasion as medical adviser
to the nearly WORKOUT dame, Mrs. Puri-
tan Grabsll; and seeing an opportunity
of restoring her strength By means of a
division among Democrats, he exercises
bis skill to bring into the arena of Office
hunting an independent" Democrat
and regular nominee of the Demo-
cratic Convention, and sets the two
a.fghting. This may be great sport for
Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Merrimsn and the
pack of patriots (good Heaven bless US y
along Main street and Front Row who
during the days of "unpleassntness !"
las they are loosely cslled) displayed
the portraits of Grant and Sherman in
their windows to gain custom, and when
the uupleasantness" was over displayed
the portraits of La and Forrest for the
same laudable and patriotic purpose;
but to the great body of Democrats and
Taxpayers of Shelby county, who have
been for the past FIVE years cruelty per-
secuted and robbed by set Of Loyal
Lesguers, the prospect of squabble in
their ranks is anything but funny: for
as sure as it occurs land mark my words,
gentIemen,) the ohole Democratic
ticket Mill be defeated, aad the Radicss
will again slip into power, never more,
perhaps, to be ousted. This is no time
for friend killing friend No one in
Memphis will acknowledge the ability Of
Msjor Strange freer and fuller than |
will rhen the time comes land hope it
may not. be far distsnt) to place him 10
office; but if he runs against Reilly, on
the strength OF the names collected and
published by William R. Moore and
Others, Mr. Curry will be elected Sheriff,
Mr. Sears Gate Commissioner Of Regis
tsation) County Court Clerk, another
Radical Criminal Court Clerk, and SO on
Let US have little wisdom once in our
lives and support all the nominee, and
let every Democrat Who is now out as az
Independent" candidate withdraw
from the field. This is the only way to
secure victory.
To prevent my friend, Mr. Moore, say
ing | have thrown q stone at him from
behind the hedge of mona dc gperre,
l suppose l must append my proper
name. Therefore, you're, ETC.,
JONAH BARRIgGToE SYNYoTT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
sTATE OF TKxNFssKs.
IOMPTROIIrRiq OFFrCr.

NASHVILLE. January /. 1870.
4. 6. W. Blackburn, Conn rolle, Of The
treasury, DO hereby certify that the Phanix
~. ~ lanee Company, located at Hartford, Ia
ny ptate OF Connecticut. has produced 70 no
so..,sIy evidence that said Company has
81 the State Of tennessee imposed an in1nra,cs
SonDanlis; and Earth er certify that Littletoa
q srederburgh. AGENTS Of said Compsny, have
49, s.o oempnea with the requirements Of the
cases. - t+ef-@~~ - 80
-. neIeiore, said Pte-ix Insurance Compary
-. authority 70 take risks and transa-t shs
oa.lness o. Insurance. in this State, q. Mem
fH'ss Aenhessee- O. W. BLACKBURN,
f,s IA Comptroller Of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
Special Notices.

wedlock-The Basis Of Civil Society. -Es.
says for young men on the honor and happiness
of Marriage. and the evils end dangers of cell
bacy. with sanitary help for the attainment of
mans true position in life. Seat free. in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD hSS0-
CITATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. 1858
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

Mr. Jones. delegate from Gil-scouuiys
endesvored to shos on last Saturday il
the Convection tia, the ,svyiug Of q pPll
tax on the voters vas not 3 properly re-
QuiremsnL Asa condition before voting
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

To the Working Classes are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home. the whole of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new. light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from sec. to S. per evening, and proportional
Gum by devoting their who'e time to the bust
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business. we make
this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well
satisfied, we will send 81 to pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars, q valuable sample
(which will do to commence work oD), and O
copy Of The Peoples Literary Companion ne
of the largest and best family newspapers pu o.
lished-all sent free by mail. Reader. If you
want permanent profitable work. eddJess \:
@. ALLEN d CO.. Augusta. Maine. lliv-l0-42
no Cure, No Pay, FoRREsT's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Splitting of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. 5oeents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels.
with white. imprinted wrapper.
l11.f GOODYEAR j FALLS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

A pssso1 lrrprised flrmer, whom be
seldom saw q sis ILLUSTRATIONS, BY ask
log hin directly sfisr : little rsproof Of
be sin Of omission. Shall ~e see FcE
at church next S,b5zihf' Yes" be
replied slowly, "Tll 70 or SeDd hand"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
NAME.

PORTLAND, February LA constant
stream Of people flowed through the City
Hall yesterday, where the remains OF Mr..
George Peabody lay 10 state.
Governor Chamberlain on yesterday,
gave dinner TO Captain Cornwall. Ad-
mirsl Farragut, their respective officers
and other Distinguished visitors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Mrs. ROsina Scheehle will
take place to. morrow at 10 o'clock, from the
residence OF Mr.. John Store. on Second street.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

No Cure. No Pay l-stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street. and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS. 2s1 Main street. 139-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
BY TELEG IA P Il
IArEsT TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW ORLEANS.

Special to the PuRLIo LEDGER
NEW ORLEAss, February l. = The
Buckley minstrels opened last night at
the Academy of Music to fifteen hun
bred dollar house. Big hit. DE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
~ O ic e

A he neat term Of the Couaty Court Of
- SHELBY county. I will arrly for letters 81
1917. ,ts.-.lol grcn tue estate Of ja,cb Ban
thit-iss AUGUST BKRTOs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01
Observation-Disclosures.

Bosros, February l.-Fourteen hun
dred men were discharged at the Navy
Yard TODAY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

Offering $5o, 900 in gold, 10 two drafts on
two foreign houses in that city, to save
his life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-01

E'RBIGHTS win b received for All stations
a. as usual, on the Memphis and Little Rock
RAILROAD, ~ wharf boat. feot Of Union street.
I2s-lsl Assistant snnsrintsnd.n.
, 1870-02-08
EuAl FUR The epuEry PooR.


To the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
irotlced in Jour issue Of the 9Th inst, IN art,.
Gle headed "The Coal Quesuon-Act,on Of tno
Committee on Pcor-Horse and Panpesa.r Permit
me 10 eay that met the Chairman OF tho Com
pnIeye, At the County House, February l, who
asftd ne Il l VAS The author Of the a.ttc!e In the
IAlsChE IN regard 10 weight Of coal. answered
tnat furnished facts for It. He informed me
shtic you'd ht a neetng oi the committee, to ln-
ye,1iRate the tam:, IN the County
C;erkA once, on the 81 Inst, Al il
Cock o. ssts.n, = n, and and reeuested me- 70
ard wni!ed until quarter to IL O'Clock, when he
committee H2s Eot called to order. Haytpo buat.
to attend 70. left; ard the statement maf1e hy
tie committee TINT elthdrew from the meeting
on "Wednesday, the "a ttst. IL a base and ms.
rc Gus tate1eod. Which can prove by snpesvlIor
testoF q West eneazos Nr: Wn. Il. Hea1ord.
EeiRned eTetY half ton mt1elL aud viii snh
s1aEllsie the ssEs BY Witnesses when ca,leJ unon
Respectfully, HEsRT AcaxorT.
Supervisor Wess Chicago.
P.S-1n conclusion woud ask the committee
WY ueJ 90 rot fay BonetolCg aoont the 1our
that Is telvtred a. the Pool-uouse, and the who'd
fnttlshed b Supervisor Harms
Tie Ieston wN id Eos appear at the meeting
Of The committee on Friday was, that rue notice
81 ut 10 me wat addressed 70 ~ d. Ackhod, Snper-
Vl'cr d. Gu" A AN nos a member OF auy dtnu
Or cofrolauon in the ONCE which hold, an
forced 10 col c1ude ether that the writer al tue
srst;I ershIp. or shas The torm OF address en-.
plo1ed Wts lltet ded TO be insulting ma In
e!tcer case could tste no notice OF l.,
CHICAGO, Feb. :, 1870. IA
, 1870-02-08

M .sr, a .9sssn nss
soas E s;e fi -; On a .ass r.
tiilu1iIs nipss tootcetlrT Tho different systsauA
TO T. h 4
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e q a1an sae neT sas nd snsnS Win
.he eoa.b be -: hers th.: 1f,vIsi fss f. :qsh Ha
tuteiuu, That thc new Telt eou!d ,: eampeiesi ss
se ss s, n essss Ct .ss e. 4
for The ltrpoe Of letting lake water ato ths
Ia .reeT be esr.nia Il At the sang formation thu
fooLd ID tie coutruciioa ol the lake tunne, e1tsa
. stde ssaa qaar
e. d n.!e to depth of ..1ty feet aader ths 1une
is Il taane e.
md kinze tt1eess ND n tho direction = Ietfersan
he beins '1s bse ws
sa.ieoa psste, of e.nd q quisk,sn1, now and thsa
Gsp.s!a :, ns.th =: nsde tas:R Iiass ia ~;
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e,do pgppi1. M Of ~
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dent that =. seat not Erelte1 necessity wonld soon
s.i.e for sad;9ns Dnnplnk RoTk. t9 su2ply IT, dr.
t1it eeo roy? ea r.
Woit' II thete thIe, could b rsdacsd = Two. 20;
eomrs,ian aeen upon tue :nb>e:t ,e,i. .
!ss sfss sssss WI s.ds ssSpss VIZ.
Ii; & e Sss Ssss sss iS; s5fl5
part Of tie Hest n.sston could be sup2ed sety et.
frtm tic new pug ring worka Both would b.
snd se dttibntise pipe.. ma heo othsr ID
the Igs sviTe.n tas tMo sfea; dl.,ilsts of aup2tJ
, 1870-02-08

mairder, with that ratted u California. promises
to he very lsTSa in The sp1iGg; AID fears a1s ex.
pieeted thas there whl nos be Tonnage enough
TO move the surp!us Ct the coming harvest On
tho Psc.do s.opt.
TIE following te,eerans vesa received On
Change to-day:
Low r1sdea Of 1oar heavy, unstable AZ Is e1(7
al0- Wheat nominal; No. q spring. SLlEaLls;
amber, s1,a79L2s. Corn tzreen!al Old nm u
urm q! o1@.sc anoas. Poxr 1omlnal n fats5
Lard dull atd nomlIa1 Dressed hogs dun at
slLs:@1lee. Gold, l9l.
Wheat dnll and uomtcal; sale Of l boAs load
choice rpihdt g st Sl.ls. No. l sp:ing, $L90 ID
s,ore; q ssN delivered; winter, sLssH ii wore
Ly4Hroo1- Fab I'll :15 = n.
Flour, eos ID Winter sheat. S. 4ds red. u
"a; Hnite, IS Id Corn, ass 3D. Pors, s'xA
LIVERPOOL Feb IL 20 p. N.
Fl.ur lower At las ID. hest unchanged.
TEefo'lowicg Ia the oflc.st report Of grain III
srec,iou in this city during rhe past week:
vt no e. pas so ssss H. e: d. ~
ea1s No. do, u caHs rejected do Corn-s9 cars
No. 2, IS cars rejected, l90 c1rs no grade. Oats
Is cars No. . c.r rejected. Ba1ley-s cars No. .,
8 cars No. 3, cars Rejected. =
lksrRcrEp oTr OF SroRE.-WheAt-s45 b1 No. 3
No. do, r.s6s bU rejected Corn-16,I5s bu No.
2 $50 bu rtjsc'eo. TO- a1s bu no grade. ONs-4,a3s
ou No. 2, 10 OIL hu rejected. R5e-s,l9i hQ NJ. 2.
Ba1leyAc0 bu No, g. s54 bu No, ;.
LATER
In TIC afternoon No. Eprtng wheat was rathsr
quiet, ardprices vere tribe easier, allhoogn Ro.
quotably lower, tie market eloslrg steady At 19tc
seller the month, ard so4c sci er March. No. I
corn sold 10 tbs extent Of 5000 bu At 1ac s.llez
March. OsIS were uumentlored. Provisions
ra1sd GULL With sales OF 200 tes lard seller March,
It 1ic; 500 tcs do At l+kc spot; 40 tcs do on p,
t; 500 rIls meAs pork At IS 50. salier March; 100
bria do al SIS sx, cash, and SO hrs do al $a5 d.
cakh. No E1ening Board. :,
Tie live log market was fairly aetlve, and price:
| rcled Eteady snd nrm at Is e599o0. Tue pens
| were clea1ed at the above range
Tcete WAS a good demand Tor heeves. and salel
were Effected At Substantially last weeks CLOSING
p1icee, or at g. It37 IS Tor Inferior to choice.
, 1870-02-08

I'd; arn.E: stasa rsaaS sId oata, s s.sse a.
btsltS GnGyn s.isa saIgs-ss'es.ss s ssats:;
bHIAzo zoLHod5-BlnnYE.E.
MILWAUKEE
<hs1ssa = ht. rss ..aI !. & e. = 7ss
Gs:s,s aiRs s:;;o.y
ssasaPs.xHsalrco ssa = sr:e d:Lr; L.o, hu ehe,s
T., ~ MEMhr.t quiet aud steady, Il SIC for M.
!" sso1e' e''s Ne S1sciH.lSt IL :lss
f,mH, Il : -; q .n6eo;-BRxAp51ET5a-f! neo ftesdys
Germ a1; 1eept, Is, ts nsas ~ H.shat 50 4 stN5E
Il L &ss Ss9s.s "a .s 81! ~
TG95!es- Qsiet ma dlns Ii ~ w. s.a II slsslaL
H:sH1IIag,i1 iI1gpi 'e's1 es;ss1s & = = e5s. d
~ nG1s.fir9 At tasN4sG0 1cr i've aud 40 .sfa1c r
nIP es ssae. On tho pas 4 h,.er
p5s at.ts Is !. + IL ss .ss1 AZ
ddesa: d naAAs TT elca! .ib s,ds.; ant IsxtaiJHe
should. ee.. 3ts ,ass. So Ia iSfss Is
sne,2 1 t11 n,;1 IN MS a;a.aa so,aaas
at tee elo'e to lone extent Enttes aad eseeas us
0us-Isu.eea held At sa9sss. Lard. s1.4aaln.
Ps!:olenu. sic tor ndned.
AosETas1-Geic. tx buyks. Exchange dull u
LILO dtseoast nnssos; 171voRr
.e1e pics wtst sas nas a15tsaly eas9 (
STEADY ara neba1 ted. Uoen dull: hita ssca1
sliw; sssLiow; rse3sle. OAts dull a a.S5e- Kye dull II
Pnovis1oSs -Mees :9erk :euset at ESQ B.eos
Ss:s: :ss' "a ali Sd,s E i.sss !sN
HHs1r'-fir9 Paif Il ff1Sssi aSk1pu1A.
Satth = !. stsln extra family, StNa475- Whe.t m
Thsnse5 kye s,ssdy sss q - So prime dry ia d
WNsKLY-s@ee
, 1870-02-08
.ttiMnse{ en- t41tiso1

4 III 5%es s s:;s;
law. fct uaorm Eate Of sl1th PSF 1unum cotacs
76e ss1.anptisa of Wstef esn huals long continue
toincIeaae 70 rapidly Al hcsc,o!olc Iudced, fuch
1oabs j. sae5i
Tsn5 Sof5 h,1 h y a ss, h.a l
.se;a s!eFss Shs.s ssssss
;hs s
"a, aarf.dy dne from lcza than thirty In 1ss = up
NJ MsAlTnes e.t!m..e Of 1877 L. vesy. iotcre.,nE.
,te seens W. ri, vIeo Which the oaA wort.
.s.ned n .iDes then u ether eie'. ~ we ths.
"A eoRS9s elder ,,sse elite. h,, h:en
sumption ha, been very rapid h.n the rse q ns1esss
sn I'd o ss e s q
Es.ts t6e waef se nd o:eer eif, eans eaea ~
s s se n:i:. ;s s.9s5 %
Sh ,es: tn.n yeaE ssnee h.ve rroyea !, be
'oa hsHa upon which to project nc~ works,
PAtsESr NEAHa or sUTPLr.
sron he tsGpD |.shpc1. pew crested NAY b relied
r.M e dc ct u.c- aud when 4 j. :5ootS tie
R9s; neg a +
4 ns I'D a..
h!G1inoat =! .oa ~ H. hsu he satJ wsad
..s IT. 81 ssS 81 soa sse ,sss:: 81 h,
III 9 q M faiPds ~ sr
s sffs P' %s;s5t
greet TO kaia stseet, thence acro1l the ssuih
EeaeD D7ion .rd sa.h ,soS "a thss1s ass
Hek1 aod tue connections On Ca!eaxo ayenne, H4lr.
, 1870-02-08
DENTISTRY.
Attempt 10 Revise the Code OF
Ethics By the Chicago
Dental Society.
Nothing Accomplished The Dentists
Decide that Advertising
is Vulgar"

The Chicago Dental Society held a rcon1ar
IN. onu9 ocenn,eo tne ~ caa,r al anS a5ee Ne .s ".
~ 80. - 1"ank a osvop4eu Ane snA's' ana III. Koch
ac.eo a,s.a1 20 sscleiAy.
oLded by Dr.. Noble, at the last meeting, proytd.
,or Inc Inc euoe oi esncs
eo1ey. SataS W ~ utseueetoo.
~: Seole sala inc code Tes adopted at the sug-
gestlon oi the American Dental Assoc at,un, IL
delegate 10 ihe Amef,can Aasosson. Il xss ssss On
as is, mon6n that me CODE was adopted By the 80
c:ely; me same coae was substantially adopted
American Association, and ~ many Of them 1t had
created trouble. Ae wen IN favor Of a stringent
runately expressed. &c wanted 70 have II moot.
fed. The article prohibiting advertising by mem.
oe1s OF 1ne society was obnoxious to very may.
lie wished to have IT. repealeo, and though; its re-
peaI would advance The best interests Of the so.
ci:ty.
He called for the reading Of the sectlon, which
sEc Il f. uop,otetsionalt resort to public aivss-
t!.. msnts e.Id.. poate1a Of .tns. eAns
AL o " S o. q! It pssee
Ct er1tdcates il TIC puLic ptuts to fS ion Gon,e 70
htute U soltt Of relfosE opelatoaa; to ctelae er
rtG9mpSnd nostInm. or to perform Any similar acss
~. snetWooI alo not know tnae a code Or
c.h'cs made gentemen eood opetators he did
Lot Zee Wby oentlsn eooa,a no: adsetgse a. well
AID roede o. advertising often proclaimed man
sEpeIiof 10 nls !el owe. anq, on tne otne1 hand,
aomspea dnsnP convicted MIN Of oens incompetent or
Dt. Grouse wanted to hear coma argum ents
Nng IRE cooe should % repealed. and was tisap.
po'ntsd TO and mat ne getuenen who moved
Win reasons iof tne course they wl.hed
70 nave adopted. Dentistry was . loose
t. hiou ol nusnese. ana should De regulated. The
card IN The papers with theIs namea and places Of
noelnees, I bat ptonlbued lnace adyert!tementA
s,a As va oRpo1sd to aasettsinG They
, 1870-02-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

s.,,, ,,.-,s MONDAY EvEEo. =.
dr. vse S9F are 9 ~ T found ID
,2,a tho uaa! ehes Of storage. unlea
hbuITEK{-Reeei7ed. lasso n., .h,pped ls;so na
AshSgeh the h. demand vas ane.: wholly e5l naed u
@ io he s-6ss btt,e e sat. st
oa, IL f. ~ = Il y s ., ~ our
2s i as s9s,ss assssS ss s .s:: a sod tas
,G65.s e. ds@.sa b.xs,os vs. no. urgent
sta!t. 4Ne Wstoa a. ,e Fo:t M e Fix 1se " isao isaGas
sans' s i; &c: sa1:sps ssi Ss Ss:'a Nd Il
BRGOM CORN Received, los 80 s,s: ,a,n,ed
ss,tL0 bs- The demand w1s mcsgrr and prers %sss
h.ntr. 1aust at seeoc ooeo per ton The ssoets
bKAS-s.e, 10 ton. At slaoo 10 ton. <6ne) a. s1xop
BFAEs-1he movement IN beans Ii Al cxecedicxTv
tst az. and prices arc IRREGULAR Ana weak-ranSne
H. ,S To- eo0es 'a*ns'
ChhksE-1he thstse market reu,.Ins in about the
Ts:. ~ asS hs.t;s as' iss:s Ssf's
q = aast a.y Va. p..ea IL th. d.
hs fsn,ts ,he sasfs1 r..S'
Hlis I'D Hill ss d. oc'cfssas sos.sh Shse1Se9S
Mu4 Ksss Sa gsss ,RRase and
cGFFEE-PSsts S 5s5t1 ,soGt nc .aas p1ess
e1ateiy large heQuote ~ fouaw1: ~1
aN
y. u. java dislike
SoInn cn al
Fair to good Gkf3xc
PF1u etp @31Er
OAhDLES-Tde market wat fs1ry scsive; iudecd
the volume Of uade doue fully to the expects
KH1 ! sss - ST. 's!sfs s ' 'ss x.
low. n tSehEe der}. l3t1c; ttsE, Ba3l7c; HsHett's
bKssskD H0s:s-Reee.ved, as7o be.d; shipped,
HasS bead. 6AJes BY arern9c we:c:
ea4 Io9nd A.. aiG!sh |s9 " sEound st.. .'e1o. :.
e Il! isSht l0!9 Az ~ at..... 10 37S
Is u round at ia 1s$ T.. ar. 1a at-..-.... 1oaS
tales dividing on so NJ wers: ls md 20 It alouoa
l1ss: and % at at.ta4iSt1 81 % Il slo o0alaI;H
1es at 80 las1Gal0 81 l At 3lh h1ahalo 10 30, IL 5
and y n $1o l1stato s'5s; u NJ an .1s9losa
EGG5-1ht euppty continues IN eItEzs IT tho demand
and F1lee1 to-dsy were weak 1t s18.c rer coz Tor
freph. Lined were unsalspte
FRUITS AND EU1e-no new featnreu wesp devel-
tpsd tu The fruit rnstkec TIE det1aud Was fa,t and
the Frey atuE feeling anone dealer1 opc Of dtu1.
nr4s Choice Apples Wcru hWly held, with 4 teneeacy
IN higher ttteee, hut cupman descriptions continue
weak. Nc make 70 change IA our quotations II fol-
fOTR:
, 1870-02-08
The Live Stuck Markets.

,. NEW Yon1, Feb =
tide tegan Lively. hu. eloted tame. with lev lett
Prtces Ab ut eek ago. but kc Io1 eg isu FIJI
day. Qusl!tY generally inferior, scarcely any GOOD
etOuSh to 50 over 16tc Texaua Rolo 1t l1Atlc Orn-
Wstk: %7o each ot Kentucky and le1as e61 Ohic 90
hlicoit. - state Prices ranged from to to idxc;
AysnginE Ike drsye OF 10 illinois rtee.s,
IN tWL eold It H@16c: ls7 Te1Rus II c1t, poar II
9a nh!o- 7swL coarsish. al<at5 nc: IS Iuinois 81
cut- 1s@lte: IS Canada, cwt, 1s9t44c; " I1ots,
sbeerwToii receipts so.eeo; for 10 day. a7oo M.1
ket tlcw. ard prcse 1t 81 &cmostfy 6a1a
One car 60 ponnd Ohio, 64el cur 70 pound IKE; car
F-pou1 da. ike: deck I'd Of 1so polnd ua1ada 8xc;
car GRpcund Ohio. 3hr.
heks.A!e weak At quite dselne. Receipt. 70. the
wtek, tIt: to day, - caIs- Prices 9tsatus alive
and 1:(a Ike for dead: Western dressed. uIafihc
With frc+h arrivals in f,fr condition. Two cais Uhl5
I've, Az 1sa re, sold At PIC.
ALBASY.
ALnAsI, Feb, I-Supply Of besyca IN exee4a Of last
wetk, tux quality netlor. Msrket moderately ac.iyd
and b*titE qushties fraction higher. Aedfum NJ,
and coErcn &c lower. The highest price paid Tor ee
ect lots 10: ior the beat full herds 9: was the
hishett rice range; for common stock, bk&91ac.
snlEF-Rceetpts yery large, reaehius saauJ hcad Of
Ho0s-Nceeikts stnsll, market dull; Michigan. 1Qe
PHHlpELPHIA-
PHILADELPHIA Feb, 1-Beet cattle IN fair demand
and scva cd NC: aales lao: extra PenEsvlvAnia aud
Western ttcers At gHalpc: ehoce l014e. fair coed
csc; common Gd6Ac. sross. Sheep in fair demand
eh1cf, feNU d9e h. krps1. Hogs In dr1l and,
eajSa OF actC nj &13,tN8H % net.