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, 1869-07-23

TIE CENSUS or. 1870.


Some Of .hc Eastern papers arc discuss
ing tlr results of the nc1t CENSUS in their
relation to The ne1t npror.ionr,cns Of Rep
f.scnsativra in Congress. 4 paper II Prov
is'cnc'. Nlln!c Ieln,tl. sHlescsta that, though
the Wcst will he superior in uu,ubcrA, tho
THkt will continue u be superipr iu flnnu-
clnl Importance, md suggests that it is not
jus. tia, mere numerical majority should
llnr" " cnntsulling v"ico in Congrcsa, mud
+" tlittribnt" III" capital "wnrsl by thu NIL
n"ri'y. 4" "rl,nnGc the lhEis of 1crrcsenta-
ton anu .2i-sribnto thu latter nccorlinE 10
suldtM "l'"s. ur according IL crlnt"l
nnd lAhur. will rouuisu m nu,nnl-
,uent Ia til" c"n.tis,tim. While huch MI
nutn,,nt II, is moi ln'sAllr, IL sH vcry s'outa-
ful Whit il wnnli protect Tho l.assern
Hsntr. fur my cousIjcrah!o tins.
Ilr, futurr neat u production, md cnn-
tr,Innsl, "f rnIitoi, In Ia he wcss II th" Al.
hglrn,, Mountains. 11rrn aro tlm mate.
rnln II ccnl, iron, copper, lend. wool MID
.u,t.n IL +" are lhe hrrnsAtufrn mud Ac
rruyisil:R; iusn arn Tho natural w wuli as
t,,n rnt.h.rvrtra ,Meai,n II tsnnsImvtatsun.
Az manufactures have inrr"o9"a a. III" 4'AA
th" Tnr'r'ionnt" NJ HF1'"ltnf"l rrsi,,e'a hnvo
<kcliut u. and consequently the West Lna
'te'A crs'fa 1r"h tof lis aH3l1us' anu iMh
l"en r,a IN Tie lAhflcs u thc Elst But
the "'1 hn* I'M hfeA oi iAnd cquAl 10 Inc
growth It 1""a 1or all Tho population that
can find employment upon its surface. The
"isizr population ot New England might DO
removed in body to Illinois, WISCONSIN,
Iown Ltd Michigan, aud they would find NIL
ilic bread and l,ccf that they would need.
Tie Wrttcrn States have really tlercr been
tehttl II. s'' 'f-sr eEr'rrlsufa' I''''aucslvo-
ness. lLc i"11nlng hhH been very loosely
esrre'i 'n. LEG ta11Es nave t,cen lafGe aud
~" lal"f fcarcc; and 4cNs haB tcen pro
dee'd FER Iese inhh upon ..no 1nucn lnle-
f'"r i"inu ~ Tic Enst' As LUG country nils
up IND 'hbof becomes Hoo1e plents' ma
f"Hns ere closely costlSntea, anu Inc sou
stnt~ed Ivy mannf'ng, 1t VIII pe toana that
tic a'Ec Eumbes ot acres 'lp1oduce more
"E'As hid corn, and consequently Will lat
ten u"rc bctt ind pork, than 1t hhs ever
dor ,,t. Moreover tue market WILL bc ut
the ao,H:
Chicago will be the central grim market
for the supply Of the millions Of lniners and
manufacturers who viii people the now Sa-
cant rlnccs of The Vest In the Tram ot
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The telegraph reports the death Of Mr. Itoebllng,
the celebrated wtrc-brdgc builder, In New YORK,
lie died from lockJaw. CAUSED bJ Injury To his foot
while engaged on the Ehst River bridge. ulA,ozy
will record his name among the bcnclacsors Of his
racc, for to HIN thc country owes nearty, II not
n1l the wlrn bridges 1t poascsscs- uo nrst proved
in rtacucahl!ty,. on M e1tens,sc scale, By spaD-
ming the Rwful gorge bclow Slagara with rAiiway
bridge, which, In spite OF malignant predictions by
Eu1alo, h11 stood the test OF years Of railway
trayel anu tral1]c. Al wire bridges have become
common In al parts OF tho country, and BY them
wide chnsus nte crossed, which BY any other
mcana known to modern engineering were
utterly Impossible, no one can estimate the value
Of Mr. Notbllng : bold md commanding gcnius to
the progrcss Of mankind. Let his nAme lie held IN
honpred and evcr.nstlng remembrance
, 1869-07-23
The sudden suspension Of the tsiAl Of Rev

The sudden suspension Of bs tsiA1 Of Rev.
Mr. Cheney yesterday, by q temporary IL
junction issued By the Superior Court, will
depend fer its Importance on the ability Of
Mr.. Cheney's counsel to establish tho claim
that the proceedings Of the Ecclesiastical
Court, thus far, arc not in accordance with
the canous Of the Episcopal Church In
the case Of The Rev. E v. Hager, to which
frequent reference has been made In this
case. Judge Wilson says at is only
:" when it Is alleged that the (eoelesiastical)
" tribunal is proceeding 'uncanonically, or
s1 has pronounced judgment uncanonicaliy.
)" or for eause for which the psrty WAS
"nos Liable to discipline, TINT the civil
J" courts interfere, either By .nandamus or
(" Injunction
This wonld imply that il is the province
, 1869-07-23

,,r,ss 1.ua,er, who Taz recently Married
,,orrrrs,raiiy 70 Don Fernando, ex.Enx Of
HnTtncal waH tho tAnHhteT Of poor German nc
keT r.ter Eted to sing In the soath Cnaroh choir
n lang Ego as 1850. Although then quite Joangi
she possessed renrsrxahlJ 1ne sutce, and Was
= 1ho aided her in hsetnnlng her M1stcal educz-
tinu-. In 1875 rho made successful debut IN Ros-
study. Wits she ncqptEvd tnere no saca t.s.
xltuE reputation as HOMO tatT 1fnge14 from thl2
cnuntH have 'one, she {9qk ver{ good po.lslqp
ID Nef procession, ~
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pnd i1ufv of fhe ciyiT couv{ II 5et,x,,;.
~. .~e.,,,, an. ~ s,,.1 sS.H:es. VI
~ ~ snaaas ~ ~ = ~ ~ f. 1Gon, "ae'ner
49, 49, " Wv =. '0eo,eI enufcn require
49, 1s.s ~ u1o w WIN fesenefn.e ID
~ s:a.:~,sNs eAP''''A' "'a make n1ta llaole
~,s No toi ~ otuasa'on 70 40 sol
t'aas a N. ~ loao " selecao8 inc eous1 haa
ss ~ "ustnes tne oe1enoan1 IN
oAl ~. u IA ~ enatteo 70 clauenee
, 1869-07-23

tse sottti:aiisn .! .he sid Chuseh -.-.,
ahs sss s5 i S e Ia =
ss.t:* + s # Sif Sssls s:ss
r,fs Efas 4 II e.. !. e q e.
ac1ssia y pross q eso1tse1 esesna Il as door
4 as rs
n 6a 70 sE9n 1 ID u1ee = 1as
Mr. FILLER MaJ ask Ii II ~as ever passed
Cpon by my coulIe
iii. OTIS twas presented.
Nj. FULLER And me court rrfEsed 10 take
tusa!s!!qPa Of re esse <,o,,,,o
one OF their own cauons 1hat they had Euiss!on-
nry on the court and II Is provided py their canon
ren a N ina lie sa1am oas han lssuea md .nsy nad
81 1ne Sr.5 " Satio.4 md ii it Kas the nxzuc Of
boaIti M 19 ot Nuslona. aad:ne h.d been dawn, md
that made i; entirely invalid; 1t Is expressly made
Invalid inst IS mnch as L re bad put On bfqShef
point vas made aud the court MS o. cousse dts
foIveL Inc rsesentuaent stand .s aaa they they
snc pfscsoe Ia snetne, diocese ma, - long = -
o5 "a Hs as nn e1a sSo
Now, sar. look at th!A- Tnat L, the 1tss charge
Wha. Is tho specification uudtr It: The same ns
haze preaeuted-thnt' :. The Rev. Cpitn c Tate,
rresoyter, - during tho last tFtlye
noH,hs, repeatedly and At diyers tines" We
hare not The word "1s2eatedly.r and We hsTd
nclvels times" l suppose tAat meana pre-.
~ the kanc tutnr; l canT see aay difference. .Itd
officially authorize" ka. Nov, his church T.
nancd, as here, and It Is nsnel within twelve
months and It dtTe1s t!nes, and II TIES On al
points prrc4teiJ With this All the charges IN thi&
preTeutment ase tne samc. By the chargo The
plsee Is made de1lise, and all the certainly thaS
can be got, and feasonAhlJ reQotEc1r AZe
furnished 70 Em- NhAt cannot be
Ia not stated ior tue purpose Of maK1ng fettGus
whseh cannot DC proved, and which could pot oo
proved u Il xax N1ade. The very nature u the
cate Il that tho accused has adopted 4 hahll and
practIce- What does he waA1 notice al concerning
that Why fhould We 4ttte SAAl be hA& douerH @
sEIs or that SundsJ1 We Go not charge II. bat We
charge that he Is doing l. repeatedly. II divers
times. SoW, 10 say tAAt has done 1t on particu-
lk< SUNDAY, tha1 Hould be s1n2ll. heA1se Il might
then Ease been N omission or 4 ulssafa Here Il
4 s.n2le wcrd, and We should charge Il a Of one
day. He might haze \ thousand excuses but
&hen We say that he does Il p1r-
poseIy and eostnuonsly,-t divers tinea
during txo y1rs, covering = Period
which shows tE1t It IS intentional; 11s III. tie
consequences Of the act rare been considered,
and that he has taken that step. then sc We make
what anolEts 10 IN ot-nee- We stould be
laughed II We said thai he did II on one Son~
day, because It naEht be = mlssAke and there
might be n dozen reasons for excuse, hut when va
%a1 he does Il stpeatexuJ md naa,.taaDJ, asd tav
sei n years, VIC soes . gEea.er o1ence ccutag
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NJ see what that VAS It M1s RaJnor, perhaps.
sne een.lt1a1 says s aoss POI POI is5 ~ "a
d ios selns N ne nsolt e perform
eese1i tas IL Is II roa, e1ea % ,ss e
! wes about TO admit that that VIA he hngusgc
oi the presensnent but there is nothing to de-
IS merely, Il eonlse TO note innt Il vss taken nom
another source But there Il nothing TO Indicate
that any presentmeut wss e.es fopnd @ n tass & ".
letter than .hts one, bccause that charged 70
habitr Now these are my brother OTIS preoe-
l., IN ny judgGenL 70 t6ei pemt Tns5 az Ebefe
! man u supposed 70 hare been charged
wsth being q ne habit q dong
IS 40 proof here thst tnas was the Of the
pre4entment. Then we have The ReT. Mr.. I1te's
ptrzeniment IN Ohio which was Hercr adtudl.
the rules and reGula'ious we're IN regard 70 IL:
The canon Of Ohio has not been Eead 70 III. Theu
we hare the case Of Bishop ondettonk, which u
10 fnlc that bull in the Court OF Admiralty. tho
lnd1ctMeut OF the criminal code, tar tTi Of tna
s Gsa Il & m e e a > sse
snee. s!sn = = as asousas a nesaos &c md cssas ]
1ecsSan X eeslesiaassA e iud.S xsiea eoa:asns = d.
Reat OF The cssea n The courts Of Admiralty, aad
Ecclesiastical cour1 Of Gfeat B1sSatn particularly,
en1 sr Il ss1e ia "a dos 81 ~ I'd Pa
c.aee cned, that 1he a1ftr3es' aanuld conntna
clear a0d dtstnEt 6t4.eneut Of fach intended %
be proved; that the charges should bo distinctly
specified h the Articles IL ta criminal 6utts, Kheh
This one beiu1u this ccort ia The Articles
saosa Sss;s 5ssesn s,sss 5s' sa3 na ou7 S ~ aas
dus to the ooo1t, hut 1t is tne to the t1eferdsnt
also, Is he might q once admit tho tacta to be
tue II he had an opportunity 70 do &C. ! cite
T11ior ae11rst NngteJ. Curtis Repo,:s, -: Ben.
nett aSair4t Banx8ef, J. Racg Repo<A - I
hare e1Amt7ed III these Anihotlttes ! "a moi
br1px them, beeause ne lz1 Is 70 Uel sotsled I
did not suppose 1t would be DENIED, md n aSfes
with the sissement here. Ihts = Eee.t y :
RESPECTABLE auseer, md ms! be reasa On, D. Ana q
promoted. IN that case he whole TRANSACTION
IN aruer, i,s1, that lna Judge 1usI
nayo an Opportunity OF cnn1dexacR Nhesoez Tie
psFties nay not bc {as "a snt1 iur htAaltnel u
11ari dr1rf,o md. Secaad4T, that the Defendant
msy Be enstltd, Without injustice 70 himself, 70
Ctrs m n11Yua1tvs tssue- Lee e.. l431hews,
EorR. IL In criminal saH the, tna.geA Ahould
hs iah "a tho artiele*l In such detailed and
ereeiac fogrn that the person accused MY lave An
etprof1unisI of eonnadcanE or e1p.Aln1ng them
Hrpnest "a Bo1aker, i Hoeg. 4" 1n14 Is an Ec-
c1cstas sticoi Conse- su 1t IN utter loss 70 know,
I NAV Jena1k In raskiEg, what Judge Octsf
,tea of th.s tribunal X He seens to
ihiEk that yen arc to sste INTO consideration no
mated that the cont raa tAw unto {t9eM DC
pet 70 understand tts when Epresent uIseH aod
ny Glen, Of shp:sid not b. Addressing IT taia
, 1869-07-23


1allon IN New York and Western New York u Is
follows: "A prese1tnent betnx rusde. t9e bishop.
i ihe is1ts saagsd saa 1os .ppssE y him e ne
II It alleges larts, some Of which do and eoms do
lot constitute IN offence, he lnsy silo~ i n part,
ameaded. @ Wen !. sas b. - .o1ed 9 II 1aoIe or
IN part, TIC Bi2nop Bhan cause copy
Of Il to be eerved on The Aorused, md shan also
tied 10 eeats in The duFentton, and not being par
ties to the presentnenL and c1use LIST Of snelr
names 70 Be served On the accused, xno sha1 NTH.
names to he Bishoa and be shall not sve snch
e. R,Sd5 me nsep Ha qs ae oa saa
Is Inc Standing Committee; you SCI It folio II
cur process a!mos: e1aetl1 ana tne psesoy;
saa ,ss ,s.n u mex ~ s4 Of tho, e ss.e talss
hoard, and the thinr days have 6sen Gren os.-
1ec,"-in o111 L Is as The court may dueet-tanl
th21l have power to adjourn from uroe % time.
aqd tlum place to plaea, etc. eE with soine
OF utcis, these regulations pEeyau throughout the
seyeIai dlocesea- In XnssachasesiA the. canon
Cseeand otisss pro:ldes sast tas B!sa1p sas A.
10 be serTed on the ancased- 8nd shall also noM.
tuate ntna p7eanItets Of the diocese entitled
ps1t!ts to the -pTeseuime1s nor xitnessez N DC
asea ard saal1 eauas = ust Of eae1E names 10 BE-
served on the seeueed, wno s&A1 within thirty
not1ff rhe.Z n111es tn #rtnZ to tnc Blsbof, End Il
he eha1l Dot give such 1ou1aston 1tthtn that
tttcc, me Bishop khan ae1ees Ere rne shall form
an anecclestastlc0 coru fof thatEt of she Accnsed,"
on The euppokidon that notco Of time and place
Tor suck h3al-h2A theD a1d there oeec. given,
winch, IN 1hat cAse, ahlesH the canan. fur--
required To be reasonable notice
That II my construc1ioA may II please the court
OF that Cpou. These tEo Btchous q tho canpa
cannot be construct to haI11nn1e IN any ost1er
Why, and they certainly agree with what the de-
ulnds Of tasttce md = fttf p,ay reqEtse- Sappos-
Ing that the1e h4A been tzuon1cs1 dlsq1alfca-
kous to cett1iu OF this cDG1f u conH En$
be Organized. II might require N HoycugnReat
Tor that pprpQse. II certztnly cannat'bt supposed
thAt We axe TO 1refafr1or E1a1 Or that No nre to
1unH On our Ntue88ks u1ll thftt u IA 1k6ue
toEmed >. in The easa and tho court u
properly eonsdruted THIS eauan speaks,
also ct The mode n which oepodtt1ons
ehau he taten. VEL Il be ehtrned .hy thu learned
counsel on the other SIDE thas He can 60 into
tepoeiton1, and send : commission absnad for
tesf1raouy, which We hare light to do uu11i
IN Isle Is formed h the ta2e, 70 that NE Know
y hat questions 70 s4k 1s being material to that
1s1ce / Most c<statuly not. 1t entirely cnnn'cts
Win III the prsctice the civtt courts Of Cur lsnd
which control md gorc1n tccles,ast.cal utatx
Tork OF 10 Iowa, or 70 some Other paint, 10 take
6o1s testimony, NO cannot do that Until this
period OF The 6ia1, and outside a the cacons I
iD4tst tbas y matter Of fatruesf aui
jtstke 10 Is, We tave kubPEnaed no NNnektcs1
, 1869-07-23

wnuEsa, Ii hath bxcn Cd to the IIea. John
Jameson; ono et The Juascs e the +rpesior co,Et
I'D n
II g. '1a,ess sis IT,
Jthn itcnseu. Rev- hcatJ y Pierre. u: D md Rev.
sns. = ~ e. IL t~es "a I'll
III: siad .iuauE ether thnss, tatt W. eubtnas
nd eesieae..:ins With otsr. 70 njafe Il
you. a4in and d nss Ia The trriees e'ntrt.y
sDtr mi es-d enOfed.nee. And The MD :Indse h.r
that HHt u ia,uesipn ,,sae 9ut q sAd cur. ao:d
lag to IF pIaye1 q ~ t VI; .hstseEE. u eya,:d; 4
q tcrthDo srnicTl xe3s xssp roc ReV 81 nneChre,
p D. Rsv., Itsnss H. B:4edset. Rsv. Jehn ncnsor.
"a R "a aa aT y s1s
ron j. fa.ae4 L ,se n.t:e1 q P1s
Rieh.ra sweet u. b: nd T. r 0ts. ss..o.t Gn1.ss
Ed*sft Cheney. complainant heSrIn asd from pre-
Ghss Rdss chen., e I'd 4an asi eloa ss .
- .n,,nf = ty .aia ea1;! 1.la.It Gh.iis. kd%ssd
II ass :y anas, s.x g5cs & ~ eaFsss s 51 M
ats v [AL ils S,-rF II ssid x.tY irfi.g:
cs IT, &c ri sezs zea Rs, Je5s e. sos
~. Hen5 i. Tslee md He1. l. y. snydsr, Il they
ahs be found la {2as eauats pss.o9a.;S 70 y ena =
t~HntG thc r1s asy Il tie thescof s held
The Eou1t Hcus<. tn Chicasa IN rad County Of Csok.
E ae 3 cey 6 at II iii i
Flea in the sAfd ca1t~- tie thAplT aidt thereof.
aaa as<s 11s ~ IA L f s III VT ~a +
WiTszaS:' Asza1tas J.nob.a, C,xrk ot os1r ..ll
Al day Il Jaiy. l. D. Isaa A jAosssox. E1erk-
Airer consnitation lastiDg quarter Of IN hosz,.
the PRESIDING OFFICER sid: The cnast
announces ttst N Injunction nav1ns oeea served
upon them, restraining them flum further pro.
G.edlpgR In tnA case, II HtAut2 SdlouIueI III
to-znotroE II 'elocE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

livery good difficulty experienced by those entitled
to avors IN receiving all the funds they desire outside
land speculative paper Is not wanted and some very gOOd
MINES to be found the street The movement OF
currency 90 the interior continues moderate thOugh not
large Rates OF interest were quoted a ~ per cent pei
annun. Eastern exchange weaker and lower There
better supply making, owing to an increase ID the
Dsuks needed the currency hence the weakness Sales
city banks were at 2SSc s5 1T P PeT IN te
forenoon Counter rates Irregular bankers taking
at 100 discount and selling to customers and making
Temttances no ana on account of interior banks par
There originally 426 National banks designated as
Government Repositories That number has been re-
fiuced by about 200 Four have failed with securities
and deposit and four have failed whose securities were
withdrawn.
Messrs Tanner & Co. No 40 walst, offer 100000 1920
bonds OF the County Buchanan No. at 9j The bonds
bear per cent interest payable semannuay at the
Bank OF America the LIST of January and July Full
particulars of the security viii be given application
to the office of the agents.
Messrs. J. q W. sellgman Co report that they have
sold the entire SOOOOO Of the per cent bonds OF the
City OF New-O Orleans offered by them Some large sub
scrpOns received in excess OF the amount onereu
but the agents were unable to AL them
The Controller Of the Currency has called upon the
National Banks of this City for statement on Sept OF
the Of the several items they have been accus
toned to include in their specie assets embracing gold
coin gold certificates gold cheeks gold bars silver CON-
silver bars uncoected coupons and whatever else they
may have been accustomed to count as specie.
The London Times today in its Manchester cotton
trade report says admitted that the returns OF sales
az Liverpool tasned day last week
Ao figures really amounted TO but little more than half
those given 70 the public. AS result there is something
panic Manchester and for the present all conf
dence lost IN the truth Of the returns from Liverpool
There disposition to do business either the part
OF the seller or the buyer
The Assistant Treasurer sdvertses that he will pay all
coupons for lO40 interest on presentation.
TABLE Of the Average amount Of Loans Spee,e Olfcua
ton, Deposits, dIdLeQGi Tenders IN TIE Banks or Hte
City or ReK-TOrk tO- The ceek ending saturday, aug
%. 1869. ~, 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNDoN AuS 3 mCOnsos opened s3 d95 if oon nene7
securities quiet United states rive
TWeptes 1862 8i 1865 old 80 1851 8!t United States
76 Enc Railway shares IA; Illinois Centrals g4 ,oi,
LIVERPOOL, Aug l-COOn opeBei dull MddlnR lpauu i'il
Addug Orleans l3iGl3ld BresdstlSs opened quiet
LONDON Aug. 30-TAlow 45I q eut ,-.--,-
LoSDoS Aug n-Amerelu securities quiet aud steady
Stocks steady Erie Railway shares 22t. Sugar hm -
Cbeese io tne
Of American Fine TsllOW, 476 4 cwt -, m.
PIRIs Aug ga M The Bourse excited Rentes III 9'e
ANTWERP Aug 3-3 p R-Peroeum brn, at S5 Tor SAndafo
White.
LoSDoS Aug $3.50 mConsos closed :, 93 Tor m9ney sna
1854 for the account az the oSn
quotations. United States FiveTweHtes 1852 e 1862 DID, oi
1867 s2 United Eores Coupon Tot Ene Railway shAes
22t; Illinois CenrA 9ii =, ,.
lIvKRroOI, Aug 5o-490 . m-Coon closed shade episr
Mdng Upand l3Id Mddng Orleans lJs dJd sales oille gay
900 bales Wheat Osdl0g per for California hie
LONDON Aug 3l-Spirits Turpenine 266dl6 peFe"L
UAvKH. Aug - q. m.-COttOn opened heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
nnMRsTIC MARKRTS-

BALTIMORE Aug 30-Coon dull and nomnAi hlddipg Siie
Flour declined Howars SuPerhne S66r 20 90 ~
50 sods7 DO Family s3a ga CITY Mis- S9PsThT WsD
SapsSns s66s625 Brrs sc Soas7 50; do FAMILY e @S
IS Wheat Irregular sales Prime 70 Choice tgq M s % 70
0St. dSI a s5es5c Rys 81 ast : 50
shoulders l6ie Hams 2a2'O Lard Quieti 2od2@ WHISKY very
PmL16EIrurI Aus, aoCottOn qret Mlli1g a;936e Flour
Sa And and marie, 7ySI buyer. SGTf0s sc 81 &c.
do &c 256s7; Ohio DO, st 756s7 IS Fancy svgs %
dS h' Yso S'' ssasi Il MIXED western unchanged
5R 's a gS sugar 9,, U ead at II siiic for fair
good Refining 2d2; for grocery grades possO1, move
6ned unchanged. WHISKY steady and unchanged. -,
sDns A a 3 5 4nSs Winter Sf ' '5a =
81 50 i9i Double hIlII w ns1, dS no Corn s az 81 o. for
No. l. Corn Meal 81 30 y cs Nil Feed unchanged shorts,
Sg6sr3WGesi iOs Corr 7s to EsvIorE Lumber - ul
%5.u1 s0 Lake I%poI.o SO bush wheat 900 Corn
$4,000 feet Lgnbsr Canal EIBoI,.3eoo bush Wheat 600
CIyTEL.sp Aug 9owbea dull aEd declined IT, NO ! Red
changed steady 46 for New No Rye gust No n'd at
MnvlITSS Aug saFsaT dull and nqmn,y lo92se lower
Wheat quiet No l. 81 2a No 81 2 Oats gasi At &c R for
quiet 9Ses g for Common 70 Good EeesEc dI So
CrscrsslT Aug sl-FIou dull Family IS 7szte wh.,i
dull st 81 O Oats steady at 81 q5Se Tobacco h aad IN
da viii little dsm,sd PorE sod st Bgt Meats hsh a, $50
e Baou sdlSi for Shoulders loie for Sides with no sales
ST. LOWS Aug 7o-Tob,eeo unchanged Nothing dong
a 2s Treble EIra &c So Choice Family 81 % whli
duI No spring 81 O50+l o. No Red PAl ~ 49, No Rel
Fall IL l6dsl 81 Choice FL 2Dds % NO Whi. 81 2og
22. a 25d 3.. Corn declniag; Mixed se te-
low si69le White d95c Oats quiet and unehsHged Barley
Spring frnet s0d85 for good 70 choice WHISKY fl
~ ia 81 l3 Provisions steady PORK 80 81 Dry Sailed sh9a
d li.c Clear RIB Sides l BacoRShouder, Us d9ici Ses
l8dgfe Hams-Sngi cured 23Gli,c LardPrme steam. le
choice kettle Isle Kegs Cattle s2d$3 80 fof Inferior
10 rrme Live ogs f8dSl0 RecciptsFour 400 bbs
Wheat bush Corn. $50 bush Oats 1000 bash Barley
100 bush. Rye. 600 bush.
MKNpnn Aug 3Co,tou-MljlBg' ZOE. receipts II bales
ports Corn gJdI7Ic 6lic Wheat, ~ 100 81 -
fo9r doll and unchanged dull, 1911, Side, llic S
Shoulders
PHILADETP HIA CATTLB MARRRT-Ara. 20
Besves prices fsr sales Of 10 heal a. s4yc
Western 03tc fair 70 good DO a6
Go y y gross Tor Sheep du Of 10000 bead ~ a0dc
o gross Ipsrr % 81 100 bead al SlJ6 AlJ y
o5 Stopped per for corasd the latter for choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31

BY Kase Hauver & Co., 22s lambs at y % per head,
and 2,ITI sheep at 50 as each.
AT FORTY EIGHTHsT.
By Hume and Elliott 7alT sheep and lambs at 81 81
each. ...
j. Kirby sold 1870 sheep and lambs, at ~ 80 each
AT HUDSON CITY. ,
By Judd, Buckingham s Co-i,ln sheep ana lambs, at
g. 81 each. ,,,
Kase Hauver Co sold 778 sheep and lambs at 50 %
head.
At FORTIETHST.
BY A. Van Vert, for AsbuTy Lerch-''-Oo sheep' at
g. 81 = head. IA, =. -
swISE-Arrivals 2OO3 for the week with - cars. or
47e6 for todays trade The demand Is not active and
prices &C. lower than at this time last Tee ,s or 5stS9c
dressed TWO cars wer, sold by Asbury LHrch alive
viz lO2 o. ls6 10 at gi6c and IL H. ls4 ID, al 'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
of the
CITY OF NEw-ORLEANs.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
J. & w. SEIIGMAN g. Co., Bankers, No 50 Ex-
changepace New York offer for sale sl5OOGOO seven
Der cent 25 year bonds of the City Of New-Orleans
issued under the act of the Legislature of Louisiana
approved eth of February, 1862 at Is cents and &C
crued interest.
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds to capitalists as a rst-class investment and
they will take pleasure in afOrding full information
respecting the same.
The interest on said bonds for one year in advance
has already been provided for, and deposited with
the Southern Bank, the fiscal agent of the City OF
w-Oreans.
The punctual payment to the fiscal agent by the
CITY of New-O Orleans of the interest on these bonds
is mperativey fixed by law, and they will constitute
first mortgage on all the real estate of the City OF
New Orleans, now moderately estimated at $4,000
600 after the consolidated debt which will soon Dc
extinguished by the annual tax of $65OOOO
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable In
the City of New-York, on the LIST of September and
LIST of March and the fiscal agent of the City of New
Orleans will promptly provide for, and have the same
maid at the counter of the Chemical National Bank
of this city.
A limited amount of these desirable bonds will be
disposed of at the rate above named say 70 and in
terest. if applied for between now and the first OF
September next and in case of an excess OF demand
for the same the undersigned will award the bonds
TO the first applicant.
The right is reserved of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September.
J. g. w. SELIGNIAN ~ Co.