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New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

~ 6T9R HSD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. sllghtly In
maud 4agGrs mainly for small parcel, sales SeOo bb Including
00 PPs t MN vg ESa for w's ina5f 5 Il
bbs for export sias5 44OO bbi. Minnesota Extra s. 30
q sS 500 % i pr 10 G TpiS 6r fsng sSG IS g. ana 500 b5s
Patent y 5 59f scoSs SSS SS - sGT h1 go 5 So 3
pcrne IS S0df3 80, mainly % 6Ods3 and 90 6D- No 2
ncSfoS, 81 aSGSS No. 4Sss5 10 GPernc IS so
dS on s. o5 5S ass Is Sc Common western 5
q TO- 70 t3HSy 90 s 10 o. Coca 20 Choice S '%oa So
81 I5aR5 Minnesota Common; - 9eGs4 Eys MIXTURE M IRE
Paen s. 1898 30 S. Louis Common to Fair Extra 81 80
M TO- F9 e GGOd zoo aob 81 SafS w6sr SS Wheat TIs
'SsPs dull GsSp& ss go b Gommo 20 FdSS Sd9s
kEa gsS Ss oGSSS sscs 20 ssi bby snpcr@e asa 81 I6
Brandywine s9 50 sales 400 sacks Coarse City Meal ssc
GBHIS wHEAT-Market AaIc. lower limited export
closing shade stronger WITH far s G,Iggla demand for
Wheat o o PScSmOT Hcu5g oS S S 5 8@5S n GS epn ,oa SAY
WauSse go No. spring nominal 97c esli Rcd Canada
81 OK 95 No. HmSsr 81 6Ssa asI Ols No Red, ii G71S
e. asaas %1i9y Ave boat TSGa A%S
q Gse$ 81 GS 6 WnSaed o VIII ~ 10 boat oSd White Sat
81 a{ 10: Extra Whites llOasl 10 II Fancy whitGsl
Al o5 o. bid and asked do Janusry al O0a closing
81 OGsgS o6 80 = Kei Decc@'PST % ~ I529 6a o.
~ O9Ld U91i do. February 10 bid 81 ~ askc....;
boat loads 81 aajsc Western sales 1000 bush STATE
57c on track Riley quiet, held little nmnr
sales 1880 bush. Two Rowed state 56a HARLEY
corn i.c lower rather dong for export
fair speculative uadng; sales, 10000 bush Options l4l
0UO hush spot Including UugTatei Mixed Western 400
s7c; No 3 al aGil &c. Steamer Mixed; l5Gl5tcr No
nearly all iBalc; steamer yellow 4tc Jersey
yellow ace: KOuId yellow, B2c.; steamer NO 2Whte 4~0
l0c No. White. 6lci New White southern 6lcs steamer
MiXcd December 45 clogI i5 q4Jac, bid and asked
do January 85qdt61sc cosing 45Sai6S; do February,
Agi2c bid Decemtcr. 4G1iui7c closing ibAsat6 &C.
January 4sLc closing DO feeruary e'slns
TuaIy OATS duli dropping sales $1,000 bush IN
White 32c; Mixed Western. 2Id3uc: White do 3O035c
Mixed Statc 3OdGlc: White do 32d3 e.: FEED steady
- BEANS lees active, market scarcely 90 firm.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Dec 2.-PorkEastern dull at so. swestern
dali AZ 49, Cumberland Cut duh at 81 short
RIB dull 20 3D.; Long Clear dull at 2il Short Clear
dull at 28i. Hams-Long Cut dull at 4Oi. Shoulders
dul At 2O Beef-lnda dull at 70 Extra Meas rmer
at 95s Primo Meas, market bare Lard-Pnme Western
dull al SO. Talow-Fnme City steady at 81. Tur-
pentine-Sprts duh at 22 Rosin-Common dull ti0d.
Fine dull at TO- Cleese-Amerean Choice dull AZ Al Lard
oil steady at Flour-EItra State steady ~ % Wheat
No spf.Dg market bare No. Spring scy at SAD. new
Winter New Western steady ut 81 New southern steady
92d CornOld Mixed Soft dull az "a 3G Prime New Mixed
steady at 23Od Cotton seed O-YeOw American, steady
M 90 Rosin Common at London steady at d. Turpen
ps at LONDON steady 81 cd Receipts OF Wheat for the
nsat porte, $4,000 Pacific
900 qrs. other $3.50 ora Corn 80 900
LOSD6s, Dec. "a m.-Rehned Petroleum. s7sd9d. per
gallon
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH RIper. Vessels aud RdaT0dds,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Dec. 2. 1873.
AsHEs-steady. in Iobblng sale.

COFFEE E-IIo moderately active and unchanged sales
mart late saturday. 1000 bags eX city 0 Para !Z4c OOO
OK do Sc; LOCO DO, 5000 ex d3 ~ 9anes M tk e
here now - ,5i bags al from the stock Mo.
bile 500 bags ex 'FIdes" 500 ex "Maude. IEe Dtuet
GRADES are ip only supply the stock consisting
mainly Of Ordinary Coffee the former are steady yhe Ord
nary Il rathor weak. Mid Grades quiet upC haGc Java
22Lc2i &c; Maracaibo l3@Gl6Ic; - Domingo l29l3ci
tho Presoent Frasche arrived with 1857 bags OF java
% ,giiTO NHSpoJ Cotton moderately active; unchanged;
sacs OS5 ba 40 Saturday evening" including 600 Tor
export 400 for spinning 30 for speculation Delivered on
contract 900 bales Receipts az ports 39SsO 1as against
InIands SbaC; Low Middlng do S7sc; Mdtng do, 9l4c
Futures quiet closing points ower sales last evening
iOO baleg Cday-First CALL January, 926 March, 0bUi
April G8 May o75 June 9s7 oia 299 @ bales soc.
ond Ca-DeccmbeT. g2U; February 80 a39; NAV, ~
une d s8 total 100 bales. Third Cal-DecembEr yioi
g. n. 4th g2O January. 92Gi March 500 APrlL 96z;
Mav g54 total GOO bales Also 10 day December D. llU
gi8 January 92i092s February 9S9S9AO; March, S5S
G0b2: Apnl, gB2 q964; May 073GO76; June VS1 a96s;
July, a95o907, total 226OO bales grand total Soooo
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
In SAC bOnds, there VS. an aotiye seIIlng moy

In State bonds, there was an active selling move
mcnt in Louisiana cOnsOls from 1854 to 764. Old
North Carolinas sold at 20.
In city bank stocks, Merchants l15l sold at123.
Another large and active business was reported
I'm railroad bonds, with those recently active
equally conspicuous, but showing the same reac-
ton in prices. Kansas and Texas tirsts sold at $50
52l4, seconds 1SSs0l7ss; but Denver and Rio
and l. G. advanced TO 90, and seconds to 179a, st.
Joseph IS ruling frmer at 10l, and Canada
Southern frsts guaranteed at 75l2. Northwest gold
bonds sold freely at IO3 ex interest st. Paul
sinking funds ruling steady at 100ls9 1901:
Elevated hrsts yielded to 9S. New-York Central
Haute seconds preferred at 80. All the Paci6cs
were firm on fair trading.
Gold opened strong at 10012, with purchases of
about -, 500 900, and tho loaning rate generally
fiat. Later, the premium gradually declined
through all the fluctuations Of one days in
terest, until 1t sold at 10Ol4 and the IOaning
rate advanced from 2 to per cent for
carrying. The manipulation, for such 1T clearly
s. is q puzzle 10 the gold room. The
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

Assistant Treasurer paid out $1S5.000 in coin inter
est ON the public debt and $196 600 IN redemPt,cn
of called bonds The days business of the Roid-
clearing department. of the Bank Of the state o OIL
New-York covered: Gold cleared, PSI, ,69Z,oVgo0 Vo
gold balances, 50 327, ,30S currency balances @z'-
49,, ,543. IL. e. g.
The following were to-days quotations for for
eion and domestic coins and bullion, United States
coins being quoted in currency and all the others
rynld
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Gin Real Estate tor Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.--FOr sale-An elegant
"A 2OOt house. fOurstOry brownstone 'front.' n perfect
extension all improvements IN one OF the best
blocks uptown between 9th aud 6tnayes, TO hrstCaSs
party agents viii please not apply. p. o. Box 4l98
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- Patent YentatOr state rights for sale.
Hull, Grppen q Co., sd-ayo- below 24th-st, Hew-YOrk.
HHTH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AVE.. an elegant
w fOur-stOry house. cabinet finish. Apply to
rutland g. WHITING, Beekman- st.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

LcKs OF MINING STOCKS.
sAN TnANcfsco CLOSING ri
saturday. To hay.
Saturday. Tod

There was an active movement in United States
bonds to-day at full prices. The registered 520s of
new 4l2s selling to-day ex-interest. We annex
current quotations:
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5PEas


other properly Mary overins to II overing..,. $4,000
e6thst e. 100 II W II Slave, lC0xl0OS; Abraham
Dowdney ~ president OF the Bulishead Bank TO -
JOhn CtinmIns O,323
same property Thomas Bnneyer and WIG toJ
6Othst n s. 40 ri = Of ltiave 20xiGo5 Frederick
Rabltoher aud wife to MiDnie Hermann.
Same property Minnie Hermann and husband 70 val
32d-st g. 242 II Of Istave. 1898 o John A Good
lett referee 10 Jacques Lveree and wfe::... 5000
DeDman ST. 8 8 (l3d Nardi, 2JxlOO; Ernest Hail. -
46th-st s. i21 ft Of 2dave z5xlOO; George z sb.
ley, referee, 20 EphTaIn ID Brown. president OF
the mechanies, and Traders National Bank 5000
70 chaGneey NJ Depew 49,. 1850
FreGercE " Loew referee 70 aeTy strong.,. 1900
referee to Benjamin Parker ......!... 1000
9jth.st 5, 100 ftw OF 3i.ave, l0Jxl0O8; ThomasC
EDnever and wife to Abraham Dowdpey, as pres.
the Builshead Bank 20
47th St no l12 Vest. 1S.Yx00 Lucinda X. stark
weather. Administrative 10 Ella Holman 1900
MuOerry-st mos IA aud lBl4l.S2Xirregular stephen
Brown to OTIS Corbott 10 :; win;
I25thst 8, l40 II W OF 4th ave. 7oxlOOlli William
Asten and wife % to Mary Archer 10000
and wife 10 join i1i hayward 10000
Henry st. n 5 DOT rs 057l, 236x576 David Levy and
Aenss :. 60 Il Of Delanceyst 3Ox676 David oOO'
Levy and wife to Isaac John 900
LexingOnave s, 20.6 II u OF 58th.st, 2Ox7O Mary
McKeOn to Fanne Wallace. .................:.,...
LexingtOn-aye. " T. 4044 It 5 Of 21th-st 24oXlOO;
the Mutual Life Insurance Company to Isaac Rcd
Lexington ave " s. 0s.sh Il 3 Of 18th ST. 2isKiOO;
the Mutual Life Insurance Company to William -
97th-st n g 100 II " OF 3dave to 5 98th.si. 125x
POL 10; Adolphe Kaber and wife 10 michael Dnny 3oOo
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and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re
ported by telegraph: s,,,,.
ErRnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON Dec. 2l:O D. mConsOls 9iSls for money pills
cents i06s 1868 IOsaI New ves l0S7s Erie Railway
shares l9 d; do preferred. 33
IoSDoN Iec 3-l:SO u. m.-Pars advces quote nve per
cent rentes 30 centmes for the account an
IoNp0N Dec "a D. m.-CCuscls, 9ia for money 9i'la
and the account Illinois Central 76h Pans adyces quote
ye pei cent renes l2 80 oenmes for the acct
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Hnslnees 0hanrea.

WANTED-A PARTNER with about $10,-
w 900 TO invest in old established aourng bus
ness OF rulings, lace goods novelties, &C.
Former partner deceased.
opportunity Ia good for de-
string o 20 into business,
objection 90 consolidate with another house IN the
line. Al, Box l8 Tribune once.
WANTED-A partner with $4,000 (either
active or SILENT In respeetaDe safe and paying bnsi
4th ave, l0thst Address BUSINESS, Tribune Once
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aurtiou Sales OF Real Gstats.
VALUABLE Mill PROPERTY At Public SAIE

On the PftmlstS, NeWBIlRhIOn, Beayef 90, Ftlnr Oh
KEYSTONE WOOLLEN MILLS,
cOnssing
Brick and StOue Building S6x0S, with two
story Stone attachment lot l50Xl50.
Building. 66X36, with two
one story Brick attachments, 32N36 and B6X45
Brick Warehouse 4SN2T with small Dwell
I'M and Stable, lot OF both being lO0x7O
A foot street through both these properties.
third interest In tbreestOry Carpenter shop LOS
60xlO0 feet.
Ample water power each mills which contain four
Of cards with Icons &C. all 10 good running order
property will be divided anl sold with without TIE
machinery. For fuller description apply TO
MILTON TOWNSEND, New. Brighton.
RICHARD CADBURY, 225 ChcstBut-st.. Philadelphia
II. p. BANCROFT, 08 Frankln.st, New.York.
Brighton the Beayef River, 81 miles from Pitts
burg, z. Ft w. q. aud p. & f. X. r., and Is the
centre OF population Of about l5,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

The following is the weekly statement of the canal
collector at this port, showing the total quantity Of
east-bOund freight arriving here by canal from No
yembCr 30 to 80, inclusive
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

The canals are now closed for this year. and as is
usual, the shipments during the last week of the
season were light. The total shipments from this
port by the canals from the opening of navigation
TO November 80 this year have been 240, ,G61 tons,
against 2S1 ,051 tons last year, and the tolls col
lected have been $}5, ,23S, against S19,723.
The total quantity of west-bOund freight cleared
by canal at this port from November % to 80, in
elusive together with the total amount of tolls re-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Gountrp prcperIp 90 fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
" SONS opposite Nest Point Address FlSHKILL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkill N. Y.
EASY ACCESS, Winter aud Summer.-N earest
NJ desirable locality best line of travel out OF
only 40 minutes several express trains
cheap growing neghbOrhOOd house has eight sleeping
rooms halls and piaZZas gas water bath, closets
heater range tubs; lsrge garden with vines fruits n0weI
lawns shade will let low until April formerly let ~
SEQ Apply at Elevator. No. IL Ptne-st
FURNISHED House to LET-At Orange, New
Jersey minutes walk from Morris and Essex depot
fine double bOuse, furnished containing ten rooms besides
kitchen attc steam heater and through the hOus
all the modern improvements caragehOuse and garden Win
Winter vegetables will be rented very low TO Responsible
party the going abroad Address d. 81 care h. A.
Deming, orange N. j.
M0NTCLAIR.-TO let, furnished or uniur-
Vh nahed six months year-handsome cottage resi-
l3 modern improvements, with stable ana
grounds fine order views Of Newl0rk and Intervening
country. Address NJ. X, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

ward tendency Rio Good Frsts 5000S575O rss per ~
kilOs. Exchange on London. 22ied-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Eonses ano farms iOanteo.

WANTED for the Winter-A fully fur
nshed medium sized house location l4th and 42d sts
and 6thaves Address. stating terms, which must DO
moderate, w PIT, Union League Club, Madsonaye ana
2bthst, n. Y.
NVANTED--A good farm of from $50 TO
w 200 acres with stock c free and clear ana h0s
over from NewYork; for which htstelass lhi'
proved city property lightly mOrtgaged will be given Adj
dress FARMER 81 BrOaGst. Newark. N. J.
WANTED to LEASE or PURCHASE-A
w building for drstcass established business from now
or ls day OF Nav next l4ths and
on Broadway 5thaye. Address confidently JEWELLE-
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
REAL ESTATE,

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Dec. 2, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
cha,go salesroom to-day
BV @. j. Lpon
llotts 9thays, sos # Of 10jthst 25.3xl00; Mary
By Richard v HdTneL.
lot ca Unl0n-ave, 297 II 8 OF M0rseaYe. 23d Ward
2oxl6S; Jas Johnston. $50
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

at lO9 East l3lhst
STEAM POWER TO LET-FOr manufac-
~ turing purposes terms reasonable Unlimited power
floor In space suit applicants high ceilings
and well lighted near foot OF Desnceyst East River i've
story brick building. 20Oxl5U feet fronting Delaney,
Mangin and TOmpknsss Apply on the premises 32o Oean
Cey the Office Of the Singer Manufacturing Company
"a UniOnsquare n. Y
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Gitn DroperIp 90 Eer.

STABLE to LET or LEASE-Five stalls
~ coach and large loft 20 East l3ths Inquire
at 109 East l3th.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Brooklpn Real Gstat. for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
about seven of ground the southeast Of
Clinton Brooklyn; opportunity rarely
offered acquire of the best plots the most beautiful
avenue In BROOKLYN. D. Ii. STONE
192 Broadway, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET. . ,
FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, DEC. 2. 1878.

Reeves. Cows Calves. Sheep and LambS SWINE swine
SiT1 1SO 1870 26,270 bSOSo
These were sold at the following paces: 49,. s,v,o
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JANETRo. Nov 90-COnee-Market quiet with down
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financial.

GAS otoCh0'
An end Brooklyn Gas stocks, and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment securities, doalt In BY -
GEO H. PRENTISS.
Rrnah La n Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

The receipts OF hour and grain 40 The principal
Atlantic ports this I'd day Of December were:
New.YorK.
By Canal Ral'd. Cstwise Bat. PhIla Boston
Flour, bbls.. 400 3632l 3,74S 4067 1920 G,4ll
Wheat bush 90 200 l07.35l ..... ll4756 GgOOO BGOO
Corn. BUSH. 60,70O 43,2OO GA z452I 900 25OSO
oats, bush $4,000 30.460 324 900 $500 g,77y
Rye, bush... ~. 100 l,350 ...... 500 -.
Barley bush. 29.l00 1880 ...... 5000 1000
Total bush 2567 200 9s96sI 99s lG0l77 100000 4I953
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day reported as follows
Receipts. ShiDments
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
CALLATIN NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

NRwYORK Nov. %, 1878.
meeting OF the stockholders OF this bank will be held at
the banking December prOxmO az IL O'Clock l
consider aud vote upon the question OF reduction OF the
stock from 500 shares 81 5OOOOOO 1000 shares
81, 100000 by order OF the Board - - ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
OPENING THE TROUT SEASON.

The trout season opened yesterday, and was
marked by fue display at Eugene g. Backfords stand
In Fulton Market. There shown nearly 5000
fishes Of the trout family, 500 of which living
In tanks. They Of all sizes and sorts. Many
of the pscicuurists In and about NewYork City. and
some from the country, had contributed specimens.
number came from England Oh saturday. There
the Irish variety, from Loeb Neagh. weighing three
quarters of pound each, and OF pnkishpurpe color
English trout, from the River Lune, weighing half
pound. Of dull silver color. with crimson spots and
Scotch trout from the River Tee, which resemble the
young California salmon, having bright silver sides with
black spots The live trout from the establish
mcnt Of ID. H. McGOvern at Bushwick. l.. l. The stew
ards from various clubs. the proprictors OF leading
hotels OF city, and many other PERSONS were pres-
ent, either purchasers or Interested spectators
specimen OF each variety exhibition VIII be sent
the Smithsonian Institute, where plaster Of Paris cast
VIII be taken and preserved.
rival hsh-stand near by arranged rival exhibition.
small bivave a card was labelled "a klam :" an
other near by. was /" klsIn, too" An oyster was
marked "Not klam." Then there were English
soles sent by Beaconsfeld common bass; African
dragon and snap dragons. forwarded from Africa by
Stanley (bass tool. Several fine shad marked as
" Angel Fish, by telephone from Peru"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
Disseminated PLASTERERS.

A THREATENED STRIKE FOR AN INCREASE OF WAGES.
There has been a feeling of discomfort
among the journeymen plas;erers of this city and
Brooklyn for several months account Of a
reduction in wages. Until the beginning of the
last Winter plasterers received 50 so per day,
aud workmen skilled in ornamental plastering received
So and 50 so per day scarcity Of work brought down
the prices to 81 per day. Many plasterers left the city
search of employ men and unsuccessful. Dur
ing the Winter many pasterers glad TO get work
Sl so ans. 81 25 per day Although many buildings
are now going up. there has been increase of pas
tercrs' wages. Many wOrkmen complain that they are
unable procure the necessities OF life with the pay that
they receive.
About month ago. the Manhattan Lodge
OF Operative Plastcrers OF this city resolved
increase of wages. The uniform of So so per
day named the lowest to be received by the
bers of the organization, who directed to refuse
work unless their terms were complied with. The
Brooklyn plasterers adopted similar resolutions April
fixed as the day for making the demand for in
Of pay. 1t well known that there many
houses building which the contractors had promised
have ready ior occupation by May l. and II believed
that the need OF pasteiers during the present month
would great enough to make the demand for higher
successful strike among the plasterers at
time seemed probable Yesterday, movement toward
strike could be discovered None Of the plasterers left
work. although their demand for increase Of pay has
not been granted Some prominent members Of the
Manhattan Lodge said, yesterday, that strike would
probably occur unless some advance made In the
wages OF the paserers who they said able to get
steady employment only during portion OF the year.
said the oniy organization OF piasterers IN this city,
and at one time numbered about LOO members Two
years the organization broke up on account OF the
dcfacation OF OF It's 0ncers but III had Deen reOr
ganizcd and now had about 700 members. There viii
be meeting OF the organization at No. 1876 B0wery to-
morrow evening. The Brooklyn plasterers Will have
meeting this evening They have already requested the
psserers of this city seek work In BROOKLYN in
the ovent Of strike there.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE sIXpENNY BANKS DEPOSITORs.
A NOISY MEETING-MASY SPEECHES MADE AM
TWO CnMAiITIEFs APpnINTED.


A NOISY MEErING-MANY SPEECHES MADE, AND
TWO COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Various members of various committees of
the depostors Of the sxpenny Savings Bank gathered at
the House yesterday afternoon. Some deposors
who did not happen to be on any committee were
present also and announced determination
not TO be bound by the action OF the meeting
unless they were satisfied with it. ExJudge Joachim
sen presided. j. b. Mclean offered a resolution ex-
pressing confidence In the present bank officers, ana
asking Judge wesbrook to revoke his appointment Of
receiver. This was lost finally.
Many questions were then put to Mr.. wakeman. the
attorney for the bank who replied to them In running
speech. There Is mortgage on the SpOfford prop
erty," said Mr. Wakeman, OF $4,000, due In 1873,
which Is worth 100 cents the dollar. There have
been loans the extent of s15O6OO made prop
erty the abstracts of the titles to which are not in the
bank, probably in the Offices Of the attorneys who
made them This was slack, confess. There are 3i5
shares the Mercantile Trust Company, which the ex-
valued at so cents on the dollar although only
a short time ago OF the same examiners certified
that the Mercantile Trust Company had surplns OF
S1145OO The Sxpenny Savings Bank is sol vent to-day
Mr. Waleman read letter he had just received from
Judge Westbrook IN which It stated that coin
muncaton received by him In regard to The seiec
tcn OF receiver pror to the appointment OF Hh IT, Rus
hun. hc remarked that 1t needed speedy action ana
its attorney at the same time admitted that the nstitu
ton was insolvent. Then Mr wakeman concluded: "
sructions to Marsh to ask for a receiver. Mr. Miles
wished it to be understood that he did not want re-
ing trustees because the order to show cause was re-
ceived day, and the answer was required Tor the
While these remarks being made the meeting was
generally in great confusion. and Dumberess questions
were asked which aed forth volunteer replies from all
parts of the room In the meantime several long
speeches were made resolution %as at length Ier,.,
and urging the election of new board OF trustees roi
New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
yETOEs by BROOKLYN,s MAYOR

Mayor Howell sent to the Brooklyn Alder
men yesterday four veto messages The first expressed
his dsapprova OF the resolution In the minutes of March
49, which added TO the regular minutes Of March IL
the proceedings after President Fisher declared the
Board adjourned. The Mayor said that the Board was
properly adjourned. and that the proceedings of the
secondary meeting could form part Of the lawful
regular minutes. This veto referred to the special
committee appointed to consider similar veto message
at an expense exceeding $3.50, monument over the
grave Of James Donon, " ho lost his lie in attempting
to save that of Miss Emma Barnes, who over
and killed by train the Atlantic Avenue Railroad.
Mr. H0wels reason for this action Is that the Common
erection OF monuments He feels sure that the citizens
OF Brooklyn will not leave Donlons grave without
suitable memorial. The other vetoes had reference To
the lighting Of street lamps and the remission Of certain
assessments.