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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BsxvKs. Trade this slow Ugh, run,
ana the msrks,s closed weak, with few .o.
quality corn led steers Prices were To- oh. ~.
50 lbs net; vsry lew head o5,sinsd 81 lbs net a.
si.tiyh s!rss. yards Eastman Sia for .ssS q
per To-, weisht u sx,: 70 ai!inoi: steer. At per-
ksniuefy steers Seas Tor his
hot woather weight ~ cwt Joseph sold Tor sf 5l Mis-
i on
ss as4 b. s.s S >, ss,S ne YIN y
E;::a'Isi ': ss.S 5 s:, = sss
@ s:si. q. iii s,ss
.ss had a:s & : Ss:l,5
Reynolds Montana OK a. &c per TO- Weigh * ewt.:
80 x.vs. fed Aoa.aa 81, 'e, "a Mo0,s per ~
7ac: per su u with 81 on per head, we,s. 7 cxt,;
cssa sod sr .sss. % limos ssa ss
Per w. Ss Tn " Sn per hs"d Weight ga s~ u.ry
weight n sw n.y jsrssy cry yards S9ney Msrhsr
ss s~ oms.
solo "a grass led Indiana steers Sc per ie weight
g lllinoi. seer.-ie head a. 7 per H., w.sht
ssr head s pc, To- g'Es s ss .os &
Allerton fnoi. steers sac. per weiht e., cwt
.ad % no a. M
H s IL. G = ssaa SS.f sol. PR
Morris u i.sis sss . he.s e Sc y ~ weigh.
ss.s. per H. ssisls = At Sc d.; SssSs
Rsgsnste,n 80 still Illinois stesrs-2s hei at sc per
s 2. 4
ns' Fl wsss' ~ .os Ss. H. sssn
at s%s per To- s.sss ~ sS SD s a %
sold for Soh. g liz steers ps sS
cwt strong :. o. Doaneli sold for waixek lierton AZ
iInnoi. sesrs-l7 head a, Sic per h. wight 81 cwt
u head =, st per h. with y, on per ews
snrsr AND LAxBs-irade STEADY. but nsbrisk. Sheep
Jadd sa Ia OHIO iss ssT S b.
per head At 4Sc, per H.. 10 Ohio shee weight - los
pc, head =. A. per ID; III stste S~ssas 20 los
per head. o,se per To- 70 Jersey ianswei-hl 7Ols
ewt;; 2t3 Ohio sheep weigh. IS bs per head.
head at oc Der ID; 22s Kentucky nmj weight ~ lbs
per head. At 81 90 PER cwt ~ kenucx amos weight
% lbs per head. At SIC. per 10 "a rsnia lambs
weight 0J ID. per head. At 50 80 per w.: 81 Jersey
lambs weight ~ lbs per besa. 71ac. PED: III jersey
lambs. weight u ies per head a. ne sr h. Hume,
los: per head. =, &c per iO.; q Ohio sheep,
weigh, " 10. per h. a. az 4He. b lD.; rs
per IT, asa oho sheep weight IS bs ps,sad, At "a Is
Al &c per To-; ~, ksutacsy lambs wels ., lbs per
mead, q, ohe &C. per TO- pavi, iuenbeek sold
&C. per ID; Ohio sheep, weight - per head,
sisc per H. 80 ohio sheep, weight 81 ~ scant per
head, at slsc Der 3D. ohio sheep weigniv5 ,os Der
mead, at per To-; lgs kentucsy isnb weight 61ls
os los por head, oa.e per h.; 10 kacky lambs.
weight - los. per head a. 1 per 10 ktaesy lambs
weight IS IS,. head, at ne III estate lambs
MfLcH Cows-Irsde Improved Ia feeling. no advance
IN rates; nominal values $40 600 per hd calves
vsAIs AND CALVES demand fair AZ cure rates. But
tcrmk ted calves sold At 2sc &c petlD dinary quail
ny CALVES Mt oe aolsc. psr 10. veais At &c. ID.
Hoos.-1here we're no live nogs on sale.
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The Stock Market Active and
Very Weak.
GOLD 100 SO A 100 "a.
Government Bonds Strong. States Steady
and Railroads Irregular.
HONEY ON CALL EASY AT 2 A 8 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY. June 28-6 y. ".


After much mountainous labor Lake Shore has At
last brought forth q dividend which proves to be
very ridiculous indeed. II is officially stated
that the company has earned during the last six
months trfe less than per cent upon the capital
stock deducng from which the be apart for
the sinking fund other expenditures there Is
lott tribe ever per cent to be divided among stock
holders. IL would thus appear that the concern Is
LETT with scarcely = shot In tie locker and enters
into q fresh years. combat with rival roads
and competing waterways without the sign Of q
surplus TO meet contingencies The dividend payable
upon the LIST OF August will be per cent making
with the previous three per cent for the past
Twelve months "a very small amount of wool indeed
for the very great cry which the Vanderbilt people
made in regard TO the properly early in the spring
Something N ore than per cent generally
pected, and the price has for weeks past
been sustained with remarkable nrmness upon
shis notion. To-day, however, when the facts
leaked cut TO the favored few, de-
slime set IN, which, although ultimately resisted
by extensive covering OF shorts and pernaeous
support on the part OF large holder and famous bull,
ragged the price down from 6sx TO sex, and left 1t
these latter figures the close Speculative atten-
lion entirely directed to dealings Lake Shore
that the rest OF the list sunk into obscurity.
Something like expiring convulsion. however,
seized upon the Inflated Ohio and Mississippi prop
srty, which shook tho price down to ~
under large salcs OF stock. The trouble
was traceablc to the notice given by the
Vandalia Railroad Company that this road proposed
10 run muck in the matter Of passenger fares BY
suttng and sashing prices, its injury well
As to that Of the Ohio Mississippi and Wabash In
regard the business OF the former road It
stated that the gross earnings tor June about
spond to those Of last year. but that material saving
has been made in running expenses. As weakness In
Lake Shore Is always rejected In the rest OF tho
ket It followed that the list. whole, langushed
and dropped toward lower prices although start
ling changes occurred. At the end the market was
ssverish and lower and the bsarish feeling which has
set In with fresh force against the Vanderbilt iavore
seems TO threaten further decline In ths Immediate
iuturc
The opening prices OF STOCKS at the Board to-day
were as folows:-New York Central, l0SK; Erie l5k;
Lake Shore, SIX; Wabash, Is; Northwestern, 4s;
dc. preferred. Tx; Rock Island, III; Milwaukee and
st Paul, 6lA; do. preferred, 81; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, ssh; New Jersey Central, SAX;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, ok; Morris and Esssx
s3h; Michigan Central, 65z; Chicago. Burlington
anu Quincy, lo6x; Ohio and Mississippi ~; West
srn Union, seq; Pacific Mail. IL
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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BOARD.-2:30 P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES HIGHER
FLOUR EASIER = WHEAT LOWER - CORN
EAsIER-oATs srEADY-PoRK QUIET-LARD
QUIET - wHIsKEY QUIET - PETROLEUM
LowER-oILs QUIEr-sPiRiTs 1URPE TINE
QUIEr-RosIN QUIET-coFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
FIRM.
FRIDAY, June 2s-6 P. NJ
Business has been moderate, taken altogether, dur
ing tho week just closing, but there have been some
marked exceptions and unusually radical changes
In prices The busy season IN hardware, dry goods
boots and shoes, drugs, dyes &c. Is past, while the
fail season Is not yet commenced ana will not Tor
some weeks to come and the market for all these are
quiet without important changes But IN some other
commodities radical changes trsnspired The con-
of good weather has all but insured the
OF immense wheat and the markets have accord
ing begun feel the influence Off, Durin: the week the
market here has been bordering closely upon tho paneky
aud both spring winter wheat have down rapidly
selling ou day day have shown, very low
No spring. including both Chicago and Milwsuk hav
Ing sold below 81 bushe which extraordinarily low
Corn hand. has sold at steady prices which.
however, very low Tho transactions have been very
large. without decided change Provisions. II
We may except beef continue very firm. though not active
To-day friday the rrkets dull almost without ex
ception 'Chanse -four easier, wheat dull lower
nominal; easier, oats steady whiskey quiet,
pork quiet. coee quiet nrm Naval ssores
wero quiet quiet Petroleum lower and
tive ut the decline.
ASHES quoted 40. 4lc for pots aud SIC.
5szc. Tor pearls
AsrisosY steady 12ic. 12s<c, gold for reguius
BKEswAx quoted Mt 27c 271sc. for Western and
Southern.
BAGGnc.-The market firm At 97sc. loo for ips
weight and iOSa. tor "a lbs weight
CoyrxE The market for Rio arm tor tho better
grades, tho lower grades wanted A. Bati
more following sales made :3241 bags ex Flora
Goodaie .2og bags. Grey Eagle, at l41sc
bags, CazQuo. supposed 14Ac ana 10 bags,
ex Serene I3l4c. Milo coffee quiet aud steady
III bags Costa Kica Colon, sold private terms We
quote: Ordinary esrgoes IKE 13s. lair do, loac
range lots 12Sc IKE santos, air TO good i4sc
lJc gold. 20 days, jaws governments bags 2vc &c
40, grass mats. 2Jc 225sc singapore, l1c 1879.
Ceylon, l5c. 1885, MaracalOo l3c Lee LaguayrA l4c
y iec, Jamaica, l3c l6c - Domingo IKE l5c !;
Porto nco, 14c I6lc Costa kica. lfc lie Mexican
I5c. Ice aacassar lie lsc Nnsostura l5c. 1876
ssyaniila, i3c. u lJ1sc Curacao. lie a lilsc-
SIoCk The marNet was quiet. w quote -
Molssscs shocks 31iuch with ads 81 % 81 -:
shsoss, with heads, IS INCH - ~ 90; do do 56-nch
do 80 ii so; empty hogshcads 81 80; hoops il feet
ordinary prime, SIS 80. do. - eet, do. ss $50
per NJ -.
CoRDAcE.-Marsct quiet but unchanged We quote -
Manils large aud small size, per ID, llAe lI5c. do
sisai rope 9,.c aI0l.c.: New lesisad Ii5sc f2sc.
Russia. iIc.
CoTros on the spot steady at lao prices Futures
we're quiet gner aud closed with for
day of points The closing prices OF to-day
compare with the latest quotations OF yesterday ~ io
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BRAZILIAN MARKETS.

RIO JANkiRo. June &c, 1879.
Cohee-Market quiet; nricss maintained: no changer
kio good hrsts $500 = 75J refs 10 kilos. ExhAngt
on London 23sd. Average daily during the
week. 63o bags; shipments OF the TO the Channel
ana North Of Europe. loo bags; To the United states
$1,000 bags to the hsditerrane"n, 90 bags Sale. q
the week-Fo- Oh and North OF Europe, 1900
bacs Tor the United states 1000 bags for the Meder
ranssn 1000 bags stock, $4,000 bags Freights sail
to the Channel, ADJ.
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4 -EXCHAN6E-or o. Ii. GILES CO..
IA NOS 81 and So broadway.
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The following were highest and lowest prices OF
TINE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call was easy Nil day al a 3 per cent
The following were tho rates OF exchange on Now
YORK at the aforementioned cities 10 day :-savan.
nah, buying y, selling y premium; Charleston, mono
10 be had. $40 a 10 premium, " premium; Now Or
leans, commercial ~ bank 4; 81 Louis, lilo prem
Jun; Chicago, 75c. premium. ana Boston, I2xc.
premium. Foreign exchange Is firm but dull, with
sales on tho basis OF about 4s5h and ASS for prime
MAKERS sterling
THE MARKET.
Gold opened at l0ots and closed at 1o0k. Cold
loaned Nat at the close
GOLD cLRARiSos NATIONAL BASE or rHr STATE
OF NEW YORK.
currency oaiancos....- ~, 500
sSa
GovKRSMESr BONDS.
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. June 2s-5 r. n.
nett9nmfntares dun but .tsady; upands Low mid
laads low miidng clause, crop. shipped october
aud November. sail. o 3I6d
Lnsssd OIL. f47 Is per ton
LONDON June 2S-6 r. II
froduee-Iaiiow, 5os q 3ss. I'D per cwt
AsrwkRP. Jane z6 1874
Petroleum. 2ask tor fine pale american.
SEw YORK PRODUCE EscaAscK EXPORT.
LIyERsooL June ~. 1873
Pork aasrn dull at 52,. Western sreaoy at 80
at 3 ioag clear steady u ia short clear steady AZ
at a7s ssef-isaia mes. dbl a. si: s.sr;
n. ,sr aal1 w.., 30, srns mes; dun M -;
dull at SIS ID Turp.ntne spirit. steady 24s kesin
.e.ay & a a o asr o s
state auii At 2t~ wheat->o. spring dui ~ s. lid
old steady "a. s au mssa n new 81
22s ID Cottonseea oi-sans In market
TRADE
LIVERPOOL, June %. 1873
ieadins grain circular says:-"with orgnt forcing
with prices slowly tending in favor ofbuyer Oh the
Tuesday mas been limited sas the value nomsy mo-
altered For maize, which is obtMinabe At rates ow
tion, me demand is good and promises extsn
.vs thus saes for forward delivery are contnasv prAc
prices Al this market to-day there was an unusually
sales we're sauctiou Of twoD sncs per
ssns from aness.ys prices was Necessary Flour was
THE KScLisH corroS TRADE
LIVERPOOL Jurs %. 1873
The weekly circular u the Liverpool Cottn A.
wit" limited n aese m s .ss r..
demand io ,asetn wa. limited Quotations are reduced
business WAS So.e hoers re urn AMI have ootainsd
i-32d below the phcss Of last Thursday"
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. June 2s-4 80 r. ".
United states per cent bon, os new avrs i9s
iSS s''' ''''' - ~ '''''' '''a' A''"'S
LospoS June 2s-4P.A.
t0-QA IA. ma nnne
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was q decline Of per cent In Chesapeake and Ohio
Ars,s (conpon on) and u IN Northwest gold sevens
PHILADELPHIA srocKs
MINING SHARES,

Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at san Francisco to-day:-Tip Top. TX; Ma
vajo, u; Gould Curry, Oh; Savage, ll1s; Chollar
Potosi 27; Ophr, ~; Hale l. Norcross, z; Grown
Point So; Yellow Jacket, TX; Beicher. AZ; Virginia
Consolidated. l2H; California, l6A<; Ovsrman, i2;
Raymond q Ely, az; Best 4 BeIcnsr, l2K; Union
Consolidated, s; Alpha, IL; Sierra Nevada, ~; Next
can, 1917; Eureka Consolidated, SIX; Justice, q;
Utah, o; Leviathan, u
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Government bonds were IN good demand and strong,



London adviess report consois y higher-95k
e5K United states bonds London are " higher
for AS and 1se7's and ives, lower Tor ten
fortss Erie 10 16-k lower; the preferred is IN
changed. illinois Central 10 down 70 sax from s5k
The sum OF ESQ, 0oo bullion to-day Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance. In Paris rsntss adj
sanccd to l13f zoe. Tue closing proes In LONDON
were:--CousoIs Tor money aud account, e5k ssx;
new Al per cent bonds, 1864; 1vs-twenty bonds Of
1857 1919 tenforty bonds, lilo 1ioK; nves oil 1881
1854; Erie common shares, 16h; do. preferred
shares, SIN; New Jersey Central So illinois Central,
y
STATE BONDS
STATE bonds At the Board were quiet, with sales
cophned TO Louisiana sevens oonsoIs nj s0k 81 N,
AID District Of Columbia ae5s at sak s3h.
RAILROAD Bosps.
In railroad bonds there advance OF per
In Alton and Terre Hsute second preferred y in
Central Pscao gold bonds u IN Central Pacific hrsis
tsan Joaquin brsnchl and Uuion Paci0c sevcns land
grams. y IN New jersey Central hrs,s consoIs las.
ssntedh ana Hannibal aud 81 Joseph Fights con-
vsrubiss, and In Canada southern arsts guaranteed,
nnioa Psciae irsn and q. Y. ana / .. Arst. Tbsrs
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1.30 p. NJ
sIODo US 5s r. 1881. fG7 1900 US as r'si 1of,S
I7OOO US So. 1851 lOtX $3.50 Us as 1891 1904
30 90 .........bc lU1 5oo Us s's.c 1917. DC 1Ui
$3.50 y. M.
sluso US Ga cp 1881 III US 4.'sr 81 Io4ax
iUOo S. lU7 l0vUo Us as. 1891 lOiss
2CUsSo u i 5s 1851 lU7 800 Us As. 2, 1907. 1904
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

$1,000 Louisiana con /.
1850 NJCeulstc. xs. b3
1000 n w con c L BIDS.
1000 n Y klev'd LIST ;.
1000 Cen Pac. z DDS.
Ann shs puctfir Natl
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ftITIZENs' SAVINGS Is INK or THE CITY OF NEW
| y Nork


Thirtysixth Interest Dvid nd The have
derad that interest. the rate Of Five cent per -
mum, he paid TO depositor. aud after July u.s. ~
suns OF ~ and ~nteA have been
three and six months ending Jaas 81 1875.
Interest will re credited original deposit, and u
not Withdrawn, wall be entitled interest IRON July
1878 4
deposits made before "Wednesday. July TO- vii
draw interest from July l.
Bank dsiiJ IRON 10 =. aud Mondays sud Sat-
urdays from 10 g. T. bank books Ia Engsn GsrmAn
French
T.. A. QuINTARD. President
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The case OF Charles N. Collier, who was arrested
last week his wlfes complaint that he had forged
her name and drawn 81, 100 from the Williamsburg
Savings Bank tried yesterday before udge Walsh
In the Brooklyn Police Court Counsellor Chauncoy
Shafier appeared tor the complainant Counsellor
Garrard for the accused.
Tho first witness was John Breach, cashier Of the
Williamsburg savings Bank He produced the drafts
OF cheeks dated October 80 November anu y. 1877,
aud January 1875 and testified that they had been
cashed and charged 10 coppiansnps account; he had
seen the ceie ndant before; the day the book
painted Wy Two ladies and "a gentleman.
Judge Robert W. Edmopds, Justice of the Peace Al
Mount Vernon, knew Catherine Collier's hand rng.
Certain exhibits were shown him Tor Identification
and no selected her signatures from among the num-
Der
Ferdinand Holm, an officer Of the Mount Vernon
Bank, also selected from the checks submitted two
having been signed by Mrs. Yctman.
Kate SkdWore, daughter vi Mrs. Catherine Collier,
name "Cathcrine Yetman - the Ave exhibits were
then shown the vii ness VINO picked OF The num-
Der two OF The signatures being her mothers. Wit
was wrong four times out OF i've In selecting the
signatures
DIVER Miller, teller OF the Williamsburg Savings
Bank who paid the DRAFT Tor 81 QUO 10 september and
the S45O DRAFT IN October, AZ well as the drafts Tor
300 and 81 900 respectively could NOT identiy the
prsobcr
Counsel offered 10 show by the complainant that
the bank book, No 77,l9S was stolen from tin box
was substituted ia It's place, but the Court ruled out
the witness as Incompetent
Counsellor Garruro then moved Tor the discharge
oil the prisoner. which was granted.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, March Is, 1878.
No 80 FIRST National Bank Of CuIttenanqo VS.. Nor
gan Argued by William ke, nan Tor appellant ana
william Y. Ruger for respondent
No. ll3. Weston vs.. New YORK Elevated Railroad
Company. Argued by Dudley Field for appellant aud
j. I. Williams Tor respondent
No ll5. HazeItinc We Wed.-Argued by George W.
Black Tor appellant ana samuel hand Tor respondent
No. 1l6. heaucrvs. Biss.--suumitted.
No. 81 Fulrf,x ". N. Y &. and g. X. X Com
pany ARGUED ny Frank LOOMS Tor appellant aud
Albert Stickney Tor respondent.
MOTIONS TUESDAY.
TUESDAY,, March 10. 1873
No 2sh--Ulstcr County Instuution Va Decker; No
1926, ia ~ Common CouLcii OF Boooklyn; No. 3s7
People ex rel Lawrence vs. SUPERVISORS; M ySS
People cx rel. Morris ". Randall, No. 39l Lawreucs
Va Farley; No. $780, People OK rel Klcy vs.. " atsvn +;
No. o93, Houiey vs. Oicb
CALENDARS FOR TUESDAY,.
Nos l2o, lxz. W, la l2os l2o, l27sA
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

City Chamberlain Tappan's statement for the past
week is as foIlows-Balanco March o. 81 432, OBS 20;
receipts, $2o4, a5l 81 payments $751;, 224 balance
March 10, 81, 669, 1853 49,
Mayor Ely has approved OF the Aldcrmanic rssolu-
tions calling upon the Legislature not TO approve Of
the bills advocated by the Department Of Public
Works relative 10 Croton water and paw, ments Ills
city; the resolution directing the Committee
Docks and Ferries OF the Board OF Aldermen 10 iDves
tgalc tho right OF the Central New Jersey Railroad
run their Terry from the foot OF Liberty street with
OUT municipal authority
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TOUR OF A CIRCUS.

Rather q curious suit, growing out of a copartncr-
ship transaction, Is one brought by Messrs. Frank
Howes, Joseph Gushing and Andrew Cullen against
Jacob Loriliard, the facts of which follows:
The plaintiffs circus mauagers and being Of
ulative turn Of mind concluded that they would ike
10 travel and enlarge their sphere OF usefulness Win
this Iaudable object view they proposed to Mr..
Lorillard shat they should embark In q joint
venture ana take their show to the West
Indies and South America Mr.. Loriilard, as they
claim. entered into partnership WITH them
and agreed to share the prcfs. They
alege tnat although at the termination OF the voy
nge there was on hand largo amount oil partnership
assets, including money and circus properties, yet
Mr.. Lorard still retains possession OF The same and
refuses TO give an accounting, although frequently
requested so TO do lhey nave accordingly brought
suit him Tor dlsso luton OF the partnersDp,
an accounting ana inc sppo,n,mont Of a receiver:
all his part OF the ugreemebt and upon the arrival OF
the steamship In New YORK there was an accounting
aud statement, and the paintis gave receipt stat
ing that they had no further claim oil any Kind
against him and NJ further interest IN the properly.
Judge Freedman yesterday granted motion Tor u
reference.
ALEXANDER G. POILLON'S ESTATE.
As will be remembered, In a report In the HERALD
18th OF October last the management tho
estate OF Alexander PoIon by tbs executors, Henry
suydam Wilson. Edward y. Hatfield and John d. Will
SOD and the report OF II. b. Farrell, appointed
audit the executors accounts, tho executors
ceptions to every part OF The AUDITORS report ON
which charges Of alleged impoverishment Of tho
estate were based. They claimed that the auditor
Jailed audit state their accounts or TO report the
amount oil the claims against the estate or 10 alowo
The executors the amounts they had personally
advanced, or to perform the duty imposed ON the
auditor by the order by which he was appointed, but
Snat he mad exceeded MS Jurisdiction aud decided
questions not before him or wthin his jurisdiction
contrary to Law and evidence Tho Surrogate has now
decided the EXCEPTIONS Of the executors " the
AUDITORS report aud tDcir motion TO vacse his report
and appoint new auditor. BY sucn oecIsion sur
roQate CALVIN sustans the EXCEPTIONS Of the executors
to the report Of sucn auditor He also vacates aud
sets aside the AUDITORS report, aud appoints new
AUDITOR in place Of Mr. H. n. Farrei, and directs the
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THE COURTS.
Suits on Trust Deposits in
Savings Banks.
FILIAL DUTY DEFINED.
Criminals Seeking Legal Loop
holes OF Escape.

Samuel conklin, who died recently, leaving an es-
tate valued about $50 600, In the habit during
the latter years Of his life, OF depositug In savings
banks sums upon which tnsy would pay the largest
per cent Most OF these deposits were made in his
own name and others in the names Of different par
Ties The persons IN whose names this latter
class OF deposits made claimed the money from
the respective banks The executors Of Mr.. Conklin
brought suit to recover such amounts. three OF the
suits being tried yesterday before Judge Doponue,
holding Supreme Court Circuit The first suit was
upon deposit in the name OF Samuel Keating In the
East River Savings Bank, In which a verdict was
directed for 81. $50 10 for the PLAINTIFF The other
was upon deposit la the same bank In the name OF
Margaret Twaddel, ia which the plaintiffs got
a verdict for 81, 6l9 40 The third SUIT WAS upon q
de post also name OF Mrs. rwaddel IN the
Irving Savings Bank. In this last suit the plaintiffs
obtaned verdict Tor 81, AIS %. Mr. Keatng IS the
nephew OF the snd Mrs. Twaddei sister OF
the deceased. They Claimed that the money was
substantially gut 10 them, and that the banks could
20 behind the records upon ther books SUITS
were originally commenced against the banks, but
they interPadeu the aelcndans SO that the actions
wero brought against the latter. Judge Donohue IN
ordering the verdicts stated that the deposits were
hot gifts since the moneys were not actually received,
either by the defendants represcntatlvely by the
donees until after Mr. Conkns death he held that
IN the evidence the plaintiff had clearly made out
title to the funds. stay VI thirty days was granted
Tor appeal
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THE EXCISE MONEYS.

The motion for the appointment OF n receiver Of the
excise money unapped in the payment OF licenses,
in the suit brought against the Excise Comm lssoners
by McGrath and others, which was TO have been
argued yesterday IN Supreme Court, Chambers, was
again postponed tor another week. TOR the accommo
dation oil counsel Liquor dealers whose money at
stake, and who naturally feel greatly Interested In
result were present IN considerable force, In cxpecta.
ton that tho argument would be heard. Having had
experience In delays IN getting their licenses they
going through tho stereotyped experience Of "the
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