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specie) from the port OF New-YOrk for the week
ending December %, and since the beginning OF the
year, compared with the corresponding periods Oh
previous years: a.o
For the s5782673 s67i5SsG g. y5S z 1a
Previously reported. 5000 346no7saa 3gsio
Total since jan L. .34G9l0S73 3532b3.130 4o6iof'oos
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Dec. 2s-l230 D. u. :. bonds four per cents
49,: Atlantic and Great Western first MORTGAGE ustses
certificates 49, do. second, 80 q Erie 5lNs Newfork
trail l54 Illinois Central 1901 Pennsylvania central o''
Reading. 27e M nat.
avce quote per rentes SO frances 10 cenmes o
the - -,
LONDON Dec. pa mCono OILS, 9ssled Tor money anu
9SSta for the u =. bonds new lives IOis a
Western mortgage trustees ccruncatet
81 do second. 81 Er1e 52; Co seconu conso io r1
New-York Central t5J Pennsylvan'a Central O1s ihe
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF isngpu on
to-day 22OnOOO advces quote per eent
~ francs 90 y centmes Tor the account n. Samoa
PARIS Dec 25-s:30 D. mENcnaqge on LONDON 20 "S"o'
81 l. ecu times for checka 49,, -, ..
BERLIN 2sThe statement Of the Imperial BanK Oh
Germany decrease in specie OF lO9O0OOO mafA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

A. Y. MINING SFOOK ExOHiyGE SALES
SECOND CALIo-12:30 O'CLOCK p. ".
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Rev. DIR. Tying ir.. will reply at an early day,
In Horpa'S Magazine, 10 Dr.. Coan's article, Does
Life Insurance Insure Z" which is in the January
humber.
N. Alphonse Daudets "NabOb" has been transla-
led into German. and the Dresden edition contains
portrait Of the author. 4 Dresden Journal says
the portrait alone would assure the sale OF the book
Mrs. Holman Hunt, wife Of the London artist, has
written a Christmas story entitled Children At
Jerusalem: A Sketch of Modern Life IN Syria"
She is an artist herself and has drawn frontispiece
for the volume.
ynal little book called "Dyinely Led" James
Pott New-York) the granddaughter Of Robert Dale
Owen describes the manner of her conversion to the
orthodox belief. 1t is interesting because Of the
METEOROLOGICAL views of her celebrated grandparent
/ The State Librarian, Dr. Holmes, bought at the
recent sale Of Bibliomaniac's" Library the COM
pete set Of the Maitland Club publications. LOG vol
umes. This club was founded in Glasgow in 1928,
and the publications relate mostly TO old Scotch
history.
Members Of the family of Lucretia Mott are pre-
pa,ing her biography, and would be glad TO have
copies OF the originals Of any of her letters which
will be returned if so requested. They should be
addressed TO Maria Mott Davis. Oak Lane, Station
A. Philadelphia
catalogue of the printed books and the manu-
scripts of the Vatican Library is in progress. Stu
dents have long complained Of the meagre facilities
offered them in this stOrehouse of learning, but 1t
is row announced that the collection will hereafter
be moro accessible.
Professor Nordenskj 0ld's forthcoming book, THE
Voyage of the Vega" will contain several hundred
Illustrations, maps and portraits, and IS being
translated into English by Mr. Alexander Leslie.
Editions will also be published in French. German,
Danish Finnish, Polish, Dutch Spanish and Italian.
German critic has made the discovery that Lord
Besconsield is disciple If Thomas Carlyle for he
says: THE powerful fancy of the author of Indy
mon plays him oftentmes sad pranks. and when it
gains the mastery confusion is produced such as
We meet with In many pieces of Disraelps master,
Thomas Carlyle, when the reader finds himself at
loss to distinguish the writer's real meaning"
A little English work, "Sleep aid How to Obtain
It," says that insomnia not dangerous as Is COM
monty supposed, for the author knows an eminent
man of letters who has suffered from IL for many
years without injury. When man begins TO dream
OF his work he may know that he is under too great
mental strain. The authors plan OF inducing
sleep IS to reckon up friends and acqnaintances
whose name begins with a certain letter.
The better French papers becoming excited
over the growth Of unwhoesome Literature IN Paris.
IN the kerue PoHtquc ct Lierdisc writer says this
literature has become pest to society, a0d that the
spccess of the Last novel of II. Zolais aHanda IiA
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Piquant and Pertinent
THE AMERICAN CODE OF MANNERS,

is the most valuable book OF Etiquette that has been pub
shed for years Every page sparkling WIFI pngent hits
at errors in good manners.
The AMERICAN CODE OF MANNERS is not dry
compilation Of set rules spicy and well written and at
the time authoritative and correct guide to Tho laws
lUes. etc, as pa, tsed In the best society
Tho AMERICAN CODE OF MANNERS will provo in
valuable who desire TO be weliincrmed since II Is
written by one than whom Is higher authority in
the country III is treated IN an entertaining manner me
Etiquette Of Calls, Dinners Receptions, Teas Luncheons
Weddings Cars, the Ethics OF Dress ana the Morals OK
Fashion.
Init ~ answered the delicate quesons who should Pow
Frst9 who should Speak Firstl Who chou Can First!
IL snort. the AMERICAN CODE OF MANNERS is an in
valuable treatise points OF Etiquette ana OF Interest
to every Handsomely bound CLOTH 200 pages Prleo
s. co.
For sale by all booksellers
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CLOSING PFTCES or CALfFOPNTi SroCFT

Bullion valued at $500 % was received in this
city Yesterday from The mlnes making total for
the week Of 1900, 099 90
The total number OF shares sold daring the past
week at both Mining Exchanges IN this city Is
officially reported at 556,752.
Tie manager Of the DuHkin Company tclegraphs,
under date December %: " Mil runs on SIX tons of
calepa Welding 4jS OF silver and rs per cent
OF lead on nine tons Of sand, 2o5 ounces OF silver
The bulnon product Of tho mill Of tho Ontario Sill
yer Mining Company, OF Utah, for ne first seventeen
DAYS Of December. was %99S77 -, assay value.
The LeGGtiiie Ncrdi6 Of December ) has the tOl-
lowing he llibeTnia mine has been shipping ore
since July last, the total amount since that time
being 2G3 tons for which there has been received
$13A3GJ. The total expenses for ths time
amounted 10 81 .553. The average price received
for the ore was T106 10 per ton. The company has
declared dividend OF $lOO'OOo payable on the ISL
The Superintendent OF the Deadwood Terra Min
ing Company writes as folows,under date Of Decen-
Der 10: I'VE started the new addition OF 20
stamps 10 the Terra G0-stamp mill this evening, and
everything WORKS all right; VIII start the new adj
dition to the Dcadwood on January ], at which
time we hope to have two good SO-staInp mills III
The following companies filed articles Of incorDo-
ration at the County CLERKS ONCE Al this city dur
Cold Gravel Hydraulic Company, of New-York +;
capital, S1,O00OO0; hydraulic, drift and quartz
mining elc., in Plumas and Sierra Counties. Cal.
Trustees-.Joseph :. Stout, -. Il. BaWun, John n.
Mortimer Henry T.. Russell, John J.. ewart, John
G. Webster, ID. w. G0och, George W. Warren, Mon-
roe T. Babcock. George L. BiaselI and ". u. snow.
Office, NewY0rk.
The May Bee Consolidated Mining. Company;
capital, 5000 general mining business IN
Colorado. Trustees abraham Bussln2, john ID.
Veunilye George H. Dnnham, Aqulia Rich, Fred
A. Sawyer, Henry u. Dnmont and Joseph Lovett.
Office. kcw-lOrk.
Moose silver Mining Company; capital, $500, 900;
general mining business in Park County, Col. rus
tees-H. Tracy Arnold Francis ". Nocks, Martin
W. Brett Ethel &. Hinc William II. Barbour
George L. Montague, Lewis D. Corlrght George D.
Monroe and Joseph i. stevens.
Tolec Mining and Prospecting Company capital,
$50, 900 general mining business ~ Mexico. Irus-
William Adams ir. George G. Nevers and Ferdinand
Ward. Office, New-ioTk
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:
Tie Li.eraire proposes as remedy for the evil the
publication, monthly or weekly, OF avolume OF
"pure iteraturen either in prose or verse, the con-
petition being open TO all writers indiscriminately
and the choice being determined by committee,
Lord MonoreiH at O recent meeting of-the foysi
Society of Edinburgh, maintained that the reason
why certain famous political treatises ilke Milton
defense pro popuo AnglIcano " were now entirely
forgotten, was because they exercised suet great
temporary power. Defoes " Shortest way with inc
Dssentorsp was intended to be ironcal. like Eui-
llver's Travels" but tho irony was misunderstood
and the poor author was pilloried and imprisoned
This unlucky work is now almost forgotten. Ma
poleonn says The London Globe, held that a great
reputation is only great noise aud was OF opinion
that the greater the noise the further of 1t IS heard
IL seems so far at least political trcatlses go,
that the oblivion is in proportion to the noise"
The author of "Thc Life of the Prince Consort"
objects to an nsiuuation made by The Melbourne AT-
Gus that the Queens hand was discernible in some
of the chapters and replies in the following formal
style: :" Sir Theodore Martin presents his compii-
ments to the Editor of The Molbo1Re Argus. In the
review in that paper of his Life of the Prince Con-
Sort which has Just reached him through his pub
fishers, he finds the writer in various places, speak
of words as quite plainly written by the Queen
which were not even suggested, much less written
by Her Majesty. Indeed, nothing in the nye vol
umes but what appears with distinct marks OF quo
tation from either letters diary, was written by
the Queen who left Sir Theodore Martin entire
freedom from first to last IN the treatment OF his
subject and only saw the passages referred TO Tor
the first time after they were printed"
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sroVhA
ReDoy,sd by JOHN IL. DAVIS e Co., No. IL VaAs.
FRIDAY. Dec. 21-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Dec. 2f-P NJ
To-day proved n merry Christmas Eve, hnahciahys
for the holders of majority OF the secur1'cS e"v
are dealt in at the New-York stock Exchange iheio
are only few stocks that do not show adVfnce' ioA
the day which are equivalent TO handsome CHi,S'5
mas gifts The day was even exeeptionai IN INC
amonnt of business done for the day preceding INC
beginning Of the holidays, the tfahsaee'o"o
having amounted to 40l, 12i shares Ccntfai anu
Hudson up TO 149014sSs, Lake Shore mp 10 looA
lzl347s Michigan Central 40 to l24@ 20 Il nan7
..bal and st. Joseph preferred up 10 iVD~Av
Trrion Pacific TO 1O9ssQ 1O9ls. and Central Paeiho
20 o1lo0o01o have reached figures that surprise the
most sangnine believers Of ninety days ago in values@
Frio nreferred also was remarkably strong follows
inc the good buying of yesterday afternoon which,
was noticed in to-days TRIBUNE, and rose from eZit
TO S7349s7Io The common stock also was suohef
and advanced from 4Si2 to 1912 Closing az
its highest figure. The Northwest and 81. fauS
shares were unfavorably affected by the depressing
,rAuen ces of the condition of affairs the ChcagS
Corn Exchange, but they too showed smart re-;
ooyorias a. fine close Northwest was up 10 1854
from 1914. and ST. Paul up to 113 from III IL butl
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Chicago ana AIton
and Rock Island stocks were not anecteo ia ,ns
same way, although closing something oAs
fr1n, the extreme early advances. Ih':
coal stocks were ncgioCVcu' N"' -, :
rseax guaranteed was firm at ICY
There 10 good buying of the stocks Of Lake Erie am
Western. OHIO Central and Peoria, Decatur anoi
Evansville Railroads; but the efforts Of the samti
persons to depress the price of Frankfort aad MO-
komo by bidding the ridiculous price o. IL ior is
sgnally failed because there are otner buyers az
above Is who probably would be glad TO relieve th
okc Erie and Western interest of its controlling n
forest in the Frankfort and KOkomo property al,
more than cost The business in Western Umora
fell off TO 1880 shares. and after huctnatlons
of q per cent. the final price, SIS IS only
"a better than the opening figures. Pacific Mail also
traes and closed with loss of 80 per cent tronL
Yesterday The market however, generally eioseo
strong but without excitement
Governments were quiet and irsn the sales &C the
Boards amounting only to $4,000. The final BIDS
for the per cents show advance of g per cent.
The Treasury purchased So 900 IS Of 1880 at luz a.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

THE INV tsION OF TIE CRIMEA: lTs ORIGIN AND
ITs PRosREss DOWN TO THE DEATH or LORD RAG
IAN BY A w KDglake Volume ": Tie Winter
TROUBLES. l2mO, PIP. XIII, 323 Ncw-YoTk: Harper
d Brothers.
An extended review of MT. Kinglakc's last volume
appeared IN these columns a month ago on the re-
ceipt Of the English edition. 1t is necessary now to
call attention to the neat American volume which IS
uniform with the three volumes that preceded IL
from the same press English publishers have
way of splitting up book into thin youmes-Ior
the greater convenience of the reader AS a token
OF appreciation Of such kindness they consent to re-
reive nearly as much for each volume as the whole
work would cost if 1t were an American book. Bat,
obviously tins is a comparison that does not con-
Germ the English publisher. What he describes as
Volume VI of :" The Invasion OF the Crlma." the
American publisher calls Volume ~. Readers OF
the previous volumes will not regret that there is
more of the history still to come. In the present
volume there are 10 great battle scenes Ike the
famous descriptions of the battle of the Alma and
the charge at Balaclaya but the pages are replcte
with interest. and the story OF the suEcriEgs OF
the allied troops of the anxiety Of the English peo-
pie and of the exertiOns Of Florence Nightingale is
told with the authors old time ygor and skill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

State bonds we're unusually active, and the Souths
ern issues show a Uniform advance in prices. Tho
transactions include Quebec IS at 1O2, Lousiana
consols ut ssh South Carolina 6s, non-fundable.
at eli North Carolina 6s. special taxes, at G9i0sQ
7a.. aud g., Chatham Railroad, at ga Gsi and lem
uessee Gs old at 3 q, and new and new series &C
4slQ0505s.
OF city bank stocks there were sales Of Leather
Manufacturers 22l az 100, and GeTman-American
go at 80.
A large business was done in railroad bonds and
the dealings covered an unusual variety Of i'sues.
The prices generally were higher. Erie second con-
soils were only moderately active for them, at from
1O17s 20 1921 a f02l and the funded IS Only rose
j per cent 10 973 c., c. and J. c. irsts asscnted
were dull at an advance Of i to 1906 but the in'
comes. with even less business. rose from 20
to 3d. Boston, Hartford and Erie trsts were IN good
demand and rose from IS 10 49l. and Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts advanced per
cent to S012. Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were barely steady the fret cons0ls at III after
1fl3s. and the seconds at 773i67s against ISL
Yesterday. Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, series 3.
were at 50. and currency interest debts up per
cent at so Mobile and Ohio first debentures were
conspIcuously weak declining per cent 10 Sc, and
the seconds selling at 533l "a 80. Metropolitan Ele-
waited frs. Is were in unusual de-
nand, 3nG consequently Icse liom iV"'A
to 1O7a10612. Ohio Central frsts rose
from lC4l2 TO 100. Sales OF New-York. PcnnSyl.
wanna and Ohio incomes. sellers options, con.
tinued at 63llG61. There were dealings in an IN,
usual number Of the St. Paul issues and all at full
gnres the tirsts of Southern Minnesota rising from
109l4 TO 10. The Denver and Rio Grando issues
were about steady within Is per cent OF their highest
figures, and Kansas Pacific cousols strong un
70 1041l. Union Pacific firsts advanced to l17s;,
and Central Pacific trsts TO 1T. Denver South
Park and Pacific rsts further ad vanced 1908,
and Texas aud Pacific fTsrs, RIO Grande DIVISION, 70
99sl.
The weekly bank statement. being given to-day.
include the averages of only five days, ended at the
close Of business yesterday. If it had included 10,
day the statement would have been even moro fa+
vorable than II is. II however shows a surplus res
serve of IS, G19 800, which is sufficient 10 the
mii.ds of those persons who, two weeks ago, could
see nothing bat dim disaster before. because the re-
serve was 800 of per cent below the ridiculous
rule OF % pes cent The following the totals OF
the statement and changes OF the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

TIE Treasurer now holds 1859 $685. $50 in United
States bonds 10 secure bank circulation. Unltsd
States bonds deposited for circulation Tor the week,
$S23,000; United States bonds held for crculs.
ton withdrawn for the week, 81, $4,000. National
bank circulation outstauding Currency notes.
$.}43 2S6 424 gold notes 81 1875. 260. The trans
actions at the sub-rreasury covered; Receipts,
S1.050, 1885, payments 50 40 10; currency Uaisnce
S3,76S, GIG: coin balance. 77,306,l22.
Although there is little better mercantile de-
mand for the foreign exchanges, the principal
reason for the better rates which prevail IS the
easement of money, which gives gold importers an
opportunity to oohlnue their transactions Ana
nexed are revised posted quotations.
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MN 31ublirGilpns.

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MINES AND MINING.

q FRIDAY. Dec. PIP. n.
Mining stocks to-day were dull, but generally
firm. The Boston Consolidated fancy recovered to
20 cents fell TO 63 cents and closed at CT cents. or
tae Leadvic properties, Annie was the special fea-
turc rising from SO to 80 cents. Chrysolite fuc-
tuated between 65s and G7s, closing unchanged at
the higher figurei Climax was steady at 1906
cents; Little Chief about cents lower at 81, buyer
Is days. and South Hte / cont lower at ~
cents. The ComstoclS shares were inclined toward
Moose with small TRANSACTIONS advanced 10 cents
to .25. and Cherokee rose TO LOO Hukill was IN
better demand, and advanced 10 cents to 1.3o;
about steady: Copper Knob at cents, Great East
ern at %. and Calaveras st 20 cents; but 60 "a
Placer rose 3 cents TO ~ cents and Silver Nugget
cent to 12Q11 cents. The markets closed duh ana
steady.
A. Y. KYgIr6 SFOOK ExORiyGE SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-25

The business of the Snb-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of $40 sos, 93A
and lie payment of So, II 1856, resulting ~ gam
10 the general baauce OF 1891 .56S and leaving il
Mt $S1 .O75 0SS. against $50 SO 40 December IL.
The particular changes oft the week coin gan II
81 1907. 1868 and currency loss OF $Zi5 900. Money
to-day WAS easy at and per cent tor cal, loanss
with lower rates late in the day for brokers bas
ances. The domestic exchanges on NewYork are
as last quoted except further weakening al
Chicago TO 1880 cents discount,
The customs receipts at Washington to-day
amounted 10 1915. S0t, and the internal revenue
receipts to 1928, $50. The Treasurer received
Sis, 900 in National bank notes for redemption.
the tO.as of such receipts for tho week ye days..
compared with the same week of 1879, being as iols
loWSs
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