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OIL MARKE TS.

on CITY. Dec 20 Natonh Transit cerinclte, opsn.a =,
% highest g3s lowest g2a closed 933s sales l,ll6O0O
barrels carances2 7j6OJn barrels; charters, .5sOO
reIs shipments 1i.3iO barrels runs $3.50 barrels
pfrr-Hffag Ieg. 2O.-prlr1leum dull and firm National
Transit opensd Al 92'- closed at s2's highest
o. lowest. 9lis
BBlpFosp Penn Dec 2O.-Natonsi Transit Certificates
opened e2ss closed ~ 3d. highest 93s; lowest 92i
Clearsnocs. l,51s0OO barrels
IrUsyiIIK Penn. Dec 2O-Naionsi Transit csrtlncates
opened highest 33is lowest 02si closed V21~
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Coal 1000 ct 20 1-2a3o, Brunswick Compan,
ZOO at IA rs, and Buffalo Iron 500 at SEA
Sc %.
Money was easy with the quotations and all
the business done at 8 l-2a4 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sIl3,D2S,935; baances
s4,s64,l7o
The Sub-Treasury to-day debtor 70 tho
CLEARING House S609l10 Its net gain on BAL
ance was $403, sos, made up BY a coin gain
Of 6l6,842, less a currency loss Of slI3034.
The days operations eoyered Receipt.
a general balance OF sl94, 1854, z3J. consisting o,
sloO.Os75Os coin and 81 1921 currency.
The foreign exchanges were dun and barely
steady RI quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills 81 "a IA and 81 81 l-2 respect
ively for long and short sterling: French francs
at 52l IA and BIB Ia; reIchnafks at % l.
and 90 7-8 aud guihers al 40 and 40 l.2.
The governors Of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no cnange Ia it,
rate for discount and IL remains az ) per cent.
During the week the hank gained El47000 bull
ION, but the proportion Of It's reserve TO ITS
liabilities was reduced from 1922 10 1921 pc.
cent, against reduction from 4e.l6 to a. pe,
for discount was per cent he weekly stale.
ment Of the Bank Of France shows q gam o.
900 900 francs gold and gala OF 4,s'o'y0o
francs silver H. the open market rates Iof us
count of bankers bills ruled at IL per cent
Al the London Stock Exchange Blltlsn consDl,
again were higher, and closed at 80 3-lo ana
1915 respectively for money and account
American railways opened fully responsive u
Yesterdays late home quotations. were dnii DlD
firm 10 the close. At Paris French per cents
advanced to 60 so, and sight exchange On London
mil cd at the
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rrpoprIy FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Dec 90 p m.-Consols, 80 9l6 for money ar
is Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western frs;
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 50 Canadian PaGnc IS
Irie 81 ST Common. 50 4: wHors central lVJ-2
Mexican Ordinary 432 Mexican Central nrst mortgage
bonds 90 Reading, "a
Spanish As ia
Har silver is quoted at AZ $3.50 per ounce -, .,.
The discount In the market for three months
bills is rs per cent ~ 49,. "a,
for the and exchange on London at 70 francs
36centimes for checks ,, 49, 40,
bullion IN the Bank OF England mas hce~so' -4f"'
during the past week. ,..x.,.,-
The proportion Bank OF England's reserve o Liability
which st week SO cent Is 1891 per ceut
PARIS 3OTe weekly statement OF the "a TX franco
shows an increase Of 100000 francs N gold and an increase
OF SIS coo francs in silver.
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A -HEsT TEACHERs supplied. no charge; teachers i.
Advanced; reg IA on e We mel awsys o. hand
form for stamp II r ANE'I' hHeii a" SeN''i 'N'O"u'
vest l4thst, n y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a sup les Profes-os = acne s :; 4u'o.' ,iv Io
Mrs Vi. j. NOUNG-FULfoN % Union square.
+. -TUToRs. goycnossc-, professors, teachers, all
\. lra, ce-: c,icuats aool~ suppne1 pIients mol
cr1 la1guages spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81 Ea,t
l1th-st, b,tf,en 4th-avc. sA1 Btea1M ay
- ROCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly chi.
ed families Nh, J. FKEf|iAN- BROCh"Ai' -
West o3i-st Recornenis schools 10 parents.
III EssWs TEACHERS AGENCY - Fast . l5th.si.
IL SUI piles competent teachers t1'VIs r
mend, best schools Eng ish' German French epasn
spoken
ID BINARY TEACHER wanted FOR public school; near
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Salary, 800 to $50 w. y. KERR, Union 1eachers
Agency, lG Aston Place, y. Y.
TEAcIIFIs wANTFD-Laiies: English French
4 spoken and music for family English ana French
(spoke for school superior French lady for large city
shool: primary teacher for school near cry normal
graduate vocal music for several schools interviews for
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Lsiy teacher o. vocal
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w oMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 20,
w both supplies professors teachers. CoVeresses
musicians housekeepeTs Companions chaperones &c. 70
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INTERESTING TO BOYS.
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American air Rsies for sailing
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IN full Of per copy Published by The Tribune New.
YORK Entertaining ana universally eonpsasnted By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

The Secretary Of the Treasury rejected all offers
TO sell to it. which were of per cents $4,000 at
2s IL and $4,000 at 1913 10.
small amounts OF South Carolina 6s non-fundable
at l-2, and Tennessee IS sold at 60 81. There
were no transactions In city bank stocks.
The general bond market was only usually
active at the Exchange. while at the offices OF the
large dealers the demand continues urgent. At
lantic and Pacific Is were active at soas0 3-4
Central Of New-Jersey IS sold up to los Is
finn Pttshurg end Western first rose 12 TO II 2.
Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western hrsts were
active at 1lsallsl-2 West ShorG As continued
firm AT about 05. Mobile and Ohio general As
were enser az 30 l-8 Reference is made TO our
full report OF bond sales.
The following comparisons OF the quarterly
mens OF the National banks OF the city Of New.York
LABILITEs.
Dec. IL. 1883 oct 1. 1855
c Gre sStsco 5!cSecS Dec ssssSS
Due banks l4o.se52Oo l45.75s.l0o pee 1882 900
Unr dividends i26 7 U $500 Dec 5000
Totals s4cOi 500 sl67 80, 500 81 5s4 500
RESOURCES.
Dec. 10. 1883 Oct 1, 1883
counts 1884 o7e 200 29s4s5eoO Dec ss4ls4co
hand -. l.ss2OOo I2s7,soo Inc s4A. 700
cure circulation 100000 100000 Dee. 1900 900
cure deposts. 100000 $4,000 Dec. I.sSooOo
bonds and mort
1864 200 le.36o.0o0 Inc. 2sa 200
Premium
stocks 1854 800 l.s76Soo Dec. 1922. 500
Rea estate. furnl'
ture 4 nytures lO,35l.9O0 lo24IoOO Inc. lOi. 100
Due from banks 3Ol23aOO 23,oO9,3CO Inc. 1901 400
Cash items aud
bank notes 1888 100 S.5Ob 100 Inc 477000
Specie ........ 20 $50 100 1879 800 Dec 35lhsOO
Legal tenders rs 2ss 600 22l97OOO Inc 2sal 200
Overdrafts. 293, 100 210,oOo Inc. 1890
Totals si6c SO 800 s46769i 800 Dec. 1884 500
In the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Oil certificates sold $500 at
SO 5-9a53 3-sa54 IA, Lehigh and WilSesbarre
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Danrine Academies.

ALEXANDER MACGREGORS. los WEST 6STHSr.
"a Glasses and mate instruction dsiy -
GentleMen's cass. Waltz only, begins SATURDAY even
ing. Dec l. Hall 70 Let tor private entertainments
A Lien DoDwoRTH no. oS1 FIFTH AVENUE
~ Glasses and private Lessons nov open
Glasses for gentlemen viii coMucncf Dec.
For terms. &C, send 2-eent stamp Toy circular
Subscription class Tor former pupils wl commence on
Saturday evening January l.
4 CARTIER's DANCING ACADEMY, so 5thave.
n. between 18th and 14th stAPINae aud class lessons
All hours lady sls'ants, special terms Tor cubt ana
families; classes attended city country waltz taught
rapdy: classes afternoon aud evening; terms moderate
IL FRNANDO's ACADEMY. IG2 Fast 55th.s- Bank
4 Bulldnej school for Dancing Department and
Caiisthcnie Exercises Clssses now forming send for
circular
n GORGE ". wALLACE's CLASSES
VI 20 West 50thst and HARLEM. l2othst and 4th-
See crcuars
Mr. TRENOES BROADWAY, 32D.sT,
WI the ealinR Fashionable DANCING School Of y Y.
Lessons arc given every and evening. ClIculars
MR. MANUEL VIII resume hls classes "wednesday.
lfkDec. 8. Address
Barrett House. broadway and t3d-st
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Dec. 20 1888.
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dull and weak Elsln Creamery 2s Sos Chosce western
$ss2sSe caSce Dairy .2s2Sc Good TO cAslss 70 ss-s
:say g Is w s ' sst
. .ssay coz? go PS%is, i. ': az No Rye ss: %
Ss fS SaeI 9F% &C. s: ss
snsSI 6s. AZ S w'ssy steady ,! sale: . s SS
:sig ns.s ksansS 40.
oToans Hogs stesy Common and Light = Sos
a aiSv cSSse ohio Plat. iOssiis Exchange
cNIxSlaRo5is pee 2ow4e4 ~. was au,ss and steady
NoTsyn 81 Cash s Nay IS BstsnS Sa S Ss Mas s is
s5s: ' is1aasy Nay On T Ssssp'.
.ls P y y. '9, s s d. :.
bsan:yv:gi, FAMILY secs. 90 ssaniysSs ROLE
strssS, $ sss.s so Indiana Clear s. 1855, IS DO
s ss e g. H2s: 1pS ss1's:'5 3d. %s
* 81 d. 'S
es7 90 Rye dour dull weak, at SO 80 Zoe Choice
. per- lS loo lbs wSss' @arss, @ dun
from other grain high Grades wholly
sales Of Tnsraded dS IN gr n depot 2, l9ie No Ret
iSls iet FsOrsary o?,.sios.c 90 %, M.lss
weak at s6c for No ; Pennsylvania. Corn i'm Jude.
M sPor Se%spS Ss sST Vas s OF S NO sseSs,1
IN 10Th S. elevator 35c New steamer No Yellow in expoE
tssaS DO January s saSc Do February tSsssc
DO March 81. ssc. do May 3a6sih &c. Oss-CG lots
ruled steady under moderate offerings demand Light Reecte
White 3lc Ungrded White 33c. do Clipped 3sc do DO OF
track 3sSc No White 3Se No. 2 White IS aS5 &c
futures quiet, steady Ne White tor December Sih1
March ss 93cS 10 Tor May So soc pOt.'Sss arm and
ftir demand White New York western karly
Rose choice AZ soc pr bush Early Rose tr 70 goo
s0as1C; Burbanks and White stars choice 40 case
Provisions steady Beef-city Family $40 so II per Dbl
DO DO packets 80 colo 90; Smoked Beet II 9l2c Bee
Meas New siS so. do. Family 81! oodl7 80. Hams
do, do. in salt. Zoe; sides Clear Ribbed smoked l0be
shoulders IN dry salt ami fully cured &c do DO smoke
VIC shoulders pickle cured &c do. do, smoked 9d99c
Bellies in pickle 9Sel0c DO. Breakfast Bacon l0e9lle
lard steady CITY Refined Dc. 3t90lOsc;
Bu,chers loose at sisdssc. Butter dull Pennsylvania
Creamery Extra 80 aSso Western CT merry Extra ID sl7e
" c. aud n Y. Extra lie, Western flet,ry
"A l0c Packing Butter 6l2c Eggs weak PennsylvaaL
Firsts at 2ic; Western firsts ~ dl9Sc Cheese stea
Fart part skim, oasc fu SKINS sSSe s9gar-Renned nrm
Bran sl6 0Oasl7 90 per Petroleum hrm 20 Abe
Test IN obls, 200 Reoeipts-flonr 500 bns Whra'
10 800 bush 2e.3oO bush Data IA 900 bush ship
ments-wheAt $500 bush Corn A.soo bush Data al.osD
buAh-
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futures ranged As follows


cash quotations follows: No Spring Whe-t lo-
a 10. sc No ) Spring Wheat 81 c95c No Rel 1922 q
iOs C No Cori 81 &c No. oats rs &c Ne2 Rye 5OSc
No , Barley nominal No. l Flax Seed ~ -. Prima
Timothy seed 81 - SO. Mess PORK IS 30 peg DBL lar
- ~ per 100 d. short Rib sides loose 50 ) 40 Dr.
saltet Shoulders boxed 50 IS QS1t Short Clear Siie
boxed s. 25GS7L Whiskey disulless finished goods 81 20
per gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf at sc; Graaul@,ei 9-sS
STANDARD "A" 7Aec-
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Totals .si6c SO 800 s4s769iSoo Dec. 1884 500
In the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold t. 500 at
SO 5-8a53 s-sa54 IA, Lehgh and Wilkesbarre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21
MRS. OsNElL,s DEATH.
Tho Cersaeres Jary Glouas James John.
sOa Bssp0astble Cor A.

An inquest was held BY Coroner Patterson To-
oav over the remains OF Mrs. Cathartpe o-Seil nj
ner iase residence near Green SPRING. on the con-
duit road Saturday last, as Mrs o'Netu Was re-
turning home, she was knocked down by a horse
attached 70 a buggy and run over. The buggy
contained James johnson and William Krsuse.
MrS o.Seil died from the effects OF her injuries
yesterday morning. Subsequent TO her death
warrant was sworn out for the arrest OF James
johnson, who was driving at the time OF the acc,-
Dent johnson. who Is a butcher when
seer az the seventh precinct station this morning
py STAR reporter, stated that he knew nothing
OF the accloent At the time IL happened ana could
remember nothing OF Il since, as he was too mu,sn
intoxicated 70 remember anything He seemed
the accident. He and Mn. o'Neil were neichbors
ana intimate friends. AT the Inquest Mrs Lizzie
Boyie testified TO seeing MIA o'Neil coming up the
road. After she had passed her house witnt -
window saw MIS-. oINeil lying IN the road. sac
ALSO saw buggy going rapidly up the road con-
tanning two men, who APPEARED 70 be drunk.
lying I'm the road after she was struck The W.T.
ness thought both OF the men IN the buggy were
drunk. Patrick Gleason and Augustus Offerman
testified TO seeing the men driving the horse at
Dr. 1achlan Tyler testified that all OF Mrs
ONeils ribs on the right side, beginning from the
second 10 the eleventh, Inclusive were fractured;
SIDE. He thought death resulted from a shock due
TO the injuries received by being run over
VI. l. W. htchie corroborated DIR. Tyler's tesri-
mony.
The jury rendered verdict SHAT the deceased.
Catnarine ONiel came to her death by injuries
received by being run over by O buggy drawn ny
horse recklessly driven by Jas johnson"
Johnson was committed TO jail 10 await the action
Mrs. O'Nieis funeral will take place tomorrow
morning, from the Trinity Catholic church
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MARRIED.
wIsE-MACKINTosH. On Monday evvnins N.roh
Misf e 2AF Fri SiNSF pR ,Si =
city. No cArds
DIED.

cHEnK; DEPARTED thi. life March "a 1885, .,
ARD hs yoanses, SON q fhom.. Buzz ana S.E -:
Human hands have tried 10 ave hin.
B.i ~ angie came and vh,spsrsd.
BIZ Hn snrn Tons
zsr rs.ias m li6ss e ns M
Thur.dsy Friends and ressvss ,nvissS q sss.DS 'ss
a asr On Ma S lsss 4 n
EBETH the beloved d.uThisr Of Jsnss snd csthsrins
er.Ss spd srcnddsaShtsr Of the hate Thomss ssd
Tansr.l w,li s.ie Rl.c. from her p.r.nss r.ss.ne.
and then proceed 50 fs,srs Church sssr. rssaas
.p.,s S S s , sss . :s;sSs and aa an
HA JoH q M I'LL e lsss 4 ten minute. .ss:ra
.shty Ss.T q Il, ~: Of
Funeral from his late rsa,dencs. 5l2k Seventh
~ &: family a
k,dEkwQop fsll .slsep in Js.p. bstwssn and
heart di Se a. 1850
Notice Of funearl hereafter.
M MsfASkIr on rs::s. f.ss 60
MsCsully. wed one year and three month";
trends are re:p.ctay invited 70 ssssnd ana
h E. Tss:y ME a:'ss e r. TAs sss I;
in f the :sSens ,; fourth year q her -,
is % M S.sss ssss: ss
snd. and S::s g
attend.
H EsFs g e s;sa I.;s q: s' s,
ncks aged NINE yearx.
APrsc.ous one Dom us hae gone.
A voice We loved IN stilled,
4 place 10 vacant In our homa.
which never can be hllsd
God in his wisdom has recalled
The loon his love had given,
And though the body moulderp hofu.
Inc soui y sais an hssvsr,
Funeral win tate place from his parents rssidssn, %
Canal road. West Warrington. Friday. Masoh h3o q
O'Clock .. Fnsnds aad relatives esaQos1fullV
invited TO attend.
,, sagaRUk q wsdnsssaay, Msrsh 2: ises: g
Funersl VIII take place from his late rssidsos> O.
PIN.
SOLOMON. In the Arg third year Of his -.
Esnsr ROM sn e. ss.s *, g.S: a. sd:E n
NORTHWEST tBsumess pApsrs please oopvl
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Bfinging UP ChiIAren.


1t is as natural to child to be happy as It is to
fish TO swim. But for this they need certain
amount OF "letting alone" It Is O great mistake
for parents to hamper their children with foolish
restrictions We pity the little BIS, our next-door
neighbors children, from the bottom OF our heart
There Is picket fence In front OF the house, and
they are scarcely allowed TO go near 1t, lest they
should climb and hurt themselves. They cannot
climb tree for the same reason. They may not
skate or swim, or nave gun. The consequence
OF this training Is that their parents have made
towards OF them all, with the exception OF little
Bessie who is the most daring little mischief that
ever wore q sun-bonnet, and she has learned to be
deceitful and plays all her mad pranKs well out OF
sight OF her parents eyes We caught her the
other day walking the railing OF bridge that
crossed the track Of railroad q hundred feet be-
low. The railing was not foot wide, and she tri-
umphantiy told us that she had walked 1t while
the train was passing under. 1t was enough to
make one shudder. Don't fancy your boy Is made
OF glass. Grant reasonable request, and let him
feel that when you refuse, It Is for his own good
Between the Jellybys and the Gradgrinds OF life,
children have q hard time OF IL The Youngest
child needs some sort OF agreeable occupation, and
certain amount Of PHYSICAL freedom. There is
nothing more painful 70 young people than TO feel
that life is one dull routine, and that .'nothing
ever happens" a. we once heard discons0late
Lad remark.