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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

In State issues the business done was small.
South Caro- una 6s non fundable sold at Is, ana
tennessee settlement IS at IL 1-5. VI city DanlS
stocks Merchants Exchange sold Q5J at lis, and
Western Nltionai 10 at 81
The general bond market was only moderately
active but it ruled firm. Business was restricted
by limited offerings. Philadelphia and Reading
first 5s were active at 80 l4a9O is, and sll3,OOO
were taken at 90 Is, sellers option twenty DAYS
the seconds rose to n l-s and the thirds were hrm
at SO l-2 Missouri, Kansas and Texas general
6s rose TO GA and the Is were up to 81. At
lantc and Pacific incomes advanced 20 Il go
and closed at 70. Reference is made TO our lull
report of bord sales -
In the unlisted department of the Stock En-
change Cotton Oil certificates developed a irmer
tone and sold u, ZOO at 90 7ea55 3-Sa56 l-laoo.
Chicago Gas was steady, selling Is, 700 at 80 lisa
rs l-4a39 Georgia Pacific sold ,11O) at 10, Mt
Desert II 0O at 81 Buffalo Iron roo at s6a So %,
and Kingston and Pembroke Iron at 81. =,
Money ruled at 1-2 per cent exceptionally at
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, sI2G, 663,676; balances
s6,507,509
Clearing House S353,559. Its net gain on balance
was 1858 go, made up by coin gam OF SOL O29O,
less currency loss of S56,3ll Inc days opera
tions covered Receipts, s2269, 500; payments
81 $3.50; resulting in general balance OF
Sls4 .55O97 consisting of 81 90, 953 331 coin
and sl4,597 GAG currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s272,O0 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S416,393 and the
internal revenue receipts were 81 93, 600
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows: .
Net gold hand sl0t 062 800 Sl0i l53 lO5 Inc
Net silver nd ~ 2,G25 81 060, 643 Dec. 44I9o2
Net legal tenders -.
on hand......--. 3o,32i,0Sl Jo,2ooOO' Dec oo'o-f
Actual cash In
Trcasy vaults
certineaes $3.50 $50 80 $3.50 AIS sos Dec s4O7 7G7
Deposits In banks A. 3S2270 4OS2i,3ll Dec. 5517o9
Not cash balances 1904 PCS $40 1903 3O3 G Dec 1900 526
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady
at quotations for business follows Bankers
bills 81 ~ rs and 81 rs for long and short ster-
ling respectively; sal 4 and 81 - for francs:
% 3-S and % rs for reichmarks; 40 Ia and 40
for guildcrs.
In London British consols were steady ut
06 11-l6 and 90 1916 respectively for money and
account. The Bank of England lost Il 20, 900
bullion on balance In the open market the rates
for discount were firm at l-ia3 80 per cent
Bar silver was steady at AZ l-Sd per ounce English
standard. American railways, while lower at the
opening, generally did not meet the full home de
cline OF yesterday, but further declined this
mornings early home quotations At Infls French
per cents were higher at 1927 l-2 and exchange
on London was firm at $3.50 francs TO the e.
Tho following securities sold At the Real Estate
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THE POPULAR
SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER
CONTENTS I:

CONTENTS:
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DECEPTION. BY Joseph
JastrOw, Phi. D.
NEW LIGHT ON LUNAR MYSTERY BY Garrett
THE pINE,TKEE LIZARD. BY Charles c. Al bott,
THE LAST STAGES TX THE GENEALoGY OF MAN.
AToMfC WoRLDs And THEIR MOTIONS. BY Dr..
heinrich Hens0liL
EVOLVING THE CAMEL. By Grant Alien
BELIEFS ABOUT THE SOUL BY h A. cakes. .
THE HISTORY OF A DOCTRINE. BY Professor s. p
1NFANT Tsi MS0RTAL1TY AND TIE ENVIRONMENT.
THE osiGIN OF 5e TpoSREsrGRoUpINGs BY the Mar
he Saporta
CHINESE MARRIAGE CUSTOMS. by Adele NJ. Fielde.
NATIVE LIFE IN BRITISH BORNEO. BY d. d..
DAY. Assistant Resident.
ANIMAL AkIIhMEIlC: by Madame Clemenee Roger
SKETCH OF +. A. VULPIAN. with P0ftraitl
EDITORS TABLE A Test Of National Moralty.-Work
at the Lick Observatory - $500
LITERARY NOTICES, POPULAR MISCELLANY,
NOTES.
Price 80 cents Single Number; So per annum-
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LITERARY NOTES.

new novel by Captain Charles King will be
begun Immediately in Harper's Weekly" 1t is to
called Between the Lines"
There only copies of the first edition of
Charles and Mary Lambs "Poctry for Children
known TO exist. Frederick Locker owns one Of them
the other has Just been sold at auction in London.
While people are talking about the large sum that
Mrs Burnett Is receive for move ell they ought
not to forget tina; more than century ago Cecilia"
brought Fanny Durney the Of $4,000. And 1t
wasn't worth IT, The price was of course based on
the success of her first book Evelina," which is
delightful now as 1t then.
Poems Of Wild Life" edited by Charles G. d.
Roberts, has been added to the series of Canterbury
Poets"
Henry Grattans library has Just been sold In Dub
marginal notes or Dterlineal scorings
A descriptive paper ON The Inauguration of Wash
ington, in 1885," which was prepared by Mrs Lamb
for the recent meeting of the Historical Society, will
appear in the Christmas number of the Magazine of
American History
Somebody visiting Stoke Pogis the other day, was
asked by two villagers who met him awanderng II
he wanted to see the Eegy." They knew nothing
Of where Gray buried but they could direct
him the Elegy. 1t turned out To be the well known
cenotaph 10 Grays honor, part Of the poem being
craven on 1t. This monument is evidently known In
the neighborhood the Elegy," and in time the
natives will, doubt believe that Gray immortaized
himself by erecting IT,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Flour-Demand sluggish and
western. an s Sns S Supplies
"a ooF FnT N9 %1 oS Family - SSa 60
Process 80 ooas5 q; Ohio Clear 81 6oa so nd do.
straight 50 50qs3 20; Indiana, Clear - 0oes5 So do
Clear - 0oa$5 So do do, strairhi 80 5Oas5 Is Win.
TER Patent Fair TO Choice SO $50 10 Minnesota clear
g 90 80 20 do Straight - 50 80 do Patent IS 80
50&7 -. Rye Hour duh and weak 20 50 70, CIoice
cwIeat our dull with liberal supplies 81 aS2 10
per 100 Tor new Wheat Market weak under easier CABLES
and lover from other prices os options
declined 10 and were 10 great extent nominal absence OF
and nominal a. decline No Red Tor November lO3I, a
lloo33ci DO december 1882 ioS..c do January 1867,
iOoec; DO February lO'l lO1Ac do May llOAdlll Lc
Rye dun Ma. Pennsylvania held at &c with G5c bid
ar lots ruled steady under moderate offerings
steamer No Mixed IN grain depot 20 - No Mixed
No Mixed for November 80 Sic. do december rs
do January 45Aqa46c do February 45ls 46c Oats-Re.
local irae demand No Mzed oe ' seee White g $50
SIC 30 on track 81 2c1 Ungnded White 33c Choice
depot 35c short storage elevator 81 &c No 2
White short storage 3Sso futures isc higher No White
nary 80 aSj'c do February 80 y g35Gc Potatoes quiet
N,e FORK aud Western Early choice 10
and Into ssrs choice 80 Soc BIbanks White STARS
p !" e0oa $50 hebrons and White Elephant
d dan DO. ehfl' 70 % 90 smoked Beef al3c Beef
Mess New SIG 5o DO Family sis 0oa IL 30 w uam s
Smoked. l2ai2Pc; do. 5. p. Cured in erces LOTTO
shoulders dry fully cured DC 90 do so 49,
lOc shoulders pickle cured 30 do smoked 10 y Lc
Lard lower; cry Renned %, i0i,o, steam ill.,
butchers loose a. 1853 Butter strong Pennsylvaa
and n = Creamery Extra al lie; Wes.sm fSct
i4aiSe Packing bntIer II 2e Egg firm Pennsy wanna
New York Full Cram 9ayLe Ohio Flats Caoioe \ .c 40
Fair to Prime 7ese ssay wdered
per on Petroleum quiet 70 Abel test bbs I zoe
bush oats e. 700 6u,h shipments Wheat a ~ 800
Corn 800 oush. osts II. 200 bush '' 'u'n'
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THE PETROLE I'M MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation has been so long In a stag
nant condition It's best friends have nisrustod
every indication OF rise and frequent dsappontments
have driven the vitality out Of nearly every who
believes situation warrants better values The
general feeling Of discourdgonlent Hlu>t del by
Mondays dealings when small early sales credited to the
checked impending buying, and gave
the bears courage raid prices down 10 81 cents.
Yesterday the same disbursement from the
source refined quotations being REDUCED triie
dead business The effect crude, however
practically naught A litte better tone developed
soon aito the opening and slight gain in activity
due Western purchases there progr ssve movement;
from - 5s cents to SO 3s cents Carrying rates have
recently indicated the existence OF considerable short
Interest and the buying OF Yesterday va, mainly Tor
long All the from the petroleum country
has been disappointing TO the bears ana the light supply
going combine 20 facilitate any movement the
Of Od-time leaders The refined business Is light.
but the statistics OF American exports show the excellent
condition Of the trade In spite OF foreign competition
In the absence OF unexpected developments the field
reports this month will be OF character different from
those Of the last months and this expectation would
to lend significance the better inquiry for certn-
Gates at Western centres There Is need plain
the Cause OF any advance in crude the situation is
strong that for the present low basis OF values
are what gane the observer The market closed strong
at practically best quotations.
The range Of prices and the total dealings
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Mem I1nbliraiions.
ID. APPLETON +" %.
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
ASTRONOMY WITH AN OPERA GLASS

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF
THE STARRY HEAVENS, WITH THE SIMPLEST oF
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS. With Maps and Directions
TO facilitate the Recognition Of the Consultations ana the
Principal Stars visible TO the Naked Eye Ivy GAR
RETT p sERvISS Svo, cloth Price, 81 3d.
A considerable portion Of the material In this Volume
.ppeared In The Popular Science Monthly" The recep-
ton these articles met with encouraged the author TO
revise and enlarge them for the present work
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MEMORY:
WHAT 1T is

WHAT 1T is AND HOW TO IMPROVE 1T. BY
DAVID KAY f. r. S. f. Volume VIII Of The In
ternatonal Education Series" edited by W. T. HAIR
RIs LII. d. 12mo cloth. Price, 81 80.
The whole science of education may be said 10 De
embraced in the question Improve the Memory
IL the authors views subject correct then the
whole system education at present conducted Is on
a wrong basis"
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DONOVAN: A MODERN ENGLISIINIAN.

NOVEL BY EDN A LYALL New cheap edition
Forming No II OF "Appetons' Town ana Country LII
brary- 12mo paper. Price so cents
cheap edition Of Donovan" has long been called for
nv those who have recognized merits and wished TO
see it's influence extended IL falls within the range OF
thought stimulated by Robert Esmere ana DOCKS OIL us
class.
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Refined ruled quiet, but quotations were reduced
90 cent to 25 cents gallon in New-York 7 20
cents In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
OIL CITY, Nov 20-Naiona Transit Certificates openea AZ
s4 highest $685. lowest, 81 closed s6s Sales 1886 600
barrels cearances l62S 900 barrels charters 70
rels shipments. l220ll barrels runs 67,97l barrels
PI1IsBURG. Nov. 2O.-PetrDcum dull st,at. National
SSlf lowest, SiA. "
opened at 81 closed at S6 highest, So a, lowest sla
Clearances ]. 1914 600 barrels.
THusv1LLE Penn. Nov 20-Naiona Transit Certificates
opened at 81 highest. S61s lowest S6: closed SG
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CALIFORNIA OF TIE SOUTH:

ITS PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE RE
SOURCES, ROUTES OF TRAVEL AND HEALTiltEr
SORTS BE ng q COM lee Gu t. Sout ierh Caforna 10y
WALTER LINDLt.Y NJ. d.. and j. 4. WiDNEY - NJ
NJ ID Win Maps ami numerous illustrations. New
edition fully revised and with additions l2mo. cloth
Price 81.
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obstruction.
Art Schools.

M RS. LOUISA T. CULVER will resume her classes
lsl from October %. in Drawing. OIL and Water
Pointing Still Life Flowers and Landscape China Paint
Ing and Decoration.
NO. % WEST 23D-ST
References: Mr.. ID. Huntington. President National
Acsdsny Of Design; Mr.. William Hart N. Mr. James
a. Hart. N. A: MI. David johnson. NJ A
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON Nov. 2O.-Turpentine steady AZ Asia hd.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 2O.-Turpcntne firm al 4lo.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 20.-rurpentine steady ~ ~
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obstruction.

For Young Lades-City.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for the education Of
1.-TWO Young Lad e in NewYork City Large secon1-stor
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piano harp VIOLIN voice draw ing painting, all English
studies large studio and paflors, library and music
For full information address BOARDING
SCHOOL" OF Mr.. j. Ii. Denison. Tribune ONCE.
New-York City,
A JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,oo5 5thaye.. New-York,
aune Ladies cor and ShS 900 py snn f0
MISS NARY MARRIOTT NORRIS, ss7 Aadison.sv>
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A MRS. sYLvANUs REEDS
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES c25rH YEAR,.
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A. SIHa S So4s '0f sept
A MISS ANNIE BROWNS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1918 Fifth Avenue.
M Has D GrEE EEBE E 5en5S Al S
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Reopens October g. 1858 Classes for BoyA
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i tEstablsned 1892.
NO. 80 WEST 40TH-ST
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Reopens Oct Miss DAY In charge
THE MISSES GRINNFLDS DAY SCHOOL FOR
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov 2o-4 ?: m.-Consos SO l1l6 for money ss1
United States bonds 100
Atlantic and LIST Trustees Certin-
Gates 3s second "a, Canadian Pacific 55is
Erie 27 do second consols. $685. Illinois Central 1884,
Mexican Ordinary 462; St Panl Common 66i4 New York
Central 10 Mexican Central first mortgage bonds ocs
Reading, "a = Pennsylvania, 81 u
Money IL per cent
and three months bills is ga a3% per cent
advices cent rentey at 80 francs u 2
and exchange London at % francs
80 centmes for checks
Bar silver is quoted at ABS per ounce
The amount Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
laIa.. u-t..La L.. A
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A TUTORS GOVERN EsSES. Professors. Teachers.
Aa branches; circulars schools supplied PARENTS modern
languages spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE 81 East 18TH
st.. between 4th-ave. and Broadway.
BEST TEACHERS supplied, charge; teachers
A.wanted no registration fee vacancies always on hand
West l4th-st. N. Y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachera Tutors GovernssseA
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YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor. wishes private
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Address YALE. Box 10. Tribune ONCE
IL ROCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
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and families Mrs l.. FREESiAN- BROCKWAY 2S
West 23d-st Recommends schools parents.
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Address TEACHER, Tribune Branch Once, l. 02G 3D. ave-
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colleges schools and families also bookkeepes senoga-
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NATURAL FORCES AT'WORK
STOCKS DOLL, BUT STRONG.
HOLDERS OF SECURITIES TO ASSERT THEIl
RIGHTS-UPWARD TENDENCY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Nov 90.
HE GENEKAL LISE
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1o5sc No. 3 Spring Wheat s. Se5c. No Red ioi'.s
No 2 Barley, nominal No; ! Flax Seed 81 81; Prim.
~ ~ - per 100 No. short Rib sides loose AZ 81 $500
Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed 81 379050 Short Clear Sides
boxed - l2 Whskey distillers finished goods 81 20
gallon Sngars-Cut Loaf (iranuated
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE

STOCKS.
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Professional.

A MANUENsIS, &e.-By al English lady for sumner
~ engagement from June IL as dn4nucnsls Companion To
lazy or gOvernesS companion 10 Children French (erman
&C. &c experienced traveller; highest reerences Adj
dress L., Mrs. Kay's ana Miss BumelPs School, South
borough, Mass.
A THOROUGH business man. competent to take charge
N Of any chinery and used q the management If men
f. open Tor engagement where ability would be anr
would position OF outside
lecor and Give bonds for faithful performance ~ dties
Please address THOMAS Box 13, Tribune ONCE
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funds 20 be HANDLED ADDRESS stating requirements
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Gonnirp 1]ropsrtp nJanieh.

In THE COUNTRY.-Small furnished cottage wanted
rom June ID, three months for family OF FIVE
saSlts within three hours from city meals to be fur
Lshed by boarding house In vicinity. Address with
terms and references b. r., Tribune Once.
w ANTED.-In the country for the summer, small fur
w nished four adults; board in a private
EMILY, large rooms; hour from Ncw-York in
!aad NewJersey preferred Address J. L. NJ, 90 Cen
eeH
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Gonnirp properip Sor Sale ane 90 Eet

ITO LET-very desirable residence Of 10 rooms, Of
i bloomfield minutes walk from d., L. g. w r. n
depot; as minutes from New-York garden, fruit lawn
and shade rent low 10 . good party. MOORE HAYES
Bloomfield N. J.
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FURNISHED 1anses Go Get.


NORWICH, GONNA fine residence completely fur
wished for tho by the year tho centre OF
we city surrounded by acres OF cultivated ground
made trees &c stables For terms, &C.. apply al
eefteysnt House.
TO RENT FOR THE sUNMER.-A large furnished
= house al Lebanon Springs. with barn, garden, &c
Apply 10 Box o, New Lebanon. N y.
For SUMMER RENT-The furnished houss Of tho
= Subscriber minutes walk fom Washington Station
neiy owned by s. d. Platt containing ii rooms with
sin orchard grove running water bath tcom &c. also
house furnished on Msple-st Litchneld l mile fiom
sSss.n Depot with II rooms baIDyard plenty 4 shade
san nut trees For further particulars Inquire OF T.
Cohn 49, @N'S'A " G. d. KILBOURN
AXE GEORGE-Adjoining Crosbysde Hotel. fur
nhhed cottage; modIn tennis court; Ice house nlled
MI near enough 10 hotel 70 take meals II desired.
STOCKWELL- SO Liberty-st.
MORT HILLS. n J-Fully furnished house for three
4. Or four months from June l. Running water, BATH
phsone burglar alarm &C. minutes from depot; use
r ADDRESS H., Room 49, Tribune Building where photo
,.spes may DO seen.
~ LIT Furnished TIL October ], country seat at
u ro Srsshessr; n x. mile from IaIthorne Beach
Con vcms stables fruits and garden; modern
dsts n ZEN telephone. &c. 40 minutes from g. G.
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