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COACHING DAYS.
A BEAUTIFU-" BOOK.
OOACHINO PAYS AND CXlACniNO WAYS. I
W. Outram Tristram. Illustrated by Ilorbc
Railton and Hugh Thomson. Pp. ai>7. Net
York: Macmillan <t CSA 1?88.
There have been books of the coach withed
number, historical and descriptive chroniole
and cr*-!- didactic or severely practical, lu
we think that the unflagging human interest, tl
wealth of allusions, and the case and gooU-humc
of the author entitle Mr. Tristram's delight.!
volume to a place quite by itself. lissa S
anya, or " talks," in which the bygone lifo <
tho seven chief English coaching roads is skefehet
have appeared in ? The English Illustrated Map
rino," hut tlicy gain by presentation in book foru
There are few Americans, however ? praetic-l
w<- tuny be, who fail to appreciate a certai
fine and tempting tjuality which belongs to th
atmosphere of eighteenth-century i_ut-la_d. It
true that we have bad coaches of our own, an
we still have the mountain coach, the Arizon
? jerky," and the gorgeous " turnouts" at hom
which are utilized for the display of toilette
Hut we csnnot have Miss. Burney, or Selwyn, i
Oii-terfleld, or Smollett and Fisk?Bf arnon
our travelling essa BBBions, atv' although some Cal
formans may take a tearful delight IB the poss
bility of an encounter with " Blank Uart" an
his double-barrelled shOtg-B, we entiiiot prefer thi
Latter-day highwaymen to the courtly Claud
Duval, whose " lust BppeaiBBCer was (hann tel
ized hy the same grace ti demeanor which h
showed when diincin. die coranto with his Cai
peiesSMf upon thc heath.
" In sett.uk out upon the Great Roads of 1-nj.
land," Mr. Tristram BtaBSBBtly begins, " whethe
in the lumbering su-inside vehicles of the B_vei
teen th century, Of ? the light .our-in-ide PM
Coaches which, about 1 BtS, marked the merni
ian of road fnivelling, I propose to take an ir
constant Coarse of my own. 1 shall now loo
nt my suli.ri in the company of Knights of th
1'iiii.on (alitsw eape_?Ssned sb?losiasai shines ?
plaasaatlj la sack works as 'The Coaching Age
( ..ac bing and Al odotes of the Road,' _ Driv
Tinrough England," etc., purely from the ooao_
man's |Kiint of view: and then I shall !<iok al i
from the point of view of Miss Burney and M
Samuel Prpjv With kindred bk?stance I shall tr
lo get sijme glinips'is of the social life which passe
IO and fro between London and the province
from the time when men began to tntvel up t
the time when tiny began 1o arrive at place*
but ta travel no more. I shall show on
ancestors of all ap?-s in iii! kinds 0
costumes, trunk hose, doublet and rnllles, suck
and sarcinrts. peilwif. and full-hot turned coat*
hcavr-rs an<l top-boot.., bu-y at those nothing
v.liii-h muk.- trnvcLled bfe?eati?s; drinklag; Bin
?in_, quarrelling, delivering ti|> their pane.
grumbling over th, ir hills?a motley crowd o
k li's, (|ui ctis. itateamen, highwaymen, generak
poets, wits, fine i.iihcs. eoBspiraton, and eoaohmeii
With i!ie sssistanee of my aide Illustrators,
(?hull picture these wort?lea In all Bests of posl
tions?on the road and off if, snowed up. ii
peril from thc great waters, Waiting for tb
stage,coaches, alighting at the inns?those inn
f,,r whick Eaglaad was one., fnmoos, with thel
broad corridors, th'ir snug barn, their fonr-poste*
b.ils haag witfc sillc. their sheets smell n. 0
lavender, their choice cookery, their elarel equal
to the beal that could be drink In London
Here, too, I shall hop*' now and again to m;iki
the violet of a legend blow arnon, the chop
and steaks; and besides mare ehane travellers
to call upon som.- ghostly and romantic figuret
who bred near the road when in the flesh
residence by it seems to make them of it, ant
musf have, canned them many a time to post
up and d'wn it on business or pleasure beal
lu f.re irrim Fate M.nt them ponting to B
This promise i- delightfully fulfiled. We nmuni
ihe liiith "Flying Machine'' ol 1670, whei
Chelsea was a qnJet eountry village and Marj
lehoae s pasture and re-sort for sport-men, sm
\\. emerge ob Hounslow Heath only to lose ou
purses te daade Duval tkal "gifted and elf*
gnni ru?an,' at wkose funeral "thi beare]
aatkised witk the ladies, eeboed over theil
wept over again their tenn.'' Bucking
hiim is enc* 'it.tend on bis way t*
the bowel ol Shrewsbury, who attends bim i;
a page's dress sftei bokUag his her-" whili
lie ran her hu-batnl thzOBgb the hi.-list and
sheakk. tit Bane Elms. 1?ere may be s cha]
ter of accident* before the White ll.nt inn ii
reached itt Cranford Bridge, but after poterin"!
Bock-Bghamshire the road ls rich In mi cnories,
not ol purely boner adventure-, bul ol i. rd
Bnthnrst, the eighteenth century Marcpnus, pound
wkone table Addison, Sta le, Pope, Prior and
Swift constantly gathered. Near lu- place at
Ibtehinp young stilton lived end wrol
" i.ye idas," and " ('mills" and furthei on, si
the Oreykonad Inn, al Maidenhead, Charles 1
met ins children In 1*47, half fi mile from thi
lettie of the immortal Vicar of Bray. Thu>
w looney on, every mik ol the road awakening
iaUghtfBl menior.es. There are tempting ac
ol wonderful dinners at pieturesqne di inn-,
amnaing legends sad stories of the road, and
c-eeasioBally there i- a chance to shivei nt
mbh ? ? 'ii- fiile Bke that of Will Darrell,
which Scott tells in a note to "Rokeby Hull"
At Bath, after many diverttBg incident" and
many ?? refreshrta," historical bterary and social.
we arc received by Mis- Barney, :u:d |re.s. nt. <l
bf her to var: mis typioa] flgaies of thc last
century's third quarter.
In the MBBC BBSy, pleBBBBl fashiOB the realer
i- eoaducted nlong the Exettftr, Port-month,
Brighten, Dover, York, and Holyhead roads..
Every league has snac-eiutians with which Mr.
Tristram pewees himself perfectly familiar.
With a travelling companion laboring under a
Sense of serious responsibility, end constantly
holding forth erith 't riew to exhanstive instruc?
tion, thens loaraeys migbl be as wearying as
tlie rtde of live fa'it men packed late s "fonr
in.sid"" coach. B ll Mr Tristram is never moved
to play the pee?at He denb with the _acts
-tory, bat lus mon- weighty fm-t- nre Hght
lv ton,-hed upon, or di-ini-scI as ? matter of
e. and his " inf. rina I i n" ls pleasantly of
f-r-.l. weiI-\v, toned with iiiilaiim. ii.un,,.-. He
understand.-, lin- art of allusion and his s?df
!>-':.mit and suggestiveness will he iippreciated
by*thone who i-m Imagine tbe exbanst.Bg poa.
..bli.i.e.- Ill leSS adroit |
For'iinati ly Mr. Tristram has been admirably
M fled by his artist,-. Mr. RailtOB, whos<j
atehiteetazal studi.-s nre familiar to readers ol
"The Eagl?h niastrated Magazine, ^ and " Thc
i fobo," and Ur. Ilu_!i I houison. 'Meir work
is illustrative in the true meaning ol the term.
They have neither betaken themselves to pint?
ara BBfBiBg SB their own BCCOUBl nor have they
ss--?teed stetat?J qaabty to aa attempt al
M-ientilie accuracy. The " picture-.pn- sthooT of
i'l'isti-ators aavs rather the beal of it ia obi
own mu pi/.mes. and BUthofS would often bc th"
gai?ms if artists wire rem jaded to pay more
attaatiea lo the text and hiss to ' effect."? So
far as effect is eaaeeraed our illustrator-, aided
I o.ir wood-engravers, have ao need to tear
??'?iiipari-on with their EagUah brethren, dad jt>\
we ___> oii. -u nally borrow ., bim ir,,m ii,,- bitter.
Mr. Th Manson, Ital SO?BBB?, ilia j.ht lie i i
as regard- spirited and personal dMagkts
Bsaaahia, certainly in grane sad dist.action of
Ktyle, and yet we can see that Mr '1 houison knows
his theme perfectly and iBtarpvetS ll with so much
sympathy, good-will and humor that tin- bond ol
human interest kl nrlahlhhfUl at once. Some of his
-(?un-* may Boam a li:tla- nain t,, i\,.s annaBlmniill
to tile sophistic .tn ns ni _>enea art, hu' BTS
lind ourselves MB?sing tha barn?alty of thean
linures sad Bat regardiat Uica simply wiih the
rjrss of ths studio, m.-. Thamsna repres-tnts lie
l_aai?h sehtxii nf illustration? perhaps ll might i>t<
lM-tt<-r |0 say an Eagl?k sdi,,.,I -v,l,ic|i uej.i, ;> i|?.
figure broadly aad sritk -ona- tnadcaoj ta emri
catiire. In a BBBSI BS mib'hi bs OaBsd on.r ot iii.
desceu-autsi of Cruikshani alihouj-n here a deli
ait- Uti-m is un i_-yt ex_ire__on ol _ general and
soxnetlmesj hardly tangible BB?KSB wnic.n exist*
beewoen c?rtaan En>.li.s_ Illustrators and their
predeopssoru of the last generation. In addition
to the ruddy, fat coachmen, th" Hostlers, Regen, y
huck-s and pretty barmaids -trawl, by M . Thom?
son, we have a long series of sn-ulies of English
inns, manor houses, college halls, churches, aud
similar suhjeets by Mr. Railton. If Mr. Thom?
son is to be tuleen as typically It-jHsls, Mr. Kail
ton may be accepted as an c\_iuple of foreign
influence upon English stock. The inrluenre in
this case seems to be that of France, or more
particularly of the. Ernnco-S|?nish illustrative, art
of which Vierge has been held up os the chief
prophet. Among our own artists Mr. Pennel might
bc taken to show rbis influenr.??, and certain re?
semblance*: may be traced in Mr. lui ikon's manner
of aimiug at cxpres.-ion in the language of sug?
gestion, or Uiore definitely drawing with the
broken line, and leaving broad planes of white,
and black, with lightly-sketched outlines to take
the pince of details, Hie results may sometimes
lack the color and vivacity characteristic of this
school, but the work lg usually admirable, and
as a whole certainly satisfactory.
This charming book incline*, ns to join Mr.
Ruskin in reviling railways. As one old coach?
man staid, more moved by pi.tctieu'. than fwst.hetic
considerations, " You got upset in a coach or
chaise, and there you wBM. You get upset in a
railway and where are you?" Alas! "Them
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Sos.
4 "a
HOS. I
H?%!
Ill>4
33 ,
SS Vj
97 Ut
H*%,
?_V
BO St!
it*.
Pd .
B9*i
01^4
sj
its
97%
BS .
6.%
90%
it
4.000
B.ixo
H,000
B.000
2.000
f.OU, 13,OOO
H0% 1.000
611|] G.OOO
82 6.000
88 Vj 10.000
MINLSG STOCKb
Astoria.
Anni,tor.
Ilulllon.
Itelcher.
Ilaregions
llriinsw.. k
Con Iinie na!
Con lint.'rial.
Oro** n Voint
Colchis.
('..irinionwealth.
cte,ll.tr .
|)..||l|W.M>d.
Del Monta.
Ki, ti-Hier.
<;.,uiit a Curry.
Hollywood .
Iron Silver.
ltoU-ok*.
Mt Diablo.
Middle liar.
Iron Hill.
Mw il i*mel__....
I'.vin,,ul,i.
Phi nil "f Arkansas.
Plutus
,84
_.n0
l.'.i.-i
7.50
.66
.UH
7 .',0
3 .,.-.
! 0
8.66
1.70
1 '.'u
1.88
?1 -J.".
M
os
8.00
.88
tis
1.10
OOH
M
.75
Rs,pp?__inook.I .lo
ililli
Si! I \ ? tl '
HntroTusiDSl
sn'r,. runnel ctfs.
l-ri ted copper.
Total ?:iles ..
.50
,63
(ls
.-,,1
.63
.25
_ ss
LBS
7 BO
.'i-i
.' N
si
7 60
3 JW
I ,ii
itSS
1.70
1.30
' I.s.".
i ?''-"'
s
I OS
I 3.00
. IS
jg
,00
1 10
BtKJ
.10
.50
.54
.OH
,60
.24
2.(10
1.85
7.50
.lil
OH
!-o
7.50
3 86
4.50
I 66
1.70
1.20
1.H5
4 25
.40
si
3.00
2. to
38
m
1.10
0.110
M
.7.".
.10
.50
si
us
..ill
66
?2T
2.05
1.05
7 ".ii
li.".
UH
.'.'ll
7 50
280
4.50
855
1 ii)
1 80
1 >.".
4 1.".
lo
("i
3 Ol)
2 IS
38
' I
1.10
BOO
.60
.7.",
.10
JO
.54
' I
.?0
.66
1.000
1..1(a)
IBO
100
9,100
list
600
loo
400
200
US
fill
KIO
loo
100
1.201 i
9,100
160
soi
BOO
KM
400
IOU
fief)
400
7,,11
4<M)
3.4'lO
loll
5'MI
HOO
CLOSING PRICES OF BOOTON BXOCO.
n,iHon, Dee. 19, 1888.
VesterdST.To-daT.
At A Top 1st 7s 120*1
At A Top I. (, 7a '
At A Top B ll...
Boston <. Alt,a'y
Host.,ii * Msluo
C_Ui Iturltiigtuu
_ ''il li, v
Cin San ._ i tis...
1". .-.t.-r :i ll B ...
KssterS ll _6a,
Hint.- i' M
Flint- I'M |irf.
-t I A
V.-ster'iiT.Tia-daT
i'.O Rn'lanrt nref... 3.
Ill', ill. *Vi* c. ut K It
.s's 87*2 'oin . 16
'.'i,'i SOO Mis Ont B B
177 17MSi pref .
. AIloiioz Min Co
107 107 ' dii-wi. 4Vj
21 39 calumet A Hecla 2Hii
H. 82 Ki'Catalpa. 17
123. 133. Ki-ukltii. 17*4
26 26 Huron. O
'jit . . Osceola. 18.
PasrabU new)..
(?Bluffs 7a. ... 1-0 _ 120 *y (Joiner. 80
12Ki
i-phone.. 11)9
1;. st,1, f. -.nd_ 7
12%'Watei i'ower... 6Vj
ITma-arsck Min's; 166 Si
fir.. 65 s. Muss Central.... 14
itu', 4uv San Dies; ? I, c>. 2B
123*4 1331, Wast Bud -arel. .J".
Old Colony . 170. 17()sj laatnaon 8t'o Her 67's
KutUud com_ 4 _ ,
J.ljt ItfiekA Kt ri
Mex on com ..
Mex Cen Isl M.
I'.,n,!a.
N YA N Kn. .
N V ,t X K.iil;
35
15%
4'a
IBS
17
IH
5%
ls Si
I
HO
198 Vj
7 .
6%
10(1
16
36 sj
33 '4
57%
CLOSING PRICES OF Pill I.APKI.PIIIA STOCKS.
Hld. Ask.-d. 1 Bid. J
Petiniylrania_ BS S3 Si Jerssy Central. bit.
Ite.vliriir . 24 21 1 16 (neron Trans.. 30Vj
63's B4 I Ht. Paul. 6f*|
I Heaoiuicc,en'ls st)'*
I..-!u.li Vs.ll.-7
N',,| tb Pa, ifle ...111
North PaClS- pref
Lehigh Navts-at'a
West New.York..
"w'4% . . HeaoiuicC.en'ls Ht).
.-'?1 H.-dinif 1st pf '."Os,
Bl Bl Vj Ile/nluuc 'Jd pt 7H
. R*__l_a- 3d pf til'
93%
29%
S3 Vj
H'.IKt
90 sj
7h%
S3
Cl>o_iNG PHI CES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Krate ll -?, DBS, 19, 1888.
Teaterday.To-day. YeuerdayTo-cUy.
Alta. 'J.'.*o 3.76 Navajo. 1.6, l..o
Bulwer......BS (iplilr. 7.''.". 7 :t7K>
Best A Itelcher. 8.62% 8.2S .Potosi. 8.00 -.90
Bodleoon. 190 1.80 '-i.:i_.. 4.00 8.86
('hollar . il'io 8.80 'S:>-rr.t Nevad... . 3.7".
(ion. tal. _ Vi 10.37 _10?87. Union Coo. 3.co S.B(
Crofvn Point
Lulika 1 Jon
fhuil.l & curry.
Hsled Nor....
Mexican.
Mono.
4.30 4 30
.'..HTKl 5 7.".
4.66 4'io
l.io
Itiih . 1.35
Tallow .fa.-k.-t.. .">>;._
Nerada uneen.
North Bells IS..
1 'ommonwealt
lltelle Isl-.
2 -u
118
-.35
8.841
l.l'l
.', . .",
2.60
3, -."1
8.80
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Wednesday, Deo. io-p. m.
If any one hus sapposed iron, our recent com?
ments on the decline La the price of Chicago, Kock
Islnmd and Pacific from about 10j thnt wc hod in
. adi il tu convey the i_nperss.< ti that .Ul the saics of
Lbs stock were cither * washes" or of '?short''
stock, he or they have tumbled into a silly error.
The legitimate bosinesa of the Stock Exehiinge ts
tu finnish a market lor tli" Interchange of in
t-estments. Bo the speculation actiYe or dull,
there ta11 the time is a changing of investments
in progress. The origin ?f ;>" tho raids on iiorl.
Island was thc ?ils of a hlock of stock that had
been neld I long t;__e. The slock thus sol,! u.i>
ibao-bed and taken core of within a range of
2 r*- cent. It was a cha?ge in -.vestment, and
11 an ordinary market subject to natural causes
would have uttia. ted m, attention.
Hut the .stuck liii-'ket fur a long time has been
the football of wreckers, and the. ordinary sale
if 1 lie Btoek referred to was made a levrr against
he whole market. Every speculat.*. " bul!''
vho has engaged in helping to depcess the price
if l.o-k Island for tho 'inn- being has expended
12 un hi> ?' lons.'' to make 51 out of thf decline
n Kock bland, The subsequent raids made on
he stock have lie eu for the purpose of depressing
be whole market. They undoubtedly, together
1.1th the newspaper ucl given, have brought to
uurket some further amount of "long'1 6tock.
ititi, il.,- fuel remains timi thc depre-sion baa
cue Irum a pressure of ' short" sales. The st. ck
o?day was in borrowing demand, till a late
miir. "Hat." From 1"? down to 95 B market
ms been lound, not only lor the " Iun^;'' s?iek
old, bul al.so ior thousands of shares ot '"short*'
tock yel to be delivered or settled for.
To-day's market opened Hat, with de-lines of
--ai-'j per cent from last evening's figures.
.oniii,n, apparently, was an -arly seller and later
'uiver at nigher prices. So much for the London
illiien,c The market ruled extremely dull, bul
arly developed a resistance that tin-- time, unlike
I.,inlay's market, did Dot proceed fruin a covering
t * shorts." The * bear* took iiu-ar inninp in
he Brat fifteen minutes, made the low prices, and
raited results. The nsult was a slow and steady
ardening of values on a moderate demand, io
hat prices generally reached to snd alni*,' Mon
ay's beal fi uro. with total tranaactions in only
',',.:;7 .hares, against -21,800 shares on M.'n
ay. To-day's b st prices were not made by
shart' covering aa they were on Monday.
i is difficult to locate the buying thai did ft.
ufricien1 thal .t waa done without a "short*'
quidntion, and with dulness tbe accompanying
uture. Thc morning's loan market reflected
ttl,- (-henge in the speculative situation; f. ,v
orrowed stocks were returned, and the new de?
land for all the favorites was gund. The market
hised stroll'.' a fraction ofl the highest figures.
THI! DAY IN THE BOND MAKKET.
Government bonds were dull and easy at
notations a . I,.Hows :
Ti i."lT___-7?
Hi.l ?.s!{.
,8.4?*s. 1801, l rr ins . !,,- ,
I 1,18 ll,COU. las -.Ins i,
- !.. 1 '??;. res ,127 127
,8.4s, 1907, e"u .1*18 TJ-".
s , _r. ,;,. iv,;,, HO
U.S.ear.Sa, tsoo.
V. 8. eur. 'i-f. IM7..125 ....
U s ,iu il '-j;..
. f. s.rur. I 18)0 ISO 131.
i Dist.c.,l. .. Ba_1.0 _....
The Treasury rejected all elf' rs ut bonds to?
ny, which included $82,. ls al l2_3-.a
28 7-8 and 1520,000 ti-'-'s at 108 I-','.
Tin- business in State imtuea included North
arolina Bu. ISIS, al 1221-4, South Carolina
s non-funuable ai l 1-8 and Tennessee settle*
tent .is at ;i 3-_?72 1-8. Of city bank Blocks,
i ti zens' sold io al 155, Mein,p.,luau 20 at
0, St. Nicholas 20 st l'.M 1-'.'. and State !0
t HO, Auction sal,s of several Issues aro
.ported lielow,
mern] bond market nt the Stock F.\
onl Inues to be a i. reflect ion of i lu
i in.il business due in railway bunds. To-day
be bankers who floated the Pittsburg and W sta?
rs ls. dm- in 1017, marlo.ted the la-i 1200,000
f tho issue, while iii.- sales ul llii-m at the
sard amount d only to 126,000 at 77. Phi?del
I ia and Heading incomes continued to rule timi;
rata ut BO I-:.'. aeconda al 78. snd thi da ai
1 I-'.'. Miss,.mi, Kansas and TCXSS BJC-iera] 6a
ere tirnn-- ai 6] _?_, and the "<s at 571-4,
-fference is made to our full reports ol bond
ilea,
In the unlisted deportment of the stock- S_.
1 tatton on cert ideates sold _ s,.o
i ... 1 s;,;,;; ::. |a5_ ', 8 Mo int l? ,-t 1 l and ?.,i"'
t si T,. Buffalo Iron ItfOO at .-?? '.'.',.i.fi'., and
[insxton and tVmbrokc lr,ci :,'iou al llafl 13
to i ay ruled ;it :; 1-2?4 | ni: the
were .". and :; per cent, thc lowest being
i:.- In i at ?
The Clearing House statement to-day was u
allows: E-tchanges, Jl 23,419; balances,
6,100,063.
?ii.,. roUow?g ara tba (-_ipsr_a-raos_rtitlysa_aaBBaa_ief
_sStatstauiksof tfeaClt-fof \,? \,.o,
I.I.MUI
Dm s i-., ., _| ??._ ..,,
? ? "i", In,
.1 |u,.til- lu.rjs ,:., ,,. OOO,TOO lu,-.
V.. nu
li Ik?I - 7 -ii ; ,,,,i h 131 Tun Deo,
ll, l|( ,,' . 1 IO.7,?l TS,til 1,1 .'(Ml |||,
him:,I .!,v?I. ml, M.uro !-v.'iiki Ihw.
$l'0 mm
(ii tiOO
IIMI.MBJ
Lil OOO
800 Ina j i
?
s\ I sss. gi ;,;. 22, |
; Ik'. ait Trie. J-l.sl'.i.on
lillis .111.1
:. k. uni boails
ntiii lieu tarss< s
il , si?i, rtirnl
lill, ,t I,flin, s
lah it,--. . . ?
I'.mv, notf s
ats '
3,6SB,4O0 2,003.100 lue.
-
7,s ,9.400
BSO.000
C. Tut nm
I
0,030,100
419 SOO
al
In.
li,.
lue
hu?
ll. ,
00 1?.
71 MM
1".".' ;:oo
167 Too
-
t..ll..(Ml
-.'.ikhi
| .70 HO
Totsli - ?-,h,
? ii-'l r.-asiiry l,,-d:,v wis delitor lo Hie
!1""*-'' *r>4_,2?( . Its ,.,-: Iocs on balance
200, made up hy i -- -, ,,: |] i |,219 eur
? [nd f..l 1,080 coin Ihe doy's operations
'?'"'1 Ueeei-iti 1,401 ?!'... pj <:X- 1
;'"-''- '18; ' Bultii n. ral balance of
1 B4.4-0,117, consist um ol .-1 70,470,600 uuu and
I-,980,761 ' urroiiev
aLPOBTB FBOM W \siiingtom.
Thu Lui ted States Trea_ury at \V_ah_ugtou re
eeived to-day 1211,000 National bank notes fol
redemption.
The customs receipts were $78_,882 and tha lo
lernnl revenue receipt- were 1261,9.14.
To-day's Washington Treasury htatement of
rash on hand and deposita in hank compares with
thc figures of the I.tst Dreviou. st-tement as
follows ?
T>c IS. DM 19. DitTc reeces).
Net Hold on hM .201,OS.*i,27. S109.716.S52 Dee. Bl.?!''.'__
.Vet silv'r on h'd 22,175.__l 21,30s,.(16 l>:c. 77(1.806
Net ietr.i tenders
on -and. 83,8.7,.40 31,112,734 Inc. 805 .94
Ar-tua I -.-I, !n
Treas'y vault*
ot er outstand'tf
certificates.... ?257 048.08ft S.-,.v2fta,fi/_ l>e. 61,701,43|
Deposits in b'ks 4ft.OH4.805 40.570.571 Inc 8-"-,7f)0
Net cish bsl'n's $302!732,840 6301,827,17fl IVe. S005,fV_
The fore'jrn exchanges were dull and ea-.).-..
We revis- .itjotations for luisine-.s as follows:
Bankers' Mils, $4 84 1-4 and SI M 1-2 rsSBSSIl/sIf
for lons; and short sterling": |__se_ francs at
5.31 1-4 and 5 18 |.g; reirhmarks at 0.. 1-4 and
M 7-8 and Koilders nf 4 0 and 4 0 1-2.
In London British 60?mia atrain were higher
at If 7-16 and ?<?> 6-8 r's-eetively for rooney and
account. The Bank of l.n.land -.nine. i.i'.OOO
bullion on balance In the open monee rnark-t
the rates for discount, of bankers' bills were e,i<;y
at, 4 1-'-' [kt cent, while call loans ruled st J r*"*
cent. India Council b:I]s uer.- allotted at B de?
cline of l-l dd. per rutiee. American railways
opened lower, responsive to yesterday's ?tt home
market, ruled dull and Closed si _dj -it. ll
o'eloek, New-York time. At Paris French 'A pel
cents were easier at 8X45.
Ihe Homestaka Gold Mininc Company an
riouneef its 125th dividend of 30 cents per shu.-.
or 1-6,000, payable at tbs transler a?eney of
laounsbery A Co., Mills Building; December 21.
Transfers elose December 20. Total dividends to
(Inti, 14,-03,750.
The following (securities irere sold a' th-- Real F>f*is
.-,_? snd Auetlnii Room. Lim.'.-d .''.?' AS?Bl II.
Mull-r _ Son. , ,
110O shana New-York rreainfty A*so< SMon. 612 li
2.000 Susi Oatie- States Dredg?f emt c?? Cot*.
struen,in Co_ipewy, SS0 lot.
100 aliar.-s PBoeoll National R-irk. IBS 3-1 .._.__
10 -li'-:"* Lawyers' Title 1'i-n BUM Com'.HnT, llft.t-4.
3 shsies New.York Prodni- i i hanza Be*lr, 133 1 4.
2 sii_.es New-Yorfc Produce Exchaai lan DayasSB
and Storu_?- Company, 90.
15 sh.i'.s HoaBMosaUila Munni Life Insurance Cona.
pan j, IS I J.
33 shares Fifth National Rans: sf New.york. 23d
IO shares Broadway and Reveal! \v.-rni" Railroad
Con,],any, 108.
__0 shires 8tsn_ir. Oi! Ttu ?'. l'l."i 3-4-?164 3-4
00 shas-s Merchants' F.vhair.'" National Bsrm. 119 5-8.
100 shares Stanlarl OH TntSt, IS4 7R
SO -lures Knlekerl.,.,-k"i Trust Company, 144 li
85 -hares Mechaales1 National Rani, ls4 1-4.
30 .-hare, Merchants' National Hank. 1'rt 1-2.
3 thWtlt F,,rt Wayne aod ' ? "On Railroad, preferred
_u?rsnteed ft 1-2 l>er eeni I I l._k,- Sie,- and Mlehlg-B
southern liailr.eid Company), itt.
4 shares Jaelcson. [?neil)- mil s-lnaw lUllroaal -fiisr.
_n*e?l il 12 VT emt Ly th.- Michigan Central Rallrnsd
SOsh?s_s Ia-B?er Mannfaetu-o?,. National nink. 227.
20 shares Titi" (luarsntee int Tntsr. t'nmpanv 120 3 4.
64 shire. Tradesmen's STBttO?Ll Bank. >"'???.York. 102.
1 share (iinteii Hall Ass,,. |;,r r,n. .',!
lo -MUSS ( hrl-iopher jud Tent- SUSS! R-illroad Cons.
pany, US 1-4 _ .__.__,
60 shares N.vional Bank of Commerce, 181 1-2,
64 -haren Unison River Baale, 148,
10 shunt american Loan and Tru?t Company, 90.
RAILROAD KATL\TNG<?.
CAIR". V?fCEjrWa? AND WI'.sTFP.N.
18_rt. ISM
.Vnmher of miles. 205 ">'?'> 2*t$
Seeond week In !>?,'. *13,882 616.000 S15 0O3
Jan. 1 to Dec. 14.... 622,-80 726,808 700,01.1
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Number of miles. .V>-7 4,437 4.476
Second week in lie,-, *.03 ooo s_?4 ooo tr_7l.n<-0
Jan. 1 to Dee. 14.-.. 0,693,703 10,076.465 2, WV 4 30
CHICAGO AND .?-.ASTERN ILLINOIS.
N'umror of miles. 24 7 ?.".I 27S
second week in Dee. 630 073 .41.'no S40.1-V)
lau. 1 to Dee. u.... _,007,4f7 1.974.940 2.057,42*4
DETROIT. UNSINI. AND NORTHERN.
Vftmher of miles. 201 208 201
Second ween in Dee. s24.:>o B17.555 618.620
Ian. 1 to Dec l-l . 1,166.907 1.0-6,771 M
DI-iNVlER, MU GRANDF. AND WLSTF.RN.
Vnrnher of miles . SSS SSS 30f?
-.-..jii.i wei.k in Dec S21.H75 ?2-27"i *~< -.'.
lan. 1 to Deo. 14.... BO4.S80 L110.15J 1.2.si4.:iJ'_
LOCISVII.LFi. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOfLS.
S'ur.'i'-r of miles. 253 _.Vl 27S
..,,,i,,I week In Dec. Bl?,7?l S22 2''-l ?1s.4iW
lan. 1 t, Dee. 14.... wu.240 904.SSS 8.1.074
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Vu?bS- of mies. 2.023 2.023 1.903
.:.l week In Dec 6305,828 sSSLftftft f.1IO.O_0
tan. 1 rn Dee. 14.... 16,290,46. 16,-78,660 15,201.235
MILWAI.-KEE AM) HOWttEtXXX
yoibaa of miles. K'3 243 .Mt
1.k In Dec Sl3.9?2 ?2e..-,ivi S21.680
i.in. 1 lo DOS. 14... 017.063 932.041 1,032,6-0
NEW'.TO-Ut ONTARIO AND WKSTERN.
dumber af B-M 320 320 BM
second week In Dec. 621.050 B-SS28 . 0S8.4M
lan. 1 to Deo. ll ? 1.-81,104 1.486.66S 1.C18.900
ST. LOUIS. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
txvmbem of miles. 725 7:5 LOM
-econd week In Dec $.-.3,407 {66.806 SS2.3.7
an. 1 to Dec. 14... t6S8,706 2,512.'Vl7 2.879,&?.
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
dumber of miles. _13 __ fSS 218
,.,,,:, 1 weeli In D.c. 622.627 6_?.89_ *21.2ia
an. 1 to Dec 14.... 788.106 1,012,218 1,139,290
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-VORK DEALINGS.
Shippers still refuse to buy wheat at this port, ind
llt-O-Bs) nx't lots were reduced l-2'<:3-4 cent, no export
I. ni.ind ?as d.-v loped. The rradln.' la options ran Stmt
ii Uss trlvi_l tljjures ot 70,000 bu-lr N, uni (h- -.-aker
1 . .1.1 s ana rl.e di-po-rlen ot the \V-'?t to realize
k.-pt pi Ices en a declining BOOB- Thc close ?u dull and
? ' i.c- lorises of I'MS. cent, as follows: I)eeem.
ker ll 04 I'S, January 6105 1-4, February Si 00 3-4,
March --1 on 14. May ?1 10 7-8. June 1.1 10 1-4. There
,va- an Increased demand for eats for aspSSt, shippers
akin. 184,000 l.u<he|s and prices Improvlni; tir\ ?_ ,i'.
li,, taptlons remained dull s_rd save n,, response to >hs
ihlpnlng activity. Tl:.- n.ark'-t end.-1 practically un
11:j*,__-? -1 bi ir f,,r December, 4rt t-2 for January and v il ?
,:., v md 4*7-0 '??n's f,.r May, ons ???!.' _ shu.le,
attona closing up i-h. l-l '-.'tit al 31 f,,r De
-?iT.i.-r. .ii it-M for Januai. SSS- tm Pebraary, sud
3 :t.1 cents f,r May. Lard ?a.s dull, and the options
arl -l bul iii tie.
The receipts ,,f grain and Hour reported yesterday at
few-Yoik, Philadelphia, Baltimore and lt..-ion were as
.lows: Wheat. 17 037 bushels; corn, 466.876 bushels;
sta 115,810 bushels; total .iain. 620.I2S bushels; flour,
"..'ss packages. v Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis
he irrlvals nero- Wheat. 7L- t2 t.n-t'.-ts; ,-,,rn, 487,607
ushels; oats, 226.400 bnshels; total grain. 7-<5,0(iO
- Boor, 22.0..0 barrels.
?
THE TRADE IN" f*HICAOfX
i'iifi;i-_"-,. Dee. ii* (Spec?f) __en srss in Mar. the
ethe 1,pill,n of wheat, a fluctuation of less than one
Bat, an Illustration of how luimliiini th? day In the
if was. operation-1 wen- .-M.div bv the bull manlpu
itors. Hutchinson Is apparently h'-Ifttic Lyon A Co.
ut. On Tuesday lils nu-ii sold wheat and gave up. or
ile,] to jrlve up. I.von's BSBM. Tkere vis ? 1 poll
? oaoe in the pit, a half iio7eu hroksn isf-alojc,
ins i?.yeottii,g of I.von. Introduclne;, as lt did. a
Isttirtilng Influence, perhapa. hurt the bulls _ i:nlo.
i.-.lt the trad.- Is now ref-slns to du baslaees uith a
rm which ts leadlni in th., bull naaolpt?erlons.
he July option difippe,! from yi 02 il 1 lo ri and
;,,sd ki ^1 nil 12. This is. oCeourae, Hie neit rr,,p
f wheat: bul lt helped to make |r |,|ai:i ti,_t. wh.-ro
ie mar_ei was not manipulate-, lt ?e ?.-.-i!,. Oat
de Diarkets srere weak, Huiuih deeUntos one cent.
[bj wheal opened at -fl 101-8, sold a- los .,,
t 00 1-2 and dosed at .fl 06)3 I. The pru.-i tha
mb u.-is aboul the sam.. The re,-.-ipi. ol eon. 1041
;>.i-s. were away under t!,? expeetaftoRs. l_eyi
nlped pii.-.-s a little, ihe estimates for Thanda?!
IO <ais, were more iii'.-ral and the Ht tie adtraoee iti4
ot hold, The pit had a fair trad.-, bal un> without
icldent. May opened al iJ7 :t s cents, touched :;7 1 ?_
?il closed at :.7./i>7 1-8. The ho? receipts wars
ii,lei ex pee tat lons, and eve-rywhats a jcomi 4m|
oder list year's. Prl es at the vania were five rent,
iaher, Lard was specially st,-,,,^ fnP "Oceember.
nu 11..rv pork opened at 013 021-9 and closed at
Iii'.?"..
* -
OIL MARKETS.
ott. CiTy. I>.v 10 \.i\,..,, Irmsit c-rt'.ncstes oien-vi st
I j highest, 03 _; lowest. B3 ; ohMOd, OOSj Solus, l,W7,00S
irrels . eli-raofes,1,383.(100 t?irrels, chartcfB, 10,047 b_r
ital| shlimiiuu. Til - M -..irr.-ls 1 mus. 61.-00BerrsSS,
Pll'ISBUBO, I'.c ''." I*, rroleum SOSh. wei Bl?I Vsr!nn?|
ransit Ortlflcat?s opened al ..."i .1os?.t ?i ?.._-. hi_iir?t.
!. lowest, til ?. *
Hk.'.hf, -iii.. I', un , Ii".' IS.- Vntl,in?: Trvutt rertiflc.tes
wmsl at B3.i 0?Bed al fJ-gi lewliest, H.(: lowest. 0l'_,
laataaeea, 80,000 barrels.
TlTl'SVIUJt, r.'ii:i 1. 10 - N.tionil Transit rertlfloatsa
?eiir.l st 02 . hnthoi, .i,i'M. lo wost, 0! ? ,!..s,..|. ',,-.",
JtiGitnilion
Musical Instruction.
V-NEW'?TOUK OON-J-RVAXOftT O.1 MC81C,
. i?i i- . ? i -?.
. EAST 14 111 bT 'M.. (Sd 1 r seal , f 5th ave 1
.alJbll?h,,l IBO. chartered tn I-.., anl .'uinowered BS
award Diploma ? in I 1 nd ? Decrees,
At this PAMOUS MUSH _. HOOL (thi Drat or?ii._fd
1 Amer! j, students receiv m ..us, ? 1 sdvantaa-os
PEN DAT AN'ii liVKMN.; f : ,?? reeopti.f pupils.
> amii ind r.lTITAR 'aii.'iiiin twentypnrate les-oesl
9 wllh or w-ltlmui tt-e aid of mites. HENRI O DOH
-N. 1470 Broadway, be SSS sad b-SbS.
For Bova and Youn? Men?City.
" MIVKRSITi ORAMMAH SCHOOU 1.473 Itrosiwsy,
oesr i_d rt. ; <: I \-*r. pitmaty. coinmerctal and 1 issi,
a 1,>psrtim o'-, Instructl . thorough M _l linuuv.
. L. AU IN. IV 1 Hli.Milil. |-_,i.\. PHBOlfBla
For Both _e_es?City
I -CIRCU..AK3 OP OOOD SCHOOLS, Pill - tm
..',.,?.'""'? r r" ""'* "r I"'*! e'4 '" e?entry, 'u. r.
?l RV, Km rlcsn Bel.i Bun aw, f \v,..t 1 uh-st, ^?. \.
,1 RI ENDS* BEMIXAUT, ra l'.i.iherf,,'1 ptae*. (OMOSilB
,s iij\. mai bf,? v . ,,.,? r io li. Opons 'Jill monta
.'-pt-1 1 ih
A Behool r,r t?.;h w\,s, with a rar.fuliv naiad course
on, ti.,- hlndergarteo to thu 1 ll - psrt?ent, thi
tter heliii especlslly designed tor pr.i-isti.ni f,.f en
ines t? aii th,, leading rollegea The principal la in ai*
noa nee t., receive appllrauts eysry aiornlstg,
: \< \ BUR si HOOL OP L ANO U AU j s
S NEW.YORK : PARIS
Ihe Aliile ?' 66 Wets) S3.-st. itu,, Csnaieil-B. CL
iso Bi. st Hu llngii.Ti Boston, l>hil_, Wa-hlnatoiL _o.
Kill Vi ti: TERMS 010
PIlEBERIalT- -'Hu.,|. OP 1. A.Mi I.Mils
1 Uadla-n s uno 1 ??. , 1 Broadway).
ra.icms: Riooklyn. Be st sa, Was?ogs?, p_?Sstp_B>
Art. lehook.
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? ___f'?__--. .'f ' ***** ?"a l-*?ds.ape, cum, Palut.
?, wi, 1 I* 1 tlUI.Hi,
NO. 23 WlisT'.DST.
References: Mr. D. lluntln-si.ti. president Nstionsl
cadf-my ut I)esi_n : Mr William Hart, N. A. . Mr. fltrr"
? U-rt, H. A. ; Mr UavtU Joku*.,ii, N. A.. ^^^

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