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NEW YORK.
Revolution.

New York, May 21.-The Rcooyutjon
has been sold TO Mrs. Ballard, of Brooklyn,
Mrs. Cratey to be working editress, and
Messrs. Tilton aud Stubwel as stock
holders.
The Methodist Book Concern.
The Book Committee of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are again considering the
charges against the junior book agent, who,
probably, will be suspended during the
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PORTUGAL,
That little Coup d,Etat,

LONDON May 21-Further details of the
coup detat at Lisbon has been received to
day. \ dispatch from Lisbon dated mid
night, states that Prime Minister, Duke de
Louie refused to sign the decree appoint
ing Gen. Soldanhua President of the Coun-
ell of Ministers and Minister of War, be-
cause the King was under duress, and it
was not therefore a fair expression of his
will. Notwithstanding this, the King ac-
cepted Gen. Soldanhua as Prime Minister,
and requested him to reorganize the
Cabinet.
The Rule of SOIdanhua'
LISBON, May 81, z P. M-Gen. Sedan
hua, new Prime Minister, has addressed
note to several political celebrities, invit
ing them to place in the new cabinet.
The sessions Of Cortez were closed by his
orders. The principal towns have sent
TO the General their acceptance of the new
order of things. The country is entirely
tranquil.
Up to this time the ministry is not
wholly formed Soldanhau will certainly
be President of the Council and Minister
of War, and Count Perinckle Minister of
Public Works and Interior.
EveniRg-Now that Cortes has been
prorogued it is generally thought it will be
dissolved and new election ordered
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The Congressional Rncr

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
As old aequaintances of Hon s. s.
House, of Williamson, well knowing his
ability and integrity, we, many Of his
friends, desire to express our gratifcai ion
at his announcement for Congress from
this District, and to pledge him a rousing
vote from DSvrpsox-
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a revival Of religion has been fr rfoora.s,
at the a. 4 Church, in PaIaski for -,
EeeEs, eondnctsd by the Rev. DE- Mitehel7
ana REV P McFsrrin.- IL has-be.,,-
tended with some success and il is sincerely
wished and expected that it will result +,
great good 70 Puiaski. ~ - =.
I'm 1aoOe pc Presbyterian General
Assembly.
Special COTesDonisnee Of the Union and 49,,
can: - 2 -
| vARRENBVRs, No, MAY 19.-Ths arar-
ing serm on Was preached bv Rsv -
anderson, ID. D., Of Ohio, the Mo.isrsfo,
OF the last General Assembly. Al.,.-,t -
hundred and tsenty-five -slelaoo,ss -
sEered TO their names ratrezas3f;-,r,, -,
following States Pennsylvania. Ohio kan,
lucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georcia TT;s--
slssiPpl, Louisiana, Arkansas. Ts2ss No.
s1uri, Illinois. lid ala, Fam Nabr -
California, Iowa and Oregon. = ,'77T-7-T'
Rev. @ Provine, Of Naslv;tt. 4. -.
elected Moderator, and Rev. J g var De-
ton, Of Illinois, was elected clerk, -
The body comprises much OF the talarA.
Of the church In the ministry and IaiFv
Noticeable among the elders il the s,jif
form Of Gen Cockrill, who led. win szch
distinguished gallantry, the Missouri
Cause" =
Warrensburg is thriving prairie town.
ana her citizens are dispensing their hos
pitaiIty with generous hand. lTc-moroz
me work Of the session begins. .-...I -,
More anon al. - LooK Our.
Religions Services To-day.
Church Of the Advent on Vine street.
Seats all free. y 90 t1l- -.I-, vlTf.s Fl.
Hours Of service-Holy Communion. r,
II morning prayer, 1880 An; e7euinC
mayer, SPIN @ iti,sf -
The Rev. r. r. HOIeman. Rector Of "a
lime s, Edgefsld, viii preach this no.uino.
nd the Rev. Mr.. Lee in the oyening ina
sunday school commences at 8 A. N pre-
issly.
Thursday next being Ascension DIV. or
ioiy Thursday, there viii be service "A
blows; Holy communion ESQ A. n:
lorning prayer 1890 A. NJ; evening pray
T s P. n.
There viii be divine services to day in
ne Associate Reformed Presbvte ran
'hureh, corner College and Ash streets.
oUtn Nashville, at III a. N. and 81 P. n.
y Rev. C. B. Belts.
Rev. T. STROBE viii preach in the Ma
onlc Library Hall, Edgefeld, to day az
y o CLOCK; evening services at s O'clock.l
Rev. DR., I, '. Moore viii preash at the
lrst Presbyterian Church at II A. n. to
ay, and at ; P NJ. this evening",
rev DR.. Mooney will preach at the Nc
endree Church at II A. NJ, and IN the
Vening. - :
AT the Elm Street Church services will
9 held at 1O5 o'clock this morning Nv
eV. James NJ Sharpe. Rev. Dr. ?. NJ,
inksrd viii preach at in the evening.
nd Kew. Mr.. Mooney to morrow evening
the same hour,
The pastor, Rev, Mr.. Inman, VIII hold
guar services at the Cherry Street Bap
st Church, morning and evening.
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The Methodist Book Concern.
Revenue Returns

The following are the internal revenue
returns ID New York for April:
= Railroads, Sill, 1G1; stages, $40, Cpl
ferries, 79,Sl7; lotteries, %, 1876; theatres,
2,S6S,94l.
During the month 1s5, CSC, 2i6 feet Of
gas was consumed.
Cotton md Trade
The cotton movement for the week is
heavy; receipts at all ports are A, O55 ex-
ports a., 7S7. The general trade of the
city is rather larger than last weeks, and
markets generally firm, though breadstuff
and hog products are lower.
The Fashion Course
The Tournament at Prospect Park fair
grounds commenced to-day. The Race
Fashion Course TO day for ST. mile
heats was won by BEadley-time 2:3l2,
2:29, 2:31a, 2:31, 2:32-beating Surprise,
Idol and Western New York
International
The Times urges Intervention in the
affairs Of Greece by the great powers Of
Europe.
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'Oh, white creatures, screaming and
running, and straining their necks, and
holding their heads ever so hight See,
mother; there they co.
Lalande, the French astronomer, often
etc caterpillars and spiders, affirming that
the former tasted like almonds and the lat
ter like walnuts.
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RELIGIOUS 1NrELLrcrr,,,


revival OF religionhas been ie proers.s,
az me a. = Church, in Palaski for two.
Heess eondneted By the Rev. DE-. MtebeIf
and Rev. P McFsrrin- IL has-bcsu 81 :
seuuee WIN some success and il is sincerely
WISHED and expected that it viii result i,
great good 10 Pulaski = =
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The Eight-EfOur Law.

Mr.. Cox asked leave to offer a resolution
requesting the Judiciary Committee to re-
port back the eight-hour law for laborers
and workmen in the Government employ.
20 .'F.t
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Upshear.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The decision of
the court-martial in the case of Command
er Upshear has been referred to the Soliei-
tor of the Navy Department
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SUNDRIES.

We forgive too little-forget too much.
Dan Rice is going to take his circus to
China
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Now turn your eyes unto the dance,
And see old Putty III prance;
What other statesman thus could kick,
Nor drop from out his hat that brick?
Can anything on earth be grander
Than Michigan's great Michigandor?
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NEW YoRK, May 2l.-At yesterday af-
ternoon's session of the United Presbyter-
ian Assembly, in Philadelphia, DIR. Adams,
of New York, submitted resolutions look
ing toward the reunion of the body known
as the Southern Presbyterian Church with
the Assembly.
The Treasurer's report was read, show
ing balance on hand of S1O,952.
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The practical reason why Gen. Han
cock was not appointed to the command of
the Pacific Department, viii appear from
correspondence soon to be published.
which shows that party politics had moth
sag 10 do with the matter
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ar'7"a.. .-a3 -ra .mai l.aa. esd
ua H. -.,r s..s 'asl
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FINANCIAL and lOlIMNIlCIiL.
WALL STREET,


"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2l-O 7. H.
On Change to-day wheat was steady rn1 quiet.
Inc cotton market was lcss firm, bui without I'M
portant change from yesterdays quotations..
MONEY MORE ACTIVE.
There was q more active demand for money to-
dry, and early In the afternoon borrowers paid
per cent gold interest quite readily, While some ex.
ceptional transactions were reported at the legal
ratio and consideration OF thirty-second
per cent additional. After two O'Clock the
inquiry was fairly maintained, but the supply
was better and loans in tho interval to the close OF
banking hours were made az seven per cent cur
rency. Tho government dealers we're accommodated
at as low as six per cent There is u little more
doing In commercial paper, but prime names are
still quoted q 81 per cent discount
Foreign exchange was strong on tho improved
quotations Of yesterday evening.
GOVERNMENTS QUIET.
The government List was moderately active at the
morning Board, aud underwent general improve.
mont Of about one-eighth per cent. Subsequently
advices IRON London reported Gvc-twentes down a
fraction, and tue market here sympathized but tho
changes were hardly perccptble except Ia the CTS
Tie ten-otiy saaes were IN better demand at about
one-quarer per cent advance. The ing were tho
closing rect prices--Unted States currency sixcs
10 iloil United States SKIES 1884, registered 1o9l
ITO; 60. TO-, coupon, 1laS 1881; do.
hye-tweniiea, registered, HAY and Novem-
Der, 1o71 lo!}; DO. DO, 1862 coupon, do, 1o7gl
1919; do. do, 1884, do. do 1914 lo7h; do. do,
1886, do. DO, 1913 ,o7is; do. do registered jan
uary and july, 1868 1861; do. do., 1866, coupon.
do, 1os% loosi; do do, 1867 do. do, 1904 n
ITO; do. do 1868 do. do, l10H 10Y; do ten-for-
ties registered, 1861 106sl; dc. do. coupon. lo0z
O 1904.
GOLD wEAK--110H 1loH.
The gold market was intensely duh. All tho sales
at the Board were at 1905 and lloA. Toward the
close few sales occurred at 1loX. The weakness
OF the market, subsequent to the government gold
sale which showed so much competition among pur-
chasers was surprise TO the street, especially as
our bonds were lower in London. An Impression
exists, however, that the Secretary Of the Treasury
Will order the prepayment at an early day, without
rebate, OF the January coin interest on the public
deot. The course or prices to-day is shown In the
table,
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HEALTH MATIERS

Meeting Of tho Hoard Of Cop,nissioacrs--Suit
to he Commenced Against vioaiors OF tho
Lnw.-Ursnfe BuiIdings-Contaa;ous Dis
enses-Srcct Cieani1g-CaItic Inspcctaon
and Other Matters.
The Board Of Health met yesterday President Eos
worth in the chair suits were ordered to be COM
menced by the attorney In twenty-o OF nom
compliance with orders OF the Board, and OF forty
one violations Of the Tenement House act.
The Sanitary Committee reported on insecure
building In West street, one In Beach street and
two In Park street, In referring these to the
proper department Judge Bcsworth said he thougns
that though the superintendent Of Buildings had TO
make examinations the Board ought to havea con-
troll The condition the docks Thirty eighth to
Forty-thir streets, East river, and Of the dock 81
the foot OF West Houston street, referred TO the
consideration oil the Department OF Docks.
The weekly report OF the Sanitary Inspect shows
au increase In some OF
THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
for the week ending December II over the previous
week. Last week the record was--Typhus, 2; ".
phod, le; smallpox, 2; scarlatins, 55 measles 10;
diphtleria, llthis beng an increase In iyphus Of
IN measles Of - IN diphIherla Of s. win decrcasd
Sanitary Committee that permit be granted ths
New York Rendering Company to carfy ca business
at the foot Of esq TnWtg eighth street lost on
the yeas and nays being ca..el. On recommends
tion OF Dr. Norris the Cattle Inspector, John Duc.e,
Was continued IL bis position. During The
month he has been "a tnlce no has IN
sDacted i2,1T3 cattle. ITO Of which were bruised,
twelve badly bruised and six pnnt fyr food or dead
In cattle IRON Dutehcse, Putnam and Queens cour-
Ties ana Connecticut ahl for That reason MIX n 40.
new permitted 10 como thence to tlis city. This
Tie repory or the Inspector relative 10 the Street
cleaning, as ordered W the Board was referred VI
tie Sanitary Committee. An Application for noti-
location OF the order relative TO the New Orphan
Asylum was re.erred TO tho same committee.
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master TO ina a suilcont tosen o. security In tho
priIelp!e Of the naturalization or the Black Sea, aud
WHEN 90 not ello'F ms imperial Majesty - accept
The corresponding obligation OF limitation OF nis
rights Q! sayerelgnty AT the same iiile ho has
clared hmself ready % concert with ms co-stgBa-
torres rs 10 the arrangements 70 be taken 10 MAIN
tain Tie general aiipulalons of ihe treaty, 10
or confirm them 50 as TO secare the repose oi the
East ana tile European equilibrium
Far from repudiatng thereby the mutual ohga-
tons Which unite che cosgnatoriea IN o trans,c.
uon concluded In common, the Imperial Cabinet
considered that IL Was rather paying ifs5h tribute
OF respect.
1t persists In ifs dispositions. and has there.
f0ie reason 10 hone THAI s intentions. being better
Understood, NIL meet With u more Just appieca-
ton.
lou WIN read This despatch TO- and leave copy Of
GoRTCuAKOFF.
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Sharp letter Addressed by bismarck 10 tho
Iraiia0 Alirisser OF Affairs.
According to the International Count Bismarck
has forwarded the following TO the Italian Minister
for Foreign Aiars--
MONSIEUR LIE CoMTE:-His Majesty. our beloved
master, wishes to make known to King Victor En-
manuel's government his Intentions relating to the
change which has taken place IN the friendly
and intimate intercourse which has existed so
lolg between, the two Courts. 1t Is not
without SURPRISE That his Majesty sees your
enro disregard OF those laws which among all
CIVILIZED nauon, have always prevented subjects
from procuring weapons and arning themselves
against another nation reng actually ut peace with
them. Such an uaheard-of Inc OF conduct would
lead US TO think that the government Of Florence in
teuds departing from the neutrality which they had
promised us to keep before we engaged In the pres
ent war; and III iact, 1t be considered that after
making tile lauSl E&tteilng promises 10 us you have
given refuge anu granted subsidies TO O pf1nce or
the beliaerent house, and that you continue TO
win the various European Cabinets 10 render cur
position more difficult this Is certainly not n con-
unct WHICH can inspire US With confidence
In the future attitude OF tho Cabinet OF Flo
1850, and II is through her help aionethat King Victor
Emmanuel was able to extend tho irontiers or his
realm. Very active agents arc working In tile
lberic peninsula 10 gather supporters for the caad
cannot be INDIFFERENT to the consent given by Inc
Florence CABINET TO THIS candiaature, Tor III other
times Prnssian influence In Spain could cause any
fears Tor the European balance OF power the same
pec,alIy ~ that influence Is already established both
IN Portugal and Ia France where the King OF Italy
has family connections. Please call, Monsieur le
CoIate, The attention OF Victor EnmanuePs govern
ment to the present document and leave copy OF
BISMARCK.
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.sTHE h;s.po0Y fel.o
Se.l(s.N 49,. I - -.

~ =
How u street Arab Repaid "a Berefsrtor-
Ho Hobs tho PiIlantGiropist and De-
can,ps-Cau3ht Mt burglary.
Zba H. Kitchen, residing at No. A4s West Twenty.
third street, appeared before justice Cox at Jser.
son Market, IL reference TO o young man. elglresn
years OF sge, named Frank Rafferty,, who
appears W be very bad hoy. Mr..
Kitchen states, several years ago, ne
took the youth In or the street, bnrefooied, friend
less boy, aud gave him good nome, allowing him
tho privileges the neuse. On the Cd or Juno 1852
as himselI and family were making preparations to
20 into the country, Rafferty, speaked into Mr.
Kitchens bedroom, ana appropriated $3.50 In money
nnda quantity OF jewery valued ut 500, with which
he cleared out and was not seen again until this
week.
ON Mohday night officer Click OF the Sixteenth
precinct, detected Rafferty, In the act Of forcing
open the fanght OF the liquor saloon Of Matthew
Hpin, at tue corner OF Nineteenth street and Ninth
avenue, 10 company with 40 accomplish,
who made hts escape. Tue officer arrested
Rafferty, and conveyed him ~ the ste-
ton house, where he gave the name OF
Thomas johnson. complaint Of burglary was
preferred against him, charging him with attempt
ing TO steal quantity OF liquor, valued Ct $4,000.
He denied the charge, ana claimed to have been so
drunk he did not Know what he was doing; but the
oGcer stated ne was not 50 drunk but thar no could
like deer for four or i've blocks upon observing
hun. He pleaded guilty TO rob5ihg Mi Kitchen,
and was fully committed for trial.
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THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD

TIE GOV ERN.iENr SAlE OF GOLD.
The Assistant Treasurer opened lids ut noon to-
day for the million gold advertised to be sold by the
government The total amount called for was
SASS 800 and the prices onered ranged from no l3
to 1886. The million was awarded at 1896 o
1la.G3S-the full market price at the time.
STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The stock market was strong, with active and
well distributed business. The feature of the day
was corner in Reading the cash stock Of which
was worth from " to y per cent per day. Thc
dealings were large and the price nuctuating and
Irregular, although firm. The difference between
"regular' ana 'cash" stock was at one time
one per cent, one sale ar osA "cash"
following Immediately one at 979t. quo
tatlsn 90 was given on the stock telegraph,
but the sale was cancelled. Late in the afternoon
during the dealings on the sidewalk, when
the quotation stood esN q 90. the stock was offered
at 9sa4, buyer sixty, so close was tho "corner."
Erie was hrmer and sold ct "a The general market
improved X per cent, but fell or ct the close on
private kilograms from Eric, Pa. that the conven-
ton OF railway officials could not como to any agrec-
ment for 'peolinR the earnings OF their respective
lines, the representatives OF tho western roads
being unalterably opposed to the proposition. A
COMPROMISE was erected by new adjustment of
tariff rates. which were slightly advanced.
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the
last session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton COM
pany, 8i11 q CT; Western Union, 45a a II; Quick
silver, az a 8; Marrosa, bid; do. preferred, OK
1Oh; Boston Water Power, 1874 ii; Adams Ex-
press, Gi1s o5; wels-Fargo Express, 80 bid; do
scrip, "a; American Express, 45a q 40; United
states Express, 3Sh q sSgl; Pacific MAIL 4ot4
lo3S; New York Central consolidated, o. a olH;
do scrip, s71s q s7H Erie, 2sI o "a; do.
preferred AZ bid Harlem 100 12o,l: Reading, o7'l
e7H; Michigan Central, u5A l1o1a; Lake Sh ore
W. eI3s; Panama, 7oa1; Union Pacific, 125s 12A;
Illinois Central, la3is 1856; Cleveland and Pitts
burg. lo3A 1oSA; Chicago and Northwestern, 69A
70; do. preferred, 500 sozs; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus, Cincinnati ana Indianapolis, 81 bid; New
Jersey Central, 100 q 1881; Rock Island, 1887 q
1925; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, So 55E; do. pre-.
ferred, 70 a 7o4; Toledo, Wabash ana Western,
Ask a ASH; Fort Wayne, e21 a ea,l; Alton and
Terro Hadte, 2o,5 bid; DO preferred 90; Obi
cage and Alton, Ill 1l5h; do. preferred, 1l2 o
lle; OHIO md Mississippi. q 27a; St. Louis and
from Mountain, IS; Delaware, Lackawanna and
western, 1929 a 1927: Morris and Essex, sof SIX;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, ~ q 2; Hannibal and
81. Joseph, sox 1ol; do. preferred. 1861 bid;
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, 16ls l7js.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prIc nf n Ieod tnr tnoEo
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Haif-pas; Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REP0ar.
WEDNESDAY, Dec, 2l-6 r NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2l-6 r. ".
CoFTEE.TLe business transacted Rio was moderate
but the market stoady ct former QUOTATIONS.
Sales s,olS bags Merfimao, private terms
Tho other kinds duh ANA unchanged We quote;-
EloQrd,nary csrgoes, 4c algc. fair DO, l5c. i5lc
good do, l6lc. 1916. prime d. Exc I7e.c extremes
for lots, Ia}sc 1870; Java government. bag s9c asc;
s Sin pore, isf' ss GsEienl s iss nars'sso
:, popgangG Isold in ooI;2 s1:c &c ceaJa Isc i7c
as w.s + ssa se dS, ps as 0r,,.
heavy and 10 lower Tho demand was odars.S export
bu. light for other purposes 1hc sales were bl2s
bales. Of which S.sA wers taken By esporsas. tsI
transit For future delivery the market was passa-
bly, active, but at lower rates. The sales lbssis
Icy nddIng were e fellow ,nsSe%ser ou q y ileo,
FOR 100 Dsssmbeg r. 49,. 600 JsnpaEy :. isS fsr 900
March, loo Il lysc April loo al i5.c My loo a isc
June, 100 at l6c. togehe February 400 III I6sc, 100 al
I'ss,s 700 q is 10y q ~, !; Ssf March laS a.
f az Private terms ~ aS Galveston , on private
Also Yesterday December Q Al lGs.e eSS a is isc
January, eo d 5Ic, 800 At Is sl6c 500 At January
and February 100 each a. Ii 6sc. February 400 DIE
goo At bNc; March, 500 q l5sc, 100 at l5d.c o. b.
Mobile 700 bales, private tsms. Total 61oo bales.
III. closing quotations for io. the spot fol
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TnH CITY BANK srooHs.


The following were the bids for rho city bank
Etocks:-NeW York. la5; Manhattan, $50; Mechan.
ics 1877; Union, 14oi America, 145; City, 200; Pie
nix, 1o7; Tradesmen's, 1888; Mechanics ana Traders.
1856; National, 1lo; Merchants Exchange Tex diy.l
90; Leather Manufacturers, 200; State OF New YORK.
Ion; Broadway, 80o ocean. IL Mercantile l24; Amer.
lean Exchange, 1l3<; Chatham, ITO; Banx of tho
Republic, ll5h; Hanover. 1oi; Irving, lls; Metro.
polItan, 132; Grocers', lis; Market 1875; Corn Ex-
change, 13l; Commonwealth, 90; New York County,
90; Manufacturers anil Merchants. 100; New York
National Exchange, 100; Central National, 1914;
Ninth National tex div.), 1885, Ter Rational, l25;
Gold Exchange, 10.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports exclusive or
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending December 20 and since The beginning OF the
year,
1853. 1900 1870
For the week. On, I'll $4,000 800 SIS, 903 GOO
Prev reported. 10oo9a,a.a 1S9214,2Sl 1Sl,s4s, 500
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Themes G. Walsh, en- old dealer In newspaper
lef his residence, No. 10 Second street, Williamsburg
sunday evening last and has not aince been heard
from. His absence Is unaccsuniable, - no was
man Of steady aud msthodical habits. Previous 70
hls disappearance he SOLD y newspaper route ioI
the FIRST OF January. Mr.. Walsh was member Of
the nrm Of John w. Orr 3 CO., printers Nassau And
to MS unaccountabie disappearance Dir. Walsh had
been gompla OF bad hAslsRa
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from SIX
per cent for carrying to Nat for borrowing.
The European steamers took out s2l2, 500 in
specie.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Back were IS
foows:--
Gold cleared 400, 600
Gold balances. 1,2lS, 525
Currency balances ................... 1,6g0,925