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The Great Lakes, compiled by j. DIsTURNELL
Nv b. Zebcr embraces description OF the inland seas
Of America with guide TO the Upper Mississippi RIVER
with sketch the principal towns and cities IL Oocu
pies ground which has not been fully covered before and
will be found useful volume TO travellers in the North
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BASKERS,
II Wal-st., New-YOlk,
Dealers in
STOCKS, BONDs. GOLD AND ENCHiNGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED At THE SToCK AND G0LD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED or DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK IT SIGHT.
Buy and Sell az current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT 81 PER CEST Com BONDS or
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY R'uEoAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York. London or FlaIlkfort-On-the-Aiain, free Of
L. s. Taxes TANNER q Co., No. IL Nallst
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THE MARKETS.
lc,rrfnllr Rercrted lor TaE raIBrys !

THuKsD,l, Juae r. ISL
AsHEs-Tte market Pots has been les active and c afs
STEADY AZ 75d Pears In good demand sni say "
$9HS9 g. - a., - ....L...t.. -.
CoTrON-The market tie SPOT, dull and Nrak ss -
bis 100 last EVENING" including IA for consumption All ca
ton lie market for forward delivery opened Ia a. lover Dai
stegy With part the decline ecoyered se last ,.'3n w w
nrc AZ sie 200 for July lSi ais lhc 2oo or August ~
Ig 6dIg site. september A. ~ 1870 am "a
Jun dsci $3.50, for July AZ EG 49, ~ Ia
5oi G November at iSc December Ia &c., We q1" 80
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The dnrs lrnnsactlons AZ the U s. sub Treasury weI
Foreign exchange closed quiet but strong on the pa
OF suboincd Iatcs: m.

The steamer Bremen took out s5cs,0o specie i''c
was higher of rates noted on call loans To-Day III
clent the depreciation in values OF railway seeni'' "
and transactions wcre recorded nj aud per cent? INC
latter rate Of course being exceptional. As cohnd"hea
was aiieTward partially restored there MAS more dlspo
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6ituaiions Uanieo--fcmales.

A RESPECTABLE married woman, with her
first eh oil. wishes out WETNURSE In a
good family Address cali SO West Thirty seveGthst between
Tenth and EeyenihsyeS
FAMILIES, Summer Houses, Hotels, Farmers,
and others suited reabe and Catholic.
male and female HELP English Scotch Welsh and GERMANY
al CARPENTERS AGENCY 1888 West Eeyenihst siHtaye
SIMMER HOUSES. Hotels, Boarding houses,
- and private families supplied with good Cooks Cha
maids Lauudresses ard Ho1seworkes Immediately at WALhEks
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1913 SiEth-aye., Drug Store
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ston evinced 10 lend money, and the close tho rep
eral rates were and per cent with exceptions Al
Prime mercantile paper shows no change In rates.
Government bonds have been quiet and without nota
bic change In prices the market closing strong on the
basis OF gang for sixty-scyens
Fisk & Hatch report AZ follows AT nm.
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Mr. Greeley written this book the r!ine and mPe manner
lie sav hope generally accorded the merit Of Owing set
orh pretend know language that few can fail to I'M
"derSland
have could the Of terms and distinctions
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HORACE GREELEY's NEW BOON.
Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW or FARMING
KNOW
OP
FARMING

one books published upon The suee II does noi
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The Philadelphia Stock market had an advancing ten
dency to-day; Pennsylvania 6s, third Issue sod al 1922
pbuadelnia and Erie Railroad 2si; Reading Railroad,
IS 5,6 and Pennsylvania Railroad, c. Gold closed at
1929.
The Fourth National Bank will pay s'Ini-annnal
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Messrs Lawrence, Bros. & Co will pay The July eon-
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Of Government tax - t...,..,,o
The directors of the Guardian Mutual Lie lnsnrance
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after July 3. .,, ..... ~,
YEARLY dividend four dollars per share frc oi Govern
inent tax and after july ), al the ono" oi uo
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the Illinois Central Railroad Company viii pay the
and after August l. at the Office OF the Company, In this
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The New-York National Exchange Bank has declared
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The Historical Reader, by JOHN j. AMBER
SON A. NJ CLARK Maynard, contains series Of soee
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modern history together with Illustrative passages from
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whom extracts given the names of Irving, Bancroft
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Tn addition to the usual wcl-s4lected literary
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COFFEE-Rio remains quiet. dsaer operate ssi, "a n,d
urcneI sales OF 9l bag Joha shay and - ~ nae, M.
OWeu last and West India grades are uun' NV
csbo ex Sp-ng Bird private ;erls ,l, moderate er-
FLOUR AND MEALfor Floar 'Lee A low Sra medium grSss
e S"l and beayy though no lowers FANNY grsa ~ uni
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WHAT KNOW OF IA II Nj i q
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FARMING

TO uge more thought with work Some think W their heads
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delaware. .s...s.sssss. .''''
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con - 20 ass ~ t0In neI ~ No 0a ~
corn he M 6 a - 4 hsA" ~ w.
COR. A,alWest W " a 60 ~, . wol.r.t. haa-i
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rarl for ,es charter ai o rates .ne ~. 81,
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AN EDITOR RoBBED.-We regret To
learn that on Friday night last, John G.
Jacob, editor Of the Herald, was robbed Of
bis pocket.book, containing some twenty
dollars. On the night in question some
person or persons effected an entrance to
the sleeping apartment of our nelghbor,
taking his pants aud abstracting there.
from It's contents TFellSbwy NelGs. u
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

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Chicago Market,


FLOUR-QulGt.
GRAIN-NO. 2 spring Chicago Nc lower, 81 II
DI l7k cash; closed al 81 II july this afternoon
heavy at 81 l5Xdi l6Ac July. COrn-NO. .
mixed fairly active and closed at 62jsC; this acr.
noon dull at SIC. Oats-No. 2 quiet and strong.
or; closed at 47c Rye-NO. quiet and 2GDIc
lower, aG199C. Barley-NO. 2 spring quiet At
100 for August. H '.HE H. d +
HIGHwINRs-- Steady at 9le. g .Eslwt
PROvIsIORs-Q Quiet, Mess pork closed at $14 Is
oil 81 cash; $li 5CfDt4 % for August, Lard
lOY6iOkC.
llOGs-falrly active at IS OO-15c lower.
CATTLR-Dull at q 8OGI5 "a.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stook Market.

New YORK Money and stock Market.
.... luae NEW YORK, July II.
GOLD-LtIOld opened weak At 1tQ and closed
SOMEWHAT nrmer at ii2ECD1iah, The iDdlCa.
tI0hS are that prices viii decline still more.
Loans were made at i69 per cent 1t6f carrying,
and at one time the same rates wero charged for
nse. OlearinHs SG9,6OO,OOO. .N.f.a ' ~
MoNEY-Very plentiful at 9Gb0pe cent. ~
EXCHANGE Sterling Exchange, Bankers hills
hoy. r. . ur.rr.
GdyERNAGNTs-0o Governments qnlet and firm.
Ga advanced Y, and sis Y per cent.
United states G's Of 1881, coupons .......1i4t,
FlVe.twetltiea (iB6O ..u.................., .Il4E
Flvetwentles u9Gi) ...............,..,... il3S
FlvetwentieB 1880.
ElVe'twCntieB 1850 new. .ti9k,
TEtvc'tWehueb llbOD
rrNc;twGntteB 1868 ....,.....,.....
Currency Sizes, ii4E
STATE SECURITIES MlssOurls are firm; others
dull and unchanged.
Missouri, 1l,.;." 1SyirginIa, old. ..... GGah
tennessee OLD 80 N. Carolina, old :. 46S
Virginia, new NEW Il Il do new. Il
sTObKs-stOcks dull and strong; hut few OMAR.
ing. Rock Island, Wabash and Lake Shore were
the most active. The borrowing demand 4
large throughout the whole list, and most stoeks
lend fat It's said the bears fail every day in
their deliveries Of Northwestern preferred Rock
Island, and Ohio d Mississippi. II Ia reported
that most Of Northwestern has been bought for
the German account. The market closed dnIl
and firm, except for Lake Shore, which fell OF
about y per cent The FOSi says the dizziness in
the stock market has been relieved this after.
noon by dealings Of considerable amount in
Rock Island, which has been strong, on the re-.
port that the principal holders OF stock, some OF
whom were members Of the late pool, intend TO.
morrow or within few days, 10 call In their
stock which IL now lent out. There Il consider.
able short interest In stock and these tactics are
being used to force the price up.
". U, Tel. ..n.a, b3kl Rock leland .....l0s
Adams Express. 81 ClGveld, Colnmb's
Pacific Mall ,.... AN b Cincinnati. =. 9OA
N. Y. Central. -. 96E Burlington q Qnln.
Erle .u.....,...... 9STIunIon PaClnC. 49,. 10Y
do preferred. w 81 Cent? Pac bonds. M
Cleveland b Pitts.iis Union Pac, do d. ssB
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, July II.
FLouR-Qulet and unchanged.
GRAtN-WheAl, market steady with mOder.
ate demand at unchanged prices. Corn, demand
light hut holders firm; mixed western IOlO73c.
Oats steady with moderate demand; old west.
PRoySIoSs-Mess pork tiS 5O1iS 75 Bacon
shoulders 7Kc; do sides Afb9Sc do clear rib
gSC Hams l71i7Bc. Lard ii1iiSc
WnIsKr-Flrm al 9i09iSc.
Cleveland Market.
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