New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-23
PROPOSED MEXICAN LOAN
Thirty Millions Of Mex lean Bonds In the
Market TO-Day-The Guarantees and
Securities for the Pny me Mt OF the Bonds.

We are requested to publish the following an
nouncemont of proposed Mexican loan to be put Oh
the market to-day;
orgIcE OF JoHy W. CoatIrs Co. TrsAScln AoEScr)
OF THE krruB-ic o. MTxIco. No. 81 BRoApw,r
New YORK oct. 20 1888.
MEXICAN LOAN.
Tic Constitutional Republic of Mexico, through its
Pres dent, Beno Juarez end his COMMISSIONS. Gcn
Jose II. J. Carvoial has contracted with John W. Cor
lies Co. Of the city of New York FOR tie negotiation
and sale OF thirty millions of dollars in bond in demon
twcLiy years from Oct. 1861 with interest at seven
per cent per annum payable semi Annually in the city
Of Nrw.York. Priacipdl end Interest pdyGbt IN 0old
GUARANTEES AND SECURITIES For PAYMENT
Faithful payment Of the bonds md interest u guaran
tied Nv the pledged faith Of the General Government Of
the Mexican Republic and of the States Of Tamaupas
and San Luis Potos, and is further secured by the
spc ial pledge 0avDe he effect of national gagc
oi ,OOU000 Of of agricultural and OOO acres OF
mineral auds. in the States of I0maulpas and San
luis rotosi. The. agricultural lands thus pledged
afe estimated at the value OF from 81 to $50 per acre
and the mineral lands at the minimum value OF
500 per acre At Government prices, the spe
cial security thus given aggregates s11OooOo
Moreover. SUN eGus TO the amount Of the interest
upon the bonds Tor the first year il 10 be reserved and
held by j. w Cores Co.. trustees for the Govern
uent, for the prompt payment oi snch Interest. And
still further security. 60 per cent of all Federal and
state dues accruing from port duties. imPosts and
taxes in the States named 10 also pledged for the pay
ment OF the interest on the bonds, end as sinking
fund Tor tho redemption Of the principal.
In addition these bonds will he received o. gold in
payment Of oil moneys due the Liberal Government Of
Mexico will in the said States also In payment Of port
mineral and agricultural. a. the Government price TO
actual scttetsslOo per acre for the former and 81
per acre for the latter.
These bonds are therefore commended
First To those who are DESTROYS Of holding them
simpy rs an investment
Second To those who desire to aid in lawful way
\ sister Republic.
Third: To those who wish 10 engage In the develop.
ment of tie great mineral wealth Of Mexico
F5nrth To those DESTROYS OF engaging in agricul.
| tural or kindred pursuits in Mexico
IUA To those who can use them In payment OF Gu
ties merchandise shipped to such Mexican ports Is
Matamoro, Tampico. and others within the two States
named.
Ten millions Of dollars OF these bends will be sold at
GO cents on tie dollar in United States currency and
the right is reserved to Increase tue price Of the re-
marder II ii shall then be deemed expcdicnt.
Bonds sold at the above price will yield an annual
interest the investment Of nearly IL per cent III gold
nearly Il per cent in United States currency with
gold its present premium. In addition to this should
be considered tie approaching value OF the bonds them
selves which naturally follow the establishment OF
peace.
Envoy Extraordinary and Hnis,er Penpottniafy Of the
tea Slse 81 ,. to s sca Caves Of
the state OF Ismsgps Was duly authorized on tue si nd
bonds penny the faith # the Government for the rsymes
oil the and binding its revenues, that in aeeordae. with
aid authority Gen Cssva signed tas Gay con.aG
and in Mexican bonds thst said contract
has been duly submitted TO aud approved BY In accord
snce with the instructions Of the Mexican Governen mt al
tls, i, is binding upon the Mex lean Government
Done this llth day OF September, OF the year ls6s
! NJ. ROMERO.
The 500 bonds are ready for delivery. Tie
other denominations will be ready in few days.
4 Commanding all the foregoing 10 your most favorable
con- Iteration aud awaiting your subscriptions. wbeh
NAV be forw arded to either Of the undersigned, re-
main Your obedie1t servacts.
john W. CoELIEs & Co.
j. y. TIFF. Agent.
Subscriptions viii tc received by banks and bankers
generally throughout the Cnited States.