New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
As an INVESTMENT.

The rapid progress the Union Pacific Railroad no" building Ses
from Onsha Nebraska and forming with It's western connections
the continent attracts attention to toe Vsae Of se
First Mortgage Bonds which the Company Offer 10 be pno he
first question asked by prudent e these beads secareV
Next Are they profitable investment To reply in bHef
FIRST The early completion the whole great line to the Pacific
az certain A, any future business The Government grant
over twenty million land ay million dollars ia s oEn BOMBS
practically guarantees fourth Of the work already iOne Ha
be laid at the rate Of two miles day
nd The Union Railroad bonds issued whst promises
to be profitable lines Of railroad the country fo'"sny
years only line connecting the Atlantic and facac ana
being without competition maintain remuneratve rates
ra Three hundred seventy miles Of this road are finished and
fully equipped with depots locomotives cars &c aud Two ns arc
da running each The materials for the remaining li mue
the eastern base Rocky Mountains hand sui Il G'is' Goa
tract 10 be done in September
t The net earnings Of the sections already hnsd s'veraf
,s .a, than the gold interest upon Fs Mortgage Bonds upon
such sections smother mile Of the road we're bn Voc par
sady completed sou not Ooy interest and expenses bot DC pa
able 10 the Company.
mn The Union Pacific issued only the road
progresses and therefore the market unless they repre-
sest a bona 6de property -
s5 Their amount strictly limited by Law TO sum sua 70 whS
IS granted by the i for which takes sHd he.
as lis security This upon the hr SIT miles Ses iron omsoss
only $4,000 per mile
the road and ofthc shrewist railroad builders
OF the country already paid S5oo upon the stock tShs
is 20 them third en well inspire confidence 10 trst lien
Eighth Although claimed that there can be AnI better 'eeH''
mon eh property vey security the World and "hs
sell their Governments enyess these bOHd-'ns securing
greater interest L.
Ninth A the Union Pacific Railroad bonds offered for inc preses
Al % cent? On the dollar accrued interest," they The cheapest "
curity in the market being per less tban U stoets
1tati. Al the current rate Of premium gold they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
The daily subscriptions already large sni they viii continue 70 "
received n NewYork By the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No 7EaSSans,.
CLARK DODGE Co. Bankers No 81 Wallst
John J. CISCO & SON Bankers, No % Walist
HENRY CLEwS Co. Bankers. No 81 Walse'
and by BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout che United s's'e
Of whom msps and descriptive pamphlets may be obtained fhsy "A
also he sent b mail from Compnys ohce No Nassau az new
York on application Subscribers viii select their Agents Who's
they have coueace will be responsible 70 'se~ for the s.s
delivery Of the bonds
JOHN CISCO. Treasurer, sew.Yoft
American Pianos.
CHICKERING &c SONS,
Manufacturers Of
GRAND. SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES,
have been awarded Exposition BY the bHperos hspcseo>
July 1907. the
GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
and decoration Of the
LEGION OF HONOR,
As inon, the superiority their instruments all others
the Exposition.
wARBROOMS. no. 6j2 BROADWAY.
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