New-York tribune., 1868-10-31
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The circulation of THE TRIBUNE is far larger
than that of any other newspaper, and is dis
tributed over larger territory. ADVERTISE
ments inserted in each of our editions will
reach 3Ol 900 actual subscribers, and, as each
paper is read by five persons on an average,
every advertisement is placed before 100000
readers. BY no other mode can business men
reach so many first-claSs customers, for The
TRIBUNE circulates among the most enterpris-
ing intelligent, and wealthy classes. For S25
an advertisement of ten lines is placed before
100000 heads of families in every State and
Territory, as well as in foreign countries. For
$50 an entire column of The TRIBUNE is at
the disposal of advertisers, while the cost of
sending 100000 circulars of the smallest dimen-.
siOns would be over $1,000 This illustrates
the cheapness of advertising in The TRIBUNE
Merchants, manufacturers inventors, real es-
tate owners, those wanting farms. implement
manufacturers, seedsmeD, dealers i'll plants,
dealers in stock, bankers schOOl-teachers, and
sl others who desire TO secure patrons and
customers in New-YOrk City, as we'll as in all
parts of the country. will find it TO their own
manifest and great advantage to advertise in
THE TRIBUNE as portion of their regular
our American manufacturers have learned the
benefits of advertising their goods and wares,
while importers, and those who sell imported
goods. reap rich returns from their investments
m advertising. Our manufacturers fully un-
derstand the principles of protecting American
Industry, but they must learn the advantages
of letting the American people know why
American goods should have the preference,
and where they can be bought
AS a brilliant instance of the value of adver-
Using, Bonner's Ledger is probably the best
living example, Mr.. Bonner having been one
of the first to understand the wisdom of syste-
fatic expenditure, and having the pluck to put
his money where it would bring him returns.
AS late examples of the profitableness of ad-
vertising American manufactures, we refer to
the success of the American Watch Company
ct Waltham, Mass, and the National Watch
Company at Elgin, Illinois. With proper ex-
penditure in newspapers of large circulation,
the same results can be realized IN all branches
of business An advertisement, kept before the
public, is perpetual sign and perpetual in
yitation to customers, and the more legitimate
Che business the better Will advertising pay.
BATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE NEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE.
No advertisement taken for less than the price OF
<wo lines in The DAILY. SEMI-WEEKLY, or WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
Ordinary Advertisements classified under appro-
PIRATE heads. p cents per line each insertion.
Loaded and Displayed Advertisements charged
soid space.
Special Notices-Fif,h Page-4O cents per line each
Insertion.
Advertisements on Eighth Page are charged 30
cents per line each insertion,
Business Notices-Fourth Page-C0 cents line
each insertion.
Item-[Announcementl-I City News Column, 90
cents a line for solid agate space.
Fancy Type is charged double and Cuts treble rates
Cor space occupied.
About ten words average line.
Deaths and Marriages are charged S.
sEsI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Ordinary Advertising cents line each inser-
ton
Cuts and Fancy Displayed Advertisements are
charged double rates in TIE SEM-WEEkLY 4kiB-
USK.
Item-(Announcementl-50 cents line each lnser-
ton.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Ordinary Advertising-S2 line each insertion.
Cuts and Fancy Displayed Advertisements are
charged double rates in The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Iteu-In the News Column prefixed by the word
Hnnouncementl-s3 a line each insertion NO less
By the quarter OF year. Terms Invariably in advance
Tribune O6foe Sept 16 1868
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