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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

sPeeial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
sA1T LAKE, Jan. II.
Governor Durkee's ues*a9e VAS read TO the
LFRtelaturc to-day. He congrssulates xhe people
Of the lcrr1iory on the triumph Of the prtnci Lies
Of the Republican party. ~ indicated By The etec-
lion Of General Grnns to the Chief M>stracy OF
tie nstlon the unprecedented iucft ase IN p0pn
latinr, fapld Improvements Of Communication
with the neiehborinR States and Territories ae-
ture E!n petition Congress 10 allow the
internal revenue collected In Utah to be used
for the Improve ncnt Of penltentla1y accnmm oda-
protests aSainst the preten, system OF cnaiu. gang
labor. Recent invrrticat,oc thows that prcTious
surveys OF lands IN pnh w&rc 80 loorcly msde
title eau be procured IRON tho government 81
settlers. lie tuRctlts that tte ps be taken ior the
cktahtlttmcnt Of mtneraloGtc2l} cabinet, and
ortItiQn nf the TcrrlrorY
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TIE SOUTHAMPTON 4AIL sRRSIck
LotpoE, Jan. Is.
London merchants are exters yc!y petit,ortpr
the government to restore the mail service be.
t"etn Southampton and New York.
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d2aanten.
Partner Wanted.

to s13uo, t. lake half Interest IN aaojesaie bus
ne1a ofsseu on Lake-kt. Address eth Eral nam
tnd reference, Tor two eaIs. y q, TE.hune Office.
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Sp&tHe
VOLUNTEERS ron TEE CUBAN SERVICE.
MADRID. dan. 10.
The authorities are In reccits Of offers Of men
ard money from all quarters OF spain to recover
Cuba from tic hands Of tic insurgents
ASoTHAR CANDIDATE roR TIE K1Sosu1r,
FLoREAcE, Jan. a.
The Etoeu arsrrts that the Governments OF
france and lta.y. Senor Olpscga, Spanish Mtni..
Ter to fartR. and at least one member Of the Pro-
Fieional GoEcs1ment Of Spain, advocate the
clain1s Of Prince Amadeus. uuke Of Ayin,a IN
the throne of Spain.
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sAH F1A.ctscu, Jan. 1a-Thc LeRlsla.lra
toun 4! Of Httt*h CoIu a1hia IL conAldeftpg tne
Qur.uon OF reciprocity With tho U a1ted Vt itus,
The Raxllah eutNnAt 0hanItiser a.f4vrd NJ
fiesoeta to.asT ffoa eausnA,
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1ND1 sNAs

INNATE
lSb!ASArotIF, Jan. IL Mr.. Nanun Scnh,or
arh. "A@ "@' 4N""'
m. TO ar thr time for holding courts In the
11s on l'f na.h nS,a'sE srea, eon'. IL F.yc.
Mr.. Hughes called mp Tho special order, author.
lang the I'Ftrsuent Of the senate 10 npnoint
fsai ding committees. and moved MI aiuc,lunlrnt
.ns,rna: ritE II 10 thu hands Of tic .najurlty.
The motion to indefinitely postpone the rcso.
,nta"n httGd stsscsehy. called upon ''ovcrnor
h,mtslf and 1 c1tcnaut Governor cumhAck.
which wns pending At the date of ,hc a7taurr.
m,nt ys;strroay. r.; came Up for consideration.
rotc o. Offering au anet dMcns to thn resolution
Hc Knows enoucn Of IT. origin to relieve Dem :
cratic m! MIXERS from its paternity, and dec ared
that II did not originate ~ partisan attack from
thst quarter, bnt fhat II originated In rood fat
With Republican Senators. to d1rchhrrc a public
knew o' IL until It's Introduction in The sena'.,
Hs lett some embarrassment Ia attending to The
IN Of nj as
but he tels the ditcharee OF bis duty TO b. plra.
'e 81 1s:0nn .uososs
the Lieutenant Governor. while acting =. Psesi-
dent Pre- f<m & the scnasc, wrote letter to The
oFn appointment to prospective vacarcr in
tnc orlied etates Senate upon the consideration
taat nc "o1iG *tthd14W from the nc1d as the op-
ID moi II teis aaa g.
inughes' .houEht 4 natsez Of tne h,shea: IN.
The Govetuo IN the discharge Of high ofacial
eeup IT, &c sossd sedd bs Sg
would BE- Instituted, and the statement result IN
eefpxa tef s'ndsattoR ns IA n parties 81
20 result, because he thought the charge wss
true, ard be said 10 the fTierd. Of the L7euten-
ant Gosernez tsas u would not do 70 GRADE, or
that senator Rice stated, D. authcs!iy t,hc Lieu
tenant Governor. that be Was authorized to ~
ns{e ;,oss1nor @ Bascr all oh'tsss,ou Of secre
u ~ tne matter. md he houed the Senstor would
extend 70 him the same courtcsy. and open the
doors TO az Investigation, as he stood as N c1-
Senator church Objected to the resolution, as
originating lt,n 4 rumor in tue rcwtnsoc.f
but - be VA. tat:tded there was e.n.e ios pro:
postpone indefinitely va. voted down. be Should
offer Preamble el.lns The facts Ia the case ~
taeY nad q GManspisea, n aad .'qaeet Governor Baker
10 hy AZ the eoHeepondence between tiusclf
ard Lieutenant Governor Cumha:k before thc
Sena'c. on ,he sur1cct matter ecfore them.
~ hs:Iaos Mcs 1egalded 1t as an insult to require
senator CtaEens n adc lea9thy argument for
sns i.nrcst.s.tiou, and denied that 1t was
s;a'e, All Of all the o1cess u the State, dcmsad.
81. Cbn.ch .atd tha. hr. cumback and his
| yoted up Or down. He said thai ire newspaper
| articles rc!en,re dcrti.ey to Nj. cuubaek a.
not 1T 10 rad By respectable pcfsont. ''o'e' aoa
| senator Andrews said he had heen opposed
TO hc inFesuRaston bat as the pledge Of set1esy
| announced tha. there was nothing in that cor.
retpondcnee but what The Lieutenant Goserno.
" ~ wiling to 6?pIbu.hed, be should 7ats !or
| and to The 4eLHtc. th2t the Modification shoulh
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THHAtnn Ian, N -thu t,an,aatsstt i~sfsis,,ya
rAurus u on h4hsteA J"hn r, Rtuthinn Mt Tinted
H} III HahRthF, ~
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F1ASKYohr, jan. IS.
Boursc hcaTy fcntcJ, 1of nc.
Cotton eloted active and low, Mitdunss, 10 ar
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hAsuviLE jan. lathe Aause At Itsn1aaon-
la1lyrs snupted Z tr4ulutinn to-day rr1,iustiug
thu t}ovenins 10 seld 4 body IT nltIitiR to Eu.
ilnha to Investigate the railroad uuEIAgu,
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To Builders,

want house bnflt, aud will cxcAauxe mine IS
South MorzanSt- u good tzoAtoeY Of 10 roous bath
4pd sio ets, and PAY difference Cali Al 81 South
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AtBAx1. Jhr. H.-The Asetmhly tndav lA11ed
n fpronsuu fpr A committee vi tuY, et,patil,,l
# the tnats of tue Merchants Uaiou E1press
ILmrett,
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ltAsy.

1HE COUNTRY QUIET.
FLoaEAcE, Jan. H.
All disturbances attending the collection Of hi
mill tax have ccased.
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HAlrt4e NJ. ism. n = ffDn. U,tin ttnwtp wss Ii
'a4'IeI A. H"sefhof Vt M#fjIsnl ri NUN to-JaY.
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VlEHkA, Jan. II.
The ErtHiug Post toficial journal) says Count
Bisnsrk hao told Court Wimpnfcn. the Austrian
Alnister at Berlin, that the retention Of Baron
Beust In Office weuld provoke sertoua action or
The part Of Prussia.
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eEten City, Tonight roroi. at.d General schurz
fer the U sied etatts Senale On II. arst ballot.
aeh1rz, 60; Loan, 20.
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General Notifcs.
PRESENTATION,

a veET pleasant occurrence took placn On Tuesday
evening 1t the residence Of Mr. Seth Fish ~ west
Aadsonss-. i, being the presenting to that gentle
nan BY his late aasoc!ates Of splendid gold chalo,
valued II Is, - meratnto OF their personal regard
and p1e1Au1Abe remembrance efsevesal years passed
together formerly With tho hcusa Of Mr. y. r. Mer.
I'LL. and !atte.y With that Of Aesrt, Eaton. Na-
e1!re d Co.. OF this city.
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5toektnlnerS' mcetiag.
ELECTION NOTICE.


Cn1cAao, Uecenber A. Fks.
Tho annual ME- ting of ihe Stockholders Of kho F.ra
National nank Of Chicago. for tho election Of IN.
rector, ~iil ~ held al ,hn QHro pf said raok o.
TcrsdaT. 1snuary Il. next, tetvern the hours Of u
:. n. ARd 4f.m> L. /. uAuk. CMuk.
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YOUR FUTURE DESTINY.

MADAME ROSS, the onlv really Scientific Astroto-
E1ss IN she West, can be committed 1t l3 Monroe It,.
nesr Eark. She uufotds the hidden Mysteries Of
past rftEent and future. Tells with regard bust.
ness, lore snt happiness. tsfort1neA gAius loss
=, &c. Shows like: Of abseat friends or future
husband or vile. Al ii trouble call. Ladies', 81
gentlemen q. Outline Of life. bY mall, T. Send ara
and nddre.s ~ above. 80 cards lortuneteInz and
I1ckery rtsoTted to.
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flent two .oE,s upou Gererat R1nkE' proteetorate
scheme. aLu had very lively debate. In witch 9
:.otd naay members participated, Sir. Buticr be-
snc the only one who supported! II with any vtgor.
The thin. y a. then tabled by Ia to II.
The II III me ctd rot prove 10 be ne. II as ettons
az 1te flicnde believed.
.hx ALAeKA TERRITORIAL EttL
Zen came NJ at the hAnds OF Ms. Athley OF Ohio,
nnt wxs at n1cc attacked by Nj Waahhn1ne aud
o1he1e on the Ground that there WAS no occa.iou
10 hnre roEcErncnt MP there q: p1cscrt. MI
WashbEfoc said it would coet dry or efxty thou
sand doi!ara ytar1S. and he OF no cor, OF use.
M1. Ferris thought we had better pay someb ID =
Eeven D.l,!en two hundred thousand dollars
10 take the cour1ry Cd our hands. and several
o'her members ee' med OF this opinion. The
hill wss killed edectually that thetr wc:c not
cLough noutners to cettne Yea. and rays,
N1A0AnA 6nlr CANAL.
At. Clarke, OF hantat, read a long written
speech in Committee Of the Whcle, and The
Niagara sh,p Car.l hill! wae thcE tain up 20 as
20 ts the frat thing Tomorrow.
RATIONAL AAhk tEATisTics.
The Comptroller Of the Currency sends lette,
10 Congsess. showing the following statistics
:tnout tic Sationsl Banke:
Amount q disldenta tcclared hy Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
TUESDAY, July 1872 VI.

TUESDAY, Ju1 lJ--lt VI
Gold opened strong, selling nj 1875 1875
aferward il declined to l36i, closing at lJsGlJt I'D
easier turn OF ths money market taken advantage OF
by the coues 10 advance the prices, but there was
rush 10 sell which caused the subsequent decline The
steamer sesia took out $4,000 Ia specie today The
elearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were t59 900 ana
tho balance s2C9sgsJ H. Government bonds have been
feyesh and excited At the opening of business there
was sharp demand for the bonds, which advanced
from a per the closing prices OF yesterday Al
the last Board thsadyauce lost under free offerings
OF bonds AT the close the market was firm, at small
reaction from the highest prices Of the day 1910 bonds
we're strong under heavy investment demand Cur
rency per cents we're Ia request at 1914 90ii TOmor
row the Government VIII purchase 100000 ana on
Thursday 100000 for the sinking fund The withdrawal
of this large amount from the street has the tendency
10 give great hruness 20 prices.
State bonds higher with largeltransacons In the
new bonds Of North Carolina aud Tennessee. North Caro-
lima per cents advanced from IS 20 5i; bonds sold
at 47aEi ola Tennessee per cents were steady az Oh
new bonds sold at5 9fl south Caroinancw per cents
sold at c. ex July interest Missouri per cents were
strong at s7lqss Railway bonds we're firm, with small
offerings Central Pacific per cents sold at 9S Michigan
Central per cents 33 Milwaukee and s. Paul lists, 9o
Bank shares were steady, with sales OF Continental at
100 Central National li2; Bank Of Commerce l25t
Western Union Telegraph was firm at 3sd3s3. Pacific
Mail sold at si ssI s7i o6i closing at sd Canton Com
pauy sold az Oh dCi Express shares were uuHi Auaus
sold at so 200. WelsFargo, 23s
The Railway share market opened buoyant upon New
York Central Hudson, Harlem, Michigan southern
Cleveland and Pittsburgh aud The s. Paul shares. New
York Central sold 2Oi Hudson, 1884 Michigan South
ern 1911; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, io3l So Paul Com
non 7sl; 81. Paul Preferred, -. The Northwestern
shares were frm but duh Rock Island advanced 10 il9
NewJorsey Central active, selling at loit Fort
Wayne quoted az 1891 aljii The excitement IN New
York Central was intense, aud the transactions very
heavy Hudson next In point Of Interest but the
transactions were limited, and advance made of %
per cent on light offerings Harlem sold at 1909 The
dealings in the Western shares were for moderate
amounts and the advance In prices manly due 20
the activity OF Central Al the second call the advance
was checked and sharp downward reaction was made
in prices New-NOrk Central declined % per cent, and
Hudson per cent. The Western list was from idl per
cent lower Rock Island fell per cent; New Jersey
Central 9aper small transactions. The drchue
was caused in part by the active demand Tor money
by brokers' the heavy sales OF long stock having tend
cncy to brug class ot borrowers into the market
At the close the market ieyerlsh and unsettled
The following the closing quotations Of Govern.
hnnla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
LITERARY ITEMS.

Mrs. Stowe's Oldtown Folks" has reached a
sale Of 5000 copies
q r. Frothingham's Lecture on Theodore
Parker delivered in the Fraternity course last WINTER
win be the leading article in The Radical for August
Miss Yonge contributes to the July number
of Maeula,s Maga-ine charming paper on Childrens
Literature Of the Last Century"
A volume of Littelrs Lining Age, including
the Numbers for April May and June, has just appeared
II is gratifying to perceive how this periodical hourshes
IN its hale old age II loses Of its old friends, and
gains many new ones
The July number of The Peoples Magazine,
oubshed by the London Society for Promoting Christian
knowledge, and issued in this city by Pott Amery'
contains the first four chapters Of MN. Erckmann-
Charian's story Of The Conscript" The magazine Is
cOpiously illustrated with excellent WoOd-culs'
In the Preface to a second edition of his work
on sound" Prof Tynda speaks with pride OF the anu
sion Of his book which been reprinted in America
and reproduced in very good style in Germany and
France Books on pure science rarely find so keen pub
lie ready 10 receive them The edition has been re-
yised i'm style and contains summary OF the recent re-
searches OF NJ ReghauII
In the last number of The FOrtnighHy RerielC
Mr. swInburne has enthusiastic roylew Of Victor
Hugo'S LHo"me qta r5 winch opens with the following
comparison:
once only in my life have seen the likeness Of Victor
Uugo's genius. Crossing when boy from OStend,
| bad Inc fortune 70 be caught in midchannel by a
thunderstorm strong enough delay the packet some
three good hours the due time About midnight the
tfnuderclond was night overhead fun of ncessant sound
aud fire, tightening and darkening SO rapidly that 1t
seemed 10 have life and delight in its life. AT the same
hour the sky was clear TO the west ana all along the sea
line there sprang and sank to music restless dance or
chase OF summer ghtngs the lower sky race
ard lights beautiful and rapid as course OF sum
ing Oceaudes along the tremulOus floor Of the sea- East
ward the moment, the space OF clear sky was
higher and wider, splendid senicircle OF too intense
purity be called blue; It OF no color nameaOle ny
aud midway IT, between the storm aud the sea,
hung nOtIOuless full moon; Artemis watching with
sere SplcudOr of the battle Of Iitans and the
rrycl of uymp from her stainless ana Oymplan summit
of divine Indifferent light Underneath ana about us the
sea was paved with flame the whole water trembed and
Missed with puUSphOrc fire; even through the wind ana
thunder Cuud the cracking and suffering OF the
wacrspaTks In the same heaven and in the same hour
the three cOntraSted glOrles golden
and fiery and white of moonlight and Of the double light
nug, IOrked aud Sheet and under all this miraculous
heaven las q flaming floor Of water That In a most
close and exact symbol is the best possible definition
can give OF Victor HugOs genius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
on with foreign banks with tho prospect ., pl.,o. -,

on with foreign banks with tho prospect Of p.ae,nv A
whole loan at "A much higher rate ~ premium ~ -
The aggregate amOunto OF exports from the mort n, ~
York to foreign ports for tho week ending July IA ,s
was s37l3,I22 ~
The business the Second ave Rallroad ~
creased mnch that the Directors OF the COMPANY ~
concluded to withdraw the dummy engines which ~
been running on the upper end u The road tor so.
years past. aud TO substitute hOrsecas. Thirty u M
latter have lately been purchased. and YESTERDAY ~
menced running above Sixty -third-st The CONN,
nifty viii be much better accommodated by this arr.n.,
ment The increase In population the east side ~ ~
city during the last two years has been truly
The Harlem River aud Poftchester Railroad Comma.
which Is to connect with IN. Second ave has "a -
dersand, made contract with Messrs Berthone, st,A
White. for building their road TO Harlem River and 4,
will be constructed as rapidly possible The receipts
on the second-aye. Road Tor June were over o. 20
Under the constitution OF the State which /. "a Ia
voted on this FAIL Il will be necessary TO Obtain
Of the property the line before any new e,v
track can be laid (Which will be difficult 70 ger aud Ina
value OF the roads already built w therefore be much
enhanced.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Roads ea,poa
for the first week In July;
Io69.sl9 200 l8s..... 500 Ts7 fucrss,s......ev "a
On Monday, Mr. Warren Colburn. YcePresideul 81 no
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad Company vas m.
rested for alleged violation OF the injunction airan-
ing the officers Of the Company from issuing stock f1r tho
completion Of the road. The violation Of the Injunction
Il charged have consisted the removal OF the Com.
panys transfer books from this city 10 Toledo Mr. Col
burn was promptly released on bail We understand Lat
similar proceeding have been instituted In Ohio Tbesa
proceedings have grown out Of stock iobhng pera
ton
The Home Insurance Company have declared ssml-
annual dividend OF per cent
The Lenox Fire Insurance Company have declared a
dividend Of per cent, payable on demand
The Leareneor Bulletin OF today has an article stains
that as soon the gauge tho Missouri Pacific Rar0at
reduced correspond with other roads In that section,
through traIns far the Missouri River and The CUR
and the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroads, viii be- made
up In that city instead Of Kansas city a. heretofore.
Trains Will be be made up 90 Leavenworih, running
through 10 Chicago via the bridge at Kansas Cy, 10
Cameron and quincy. without change or delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

COFFERThs staek u RIO held ny importers he rutsl States
made Oh morning lal3 hgs smtraiuE 1900 80 Nts Or
oaus Mobile la BALTIMORE, isu a. hastun al .
tals port TIE guus eta e., ID heti % rT.ltr
caguss f9i for r 90 ti ale Tor fad i VA r ~ rue
aud BE- -lc luy Da ~ invoices ~ gui TIE tsuttl 90
maeat hHt importers 't rr'ain e 1fs s
market end general rrvttr steady ssrs ~ " .s "a
steamer Msms recently 10 ots 1919 bsoihoIea la 900
q Traveller al private Other sIes il I'D
changed Java q I2lci Marlraiho Itdl tc, geld
COAL-Tbe marksts still unei bul ~ yards us.T
more active g eatec bT de fsst, Llmp si ani
CHSptES Ar, devoid ofufs sarson' there tos seem 10
ttsu 4iu4Ae tur Aaa
,..,,ir.' a. or spsru sna Sc for fatsut
Mann MEAL-EstaT tle ms-ksi Tor western ara slate
FL uh Of lldsoc pee Dol on he low gstrs tt
49, CHECKED inqurf aui tar mafke betmr nf "a
- t. ,d,auee Trade brands also iau are da tud regl
T. M. tsss III iay tots 8A bile nhcA iii aI coz
s8 ,s A. ts trade baugh in ptt ot export a. - - -
a. IA q, supsrfae state 20 ~ frr ka 10 - 90 ~ ~
T,osy A. 81 iu she grades n Nsstsfn htta - n -
~ IS FOR good Spring Wheat ktiras - 'a 80 a ~ b
sos al a. toa 90 . iot shipping oho - d =
- Is f Trade brands and Family DO a. dss - - o
a. Asbsf Water WHEAT kttra luiauA a0d hca.aui \
80 sd for Waite Wheat DO Do fauIy 90 a. ~ 90
80 IS anI % 'or ST. Louis kstra and D"ues h1a
Er If. fu 81 .assa 20 e 80 M MORA
IN a. 4sq a. t,r Ishmua Souheru four steady AMI ff
N GOT PLENTY would sell well sales Of 40 IBIS % -
Las IN orrars 10 good BALTIMORE and Couvtry - nt u
a. tr ora ana ~ 2ad ~ 50 for Family o. ar o. "
s3 30 o Krtra aul Family land SD Delaware kys fi
s snd IN cool demand sales 81 Gao bhls ~ fsfs6el Con- h
n bter more active so bbs ~ 5ar ~ % o tIa
IS Tor FifhIi - 6s Jcrss and - Is Vr Bn5sae Neq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEyEN PER CENT Com FlRsT MORTGAGE CoNYFkrl
Bile SINKING FUND BOSDs,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE rs COIN,
FIFTY YEARS To Run,
FIEE on L. S. TAX.
ISSUED ~ TuE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RArus. AMI
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS. Al THE PRICE. YIELD ~ CURRENCY
TN rER CENT PER ANNUM
Admitted quantity only Ion sale before adyancin.
the price.
Full information furnished by
HENRY CrEws & Co, Financial Agents,
No % WALSH, y Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PR CENT GoGD BoNps ~
rUE ST. IorIs AND ~. JosEPH RAILROAD 90 MIS-
souri, Principal and interest payable m CON az 10
Farmers Loan aud Trust Company, New lotk-Ne
are now closing out the balance 81 THIS most
desirable security at tho low price Of et end accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited o. less
thnn sl4 600 per mile, aud secured by mortgage on
the entire property Of the Company. thus making
the same one of the safest aud most profitable secure
ties for investment now M the market
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers New-f0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs on LANE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
per cent gold interest. free of United States taxes
We recommend these b0nds as a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annnm
i'm currency and IN exchange FOR hye-twenty bonds
yielding increase 81 f5 per cent in net annual u-
come Full particulars furnished by JAY CoOhE
& "A
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