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New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LIGHT PER CENT Is p. G. Corn.
Eusl MoLIGAGE SINKING FrND LAND GEANI BONps
OF TIE

LIGHT IER 'JNl 70 u. g. 'Ip'
FII>I NoIIGAGE SINkING FUND LAND GIANi BONDS
OF THE
81. .JostrIr AxD Dr>vrE Cry RlIEoAn COMPANY,
Is Uf>ouINATioNs OF Sl.Wn. S;OO ASD SlW, can
he obtained from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers Throughout The lhi'eo
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by in
yestors and capitalists aud but a small amount re-
main untakcn. The security behind them is ample
in every particular AZ they constitute a first and
only mortgage trunk line of railroad which VIII
soon connect the CITY Of 81. Joseph Mo. ian lnpOr-
tant railway ccntrr!, with the Union Pacific Rail
road at Fort ktarney, materially shortening the dis
tancc between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In
addition this the Bonds have further security IN
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Companys magnificent Lands. amounting to 1,SO,-
600 ACES known 10 bc among the best in the United
States The MORTGAGE indcnturc prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than -Four a Dollars per acre.
and payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage, Tor
the clear and express purpose OF refining thcs Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
of Gonds which can be issued and leaves the road
property and franchises free.
The Bonds havo thirty years Ia run. with interest
at Eight TcI Cent, Free OF laA, Payable February
and August i'll each year.
Both principal and interest are payable IN gold
The principal III New York. The interest III 'itil"r
Ncw-York London or Franhfort on the Main. ut the
option of the holder. without notice, and IN tbc gold
currency of the country in which they ale presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees Iarmcrs Loan and Trust Company
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting agents or he sale Of HiS todn. our
firm buy and sell ~ MtT regular buSi"tSS ht bonds Of
Ht 81 Joseph amt UnrT tay HdthOad Company, hof
Of tie LGstern Dirlson tCng nor quoted from lOl TO
lt2 and accrued interest. ThtSe WUe originally placed
fy ,n a! r.. TASNFE q Co.. Bankers,
No u Wail.st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

FRRtGTS-tr1npon oHerrt more reel" ana fhe' ar"
easier without considerable moy"nent 10 the 'rfen<
from the Gram and Pet ""n rsI'
The 1rrT" Liverpool bs steam l'n bush 'rtn
8ag!d l.n lors I.acon io,' thr. at rs 10 bb'
a bales OF Cotton at idI'Itd; by SAL ~"
hush Corn and % What, Hb bls OF "itoh "a
t. 10 London 81 hb, kon at s
To Whrtt I'D sal The charters
were-A British bs $40 qr> Gram QHenso"n Tor "rlr,
and MT at I'd Bntsb hsrs helh,i
Petroleum rs 81 Brush
with bhs hnd Petroleum hence Ia On r''ar Tor orl'r' AZ
barsW bb Io'an IL irrlncs h"hC'
Kngipr, ~ with I'd on " direct AMI
German bark from fhi.iiba TO- d port OIL he '"hheh o"
private
FRI irSls Mo'ert husne" done IN foreign ~ nhon'
L,. haIsns - ~ for 10 Dbl
d for iuirier hrs Srllr-
22i cnncv quarter br. La"r Rai>ihs AZ o. AMI 10 ha
b1s ~ ~ 20 bales Lnsu'd'" Almonds at @ Fga i''e anu
old Prune
FAX scare aud cool maud lro prices sales Of North
do lIG
dcnsnd H, 81 ,S. rrn Tos at :! adtJ %
dema al and tie market heavy; sal's
Of 200! Prime Western at tabc hiIe Gull and unchanged al
4ia;5c.
GRANITE Wheat rgaflct quiet nnher the more hr"7
ac,s slpfs hold hack and uncertain; At
cO r the higher asked cheek the Orai
contduc arce, the sales are 1870
y" 2CilrEg, ~ hr No Miwsnkr-'
u itr fOr Amber r pH
= - for W.e McFitu: An|"f AMI ~ b5G - :!
bush Ht ~ - FOR lpLaAr i,raa
hue. prvs" terms. Barty
Malt ses "i Loo u,h tonoa tnash Al ~ 10 Oats
trad; ~ w
Ncv r.i 81 1j!ic. White At 5aai6' Western
0jb, and Witr al :Hto ai 'lrr all the year al
Mired JJd5 Wtt Mt 156dac. RNe
nal strong hI G ers Li ~ nl i
bu chcH; for the t"me trade
cnrn, on Ned TIE ,.s 800 bu hNes;
at New. o.! a"i'. 'Jc,
IN ..ofr Wr-iri" Wa" ;:' aid Western ifs Il Sc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TIEspAY. Nov. III. ".


The stock Exchange and Gold Room both
closed u o'clock to-day to witItss the parade IN hcnor
Of the Russian Dukc, very much against the WISHES I"
the Older and more staId mtbrrs. who care more r
h.slrc>s than for attending shows, even th""th 'h'
"etar actor he of the Imperial family lh'> action
may he taken ~ evidence that thr G'drs"f the l"rd
are III the majority. The business OF the day has o'eh
az matter Of course limited III amount Int prices have
been s:rone ard quotations on the c'ncr;Lst nave ~"
vanccd from to IA per cent. Lake shore seemed u"
take the lead to-day, and advanced rom S4
10 s7s Fcyond tins the transactions were largest
in ohio and Mississippi Rock lsand wabash
Western Union Telegraph ana tnion Pacilic. IN the re-
malcr Of the list there nothing worthy OF FI"'i"i
notice Quicksilver il still Ltrcha!, the Common Soch
advancing today to pa and the Preferred to 3C After
the closing Stock EN- chanGc. few brokers cor
nnrd business on the side walk III front of H." binding
till dark and ilonci these ifAnNa' TONS were sn''''
lrccs kept IN well The end. The following table
shows tie highest and lowest prheS ram for active
stocks to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
-ur ppACT POLICY IN ARIZONA LETTER FROM
GOV. Stafford.

fxOV. a, X, L. SaIIOTu vi <tiII'ud
the follow ing letter to The Alta California in reference
IN IN, Indians and the policy pursued toward them:
.vih natural resources unsiirpa sscd: with god ami
silver mine that onght to he yielding annually t00NN
SCENES o, death and torture unparalleled IN thc setl
ment Of any of countries; and instead o rcc
ms S ,Ec outside side We are denounced ~ border rua
though u fac The laws not more faithfuy oW!ru
az cNccued anywherc than in Arizona The people haIe
III hut instance taken the law into their OWL hs
SINCE the Of the Territory, and that the ia
W n show done under the most aggrara'lne 'n,
ruu>tlc"s the people having found IN the posstSs,"
U the Indians killed property hr"nghE u" ,n'n % ", n
women who murdered while the Indians Wer, yea
nj CIR, nj and tins act perpetrators have been
indicted ny the Grand Jury showing that ~ Arizona "nr
is ont of debt and by Jan. shall haNS free school
IN every distract III the Territory But WIN an thls, men
who axe making money AZ the cost of the hNes ahu
rupri> OF their couutrymcn will dcn"uncc Us as every
iiins that bad and declare the Apache Indians who
for 400 years have lived 10y murder ana rnhh'rA are
everything that is good. The people OF Arizona want
.cc they c'rc not how ~ ohaineH nut tniS k,"M %
n Avn larEr reservations only places them IN Sc
position raid upon the settlers, and return I" IN"
rosr> FOR safety aud rest No less than Tour Hh
mails identified at Grant that nave beri' takth
the mlil f.dcr Killed few miles from here. Ont man
killed and one wounded III the san Sm1n Na''H =
few days ago ny ahout ~ Indians Capt Rdsscl i"l-
owed from Bowie with Is men, and At the last account
he had led into ambush and had one man kicd'
another wounded and unable to dlSodcc the enemy
With one ~ Territories every one feels dis
gcd AZ least $50 men have been klcd ana laE
nu,n,r of them were horribly tortured and those who
an L after fighting for years to hold the county hnd
tp s. ives in poverty and looked upon brharins
Strn struck The Key note when he enlisted Indians
against Indians. Ii threw CONSERVATION among them
,uch seen before, and had he been allowed
L, pursue this policy il would have taken but Few
months 10 conquer lasting peace. But MI CoIycr
Tins order, and millions Will have 10 ht
expended and hundreds Of lives lost before the end Will
reached Those who opposed Ia the Union MADE
great ado about armng the negroes, hut loyal men {"
,hc Union sand their lives were no btt"r than those o
white di, aud II they could M made serNrcahr to
crush the Rebellion they Ought Ia he used thought
ton and think now IL was correct policy ana bchrN
Tie Indians invaluable In fighting Indians. aiid hy
their Il speedy. permanent peace can t conquered
Then the part OF humanity that they should Dt
used I"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

rh, PhiIn,clpha stock market was steady today
pcnnsylyauia g. sold at 0a Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road az Reading Railroad, t6i and Iennsy yyana H'li'
road. 5sI Gold. llO!.
The aggregate amount OF exports. exclusive "' si"cf'
from the port Of New York for the week ending No' H.
ls1i, was &S,o5o,2Os
AT the annual meeting OF the BaliiW0r" ana ONO
Railroad the old Board of Directors "a~ rrl'rt'u W."
only change being the election of John King Jr 10 III
tc place of tie late Albert schumakcr. The amman re-
Iort shows that the Of the road and it, branches
for f-oal year $j5',J29 A. an Increase over
the previous year of tl7l7,l5s a.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
THE M \ RkETS.

Carefully reported ior IHR TErBrysi
TrK,uAY Nov. q 49,.
70 tkgt Pots
We 81 $b 80; Pearls but ~ IS
a So:
I IIDING MATERtALS-Rrcks IN limited demand and
market h,nv, u Lo mode
Lib a.. n iar dcnaS aud p..s tim. Oher
AID u.olsfg"'. We quote:
Pa'e yN.. Sc O0d6 50 eosendae y hbl... ~ C3dt IS
y H. H......FM. y lIGW " isk
q 90 Cnnwo7. y h....... 81 IS
,ioon fronts 4, NJ wd2 Luny, bt 81 sal
pL.su, us rou,. u vua ~ 70 Eastern NJ.
unk pIArrER
2S Nova Scoa - 25fl 30
Go. Il - Nova Scotia b.. y tua. 4 aOaA
Clc. Ea..&C.iv y Ocd2 IS
BtFsWkX demand ssd hnp; as Of 200 n,
dGc.
tOfTONe demand :r sps has been moderate and h market
without
rtry nr la,. Sh scs f 2tin hhbt tl
anvil ~ vlri liza wtr nhth Tor
fer piun 10 on ,t.et "a" io
huu Il. uo,,u.l p,s ~ att IT,, closing ,,; salrs
'O.nNt ttts of I"w J!'ug
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
The following we're the bida for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds strong and in good inquiry. with
ali advance prices. Central Paccs reached lnjt, and
Union Pacific Firss sold at 9i a9l Land Grant>i s:;
Incomes H. and Great Western Frsts 81 ~ al ~. The de-
mand for the best Of the railway bonds hot sold at
the Board continues good. The agents Of the ~ Joseph
and Denver city sprr cent gold bondr report Increased
conversions Of 520 and other secuItIts btaI. lower
rate Uf interest into the ton- of that ConpaEy. and
ictI' an early closing ont OF the loan the following
the bids at the Board day for Hallway ortragts
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PEOplCE~

pr. yc,h E,rcr TSs.ts mr. F'' f''t 49, IL
v,r II q .ss, A.he, ~ h,.s -'"nl C' 2 tsT' "a
p.,, ci trat. IA tn- - o'' l'.' "l' III ,,r n ,,
,i,u.n ora, - 50 hah p,t g ~ H.,i x q. 's. ' - :,
ilo hu,h ss Stra e. b j. ic~us 80 -,t"-' h' S
ii,. iyy side, Leather. -. pkS~ o. t,,. % ~ r
rut - rkss Gt-a-' 40 -. 'eN
N IS hayes tb~e,r 81. kys rslo~. ~ h' l.to .s
a. HIS Tot acro. hts and TOha -, t.- "L''
49,, :Y;.s hol. q zen 4 p,.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
SlCO.ttf.tfa
J-.-s C 1872 are called H. for X, Grnpiou
Ga the LIST of December neat.
No. Il Wall st.

Ga the list of December neat.
In,icw of tbs fact, il becomes important that
holders If the ;allcd j-!a should meanwhile avail
tlculsrl>,- of the pres, ut favorable opportunity OF
rA hang. ~ their securities ioI a
BOND OF IQrAL SAFETY.
The holder OF IL ~ 900 Five twenty bond who eA-
changes IL sew ior Northern PaciGcs, thereby in
crcas,s his principal from T. To ID pei cent lie also
permanently increases the yearly Interest income ON
his investment more than - per cent, OF from $50 III
gold to Ss} - in gold.
These Bonds arc based upon the AMrI.EsT oEcURITY
They are a FIRST and ONLY lien upon the Road, ITS
earnings and in addition. upon 50.NO,O0O acres
Of land susceptible of producing in abundance all
the Fruits Vegetables, and Cereals of the Eastern
or Middle States.
The Bonds have 20 YEARS 10 ~ Y. and bear inter-
est az the rate of 40 FER CE>I ~ GOLD. They are
issued both ~ Coupon and Registered Bonds and
are being freely purchased by capitalists and those
who require II prominently safe security.
JAY CpOtE 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22


and 4 ia lIc.
onir icTa'e i.uid aul with continued igh
10 for !uH ~ a. Tor Retail
los 7 for aud T'0fu f,I Cl"s'r StaS quct and NJ
h,ngd 10 for Long Ry. 500 &c for short to sai '1d
OAt
UIDHS-he market les activity M week than for
time sbou, !c tspe'i COMMON
grades ,o,,...
UfMpNania with moderate demand; sal"9 bales
gold. p,tr sit!. iIlL
INIGO-Al DESCRIPTIONS oIti!g 'aih aUI TIE
m,rs,t i-u, unnnly srtais We qGo'r
Benpal per H. gold. 81 So ~ 10 tiuseraa ~ W@S ~
Madras T., eOI 10
N,riIs ynU. ! -
LEhTHtK-rmock steady and unchanged: receipts
vel i,sri' l'rr moderately
scty,. raihi iLqu hnt ss dsa1le lots ar.
prizes urnly held
MErA-In.o CoTpr cr,nur good ten and prices r-
ire Lsc
2l02J Pig Iron dull unchanged; American Gull and
bnt without quoble chsng
Lead dull hut steady Pig Tin has b~n in better demand prices
closes Plates also
sn prices of l boxes Charcoal True for for
deliver - l2 gold: 5o bore. lirtO Coke
without important chai aud the demand mod
erat: We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

In state bonds there s continued weakness and prices
made further decline Tcnncssccs dropping abOut al
per cent South CarOlIuas ahoI cr cent. The Viz
ginlas were dealt more freely the quotations beng
about the same az last reported. The following
L
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

OIL CAKE STEADY moderate den.nd Of a.
cprtry bags City IL bay. sa So gold sales
OIL PEPPERMINT in fair demand at 50 aoasa IS 10. pure in
rROvIsIoSspos moderate demand and With free
$l2 sjdSl5 for New Mess, SIS for City do 81 for Western
si s b. 'stt 80 t S's, I I S ;.. and 20 I S s u. M % @ @ m
and 100 bnl Western Prime private terms' ESQ hbl f Dec
Va 1 'i pn a E.'s d ias ss s 's, @
MI 8 an: S9fs f%s nS'si: pia
Ss '@ s I '%i Meat. & could
so to Ia, e,'s4 SOCK wa. here sales Of 40 Hams from tho Ds
B'oo Irregular ,oesh S1yT favor on q. except choice lot sales
% S. S Rs t1 tY for prsemr ON, on pnSs % boxes
City Long 'sa cash SAGE. Dressed Hogs lower
q @ Is snl F e. for No se for ci,y se for Far r@+
Sran and sie for klt Rendered for future delivery sales ." o rA
'S' '1n' A. I & -s,o, i % and nd: J.aa.T1 ""@ =. ~
' % f S s G a. & s i%S s @ & % sought Ss .s an.
| % At and @ on for S DO r or o 'S' 'Isi' sn .: bee" s
a1i - ' .'rnor o. 's i H.nn1 We quote ,s, a, ~ &
o Z" 100 bt for November at 2 eo"Os r~, ofefe at that
HIrre .upply small sni the market -n er, hut h9.nr. h
.". 'as Of - tsosa S!aSi and o bag Hast nd" at
"AHs i Ia. ,' BEEN % 'a'% %" doing Raw,
.cs W. .o t u. t, %. ..i . c"tg u. rgic ss Of % h
nn." - I.a t"'m. Rrt9ed ar hrm'f ,"' not ''''r ''
SiLr-Iv.rpoo Fine I. tra jons trade. Bus "l
ssc; serpo Fine saa ~ - .a's wothnsion
"-, and q; rYaT; 'is' a. - 81 %@ " - :: ''4 w.
SPI(l>-- a., Jnlhg trade foI all
sni rr-r NuIrs' at 'l O! Mace at r
"a iHa aud
Whit Coy"> at llc 'ngrr - "r tcut'a an
r Arrear Pepper. tal'c Tor Common" to lnn' a"
yutl
hERpS-t and hrm ales "f @ bags at ia"
IL l6t. Tnohy dull aud unchanged al ~ IVA - ~
krRAkIN-lie marx dull nohiul AZ lob
Il srtI' ''
Leaf prices Unchaug,d We quot" io"ss
K,uuoky G.c. lt,til-s u nlrS
I,I I',,ni Per lou,L PR r,u..L Per r." A.
Lu,s......... ia tiNi sai I"l 10! ,I, "a
toiLmcpo Me tlhr Lat ... II "H ,,,,t'
laa.... Gid -! sdli t>rl,on~ ... l.. "i' - ~
s-d Ma Wrapper. ~" W, nm
hse, tjouiL. nominal. do, G" A'''"'' -
nounal, do firr Ed tc nUmnA New l"k ,>s"l' '
?ba?te wnpr"r, ga iac.. struon' '""t!r fha
Assorted 2G?sc do Wrappers i'dtJ' ~" - ~
lots 2Oa2c S,ircious +1G9'c f'u"' IVAN" '"
Ohlo f,ieu l@a Oc ,,,.,e.,, -, n.,in.
TALLOM 10 IN good demand an srs 81 llH" " ~ ;"'
WOO-We had f,r rAuh for pn'si' '"'''" " '''''"
munuacnTrIs sth'r"u, prrha'r t' u '' "'"'
''fht corr
moIr = dr-tTs '.' "
hurr III uu'h '''H'' " 80 ' 80
r. Ia at tn -
Western Fleece " - "
n tho 3rH 10 Wa - "t 81" ''NH " g
dun tt n AGt' ,'" u ~ - '"i "H''
n Al S..g. u ~ W IL N
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

The Government bond market has been featurclcss,
prI,cs UeihG little of at the opening subsequently,
the Treasury purchase sti' ned the market, which
closed firm. Fisk Hatch r. port as follows AZ p M.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

sesdrr FAMILY trades anly hold Ne market qa'
bat steady for all grades; Of bills We quot: 49, = N
bour Dbl - 700S5 rs H. sup % D1So
NO ! ............. +5n , IS OHIO Rnund.hoop nj o
Surerhne. t5D 2ai tShippng... S~ a.
kItra rsndl... - Trade BIRDS DD %
Fsnr, va ~ Wbest Rrtra
W.stn SLpripg Ohio lad Mich 08 u
hnpesots Extras d1 Is Double kIs do do. IoH =,
Good to choice bprBs ~ Lonis. Single Exs ma ~
Whest EIas. fh6 10 Double BI. mn y -
Amber lndiabf. LOlis. TnIle RI. w ~
Ohio Mich. G06 - G"nesee EI brands H'1 ID
Sonlrn Fonr held f, demand The
Low grades not plenty At the close m quiet bot h sales
Of Oh bblI We quote:
Aler and eorgeto~n MIed 10 Coed Sc 35d ~ 10
Bait. AieI. AMI GeorgetowH. bIra and Family yD II ~
k'I mond Country, Extra ZOD
Georg aud Tennessee Ertra apd PsnIV..... 0D . 10
r." Flour ! dui and sa.s IN bhi'. W. quote .
ljh - is State and ~ 7OH s. 10
Corn Meal fairly tive, nalS as bbs We quote
Corn Mr jersey. IS rs Corn Meal Brre. ~ ~ dst .
Wcst'm. 20 a. Corn Meal b. Do " ~ ~ "
Com Neslwe,tW. s. 10 - .,
Back fLr IL aabe - lOd - ~ Tor Siai" and ; 'D
- for Perna,ivsna
tISMact,r" limited demand snd heavy bn n, sales
oflO b1.. at 10 0a tl7 for Shoe 80 aO~t i"t "" =
for Bay 30 $40 ~ for n" and r. ~ !or
N, Dry good il..t bl s'aki SarS
2:OI 1. at - GorgS and - % Tor Bank smoked
stay sales Of 3"' boxes at 2T Tor
ScsId so. butch eHug lower at j. = Neg
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
Cnlrnlan EcncGirt- rlo.lng uuOtatlOns wCrC:

The gold market has been dull and steady IN all the
sales at lOi lol After the closing oi the Room the
business nominal The rat, i'll the gold loan market
were at per cent for carrying and 1Gi for hor-
rowing. The total clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bhk
were ei2462O0; gold balances u y37. and currency
balances S2O7l Dos. The following were the quotations.
lo:oo.lloi l:n.... .lioi i&ei.liGi l2;G ;;;..:lid
lO:O....ll0i l3h......iUi lIJ..1Oi 1collo,0Iloi
Tie transact of the day AT the L. = subTreasury
,od rec.ip,. .. 500 p.vmer.. f2i3o!s
God ,ss ~ CLsf"Lc. IhDtc.... 'thNt 10
GoJ baauce....... G5a]i ~ q, '.u,tor' i.""'
Iteeilts.... I9hb ~.
Foreign exchange heavy. and actual business was
al lower figures, prime GN'lay bills selling al la NlC:
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Mime
sofa will close at l:3O y. at the Merchants Exchange
Nos 50 and 81 Pnc-st.
There has been no change note IN he money market.
which continues TO work easily TO borrowers On call VII"
are supp led at and per cent On "pIhl 'ol!'ia!'
with few exceptions a The LEGAL rate. lrlne coiin,r-
paper sells freely at = 10 Per cent for the best
prev oSly .nnounc, d IN the published programme,
tho Tr a,ury purchase OF ho"s took place to-day, III
stead oi Wednesday, The roId sale originally iut ndcd
for Thursday VIII hc held tU,nOrr"w. The dInoGh OF
2O> Offered were small. a:grecatinc only slH2,l0n.
Ofthcsc, <l.WrItD were accepted, the awards being
made us follows:
ia'ch 4 Foote Jay Cooke L Go.
~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
N,w-Y"Ik. Philadelphia. and Washington

Tic WEST WIHCoNsIN RAILWAY. which forms the
cEi, ink III the and short through route from
Cil,agot"S Il. laul and tho great Northwest Will pc
completed. equipped. and in running order by the
midll of Nov,mhcr. The iron L. down to WITHIN
~ miles o Hudson. and is being laid at the rat" OF
mile day. and the grading throughout Is finished.
One hundred and twenty mile, have been IN opera
ration for year aud had large and profitable To-
cal business, and still larger amount awaits its
ccpl, tion through -. CroX County Ia the shore OF
the Lake The lumber traffic this Winter VIII bc
very heavy. ImmenS, quantities are already piled
NJ AT tine mills on the line of the road awaiting the
completion OF the connection with 81. Paul, when it
VIII To- distributed over The trer'Ss pra1rs OF Mln-
rr,ota and Iowa Besides this local business the
Wcs. Wisconsin will large share Of the traffic
between 81 Panl aud the Northwest and the La kfs.
II is 100 miles shorter than hc present line and has
direct connections with Chicago. The road has
valuable Land Grant Of l.mNcW arrcs in the best
part Of Wisconsin. This grant with the Road itself.
is pledged in support of the First Mortgage : per
cent Gold bonds which m;Iy be bought at ~ and ac-
cr,.cd mtrrrs: in currency of WHITE. MoERIs n Co.,
No. II " Wall-st and GwYNNE, JOHNSON Il DAY, No.
IL Wall-st Agents to the Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
Ncw publiratlons.
MERICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRtPl CO.'S
~ OPtICE I4s b,cL removed to y" 1903 fu'c. T. y l.

MERlCAN PHOTO-LITIIOGRtPIIIC CO.'S
~ OPtCE ias been removed I" y" l0} fu'"' =. y -
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EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNps
of the NOBLE AND MoNTGoMtRY RAILROAD Co, in
dorsed by Alabama, Sl3,W0 mile on a completed
road. Particulars on application. For sale at "
and ac,rlcd interest by SOrTrEE d Co.,
81 Wiiliain-St.