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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-06

The neighborhood on The South Fork Of
Rockcastle river in this county, Is greatly
alarmed over den Of panthcrs which has been
discovered in'Ccder CliG. The dangerous an
inals have bccn provling around the county
seeking whom they may devour' for several
days; chasing horsemon who pass the road
number Of citizens have banded toeethe
for the purpose Of fdcstroying the blood thirsty
creatures, but found their den inaccessible
Send some Of your daring sports this way
and we promise them lots Of fun.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-06

from one Of our religjc"s- : : 20
Thriflyville war - o. ,.i',,.' ni. "'",. "n.
are LOOKING '"' g decp-yoiccd basso
they want the aupecrs, o. they wake
lie must up 60 Fail Lick, end
and ripe iuf frs the dew from oil Che
and boautis and his molodiou- choir
u.r.( port of which he is the
.Npnn.ni.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-06

rate In several Of our adjoining counties. We
hear Of him In Madi.on and county, Rockcasile
county, ard It appears that his head quarters
is Laurel or Whitley. Il j. evident that he
'lrepl. large gang Of thieves and robt'crs. aud
our citizens should aud viii take steps 20
check his esftrr 4 he comes THE way.
POISON \ 'uNsELF.
DR.. McDoncll, Of Pond CO., in this county
visited one Of his patients, Mrs. Lyme, few
DAYS ago, and she refused to take the medicine
he offered her, alleging that he was intoxi'
Gated. The doctor drank the drug himself t'
os-urc her that il was harmless, and In les
than fifteen minutss, fell from his chair dead
I man,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-06

best structures o -. .tA,rd the
seen. Within tho over the plain.
is designed exclusi obtain nrst-
prisoners. there are now As soon as il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
LITERARY.
THE MAGAZfN KS.

~
EcLrcrIc MAoAzrxH.-T The March
number Of this sterling old monthly is at
hand, AM 10 embellished with an escol'sns
portrait, on steel, Of Herbert Spencer, ,he
celebrated English philosopher. In 'his
number is begun The Strange Adrent"res
Of Phaton, which will run through the
year, and which promises to be one of the
most brilliant and powerful stories recent
Is published. It's by William Black
whose previous novels usvs earned for him
an enviable reputation in America as well
a. England. Theysis singular fascina-
ton about these opening chapters which
/. not ueusIiy found at the portals OF
story.
The leading article Of the number is q
hne essay on Mahomet," giving the re-
suits Of the latest researches into his his
tory, and written in q more popular and
ineligible style than has usually been inn
ployed on this theme next comes The
Early Life Of Charles Dickens" and
among the other articles are "Strange
News about the Solar Prominences "
National Debts and National Prosperi-
ty; "The Talking Animal, very
curious essay Quaint Customs \ Kwei-
Cbaw; George Mcdonald; Spain Her
Manners and Amusements The Haunted
Enghenio; and Matrimonial Curiosities.
The departments Of Literary Notices,
Science, Art, and Varieties, are very full
and interesting and there is a fine poem
by Dante Gabriel Rosetti.
Published by Z. r. Peton, 1Os Fulton
street, New York. Terms, $500 year;
two copies, 5000. Single numbers, As
cents.
SCRIBNEEs MONTHLY comes to hand
promptly, and in the March number we
find the usual amount Of fresh, interest
ing and instructive reading matter The
illustrations, rs usual, are excellent and
lend additional interest TO the current
number of the now favorite Scribner.
George Alfred Townsend furnishes the
leading article in this number - n
handsomely illustrated paper on 1.-THE
Chesapeake peninsula" The subject is
one on which Mr.. Townsend is literally at
home, and the sketch, like everything
from his pen, is sprightly and interesting.
Other Washington or ex-Washington-
ians, by the way, furnish considerable
matter for the same number, viz: Rev.
George W. Samson, nm article on Mormon
ism; w. .. Stoddard, one on the Red Sea
Canal Thomas w. Knox, one on New
York grand juries, and Noah Brooks, a
story Of the Pacific.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The New York Herald says, there
are at this time evident signs of re.
vival among southern democrats. The
revival" Is brought about by the con-
viction, shared in by honest men all
over this country, that the time has
come for the overthrow of the radical
party; that it is not safe longer to trust
the administration of the affairs of this
government to party, one halt of
whose ofice-holding members are sus-
pected Of being guilty of fraud and
bribery in Office; party under whose
rule it is found necessary to investi-
gate" nearly every department of the
public service in order that the public
treasury may not be depleted to serve
the ends of the dishonest radical ser.
wants of the government. The gre.
vival" is the sign of hope for the
country.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The Cincinnati Commercial says
ave should not be surprised If il
turned out that the temporary recall Of
Minister Washburne was prompted by
the desire of the friends Of the admin
istration to bring about reconcillia-
ton, and save Grant being thrown
overheard at Philadelphia. Mr.. Wash
burne has been the good genius of
General Grant from the beginning of
his public career, and saved him more
than once from situations of danger.
His services were never more needed
than at this juncture.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
NOTES OF. THE DAY.

-Wachtel's drink between acts il hot
water straight.
The Indianapolis Sentinel calls them
Terre Hautentots.
-CoIumbia, Ga, obliges butchers to
wear white aprons.
The Chicago Times alludes to Wach-
tells "meiodious gulIet'
England is afflicted with prince of
Wales Recovery Polka"
"A London woman swallowed her teeth
while asleep, and died.
A Detroi. young lady has made COLI
lection of wishbones. She has 2l0.
M. Capoul is universally considered
the best lover on the operate stage
"A tombstone dated 1870 with Latin
inscription, has been found in Tennessee.
#. Song Of the sufferer from toothache :
How happy could be with ether"
"A Wisconsiness swallowed pen
knife and feels its loss kcenly.
"A subscriber recently paid for the
Lebanon (Tenn,) Herald twenty years in
advance.
Ole Bull recently made Il visit of a
weeks length ut the home of eX governor
Seward.
Boston Corbett, the man who once en-.
joyed notoriety as tho killer Of Booth. /.
dead.
"A st. Louis -four store has this novel
sign over the door III. g. Cole, Son, and
Daughter
-Itis proposed to substitute vast mir
ror for the drop cdrtain ut the Paris
Grand Opera House.
London will have Nilsson. Titan.
Msrimon, Trebcll, Bettini, Alboni and
Capoul next season.
"A fourteen-year old Wiscon.ines. has
successfully completed her two hundred
and nfth dine novel.
A philanthropist who undertook to sem
srate two Bangor combatanis WA, gener-
ously thrashed by both.
AN aurora the frs, in thirty-ssyen
years, sent all the Havsnese to church In
night the other evening.
The present population OF ST. Loui. |
sIeorulhg 10 the estimates Of the new city
directory, is 10000.
why dses donkey ca, 4 ,bis,lsg
TINS puzzle you.l Because he ) An
Cincinnati Commercial. y" Mss
philadelphia now seek. r,il,o-3-
nection with Western New York HOW.
70 dlvstt The trade of that section 10 it,et7
The court attire Of the King of Bor,r
10 q plug hat and pair Of puInn. IN
dition to his usual custume--s mir ,F ;" . ~
tacles. 'Pec'
,-flltsourgh is not very jubilsnt over
.he news, mat kentucky has enough coal
Tsap!y louisville during the ensuing
"A fourth Atlantic cable |. s.rio,,.,..
proposed. This new bond ough, 10 sec,,rs
an sm'-esb.e adjustment OF our trouhiaS
with England. ~ 'o"oles
"A Connecticutess nine,y.,broo
OLD, knitted over che hundred mir 81
stockings last year, besides refu.ing s
offer Of marriage. "s on
MI. Damn OF New Orleans ins,o,,,.
ply lost his viii just before he died asa
MS heirs are now using his name IN s w.
emphatic manner. :" MI
-Iybee Island, near Savannah, ia beino
sspldly washed away BY the sea, and the
ts srs OF United States troops buried
lar s ann indianapolis paper has this singu.
Cs,nmsr.;s 1nsnt; "Mr. q. Lee of the
Of hi. wife. S ~. zone south for the benea.
,.;,c IA ~. rs0y ~. clergyman took ,,h-
preached q very tii,s, al sunday, an !
N particular. "'a Giovanni"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

nA- Amherst, n. IL is not very large
place, and therefore it is difficult To i'm.
ssine how they can find room to allow the
9uohquinapas.hossananagno brook to
flow through it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

n@-says an Illinois paper; During tho
eSla weather Of Thursday last, the city
eI''or OF the Jacksonville Journal froze
n n,s ears 10 the depth of about eleven in.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

a western girl who has been well
k; .sass up knocks down every man that
The p ra uei, ana she isso pretty that half
have black eyes. 70 '"'" =" 'o"h
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

-. Ha,feW Davis is 80 much batter
.nst nus physician believes he. will be able
70 return to his home in Kentucky next
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

CAssrUs NJ CLAY, one Of the found
ers of the Republican party, says that
to re.nominate and re.elect Grant is to
open highway to the overthrow Of our
liberties"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FRIDAY july 5BgEyEsW continued hot weather novthsand-
last night, the markets
yesterday included going FOR tomorrow. TIE
been sold shout below Mosdays prices
Commuupaw a hunreith-,i
This head
toa sales III lee for natives 5d9c
The CommunpaS shippers Of Yesterday and to-day ~ Morris
Go sih Co., Il Williams Co.. 10 earsi
Fun ears; K A. Thompson ~ II. Kahn
sales few lots closed Coney Mcpherson 66 ILL
for X A. Thompson, cst, at Oaei 81 for NJ g. Null
holland. Ohio 6ne top, uneven weights at litQRic
schue luerbeek selling 2!l Illinois steers for n Morn
81 ia ollie. and 50 OF 81 HE
NJ Goldsmith had As 7dBt Kentucky cattle III ollie;
l5 Missouri eSt, s' III 9lii and 81 Ohio for Kemaas 6i9
at llad2fc
g. Kahn selling Indiana steers H. Kahn cwt at
r. samue' sold Il illinois OF "A ewt. for " Morris
uldl2tc
h W Gne Williams Co. i6a Terans good aesh 81 ey at
o. ~ per ewL and ~ Illinois keIans, dsl owt
IL a2!c.
~ T. Daey ol 50 TEXANS for ~ Morris, Gest, at 03c SC per
ami hal 81 Texans 81 wuea he Olcng
II. Mr, ers sold ~ Illinois steers, ! c~t. al llc
Toiey sons sold out OF Illinois esr cant
l0c., 81 fb per
Al one hunleiihst Coon Thompson Co had II csrs D.
WaKe III. eheHer with single There
selling cat
al Re- while H. Wcskemer called his .. Illinois ~,
W. T. also sold 80 stale Texans li5 TO- az 5ic aud s do OO 10,
atgc
Wal CALvEs-Mauy Of these TOO late to-day their
u Bltsmks wona Jaic; h in-
Pednsy lysna mlk selling adc choice caye
Bucs Coruty Penn, Us 10 selling 10y huOl al 9c with " Stst
~ 10 i6Gjc
Leleh barnes soil 90 bead At 81 earn
Jadd 4 ngham sog Al fel calves az rs per bead
Iume a Elliott slld l5 of lJia4l1 n, al o.
LANH-AryAi iu,iug VII iu yesterday l4
f0rsy tshh't. ., Fous ears at CoAuaVau. aed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
4 SAFE INVESTMENT
For TRUST FUNDS,

THE MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
This road is entirely completed and in full oper-
alton between the Missouri River and Lincoln, the
capital of the State of Nebraska and is earning
more than all its expenses, including interest its
bonds, while its traffic is constantly and rapidly in
creasing. The line has been built wholly by
stock subscriptions, and among its stockholders
are some of the most successful railway supporters
and fnanciers in the country The cost of the road
with its Franchises, Real Estate, Equipments, Tee-
graph Lines &c, has been S43, 1888 per mile, while
the mortgage on it is but Sls,3S3 making the COM
pany's securities safe beyond contingency
The Midland Pacific will connect with the Union
Pacific on the west and on the east with direct lines
10 the Atlantic Coast and all intermediate centers.
Its location is therefore most important and COM
manding one, it being the central link of a new
trunk route shortening the distance to the Pacific
by 147 miles. AS local enterprise, the Midland
Pacific is invaluable. Ii trayerses fertile tract of
country one of the finest agricultural regions in the
Union, and is the main feeder for a rapidly ncreas-
ing population. We have examined personally this
entire enterprise and recognize its Importance and
value, and confidently recommend its Bonds to in
yestoTs
During the past few years we have negotiated
large number of railway loans, and there is not
of these roads whose property does not exceed in
value by 100 per cent the amount of It's first mort
gage bonds. Present price of Midland Pacitics 90
and accrued interest. Bonds may be registered with
out charge and all marketable securities taken in
exchange at full rates. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, ii Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAkhETs.
LoyDoS july 5The bullion the Bank Of England has decfea
R487 0urng the week
PaR July bTSe specie the Bank Of France hA' Increased
3.0OO.OOO francs during the past week.
July 5-ll3O m.COnsOs opened AZ 9 o money ara
90, United States FeTseay bonds ls 5 I's,
old. g2t; 1878 81; Ten Foriies 85i.
PRASKYoRT July 5Unte states FveTseny bonds i Tor ho
issue Of 1861
PARIS July 5.-Rentes, 53f 55c. - -. ,
July s-la mCotop opened dun hffiig Upland.
1l.d Mddhng Orleans lfU tie saes of the Sees ave bsn
$40 bales including 900 for enpor and zoo on sP,e1ao5
week been 0Oo bales inclung b Aneran
Actual 5000 baes The stock at sea bound 10 t' Tot
2sj bales Including Wheat ~ oena iot
California Whei j5a6 Western Spring aud l21 fr Red
Winter receipts Of wheat for the last three days have been SO
ors inclupg "a GI ors American Flour yer t0L Western
Cana Corn Cheese 53 for the et grades %
American fne. Talow. l9 pr eEt spnis Petroleum, IZa
per gallon. .-,., .,-r
LIyERPooI. July 81 mCot ssderi Millns Clatd',
IIdlltd; Middlng Orleans, llt9lld
LosDoy $3.50 Consos closed At s29 for noneY ard
United States Bonds lels u. l@ls 3D. 54j
I507s. 92! Ten-Fortes 80.
PARGs July 5-p m.-Rentes closed at 53k 85c
LyERPo0L July $3.50 mCoon closed unchsngef the ship
mns Bombay the 9Th inst ih ast report h'o
bales Cheese $40 cw for the bes. grades Of Amer
lean Fine. Lard, 40l3 T. owt -
LosDoS July 6-Rusasn Talow H cwt Refined Petroleum.
ljid. y gallon - 80, ~. - - 60. r..
penue opened eIdJ96 closed taoaa L-
"a 6ae5 Fine ROsn, 6 al7 cvL Sperm Oh A'eGA'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
FRIDAY, July 5-p. m.

The stock market to-day was evidently un-
der the leadership Of Erie, which opened at 663 In sym
pathy with rise in the London market and soon ad-
vanced to 5i the remainder of the list moving in har
mony with it, The orders to buy were apparently n-
merous during earlier portion of the day; but later
there was clear falling off In the demand and the
market closed lfeless though firm. After Ene Pacific
Mail WAS next I'm pont of interest advancing from 74i
TO 1884, and closing strong at the Lake Shore
Northwest, Central, and Western Union also dividing
the DONORS The fact that the Stock Exchange opened
later than the usual hour may account in part for the
duness in the miscellaneous and express stocks The
investments were firm, NewJersey Central seuing at
1Os c., c. Cincinnati and Indianapolis at %; Delaware
Iackawanna and Western at 1O5sa1O5i, and Michigan
Central ot 11aa1l5s Tomorrow the stock Exchange
will be closed AT D. IN. The following the opening
highest lowest, and closing prices OF stocks:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
nnMRSTIC MARKETS.

PH,pEIrm. Juy sFioar du suOersn. ss 25s IS 90 E'.
io1tr Red 81 Goa 81 7o Amber 7Sssi ghe ., zoe
we.Sm. sS sasse Oats Unsettled wse sesi 1G
SSies ttoesS SslS sSSapss s &s SSs au sV % sl
BALTIMORE July 5COton doll and nominal 10y Naa1s' e. ~ e
to Prime do s OG 81 50 Choice Amber 81 So Coed to Pnao
%Se Esa II 5s s$ c d. o Yellow, D% s Mre west a @
dali Mixed, s3d4c White 4c soether nomna AZ S hye w du
PSil, fSS 'sSHt9s So SSsl5 s.Si IS Bos s
R5 sides &C. sag.IcuEi Hams. @EItc L.d ses'e "''''fH
oswEGo n Y, July sPiOar steady and unchs3ged sales iso
Ss White we; n 70 81 IS IS IS for S6aSs E si Iss %ls a &
bush No. Milwaukee Club Al Sl a. Corn She1aassi ,1S I'm
Mea-s 50 for BOedi u 20 9E unooei psr ew Ai 'saa,
shorts ssps,aa, sa MGps' % ,o s & p az sa 70 N.Yor
Lumber 80 80 70 the iGdsOn 81 SesYo Rroad Preg5'
cePs BY LaEsiScSO bush wfsG 800 Con-. $500 &c.
OF Lumber. shipments y CanAi-70o bush Wheat H0V" ss'
Louisville July S-TObaeco eAiy UNCHANGED sales $50 bids
Gran dui dealers offering as follows for 1E Wpeat on @
and delivered g aeSe MIe S9q5e Oats aSc for saeAe ~. N CO.. M
sSoe ne for Clear Rio sides ite for Clear SD packed
Meats sold ilc for Shoqlen tiGo for ear o Si' S 10,
keitie; iSc for Kes whsEy drS at &c
III gss's @ sSs CON- 81 ' Il M Sa S @ 5b Canal ss
Tens9Fo1r 2SoG CO. OsS Wheat sis eSs Co9 y1 @ bS
Corn lIsl bush OATS bush. Canal Freighwneat ili
q57 Baksrs, ss9ss 25 Amber, SO '9a 81 wIte 800
- q b %oei Misa|tee sprDg NG 2.T 81 55Gs 81 sG No
Chicago spring 81 White CaHld 81 ga q 'oj Gres1 sy M
Gs2c Oats stagnant; sales Of Wtsem No. 2at Sc
ALBANY July -rhere general sanaOn Ia the Grain markej
No Toleo 45c., and No Cl
cago 4ic also 500 bush. Michigan Waiat at 81 IS -
CLEVELAND, July 5Fiou unchanged Wheat quet
but dm No Red held 81 80; heli 81 f.
held Irregular at 35d3oc No. l.
Refined Petroleum quet and uncl3ngrd
n ISCINsAT Juy 5-FoHr dull and unchanged 81 S1dfI 70
Wheat 6m isG$ So Corn du ami IN hanged at $3.50
lower Sc dull nominal az 3Jdc.
Barley dull 6OdOc Butter steady. 3l2Oc PORK steSy Reg
sold 7l2G IS. Lard gu sales tc steam,
&c Bu Meats and hgheri sales Of shoulders
i.9e Clear Rib sides, 6idtc Clear ses c Bacon steady az
Sic Shoulders 7sG5tc Clear Rib Sides 1sc FOR Clear Sides
unchanged ga 40 WHISKY i'm al 6c
LOWS July 5Four quiet and weak small business sales
Winter Is; Treble Extra, 30 SO
81 Wheat onl spug lower Of No Sprlg At 81 10
steady @ d3ec for No. Td oat. hrer at 2 Gse
Ryeand eyNj sales Whisky steady PORK da at
si sOd $2 Dyaed Meats hrner aes Of Shoulders at &C.
delivered Peona Bacon better Shoulders sli
ska54c 1,disc. Lard Gull, Hogs
quiet at 80 - 10. Cattle quiet sid6c 6r sappng lots
ReceiDts-3m0 hO Flour 9UOO huh Wheat 500 bush IOn IL
bush Oats, lao Hogs and 80 Cattle
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
ear ;, w,hnron Mtl., allnr sa.1 h,N .rd completing ,s

w.ngtcn Mstet making ss7 he and completing nW5
thus far this against l. ,b,J time last
sheep char gd bat the eS lambs sent In are worth
money sales have made u Re- and by the heal sere nos
2e while poor Idna Of ~ n a. low 1tc
sss Connanit n. Poek, O3 Ohio sheep, 10 lots 9 ~
all at s6 ndiapa lambs H. - Ohio so ~ p, Sie,
AMI 30 Jersey, In lots. 50 N, at l2c
Ke sold jersey laid BY them al 20 B a1d By buyer
al 50 n. at 81 50 each.
iigme EOtt Yor,yeighth st., 800 Ohio sheep te iS
Kirby sold 81 Insna heep Of IS tsc ~ same ssigh At
5le "a Ohio 81 n &C. and q Of 50 n 6le Also Canada
ismDs, s9t n. at &c., and 20 Of 50 n st9c
Judi kBackinghsm a, P1rL sod sheep % ~ eJ
80 state 81 10, at 5e; ~ state laubs. 81 -. AT
Lerc Barnes sj Indiana sheep h at St and 2 Canada
lambs, sal q, at 9ic
ioGs-Ayas yesterday today 9lsO completing oo2 neo
SATURDAY against 81 4J9 time last nees nysHco i To-
day Dressed selling &c. those VI 100 going 3c, AID c -
hogs at Sic
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
July INVESTMENTS.


The Large Sales of Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold
Bonds show their popularity with investors, and we
recommend them to the public because of their ABB
sOLUTE SAFETY both as first-class Railroad Secu-
rity and Real Estate Mortgage on Lands worth
twice the amount of the proposed Loan.
The Bonds have thirty years to run-payable,
principal and interest in God-exempt from United
States Tax to the holder-are first and only mort
gage on the Road and its earnings and upon
$4,000 600 acres of land-mainy agricultural, tim
bered and mineral.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of 800 to
$4,000 Coupon and Registered, and are sold at par
and interest in Currency.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
NeT-York. PHILADELPHIA, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

The Arkansas Central Railroad extends from Helena,
on the Mississippi River, TO Little Rock the capital OF
the State distance OF 100 miles, branch 30 miles IN
length will connect the main line with Pine Buh, ana
another branch OF 10 miles connects with Clarendon the
county town OF Monroe At Little Rock the line Joins
the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway, forming con-
tnuous the State east and west and trVerses
q country having population OF 14s,co Ihis iihe oi
road was much needed and the State of Arkansas by
special grant, authorized the issue OF state ponds 70
assist its construction TO the amount Of $4,000 for each
mile of completed road the bonds to be issued as each
section of 10 miles was completed. These bonds are
ndorsed by the railroad company and are lien upon
the road Messrs Williams Boswick are now Offering
limited number of these bonds at 70 and accrued inter
est and invite attention OF investors to the loan
The State of Arkansas funded all the overdue coupons
on the State debt in 1869, and since that dato mas
promptly paid the interest thereon.
The Trustees OF the seamen's Bank for Savings have
ordered that interest for the past six months be PAID DC
posors of $500 and UNDER at the rate OF six per
cent per annum and exceeding $780, at the rate
Of five per cent per annum payable on and after Mon
day. the 18th inst.
There Is an improved demand for first class invest
ment loans during the week, moneyholders OF Govern
bonds exchanging them for sound corporate bonds
and considerable portion OF the July interest and dy
dend money seeks the channel. There have been
largo sales of Chesapeake and Ohio gold bonds during
the past three days.
Anew Bank will commence business on Monday next,
at the of Parkpace and Coegepace, under the
name OF the Produce Bank IL has paidup capital Of
s2OOOO0 aud among its directors observe many we'll
known, successful business Its President brings
to the performance of his duties 20 years OF experience
in the banking business and its other officers well
known among business
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washingto
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
tion composed of men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chise, and equipments combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets of
this country and Europe.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight (s per cent per annum, payable
semi-annualy, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $780, and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price o. and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. Is, 1872
Maps, circulars, documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they wiz be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
tanner & Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.