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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-10
FOR SHERIFF.

- HERIFF.I hereby announce myself a
y an Independent candidate fOT reelection
70 the ONCE Of sheriff. al the ensuing Marcl
election. A. p. CURRY.
tsI Sheriff OF shelby county.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
OUR POLICY TOWARD MEXICO.

To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: IL is our national interest and duty to have
declared and unequivocal policy Of POLITICAL COM
mercial and industrial fraternity toward all the Re-
publcs of the Western Hemisphere We hare no such
polioy Our National Government is in that respect
far behind the common and business of
people We regarded by the inhabitants Of those
countries as greedy selfish and lawless, and danger
ous instead of friendly to them, when we ought to
be considered an afIectionate and tender elder
brother, in whom they could confde. Such position
would be of great advantage to them, while it would
give us their friendship. and make them customers
and consumers of our productions.
Iseek this enunciation of policy by tho Govern
mept propose to begin it with Mexico as the near
est and most important well as because the words
can be exemplied by practical works done under the
wholesome inspiration of the laws of trade and bus
ness.
NV memorial to Congress shows the condition Of
Mexico and the reasons for tho work she requires. 1t
then enunciates in a preamble, the policy deemed
10 be warranted by what is said in the memorial.
This preamble is followed by the form of BILL Civ
ing lust such powers to organize capital for working
ont such enterprises of railways and banks as our
citizens and the Government Of Mexico mutually
agree upon, which could be done under the general
law of interpretations for the State Of New-York.
This would serve as pedestal upon which to place
the declaration of policy contained in the preamble
and as a convenient mode of giving it Executive
sent And believe careful consideration will show
it to be the simplest most unexceptonabe, and most
elective way Of attaining the end desired for the
good of our own country. But if better mode can
be suggested, it will snit me better.
What desire is, that the memorial l presented
shall go before the American people, and that its
facts and conclusions shall be carefully and candidly
1yeiCbcd ere the momentous issues involved are
forced upon us in shape admitting of neither alter
native nor consideration. Yours, truly
w. ROsECRANS.
Ncc York, April 27, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

PRplY April pa total Of 625 Cattle this week, AMI
market Prices have declined 1tc
y h scarcely anything selling shove 6c and few remnants have
not AZ all stfed Bulls 2c The offerings
Weeawken, and - al One
hundr. yesterday Cattle doing quite well could be
peci considering number OF sheep helps them
W. Fitch sold go out of the 924 Illinois cattle belong
ing Alexander Co.. somewhat bot with good top
l5dl7c.
Beach Illinois steers At S6i6e,
and 100 for r. Alexander Co. at l5G tc on stTong evt
Conev MePheson for g. Dudley pretty fair a huos
steers At each 70 OF their Illinois cattle Il l6c s3
each, and 81 RiI 4 Trsylor ct cst stlll die
Daley toI T. Alexander Co.. 20 ar est Illinois steers Of D
d6c
b. W. Ge Co sod as head medium Illinois tOr Biz rrr
murray son . m steers fOsJ Alexander Co. e~t, ,csns
Of l3dibc
sales for Morris soli BY W. se
6 cwL, At l4c.
Ulery Cary sold lc ILL., Of ewt for Wood Gisspis
l3al6c.
H. Hari H. NJ Bliss 70 Ill ser. at lsalSie. 7ieyt
d. Barnes for n. b. Doty, 10 H. steers, est, at lac
Al 0nehunhsL W. Thompson had los S,ale se fee d
which selling lie sod ~ Missouri cattle III D at isi
y Trade dull
Sheep selling quick nc ADVANCE the offerings Of
Commuspav sai foshtst tosy completing only u
foe this week shesre sheep quoted edSe aai all sh
where hold ang uey viii have eaeash fof o.
Sales Commanpsw follows yl b. n piecei 3s this
Ohio clipped sheep, 65d1o h 30 Of D l a Of ~ 10, De
s Of 30 H. tic n spdns lambs 900 n &c., and Of -
sc. =
Forty st. nlott sold a Ohio shesred sheep % D.
NsiS and 70 Mass shearvd, " ID, .. sane proe
J. Kirby sold las state wool sheep. S2i D. Al Stc
kAa "a aA M 's@ .essSs Sasw, W " u sai Nv ssA1s ~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE FARRAGUT PRIZE CLAIMS.

To the EdffOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: respectfully ask your attention in be-
half Of the "Farragut Prize Claims" On the oath Of
April 1862. part OF tho West Gulf Squadron under the
command OF Admiral d. G. Farra gut moved up the Mis-
sssipp River to attack Forts Jackson and St. Phillip
The Report OF tho Secretary of the Navy for 1862
tons that the vessels passed the forts under terrific fire
OF more than 100 guns encounterng the batteries and
strong currents Of the river, steamers reships, iron
cads, rams raf, chains, and other distractions The
feet and destroyed armed vesses including
three ironclad rams two OF which. tho Louisiana and
Manassas were O. batteries Of immense power On the
waved over the CITY of NewOrleans and Forts Jackson
and st. Philip great quantity Of arms and munitions
This action was regarded everywhere as one OF the
most remarkable trumphs in the whole history Of naval
operations In addition to the vessels destroyed there
were captured and turned to the United states
scpbed in the secrotarV OF te report @ for So @
valued in all at <672coo which chiefly used in the
war, and at the close sold and the proceeds paid
into the United States Treasury.
According to law, the officers and crews OF United
States vessels making captures and DESTROYING vessels OF
the enemy In action are entitled to przomoney there
for on the oath inst eight years will have elapsed since
paid In March, 9 Congress passed act TO facilitate
before the Court at Washington Judge Wye in his do
Tie e rren, grow Of the
c that the proceeds Of the OPery Se % for P,e, have gone a,S
these captures as The se1t Of pre- war bai ., belonging shp to
ery Rebel and that he has enlisted the District Attorney
his side Of tie question.
1t may he that these views correct but that IL no
why the elptors doned tho opportunity Of
having the question finally determined by judicial au.
thory. Congress has passed acts auth .rZing payment
Of przemonoy TO the United States steamer kearsarge
for sinking the Rebel steamer Alabama, and also for pay
ing the United States steamer Wyoming 100000 for the
destruction OF pirates In the inland waters Of Japan
Perhaps the difficulty to the FaTragut claims might be
solved by Congressional interposon. Gen. Butler
writes that II is possible that year will elapse, perhaps
more before anything Is realized; and IL certainly Will
IL appeal is taken ViceAdmral Porter writes that
the money cannot bo distributed until appropriation
passes Congress- end, with regard to the amount or time
OF distribution, he cannot venture TO express an opinion
hope that some action may be taken i'll this matter
Hudson City, ". J,Aprl a. 1870. WEsT-GULF.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

coupon CO.. North Carolina g. now, 2slS23; Louisiana
s., 76t; do, Levee 49, 9IS; N. Y. Bounty Loan, ITO;
Alabama, 1o3t Operations seem to have turned IRON
State bonds to stocks operations In State bonds have
been rather light for tho last two days. although prices
have been firm.
Tho Railroad bond transactions continue limited
although prices strong, and with an upward move
ment Erie Sd mortgage, ssi Wy Central 7s, 1876 lo3
Central Pacific, 93; Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated
bonds, 81.
In City Bank shares operations light, and prices
very firm In miscellaneous stock Canton, 7s Western
Union, ga; Quicksilver, o. do. preferred lGt Mariposa
g. do preferred 15l do. certificates, S Pacific Mall 2s
Adams Express G3l; Wells Fargo, 2Ol; Am Merchants
Union, $50.
In the Railroad stock market there IA no abatement OF
strength general tone of the market Ia decidedly
firm With Reading 1929; Lake Shore 98 North Western,
79i do preferred 90t Iron Mountain, Az These are In
dcatons of the character OF the market this afternoon
We give below the following comparison OF the hiShest
sales the stocks named at the First Board OF the Stock
Eye at the piy
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

COFFEE-Tbere quiet but very hn mrketo no sad hoers
golL
sales Baltimore Of 1910 bags Grey Eagle l9ie soi IN bond
Mrcabo still demand aud Of R bags, Iaura
Pride or private Other kinds que, ui ady belL .
COCoASas II oJ bags Gusysu at currency day paidi
and n hays Malacabo, at al C.. gold IN bond
CiSpLgS arr quote AmsntBs at loe2oe Sperm,
3Td40c. and Patent Dnc a., a
FREIGTS to Liverpool by steamer 20 600 eesh wheat
North German bark with 2oo bbs, tork lof
orer, With Petroleum Cd Grain Cork for orders with
1OoO or. Wheat BALTIMORE Bremen with Pctroe
nm AZ German bark Gibraltar with Petroleum
sbar with 90 % Petroleum TO Cs, 90 private terms and
three ports s Continent With Petroleum private terms
GRAIN-whest lee. active bat prces d2c higher though
ong quiet, the extreme prices asked checks bus ness for export
miers bay sales 30 bush at 81 04 for Mixed SPRING
81 II for Choeo No Cbesgo Spnng hoa' osd VI s Tor No
Chicago I6 vi Amber
West,rn store ~ bs for Onfap White California anoa 81
Ds White Gn.ee the latter for Deai si " Tor Amber
soahe In store Barley and heavy sales Of 100 buh
Csuaa West sc Barley Malt doll and dcopngi sales Of soo
hush State at her though less sales 900
bush Canadian pier and track rs odic anost New Ohio
6ic 6 ea aoai Gle held In stoe state atsc
on wanted ales go bush Western
Al Qa due SaSzA a scAyn aask Aua siaSsx dHll Ika
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
Foreign EXchhhBc III stTVHB '0""J "V ""
Tho following are the current rates:

Oa H. gold quoted at iSl 1905, 1l6i 1920 llSi
I2Is 49, I3O I5t 1O 1lI lie, 49, lli 2is, llS $685.
l5 $780, lI5i at $50 1lIal5 The highest figures ll5s
and tho lowest liiI difference Of per cent during the
day.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank
follows: Cearances W. gold balances o. o2.s5o
currency balances, t2o,s36 Holders OF gold paid for
carrying over balances from II TO per cent to-day.
Government bonds continue very strong, under the i'm
preston that Congress will not be able TO agree upon
Funding bill The Gs OF 1881, coupon, sold ut III S2os
'62 coupon, 1l5i; do, Ca, ui; do 'GS iii do '07 3
aIis I040s coupon, 1854 at tho First Board On tho
25 the 0s Of 1884, coupon sold at li5 on the 2oh il6i
2h I61; 2sth I6l 29tb ILL., The 62O Of 1867 have ad
yanced since Monday from l3I to i5i do CT 1884, from
lI2 TO li4l.
Tho quotations Of gold at the Stock Exchange for the
week follows; Monday, iiSi Tuesday, iiSi /;
Wednesday, ia Thursday, liii Friday. lici.
" State lsRd. TsYAcsssosA wv. sL.s.S; ". o. cx
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
aIe 6ge 90 e25,8s2 80 Inc. s.

.osrs Turner Brothers No IA Nassau-st have just put
won the market the First Mortgage per cent gold
bonds Of the indianapolis, SIa and
ra Section of country and has valuable connections
Gne hundred and seventy miles are now completed, ana
sojd 70 be earning double the amount OF money neces
sary to pay the interest on the Donus lne reahs DO
miles will be finished In June. - ,,., . !.
Wa give below weekly summary or the cOnditOn OF
the money market at leading points in the country;
NJ Lows April 2Thee material change in the local money
ns Only banks active demand for money at
ali offerings a Light and We still quote rates easy at 10
Bcros THE noney market steadily working sasr as and
eminent ooas The banks are fully supplying their customers at
per cent still have something Very choice short date
psper passed this week at ca cent OUTSIDE good paper
per and private capitalists lind dmcus employ
LoUIvE April 26Money In active demand All OF the banks
reor, calls all the they willing TO lend but
thew are provide all the Of their dpoators sa2
CIxvnrAyp April The local market works easier The
banks generally reported to-day quiet almost the point OF dull
and With receipts from the currency supply was sens0F
ClscIssArI April -The money market number OF
the report dpostors balances increasing rapidly Reg
g are Offering yS nn n % ca s per on een soS
Cactsp Apr 2TThs banks report condition Of the money
market noted last ISSUE The demand
continues moderate and acceptable parties eeenee no
dmcu obtaining al the sseommodshon they require a. per cent
well for stock dealers but the general markets
lively which keep the rates m and steady Ih euh 9f ee trans
Governments and few other
choice stock ooar free sales made at cent Discounts
quite owing activity business qusrter but good mer
camille readily current ogI per cent 'he moa'
EswORIxaSs Aprl 2The money market proper on quiet
quots 0d per Tor Al notes with unques
tonahe oea and frste busHss paper without eoaieraA
PEoR Apn 2Tbe banks report business light In financial circles
loan department The market gradually
working OF oanAbo funds the banks though
sufficiently TO be dsesg The eau ot cur
Is active and the movement !" Tho nenof heavier VII"
last
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

celebrate the 18th OF April as the birthday OF
In preference to any other day Of the year Mr. Jeer
son. In his memoir Of himself does not tell the time of his
birth, nor can we find II stated In any Of the many
eulogios delivered on tine occasion Of his death
On April 10, $780, such celebration was hold in Wash
ington, the chief spirits being John Roane OF Virginia
Bibb of Kentucky, Woodbury. of New Hampshire Grundy
'ennessee, ,Cambreng fNew York Gordon OF Virginia
Oyerto q" Louisiana, Hayne of South Carolina Wayne
of Georgia po a. Governor of Arkansas and others OF
their sort There "ro loi toass, by such men az Van
Buren, Secretary of sta" Eaton, Secretary Of War;
Speaker Stevenson Branch, Secretary of the Navy
McDuc, Troup, Col r. M. johnson, Isaac Hill and so
on tine object being to throw The weight of Jefersons
reputation the side of state Rights, and against
improvements and protection by Tariffs
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
IFFEERsoN,s BIRTHDAY.

On what authority do the admirers OF
Thomas Jefferson fix upon the 18th OF APr' as ,no ann
ve,.arv q, his birth In a letter TO Levi Lincoln OF
evidently reference 10 some prospective
celebration, Mr. Jefferson said tunder date OF Aug
90, 1909; ,
"with respect ITO the day on which they wsn 70 DIX
their anuiyersary they may be told that ulsapIro's
Inysef OF transferring the honors ana VehsIan ioI vi
the great birthday Of our Repnbnc 10 any aned
letting my birthday be known, ana nave ehsasou
my family not ~ communicate IT,"
We quote this rs copied from The Boston Courier IN
yilss,s Regsster OF May 29 1880 The Register says;
"Caa any pcrsol tel why NJ. Benton concluded "
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
FRIDAY, April 29-P. N.

Money is easy at per cent on CALL ~l.h
Government collaterals, and per cent on y,
sta,o honds and stocs Such is the accumulation OF
national currency in the city banks that they loan IL
two to five days without interest, and then take .no
checks OF the borrowers, they are payable III
hacks. The Government takes national currency ,oa
cold when sales are made In commercial pap0i
sa ohange 70 note; the amount offered in the mar
a. very small and prime to fair paper rates
from to IL per cent. s,ronc and
The Gold and stock markets continue very strong anu
. much TO the surprise OF many who anticipated
aoodcd "break down" in prices Of stocks to-day bu
az money is very cheap and az many polevo 'a' 'no
leading railroad stocks have long peeh t eoe ,n
d trafac and travel there is present prospect OF
decline in prices market throughout the day being
ycrv firm. with u decided advance In several OF the
stocks. -. - ,,oo
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TRIBUNE.

FRIDAY. April 29 l8I0
ASRS-Po steady and moderately active; sales a $b 500
81 Pearls re nominal
BROOM demand continues light taxing only sum
Gent prices dropping quote IL 3c
for Common Choice tie latter for Prime
Pea. Com demand 81 25d5
BEESWAX-A doing for yellow West
and Southern.
BRISrLBs unchanged quote at 4oc 81 50 for American
and White.
BOyE-We small sales Of Rio 0nie Shin IS per
COTTONbe has been moderate hut the market appears
shade all gBies at former prices notw-
standing free shang gold ren sales 9
bales o which 1880 for export 'fl
for and future delivery OF
2Oj bales 22c 900 at 2c $50 June e 200 At
Pile At Pile; and 100 at Aia On bass of Low Mddlng We
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE LOAN or TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
ROAD Co., being First Mortgage upon the entire
Line, property and equipments between tle tidal
waters of the Atlantic on the Chesapeake Bay, and
reliable inland navigation the Ohio River worth,
when completed. at least s3o,ooo,oc one OF the
most substantial conservative, and reliable Railroad
Loans ever offered in the market. and is peculiarly
adapted to tho wants Of INVESTORS and CAPITALISTS
WHO dasirs " make tlsH Rysstmaata with tho Woat
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now COM
reed tie entire distance Owego popular and
porous Agricultural and Manufacturing districts thus efficiently provided
for the Southern Central will be large both
freight traffic be rich Agricultural country through
which will aori constantly increasing business he great
Auburn whose waterpower s the best
in enterpng along the ln will always secure
% this rosd good income.
yERMYE Co.. Financial Agents Of the Road offer the remain
ing with confidence believing
them good that has been placed this
The Bonds Seven cent have thirty rum and
they at the opto1 Of the holder
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
xchange, at the dates given:

The market closed very strong on Governments and
Railroad stocks At the call Governments were OIL
from to !, but became strong again later In tho day
The following the Government quotations Of Messrs
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

from the eyes II those freedmen and women, and am
thoroughly inced that IN the heart of Abraham Lin
coin dwet tho principles Of Faith, Hope, and Charity
ley also mentioned their belief that ne did not wish TO
attend tho theattr, but that Mrs. Lincoln insisted"
NeuGrk, n. j., April %, 1870. REV. JOHN TYLER.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
FAMILY MARKETS,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-1OI.k.

New vegetables are fas. Increasing variety sni qasn ACh
ton steamer brought bushels oue say early IN
he week and had 500 boxes 50 bs
nooes and $50 Jersey asprsgrs qHte plenty,
ser the warm yestery bot will not much to-day hss
ba ben received from L. Prices greatly va iro
i ne, buuch for Gull grass Of pencil up IS Fr the hneH
O Bav and Shrwsbury Bermuda potatoes are love shna s
plenty good and cep mostly selling See pair for % and we
for large sha Another Osd California SALMON s been re-
ceed Eggs very bun,ant but variable prce though yeV
generally al 2c r - eeee egg have hlea materially Bs
Ter has look he make Increases quantity 10 ns
meat ue We lind great scarcity Of good mutton As snesae oo
mon veal so Of IL low prices IN ise "mn
weather Of yesterday Poultry Is easier, good pigeons hgaet W"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30
CURRENCY BONDs

Yielding to purchasers a revenue OF per cent per
annum ON amount invested Some and per cent
prime County bonds principal and interest payable
by the State of Illinois, for sale at discount An
exceedingly desirable security.
GOLD Bonds.
Seven per cent Gold bonds of the great Midland
Railroad of New-York, issued only on finished road
and issue limited to about half cash COST for sale at
par and interest
Eight per cent Gold bonds of Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad. indorscd by State of Alabama
ISSUED only on finished road and limited by law to
$4,000 per me), for sale at par and interest.
Seven per cent Gold bonds of st. Louis and South
Eastern Railway IA road highly commended by the
business men of St. Louisl One of the cheapest gold
bonds on the market Price 81. and interest
The per cent gold bonds are free of United States
tax, and can be registered. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co., 25 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

satisfactory assurance Ofs positive and undoubted
Secnrity The Bonds are in denominations OF $l'oV'
$500. and 800, and may be had CoUPoN or REGIS
TERED.
Interest Sax per cent per annum, payable MAY ard
NOVEMBER l.
Principal and Interest payable in GoLn in The City
Of New York.
Price % and accrued interest in Currency AZ which
Price they pay nearly Seven per cent IN goi o" their
cost. :,
Government Bonds and other Securities receives IN
exchange at their full market value.
Purchases made before May will have the advan-
tage of the gold premium on the accrued interest.
Particulars furnished OH application
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers, &c, Nassau-st
GOLD INTEREST BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PEE CENT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD Co.,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
u YEARS TO Run FRoM JANUARY, 1870.
LAND GRANT OF OVER 100000 ACRES IRON Gov
EMINENT.
upon which together with Road and all its property.
these bonds are lst Mortgage.
10 MILES OF ROAD FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is already derived, with rapidly
increasing receipts.
This Road, with its connections, forms an AIR
LINE FROM ST. PAUL TO MILWAUKEE, and Is a SAY
ING OF NEARLY 100 MILES the great North West
crn route to Chicago.
ELEVEN COUNTIES along the limo Of this Road Do
NATE $4,000 EACH, with right Of way for construc-
ton.
This Company is EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON
IT'S LANDS FOR FIFTEEN YEARS, by special act of
Legislature
These bonds have the option of being converted
into stock and are receivable at par az cash. for the
purchase of any of the lands Of the Company.
The immense tunnage of grain and lumber accu-
muating weekly at st. Paul must upon completion
of this road, be carried to Milwaukee and Chicago
by this direct route.
The advantages, resources, connections ana hnu
grant of this Company are fully set forth IN pam
phlet which can be obtained at our Office.
A large number of these Bonds have been placed
in Europe and we now offer a LIMITED NUMBER IN
THIS MARKET AT 90 FLAT, and recommend them with
confidence to our friends and capitalists, fully be-
Ieying them to be one Of the safest and cheapest
investments offered
WHITE, MORRIS & Co..
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS.
90 WAL-Sr.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE Z PER CENT BONDS at 80 and interest
We have only limited amount to offer at this price
DRRxEI, WINTHROP & Co, 18 Wall-st.
John j. Cisco a. Son, SO Wall-st.
j. Is. ALEXANDER a. Co., 10 NaSsau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNEsoTA
RiuRoAp CO.-The coupons of the First Mortgage
Bonds of this Company, due May l. will be PAID IN
gold coin free of Government tax, on and after that
date on presentation at the Banking House Of HENRY
CIEws & Co.. 81 Wal-st'
JOHN II. DAvEY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

UowEs 4 MaCY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank. No. 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject TO
check on demand can do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
im,i.,iate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

Tbo ,lIowinc Ia the movement In Dry GOODS 1Or Ine
week Entered for consumption, N,l7l79 withdra"ais'
ians of fine per cent First Mortgage Sinking
Fund gold bonds OF the Peninsula RallToad OF NIX
due May l. will DO paid by s. W. HopAinS ~ w. w. -
T%e copons OF the First Mortgage bonds OF the 90
Inuis and St Joseph Railroad, due May l. Will po P"u
hv tbe Farmers Loan and Trust company, pou
THE earnings Of the st. Louis ana iron Mouh'aih i
road foT tbe fhird week in April were: .u-m-s
i, I5,a All $50 Ool E6s.."Sl9Bi7 % ino''SIi''" 10
, go ~ tho Connecticut River Railroad for the