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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
SATURDAY SPECIALS.

Never leak hot water bottles at one
doilar, are bargain, every day this
week at Bowd!tch and Webster's. So
are the club cards ~ cents a pack. or
their new 25 cent bath sponges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

the. dancing party given at Pythian
hall last evening under the auspices of
the Pythagoras Club. Quite a number
Of the young people of the city We're in
attendance and with the music of Lees
orchestra everyone had a good time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Mrs Alvira Pray of Belgrade is
a patient at the Augusta General hos
Dital. where yesterday morning she un-
derwent surgical treatment. Her con-
ditjon last night was reported. favor.
able
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Housekeepers should be sure to see
the new imported cooking dish, cas-
serole, for meats, chicken and buildings
etc. Swift and Turner Co. sells them
today for only 40 cents and they are
tremendous value, being SO neat, white
inside and brown outside, food can be
served on the table hot. Has a cap
acity of ats. with cover and handle,
also other sizes if desired in this ware
Big showing in window of jardiniers,
choice 25 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Z The two-masted schooner L., L. Ham
lin, Capt. Hubbs, was lowed to this
city late Thursday afternoon and now
lies at the wharf of the Augusta Lum-
Der Co., where she will load lumber
for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly so likely to take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure, causing healthy, action of the
mucous membrane and giving streng tn
and tone to all the organs and func-
tons.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the sys-
tenn after a cold, as no other does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Mckinney have
gone to Melrose Highlands for a ten
days visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Lanes VINO wish to economize will
ilKeiy take advantage of Fl C. Bar
ker Cos low price today for gloves
Inc $1.50 grade only SO cents and the
Sl.on grade IS cents. This is truly big
saving. Do observe the showing OF
furs at this store, also overcoats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

The Maine Central ran a special
from this city to Topsham yesterday
morning but the party so far as Angus
IA was concerned was a small one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Charles S. Cummings of Auburn at
the afternoon session and William ID.
Hutchins of Augusta at the evening
session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Carroll NJ. Perkins of Waterville was
in town yesterday forenoon on lega
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

The Eastern Star will give a Har
vest supper and Apron sale from $50
10 7.30 today at G. A r. hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

A few left of the $500 slip on rain
coats at Whitman and Adams Co.'S for
1898. Ladies who love to see the new
est and-most correct things in suits
coats, Persian silk waists, furs etc,
must be delighted with the showing
this progressive Company are making
at this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Alfred Johnson, son of DR.. w. John
son. left the city Friday for Bruins
wick, where he will enter the Maine
Medical school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

| Biliousness is due to. a disordered con-
dition of the stomach. Chamberlain's
Tablets are essentially a stomach medi-
cine Intended especially to act on that
ORGAN. to cleanse it, strengthen It, tone
and invigorate IL. 10 regulate the liver
and 10 Danish biliousness positively and
! effectualiys Eogs sale. .eysExI.haEs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

FOlsom's own make, means purity
and cleanliness, today N. T. Folsom
and Son will serve you with rich and
delicious opera caramels at only II
cents lb. Buy for Sunday and for all
the family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

c. F. Bilodeau sells boys pants Soc
to $1.00 values for only 3Sc. a pair
no more after this lot is cleaned up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

20 ard Csc. Delaware grapes 22c. bas-
ket, canning grapes lSc. basket, !;
good bananas 25c, II pounds best swee,
potatoes 25c, Boston celery, lettuce
spinach, etc.
L. S. Young says straight oysters
no water, l pound oysters and l pound
oyster crackers 45c for both. Old-fash-
Toned yellow eyed beans this years.
only 13c quart. New lot Concord grapes
lie. basket, roast beef 10c. and lac.
pound. Fresh native pork, cut today.
Merrill! Bros. have one lot fowl at 1Sc
pound. and one lot chicken zoe. pound
also fancy fowl and chicken, Clinton
chocolates 29c. pound. The real OaF
Grove farm cake, seal shipt" fancy
oysters new arrival plenty new cauli
flower, Boston celery, Florida grape
fruit, etc. Malaga grapes 15c. pound:
Tokays, = pounds 25c. VIM. Tell flour
1886 barrel.
f. e. Davis & CO. find 1t profitable
to induce parents to come into their
store where they are sure to be favor
ably impressed with the magnitude.
style and quality of their clothing .an''
furnishings. Hence the extra quality
today of boys winter shirts and
drawers for only 19c. garment.
Melville Smith says that today h"
will sell his regular 19-cent sheet mu-
sic at Is cents. This lot includes TIL"
latest popular hits such as 1--WE Got
the Time. the Place, But It's Hard
TO Find the Girl ''Call Me Up Som"
Rainy Afternoon" Meet Me Tonight
Tn Dreamland," moonlight. Rose and
YOU" ANY Little Girl That's Nice
Little Girl" "Silver Bell Sugar
Moon Shame On You Nancy You
Are the Ideal of My Dreams. ITS AL
ways June When You're In Love-" etc.
He also calls attention to the bargains
he is offering in pianos. Read his ads
Read F. A. Dennis adj and see the
low crices he quotes on sheet music
"All my 19-cent songs and instrument
nj music Is cents: 15-cent music. IL
cents; 500 copies latest popular anc
classic, s cents" See many other val
ues quoted in I'D.
Native pork ribs, fancy roasting
chickens, smoked shoulders, IL cents
venison, ground bones for hens. etc
Fancy AroostOok honey, Whip-poor-
will cream "the finest on the market
Fresh arrival Accent chocolates at ~
cents ice cream drops .? cents. marsh
mallows Is cents pound. 1reShIN
roasted peanuts cents quart. Malaga
Tokav and basket grape The fancy
bakery department advertises itself
so successfully there is hardly need to
call attention to its special attractions
at Nehber & HeWettS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

20 ard Csc, Delaware grapes 22c. bas-
kot, canning grapes 1Sc. basket, !;
good bananas 25c, II pounds best sWee,
potatoes 25c, Boston celery, lettuce
spinach, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Johnson how extra nice are they. two
fiavOrs today and only lie. ID. chOco-
late and vanilla. Be sure of fair
share
Twenty five ID. bags of sugar $1.40,
native fowl 18c. h., native chicken
good 20 to 22c. h., native fresh should
ers 15c. h., smoked shoulders 14c. h.,
loin roast beef Ice. h., bushel good
potatoes SOC. Concord grapes 18c.
basket, Salem grapes 1Sc : basket,
bars Lenox soap Csc, 80 bars Lenox
soap $1.00. If you want to get the best
cream that money can buy try bottle
of Leader cream At G.. w. Wad-
leigh's, see ad for more low prices.
You may know Russell and Weston
Co. offer you no cheap quality in a
black merceriZed petticoat, but they
have bought a big lot of an extra quail
ity petticoat good value at $1.25 and
will sell it for today only at S5c. Don't
miss seeing this very extra bargain.
This second floor showing of suits.
coats, waists, furs etc. is really Won
derful this fall.
DC sure " Duy your HIle lOllel sod
today while a box of cakes costs
only Zoe. at Beane's drug store The
25c. chocolates are not cheap as the
price would imply. but are fine grade
sold as a leader" to please customers
OF course the brick ice cream will be
in demand by the home folks this
weather All the leading druggist
special lines of pure candy
The Original Saturday candy at
Coughlin's Drug store. 29c. a pound
The candy that delights the taste
tickles the palate and nourishes.
T.. Locke is well pleased with Sat
urday sales and offers a good supply
of bargains today. Plenty home made
sausage, ground bones for hens,
large grape fruit 25c, 3 quarts fine
L. -. 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

How rich and delicious are cocoanut
caramels and when made by j. G.
Johnson how extra nice are they, two
fiavOrs today and only 17c. ID. chOco-
late and vanilla. Be sure of a fair
share
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

The Original Saturday candy at
Coughlin's Drug store, 29c. a pound.
The candy that delights the taste,
tickles the palate and nourishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-15

Read F. A. Dennis ad. and see the
low rrices he quotes on sheet music
"All my 19-cent songs and instrument
nj music Is cents: 15-cent music, l.
cents; 500 copies latest popular ano
classic, 5 cents" See many other val
ues quoted in I'D.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August Is. 10

New York, August 16. 1910
BFEYES-Receipts. 60 cars, LOGO head.
all for slaughter No trading IN live cattle.
Feeling weak. City dressed native sides slow
at So @1132c; Texan beef. 7g9c. London and
Liverpool cattle markets lower at 1224 a 15c
per lb. dressed weight; refrigerator beef
CALyES|Recepts 574. including % for the
market. Prices fairly steady Good veals sold
a. go per per- iGT 10: as c
per lb; city dressed grassers and buttermiils.
901O14c country dressed calves steady at
saIes-NeIson 6 McCabe: 90 western calves.
271 Ii average So 70 per 100 ID
SHEEP AND LASIBS-ReceIpts, 90 cars or
5,222 head including II cars for the market;
rived late. Sheep unchanged: lambs quiet and
25c lower: the early arrivals not closed out
a 81 80 per 100 ID; common to prime lambs
S. 10 a 81 %; / car choice, 81 80; 1 deck 81 so
side uuotation for dressed wethers; hog
dressed lambs selling at III" a IS i2c; general
top price 13e; others. common to fair, 1O1a
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: o4o
I6 94f 81 fnG b S. ISL 81 h. So 20 44 50 H.
Sc 20; PIG 90 10, Sc II y l yearling, 100 h. s..
Tobn q shannon; e $50 ksntueby ::,1 ea + LAMBS; m 6s
225. IS Ib, 81 232 64 Ib, Sc 80; 240 Ohio. o. Ib,
s. .: 70 kentucky 81 shesP: q H. S4 Ken,
and yearlings. n ID. 81 so; state bucks. 155
-. J. s6amberg & Son: 245 Kentucky lambs. rs
-. Newton to- & Co: aS6 Kentucky lambs 10 lb.
81 %; 253 Virginia. 40 h. 81 TO- 1 buck. 140 ID,
SO so.
Mcpherson & Co: zoe West Virginia lambs.
IL h. st -.
HOGS-Receipts 49, cars 1.73s head.
including barely half a for the market.
Feeling about steady and quotations 500 SO 40
for heavy To medium state hogs. Pigs would
exceed quotations.
Sales Gate yesterday: J. q. Curtis & Son
l 4 state pigs 10 ID average. $40 per 100 Ib: 81
hogs 14J H. So So: "a. I75 Id, 81 80: / rough
29O ID, SIS so: .. go Ib, IS 30
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday. II hogs
1856 lb. 80 %; = roughs. $40 III, IS IS.
Tobin & shannon tto-day). 81 state hogs
I ~ III so 80. | rough. $50 lb. SS
s. Sanders date yesterday: JOG state hogs
176 10. So 40: 5 roUShs, 2s3 ID, 81 SO; /. $50 To-
g.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Aug I6.-CATTLE- Receipts
ooo. STEADY; beeves. 81 53QSS -; Tcxa.
steers s. 50alS 40. Western steers, 81 ST. 10.
stockers and feeders, $iaS62 20. COWS and
heifers. s. sea So 50: calves. s6 j0q$S 80
HOGS Receipts. t2,o0o. sc higher; light
a IS 20. rough. 81 e. q 81 -; good 10 choice
heavy. & s. a SIS 50; pigs. IS 60Qs9 O5 bulk OF
sales S. 90 a So 40. SHEEP Receipts, ~ 600
strong: native. s. j0a 81 10; Western. S. =, IL
81 so. vcarIings 81 20 a s. so; lambs native.
81 - ST 81. Western. 81 5oH So ~.
East Buffalo. Aug lG.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
so steady, vEAI.s-Receipts. -; active. 25c
slow. 5et loc higher: mixed. 81 100 50 Il;
Workers 50 - q 50 so: pigs. 50 30 a so So rous h,
81 956pST 40: stags S6 a ST. -. dairies. sS T5a6
50 - SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts. .. 400
head: slow: missed steady others. 20U25c
lower; lambS 81 - a S. Is: yearlings S5@
50 30, wethers 81 70 q So; ewes. So TJ6Bs4 70
Kansas city. Aug. lG.-CATTLE-Receip
q .o0n. including 1000 Southerns steady TO
IOc lower. top. SS -; cows strong; dressed
beef and expert steers So 500 IS 10 fair to
good 81 iGd x6 90. Western steers. 81 81 fo
81 -. stoekers and feeders s. - q Sc g.
Southern steers StH$5 -; southern COWS.
e. T04rS4 -: native cows s. Goa 81 10. native
heifers So 50asT, bulls, S34sI 10. calves. ST
n 81 "a HOGS-Bceeipts. 5000; .Inarket
stead to Zoe higher. hulk of sales, IS 10 u
IS So heavy. s. 40 a 81 40. packers and butch
ers SIS S. So light IS 7Sms S. 20. SHEEP
.Recelpts 5000 market. luU2 2nc higher.
Iamhs S6msT: yearliugs. s. 65Ts1 so; weth-
ers s. ~ a 81 so, ewes. IS 5oasi 20. stockers
Cincinnati Aug. 16.-CATTLE-Receipt
/ oS4. stead 10 strong: fair to good shippers
IS s50SI. common S21s1 10 HOGS-Re-
cepts 5ce. steady, o loc higher, butchers
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

Lon6on. Aug. I6--Consois closed un-
eaa1ged q s. for money and 81 lis for
s,eogni. Anaconda was ls lower. al Is 4
,,saselau Pacific ! 5 higher. at Is9 =, and
W. Trunk : higher, at : 1Ss-
hofsy was u good demand and discount
is1sg wer@ L--u.
--l6 s-ccE market was extremely quiet
IS a1Falcf IN cCuSoIs yesterday helped
.sl-aEe more cheerful tone in the gilt
* section. ka1iirs were dull. copper
sEsss lrreE ~, and rubber stocks closed
---ef T. The American section Union
-sent and Canadian Pacific We're rather
s-lFe buy The rest Of the list showed
- Change The market closed quiet,
~ f-1- -1ue
~ none n London. ] = G1iz per
~ cpe- market discount rate for short
= q ~ per cent. long bills. = L per
- Berlin discount rate. > = per cent;
- discount rate, per cent. Paris
+ense on London - francs % cen
Berlin exchange on LONDON %
~.AS 3 TtCTuiEs Bar gold, 1sS 81 d.
sicsn e1sles. 75s 5i5 d.
arIs Az 7s.-Three per cent rentes
Es1z ceLEn1es lower. st g. francs
- Eluues. The tone was strong on
b9arse today Russian securities re-
9fo hesI tee close
,iu, a-r. lG.-TradinG was dull ana
i-s g. se1e 1era-.y were lower on the Boerse.
--el--n Pacific Was steady
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug. 16-AIthoush there is slight
decrease in the volume of trading in the local
wool market. prices weU Endintai med srd
show frner tendency. There is active
demand for three -eighths fleece. and more nne
staple territory would be sold II the supply
were larger. \ movement In California and
Texas WOODS has developed during the last Few
days. and there Is some demand for the for
eign product. but pulled wool Is very dull
Leading domestic quotations. Ohio and Penn
sylvania feeces. Delaiue washed. Bic; M.
soc. fine unmerchautahe. - 81 zoe. haf-bio0d
cotnbinG. 2SG 29c: three-eighths. ~ q 2Bc
quarter. ~ u use deiaine unwashed, 20 q - +.
fine, 90 n @fc Michigan. Wisconsin. New York
feeces: Fine unwsshed, Iea zoe; deiaine. 2Sgt
2Tc half blood. - a 2sc. three-elghths 81 20
"9c. Kentucky Indiana and Missouri. Three
eighths~- blood. :sG2sc; quarter. Il q eSc-
Secured basis-TeNas. Fine twelve months. 80
dr6uc. stN to eight months. % "a .lJc fine fall.
soc California: Northern. % "a 51c middle
county - "a 53c; southern. 45fI 45c; fall free.
- n 4ac. Oregon; Eastern No I staple a. a
sic eastern clothing. 56 u sc. valley No l.
- az SIC. Territory: Fine staple, 80 G Doc; fire
medium 50 a 5oc; ttne clothing. 5s a 60c tine
medium. 55 q SIC. half blood combine - n 62c
three-eighths. 3BI 5Sc; quarter % n SIC
pulled. Extra 65ci nne \. Go8B2c; 4 supers.
20 a sc.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17

PRONIS1bNS-Hog prOductS inactive, but
frIner on small offerings and some commits
sion house buy9g PoRk-Easy X mess. 81 81. % .
ss fsRiIE So so S9 ssHFt 9,saT So
aSe0; packet. S169sl6 30; extra India
mess. SO 5o@s2o BEEF HAMs-s22 @s24
l27s I60 Ib 13sc: 140 ID. 1916; pigs, I3ss 9.
CUT MEATS-Pic1ed bellies, smoking. 1sc:
hams 15a 15Isc. TALLOw-Firrn: city. 7Ikc:
country. 7@7izc;, LARD-MiddIe West, 11"5
q L. 6Jc; city dull: II &c; refined, South Amer
ica I3.25c; Continent, 1255c. Brazil kegs,
14-25c. Compound. 104 q l02a C. STEARINE
-94iss oiso II = l4e , city it lard l5re od
business. Dan TaImage's Sons Company, New
Orleans. telesraphs crop movement TO date,
8. 30o sacks. against 40 s2a last year; sales
cleaned estimated at IS, 500 pockets against
90 SSS a wear ago. Talmage. Charleston. teIc-
graphs Carolina crop movement 10 date as
showing receipts Of 1852 pockets and sales
sTGARERehned was on the basis OF 515c
net less per cent cash for standard gran
Raw frmer With a gain Of l-5-c. spot prices;
Centrifugal. 9G test 4.42c. muscova ado. 50
test 3,92c. and nlolasses susaf ~ test. a69c.
sales were $4,000 bags Porto Rico az 442c
basis 96 test. ] T, also $4,000 10 - 900 bags
Gubas, August and last August shirment. at
, I-16c. basis 98 test cost and ireight. equai
10 / &c here. The London market for beet
sugar was steady ana unchanged; August.
las 1GJAd: Soptembcr, 13s SZdi October to
iSiY:tTTlatL SMiYE:tTTlatL>1coPPER- Standard dun: spot
,,G August u 20Gi lg.a5c: September Il. 25G
= n9 ,c. October. l. u = a II 81 &c November
l.. - 4 q 4. A. 54c London FIRM: spot. 500 IS;
f,lfures fJT. Lake copper. T. 81 :: er tie. cleo
troIvttc 1852 y q L. Toe; casting T. - a y. soc
but quiet; spot. 33.:,Oa Sic; Au-
1,,st September and October. 30 80 n 80. 7ac.
= ondon steady; spot, f154 IFS ID: futures. fl54
% 6d f.EAD--Steady. 440Q soc New York,
: e5ep 4 g0c East 81 Louis. London spot t12
90s sPELTER-steady at J51 a $40 New
tt-ytr and 80 q >. I-,c Last ST Louis London
80. sa1 los. IRON-CleVeland warrants. sos
~ ondon. Locally iron was quiet No l foun-
.lr,- ar Northern. sl6 25nsiG 80; No ., So 50n
&c. &o ! Southern and No Southern soft.
20 75msI6 20. Pig iron certificates nominal,
4,.atassEs AND sIRUI'S-Quiet and
rapES s,trt,. ,,,,r,.s,a d., chat.
siar but fairly active Rosiu hrm; tar
steady -., o,,,,, .s .,.a, ,r,.t f,tt
,.,tt unchanged prices
bn,, EaTuER-Steady with good jobbing sales
ii no selling pressure
. =. mn Essential oils steady to firm.
,t0oTs-I7irIn, owing to steady tobbing
IND and moderate offerings Of popular
goods z g., -. ,o.. ,..~ ~.
- r.trof6lIln unchanged,
mo nSTGoTroNaEED OIL-strons, prices closing
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17

SPOT quiet with prices 10 points higher ar
10 .uc for niddltug upland and 1880 for mid
ding Gulf Sales 939 bales: delivered on con
tract, 3oo bales. Liverpool cables-Spot dull;
sales, 4, 900 bales: speculation and export, 600
American, 5000: imports 5000; American 1000
niddlinR upland. S.3ld futures Opened steady at
4G71= points advance; closed barely steady 11zd
September, 4-o4 I'D septeInber-OctobeT. :. 81
ocIopeT-NoveIneer, 'l2d; NoveT1ber-DeceTuber,
4-o242d. DeCembeT-January, "a January-Febru-
ary, ITebruary-March and March-April. 6.99lad; ;
April-May and May-June. Is $50.
COEEEE-PTice changes were small clos
ING net unchanged 70 points lower. Sales. lS.-
200 bags, with trading mostly OF d local char
acter, due 10 the fact that It was q holiday in
Havre- Hamburg was unchanged to L pfennig
lower and both Rio and Santos were closed.
Tone firm. however ana WAS further evidence of
new outside buying Advices from Brazil bullish.
cost and freight offers being very firm. with
Santos As quoted at 4.75c 10 10c for prompt ship
nlent: later shipment, 9.JoGe. &c. Brazilian
shippers show a disposition 70 advance quota
tions rather than make concessions Warehouse
deliveries. 311s2 bags. against Ii. s63 last week
and IS $50 last year. Spot Rio No I 9G91sc.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
SUCCEEDS IRA C. RAWN
r,irssy Harrison Elected as
uead of Monon Railroad.

s-x Harrison. one Of the vice-cresi-
,he. Southern Railway Company,
se'S S-,.-4ed president Of the Chicago. Ind
So .5s 4 Louisville Railway Company.
Sa'f oe the Monon read. To succeed the
G. Rawn. at a meeting Of the
B..o-s held IN this city yesterd
cr'.s announced that Mr. Harrison.
r.s already director and a member
W. w. executive committee OF the Monon
9 v-ould resign as vice-president of the
--ssrl Railway in order to devote all
.a-,A 10 the management of the former
p s-v which is owned Jointly by the
- Railway and the Louisville &
xsshvilIe-
~ CITY Oh March IS. 1862 lie was
s-.-al from Yale IN 1929. and after
- law at Columbia University, was
- 10 tfe New York bar IN 1852. For
- wears he practised law in the Of
- BANKS, Stetson. Tracy & McVeagh.
,sas he was made solicitor for the
..-.,.r-r Railway and held that Office until
= when he WAS appointed assistant TO
:. ,-ssiaent of that road In 1905 he was
- vice-presiient of the Southern
- Al Office he has held ever since.
director of TIE Richmond, Freder-
4 Potomac. the Mobile & Ohio.
= .rsst southern. the Chicago. lndianap-
louisville, the Cincinnati, New Or
IL Texas Pacific and Southern Rail
= ,orpaniss. the Standard Trust Com
= n NV York, the Transportation
- Insurance Company. OF Fhiladel-
- sr7 the Virginia Carolina Chemical
- As G vice-president OF The
..--1s-n Railway Company his headquar-
bsve been 81 washington. AS presi-
=. # rre AIonon his headquarters VIII
: n Chicago
G Ravn. the former president of
uoro7 road. was found shot 10 death
,s sumner home al Winnetka, a Chi
:, s-hzrb. early IN tho morning Of July
r. VII ard lis son-in-law. p IL Co
- Win, we're ir the house at the time,
,s-a5 that lac had been shot by d
- but The police could md no trace
: 5,r-eIsrs having entered the premises, |
* generally believed that he COM !
- s,1i-ide rather than face the i'm |
--s.-r revelation Of his alleged Connec- J
- nh The car repair frauds perpe- /
= ~, -'.a Illinois Central while he was |
,s,s-nresident O. the road
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 16.-Nheat declined to-day and
then recovered. closing from shade 70 2izc up.
after having dropped from sc 10 &c to the
previous close Corn duplicated the fluctuations
Of wheat while oats kept within narrower lin
its finishing weaker than the other grains Pro
visions generally made gains, pork being the
weakest closing from 5c-up 1Dc or. Extreme
weakness marked the first half of the session
in the wheat pit, the principal causes being an
Increase of more than 5000. 900 bushels in the
worlds visible supply and heavy local receipts
Selling was rather overdone. and later in tn2
dav shorts sought to cover, forcing prices up 20
a higher point than the previous close Word
that more than 200 coo bushels had been char
tered for shipment abroad, and that two aCdi-
tionaI cargoes had left Baltimore. together with
large exports of Pacific slope wheat. also aided
in hardening the market, and the close was
firm. Range of prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
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SssaaaTd Oh s Founder TO Get About
~sl6e0. 600 Of Current Dividend.


z-is estimated that Of the amount Of
,asy 10 be 6isoursed BY the Standard Oil
sapany on its current quarterly dividend
n 2. Rockefeller viii receive approx
zfaly s 6znea0. The directors declared the
,z-ar dividend Of So q share fer the quar-
p q tfe.- meeting yesterday, making to
a payments so far il the present year so
e. ssch share Of stock outstanding. = rate
e has been paid for this quarter since
II
Il a0 dividends declared by the com
1EEy Tor tie first three-quarters Of the year
E-srntad 10 SIS . share. in 1901 10 so a
Es-t- ir -e- 50 q share. IN 1878 $50 g share.
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