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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
||GUsED RAILROAD
MEN GIVE BONDS
xnrts Former oflcials Of Illinois
Csazal Railroad Are Charged
with Completely in Car Frauds.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Three former
oxecutivs Officers OF the Illinois Cen
tsol Railroad company were arrested
/ yesterday on warrants m connection
}. NTH the alleged frauds by means OF
which the railroad was defrauded II
\ q said OF $1,500,00o. The men arrest
"a were:
Frank B. Hartman. formerly
general manager of the road.
Charles l.. Ewing. formerly
manager Of lines north Of the
Ohio river.
John M. Taylor, formerly gen.
eral storekeeper OF the road.
The warrants, sworn to by j. T,
Harahan, of the Illinois Central Rail.
road, charge the three men with con.
epiracy to cheat and defraud the rail-
road by false pretenses, and with op-
Grating confidence game. Hartman
and Ewing were taken to the Harri-
son-st police station. There bonds
OF 10000 each were signed by pro-
y fessional bondsman.
The allegations In the graft case
are startling. The investigation be
ran q year ugo. 1t reached crisis
last spring when President Harahan
began actions 10 recover sums said
10 aggregate more than S1,00O.0 900. al
legged to have been taken from the
road by car repair companies In con-
nivance with high officials Of the
road. Hartman, Ewing, Taylor and
many others OF less magnitude re-
signed their positions. Much OF the
money Is said to have been repaid
privately.
The name OF Ira G. Rawn, who re-
signed q vice-presidency In the I'LL
nois Central to become president or
the Monon System and who was
found dead recently at his home with
y bullet wound In his breast, was
brought into the scandal. Murray
Nelson, Jr., attorney for the Illinois
Central, today said that Rawn's death
headed on warrants which would
have been issued for him.
Private detectives, working under
the direction of Mr.. Harahan, are
said to have unearthed frauds other
than those connected with padded car
rLpair bills. These are said to in
volve the diverting of 100000 or
more from new construction funds.
The investigators say they have pro-
cured several confessions, which will
be used In their attempt to fasten
guilt on culpable persons.
Yesterdays developments bring the
name of Ewing into the case for the
frat time.
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Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber & Co.:
New York-Trading today was dull
and featureless. Efforts were made to
depress prices during the early tradin
GENERATIONS confined mostly to the pro-
fessional element. The bank statement
issued after close indicated material
expansion In loans, which seemed only
natural after the stock market opera
lions during the past week but on the
whole the exhibit Is to be considered
satisfactory. To our minds IL still ap-
pears that an extended upward move
ment cannot be safely conducted with
Gus public following on larger scale
than has as yet been witnessed and in
the absence OF same we would continue
70 assume a cautious attitude and con-
fine purchases to the occasional drives.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Aug. 20.-CPse-Foreign
markets declined on Saturday and took
the courage out OF the bulls. The lat
I not much In their favor. but expect
shortage to develop later that Will re-
suit In a higher level OF values. The
urday came from better weather In
| France and heavy worlds exports
Wheat on passage reaches large total
and is steadily Increasing This makes
the wheat they need and they are less
bullish.
Receipts of winter wheat are falling
spring wheat and total primaries are
much greater than year ago. The
home situation 10 bearish. with
heavy movement from the farms farms and no
Milling demand IL slightly more active
but brisk export buying Is needed ia
hold the market up.
quiet all day and closed at loss oil
ic in cash. September and May and nc
In December.
Corn lost lie. oats NC. and october
Wheat quotations-Cash No. 2 red,
at S1.00% and declined to $1,000 shrdlu
track at Csc Mn rssH a:. at
si.oos and declined to 3l.ook; Decem-
Si.o4k. and closed at Si'o6 May opened
at s1.lo and declined to siosA; No.
Cash No. 2. &c; No. ! yellow. CSC asked;
No 3 yellow. s5rc;, 90. ., "a. :,
ss Sst's At ssss: sep ssa 1000 su
/ car at s5Nc. at sSc; s.~
7.d ay No. = Fac x asked. ''e' september
bid; November. .s.ic bid. =. :,
os slovi 5c bag. ss ,s 'gS az , ofs
March. 100 bags at Ss.l5:. prime ai.ike
$3.50; sample alsike. 10 bags at ss2b
is at sT;75. IL at A7a5. -. so 49,,
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat;
urday included cars Of wheat, OF
are 12t.6so bu. Of wheat. 10000 bu.
OF corn. $4,000 bu OF oats and $500 bu.
of rye: ...,. saturday. nu,,,,
a year ago: st. Louis. $4,000 ou..
against 100000 bu a year ago; Kan
sas City. 1872 cars; against 2s%; Winni-
Worlds wheat exports this week. TO-
$4,000 bu. estimated
Wheat receipts at primary points ,an
Saturday. $4,000 bu.; year ago. 'so'-
Exports OF wheat and nour Saturday,
$4,000 bu.
TOLEDOs
TOLEDO. O., Aug. 20-Wheat--Cash.
81. 0OA: Sept, 81 OF; Dec, S1.0<%: May.
sio9is Corn--Cash. CSC; Sept. sse;
Dec. 6shc; May, sic oatsICa,n'
Rye-No. 2. 72hc; No. 8. eshc:: Glover
seed-Cash, IS. u; Oct. Dec. and March.
Ss.25. Alsike-Prime. Aug. and Oct.
$3.50, Timothy-Prime. Aug and Sept.
$3.05. Butter. eggs and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Openfng: All
grain options lower with May wheat
relatively weaker than September
Corn was sharply lower. a a &c on To-
cal rains and free commission house
liquidation. Oats were lower. but soon
rallied. Sept wheat &c. Dec. and May
NC All corn options c lower. Sept.
and Dec. oats &c, May Nc lower. Pro-
visions higher.
Close--All wheat closed &c lower.
Sept. corn INC lower, Dec. hc. May
INC lower Sept. oats NC, Dec. NC.
and May nc lower. Provisions lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
MOVE TO
HIGHER LEVELS
After Recessions in the First Few
Minutes the List Displays
Stronger Tone.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-After q
good deal OF irregularity and many
mixed changes at the opening and In
the early trading today the stock
market assumed q steadier tone and
where initial losses had been sus-
tanned they were In q great measure
recovered before the first quarter OF
an hour.
After the recessions In the first Few
minutes the market displayed \
stronger tone at the end OF the nrst
hour prices, generally ranging frac-
tionally above Fridays close.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Except for a further fractional 'ad-
vcnce In foreign exchange, bringing
that market to the international
parity, nothing OF any interest occur
red on today's financial markets. The
stock exchange opened and closed
with virtually no change In prices.
The market might perhaps be de-
scribed as Arm: but this was all.
This weeks extremely interesting
summary, by the Continental and
Commercial BANK Of Chicago. OF re-
plies to its inquiries as TO what ID the
matter with the interior money sit
uation has excited q reflected interest
in our own investment market. What
ever causes scarcity Of ready capital
in the west, may be relied on as par
tial explanation of slack demand In
the east for high grade bonds. From
the hundred or more replies OF west
ern institutions, the general run OF
nr{p{op aoayna IN he that the heavy
investment in land at rising prices Is
the first cause for ted-up capital;
purchase OF unwonted luxuries mot
ably motor cars) the second, and hold
ing back of produce with borrowed
money the third.
Stock market closed firm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
Rep. Madison Is Choice
Of Rebels For Speaker

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The Sc
lection Of SUncle Joe" cannon's sue
cessor as speaker. IL the next house
should be Republican, promises to-
day to be one OF the hardest problems
that has confronted party In con-
gress for years. There Is every pros
pect that the regulars will be In the
majority In the Republican caucus
where the new candidate for speaker
will be chosen, but they will be un-
able to elect him without insurgent
votes.
If Cannon's successor should be an
insurgent the man most likely to be
chosen would be Representative Ed
ward Madison.
Madison is a thorough insurgent.
but has judicial mind, and IL Is
thought would command more sup
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Articles of association were flled
Saturday by the Cooley Automobile
& Tire Co., with a capital stock OF
$4,000 The incorporators are l.. D.
Cooley, John b. Chaddock, b. c. Bas-
tedo, George A. Erskine and F. II.
McMullen.
SANDWICH, Ontario, taxpayers on
Friday carried the bylaw to grant
special inducements to the Canadian
Salt Co., which plans TO establish
chemical plant In Sandwich Ill con-
junction with its Windsor salt block.
The vote was 293 for the bylaw ana
two against. 50 more than two-thirds
of the number on the voters list,
the percentage required for the car
rying OF the measure.
The Universal Motor Truck Co., or
Detroit, has filed articles or moor
poration with the secretary OF state
capitalizing for s35o,000 The build
ing Is already under way on the
Grand Trunk between Farnswortn
and Theodore, and II Is understood
that the company will soon start man
ufacturing motor trucks on large
scale. The state Mfg. Co.. OF Detroit,
also filed articles with capital OF
$4,000.
walkers copper letter says that the
business interests are just discover
ing that they have furled their sails
tisbt TO meet a hurricane that Ia not
going to reach us after all. Inc
nuhlic" he saws, lis still on deck with
its umbrellas and rubber coats. put
tho real danger has passed" with
regard TO copper he finds that the cur
tailment Is taking effect, that the con,
Stunning demand Is Improving anu
the surplus which has been accuh'
uIated will soon be used up AT the
present rate.
Building records for August In De
,roit will show a considerable railing
on from what they have been recently.
rho builders are Just getting Things
cleared up for the year and new con-
tracts will not be started until later
in the fall Architects ana Duliuers
have all they can do TO get tnroush
with what they have now under way
Various reasons have been assisheo
for the dulpess in the building INES
one being the high cost OF puiioins
materials, but IL is fact that puiiu-
ing materials are lower at present
than they have been for some time.
The building trades expect that there
will be a sharp recovery in activity
very soon. Real estate men are also
complaining Of the midsummer dui'
ness. but most of them report that
business in residence property ana
low.priced lots has been much above
tho average this summer. From the
Inquiries beginning TO come In II looks
as n they. too. would have their hands
fu,l as soon as the vacation season Is
over.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.--Flour-Quiet
barely steady Pork-Steady; mess
s24.50Q25. Lard-Firm; middle west
spot. sl2io@I2.2o. susar.- =. ,,, nrm-
yado. 80 test. S395: refined. hrfn,
crushed, s5.s6; powdered sS.sS; grsnu-
Rio No I. on the spot. s%gshc. Tai
iow-ouiet: city, 7hc; country. 7q
7hc.- Hay-ouiet; new prime. Ss2o;
clover mixed. soc 9sf1o Dressed poul-
try--Irreguiar: turkeys. l7q ale; chick
ems. IAN @24c; fowls, 13G14c: ducks
1sh @1sc. Live poultry-Quiet; geese
12c: ducks, lac; fowls. $50 10 &c; tur-
keys, 10m14c: roosters, 12c. Cheese
Firm; state milk, common to specials
10A @17c; skins. common to specials
81 @12%c; full skins. IA @4c.
Cofree options opened unchanged TO
points higher. Butter-steady; ,rree-,
ceipts 4.23s; creamery. extras soc
state dairy. tubs. 22h "a 2shc; imita-
ton creamery. frsts. 24a Csc. Eggs
strong; receipts $500; nearby white.
fancy. 27m3 2c; nearby mixed. fancy, %
a 2sc; fresh firsts. 21624c.
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Arrives Home and Finds SAP Dead

NEW YORK, Aug. doctor,
wont you please see what's the mat
ter with my baby? He doesn't seem
TO be breathing right begged Mrs.
lena Johnson as she held her infant
out TO DR.. Langroche in the Harlem
bospital today. The physician took the
child in his arms. II was dead. The
mother swooned when the physician
told her. She had been working In
Albany and had coNle down on the
morning train. She thought the baby
was sleeping.
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Quotations by Hayden. Stone q Co.
Cb)BId. UOsoid. tx)spnt
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber e. Co.:
Chica go-wheat news looked bear
ish this morning. Liverpool comes 1 q
lid lower and there is a break of n q
1hc at Paris, due to the better weather
conditions and the expected large
worlds shipments. Increasing on pas
sage stocks to the continent also a fac
tor. Weather continues fine In the
northwest. Receipts here, 321 cars
The falling OF In the winter wheat
ceipts northwest.
Corn-Weather conditions remain
favorable and the tendency Is TO take
n more hopeful view of the outlook
The country evidently il better salts
fed with conditions as IL II selling old
corn much more freely and larger re-
ceipts are predicted this coming week
Cash demand continues moderate
Liquidation will be- carried further In
all probability. especially IL wheat
works lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT, Aug 20.--Boston copper
share sales OF Aug. 18th. furnished by
Hayden. Stone 4 Co: Adv. so: Anal.
2.is5: All. 40; Am. Zinc, ESQ., Arc.
1890. A. c., 435. ALL. $50; b. & c.
22Se: Sut perg 20 40 tn. ~ l'e; r. "a "a
Cir. $50; Or, II: @. C, 1885, Guam.
IT'S; Hanc., 735; Helv.. so: Ind, 1850
i. Roy. $50; Kerr T.. 355; Lake. s3l
Las. 8; Mex. 10: Mia. ls5; Mich. so
sss; N. L.. 5l5; Glib. SO; o. c., 200; o
shan. IT'S; Sup. i2o; s. 4 B., l.soi. s
& p. 20; Tam, 10; Trim. s5; y. s.: n.
i27: Ut. Con. 40; Win. so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
Lake Shipments Break Records.

The Total shipments on the great
lakes between domestic lake ports
for June. 1910. are greater than TO-
the corresponding month In any rre-
vious year, exceeding the banner
month, June. 1907. by 16 per cent.
The shipments amounted to 13,603.516.
The gain is attributed to larger ore
shipments on Lake Superior.
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Markets and Finance

copper shares this morning. Only .
few Issues have been quoted. prices are
irregular but In the main strong. Lake
diana at i71s, shows an advance OF y.
North Butte frm around 80, Calumet a
Arizona at 81 Ia q point lower. The
undertone continues fairly strong ana
there IL but very little selling pressure
indicated in any part OF the market.
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o. & c. Officials Go To Buffalo.

p. II. Mcmillan, A. A. Schantz. ].
T. Mcmillan. George NJ. Hendrie.
George NJ. Black and Emory w. Clark
left Friday night on the steamer City
OF Cleveland to inspect The ID. & G.
terminal at Buffalo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
MARINE i.
Dredging Now Proceeds.

The government dredging work on
5allard's reef in the lower Detroit
river Is now under way. The dredge
Hercules and tug Columbia. of the M.
Sullivan Dredging Co., are at work.
and two more dredges will De put on
the job next week. II Is expected
that all the shoals and rocks will be
removed in time for the opening OF
the Livingstone channel in the spring
OF 1912.
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ing more than the requisite number
Of names.

4 ing more than the requisite NUMBER
Of names.
Fenwick Pulls Out.
Il II up to John C. Nagel to secure
new Democratic candidate for
county clerk Attorney william l..
Fenwick. who was picked for the
nomination at the Democratic advis-
Dry convention, Wednesday night. has
withdrawn from the race for business
reasons.
-Four fat voters petitions were filed
Ia the county clerks office, Saturday,
BY County Clerk Farrell. Prosecutor
Van Zile, Register OF Deeds Otto Stoll
and County Treasurer Moeller, each
Of whom seeks reelection. In addi-
don, each paid the necessary fee,
Noeller and Van Zile depositing $25
each and Farrell and Stoll $3.50 each
George H. Carlisle, Republican, and
Benjamin +. Comfort, Democrat, can
4idAtes for associate Judge of the pro-
bate court, each paid $50 for the priv
lege Of entering the race, but neither
nled q petition. The receipts from
the six candidates were $145.
a The following additional entries for
county ofices were made Saturday:
Associate judge of probate, George
II. Carlisle, Republican; state sena-
tor, Fifth district, George G. Scott.
Republican: representatives. First
district. Alfred L.. Mount. Albert f..
sherman. Sidney l.. Alexander, Re-
publican; Levi j. Flick, Democrat.
attest List Of Candidates.
Candidates who entered their
names with the city clerk Saturday
morning or late Friday afternoon are
as follows:
Aldermen-George w. Hall. No. 1877
Dubois-st.. Democrat, Ninth ward
Joseph +. Merritt, No. S5s Junction.
ave-, Republican. Sixteenth ward !;
Peter Kuiawa, No. 81" Grandy-ave.
Democrat, Eleventh ward; Alexander
Dill, No. 295 McKinstry-ave., Repub.
3 hcan, Sixteenth ward; John Johns,
No. 661 Gratiot-ave., Republican,
Ninth ward; A. III. Gerhard. No 767
st. Antoine-st.. Democrat, Third ward /:
Webster @. Campbell. No. 6S8 1-y
Michigan-ave., Republican, Tenth
ward; Louis II. Lempke, No. 49A
Mack-ave, Republican, Thirteenth
ward; August Schultz, Democrat
Seventh ward; Victor +. Lemke. No
799 st. Aubin-ave., Democrat, Ninth
ward; Charles Goldner, Jr., No. "a
Thirteenth-st., Republican, Sixteenth
h ward; Henry b. Bromley, Republican
4 Fourteenth ward; John j. Griffin
Democrat, Eighth ward.
Estimators--William A. McKinnon
No. 230 Congress-st. east, Republican
Fifth ward; Charles l.. Clark, No. 17t
High-st west, Republican, Fourth
ward; Albert A. Bressmann, No. lat:
n Michigan-ave., Republican, Sixteenth
ward: Edward A. Schneider. No. 400
Mt. E1liottave.. Democrat, Fifteenth
ward; Peter M. Hansjosten, No. 46!
eBaufaitave., Republican, Fifteenth
ward; Fred w. wenzel, No. 2492 Yves
Jefferson-ave., Republican, Eighteenth
ward; Edwin G. Bolton. No. 531 Eas
Grand Boulevard. Republican. a
large: Standish Backus. REPUBLICAN
First ward; Robert e. Hintz, Repub
lican, Thirteenth ward.
Constables-Wm. Witt, Republican
Sixteenth ward; Joseph De Young
Republican, Third ward; VIM. Tier
ney, Republican. First ward: JohI
Indres, Republican, Sixth ward;
Smith, Republican, First ward
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changes: Reserve on all deposits. de-
crease. $4,000: reserve on deposlts
other than United States. decrease.
S42s,525: loans. increase, sl3,4Ss,.oo'
specie, increase, S4,52s.500: Legal ten
ders, decrease. $+t5.700; deposits. IN
crease, $ls04O,400; circulation, de-
crease. si,437 400: total loans. N,2SI,-
$4,000 The surplus is S53,245.loo. as
compared with s21.135,l25 one year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. csc ID:
nrsts 2sc; dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock, c1c per 10.
ESGs-Frssh current receipts. cases
included. 1910 per doz. Receipts on
Friday, asa cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
ROsTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Aug. 20--The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market to-
day: with continued unsatisfactory
movement in goods for next sprihs,
n very conservative manner. Prices,
however. are being maintained nrmiy.
although the immediate outlook is oy
no means bright. The demand Is emery
and in fine TO medium at $50 6Sc, with
fine secured selling at 60m soc. Inc
shipments of wool from Boston TO Aug
Is. inclusive, were l2l ,2ss.2l4 pounos,
against l6O,003.T76 pounds for the same
time last year The receipts to Aug.
Is. Inclusive, were $50, 233. 225 pounds.
against 3f0.773.54i pounds for the same
period last year.
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PRODUCE.

This poultry market 10 considerably
market to quote. Receipts are quite
free, and buyers are very few, and
while q dealer fortunate enough TO
catch q buyer who wanted a few coops
could probably get a little better than
quoted prices. at the same time others.
who have had stocks on their doors for
perhaps ~ hours. are willing TO take
almost anything offered. Some sales
were made on Saturday at as low az
13hc for hens. rather than carry them
over Sunday. Outside markets are
higher than ours. now. and the mar ket
here ought to do better. As for the
rest. the market IL seasonably active
and rules steady In tone.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS


psso,,
reliable Information rea
come be carefuli
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VESSEL PASSAGES.
nAf.AHt

DETROIT, avg. 2 2SmUp: on. ,22s
ina. Maia. 1850; Havey. Charles Wall.
M,e asfhola' f sinaioa aio: Wyandotts
1880: +. Scott. 1850.
Piankinton. e;15 p. m. Friday; sicken
and consort. $50: told) Livingstone).
10 America. Matoa. Bryn Mawr. Lum-
herman and consorts, 1890: owen. 49,;
Mary Elphicke. Ashley. 1920 a. m. !;
Simia, 800: Honduras. Paisley. 4: Lon
don, Mcintosh. LaBelle. 4:3o; Hubbard:
barge. $50; Niagara, $40; Wells. g.:
Henry Rogers, TO- Binghamton. 1890;
Sherwin. II Buffalo. Wilkinson. 1880;
Coffinberry and consort, ii:4o.
l1:45 a. m. Friday sheldon Parks.
1920 y, M: Robert Wallace. 1875:
Australia Pollock l;iS; James r Bo ~.
Rockefeller, Bell. 3: II A. Hawgood.
4:2o; Marsha. 400: Lyman smith.
4:45: Raleigh, Hecker, $3.50; Mariposa.
$40: Matthews, 8: stackhouse, 610:
Futon. 7:ss: Crescent city. 1850
Ream. Augustus. Briton. Manda A. e.
Ames. IL p. m. Friday; Ft wMiam.
l,ao Boston sao M, tS Wa sosoo1
craft. Bourke. $3.50; selwyn Eddy. 4:ls:
Berwind. Major. Santiago. 1870; Nc
Gean. 5: Mohegan. and barges. 6:fo;
Murphy. 500 Brewer. Lasalle. Repub-
lie. impoco and barge. .; o. T.. Parks.
Verona. 20: Scranton. $3.50: John Bar
lum, 1910; Nyanza, 11:40.
The 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich, Aug. 20.
Up: Linden, Redington, noon, Fri
day: stanton, Needing. 1880 p. m;
Manitoba, 1880; Frick. 2:30; Squire,
King. Teutonic, GAVIN. 4: Amaranth.
Carter, $50: Wolf (steeD. William III.
Mack. 6. Crete, Rochester. g.
Ionic. $3.50 p. m. Friday; Weeks,
christopher. Tionesta: $3.50: Empress,
Midland Robbins. Siemens. Marsala,
Gates. II; Nelson, Thomas German.
Darlington, midnight; Italia, 1880 sat
urday morning: Brazil 80; Thos. Bar
ium steel King. Amazon, 2; sheadle,
2.3O: Harvard. 3; Haddington; $3.50:
smith. $40: Ketehor. 8; cuddy. !:
Cowle, Aztec. Miztec. 1880: Scott. 9:
Denmark: 10; Gilbert Ball. I.angell.
Moore, Arenac. IL. Shiller. 1880;
Down: Athabasca. 1 p. m, Friday:
Poe. 4; Gettysburg. Bacon. Rees, $50;
James Davidson, 8; Sawyer, Tuxberry.
Redfern. $50; Kennedy. 6; purston.
sachem. George owen. u Mariana
Yates. Marleton, p. m. Friday:
Ralph Connolly. Bros, Harold. e;3o:
Shenandoah, Ranny. Garretson. 1880;
Samuel Morse. Martha, 1880; Duluth.
Gratwick fsralD, 4: Caledonia, 3: Hol-
den. G: George Stephenson, Manila.
$40: Renroyai All Mitchell. 1880;
samuel Mather (smalD. $3.50; Rensse-
laer. Malta. $50: Saronic, Corsica.
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EXPLOSION MANolEs BOY.

AIPENA, Mich, Aug. 20.-(Spc-
cial. )---Wolford Trombley, aged 10.
traded two Ash lines to- another boy
for 4 handful OF dynamite cartridges.
He filed one cartridge TO see what
WAS inside. The explosion shattered
beth Of his hands, blowing OF the
ends Of both thumbs and two fingers
and b1rning his face. arms AMI legs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Butter-Extras.
2sc; nrsts, 25kc; dairy. extras. csc;
frsts. 24c Eggs-Prime hrsts, gle;
nrsts Iec Cheese-Twins, 15d15h c.:
vouna Americas, 16A m16ikc. Live
pouitry--Fowls, 15c; ducks. 1Sc; geese.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20

WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT,
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.--The weekly
hank statement shows the following