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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
OTHER mARkeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Sept cattle 900 head: mar
ket steady Common prime steers. g 1880 so,
50 OQS4 70 heifers 50 6O9s5 as bulls. 81 25qS4 50
calves SSQST 20. stocksrs and feeders. a. 6OGS4 IS
HOGS Receipts 10000 head: market. 10115c higher
choice ght 45ds6 mixed light Sc 2oqss 40 butch
ers Sc 25Ts6 5O choice heavy, so iOqS6 30i packers
sheep 81 25aS5 IS. vsarnrs 81 60as6 so lambs SSFss
Cincinnati sept HOGS Sro1s. butchers and ship
rerE Sc 40qSG a. common s. mass IS CATTLE weak
SHEEP steady. Sc 75QS4 Is LAMBS steady al 81 .
East Bunalo y. Y. sept. -cArrI4E-Rsos'Pts rs
head. gooT easier common: prime 81 l9E
SIS % shipping sS9S5 -; hlchsrs 81 25as5 81 VEAis
Receipts 200 head. actlve and 2Sc hisher a. - NfSr
HOGS -ReceiGts blOo had; active and iefiSc highs
leavv IS 2G9s6 81. mixed and Workers 81 tSb - nss
80 45gs6 roughs. s5as5 - dalriss ssqss 90 saEP
AND I.ANFs-Receipts. 400 head nctive: sheep. &c
higher; lambs strong. lambs. ssgss 7e few - ~. ~
So 70 sheep. mixed. S3qS5 -
L--nsns CIV. T-t'ATsTiE-Receipte. 500 heif
rcudRr southern market steady ehoiee expo, e.
dressed beef steers 81 75feSa 80 fair - good Sfs
western led steers ss 5os5 rs .,ockera ara feeders
s. 5Ts4 81 southern 80 TsGS3 IS. Southern CO
81 mss native COWS s2Gss - astys heifsrs 81 %
cepts s7Oo head market SaIos hisher; ;oP 81 SO M
sales Sc OSTSG *. heavy 81 ISaSs - packers 70 20
50 40. nier ami light ss91sG e. SHEET Resslpts ~
faed, n~rfet STONY Toe higher aubs SHfsi 20 "a
live sheep ana voarlinss A 7SE so Western sspP
warnings SsaS5 IS: Western cupFed sheep - -''f'
ttnckers ard feeders. So 6odS9 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
TRADE IN cHCASo'

ri raT4
chicago, n On. frsin markets. which sppesI
coRn eia.s 49,. ,,ro me long lane In winch tle'e
% ha'e ~. ,rer. respondent ano IN apS.o
y NJ '" s.r having 90 grossly th's1AAe
grf'e mo'u - oorrespondingly asseruVe'
sg's -. GOV wheat showed no improvement -
~ rov an hour SITTER the start th7 -
~ ~ sh.o,,,t.lv dull Tie speculsuNe
J." 1870 against any price improVeiie-i-
Eas ,,,ares, Prices kept within sc 80
fsvFA :. - v-s-e s. cars with s. cars es'liiA'.
io'ai - - ss,.arlber wheat. which SOLD ear
foi ionu-.s q. % sqS.c December opened ~ '1-fo
" -. t,r gradually slipped on 10 49-so
70 ~ ,sts ,.rep prospects made the corn Ii'si
Tie - ,,esk There was good oerneho TOT
80 - .orn from shorts ana cash
80 vss under pressure OF genera se-.4"s.
o1 ' -. hs,ing trouble In securing enousn %
slpps !. I'm back orders. Big premiums We
te -, corn in store. but little was 10 pe nsO'
oa ~ -. v-.r. $50 cars with as estimated TOT
looai s,,,e-ber corn opened az enc 70
-, sad 70 sac and dropped PACK 10
80 - sold from sssso OF 70 tsc
Nsy '"" Cor oats was hrner than for any
lie -, and trade was proportionstely larger.
srss concession from VesteroaN 0iOsins
-. vere many buyers. Local receipts
w''s -. -. -rfb 2i2 cars estimated for to-nor-
VIZ ,,-,hs- sold from sO7sc 10 sos.c and reacted
70 sac 10 sac. -. r.,.
- .rDnort. together With some selling By
y. -, ,-,r6 depressed prices. The disappointing
- LOTS we're the influence al the start. Jsn|
- - sole from SIS IS OF 70 sls S2iA October
- sols from S . or 20 IS %. and ootooer ribs
- Nv II 10 80. Fog receipts were iS@o mead
NC a. tho Yards we're Joe higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

COTTON-The cotton market had quite a sharp break
TO-DAY and closed at lowest point Of the day. with
the tone barely steady al decline % 1917 points sales
estimated 10000 bales The opening steady
a. decline Of 3a5 points, IN 20 the low er
European cables during the early session the market
.hovd steady snd rallied point In spite
supporting market since The holidays.
IN after
noon however. the quite weak with
Of the buyers sellers the favorable weather
report failure Of the expected tropical
storm rnatefalize undoubtedly OF the causes
decline particularly said that the storm
RAISING northwaTd well 20 ana the forecast
predicted the western belt and scattering
showers Alabama and Mississippi The announcement
Washington that the September condition report 70
Issued ] o'clock Monday would be as OF the
date August - usual instead AZ including re
vision the hrst Of the month also
scenes heaTsh effect the market. as there
the later date which. during the q deterioration
a lower nEuTe AdRlc@s rom the
SPOT conditions were conflicting, but Inc
arguments advanced nesting OF the southern o'''
calculated 90 enRender nulsh seffinent
10 the condition Of affairs among smaller growers
Sluarfntendeut Kings weekly movement nEures fol'N
against l5i. sBi last year
last wear: mill takings estimated - O' tsl-s
gain Of stock ~ interior toN
1919 bales Against 1891 last year Drought into sst
fo~ the week lls35 against 2l05o2 last year
Total receipts 1857 hales
ia $50 last wear: mills and Canada, 10
bales against sek7 last year; southern mill takngs
testinaied). $4,000 haies against SiWp iat SUCK
m interior towns in Of September LIB bales
sight thus Tor
eso~ II aus bales against isles last The total
crop movement for days this season against
esht DAYS IN i9o5-'o8- . , --,.-. - -
The range o: prices IN the local market to-day
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
CONDITION OF TRADE.
'Dan's Review says

'Dms Review says.
Money market irregularity had no 81 eject On
qtiTnsfe business ana prices OF securlles quo KY
rslie9 when gold imports were aTTanged scarcity
~ ishor "a a much more important trade influence
,sri.finr uroduction of factories and causing oe-
avs IN harvesting ~ crops, while structural Work
a also retarded FAN lobbing trade y MAKING
progress shipping departments forwarding goods
A. rsuisv IS possible Leading centres are crowd
ID IN interior buyers who Place liberal orders, eS-
fe-isllv far wearing apparel Quotsuons are wen
srsirfaina7 Rnd some improvement II noted IN
,''lgions A seasonahle Increase appears in re-
tsH trs6e Al most points. although urgency OF
,or on the farms limits business iu those sections
W-ias1na reports from the iron and steel Industry
and axua-isfion 81 large crops have developed a
Ion. N confidence IN the commercial world that
-rslss he outlook bright and encourages new IN
.Jrrtakings Resumption ~ work AZ window glass
fectoTies has heen deferred because OF the large
Eforks On hand but m m0st industries there Is
.as-a con,pisu' on account Il inadequate supplies
,--r,eur N crops ADDS 70 the railway congestion.
am esruiurs I'M f1e month 81 August were ls5 per
rsnf larger than last year. Foreign commerce ~
ms port FOR the last week shows an increase Of
q ~ so I'M exports and loss ~ 1912 So IN imports
~ crl1pared with the same period Of 1915. Bank
s,chsngas Al NeV York FOR the week were 26.5 per
cent larger than wear ago. while ~ other leading
c.ries ne increase averaged 50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c,or-r-r -D New York, September = 1905
p t1.E-Ihe sharp upward movement IN the oore.
.NLket ot thursday followed by further sdvs-cs
~. tSeaoins which continued fairly active
S se "a nm ~ 2 net seysnee Of 1890 points
actors we're higher European cables higher prinar,-
. sha continued dry weather Brasil together
WIN sunoE and indefinite
one Of which % the that the oniv deiay in ar
pglk ha9rl1auon vas due controversy over the
ss o. in'erest on tbs loan These probably grew
or the ADVANCE IN the
Shsnge in the situation in that respect ana the new
aish movement was probably attracted by the unavor
ale coming
BUYERS during todsy's session large packing in
terest end fhs demand from
leearded as % very good character Some European
interests aiso appeared % Re buying which connection
Win recent priysts cables would indicate that certain
European bears have turned long The foreign
markets Vsrs al higher RIO advanced I5 refs and san
toe loo rets Havre closed iGs< higher Ham
hLIs pig higher Receipts q ali
primary points N their weekly situation
IN Brazilian IA-ksts has been ressllng by speculative
longs Tather than offerings from first hands growers
the basis OF sSe Tor RIO No =
The range OF prices IN the local market, to-
Fe- VA as %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
Rrads,reets savs.

Trade end industry display more snap. sales ship
nenis and outputs Increase ana collections improve
Is cooler weather sets period 10 the vacation sea-
/, son AMI fal GrtT1ties become more pronounced.
stare fans special trade displays and low rate eX-
cunsi9rs bep m attract buyers who reflect conf
usnce born ~ Enoa crop returns and faith IN a
heavy future trade dohters and wholesalers report
business active. bnying tree and shipments taxing
facilities Railroads return the same report as 10
business offering. and there are rather more evil
fencss az sTain ~ o.erafinE facilities bv the heavy
movements n crops mercha udise and fuel. crop
reports though more variable are - The main "a
fof6he Corn. with late f~OsrS promises a record
Weld. spring wheat trrashiuE. favored hy good
weather, points 10 large returns. bur deterioration
m ne western nelf ~ The COTTON belt reduces the
pfols ~ l6f crop. though tho outlook is sim for
a cosa-io-!ec0Id weld. The essential soundness Of
mefeanile affairs Is evidenced by the August fail
ny ioia beng the hgntest la any month 10Y seven
years though iDdiVi5ual examples Of financial dis
hhesit swell liabilities Of iusolveut concerns Stock
slfelaion sWells bank hearings. tho August total
anlAe been ory three vines exceeded. while the
.-.ttl weeks fo'Cl exceeds last year heavily Col
,e,iens sle rather better than Of late Western and
~ -lHesiern reports being most favora bic. High
"a man rates Tor money have ruled az New York
i oat Tine d per cent being asked hut action bv
~ ofa-iar} of tre Treasury in facilitating gold
,At'fls Aas relieved TIE pressure Time money for
=. a. las been very stfv held. Currency shin
-rls s'iA low 10 The West. Noteworthy in this
r.-se-,'. dfe TIE reports from chicago and 81.
49,, ' ne very strong position ~ Western banks.
,.---s-, Asfe increased deposits bun have rot eN-
. ..esa iier loans 50 heavily. g. Louis reports
'--'' Niilhs buying city paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
\ PrRsUANCE on Az ORDER oF HON
Citations.
rHE PEOPLE on THE sTATE or sew

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York. by Grace ot God Fr-e and Independent -
70 la Avs jennie McCNtchson Herbert r. Task-r
Ceorsiaus IT SQuires. Henry T. Sell and Kate NJ Crff
inc hs OF o. Irsm sell deceased era
greeting Whereas Jennie ~ Sell. the CITY AZ N-~
YorS has ataly applied % the Surrosates our
York. have instrument IN
writing relating 70 beth rea ana personal property auy
hs ast VIII Testament OF Hiram n seYf
at- q Los Angeles. California. S4c-aset
h-retors you and each % a.p-sr bss5r,
the Slrrosats % County hfx IL,
hs Couiy % New York. the 4rh % October enc
hundred and six. a. haspasr IN
forenoon OF tnaf eay then and there ne
of said last Will and Testament Ar
vota are cited Under age Of
required - appear b. guardian Won
h.vs 0ar have 2 appear apply ror
- Appointed the % your neglect Or
90 a guardian a bv
represent ana az FOR IN ths proceeding
n testimony Whereof. We have Or n,
surrogstss Count o. The ssd county % New YORK -
aflxsd Witness Hon. Thomas
IL. 7 Of New or>
VA COUNTY the 9th cav q August IN
o Lord thousand nine hundred ard
pANlEr. T. DOW
CierN % The Surroxsfe's Colrt
JOHN " RIDER AttOTuey for Petirionrr. "a Cedsr
str-r Manhattan HoTouEh New XorN CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
Notice Of Summons.
suNEME OOIRT. OoUNTY 40 STATE ot

D "Eht cot RT. COUNTY AND STATE or
shs-.1 a-rial desired "a New YORK COUNTY
Ig.e, r fam,i'ol t, ss, william i:s.,on
sfs Hsr----- y .ltsln castor Hamiltpa ana Ade-
err al and r.s,arcr, - Ioilr a., 1Ts-.ftS, -
g a. e,s-5..- castor Hamilton ara ADELAIDE Hs1i-
~ re- ~ ~ ,'tsT!7ts A. Ha1aton dsoeassi: VIII
8 Hsr-eh n'.e1n@tent. Adelaide hamilton william
,.'gas n r. =, ..' Zen l-h 49, trustees under am
On 49, Emma Cray Hamilton. Alexander fsmii-
= Rsn5.rs.1li a' ,-- '-o henry \ Hamilton. Ma
Fs-,,L Henderson. Helen n Rh.neisndeT: Marie Y
F.,os under - Sc, Uii snd ;estsalint ~ hsTes
oa1s, q, -.. ess~a l,ltns X Sm2fhe Schuyler Van
.s..s5lt,or. Helen Hamilton Plerrepon, Hamilton
=, hsa.t2n a1l. ialreas Hamilton Phiiip Mer-
i.iir', tl2-L De,enaan's To ths above nsu,e6 De
ave. .e 's1h - th'm. You are hereby summoned
-, ,oar a-s0sr ne psinttrs so6-n.y ri,hiS
- a. 81 ss-,.c 80 - % .A,s summons. exclusive
''s ~ II. 81. =. ssE'nt VII h 'sken against 10
iEs. ~ ''i l. ee,1en1'a in ths COMPLAINT
HENRr STATION.
~ Pos. - adde's. lsoe Broadway, NsW York
- ii sens MHri" ! Henderson. Annie J. AID
49, isl ssaT1.sl ~ Mare ]. henderson. Helen
~. b. - s-rl. 90 NsE ,orilanGt famtltr1 t;sr
.,1g -. PC To-. hioe' Loring asn.,o1. The fore
T. ora, Q. oa.rsble lame, lss,asra '' u.
=. y iiLtrIe Court ~ the state 90 Nev You. dated
- 81. n ,ae oni'e o, ths Clerk = t6s ioun.y ..
a. ty. conn, ana sts,e - Sew yo-s as re
i-. Joy. ls-it The Dblee ~ this action . +.
l4Ts- =. ..-'I-llg 90 she respective fgN-s OF the
~ ~ fpueHr fnst partition oaur0s - made
80 go. l-t-l-ioe lo the Then Tor q - L.
res ilhe9 property Premises ard f-fild
...tfu.. -. m tliuaf~c ire noffhweTf corner u
a. - 49, ftit-a" ttfcPf. des gnstef ana known /.
.','.s- ~ Nanhs,rs1 '-'-'s lev 70 q
''.-' Borough y Manhattan. Jsiy es,b. 1916
HENRY station
- q ana .....--, Attorney FOR PlaintfT
.-l- 2l-re -fcres.. is1a Rloseua, Neyr w.
Do t1-olEn - sIsnhsttan
A
"A .-lt,. .Ators AND -RscRlPTIoNs .,r Tn.
'fsis.a- f..-.fl pr .He.. Fptov D. gNIre. 10 .gst
=. sn eIrls -o'H and $500 sis IrrI % sls-l
ff 90 H-sr.. -"r-I. o1 o. -h. follow 're hfancr
- A.h ave. '-.-" ff'es uu.1 O'clock a. 1n ~
u, = Ear lt+L =. -aa o.. .la fta ave. cor I.rh
..-.l st ga ~. 20 Wes 90 between .th and
-, - tu 49, -.ia go l--S "A sss b. V@en sGsf
- s.t ~ 20 eve. near a.. 17Sg 1t ave
- 80, H.sr a., .sasi .5th az ga TremoIt ave Ga
- ~ % ave. go Bleecksr 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

Cos "a PORK quiet. prime mess. Western. SIS 81
HANs-short CUT "a ~ "a 70. autet SIS BACON quiet
cum berard - 81 10 4es a.. rtn - - -
n a3s ,onE niddlss light - n. ons
clear m.diles. heavy Is 40 70. SIS 81. ssor clear
backs 10 ~ -. ass bellies - 10 H. OBS,
shoulfe-s. square ~ IN n n EASY. 3Ss LARn-prine
" esteru, 1 tierCes steady. As American rrnned ~
pals firm. s5s "a Bt-TTTR steady. finest urlet
Stateu. 0js good Jnitsd States. SIS CHEESE etrlhx
American hnest white So 81. American finest eoo~s.
eos 81. T.AILOW Prime city firm. rs ~. TUffPsN-
TINE-SpiTtfs STEADY. 81 EOSIS-Cnmmon slea.y.
- I'D. PETROLEU M-SeHa-d guist. oSi IASS@Ep
OIL steady. 2ts Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

4 vEETISEAI sNTS AND sJTBSC RIPTIONs for The
. Trtbgne received ~ their Uptown Once No
B-oadwsr between seth and 3tth until oclocs
Advert iseuonts received following branch
cHaces az regular ONE rates until O'Clock p m Vir
2Sf SIN ave, cor sd 81. IS 9Th ave. COZ fsfh
% East ian 81 2sI Wost ga between TN and
Sth 1s2 West 1sSth t11S "a zen TCf,
q 18th i0.f sd G1sf lz..,
ssth ~ Vast i25th TS6 Trerncrt av. a.
"a Slst St 65s % ave. 3lo Bie-cNcr 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

a. A,ter declines of about 1itc
1850 new low level. Chicago market. and
tno - scout lowest prices Of day, New show
ton al se net loss. n the old story Of nquida
oy splendid weather maturing the
poTt assh increasing farm accsptsness ana
Missouri State report made conditions
plnt- ahove and points above the
bes-.SI zseras- The Kentucky State report also
liverpool elosed partly IA lower:
pusinees Of loads Hight ana
hush or 66o 600 BUSH compared with 6Te0no
h7Lc Sar previous Cash corn in New York closed az
,,o,t. No IN elevator 66Ao Z o sfost end Of
a9sonth; No white. zoe and No yellow 5piSe b
Sss-IS OAIsin face Of weakness elsewhere
steady All DAY lighter
trsSsL Sash oats in New York closed fellows.
n - 10 S5 aSIlse and clipped white. as 10 40
o.<S1Aeo RfE-Msrket dull;
snS 80 -<sw YORK BARLEr-Msrket quiet feeding scr
ailo mating, s5162c. Buffalo Wheat including
oe, exports for the week according 20 'Bradstreets
tas 0s2 bush against bush last week
lef2l3 bush last year: f00a the
S9oas5Ie BUSH against 10 100 ese bush year Corn
SAIs'f.s TOT the s2- ITO against
ush ast week and toS e62 bush year: July
last year 1870 ~eai-'9N A''oS-r-'' push
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

Ths local market for spot cotton was quiet with prizes
Or middIing CUT coo bales. Southern spot mar
higher &c Baltimore nominal and unchanged at e1e
avannsh steady enc &c higher i-lec; sales 2c54
ssts Ausss,S stead ara HnGna5sea ~ : N
orleans -'tedy and unsharged At sse Sale lI9 bss.
Haus'on 300 70 $500 osles against s57s las5
1895 las year; a. Galveston $500 70 lo3oo bS.ss
orleans 100 70 l7eo bales. against II last week and
in ,neTeassd Tsquss b, rely offered sales Zoo
1000 bales no ATns-icsn, niddiins upland tsd, tut
%rss oIna ggI Poini sSe5 on ~ near p ana o
isd4 points September oa6 September 5Gld'
cerner January I'd Februar, Old. Fehru-
Isy-June 5osisd. June July 5loa. Msnche,ter-Yarns
strong a. late prices but no advance cloths quiet and
Comparative cotton statement. bales. for
.ndcl Friday. September :. 1900.
Sci receipts a. an United state, ports same week
Total receipts since september 70 746
Total receipts 10 same date last 46i
Exports for week 8 s55
Total exports since September % so
Total exports date last seaos
stock All United states ports same time las;
s,oeE al all interior towns ioi 70s
STOCK al al ia;erior last ss5
The soll9T3s are . ne . .os ne, receipts Of cotton in
Gslve:tea AZ s+2 Aor, , ...........-.. '29
M NSs orleans ssss fhiisdeiDiia Is
s9gaPnao ss2 Total ....7 7l6
Wilmington -------.- 10
FLOUR AND MrAIs-Traiing IN -four continues on a
prices unchanged. hcf bar-y steady.
Sees today confined 20 Kansas salghts arrive.
~ grad Sincr aaa srns ss sIs n F9e5 ,. We ag3s
6sqS2 CO. winter patents S. 1884 10 spring clears.
"a sa5S3 No ! winter, 81 i0gS3 %; No
x,a;T 8 s SSsss y eoas 70 enc s. soss4 c6RHMAI
t,..i,. quoted kin dried s. ouQS2 ~. as 20 brand.
RAG Neal. steady quoted Fne Thits and yellow 81 20
g, ,1arse. lcasl y FEEl-Nestsrn nrm: e.ty
- auoi-s. Western spring sit, standard mddEns.
- "a - is1 n sacks: hour 10. So res DOG SO - an
50 -ht~r5auf. Sle rIlk SStdS20 ~
-, - t,s SO 20 sacks OIL M Al. So a3aS2i
So selling of wheat o. all
- brought level = prices one more HNn 70 record
~. ~-a,i.ls night. News re'1einF1 about
uh aiifn week and the break was explained
- ,es r~orle tho icea taf me uhTk-i wss draegst
Re owing - W" tihf NJ entering
Hp,. lesr oferatons AZ these levels ana most short
sales W. ,riSssv diverted attention from ths movement
fFi-r- wheat predicting mat flr lat
70 '-,,i5 .r,s area ever pl Nl'ik similar
/ Sef| report 80 '|t
! lirt last year WIN o hg cifp a.
,herefore auf another one in llls'. Ne season
turalll leaned siT"nRiN e.l - -ar sc@
/ 80 ~, Advioes from the N"flLN. -, 80 e la+e
/ aho heavy ir"i riht- IN view
.. ,t-, fsct traders ignored ne ta pts i
- -. and tse small Argentine NE aftHf
ire ch. ..r, bush comfa.F- Win i1f. con
anleii,lLE Weekly clea ianc's from tHth
basL ,,.re only half 'ots rel2Ltft t" ago AZ
/ t.-.lt ,anfrriIuE Thursday OK
.-rcrs DID show cisiHsll' n iosas Hs-.rt @
| were thl2, f--rrt4.-.
49,, markets generais ..'
oe-tsr was shown the map ~ a. srrtag 49,, W. W.
higher ei.t - SeV yerk clased a. toii2Hs; No tsd
| ssssl- ~ie,stor ana 7TSc 49, h'..ef'
7st ,s,. sike and 10 hard winter ''@e ahost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ffverr.-f Sent 7--CGosng-WHEAT- Srot ql.el 80
rel western winter s. rcd: futures steady: SEQ
a. lssd- December IS 2isd- CORN-Spot nrais
can mixed. new. 1Od: American wiTsd old a. 20
futures steady; pscemher a. January; Lots
fsnev winter steady s. HoES-Tn London. Pseie eess
ouist fs 5sdf4 ia4 BEEF quiet: extra india he's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

state OF New York County OF New York.
II. H. POWELL. Cashier OF the above national bank
that acOve statement IL trus TO
the OF my knowledge ami belief
h II. POWELL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before day OF
September, 1906. CHAS- F. MCCARTHY.
Notary Public
EDWARD TOWNSEND. 1
JOHN ARBUCkLG Directors
H. y. ICkELHEIMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

fNo. 25es
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
:, GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Ns- York. IN the ststs Of New York. close =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

Stat. % New York, County ~ YORK -
T. ". Z. DOUGLASS. Cashier OF the samea hauA
60 so-mny thst the above ~
best OF my knowledze and belief
" L. DOUGLASS -asn5sA
subscr1bsd sworn 20 before dap z
September, 1875 J. r. EpfAR-
Corr-ot Notary P1hoA
R POOR
JAMES McCCTCH EON -Dirss9Dro
ALFRED J. CAMMEYES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

Bank Statements.

mo 1870
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
The Merchants National Bank,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

mo. 1911
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK,
IN TIE State q New York az this Gloss Of business Sep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

state OF Nsw York. County Of New York So
r ARTHUR KAVANAGH cashier OF the above-aansnD
hank DO soleunly that hs above statement tr3
20 ths best % my knowledge and belief
a. KAvANAGH Cashier. I
Subscribed an sworn before this 7th =
September. lsoS. GEO. n. COREY.
Notary Public York County.
Ccrr-ct-Aft.sr WI ROCKEFELLER
FRANCIS NJ BACON.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-08

Of tAs city OF New York. IN Tn. STATE OF
ths close or business September sth. 1eosl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-18

Captain University of Pennsylvania Foot Ball Team
the red and blue players showed today
repeatedly brought the spectators to their
feet The team as a whole played with
the smoothnesS and precision of a we'll
adjusted machine. and the men individ-
ually went into each play with such vim
and power that Michigans defense was
often disorganized.
Penn Remained Strong.
Throughout the game Pennsylvania
showed no let-up and appeared to be as
strong when the game came to a close as
when. 1t began, Notwithstanding that
Michigan had the heavier team and that
Pennsylvania was playing almost entirely
on the offensive.
The Michigan team played good foot ball,
but the eastern followers of the game ex-
pected even better exhibition than she
put up. Curtis, the captain, who was re-
Gently injured, was missed and most Of
the heavy work had to be performed by
Fullback Garrels who met with little sue
cess in advancing the ball. The Pennsyl-
vanians took special delight In bringing
him down. More than score of times
he was given the ball and seldom made a
substantial gain. His weight counted
against him on the soft field and before
he could get fairly started on a play Penn
sylvania's ends, who played a dashing
game, were upon him. Magoffin, the
Washington boy. played for Michigan
fine consistent game throughout and had
much to do with preventing Pennsylvania