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New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
EXPORTS,
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, September p. 1908
COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady to-day
at unchanged prices advance of points. but be
came easier during the day and closed steady. net
points higher 10 points lower. Sales reported
OF 90 $50 The seaier opening have been in
fuenCeG oy the Strength Of months
in the French market and the continuation Of very
small primary which is supposed result
from labor troubles This explanation, Of
course. deprives the receipts Of any significance
guide TO tho crop remains that the
Nnposshity of shipments from Santos comes at time
when there is fair port stocks for
sumption and this naturally strengthens stus
ton Nevertheless September the afternoon
weakness. closing 10 points although II st
holds premium the later months. and October
points net higher Santos receipts today about
5000 bags. making receipts at the Brazilian ports
10000 bags, against sc O10 last year New York
house receipts Thursday 10 100 bags. against
lU6lS last The weather In sac Paulo cloudy
in three sections, with other two.
weather supposed to be beneficial coming
crop Neither OF the Brazilian markets reported
change. The market spot steady, with
quotations on the basis Of 6isc I.
The range OF contract prices in to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
LIVESTOCK Markell

New York. September
BEEvEs-Beceipts wers 6s ears or I.221 head IN
@ sun R as 25 e3 arr FOR f2g export ALIVE = cars for ahtsrers
Just about steady: bulls also held Wednesdays
% eSst steers sold At So 1s6 80 per loo n bulls at
moderate inquiry. at 7110ile - H. with a tte extrs
pee Se.i3g at I9e Texas Bees soi at 6Ic Liverpool
n dressed weight: Tsfriserslor 5eef dai az i6iol9
Cattle and 6c CHARTERS S a5 5 @ @ 4o[F9T % laagde ~
London and 5000 quarters of beef the Phiadelpha
Ports f-e y5i & p-t 5t f % ne % W. lsa 1r5st Total eS-
te5sr 2s wi e. 72 ca5t3s s a5 5IatgTs saiTa Sep Sep
.i ai1sIJ * . Sharnberg e : Son: e Vest vrgina
So To- 10 d. 1852 n at So: % do. 1904 70 Co. -
MsPhsrso9 & co. % Virginia steers 1852 q at IS IS:
bull 500 n at S2 80; cow. 1900 n. I do 95O
10 at SS 9o Do 82s n At s. 90 10 do SO y. 81 20
p do i4,5 ~ a. So lg a. 1897 ~ at 8 go i 400
~ So 50: DO 1880 70 at S. IS COW $50 n o' ar 50 ~
butchers and 1856 head for the making with the
steady qaay con5ie2d 9 @ i5Ssa Sanes Seoe e
Western calves at s. Dressed 6aIv r o az scSG s. SS
Si'y a. drsssed yeas soIt at sa14s per n country dressed
az i2lse & GT@sssd 6raszsrs 5 and ted calves 5
s. So at - per 100 ~ West Virginia re~ 10 n at
q, Sanders: "a vsals las n. 50 80; do. 10 NJ
- Mcpherson 3. < Co: veaIs. n. at go DO 1os
sPfEi2 SHEEP HlfP hS6 rtxfsss.s + fEsssfEs f5s n
t2r market making win se stale 5ocF isss ana esl. II
TO be sold sheep were dun ana bareiv stsa53 ra1ss
slow and weak with very choice offered abou+ csrs
were kely 70 be carried choice shear,
sod az 81 a0GS4 100 n. prime lambs
- 90 GUS, az 81 pressed mutton quiet 57Sc
per n. and dressed lambs Sie7GIc
Sales-IChin x shannon. 243 V~S,nia lambs
y 70 average at s. 60 per 100 70 Pennsylvania d.
81 10 az - 90 81 BIfral' d. 81 n ln. V-1af
a So so ~ N' 1V0 ''
judo 8 Co: PSI west Virginia lambs. SO n. at
50 6tss - kentueky do 20 n 2+3 Buffalo Do
% n az 81 20: West Virginia sheep n al So =
sntppers Commission Company. 135 West virginia
ldnbS % n. 50 a a t5
kernS Commission Company. 263 Virginia e1
10 AZ s. 80, Virginia sheep So IL al So
HOGS-Receipts IL cars or S'925 Rad IN,
elndinS car for the market. two cars were
held from Yesterday Feeling usaE Col .rs.s
hogs sold 81 10 pe- 100 n
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
BANK EXAMINERS ADMoNIsHED.

Washington. Sept. 25.-Controller Murray at
to-day's closing sessions OF the conference Of
Eastern national bank examiners admonished
them that If they did their work thoroughly and
courteously he would consider every complaint
made against them as a mark Of commendation,
and they would be promoted in the service when
opportunity offered. You cannot" he said,
stand at the elbow OF incompetent bank off,
and make his loans for him. can you stay
in bank and watch possible thief The only
thing that 1 demand IS that you find out the con-
dition Of bank report, and when a thief has
stolen the funds of the bank tampered with
its assets that you find that out"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
DR. KOCH ON TUBERCULOSIS.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 25.-Dr. Robert Koch OF
Berlin. who discovered the tubercle oaclllus'
smoke at the tuberculosis conference to-day He
.aid the precautions now enforced almost every
where rendered most improbable a widespread
endemic Of contagious diseases, such as former
lv extended from country TO country and Tor
time over the greater part Of the world. lie SAID
that he based his strong former belief In the
efficacy Of isolation to stamp out tuberculosis on
the fact that the isolation Of about one-fourth
Of the cases Of leprosy in Norway had resulted
in the elimination Of that dread disease In that
land He added that the failure in another coun-
trv which he did not name had descendants be
lief in the total efficiency of isolation adding. Il
am not so hopeful now
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

local market cotton quiet
changed 4oc for ndiliug upland and soc for mid
ding Gulf. Southern SPOT markets teagraphed
lows: Mobile quiet, unchanged az 1-16c sales. 20
bales Savannah steady unchanged at &c: sales 44O6
bales Charleston steady, unchanged sales. 200
bales. Norfolk steady unchanged Gisc sales. 447
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged at 0lec. Augusta
firm unchanged at . lice sales i2s0 bales. st Louis
quiet unchanged Sssc. Little Rock steady. unchanged
SIC. New Orleans steady, unchanged AZ 1-I6c
bales Wilmington quiet unchanged DC
Memphis quiet unchanged exc. sales. 1000 bales
quiet. unchanged 9asc: sales. 320S bales
steady unchanged a2,c: sales bales
Estimated receipts at leading points for tomorrow At
5000 1900 bales against 714H last week
year Galveston $1,000 20 l95 500 against
as and New Orleans
4 2048 and 2 22s last
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
and , 900 bales. speculation and
port 100: American eOoo receipts. 1900; mIddling
land. Futures oT-ned quiet but steady and
changed: closed steady at net advance Of point 10
decline y points September, 501d; September Oco
ber. November 73isd November De
cenber 4TOtkd; December January. 4'fld January
7o1 April Nav. ana; Nav June. June July and July
Manchester-Yarus and cloths duh
The following the total net receipts OF cotton Mt
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
MAJORS DAUGHTER MISSING AGAIN
Miss Mary Barnitz Found in Portland, Me,
but Escapes Police.
tBy Telegraph t. The Tribune. J

boston Sept. 25.-A1iss Mary Barnitz, daughter OF
mayer Albert Barnltz L. S. A. (retiredJ, who dis
appeared from Boston six months ago and was
found wandering along the shore at Weymouth
sIter weeks search. escaped three nights ago
IRON sanatorium where she has been for treat
1neAt' and this morning was found by the police of
Foruand. Me. wandering about the streets. She
vas taken TO police station and her parents were
Informed
Before they reached Portland in some unex-
Flalheo way Miss Barnitz escaped from the police
1"SseS headed by the police. sent out in
cry direction but late tonight she had not been
-ouha- II is feared she viii stray into the woods
. .ae ele from starvation. She became prostrated
Ni'ush overstudy Radcliffe college last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
EUROPEAN, PRODUCE MARK~

-LiNDerpoo sept -Closfng-WHEAT-S strongf
No red Western winter - Cd: No California IS "a
IGtures steady september. IS 10d December IS 10d;
sl4rch IS SD CORN-Spot quiet American mixed -
4d' Iu5ures dull October. IS tod December IS slsd
11OCFN1nter patents steady. 29s 81. HOPS at Lon
% Gon 'fNei9G 9y Soas9 dget Fl 70sgl2 - PoEtEPrns
rrnl nos HANS-Short cut, IS n strong SIS sd
NCTnherland cut, % 30 n strong, SIS;
ro 10 70 "a 70 strong JSS long clear middlss light.
- to S4 n strons Sos 3d. long clear mitdss heavy.
80 70 40 ID strong OBS 3D. short clear backs Is 20 n
strong strong SSs clear bellies. Il TO rs ~ firm. 59s ga
F1OULDERSSquare, IL Is 10 strong. ass Sd LARD
Prime Western in terces. strong 6d: American
nned IN pals firm. s3s 3D. CHEESE-Canadian hnese
white frrn SIS Canadian Coorcd steady.
SIS TAILOW-Prime city firm. POS TURPENTINE-
Spirits steady. DTS 3D. IINSEED OII.-DuN 2Ss 90.
PETROLEUM-Steady. Tad. ROSIN-CoInmou steady, Ts.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
FEARED PLOT TO WRECK BRIDGE.

IBy Telegraph TO The Trbunel
Baltimore Sept. 25.-That those in charge of the
construction of the 100000 Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad bridge the susquehanna had good
reason TO fear for the safety of the structure is
proved by the fact that on May . five sticks Of
dvnamite were discovered the Perryville side
where the material kept Armed guards were
at once put watch. The American Bridge Com
nany which is erecting the bridge. is employer
Of non-union men and declines to recognize the
union Union men resent any intimation that they
would resort such violence.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
DOVER COMPANY MUST PRODUCE BOOKS

Albany. Sept. 25.-An order was served on inc
Economic Power and Construction Company nj
Buffalo to-day by the Public Service Commission
in the 2d District. directing the company 10 pro
auce before the commission at a public hearing AT
Albany on September % at 10 a. all OF It's books
and papers The resolution directing the lnvesu-
cation OF the company's affairs recltes that inc
company is exercising the powers Of an electric
corporation. and claims the right uhoer 'e Ia" III
cornoratne II to exercise such powers at any place
8, the % District without the permission and ap-
proval Of the commission. The company hoid5
franchises in several counties in tho state.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

cash market New York irregular. closing as fol
lows: No red, 81 0elsGS1 es elevator and 81 oe.s
ahoat; No I Northern Duuth. 81 a. and No hard
winter. 81 IL afoat. CORN-Thsre was still some
apprehension frost in Northern parts Of the belt ana
bulls used this as means for advancing the market se
e-l times during the day On the buges however there
quite good deal Of profit taking notably near the
close, when much of the advance lost. New 4ork
closing practically unchanged from the previous night
Present weather throughout belt quite favorable
but the outlook for rain. followed by much colder
weather. Cash demand early in the day was poor pug
advancing prices English
closed sal lower The movement still continued
light only 155 expected Chicago on Satur-
day giving additional the September contract
during the afternoon No here was quoted soc
of the day oats showed depression there was only
considerable selling for long ac-
Cash closed steady. follows: Mixed. 26
80 10 53c; natural white 26 to 81 f 53isG55c and
clipped white 40 To 555 161c RYE-Market dull;
No western s4f.c. nominal. b New York. BAR
IIEY-Market steady: mailing. 60dS1c { Buffalo. and
feeding. 6ss4Ge4Ac c New York Wheat, tncludins
aggregate g. 439 526 against 3.4s191I
73T bush last since July 1. 45 SIS 5s
bush 513 bush last Tor
the week GO 9s2 bush r. 443 bush and
1881 bush year; since July l. 624 4S1 bush.
aEains hrsh
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
ERIE TRAIN JUST ESCAPES WRECK.

shaIaton. y Y, Sept. Erie passenger
t"'h Nc had a narrow escape from destruction
early to-day. II is due here at 80 a. m. and
- - Seconds after it had passed freight train
a"i'ihg ifty miles hour, one mile east Of
.Aiih"ood, left The rails and piled up on the west
80 Ten cars loaded with soft coal were
wrecked but no one was injured
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
P.RR. FREIGHT BUSINESS INCREASES.
Report Shows 100000 More Tons Shipped
Last Week on Eastern Lines

Pttshurg. Sept. 25-The reports OF last weeks
business. made public to-day. shows that tho
freight business Of the Pennsylvania Railroad on
it's lines OF PittsbUrg and Erie, Penn was in
creasng greatly II is shown that during the week.
OF ssS tons OF freight shipped this being an
Increase of more than 10000 tons over tho previous
week and this week bids fair 70 beat even that
figure in spite Of, tho great drouth. which is stop
pins; the coal and coke industry Within the last
ten days seven thousand more freight cars were
placed in commission tho lines west of PITTS
llr
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
FORMER MESSENGER A BANK PRESIDENT

TBv IeIcgraph to Tho TrIhune1
Pittsburg. Sept 25.-James S. Kuhn president of
the Pittsburg Bank for Savings and connected
with many OF the large banking institutions Of this
city. to-day elected president Of First Ma
tional Bank of Pittsburg, institution in which
he started life a messenger forty-one years ago
Mr. Kuhn succeeds Frank Shedding. whose resigna-
ton has been in the hands Of the directorate for
some time.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
WARRANT FOR HAROLD c. MEADOWS.

Buffalo Sept. 25.-A warrant was issued to-day
for the arrest Of Harold G. Meadows, OF Meadows
Williams g. Co.. brokers. who recently failed
for liabilities approximating 100000. The war
rant charges embezZIement and grand larceny
II was issued upon the application of Fred Greiner
representing T. d. Silverthorne. The amount
which Mr.. silverthorne alleges is due him from
Meadows williams & Co. is s1ol.ol2 70.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
ALLEGED sLAYER's BOND FORFEITED.

In the New Jersey Avenue Court, Brooklyn,
Magistrate Voorhees, yesterday declared forfeited
q bond Of $500 by which Samuel Names. who has
a charge of felonious assault against him, obtained
his release from Raymond street jail. The bond
had been furnished by Louis Basis of No 597 Van
SickIen avenue. Brooklyn Names is wanted for
the killing of Frances RosenthalMcCabe.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
The c. P. STRIKE CONTINUES.

a. -aon'real. Sept. 25.-One hundred and fifty ad-
.onaI British mechanics arrived here to-day
ana were put TO work in place of Canadian Pa
Nc railway strikers Premier Laurier has in
.Vfhned the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress,
~ session az Halifax. that the government can
- interfere in the maehnists' strike unless both
sides agree.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
AN ORDER FOR THIRTY LOCOMOTIVES

Dunkirk. y. Y. Sept. 25.-An order ior fhrly
engines was placed the Brooks plant OF the
American Locomotive Company yesterday for de-
livery in November. This. with other work N
sight will keep the plant running until the hoD-
DAYS The manager declined 70 give tho name OF
the railroad placing the order saying that 'he'e
,,.-o reasons for Withholding; 1t for the present
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
INDICTED FOR NOTE FRAUDS.

The grand jury filed yesterday two indictments
each against Michael Jacobs and Frank Helm, who
were arrested in June on charges of participation
I'm extensive note frauds. The indictments charge
the larceny of $1,000 worth of notes.
Judge Swami, in General Sessions, fixed bail at
81 500 on each Indictment which furnished.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
READY TO REPAvE SIXTH AVENUE.

It announced yesterday at the Offices Of the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company that the
contract for restoring the asphalt pavement in
Sixth avenue, between 18th and 23d streets, had
been let, and that work would be begun at once.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
NEXT FISHERIES CONGRESS IN ROME.

washington, Sept 25.-The next meeting of the
international Fisheries Congress will be held In
Rome Italy. in 1911 This decision reached
to-day when an invitation to meet in that city
was extended by Decio Vinceguerra, of the Royal
Fish Cutural station in Rome
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

The registration days this year are Monday
October 5; Tuesday. October 6; Saturday
October 10, and Monday, October II. All who
Intend TO vote must register on one of these
days. between a. m. and 10 .. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
rrntR ANU NFAI-The

= u
nour to-day nearly all grades Prices remain firm
and unchanged Minneapolis and country mills re
ported have sold around 100000 bbls in the last
two days. Rye -four was quotably unchanged; with
quiet The following are prices quoted on the
New Produce Exchange: Spring patents 50 400
$6 50; winter straights 81 p - 49, winter patents
81 4OaS4 So: spring clears. 81 20qS4 60 extra No l
nter So 50 So 90 extra No winter So 40 q So %
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Marhet firm. Quoted: 50 15@
to good 81 Is 81 40 choice to fancy; 81 509$4 So
CORNMEAI~-Flrm. quoted: Kiln dried. 81 25. BAG
81 7s5s1 s6 coarse 81 s5 81 20 FEED-western
steady, city steady. quoted: Western spring
Sed 90 dos $50 so cy bran Sea bak So 10
s24 so sacks; middng s2s CO. red dog. $40 60 all
october shipment; hominy chop $50 500 $50 bulk
GRAIN WHEAT - The local market for wheat
made high record and Chicago came within iso
as a whole bullish the previous day In
fact final prices at New York partly tc net lower
good deal of profit taking the buges and
less support heretofore Notwithstanding the
OF the news the most bullsh yet
ceved This applied particularly to
sales for days at Minneapolis and country
mills being estimated by some high 900 bbls.
cash trade. wild export rumors
ing sales to $50 loads. although only about onethrd
ances for the day were liberal again and for the week
according Bradstreets aggregated 6439 600 bush
shipments this week OF about IL 639 900 bush.
10 1O4 600 bush the previous week The Northwest
cepts were little heavier aggesatins LIS cars AGAINST
1260 last week and S3 cars last but only 27S
received Winnipeg. owing to a wreck N
the Canadian Pacific Much hevier receipts
pected. however Saturday Stocks az Minneapolis
creased 100 600 bush for the week but all
that point said to be running this increase had
a little buish and in line with private from the
market profit taking operations chiefly responsible
Argentine shipments Of 1924 600 bush according 10
Broomha. were somewhat larger than expected. The
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

Comparative cotton statement for the week ended Fri
day. September -. 1908
Ne, recents AT all u $ ports during weex. 2s3 SO
Nst receptg al ali ports last 2l3197
ot,i TeccIpts since September ........... GS1 ST.
Total Dol So
Tyvrorts Tor the week 16T 662
xorts for same week last year............ 1d77o4
Total exnorts since September 1........... 336 III
T"tai cTnorts sgme date last year......... 265
S+oc ali II : norts los
StocE az a + 5 ports same time Ais s3S
Observation-Disclosures.
SCI ar ali interior towns time year. 1872 ga
StoC 606.0tO
Stock or American auoat I"F "ied' D4u" 'S ,oa ooo
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-08-26

Birth-marks which mark and mar the out
side of the body are grief to every mother
whose child may bear them. But for every
child who bears birth mark on the skin
there are many who bear an indellible birth
mark on the mind. Nervous mothers have
nervous children and many a man and woman
owes an irritable and respondent tempera-
ment to those days of dread when the mother
waited the hour Of her maternity. The use
of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription strength
ems the mother for her trial. With strength
comes buoyancy Of spirits and quietness of
mind, which is one of the happiest gifts a
mother can bestow on her offspring. By Civ
ing vigor and elasticity to the delicate wo-
manly organs "Favorite Prescription" prac-
tically does away with the pain Of maternity
and makes the baby's advent as natural and
as simple as the blossoming Of flower. No
opium or alcohol in "Favorite Prescription"
All ingredients printed on bottle-wrapper. Is
not secret or patent medicine. but is the
open prescription Of an educated and experi-
enced physician.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-08-26

GRATING.
A Lesson In Horticulture With One
Serious Omission.


A Lesson In horticulture With One
serious Omission.
Ny neighbor Brown came to the gar
den fence and said:
How do you do your grafting!'
My grafting! said l.
Aes-graftng apple trees. want
to try 1t myself.
On" exclaimed. Yes. yes! Wen,
IN the nrst place, l begin by lying
that Is, lie In bed to think the whole
thihG out IN every detail. 1 watch my
opportunity, and on the first fine day !
steal a few hours from my business.
linen borrow saw-a steel one
ana with II rob the tree upon which
l want TO graft OF some OF It's larger
branches. ms Try 10 40 IN such
way that the loss OF the branches VIII
not DE hotlced- Ihese iihps shouio
not DE ieil iyihg-that Is, lying on the
ground ihey are uhsighliy ana may
attract the attention Oh passerspy-
ihev shouiu De hus.ied pehild tue lat
.ice"oih screen ut once 80 lar so
goou. Now, let me see-oh, yes.
iop aho.her tree OIL lew t3les nav
ing puus on thein ana insert them III
Tue eius Vi the sa"eo prahciies on 'he
Iree' men | take some oees"aA anu
.aiio" aia ineie ehelii tose'her. lhis
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ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT REsoLU-
TON. NO. ,.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

BE 1T RESOLVED (the Senate concur
ring), That the following amendment to
the constitution of this State be and the
same is hereby proposed and when the
same shall be agreed to by majority of
the members elected to the Senate and
House of Assembly the said amendment
shall be entered on their journals. with
the ayes and nays taken thereon and re
ferred to the Legislature next to be
chosen and published for three months
prior to the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of November next. In at least one
newspaper of each county to be designat-
ed by the President OF the Senate. the
Speaker of the House of Assembly and
the Secretary of State:
Amend by striking out paragraph seven,
section four. article four. and insert In
place thereof the following:
I. Members of the Senate shall receive,
annually. the sum of one thousand dollars,
and members OF the General Assembly
shall receive. annually. the sum Of ten
hundred dollars during the time for which
they shall have been elected and while
they shall hold their office. and no other
allowance or emolument, directly or indi-
reetly. for any purpose whatever. The
President Of the Senate. and the Speaker
of the General Assembly shall in virtue
OF their offices. receive an additional com.
pensation. equal to one-third OF their al
lowance as members
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-08-26
Art Of III. sup.rior smil..

The superior smile is useful accom-
plishment for any young man. 1t is
much IN vogue ut the universities.
where 1t may be studied at its best on
young Don. Many men who learn
nothing else at the universities learn
this art and find 1t uncommonly useful
In after life. 1t Is an excellent cover
for naked mind and should be sought
after by parliamentary candidates.
Oxford Varsity.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-08-26
The Mouse Trap.

1.-THE child is father to the man,
said an inventor For instance. there
was miller's son who invented. at the
age Of seventeen, an automatic mouse
trap, trap that used the recoll from
one mouse's capture to set itself for
another mouse. This trap worked well,
caught eleven mice ut the first go OH
and soon rid the miller's mill OF Its
mice myriads. Well, sir, the boy In
yentor of that mouse trap used the
traps recoil principle for his greatest
invention, the Maxim gun. for 1t Is
Sir Hiram Maxim I'm talking about,
and If you go to the Maine village OF
Sangerville they'll show you there one
of the automatic rapid firing mouse
traps that presaged the famous Maxim
plin "