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Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
TOWNSEND
Joseph c. Todd Dead Glove Factory Busy
Local and Personal.

Townsend, DEL, June 6-Joseph
c. Todd, aged AT years, died at the
home of his brother Charles Todd, at
this place, on Monday morning of
last week at $50 O'Clock after an
illness of several weeks duration.
Interment was made in the Townsend
cemetery on Thursday at 1.3O p. m.
The new glove factory which is
managed by w. E. Graves, is run
ming on steady time with many orders
ahead. From the present outlook
the prospect of having to secure a
larger force of hands within a short
time is very good.
Mrs. Jeanette Wilson, who was
taken seriously i'll on Friday, is now
somewhat improved.
Personals Miss Mayme Townsend
of Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs
Walter CHM this week. Mrs. F. C.
MacSorey has returned home. after
spending sometime in Baltimore. Md
Mrs. Gardner Shockey, who has
been spending sometime with her sis
ter near Kenton, has returned home.
Mrs. Perla Hutchison, who has been
spending sometime with her parents
here, has returned TO her home II
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
A Lesson In Health

Healthy kidney filter the i'm
purities from the blood, and unless
they do this good health is impossi-
Bile. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
sound kidneys and will positively
cure all forms of kidney and bladder
disease. 1t strengthens the whole
system. For sale by all druggists
IN Smyrna, and w. R. Keys & Co !,
Clayton,
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
LAWYER GOOOING GIVES HIMSELF VI
Clayton Lawyer Surrenders At Springfield
lII.-Sheriif Hartnett Notified.

The surrener of Lawyer William
L. Gooding, indicted by the Grand
Jury of Kent County at its April
session, for embezzlement, and who
suddenly disappeared last March
from Clayton, caused a sensation
here, as it was supposed that Good
ing was recouping his i'll fortunes
and preparing to repay his shortage
and resume a residence and business
here. The following telegram was
received at Dover by Sheriff Hart
nett, although the newspaper dis
patches stated that Gooding had gone
to authorities and surrendered him.
self, admitting his embezzlement
and stating that it was impossible
for him to find work and that he was
stricken with remorse:
Sheriff, Dover, Del,
Springfield, ILL.,, June 4, 1908.
Is W. L. Gooding still wanted
for embezzlement? What reward?
''W. T. Morris, chief of Police. ("
Sheriff Hartnett replied to the
Springfield telegram, stating the
indictment of Gooding and asking
that he be held. The specific charge
in the indictment found against the
missing lawyer last April is that of
embezzling as bailee one gold bond
of the denomination of 81, 900 from
Miss Annie VanWert of Smyrna, the
bond being issued by the Diamond
State Telephone Company.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

The Delaware strawberry crop be-
gan to fall off in quantity, but i'm
proved in quality and prices last
week, and it became apparent to the
growers that the end of the season is
now in sight and will be brought
about in a few days. Over the rail
roads alone, 5000, 900 quarts of
berries have been shipped thus far
this season from the peninsula. This
shows gain of 800 per centum over
last year. While prices have fallen
off and have been a disappointment,
the influx of money has continued
since the opening of the season and
mortgages have been settled in full.
Personals Mrs. Lizzie Kitzmiller,
of Philadelphia is visiting Mrs.
Deamer. Mrs. Bertha Satterfeld
and son, of Wilmington, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Harris.
Miss Malissa Pinder is spending
several days with friends in Chester
and Philadelphia. Mr.. William Pin
der is visiting friends in Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter E. Marvel, of
Chester, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Pinder. Miss
Edith Jester, of Millington, spent
several days last week with Miss
Malissa Pinder.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

Children's services at Thomas
Chapel near Marydel on June 7th
were we'll attended and good
program. The offering was $25.
The services at Templeville at p.
m. of the same day were a great
success offering SAL 80. Hartley
children services will be held at o.
m. June the 14th and Marydel at 8
p. m. on the 21st.--E. H. Derrickson
pastor.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
Watch The abeI-ImpOrtant

Does your subscription fall due in
June? Watch the label on the Times
coming to you and send your remit
tance. Remember the postal law
only allows US to give you one year
credit. We Will appreciate your
attending to this maettr promptly.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
The Best pills Ever Sold.

"After doctoring Is years for
chroic indigestion, and spending over
two hundred dollars, nothing has
done me as much good as DIR. Kings s
New Life Pills. l consider them the
best pills. ever sold - writes B. F.
Ayscue, of Ingleside, N. c. Sold
under guarantee at Benton N. We'll
don,s drug store. 25e.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

At the annual School election last
Saturday, Mr.. John L. Graham was
elected for term of three years and
Mr.. C. A. Brown was elected for
two years.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

The fruit growers around Clayton
are quite busy this week picking and
Shipping Cherries and Gooseberries.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

Lewis Scott, formerly of Will
mington moved tc Clayton last week
and accepted a position with Mr.. A.
H. Skinner.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10

The directors of the Delaware
Railroad Co. met at Dover on Tues
day and declared the usual semi
annual dividend. After the meeting
the directors, all but three being
present, together with Governor Lea,
Chancellor Nicholson, Judge James
Pennewill, Vice-President John P.
Green of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and his son, Cain Green, were enter
tanned at dinner at the county resi-
dence of the treasurer, Manlove
Hayes. Mr.. Hayes was 81 years old
on May 18th.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
CLAYTON.
All orders for Subscriptions or Job Work
or any News Items left with NIL. Nudge
will receive prompt attention.

Children's s Service will be held at
Salem Church, Sunday afternoon,
June IA, at 8 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1908-06-10
New Malay Opium Cure
Being Distributed Free by New
York Society.

beInS DIstTIbuted FTee by New
York Society.
Cooperating with missions in Malay
sia, the Windsor Laboratories of New
York have secured a supply of the Won
derful combretum plant, which has done
so much to revOlutionize the treatment
of the opium habit.
A generous supply of the new remedy,
together with full instructions for its
use, and United States consular reports
bearing on the subject will be sent to
any sufferer. To obtain a free supply
of this remedy and the consular reports,
addressWindsor Laboratories, Branch %.
134 East 25th Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,,u A,,e a1-The local wheat market was
strengthened to-day by hperai uaeta pu1 d closed
een+eTnber delivery by elevator interests anu Cou
~ lot coins of 1hc to &c Corn, oats ana proNl-
sions also closed strong. tit +ha
Tbe wheat market strong all Day WIN INC
exception of slight decline at the STAR ,,t uu
liberal receipts In the Northwest anu ~ ~. 81
weekly statistics WORLDS shprnentS 80 do 11 @ &,
we're IL 162 600 bushels, nearly 4'ooO'Voo oU I ~
avcees NJ the previous weeks movement anu Ilo
amount on passage increased 3544'oo0 ouslieI''
nints to-day at Minneapolis were b3o cars WINE
1An cars vere received at Duluth inns hearS sat,
movement in the Northwe however; nao H.to tt
erect inasnuch 1t was claimed that al tn az
newly arrived grain was eagerly taken py iIs iiIa
nc | a1ar. tors at the same premiums as prevailed
on SATURDAY. One OF the main reasons LOT C
strength the purchase OF ABOUT i'oVVUo , tast
of SeDtemher wheat by a leading elevator ',
which led many traders to believe thae ueEei i.S S
on September contracts tomorrow were iiAeLy -
90 into strong hands Another factor 'hat 90
g. - na.,sa the advance was a decrease of 64Z,oO0
bushels in the visible supply OF wheat In tne Clteu
States and Canada. Cash premiums Hele @ -,
+oad,, or6 offerings from the interior were very
snail Sales of cash wheat aggregated lsVoo
bushels CIearances of wheat and hour were ,io
eraI beirg equal to $4,000 bushels The market
closed strong at almost the best prices OF tLe as,
primary receipts 1.2250OO bushels, cotnpale9
with a holiday last year. Minneapolis Duiu.n t+ @ IG9
Chicago reported recelpts Vi ''' "'
Coptinuance Of good weather for the maturing OF
+o ,,o,, cron and reports that offerings from Ne
brasla were increasing had a weakening eIec ~ vi. oL.
+ba corn r,,ar!let early in the day, the sreasesl
weakness being manifested by the Septelost +,,
livery which declined 1c on hbeial plohl tehs. t.i
The market rallied sharply on an ofnclai preuti
,f frost tonight in Nebraska and Soutn Dakotd-
The December option made a new hlgh record lol
the season selling 671kc. The price OF cash corn
No steady TO 15c lower and sales of 165OOe busheis
- rooo-+ a1 The market closed strong and near
the ton at net gains of 14c TO 11sc to lac. Locdi
receipts were 2s7 cars, with e6 OF contract grace.
oats were quite easy during the frst part OF tiio
dav hut later trading became more active ana tile
cain I'm volume Of business was accompanied oy
9dvances in all deliveries Reports OF small ylelds
=, Nekrasss and an improved demand for cash oats
here were largely accountable for the frrnness
cash oats were unchanged to &C. lower The fnark ket
closed firm at gains of 1sc to c to 19c TO &c Local
receipts were 276 cars.
Provisions firm, mainly as the result OIL puy
ing by 4 local packer, which was based on lVc
advance in live hogs and on falling on OF ABOUT
II 900 head in the receipts Of hogs at western
hacking centres The market closed hrTn' with
prices up 712c 10 1Il2c o,
F7stimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 81
cars; corn 439 cars; oats. S3S cars; hogs 10000
hGn
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01

T:s'7 rsnis 3 1''ls u az = &C. $50 q e
s .i 81 e. ia Re ssss 70 g 2; s;
& st sq 81 az e 2sS ~ ct S. 81 do sos l0
g s. E PssIss. 10 r.
DO. 15e n. at 81; ;a g 90 20 ~ al 80 ''' ~ '0'
sfhsf5Fo4 aSD L s esE ana
s cars fer the ctS sts aa siGes
ss Sn res sf' con Of Mhch and medium ssssy
gEGs ans IspS n0 e af ns saDp @ and g
fair demand generally iosi5c lower & sold at 81 so
Ss4 @ ea 70 sas5 saSj's pa lss e
dressed r s. 4fgs1 }aau l5ssl 1ss7ssa sf REsf
50 4 st Sc g per g.
2ss e d DO q z sa r. 4o at asf g. 1aao as f9 DO Il B.
p sf S. sSa ss5 dc Psn.syissai1k .s asa kss sS
iSe2 fs ss s6 s5 81 II T. Hss at ST. G S
Sans 81 d. ysa-isss ct IS g e. 49,
as a s. s. p 10 at d. s. 1Sa g. y Is ohio do
Nsnn:ks sSS S At a. sa 1ji 70 9 H
s s. g. ~ IS vss & g. vsH3s l75Pl
100 DO 10 SO 81 ~ e do +; 7S n s se e So Ken g
tcg SS 81 do le q e s g. ct s9 So 80 o0 'O "
81 T?s's ss ssaHsaa IS W:ss sss w r.
eS b. s. rs 2s1 81 @ de- ao 20 a4 II do 20 s b. at Sc 60 29
do dnl7 7l do B. It s. So O. 81 70 SS
81 g P b. at at So So So los ss q s9
nip II Pe99syssniba a. i4e h. at sefsP 81 1O7 d. at
Fred /, Krats 2G2 West virginia lamps 10 io' a.
ss -; rs do Il lb, at S9s "a do SO h. at So
Shippers Commission Company: 214 West Nirginls ga
lambs 76 h. at SO 240 Kentucky de 90 10 az go
S Judd & Co: 224 Virginia lambs % d. at e 3S:
25s do 90 h. IS so: ia state do 10 6 at 70 20:
15G Pennsyiyania do 65 lb, at IS so; 90 sheep and
lambs Al h. 81; 10 Pennsylvania sheep 81 TO- al
Mcpherson & Co: 219 Ohio lambs. "a lb at So 20:
os do 52 ib 81 30 21t Virginia DO 60 10, at 60
2I do IS h. 81 23 virginia sheeP 1os ie at 81
Sanders: 65 Pennsy vania lambs go 10 al 80 70; ia
do 81 10 s. 1O5 do so h at So IL sta{e 90
"a 10 at S6 los do. 81 no. at 50 75 26 Pennsy!vsnis
sheep % n Ct 81 2 s da f e = 75 5' d. 1ss I r.
George & L. S Diilenback: % state lambs 20 70 al
Sc 50 f52 6s ID. at SO; sheep 100 no. at ~ oo'
DO 80 n at 81 80: buck 170 fb. at 81 90 an 90 A.
] Curtis sont state LAMP % 20, az 20 80 ~
10. 81 50; g sheep 50 TO- at "a Oo' ~ "o' o. O
John p Nelson lambs 20 fb, at 10 90; % do
Il H. Sc state sheep; 1SS 10 at ,z ,,o Al
81 H. at IS 16 sheep, 15 H. at "a lz' 10 oO' iV
d. 1es at ss Wright CO.. "a state lambs n at se 25
81 DO 60 10. at 50 so: 10 sheep dSg H. at ~ o.
W r Hume: II lambs 90 10. at go o. l.
cndng sG6 for market The feeling was nr1n %
1Oc higher State and Pennsylyania hoss solo a' - 9
Sales-S Sanders: IS state hogs, 1s1 10 evease' o6
- at se Ok: II do Sl9 o at SO 2O boars, 25 70 at ~
TOhin & shannon: 80 hogs. 14l 70 at ~ 20 o39
do 10 10 roughs. 2S5 10 at 50 % l0 oo' -"
Ii, Sc 20. = -, =, 80 a. *. IA do
o7s n at So Is: boar, 10. at So 5o DO 44o ID
S6n 81 ~ P Nelson: 10 state hogs 100 fb. at 81 10; u
roughs 2is fb at SO is
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01

prime large. white dozen. s2tsc; do No to e5
SsG clover Se s1RRag ss s P Psn q ] ss;
do short and tangled 6oG55c do oat and wheat 40
PoULTRY-ALIvEA considerable quantity an was as
jobbers hands % and @ cars on track in Jersey
five unloaded, and also other car We
RoosTERs snri"s and cd SCI TGn
ern. 1oo: GEESE. prime western, 1oc; do poor west
Southern and SOUTHWESTERN, &c; GUINEA FOWLS,
POULTRY -phEssED!E !ERsssipts somewhat larger ger
dealers expect better demand this week ana are
poultry nomine in absence of important fresh receipts
We quote: Iced--TURKEYs. spring average. per b.
ss bfosrs DO e ffns Phadh asf Il ana
best @ DO under h and ID osr to pf % y pr "a p
S21c do Penpsyivania poor, ie@lSc; do western dry
scalded. 12@16c do Southern, average run, 12Q14ci
F. eac aRd 6Tep in %F bdae per dy % 4e do o
ID each and under in boxes per b. 13c; DO Western A.
Southwestern dry Kicked. best 12ls isc do
@ k S 80 dry DRY PeSed pEed or and seae &C.
atate and PeRnsyiTanIa lac: western mixed, young
ID, 1I@1Sc;- DO dark. 15@lec: do Western. old per
@ 90 poor P sess 'S 81 DO Ps eus 5So
0I1HH PoTAToGs o N ASb f vEGETaBLEs-Bot P white
SnS an ID bareR eaGy mad Of aRf the
sP poor andsueh weak CARRIAGES fr cueunbers and
PSk oa soI Sb IN ab lettuce
end higher for fancy Lima beans steady & Peppers d
matoes dull and weak we quote POTATOES. Maine.
Irish cobbler in bulk per $50 h. 81 81 60; per
bag 81 3oqs2 30: do state in bulk $50 H. s3 $7@
g. 81 90 DO Long osnd pe4 bB in 0g 81 s. 6 90 81 oa
Bbl 81 1oG So co. do Jersey. round kinds per sack.
50 256s2 10; do long kinds, s2gS2 10; SWEET P0-
TATOES Eastern shore yellow Dbl, s2Gs2 81; do
Jersey per head bbl 81 50G So do basket.
SOC Isl 10; BETS and CARROTS. per bbI or bag.
do small S46S5: do per bbl CSC 81 25 red per
bbI s1ds1 %; CUCUMBERS. state per bbl: 81 p q
& so 40 Do per SOC 40 do per Per
basket s1@s1 50 do Long Island and Jersey per bhl
n = her
Island and Jersey, 1000. 81 50dS2 80; CELERY,
per dozen stalks. 5Q3Oc; CAULtFLOWERS, state. per
asI 75: do Long Island per bbl 81 @s3 so: Jer-
sey per bb S1I$2; EGGPLANTS Jersey, per Dbl,
s14Si 90 aREET CORN IIacksnsaf1 @ per 100 s. g
per basket 81 aS2; per box. 75c9$1 25 do nearby;
per bbl. 81 G$1 so: LIMA BEANS. Long Island and
75c a 81 %: fat per basket. 5ec@s1; MUSHROOMS.
hothouse. per Ib. SOC 81; ONIONS Ohio yellow per
per crate 50dT5c; do state, white per basket 1ocG
81 25. do yellow per bag g 5o@s1 %; De orange e7 @
SGGn s. a do wn ad a p5 6 DO hE 9o aRd 0 ao
bb1 81 6s2: do red 81 5O1s1 75 do Jersey. white,
per basket cas1 25; do yellow 75c@s1; do Massa-
Jersey per box or basket. soc @S1; PEPPERS. Bull
Nose and long. red. per bb, 81 last so; do Bull Nose
and long green. 75c4s1; DO Cheese red per hbI soc
per basket or bag, ST as2: RoMAINE, state. per
basket. 25 75c; do per box % soc; STRING BEANS
DO nearby basket or bag So 6o75c; do green.
5o90oc; do Norfolk and washington per basket. 50@
zoe; SQUASH marrow. per bbl. 75c@s1; do white and
bb bag. 81 ds1 co. TOMATOES, upriver, per bushel
basket % SOC; do Jersey per box Io9 5oce oo,, -,
eenber Sc o5 March IS III. ALsTKE~Ausust, IS IS;
October. IS 50.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August 81. 1908.
coffee market g
showing To-Day. The opening at advance of 5
points IN line with the European cables. sales OF
gays finals during the day. Generally speaking
ke showed little change after the opening.
sTc The close steady. unchanged points
lgher All months being higher except October. Sales
Tor The Gay reported Of 81 250 bags. the
business being the exchanges September
70 later months. Both European closed
higher OF the Brazilian markets Rio firm, but
changed. while Santos IS 25 higher Brazilian
receipts continued liberal. reaching $1,000
two ports against 1900 bags year
tTo years ago For the last receipts the
boTs were 4lSeO against the previous
week. 600 bags $4,000 bags
It that the expanding rap
idly IL did in 1906 big crop year, although
perhaps great incentive market rapidly this
then for the additional export duties
OF Sac Faulo fine in section, cloudy showery
~ others. with tsmDeratures moderate.
coffee quiet, with quotations the basis of $50
sur Rio No Z The total warehouse deliveries in the
United States for the week 5000 against
9e.67l bags last S. T05 bags last year The
follows Rio clearances bags including
the United Stages. 1900 bags Europe North
Africa and 1000 bags to Cape. River Plate and
of South America Santos cearance 24 600 bags,
including 900 the United States
Europe snd North Africa 900 Cape, River
$4,000 bags including 1900
and 2Te0e0 bass for Europe No Victoria clear
The weekly Bahia movement follows: Receipts,
zoo bags: stock 1900 Bahia
70 Germany and 500 bags elsewhere The receipts al RIO
and Santos for the week toaed $4,000 bags against
$1,000 bags last week 322.G0 bags last year.
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01

local market for srot cotton was quiet an0 ul-
ding Gplf Sales, 900 bales southern spot markets
changed al Sac sales 37I bales. Savannah quiet and
insI and unchanesd al I61c Augusta quiet and 8i6o
lover at exc; sales l47 bales Little Rock dull and
ec; sales 50 quiet and 1so lower at
changed e1se. sales S91 bales Charleston steady and
Saisaanged 81 &c wilmington nominal ESTIMATED I re
I2ooo to 1900 bales. against y 800 last week and
sFsiast I+Is$ last week and s2Si last year, q
New Orleans none against 4s7 bales last week and 259
Cotton Ezehanss special Liverpool cables: sgot cot
Selpts. loo, ell American; middling upland 62od.
! point lower On late months: closed steady at net
bsocober. 5sd I5os 0coScrE zcs5sd; N6yem-
f e5Deeenbe cd Decenaber-J January and JanuaIyI
$50: April-May. 463Ed; May-June. 4;644zd- Man
FLOUR AND MEAIEThe -four market was quiet
@ toaay With top grades easier to sell Purchases & a
Sss Gun a. old quotations The following prices
patents Sc 40as6 winter straights s4 4qs4 10 win
extra Nd 81 4eg = 90 spgng m clears ter Sg:
~ fo9sS 30 RYE FLoUR-Quiet. quoted: Fair 10
coENnEAliesff 6aoted: Kun dTisd 81 25 BhG
q 70; coarse 81 65 asi 20 FEED-western irIn; city
sr s1 oaoted: Western spriEg So 80 standard mid
E.a; go 3 bulk. 50 io@s24 90 sacks: middling.
asssSSiny b. chop. so bulk. $50 20 sacks OIL MEAL.
SRaIN = WHEAT While speculative operations
extremely narrow ali day the wheat market showed y a
Of ne day feature Of The session Vas the absence Of
pressure and the ready response Of prices 70 the
,S5atr ordinsry bun at hand At the outset the
Eket eased oh lc in response TO heavy worlds snip
n put Immediately rallied and for the remainder OF
cay worked steadily upward in face OF the duneSs
..Eelte1ne rains Canadian Northwest, smaller
-Mstsrn receipts tsan expected. and moderate but
LIssteft Hun support the Chicago market. Instead
~ NE lOSt talked OF Tor the Northwest receipts
e oso carr. and al interior points 1.2JOOJ BUSH
ssonsIarec with holiday last At the same tine
c4earsnoes were heavy again asgTegatng sI5oVD
gesa Of wheat and noGT, while BrOomhsll figured last
K shipments from North America at b,s400JD bush.
,. sng NJ world shipments TO ll152oo0 bush coin
ith 1890 bush The previous week and S,1Ss 900
~ Us 5ss year ana making The quantity on passage
sos4reO bush larger than the previous week. feature
snnents was the unusually large proportion des
lnee FOR The Continent. The visible supply rather
1t!l,sn showing decrease Of $4,000 bush. COMPARED
1aserpoo closed only I'd higher previously
n s9aEp decline on account of the big worlds ship
@ .sLts The cash demand light in all departments.
tu sales being only about loads Locally the cash
, rke was qnoiea as follows No red. 81 OF l4GS1 det
@tpr and 81 021s afoat No Northern Duluth,
SsCr5,xs' D. and No hard winter, 81 04% snoat.
tlst4e RI September. which Jagged all day. the
- market als5 strong and higher. Influenced main
~ and continued drou;h Indiana Final prices
~ ~ were practically and Partly Mc net higher
&C. &c l2oa! market TEade with
o-4oi houses On 9he buying size in small and
'~ss were very light The visible supply Increased
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
FISK & ROBINSON
3S CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE. BUREAU
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES, NEW
TAXPSYERs WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly should make fnmediate
written requisition Oolanks may Be procured
In the borough Offices. stating their property
BY section or ward. block and lot or map
number making copy OF same from thsar otiis
OF last year. .
II a taxpayer is assessed for personal tax. tbs
reuuisfion should also reqaest bill for such tax
Each requisition should be accompanied By an
envelope hsaring tho proper address OF ne ep-
plicant and with return postage prepaid,
Ia case OF any doubt in regard to ward. sec
their deeds to the Department Of Taxes and As-
easements ard have their property located en-
ne ne maps psrsiv.r ~ TaTes With re requasi-
ton certified memorandum Of their property.
which will be furnished by the Department OF
Taxpayers in this manner Will receive thar
bills returned by mall at the earliest poss5eis
moment and svosa any delay caused By wait
Ths r-1gIsstion must be addressed and matted
to the Deputy Receiver Of Taxes In vhichevsr
bornprh the property ss located. follows:
John J. McDonoush. No. 81 Chan5-rs street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
John B. Underhfll. corner Third snd fremont
avenues Borough of The Bronx Now York
James B Bouck. Municipal Building. Borough
George H. Creed corner jackson avenue and
Fifth street. Long Island city. Borough Of
John De Morgan. Borough Hail. ST. Georss.
staten Island Borough Of Richnond. New York.
araw a check for the amount 10 the order Of
the Receiver Of Taxes and mail bill and check.
with addressed envelope VITA the return 2,
No resas. allowed on Biss paid during 6oso
Checks should Be matted soon as poxrsls
aftsr the bills hsvs oeen received by the ta1-
p4'" DAVID E. AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1908-09-01
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 1-CATTLE-Receipts estima@ted @ about about
2s ooo head: market strong steers s. 55gss ~;
SSsS S0 stoclers and feeders So 60gs4 90 iiOtItse
Cepts estimated about % GOO head market oa
choice heavy shipping, STGS7 10; butchersk S9S ~
light mixed s6 60Qs6 49, choice light 50 ss sS
cincinnati Aug 3-HOGSMarket active aha se9s
butchers and shippers s79SI %; common s1 Sn
ATTIF-Maret active and stronS 1air 70 rrat
nefs 81 65Q$5 60 common, S29S2 80 Stt
ar si 25ds4 lambs steady S3dlS6 90 oo
East Buffalo Aug. 31.-CATTLERecep pts
,ooS actjya and stesdy slow and lGIloc love-
prime steers seGs6 50; shipping - 22gSo 90 ri *
& 50S5 so: heifers 50 GOds5 cows S3G$4 5O PULLS -
Ss4 5o. stockers and feeders So DdS4 50 STOCK
S3GS3 81 fresh and springers STEADY 70 & 75c
So2Gs5q V3AI-Receipts. 600 head; scIlSe ~ 500
head fairly active and 5gI0c higher on coca EsI So
IeTv slow mixed. 81 1887 -; 1orkeTs, 30 S9&Ss ES.
ngs 81 56GS4 25: roughs s. 50qS5: stass 10 0So
dairies SO 5o@$I SHEEP AND 5 e. s5Ss6 Is;
Fsy at Sc So yearngs and wetheTs ~ oaS'' ewes
e. 25SS4 20: sheep. mixed. 81 50qS4 80 ,. Ok ooo
Kansas city Aug 31-CATTlsEI,feecesPPs lie sPssdv. top
sg Ok steers steady srong steady to loS % 1mTi
ssS % faiF to good 81 25@$6 western steers s s2
s. IS stockers and feeders $S gs S sS native cows
800 50s6 70 HOGS-Reeeipts 5000 neaa aase @ ar
et 5G1Gc higher; top Sc 925 bulk OF see TEoSss % L
heavy 20 ss So pgs S. bode5 S5
~ 0o head: market steady; Utah lanos SS sn Ts~as
earings So s0s4 %; Texas ysaFnngs. 50 sssSS4 Is
sheep, Sc 65a$4 25; stoceFs afd fair market
.d2 ehoce S. 259s6 5o prime $ s0qse %
Sair market higher; prime heavies ana "a
s. SeSSp'h SS heavy Yorer l5as7 90 sRt SfTkfTF S
Ss6 So. pigs s5 50dS5 10 roughs SSgSo Sf 5os4 a}.
market steady; prime wethers ross ~ xSr
ply pills and common s2@ss; spring lambs VI oVaSo
CALVES, SSGs8 10.