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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago, Sept. observation-disclosures estimated.
$50 head. market steady, steers. as cows.
$3.50 $3$5 so. bulls. 81 5tS4 go calves
81 feeders 81 OgS+ HOGS-Re
ceipts JssrImated higher prices
toUcning new year.
heavy sGippug 81 lUSi butchers 81 OQS9 % Light
mixed. So b5gS6 80 choice Ign 50 s0gSI To- pachlng
o5aS1 50 1885 bulk OF So 85ST Is.
SHEEP-Receipts eStlmatsd). 10000 head
prices Of year sheep. s. 50S4 So lambs.
81 25dS5 -, yearlings, S+gS+ 20
Cincinnati sept. ll--HOGS- Market steady strong:
shippers. "a 500
50 CArTLE-Markeu steady; fair good shippers
81 65gS5 90. S29S2 IS. SHEEP Market dulI
lower az SlGSS o. LANBS-Market steady strong
Kansas City, sept. II-CATrI.E-Recsipts 500 head
including I.s1O Southerns. steady lower:
strong choice export and dressed steers IS $50
81 good 81 zjGS6, Western 1888 -.
soeksrs and feeders s. 81 IS steers s. s
To- Southern cows S-gSS 30. native sass %;
native 6OGS5 bulls s. 5OGSS Is caIves
So 25G$6 = HOGS-Rscsiprs S4OO head market xeax
top 81 CZs, bulk T0GS1; heavy
So S5gSI - packers and butchers, IS 60qST. light
81 l5GS6 30. pigs 25GSS 10 sHEEP-Reeeipts & Os@l
steady; lambs Sass -; yeariinxs
S. I0$4 TO- Western yeariinSs 50 so$4 Is. Western
sheep, 81 4O6$4- stOcksrs and feeders. S3GS3
PittsbuTg. sept. u--CAT TLE-Supply light, steady.
choice. s6dS6 IS. prime. s. o5GS5 50 SIEEP-Supply
s. 40G$4 so culls and common. S2GS3. lambs
veal calves. $s8$s Is FfOCiS-Heceipts light
Workers. s. 3o9s7 35 ught Workers 50 1888 90 pigs.
S6GSl0: rOGghs. s. 5Oe$S %
East Buffalo. sept 1-CATTLE-Rscsipts head.
SLOW and unchanged EEALS-Rece1pts.
tive and ste higher: SSGS9 SO. HOSS-Rsceipts 500
head. fairly active. strong 20 LOO 5ghers heavy aud
So -. roughs 756S6 darss. S. 250s7 10 SHEEP
AND LAABS-Recepts. 5000 head, sheep slow weJhers,
lower: lambs active and zoe higher lambs, S4S6 so
yearIings 81 50gS 70 wethers - 7eS 90 sheep. mixed
Xii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. gUREAu
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. NEW
YORK September I fss
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE 10 o5rAIH
their bills promptly should make innnsdtan~
written rsqRisition Cbsanks may b proczrva
in the borough o<rlcesl staanS DER 10Y
number making copy q sazoe from their s1s
Of last year
requistrion should also REQUEST bin for sacn L.
Each reGuis1tiOa should be accompanied ~ n
DIscs7t and win ret,I-r poStaxs prepaid
N case Of any doubt IN regard 20 ward. seF
ton. block Or lot number, taxpayers snousd ts'ss
their deeds 70 the Department Of Faxes and As
sessrnents and have their property locstec On
the maps o< that Department. and tor~srd p
the Deputy Receiver OF Taxes v1<a the reda-S>
ton a cs-rtfIed rnenoran6za u heir properly,
which will be furnished BY ne Dsparrnent "a
Taxes and Assessments.
Taxpays-s in this manner VIII receive tnzsx
bills returned By nall NJ ne earliest pesncss
moment and AVOID any Stag caused ~ vz<-
ing IN lines. required In case % pe-so.z1
4as rssaazerson must be ADDRESSED .nd nail-A
borough The properly Is tocatsds a. follows.
John = McDonoush. No. 81 Cha<sosEs st-ess-
Borough q Manhattan. New YORK.
John b UnasrhtH corner Tnird add ErsEsoe<
avenues Borough OK The Bronx. Fsw York.
James d Bo1ck Municipal Building. Roro1sA
George r Cresd. eornsr jackson aSszzas szze
F1fth street Long Island CITY. sOrozsA ~
Iohn De Morgan. Borough Han 81. Georzs
Staten island Borough Of Hch-7ozd. New T0rk
draw csecE for the amount 70 ne order 4
the Receiver Of Taxes and n.ah 6tn and ehecE
with addressed snyeloPe. wt-h ne rssEa
T5,ehsysr soIgsEs the EEgDe5.I II, : lossse g..
checks should BE nailed Is .oen as go-.ss..
DAVID z AUsTEN
Rsc-fvs- % Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
NATIONAL STOCK.
Forged Certificates
WARNING

a trust company entirely disconnected witn
the company and its transfer agency This
trust company registers all new certificates be-
fore they can be put in circulation. Therefore
all buyers who insist upon having their stock
issued to them IN their names are Absolutely
guaranteed against any loss from any sort OF
fraud scheme The only effect Of fraud OF this
kind is loss TO the banking or brokerage house
Of it cannot go back TO the one from whom
the certificate was received). and the creation
of short interest in National Stock.
Illustration: tThe present c7se) Some per
son has bought through responsible banking
house 1000 shares of stock. The house sup
posed that it had bought from some one else
1000 shares, when in reality il has bought bur
10 shares, and this house, or some ore. must
buy an additional 900 shares 70 deliver what
the buyer has paid or is to pay for
As this fraud conspiracy may be OF far
reaching proportions and may affect very
large number of the larger certificates now IN
the hands OF banking and brokerage houses. we
ask all holders OF old certificates TO send them
at once to the company's Philadelphia Irans-
fer Office
The company will pay the sum Of $1,000 fo-
information which will lead TO the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons who COM
r1it+ed this crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

SO per Zoe b. cus 81: Western and fed calves
az 81 "a: Indiana do. Dressed calves IN
moderate request 13zc for city dressed veais
13c country dressed. and Ga SC for dressed
buttermiIks and grasssrs. -
SaIes-McPherson & CO. IS Kentucky calves sos
average at 81 100 70: veal, $50 70. ar 81 80
s Judd Co 81 Western calves. 300 ID. at - 20;
! 10, a IS
Sanders: % veaIs I4s u. at IS Is; fed calves
200 10. a IS. Erassers 23S Ib.- At So 70
Commission Company l28 Indiana CAVES
III lbs, IS To-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were p cars.
market. making with the stale stock IS cars
to be sold sheep ruled steady last quotations..
firm and q Toe higher for top grades;
full steady for others car was held over Con1-
choice lambs IS 40 1S8 70. few clipped
lambs at 81 so Dressed steady a 81
ID; dressed lambs firm at "a Q lie with a few hog
Q
SaIes-kerns Commission Company 235 Virginia
lambs "A ID average. So so per 100 10, ISIS do =
H. at 50 50. a So so: 222 do so 10 at
II. IS IO7 Kentucky sheep, $ H. az s. 80.
50 do, 81 b. at So so
Tobfn & Shannon 243 Virginia lambs. "A II.
IS 20 Virginia DO. ST ID. 50 %. 81 Buffalo
s. so, - Virginia sheep. % 10. at - 20
Newton Co 2@6 kentueky lambs - 10 at 20 90;
Kentucky sheep. 10 10. at 81; do, 100 10 at SO 80
buck $50 10. So
: Judd & Co 234 West Virginia lambs "A u. at
IS 90. 1 Virginia sheep 100 10, at 50
: Sanders 100 Pennsylvania lambs. "a II. at IS
H. H. Hollis tIats yesterday l28 state lambs
(cusl. IS b. at 81 p; state sheep. 81 H. at 81
buck. $50 10. So so.
HOGS-Receipts were IS cars. or 1895 head. in
GLIDING barely half for the market. prices were
steady good hogs sold at 81 % per 100 10
Sales Sanders. 40 state hogs I94 70 average, at
Commission Company tiate yesterday: "a
rough Ohio hogs 206 II. at s. 4S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

COTTON-The cotton market quite steady
time to-day, but eased late
ing with the close showing of 10
points although it was eZsy in tone Sales for the
opened steady at decline of B points during
the first few minutes sold 10 points lower.
owing 70 Disappointing cables talk Of increased
Southern offerings Selling checked however, by
approximations that the tropical
noTthw estVardIy from the Indies might
cotton eeIt. reports that storm warnings had been
posted on the Texas Coast and denials that Southern
offerings were cheaper The rally carried October o
10 sS3c- and later months about closing
OF the previous night. but in the afternoon
again weakened and the close a practically
lowest prices Of the day Private cables from Liver
pool attributed the decline heavier
hedge selling and a light demand, English
bales Southern markets officially reported
lice lower TO Is higher. declines being n
Eastern belt The crop report of well known
ern belt expert reduced its
something between 100000 bales and
stated that the damage by unfavorabfe
weekly figures Of the New York Cotton Exchange
low: Port receipts 12ss2 bales against last
year; overland mills and Canada. 3211 against
S5s last year Southern mill takings 600
against 1000 last year gain Of stocks interior
towns, 14716 bales 1855 year, brought
last year Total crop movement: Port receipts 1S1-
100 bales against 142.5S0 year. overland mills
and Canada, 5.2p3 against > 400 last year Southern
mil takngs. $4,000 against 50 600 year: stock at
interior towns in excess Of September 1854
PHO last year: brought sight far for
movement is for eleven days this thir
teen days last season.
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
TO GET MINTYRE INSURANCE.
Some Creditors Object to Deal with Father,
but Are 0verruled.

The creditors of T A. Mcintyre & Co, the bank
r1lpt brokerage concern. at meeting YESTERDAY d
the Office of Peter b Olney, referee IN BANKRUPTCY
took I'D the $4,000 life insurance policy on TIE ne
Of the late Thomas A Mcintyre senior member %
the firm held by his father. Even Mcintyre
Thomas A Mcintyre assigned the policy WHICH
is in the Mutual Life Insurance Company 10 ms
fa+ber in January 1907 The consideration was
$40 $50 the amount of q mortgage which Even NC
Tntvre held en- his sons estate in North CaTohna-
The receivers stopped the payment on the pohcy-
MCINTYRE owed his father Sous" me Iece1r e.
a4-so+o5 . cornnrouise, under which Even Nc
Tr+zre would release his claims against his son
estate. and the receivers were TO remove their Cd
iections TO the payment Of the insurance policy'
Several Of the creditors objected yesterday. n
-,a+o-i-v however. favored the plan. Referee OIL
nev sided with the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

The receipt by the company at its Philadel-
phia Transfer Office to-day of certificate of
what purported tey be 1000 shares has re-
vealed situation which upon investigation APP
pears to be an attempt at wholesale fraud
This certificate was originally made out for 10
shares The 40" in the heading of the certih-
cate and the "ten" in the body Of the eertit-
cate had been chemically washed out and
1000" substituted in both places. This GER
tihcate ran the gauntlet OF the company
transfer agent, but was detected, OF course, cy
the registrar. the Trust Company OF North
America.
As the certificate was offered for transfer by
one of the leading New York Stock Exchange
banking houses. and as their signature, which
guarantees the signature OF the signer OF the
certificate is genuine. it would appear that the
clever forgery was undetected by this house
No buyer of National Stock should have
any concern about such forgeries, because IN
such cases the losses fall upon the houses
through which the purchases are made
The company loses nothing, as II has pre-
vided against this and other forms OF fraud.
1t issues no certificates but through the alb
solutely fraud-proof method OF hrst having
all old certificates sent for transfer pass
through its transfer agency, and then through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
EXPORTS,
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


CoFEEr r., New York September IL 1905
cbsnI5 THE coffee market opened steady at IN
sbrp-s5 ttI 70 decline Of points to-day and
llttfe Iurtner he being steady
S uuCiaased 70 points lower Sales were Reported
Lo,vVp nags The decline in SYM
win the French cables reporting loss OF i franc
lTuT or The local opening, there was
fba lr'le setng here supposedly offers
Ltzs months received and
,5tiof SQcnt demand to absorb offerings around
big Brazilian 10 he
making very little impression on the narket either for
Lures OF for spot supplies recent advices from
1,lalli complain that while aided
og movement il has been rather unfavorable from new
p point OF view. Receipts reported TO-DAY continued
neaFy put the additional goes at the end OF
.lts Lou2 ana many expect that after
s ass VII show decrease Receipts far for
year and 100000 years ago Receipts at the two
ports reported to-day 9s0eo bags against 81 600
iasl week and SI,CtW last year. warehouse
receipts continue liberal and there nothing in the spot
The market for spot coffee quiet with qaotations
on the basis of 6lzc Rio No :
Inc range of contract prices to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. iI--Closing: WHEAT-Spot hrm Ma
red Western winter. California. lsd,
futures steady September id; December. -
COFN-Spot steady, American mixed . Sad tutUEes
nru: September. s. 10d. October IS o%t FLOUR
Winter patents quiet. - 3D. HOPSAt London. Pacific
coast steady. Il 1Os8f2 IS BEEF-Extra India mess
steady l07s Cd FaORk-Prfme Western, firm. It's
3D. HAMs-ShoFt cat. "a 20 Is n, steady. Sis BACON
Cum beraud cut. 30 70 strong SIS. shore
70. strong. SIS long clear mddes. light IS
a. strong ulidces. heavy
n strong horrc 10 strong
as. clear bellies. n. Sd. shoulders
SQUARE II 20 Is SIS s. IsARr-Prims West
ern in terces American refined, pals.
strong SOS oil CHEESE-Canadisn finest white. new
steady Sos Canadian hnest coIored new. steady. 61s
TALIOw-Prime ctty dun. 26s Sd TURPENTINE-
snirirs 97s 81 LINSElED OII-Dul.
PE:TRoLEUM -oliet Tad ROSIN-Common stes.8y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
c. OF c. eoNpHoLpERs ACT.

lie Central Of Georgia Railway Company. hav-
-e passed the interest on its first preference in
Come bonds for the year ended on June So a move
Len' mas beer started among the bondholders for
ee protection OF their interests At the request OF
no.oers OF e large amount Of the bonds. meet
.ae VII be he'd Al the Office OF Prince Whitley,
NC = Broadway. on Tuesday The bankers say
'He1 immediate action Is necessary, as protests,
-noer Ire terms q the mortgage. IF al least one
'a3n II amount q the issue would have 10 be made
'o or before September 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
ANOTHER NEW AMSTERDAM DIVIDEND.

~ shing1on. Sept III. H. Edwards. the re-
I've o. the New Amsterdam National Bank. Of
y" York was IN conference to-day with Law
.shoe O. Murray. Controller Of the Currency. and
vas decided 10 draw checks at once 10 the cred
.s'ls Of the New Amsterdam National Bank for
: eooitional dividend OF - per cent This pay
IN makes total % 20 per cent paid 10 the cred
- n about seven months sfter the failure. Mr..
awards reports that the assets are amply sufi-
esl5 to pay the remaining 70 per cent. with inter
~ Il fun At early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fsl River, Mas. Sept 1.-THE sales for the week
II me print cloth market are estimated at 1900
Pieces The market has continued quiet and
iest1reess- The demand for goods has been
chiefly for wide and medium widths and prices are
Practically unchanged The quotations are as fol-
loTs; Twenty-elghr-inch. 81 squares. ; cents; IS
lach s4xs Is cents 81 Inch. 81 squares 4s cents;
'slaeh 65 BY =. II cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

GRAIN-WHEAT-Fo half of the seasion
today strong and active advancing in the
on September T Minneapolis which something Of
sunrise 20 traders the big receipts. and ndi
demand for the arrivals After
holders realize prcns and the
Eat began a downward which only ended
~ the close prices being Sc under the previous
MIC The advance caused by continued dry
good buyers IN al markets ana
there was quite an active covering
rra5ers who surprised the Indifference shown
Of 1874 compared with 24S
80 asf vear The d Winnipeg reported
- ba 232 cars compared with 81 ago Sent
be bulish the early trade, but
he cautious when the market developed
estimated that good deal OF
vvleat came during last hour. about
me only support market had from professionals
whose practice OF been pick wheat all
Of and -four were the nghtest since
te0s Notwithstanding the big movement. stocks MIN
naapolts increased only ooo bush in the last week
fr EXPORT inquiry developed the break resulting IN
eslss Of loads all positions English cables were
~ net lower closed e higher ana Budapest sc
lower while Broomhai made ArEentine shipments la6-
In me day 81 showed leading strength on the
|crts M dry Total primary receipts were
81 600 hush compared with 1900 bush last and
board lighter Worlds shipments were
1imstes al bush. compared with 10 500 900 bush
sst yge4k cash wheat the local market quoted
ToItovE: No 81 03sGSi 01As elevator and 81 O4
I o b aaoat. No Northern Duluth 81 l95a ana No
bard winter 81 ca b ahoat CoFtN-rhe actions Of
those OF wheat early prices being
making high records. especially
cl1+sr~her in which Influenced by further
bussh reports together Win Argentlns
bi4santz ~ 236Hna bash compared with 100000
sb The previous week Late fahes we're -s4ld higher
ana onfy III received ar interior points,
go bush last The late decline,
bieb 1ped early advances with the exception OF
september based on unloading and withdrawal OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
COLLECTS 100000 IN TAXES.

T-D1''y Sept u.-Nearly 100000 was collected
a, tue state n taxes from corporations operating
'lA state for tie fiscal year which viii end this
80 according 10 2 statement made public to-
- pg State Controller Martin H. Glynn. This is
increase Of more than 81 10000 the oollec
= reported IN any one year IN the history %
,s A'sle- according To Mr. Glynn. VINO points out
- ne Increase Is remarkable in view Of the dis
~ AhaFcial conditions during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

buying interests Final about lowest OF the
day here quoted s9c elevator and s31sc
delivered both nominal OATS-The market for oats had
q of with other grains ana
closed at the lowest Cash oats here were IN
changed follows Mixed, % to 81 10, 527ci natural
white 26 81 NJ 5455c and clipped white ~ 10 40 10
55d62c RYE-Market duh; No Western. sac, nom
nai New York BARLEY-Market regular; matt
ing TO772c c / Buffalo ard mating. esac New
including -four. exports for the Veek &C
cording Bradstreets aggregate 801 ABS push aansl
2R bush 5.291 .ssS bush last year.
1. 80 T06s5 bush against "a bush i2r
the time last Corn exports for me
As s14 bush against 90 last week and otf lSS
bush last year; since July l. 42O56 bush. against 10
hrish 81 wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
SAN FRANclsco STOCKS.

o~H Francisco Sept 1.-THE Official closing quo
Sums Tor mining gtocks to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

lr--,sned by Charles D Barney & CO. No. . Broao
Th!ladelphia)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

The local market for quiet and
points lower 3 i0c middliuK upland
midting Gulf Southern spot markets telegraphed
as follows Mobile steady, lice higher. 10 Ice
Savannah steady I-16c lower at Lice; sales. $50
bales Charleston steady, unchanged Norfolk
steady sc higher csc: sales IS bales
nominal unchanged csc Augusta quiet 1-16d sc
unchanged at 9sc sales, leo bales Little Rock steady.
unchanged sac Galveston quiet. unchanged 9i4c
sales 1900 bales. New Orleans quiet unchanged at
3I6c sales, 1900 bales Memuhis quiet. unchanged
9l4c: 40 steady. higher. a
516c; sales 5a5 bales Estimated receipts leading
points for Saturday Al Houston 10000 Il 900 bales
against 697S last week and s ts5 last Galveston
1900 $500 bales. against 169 last week and T129
year and Orleans. 700 1900 bales against
213 and $50 year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
sales bales: speculation and 500.
American 200 mddIing upland 5.47d. Futures opened
irregular. points and points lower
on distant CLOSED quiet but steady at net
decline of points September 5G3i2d; September
October, 4s412d: October-Novemher ISl2d November
December I'D: December-January, 4To+ad, January
February. 7Od February March, 4 I'D; MarCh-Apri.
472tsd Apri-May. 4.73l2d: May-June. 454'2d; June
July and Tu1y-AugUst. T5d Manchester-Yarns. fair
doing: cloths hardening tendency
Comparative statement for the week ended
SsDrernber Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12

Boston. September II, 1908.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-16
HOUSE DECIDES ON
TWO BATTLESHIPS
Rejects Program of he Presi-
dent, Who Demanded Four
New War Craft

: WASHINGTON, April 15.-By a vote
of 1ss TO SIS the house of representa-
lives today decided against the presi-
dents program for four battleships and
adhered to the recommendation of it's
committee on naval affairs for two
vessels of that type. This result was
reached after a debate which lasted
for four hours, and was received with
applause.
The entire session was devoted to
consideration Of the navy increase pro-
vision of the naval appropriation bill.
AS this increase was provided in the
last section of the bill the measure
was practically concluded with the dis
position Of the provision.
The committee Of the whole con-
cluded its work, and it win report it
to the house tomorrow for a final vote
on its passage.
The provision for battleships was
the chief subject of interest, the com
mittee's recommendation for two ships
of that type prevailing by decisive
vote after q hard fought effort TO in
crease the number 10 four. The in
crease was opposed by Tawney, chair
man Of the committee on appropria-
tions; Foss. chairman Of the committee
on naval affairs: Willets, a minority
leader, and others. and was advocated
by Hobson of Alabama, who said that
In relation TO the increase Of other ma
lions four battleshipss would only keep
the American navy abreast of other
great navies.
Longworth of Ohio. in a vigorous
speech. told the house that the presi-
dent was more interested in this in
crease than in any other question be-
fore congress, and as practically all
Of them had in the last election de-
clared that they supported him, this
q was a good opportunity to live UP to
that declaration.
An amendment by Tawney to reduce
the number OF new battleships to one
was voted down by an even more de-
ided majority than was Hobson's
proposition 10 increase to four
A provision for two feet GOLFERS
of z6 knots and 1880 tons capacity,
costing $4,000 each. was adopted
Amendments were adopted that one
OF the battleships and one Of the col
liers shall be built in navy yard
Hayes of California said that he
voiced the desire Of the people Of his
state in speaking for four battIeships.
He said that there rs a race question
on the Pacific coast-an acute race
ouestion-and we Of the coast shall in