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New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, August r.
1908.
ARRIVED.


Steamer tBrl Irvine Trieste July Fl Ftune
26 Palermo 2s Naples % Gibraltar August l. TO the
CInard SIS Co Ltd Is cabin and 332 steerage pas
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 6:3S m. -
Steamer Northwaite tBrD, Stanley, Hamburg July .
cardiff vi order vessel to Simpson,
Spence & Young. Arrived the Bar at s m
steamer FL Dia, Mason Galveston August TO the
Southern Pa<hc Company, with mdse Left Quarantine
steamer DaIbIa4r C5r) Jones' Charleston August O. to
= whitney & Co IL ballast Left Quarantine 7lS
VIII load for Australia -,
Steamer Aragon DUNCAN. Georgetown August S. TO the
Lumber Corporation. with lumber Lett
Steamer Delaware French. Philadelphia, the Clyde
SIS CO with Tndse- Passed Quarantine at 11:3 .
Steamer Princess Anne Tapiey, Newport News and
Norfolk. 10 Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers
and Tndse- Left Quarantine at 2;30 P m
Steamer Rosario Giorgio CSor) Matheson Port An
August the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit Ar
rived at the a 5:30
Queenstown g. 10 the Cunerd Co. with Se4 cabin
252 Storage passengers, mails and mdse Arrived
$50
Steamer CNor) Iversen Port Antonio August
s. the Importing CO. with fruit Arrived at
6:l5
The Graf Waldersee reported passing the Nantucket
South Shoals Lightshtp at l2+o yesterday. is ex
pected o dock about 7:30 a to-day
Sandy Hook J. Aug II. $50 m-Wind south-south-
west: moderate breeze; clear weather; light
Steamers Adriatc (3r Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg, (TtaD. Naples and Genoa; Argentina
iAust), Naples Venice Maureania (F3r) Liverpool
via Queenstown Miramar (Br, Rotterdam via Norfolk
q (Ger) Calcutta and Karikal: Drumcree O3r La
Plata Ayres etc; Bradford (ier Port Antonio
Drumclife (Br). Bahia Blanca etc; Es
perenza CrstohaI (BrD. Grenada and Trinidad
Arthur, Momus. Orleans: Coma Galveston, Jefer-
son, Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13

nROPOsAIs FOR FLOUR.-Offce Of Purchasing OF
i ncer. Panama Rsn Road Company. "A State Stree.
received at this once P. 18th. iaoS
| f..nishnE mentioned lstcles and
fun information obtained this ONCE.
DELL l. SIMPSON, Major. 18th Infantry. u. A.,
Purchasing Sxxnss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
IN THE BRONX REALTY FIELD.
Plans for the following new buildings have bee
fled at the Bronx bureau Of buildings:

Plans for the follow1ng new buildings have been
fled at the Bronx bureau of buildings:
Morris Park are. 3 Q Victor ST for rty
brk drg p and stores. o0XS5; James Butler
Inc. 500 Washington owner; William
r Gornpert, architec. -. $500
Castle Hin ave. 2s3 s ave;
two 3 s1y br< hs each:
MARY de Canio and Katy Maroon. owners:
fzenry Ncrdhein, architect 10000
2oOth 81. n IS # OF Briggs for three
sty Is 21x63 each: Nicholas
Eodes. owner Moore Iandriedei. architects 80 900
18TH y Prospect
, sry hrk -
Brown owner: Moore Iandsiedel. erchi-
tecJs 12o 900
Irvine st " s. 100 II g Of Garrison ave. Ave
stv brl dxg hs 20x43 each:
iects $4,000
The following sales have been made in The Bronx:
P sussrnan mas sold plot. 15ox114 the north
siee Of 232d 81. KinesbrGge road.
r I Sons have cold for z 7. an
others family house No 11S4 Jackson ave.
lot - 5xs75-
Mrs schlesinger has sold the dwelling house No.
232 East I79th ST Peter b. Reilly.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

,,.,.,o, an6 steamer Close in N. 7.
Japan. Corea, China end fhilip-
pine San francesca
Japan. CGrea a asssItie1Tosa MaT1 To-day. $50
japan Corea; shRa sr9 Aug 15 $50
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, ard China Via San Fran -
Jsns9 C-nrea China and Philippine Isl
anSs Tes 1rea az Gina @-u Aug o. $50 m
New Zealand, Australia Except West. "a
moan Islands and New Caledonia VIA
Frarcisco}-Inveric aug o'ou N
fs ss5 an Frsicisco5mU TranspoTt Aug 81
IeHa oscaa4iposs sIo Sept g. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises S:2Si Moons ago 16
WATER
N-sandy Hook s:25 Gov. Island s:54 Gate 1047
M-Sandy Hook s:42 Gov. Island a:i0 Hell Gate IL VS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
BANK TO BECOME STATE INSTITUTION

IFy Telegraph The Tribune.
Guthrie. Okla. Aug 12.-The First National Bank
OF Duncan, Okla, is the first in Oklahoma to
announce its intention TO liqudize and become
state institution, since Attorney General Bona
parte held sen days ago that national banks can
take advantage OF the states guaranty deposit
law The Duncan bank has COO capital and SO 600
surplus.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13

CsroRM SASH. vEsTIBULEs AND sCRBENs-FoRr
- Wood n Y H. August H. 1a0S.-Sealed pro
posais in trplicate for furnishing and placing
ash vestihuies and one captains qrs
AT This post will received here until lO45 A. M
September 10 1908. and then opened. Informa tion
furnshed The L. 8. he right
10 reject any or ali Envelopes should marked
Proposals sash, etc. and he addressed
VIM BESSELI. Constg, OR. Mr.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Plymouth Aug Il. p m-Teutonic (3r). York
for CherboUTg and Southampton
Bremen Aug II KronprnZessin Cecilie Ger,
New York Plymouth and CherbouTg.
Cherbourg. Aug u. a Pennsylvania Ger, New
York vial Plymouth for Hamburg proceeded
Antwerp. Aug 1I-Kroonland. New York via Dover.
Naples, Aug 11-NoTd America QtaD, New York for
Genoa. Aug e-Ancona OtaD, New York via Naples.
Calcutta. Aug 9-Moltkefels (Ger) New York via Co
Ionbo.
Southampton. Aug II. II 40 nf.Kaiser Wilhelm der
Oceanic (Br. New York via Cherbourg and Queens
Genoa. Aug 12-Rclnanic C8r). New York via Naples.
Palermo. Aug 7-Caprera tItaD New York
Victoria tFr), New York
Montevideo. Aug 11--Voltaire CBr). New York.
Para Aug l0-C'uthbert (I3J1 New York.
Santos Aug -Tintoretto CE9rl. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Aug 12-san Giovanni GsaD. New York for
Palermo, Messina.
Ascension. 2-Ben Nevis (F3r). New York for Ere
Adelaide.
sciIIy. aug I2-Bordeaux tFr)
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
Loadon New York New York
sEX dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARK ET-Cau money in
London. 1aA< per cent; open market discount rate
short bills. 5led1% per cent: long bills 1sm.
7-1s per cent. Berlin discount rate ga Der cent
Paris discount rate. Ik per cent Paris excbanp.
on London, g francs Is centines. Bar gold rs
1oskd. Berlin exchange on London. % marks sslz
p<ennigs.
FOREIGN SEcURITIES-Britis consos for
rnonev sk per cent: for the account IS 9ls French
.<ater s. francs e centines
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
G. ]. GOULD BUYS pycKmAN LOTS

George J Gould, who the plaintiff in fore
closure proceedings against Emil Bloch and others
on several parcels in the Dyckman tract. bought
the properties yesterday at auction The latter are
on broadway, north Of Dyckman street and were
bought by Jay Gould nearly forty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug y, p. m-'rhe market for Amer
ican securities irregular at unimportant price
changes On the curb considerable strength was
shown Last quotations fellow:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires Of Prince
& Whitley. members of the New
York and Boston Stock Echanges.
New York office 81 Broadway, and l5
Center street. New Haven. Conn.
New York Nav 49,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
EXCHANGE EXCITED,
Cotton Board of Governors Served
With Subpocnas.

New York May 10, There was much
excitement on the Cotton Exchange
this morning when 1t became known
that the former board Of governors and
several members of the revision COM
mittee, had been served with sub
poenas to appear today before the fed
eral grand jury, In suit entitled,
"The United states against John Doe. "
1t was supposed By the members
that the Inquiry was to be in connec-
ton with charges that the revision Of
cotton grading last year resulted IN
large profits to several members of the
exchange.
A committee of the Exchange meets
twice a year, In September and in No
vember, and arbitrarily fixes what the
diqerenees between grades shall be for
two menths or for ten months, while
the New orleans Exchange follows the
actual market differences for these
grades, as established by daily spot
transactions.
Herbert Knox Smith, United States
commissioner Of corporations, said In
recent report on cotton exchanges,
that In New York the committee was
usually made up Of large operators on
the exchange there, who were constant
ly interested In the futuIs market.
1T Is within their power said the
commissioner, 80 TO fix these differ
ences as to effect enormously the value
Of their own future contracts, AT the
time of the revision of November, 1906,
when the differences fixed by the COM
mittee were radically wrong. several
members of this committee were heav-
lily interested in future contracts. and
they proflttod by the action of the
committee according to their own adj
mission. There Is no conclusive proof
that they intended this. 1t is sufficient
to point out that this fixed difference
system. applied thus arbitrarily by a
small body of men, furnished in this
case a condition where these mon had
the power thus to reap enormous pro-
fits at the expense OF others; they adj
NIT that they did reap profits, and the
motive for doing so was extremely
strong"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires OF Prince
g. Whitley. members or the New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges.
New York office, So Broadway, and is
Center street, New Haven.
New York Nav 10 1p0S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

The greatest weakness during most
Of the day was in Amalgamated Cop
per, American Smelling, and United
States Steel, and this fact caused a
good deal of comment While the
liquidation was going on in these
stocks the price Of copper metal was
again run up, though without helping
to sustain the prices of stocks. No
particular reasons were offered for
the setback in these issues.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
sex dividend.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Transactions Near Million shares
Mark Break NJ Close.

New York, May 10, Another days
transactions Of upwards of a million
shares marked the continued specula-
tive interest in the stock market today.
The dealings at the outset set a pace
that for initiative and vigor Of the up
ward movement has not been equalled
since the rise was inaugurated. The
early promise was not maintained,
either in the degree of activity or in
the advance in prices, there being a
disorderly break at the close. The UNI
mistakable signs of WEAKNESS In the
action OF the market occasioned no
surprise and has been looked for at
most from hour to hour from some
time past by the agile professional
traders on the floor. They were lying in
wait today to add the weight Of their
short selling to the heavy offerings OF
profit taking sales which came into the
market The opening squirt in the
market established level OF prices
higher than any heretofore touched on
this movement and since a considera-
bic time before the October panic OF
last year. The tone of much of the
comment on yesterdays stock market
was one Of warning against excess in
the movement and much of the advice
to customers from commission houses
was Of the same tenor The sudden ex-
pansion in the buying at the outset Of
fered so attractive an opportunity for
turning paper profits into cash that 1t
was generally awaited Of An important
portion of the new buying came from
foreign sources and there were buying
orders executed for many thousand
shares for London account during the
morning There was nothing striking
" unfavorable IN the days news more
than has been determinedly ignored
while prices were advancing for many
days past. The terms Of sale OF some
of the note issues which represent the
Test ability of hard pressed corpora
lions to finance their needs are sug-
EbSIlNP OIL Idlll'l SlllllS'nI iOIlilllulo
for some corporation borrowing. AS
this financing, however offers a rescue
from what was considered, at one time
as certain bankruptcy and receiver
ship, the condition relatively Is one OF
be tterment Some of the most con-
spicuous strength In the recent stock
market has been In stocks that were
unduly depressed by such fears. An
uncovered short interest Is presumed tc
have contributed to the rebound. The
rapid over extension of q week LONG
interest undoubtedly contributed also
to the crash in price with which the
day ended on the stock exchange to-
day
Bonds we're irregular Total sales
par value $5,0S4,00o.
u. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

The backwardness of United States
Steel common yesterday, where 1t had
been strong Monday, created mlsgiv-
ings In many quarters which are In
the habit of taking the movements in
this stock for their guidance in mar
ket operations. Within few min
utes after the opening It was off 3-s,
and before midday 1t was down "a
point-a considerable amount for a
low-priced issue, which at times shows
capacity for heavy absorption with
out changing is in price. During
previous market movements a setback
in Steel has foreshadowed a setback
In the general list. The news per-
tanning to the steel trade was consld-
cred fairly favorable. At the meet
Ing of leading manufacturers to be
held in New York this week, 1t was
thought that prices would be main
tanned
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

Though brokerage houses are not
unaniNous in reporting growth in
outside speculative interest, the ticket
is daily giving evidence that the de-
mand for stocks from the public Is
expanding. Transactions OF 5000
shares in the first hour are a rare &C.
currence in market bought and sold
wholly by the professional element
This is at the rate of 100000 shares
for q day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
BANKING NEEDS OF BUSINESS MEN.

Bank TO be beneficial
posiOS the safc-kecpng Of by
orS are many local business
KNOWS banking needs
the
cent interest Accounts.
Only New Haven Bank
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
Your attention Is respectfully
called to the facilities afforded
THE NATIONAL
TRADESMENS BANK.

Organized in 1855, it solicits
the accounts of merchants,
firms and business corpora
tons. In addition to its CAPT
tai of 100000, it has a Net
Surplus of over $4,000,
average Deposits of $780,
900, and has paid to its stock
holders in dividends $1,000,
900. Letters of Credit and
drafts issued and cable trans.
fers made, in sums to suit, on
all parts of the world.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

London bought in all not less than
$4,000 shares, including Erie, Chesa-
peake and Ohio, and other relatively
low-priced stocks, as we'll as the ac-
tive issues London bears are Decom-
ing bullish on Americans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
BROKERS BEFORE GRAND JURY
Grand Larceny May Develop against
Mclntyrcs.

New York, May l9.-The affairs Of
the bankrupt brokerage firm of r. A.
Mcintyre e Co came under the scrut-
my of the grand Jury today. II was
reported that charges of grand larceny
were being consi Tered.
c. c. Birmingham, receiver for the
firm. appeared at the district attorneys
Office with several witnesses. After n
conference with Mr. Jerome, the wit
nesses and Mr.. Birmingham were taxi
en- Immediately before the grand jury.
Mr.. Birmingham was accompanied by
counsel. Tho grand jury viii continue
the examination tomorrow.
Jersey city creditors Of the firm filed
a second involuntary petition In bank
ruptcy In the United States district
court. this city, today
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
Gold export engagements for Eur.

Gold export engagements for Eur
ope yesterday were $3,600,O00 The
National City Blank took $2100,000
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & CO. $780,
600, and Lazard, Freres $1,000.0O0,
making total of $31,900,0O0 since
the movement began, on April Is.
This allows for the reduction Of the
shipments by Yesterdays steamer to
$7,1O0,00O instead Of $S,30000O, as
first planned. More will be engaged
to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn
blower & Weeks members Of tho
New York and Boston Stock Ex-
changes, Frank u. Wetmore mana
ger,
Boston, May 10, 1908
High, Low. Bid Asked
Alloue2 291b 29h
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
s2,ooo,ooo CORN PROFITS.
Patterns Record 10 Datc-May Corn
al 10 Cents.


Chicaso, MAY 49, Profits Of $1,000 900
to date have been secured by James a.
Patten and his partner, w. r. Bartlett
in the corn deal, and Patten has a pro-
1T of 100000 in his oats. The oat deal
Is not as good proposition as the corn
as he has had to pay for nearly 5000, :
600 bushels OF ats so far this month,
and may haveto pay for 100000 BUSH
els more. The oats are not selling as
fast as corn. Patten had 10000, 900
bushels Of May oats. and as much corn.
Bartlett had 100000 bushels corn. A
good part of It shows 90 cents profit.
So far, 100000 bushels Of corn have
been taken In on the May delivery,
and 100000 bushels sold, but the sales
of oats do not exceed 100000 bushels
The price, delivered In Buffalo, Is "A
cents for corn, or l-2 cents under the
may.
a jump of cents was made in May
corn this morning and sales were at
70 cents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

The rise in Southern common to
10 IL and in the preferred to AZ 10,
compared with 5 rs and 35 i-2, the
low prices of the year reflected the
improved financial position of the
company with the proceeds Of $751;
100000 notes to work with.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20
WALL STREET NOTES
New High Record for the Year
in Volume-Market Breaks
at the Close.
SALES 10000 SHARES
Much Outside Buying--Weakncss In
Copper, Smelling and
Steel.

With volume OF business larger
than Monday, by fully quarter,
stocks opened very strong and con-
tnued to rise for half an hour without
break. There were some sensation
al movements during the first few
minutes, Union Pacific, ST. Paul, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Erie and others being
particularly strong. Missouri Pacific
jumped from 81 rs to 63 Ia, with
some wide intervals between sales
The early rise looked like a final driv-
ms in OF shorts. Midway of the
morning there was moderate set
back, in which Union Pacific sold
down from 161 1-2 10 1i9 IL and the
metal group was distinctly heavy. But
carly In the afternoon great flrmness
was again manifested. Nevertheless,
II looked as If the general list was be-
ing heavily distributed under cover
of few strong Issues. In the last
hour the stock market broke sharply,
with general rush on the part of
traders to get out in the last half hour
Brokers reported that flood If stop
orders were reached points or more
down from the top prices of the morn
ing, and as the ball continued TO roll
down hill there was little disposition
on the part of the pools to protect
their specialties.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-20

Yesterdays sales of 1921, 900 shares
established new high record for the
year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
Hunter Will Not Resign.

Guthrie, Okla For several weeks
the democratic papers OF the state
have been devoting much space tc
fight in the Republican papers which
is said to have for its purpose she out
ing of Charles l.. Hunter from the po
sition os Chalrman Of the Re publican
state committee The committee met
at Oklahoma City "Wednesday but in
stead of resignation fro Mr. Hunt
ar all those present, and the state was
there avowed that they were with Mr..
Hunter and desired MIN TO remain
chairman of the committee.
This talk about resiguing reminds
IN" of n story of the two little boys one
OF whom was eating an apple
The other lad wonted the core. There
amt going 20 be nome" he was told
That is the way with my posi- tion a'
chairman oflthe state central @ c,mmit'
tee. In the first place the committed
does not r,esire my resignation. II
mas never been mentione' outside %
democr3 tic papers. Trus statement
was ser ont over the wi res that hat
been asked TO resign, b ut that state
lnenb was falsehood.
Oklahoma will ms, ruct for Taft
'ut OF the sevohty-fye central com
mitteemen, sD .ty-iive are avowed Tai
supporters a. I'd the other ten will be
take " " at the com mitteemen know
anu are Aeeping abre ist OF the senti
mente their respec tive counties II
respe ct TO the favorite for The presl
oo' tial nomination on The Republlca'
y eket
Mr. Hunter said that he would TAX
no active part in the contest Tor ma
tional committeeman from Oklahona
which position is now held by Cash /
Cadc of Shawnee.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
LIS Homesteaders Homeless

Guthrie, OKLA because their filings
have been erroneously made by regis
ter5 and receivers Of the land office az
thr the passage Of the act by Congress
reserying certain section, No -.
fdom homestead entry for State school
purposes, il il estimated that I2j home
sieaders in old Beaver county and other
western counties will be deprived Of
the title to the lands on which they
have settled In each case the home
siesdea had purchased relinquish-
ment and made his filing in good faith
establishing his residence as required
by law.
Senator Norris has introduced bill
in the legislature providing that these
lands be- sold to the homestcaders at
ths regular price Of sl2j an acre. A.
the relinquishnents brought from 40
70 81 300, 1t is estimated that sl2J .OOC
has been paid out by the homesteader.
IN this way for lands to which they car
ot secure title.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
5 ands Bears a Note
From No Mans Land.

81 bear you a message from tie Pan
handle" said Representative Abel q.
Sands OF D~ayer. Il bear a message
from No Mans land The first settle
mcnt made in 0klaho ma was made in
No Mars land The first newspaper
published in Oklahoma was published
in No Mans land. There was - time
yhe:i all the law we knew was that a.
enforced by the vigilance committee.
The first social function Of No Mans
land was funeral. A dispute then
arose at the grave Of this man who had
sought 10 connect himself with the
personl property Of another-his
horse, between two Of the leading
citizens as To who was to have the
honor OF throwing in the first clod and
then there was another social function
II long for the day to come when
that northwest railroad will be built
from Oklahoma City into the Pan
handle over which will be able tC
come to this town without having t.
travel ali over the southern part oi
| Kansas. ."-Oklahoman
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
Bluegrass.

We have been busy farming since
asst writing and have not been able to
gather much news but possibly can be
If some interest Our people are re-
oicing in the fact Of prospective pros
)erity this year 1t certainly looks
good now Peach trees show much
bloom and are almost ready to burst
Mr. and Mrs. Wells are still much
better and able to be up most OF tn
time. Miss Fossett is also much inn
proved and is out some
S. b. Wells and X. g. Boren went t.
Beaver or business the first of Ihe
week. They will spend two nights Al
Mr.. Naples, MIR. Wells son-in-law
G. W. Stevens has rented his place
and will soon 60 10 Kansas. The
family renting IL has moved in and is
named Horton.
X Winfrey purchased horse at the
Balding sale last week
Sunday school at Bluegrass is pre-
crossing fine New members are COM
ing in almost every week
The Epworth League gave a social
and supper last Tuesday evening. Was
quite well attended and the evening
enJoyably spent.
School closed last Friday. A splen-
did program was rendered Friday
evening and was enjoyed by large
crowd.
Mrs. Van Gieson and Hazel returned
from Kansas last saturday
kNAnE.