Scott,
    I would just let the bees do what they want to do, but swarm them under your control. You will be able to find directions to perform a Damaree method swarm. In effect this is a method by which you swarm the hive but retain the swarm as a split. Just requeen the split and original colony when your queens arrive.
    Check in  a couple of of days, you probably missed 1 or 2 swarm cells. the best thing is to always allow or help the bees to do what they want to do. Just help them do it in the best and most efficient manner.
Thom Bradley

Scott Moser wrote:

>  I found one capped swarm cell, two that were ready to be capped, and 4-5 others that had larvae!  One of my other Italian hives also showed a couple of swarm cells!    I plan to split both these hives in about three weeks, as soon as my new queens arrive.   ANY suggestions out there?  This hive also was trying to swarm from July through September last year too!  Cool weather finally stopped that.  Any ideas or solutions would be appreciated.