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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-06

bdnoler, Der iettanoem etnen ReuDle
Der Dertduft, ODER ieoer Npptteter,
Der @lfte in iraeno elmer TDrm oer'
abreidt, baftpflidtig fem, tuenn Der
&dufer lpdter SelbItmuro begebt.
gu lDthen 8erridtbeiten in unierer
&ehtipreduna miro man es boffents
lth niht t0mn1en (aiien; es lit ohnes
oies ueberfuB oaratt uorbanoen.
Die Banann. &eile oes BrdIts
benton mag aufgegeben nueroen, fats
Die tubaniIden NngeleQenheiten feline
InmeIenheit in @aIbinQton erfors
bern. @8 mar bic Ibiiht bes Bra'
iioerten aemelen, iih ben 9anal nit
eI9enen Gugen ansuieben uno 0antt
benz &OnareB cine 8otihaft oariiber
5uauienoen. Durh bieien 8lan mag
Ole @ntmiGluna Der 9tn9e in Cuba
einen Strih sieben.
Cine grtra SeiIiun bes Son'
arefies bdlt Der Br1Ii6ent unter Den
b~eitebenben umftdnoen nidt fir nDtH
menotg. SDLte in Cuba cine iebt
nidt eruartete Wenou1a gum Shiim'
men eintreten. 10 rpdre es nod Belt
Qenug, oieie SFra1e gu erDrtern.
Nuslano.
- Ser ruIiiihe Bremiermtniiter
StDlppln bat befannt 1emaht. bog
biz gum Is. Oftober oas Detret,
melhea cine neue 9umu ein6eruft,
nerDffentliht peroen uiro.
- Ser internationale GonareB Der
6anoelStammern, Der augenbliflih
in Der itatieniihen Staot Mailano
taet, BOT lih fir cine iuaenannte
rBennb BDitaoe" dusgeiprpden.
Ser tiirfiihe Sultau bat enoa
lih unleren 8ertreter in Gpnitanti.
nopel. ben 6errr 2eiibmann. EN-.
pfaraen uno lid BON inn iein Be-
elaubieunesihreiben ole Boti1after
iiberreiben laIen. Befanntlib nuroe
2eiihmanii, Der 10 LANCE einfaher
8eIanoter mar, Dor einiaer Belt pon
unierer &e9ierung gum Botihafter
ernannt. Der Sultan NOR nit bic.
fer ummanoluna Der IS eianbtlbaft in
cine BDtihaft niht einuerftnnben.
Gin Bntihafter Dat nGmtih gemiiie
Bripi(egien. Die Elm @eianoter 1i9t
bat. gr Tam urter anoerem uers
lanaen. mt Dem 6errfher, BET benz
ct affreoitiert it, periDnlib in 8er'
tebr gu treten, pdbreno Der @eianote
auf gerbanoluuger nit ben Nini.
ftern beldrdnft lit. Dem Sultan
paBte eS uur, pffenbar nid3t, einen
ameritonii9en 8Dtihafter in guns
ftanttnDpel 81 baden uno 10 impb er
oenn ben @mpfano 2eiibmann s, bel
benz oieier i'm BON ieiner @rnennu,,a
DffiBien in &enntnis ieben fplte. i'm,
raer meiter hinaus. Sept bat Der
@mpfana enolih ftati1efunoen uro
oamit lift oaur oieie lddaerliGe uno
6rQerlihe @el@ibte erleoiet.
Die Brin5er @eDra uno Gons
RAD BON Bayern, bic beioen S6hne
oes @eneralfelomarihaas uno Gene
ral . Snipeftenrs Der eierter Grmee.
Snipeftion Brin5en 2eupolo. treten
ebeitegs bic ih0n friber aneetlnoiate
&eiie ms HUSBAND an. 8undbft
lit Snoien als 8iet in Gusfiht ges
rtDrtrten.
- 0ab elmer Mteloune aus Snnss
brud bat Der 8rDaeB eegen bic 2ano.
rats Wittue 2uile &uttboFer, pelhe
anaetlaat mar. ibren @atten ern,pr.
oct 81 baben, iein gnoe erreid1t. Sic
muroe oes Totihlaes ibuloia befun.
ben uno gu liebeu Sabren ihmerer
GerferS nerurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-06
Elm TEXAS WUADER.

Cine fleine 5Iaibe bon Eeras Bunber.
6an's 9roser Gntbefuna. beilt ale Nie.
rem. nnb 8Iaienleioen, entfernt Stetne,
beitt Diabetes, MusFuB, ibtuebe 8aden,
&beumatismus uno ane 1nregeimdsis.
teiten Der Nteren unb Der 8laie BEL bel.
ben @elhleBtern, ebenip 8laIeuleiben
BEL 8inbern. Wenn guer N~putbeter es
nibt nertauft, tbnnt SIR es gegen Gin
ienouna bon $1.00 erbalten. Cine fleiue
6iaihe reidt fir aipet Mpnate unb Der.
fehlt ielten Seiluna. 9r. 6. %. Sal,
aleiniaer Sabritant, 3. 8. Bog 629, st.
9outs, MD. 2aBt gub 3eugnifie ibifen!
aunn Serfauf bel allen Sruaaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-06

- Sin einer Sibuna oes ipanifben
Sabinets tuuroe Der aueite 6irterts
brief oes 8iidofs BON Tup beiprD.
den. oa behauptet miro, oaB berfelbe
su einem 8eliaiunstrieae auGoroerte.
Nab Der Sibuna iaate elmer Der aas
meienoen Winiiter. oaB bic @eaie.
runa Die Nnaeleaenbeit notwithstanding
in oas Sberaeriht brinaen kueroe,
oaB aber Die iblieBliGe gntiheiouna
in Den 6anoeu oes G6nias Nlfonl0
rube.
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Gtne innae Mmtter nit 40.

Weine Wutter lit NIT ibren 70 Sab
rem Jung gernaht woroeu. Bmausie
Sabre lit iie an unperoaulihteit. alS
iie unr iebs Wonaten electric Bitters
nabm, oas tie heilte. ihreibt WrS.
Us. 8. Gilpatrid. Danfortb. We. -
Drin9t Waaer. 2eber uno Wiereri in
Dronuna. Breis so @ts. @arans
tiert. 8u baben bel s. 3alteper &
S0bn, Sep. s. s.. Shmiot, @igen'
uno Ioplpb 9reiB.
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seiet sizes.
8orrnerspine. BEN p. M6ra

5ormersriue. ben "a. Mdr3 1903.
Or. g. %. 9an, st. 2outs. Mo.
Sierrait bei6einise ib, baB ib pEeras
@unber" Sal's aroBe gntbedune, sesen
@ierens unb 8iaienIeiben sebrauhte unb
Der Grfols beftimmt mid bieie Mebisin
einem ieben au empfebten. Der nit oeriel-
ben &rantbeit behaftet lit.
Nhtgngsnoa:
W. s. SadfDn. &anfmann.
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ghftunasfet.

Die Nntpn Wensel . 2oae Der Ser.
rtannsI6bne feiert am Sonntaa ben
Ia. in benz Saale oes WiffiDnss@ ar.
tens ibr 8. Stiftunasfeft. gs lit fir
bic Seier elm red3t a~naiebenoes, aus
Theater, BAL &c. deficiencies Bros
arnrtri auiammenaeitellt tp0roen uno
Die Teilnebunes tueroen einen iebr an.
aenebnfen Nberb perfeben. 90 ale
Oermannsi6bne nebit Gainilien ein'
gelaoerf fino - Der gintritt lit frei-
10 tuiro iih bic Gfaire au elmer Grt
5ainilienfeitlihteit Der 2oaenbrRoer
uno Sdmeitern aeitnlten.
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@auseinpe 8etdbem ibres &ebens=
tt6tSDel8.

Das iinb bic 4ente nit ben tief lieaens
ben Nuger, benz baeeren, gelben GeIidt
unb benz f1leppenben Gang, benen Sers.
teit. idiedtsr gsidmad In Mnn6s, SEE.
ifOpfun8 unb fOnfise 8eroauungsft6runs
gen ftiinbli6 ntaeiaen, baE ie 6urh ues
ge1uB Der 9ebensfreuoen ooer aber ourb
ueberorbeitung Wagen un6 2eber ruis
inert baben. 9ter tut, mas INNER oas
Sta6ium Der 8rantbeit III, bal6iae Siilfe
not, un6 5tuar bic ein5ig iidbere Shlfe Der
fir 6teien 3ped DEFENDERS 5ubereiteten
ct. Bernnro 8r~duterpilen. rs Gents.
Nne Npptheten.
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An = sitlt stat=g ourmier.

Der Sitter 5pa in alien 8eiten
Gum feittid1en Sournier binauS,
Do hieB es bnnn, 5ilb nurbereiten
DIT ielbit auf etnen barten StrauB.
Dem Sieaer luarb BON idbbnen Sanben
Mls 2Dbn elm friihsr 2Orbeerfrana:
Oa5 5eftiptel tuiiroig gu beenoen
CAB eS Gum StluB Banquet unb Gans.
Niht in ben 5eiten nur, ben alien,
Nub heute giebts nod mnnh' 9Durnier,
50 tuiro. gum 8eiiptel.e ns gebalten,
Bel uns. In tuenig Bpden bier.
ODD sibt's babel tein 9ansenbreden
uno 3etner puraeit in ben Sano,
Dean ipribt mol mar BON ,6au'n" uno
.5tedben"
Mit Standardization in Der 5ano.
Gin Stat purnter lit es, an gbren
Der eblen @en5etritterihaft,
ODdb fidb Der @egner gu erpebren
Srauht ma Seritano bier, nidt Die
&raft.
gs iino bic Raurer uno bic Shneiber
so tuadre Geute, tuie's u aiebt,
9oh ieuf5t man bier beim sShneiberA
,leiber"
limb .Wauern" 1T nift iehr beliebt.
GIN leber 8ampt idafft trod'ne 8eblen.
Beim Stat tuiros audi nidbt nnbers Iettt,
Drum bari es audi am Nab nibt feblen,
S6leppt burtia Drum bic Slider rein.
Gin beutihes Spiel tpil oeutihe 8iirae
Nibt anbers piro's gebalten bier,
@tan trinft. i'd in9's in aler &irse,
Beim Stat has cole Zone Star Bier.
., Gone Star Bier, on tuafrer 9ropfen,
Dv bift 6as Bette bier su 2anb.
@ebraut aus beltem Wealb uno Sopfen.
Sdbdrft bu ben isis uno ben 8erfano.
8enn bann i'm Stat Die @eifer tpbeu,
Suns @dftein". o8reua" unh .Shippen"
ihret'n,
Sann polen mir bid zone Star lpben
pHb uns an oeinem gtnB erfren'n.
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9 teat obtO, rOlsoO,t

7 HVHs y VI 7 Q, IS.
GrantJ. @beuep bsl9p6rt. eaB er Der dl.
tere 9artnsr Der Girma ). 3. Gbenep&Gp.
III, tuethe Seiadftt III Der Sta6t Eoleoo, IN obens
genannten 9ountD nno Staate, tut, uno ooB be-
lagte GIrrlo Die Snmme BON einbun0ert
SotIars far ieoen Sal bon Ratarrb bssab[eu
miro, Der our6 ben 8ebrauh bon 8 al's&a a.
tarrb : Ru ni4t eebeiIt neroen fam.
6raRt ). Gbenep,
- 8ei6tuoren Dor mir uuS nnterIdriebrn
Sleesi IN 1teiner Geeenpart ori s. Sesem=
~~ Der u. .. 1886.
Y. M. 8leaor n, 6ifenttider Gotar.
OATS Ratorrb BUR miro inuerIi6 aensmmen
uilo tpirtt brett auf oas 9lui uno Die ihlsifrioen
S6srtd@eu beg Spfems. 9aBt Gu9 8eugnife irei
3uiAidsn.
g.. .. @bsnep & 60, Soleoo. ..
gebmt cad'S Ianitlteu, u tiien iar Bern pflno
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Gin id1limm serbrammtes Mabdem.

Gtn idiittm Serbraantes Wiabdsen.
2nabe, Wann Dber tsrau 1T ldnel
auBer 8efahr, tueur Bud[en's Nrs
MICA Salbe prompt anaepenoet miro.
q. S. 8elh, gefoniba, Miid., Iaot:
Sd aebrauhe Tie beftdnoig in meiner
Tamilie uno ernpfeble Gie 1ebr. 8es
fte 6eiliafbe. 25 gts. bel S. &alteper
& Spbn. Sep. s. s. Sdmiot. gis
gent, uno NoDlph DreiB.
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,,Brrp . Tormalin" (gtmer &
Mmemb) aHtileptiihes MitteI eeaen
Branbpunben, Wunben, Sautais.
l1laa Dber dbnlibe 2eioen. Sn
allen &uotheten au haben
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Nerlanat

piro Elm Sunee i'm Glter BON IA bis
l6 Sabren, Der fertiq oeutfh telen
taitn. Nahsufraaen in Der Office
Der "6rete Brelie fir Teras".
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Mit Der Maidine eemiidte 5ar.
len. Y o.. Steues & S6hne.
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Gin Dob 6ence. Die bette in,
Wartte. @ b. 9 teues& S1bne.
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79Iae's 5 Gents 6apanu. 0iaarre.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
PRODUCE PRICES
REMAIN STEADY
REPORTED COMBINE IN THE
MILK BUSINESS
Local Ranch Eggs at SO Cents a Dozen
Said to Be Too High-Better Ate
tendance Wanted at Call
Sessions

Recently the representation at the daily
call sessions of the Produce exchange
of Los Angeles has been comparatively
light, and but few sales are made from
day to day 1t is probably assumed by
the absentees that the other fellows
are there all right to see that no rights
are lost Some days quite a bunch Of
members appear and business is brisk for
the caller and secretary, but lately less
than dozen show up at the sessions.
II don't know what Is the matter
with the bunch" said one Of the faith
full members yesterday. II want to buy
potatoes but l can't find any offered,
and there are other commodities wanted
but none on sale. l guess III quit coming
and buy in the street, like ! used to do
1t Is understood that the wholesalers
are so busy that they have little time for
the daily call sessions. Later 1t is said
the attendance will be entirely satisfac-
tory and commodities of every. descrlp-
tion will be bought and sold on. change.
1t was reported yesterday that COM
bine had been formed N the milk bust
ness in Los Angeles county and that
the various milk concerns are now en-,
gagged in taking an invoice of stock and
appurtenances for the completion of the
transfer of all property to one company;
by the big deal, as considerable extra
expense of operation separately Will be
clipped off.
There was no change in the quotations
on butter or eggs, although some of the
dealers held that the price Of local ranch
eggs Is really a cent too high.
In the general market business was
fairly active. Tomatoes jobbed lat 9Oc
box; cabbage, 81 a SACK sweet potatoes,
81 per 100 lbs; black grapes 65c to Toe
box; Tokays, $1.50; muscats. 6Oc to I5c
turnips 4Oc q dozen and scarce; north
ern pomegrana tes, $110; locals, 9Oc lug
box; Bartlett pears, Sl,25 a box; straw
berries, 4g5c a box
one frm received carload of Alexan-
der apples of superior quality, offered at
81. .000l1.10 a box. -
Fishermen are unlucky and fail to keep
the market supplied. Storage stock Is
used. ..
of produce in the local market since
Saturday last:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
ROMANCE OF CONVICT
COMES TO SAD END
WARDEN FOILS
CUPID IN STRIPES
Prison Official Refuses to counte-
nance courtship Carried on While
Gay Decever Is Under the Care
and Control of State
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 11.-Because
the officials of the Ohio penitentiary
interfered in the love affairs of Albert
F. Firestine of Bellefontaine, formerly
a convict in the institution, a wedding
which was to have taken place recently
between Firestine and a Toronto, Ont,
girl is off, while Firestine himself oc-
cupies his time in calling the fates and
every one connected with the prison
mice names"
Firestine was received in the peni-
tentiary from Logan county last year
to serve a term of one and one-half
years for robbing postoffice in small
Logan county town. He is but 80 years
old, and while incarcerated in the
prison he conceived the idea of strik-
ing up correspondence with girl be-
yond the walls and to marry her when
he was released.
1t seems that he did not know all
letters either going out of or into the
prison were opened and read before
being either sent away or handed to
the prisoners, and accordingly adj
dressed a letter to Toledo matri-
monial paper, inclosing money to pay
for matrimonial notice."
Miss Nellie Skunk of Toronto, Ont,
was attracted by the "notice," which
portrayed the writer to be "a handsome
man of 49," and went on to say that
"he owned considerable property in
Columbus" and she answered it. The
letter reached Firestine and a corre-
spondence was kept up for several
weeks.
When Firestine was released on the
expiration of his sentence he returned
to Bellefontaine and through the mails
arranged to wed Miss Skunk. The date
for the wedding was fixed, but 1t is
now understood the date, the corre-
spondence and all are off, and just be-
cause the prison officials were mean
enough to write Miss Skunk shortly
after Firestine was released, acquaint-
ing her with the fact that her fiance
was a former convict.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
FRANTIC OVER BARGAIN SALE
Women Bargain Hunters Fight Madly
for Admission to Dry
Goods Store

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 11.-Scores
of women bargain hunters formed a
flying wedge at a downtown store and,
frantic over the prospect of procur-
ing 11-cent articles of embroidery for
10 cents, rushed madly over one an
other, surging and crowding, until the
large plate glass windows were
smashed.
Mrs. Lon G.. Jones was removed to
her Rayburn avenue home suffering
from painful cuts, while others were
slightly bruised. The pushing and
showing of the fair sex produced a
call for the fire and police patrols,
who with the assistance Of many citi-
zens. restored quiet, not, however,
until the doors of the store had been
opened and the crowd admitted as per
advertisement.
Acting Mayor Walsh. when notified
OF today's affairs said drastic meas
ures would be employed I'm the future,
an order being issued at once to the
chief Of police 20 dispense future
crowds as disorderly assemblages.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
~
Il
GETS PRISON FOR TATTooING
Twenty Day Sentence for professor"
Who ornamented a Boys Arm
With a Wreath


Special to The Herald
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O-Charles Wag-
/ ner, who for five years has styled him.
self an artist in tattooing," was sent
to Jail for twenty days by Presiding
Justice Deuel. in special sessions for
"disfiguring" the arms of Daniel Spur
dett who is IL years old.
The case was in the nature of test.
Some months ago the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children
warned men of his class mot to
Operate" on minors. Parents in the
poorer sections of the city had COM
planned to the society of painful ex-
periences of children, who, carried
away by desire to haze their bodies
adorned" with flags, stars and other
patriotic emblems, placed themselves
in the hands of professors of tattoo
ing.
Young Spurdett visited Wagner's
place in the Bowery and a few days
later, when the tattooing had begun to
heal, proudly exhibited to his parents
his right arm, which had been tattooed
with India ink. 1t was adorned with
large wreath of blue, surrounding the
initials ID. So in red. On his left arm
were a star and flag.
Wagner pleaded guilty, and said in
extenuation that he did not know he
was violating any law. The chiIdren's
society prosecuted him under that sec
tion of the code which forbids an adult
to imperil the health or life of a minor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
COSTS S5 TO PAY FIVE CENTS
Services of Eighteen Men Required
to Pass Upon Account for
City Supplies
Special to The Herald.

special 10 i ne Herald
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Controller
Metz today forwarded a city wacrant
to e. G. Soltmann of 125 East Forty
second street for five cents. To pay
this bill of one-twentietn of a dollar
the city was required to spend more
than IS in official paper, ink. fasteners
and the time of eighteen men required
to pass upon all bills IT required fif-
teen days in which to verify accounts.
The superintendent of supplies of the
board of education received a Dill from
Mr.. Soltmann which showed in July he
supplied the board with five flue
prints, five feet, five cents" The bill
was examined. passed upon and ap-
proved by four men connected with
the board of education before it was
forwarded to the controllers office
There it was examined and approved
by ten others. The warrant was made
out, sent up to the city chamberlain
for his signature, then tc a deputy
controller for the second signature, to
the mayors office and back to the
auditor of the finance department for
its final approval.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
THIEF'S SN0RE A GIVE-AWAY
Awakens Owner of House and Ma
rauder Is Landed In the
Police Station
Special to The Herald.

Speclal 10 Inc deralu-
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Sept 10.-The
snore of James Weber was his undo
ing when he was in the house of AM
brose Perkins for the purpose of burg
larry early this morning. He had ef-
fected an entrance by removing a
screen and then had gone to the re-
frigerator. A too liberal consumption
of the beverage he found therein and
the hearty meal he ate put him to
sleep before he had completed his job.
A long -drawn-out snore awakened
Mr.. Perkins. He looked from his bed
to behold heavy-set man sound asleep
by his bedside and when a moment
later his wife awoke she almost tainted.
Got in the wrong house, l guess"
was the thick answer from the man,
and Mr.. Perkins was about to escort
him out when he discovered the con-
tents of his wallet on the floor where
1t had fallen from the hand of the
man. Weber was taken to the police
station.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept 11.-Prices of
stocks gave ground in today's market
and increases in volume over yesterday
were regarded with disfavor in view Of
the preponderance of selling in the or
ders executed. Notwthstan ding the
pertinancity with which stocks have
been held by the powerful operators In
control of the market 1t has been the
common expectation that any easing
of the money rate would find large
holdings of stock for sale on any new
demand
1t is evident. that measured by the
actual engag ements of gold already Sc
cured for shipment to New York the
previous estimates by the spectators
in stocks were eXtravagant. The ac-
tual gold movement, therefore, even
with its alleviating effect on the money
situation. represents disappointment
TO this element in the market. The ac-
tual payments by the subtreasury in
placing Of government deposits against
gold engagements amount for the two
days the order has been IN effect to $13-
100000. This does not include, some of
the gold secured last week in London
and which was shipped for New York
on Saturday thus falling without the
privileges offered by the treasury de
partment for holding government de-
posts on en- ga gcments made after Mon
day Such shipments therefore will not
become available for New York bank
reserves until the arrival of the gold
next week.
The same is true of Australian gold
on the way An arrival of a shipment
of over s 1000. 900 today which added TO
the gains of the subtreasury. makes Il
gain sutfici lent to make UP the deficit
below the legal reserves of the banks,
but does not provide an imposing sur
plus for expansion of credits for meet
ing additional requirements from the
interior
rise in New York exchange at Chi
caSo today to "a premilm of five cents
indicated some relaxation in the inte-
rior demand.
Over 100000 was secured from the
Bank of Er gland for New York in spite
of Yesterday rise in the price of gold,
and went into New York deposits by
withdrawal from the suhtrea sury. 1t
was intima ted that the control of this
gold was facilitated by the recent plac-
ing of Pennsylvania railroad notes in
Paris. Discount rates continued to ad-
vance i'm London.
Reports were current in New York of
some severe determinations against
American collateral in the London
Money market Rates for time loans
were firmly neld and cont inued to com
mand a premium over the legal rate for
periods up to six months.
rhe extra ordinary condition of the
crops, contai ined in yesterdays govern
fnent report was not much regarded
owing to the large influence already
played into the market by the crop
movements throughout the day and
closed weak and near the lowest.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. $1,000. 900
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
Cereals of the World
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11.-Fruits-
Fancy apples. 75cds1.OO; common, 35q5Oc;
crabapples, 65c@$1.00
Berries-Strawberries, s5.009700; black
berries s3O0D7. 90: huckleberries, 7Q9c;
raspberries, $7.00Q1OOo.
Grapes-MuScat, soc.
Pears-Bartlett, $1.25q1.50.
Peaches-Fancy, 65c@$1.25.
Quinces-40@75c.
Oranges-Navals, $1.75Q4OO.
Mexican limes-$5. .00@6.00.
Lemons - Common California, $4,000
450; fancy. S5.00Q6.0O.
ons-Watermelons, $100Q2. 90; nut
megs, 25@40c; fancy cantaloupes, 25Q5Oc
Tropical fruits Bananas, 81. 00Q3. 90;
pineapples, $1.50@2.50; Smyrna figs, 5Oa
7hc
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. livery little
business is reported in evaporated apples
and quotations are little better than nor
NAL Old crop apples command from
10c to 11c according to grade; new crop
supplies in cases are quoted at from 6HW
to 7c
Prunes are unchanged on spot, with
quotations ranging from 7lsc to S1sc, ac-
cording to grade.
Aprlcots are unchanged; choice, Ice;
extra choice, 17c; fancy, 1SQ20c.
Peaches remain strong on the coast
and spot quotations are firm. Choice,
10%@11c; extra choice, 11Q1212c; extra
fancy, 12@121ac.
Raisins are steady; loose muscatels,
6hQ7c; seeded raisins, 6qSc; London lay
ers, nominal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12
NEWPORT ON WATER WAGON
Women Cease to Drink With the
Craze for Physical Perfection
and Dealers Suffer
Special to The Herald


NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 1.-THE as
pirations of Newport women toward
slim, sylphlike forms and the yearn-
ings of the men for athletic build and
sturdiness have caused weeping
among local wine dealers. as cottagers
are consuming less of the juice of the
grape than during any former season.
The sorrow Of the dealers has gone
on to the humble junk dealer who
reaped a harvest of bottles in the days
when plumpness was not feared and
society men were content with normal
bodily vigor.
1t is noticeable that very few women
are toying with the sparkle" For
merly they used enough of II to satisfy
the dealers. The customs officials here
have received only one consignment
of that which, It's said. maketh glad
the heart of man-and woman-since
last May. All over town the liquor
dealers are wearing such long faces
that the BARRIERS have raised the shave
price and are muttering sad things.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-12

extras, sA9oa46O; oregon and washing
ton, S3.75M425.
Wheat = Shipping, H27a1 30; milling.
S1s0ai 40
Barley-Feed siOOafO5 brewing, o5ca
Oats-Red. 81 iS0d1. AZ: white, N.S561. Is,
feed, $500; rolled barley, s23 5Od2450
Hay-Wheat $12. 60717.50; wheat and
oat, N05OQ12.0O; oat, wild, S. 00d1O50; oat,
tame, $40 00Mii50; alfalfa, S.O0ail .OOi
straw $4,000.
Receipts Flour, 25107; wheat, 372s; bar
ley. 1888; oats, 26l5; beans, 1927; corn, 800;
potatoes 721i; onions, 1892; bran, 75G,
middllnes, 225; hay, 1156; hides, us; wine,