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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-25
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee steady-Metals Dull but Ftrm-PrO.
Visions Str

While the trading in coffee was relatively
quiet, the undertone Of the market was, very
steady. despite rather liberal receipts, color
less cables and fine weather in Brazil. Long
liaui alton in the near months was Offset
by purchases for local and outside account.
Arbuckle brokers were bu yers Of May
and sellers OF Septembe'. Foreign houses
sold. Ut they also bought to 80 me extent.
Considerable of the dealings we're composed
Of switching from the near to distant posi-
tions. May was transferred to September
at a difference of 30 points, to October at SO
points and TO December at 10 points. There
was some switching from September to
october at 10 points difference.
Thursday will be the first notice day for
deliveries on May contracts. IL ia believed
that many will be issued, but that they will
arrived here with .2O.o 3i bags of coffee from
N' One a,' flrm said: There is absolutely nothing
in the new of an inspiring or stimulating
character. but on the other hand there is
nothing particularly against the market.
Receipts, OF course, are making a compare
lively big showing. but it must be remembered
running extremely light and II was, of course,
generally expected the movement would
become somewhat heavy toward the end of
the season. The stat istical position con-
tinues TO show up strong compared with last
year. and Indications point to a final outturn
Of not more than O,oOO,0o0 bags"
Coffee on the spot was duil at &c. for
No.. Futures closed ) points lower. Havre
declined ! franc. Hamburg was unchanged.
Rio was nominal; receipts, 1000 bags; stock.
1000. Santos was unchanged; receipts, 5000
bags; stock, 564 900. Prices here as follows:
The evening world., 1906-10-05
EVENING WORLDSR RACING CHART

$500 added selling sasods 1--WE
Won driving rme-iu1 a.S Winnerbr T.. Bowling
The evening world., 1906-10-05
WOMAN PR|NC|P AL
HELD HER SCHOOL
AGAINST A MOB
Frantic Mothers, Told a
False Story of Torture,
Stormed the Building.

Four hundred mothers. sisters ana
brothers of pupils In Public School No,
i32, at Metropolitan and Manhattan
avenues. Williamsburg, storrned the
building there. to-day. caused riot
and seriously injured policeman who
tried to queii the disorder. Panic In tho
neighborhood followed a report eircu-
lated by boy 10 tho effect that physi-
clans were in tho institution cutting on
the tongues OF the pupils and pulling
-tsi,t their tonsllss
The principal ana teachers barrIcaded
the doors OF the building and held out
sfsraly for almost an hour until Capt,
Knight and The reserves OF the Herbert
street station arrived. and. By the free
uso OF their clubs. stopped the dIs,
order. Several in the mob received
cunj ana bruises ON tAe!s heads and
bodies. but resisted the efforts OF the
police until the scholars were marched
from their rooms 20 the street and told
10 go 10 their homes,
The trouble WAS scented by>t the prin-
cipaI. MfEB af1ttida S+-;aaedler -wha4. she
saw fully iiHs,aEe-i women and chill
aren ile through the Ba;eS OF the
grounds in a mass. She notified the
3anitor. Joseph Gies. who told the fear
full oncs that ths rumor was false.
one and advised them 10 return 10 their
homes. AT this suggestion they began
to cry wildly. and the teachers, with
the did of the pupils. blocked every
uHtr1rer ..sss= building
There were nineteen hundred children
st-shet= stuhies when the trouble start
cd. Fully SEVEN hundred OF these ara
Italians Some Of them attempted to
get out of the windows and join ttIs
throng outside Miss ssclaedlc. how
ever. wns eeelmi;aded and ordered
every class to sing. Tho teachers led
with ,Tho sRr Spangied Banner.
which Was repeated over sra yves
again. As tho cries from the mob
reached the ears of those within the
pupils were coinfnaTNtut to SING iitstiiasr-
and louder until tho noises were
drowned.
Policeman Rosstter, OF tho Herbert
street station wsse was pa4EaaI.ng La
Inc rtixhhe+Aood, arrived on the scene.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
METZ EXPLAINS DELAY
IN PAYING TEACHERS,
Serves Notice Nj Office on Principals that
Paayrells Must Be Sent
in Earlier.

CornpfrcIler Metz to-duy served noFfct
t H,t -ut zsrheaE stncIp1 p1ta-r1ar IhaY mIIyi
get their f5sSTvttH
| IL ~ tAs9a s9a- pact the teachers 20 have
their money IN time.
Tho. nos.os was scrYed by ar open
letter TO one Of t'fr--Th Thit-itrf
Holmes. os the Boys High School in
Brooklyn. teacher who wrote do!
,nanding nm explanation Of sh. delay
tais R.hRI IL 111at t1a-t t1rrs=,#s2,
-kst-.,~ aatys.-ths- pnltccmcn md ttcnrn
We're favored and money belonging 70
the teachers was kept until TOO late TO
be- depeBEe5 within the lnterest period
beginning Oct !.
Mr. Metz replies TINT he has kent n
lnrge force after hours making up the
accounts of the teachers In order, TO
eet their money 10 them speedily and
hat the only rnoney paid out now for
overtime and supper nfonsy in his de-
partmAtt 10 paid TO those men working
until midnight trying to favor the
teachers,
III want TO say now" continues Mr.
Meta. ',hnt unless the principals Rat
tho payrollf to the Board OF EGncation
earlier / shall save $50 to 800 Int1nthIv
of the taxpayers money by stopping
the overtime on the teachers payrolls
in the future.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
"a men !, z WOMEN
DRIFT | TWO DAYS DAYS
ON A life Raj 7
Thrilling Story of Loss of
the Charterhouse in
China Sea.

HoNGKoNa, Oct s--Furth.r DO
tails have been received OF tho wreck
OF tho enigrant steamer Charterhouse.
voyag.ng between Hollow and Hong
Kong, which foundered OF Hafntn
Head Sept. 80. with ths loss OF more
than sixty ttvrs. Tho North aerzaa,
Lloyd steamer KohstchanK p.tked up
rnft-tc.ungtns 10 the chaEtsrhouse
on which were Chic. Engineer Dowso,
-tneentx-three- OF tho crew and two yvom-
en-. after they had been drifting for
focty-three hours.
Caps- Rosiatsky OF the Kohstohnng
rescued the survivors. Including little
boy. They had almost collapsed from
e1haustton and were carried on board
nae Ecastnhans, being unable to walk.
Despite dacsar,a- -unremtttinr At
tention. the boy died an hour after
being taken aboard. Chief Engineer
Dowse has been removed 10 a hos
plial.-4=Ihe GREW of the Kohs,chanyy
saFe uahea1ded attention to tho sur.
rivers.
Among those who went down vteh
Ihs Sharsorhouss and were drowned
were Capt Holtfton. Chief offieer Far
quharson. Second oficer Grgor and
Engineers Forbes and Haurmann. be-
sides tho shUs doctor and sixty
others.
Chief Engineer Dowss. who wa,
amonr those picked UP on the raft
by the German Lloyd steamer Kohsi-
chang. In his statement made to-day
said.
Previous to starting on the voyage
to Honslceas, The ohart1r,house LANDED
20 emfsranrB II Hothow.
owing 10 Tho neavy sea II waE found
impossible TO launch the boats. but the
passengers and crew got inlo them md
awaited the sinking Of tho steamer, hop
Ing that chey would chance TO Noat
-MnsaA Ahe vent down. Despite The
darkness and tho Imminent danger OF
Of panic. The officers did 1hair duty
calmly. while tho Chinese passengers
ard Grew emulated the ofticers by their
-sonrage In the prcsenco otedeath-
'.Meanwhile the seoond ofiioor was
snissed. and Il was surmissd no was
when finaily1sthe Charterhouse set.
tied hsitTesn the waves only tha after
boat got away. The others were
rfriashed9 The ss.p's officers wore tn
The GfteE boat. which was capsi1ed I
managed 10 reach raft coataiaIag
seytn Chinese. After wurds / npw En-.
rsfss-sFs rurr1gr fr1,T-r,r-srt rt--,.res,
another raft. - -
..nheY calldi out TO me that they gere
nll right afterward lost sight. OF all
craft until Sunday. Sept. 30, when i
met raft carrying the tao aremen.
We kept together all day, and
toward r ef efs!as found aEyassanr raft
which l lashed 10 tho one l was on.
We were cramped for space and found
II impossible TO lie down to sleep
-. We -aE!ftGd until Monday afternoon,
Oct l, when we sighted a lKeBoat,
which disappeared tina following morn
The evening world., 1906-10-05
PIERCE DECLARED
G|lDDEA. WINNER
Touring Trophy Commission
ANNOUNCES its is Decision
Only, To-Day.

Percy p, Pierce, OF Buffalo. to-dAy
WAS officially declared winner OF the
tfddsn touring trophy This Is .a,e
second win To Mr.. rtcrce,a efedt. Iha
award WIS made BY tha Gaddsri Tour
Ink Trophy Commission after passing
on the work OF tho cars which ssssFss:c:s
,,nte-s--. tfss- 3ss,fasfr from Bnttalo
through Canada and Maine % the White
Mountains in Sew FasnaRh!ra;,-
TnB committee also decided TO Award
medals for perfect scores To L l.. Re
,rem Cseyeland. o., George NJ, Davis.
Rufraso; George Seties, Talraln. O., VIII
bur c. Walker. ITIIrT rDrd. -tur1r7.. -ffifitt
s. Finn, Ptttsb,tT1g: William =. Wright,
Hartford. Conn, Archie E. Hughes,
Philadeiphin: Ernes EsnftI. Lansing,
Mich: C. N Bnrman. Cleveland: Frank
~ Wing. Boston, ana Gus q. Busc,
llti?I I'm l.
The evening world., 1906-10-05

He went through the main gate lead
Ing To the building and, getting in the
midst OF the crowd, ordered It 10 dis
perse. Hair dozen women set upon
him, took away Ills club. and. while
some pulled his hair and tried to pull
on his uniform. others continued to
pummal him in the face and cum his
body. For ten minutes they beat the
policeman until ne gained his feet and
got to the Htdewaik, There again ths
EruEn surrounded htni, "a nd n -srcc er q
driver who was passing notified Capt,
Knt
When the 5tsf4si=H rived (. s-s,.e.,,
still In frightened mood. hall been
augmented. He and his men CHARGED
peil-mei, Miss Schaedie took advar,- ;
tago OF the opportunity and ordered
that the children march from tho build
ing out OF other entranccs and go d.
rec4 to uSir hctuas.-s ;tfiss =Sgatsiessra
Of tho bSiTidfng were thrown open and
when the frightened kin found that the
school was clear thcy iiaperscd.
Mary 7sHT1ftt. OF Avt-iiii2 1Ittst.sry -Etreat.
was arrested as one OF those who tn
cited the riot. but when she was mr.
raigned In the Even Street Police Court
Cnss Knight admitted thero was no
ag4.ienes azAtnst her ard she rsaa dis
charged.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
POLICE SEE MYSTERY
|. IN DROWNED BODY
Mans Arms Outstretched as
if Warding Otf.a Blow
No Clue.

,,t.
because OF the peculiar position of
The arms, outstretchcd above the head
ms q warding on blow, the police
believe there is some mystery III the
death OF drowned man whose BODY
was RECOVERED TOM T7Is NefJh River
opposite the recreation pier nt the foot
OF West Fiftietli street to-day.
fho body was that OF man about
forty years OF age. oHc wore gray nm.
dcrwear, gray socks. gray striped
nesligee SKIRT and u gray suit: but h,
had on no collar or tie The fact thar
he wuS dressed IN clothing OF good
texture. and wore patent leather shoes
ted the pollee 10 believe that they
wero NOT dealing with an ordinary case
POT accidental arbwning
Detectives Quinn and Fltxpatrlct
were assigned to thu case. @
Z Al ttTu Sfur-stfr -rt-s-srt search viii
be made OF the clothing 10 ssrertain II
there ts mol Ramotlng Jon him which
VIII lead TO the man's Identity.
The evening world., 1906-10-05

ssxaesc than az any Of ssss Other local
fxtrr wasoh hc iTas attended this week.
4 ghsn his train arrived thsre was q largo
ekussd waiting, and although he did
\ nnt sasow h,rnsssf unta nearly noon.
tsaern wfs an Interested group all tho
snosTtng aoogs hin two private cars
Mr. Conneys rode With Mr.. Hearst to
sase Fair Grounds and gat at hts right
On 7tsie platform. watching ttae candidate
Y 10 he ria.ae his sp1enh This was the
= osssyA opportunity the TWO had to COM
: sfHrAA and both said paey had no state
6psr6 10 mako relative TO their meet-
afr. 5naTs: outdj6 btrnself IN voiav.
epls-cpgn<nand and effect upon his audi
ence, which was by FAR the most en-
tsiustnstic which has ye, faced him at
"A 0ossntry fair. His speech was similar
y to those AT Fonda and Liyonia. but In
cipded q denuaciation OF blind PARTISAN
-=Ghtch- -ha likennd 70 the ..seryile
Toryinm', which harassed the AineFI-
caa soldiers during the Revolution.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
DR.. E. 3. FooTE DEAD.

1or. EDWARD Bliss FoMe died to-day
In Larchinont Dr. Foose was seventy
seven years old. and for several years
had lived q quiet, retired country lifa,
devotinR his SINE largely to tho re-
vision OF fIis fHvorto books. which he
had but recently completed.
He was wcll-ltnown eclectic phys!-
clan IN the City OF New York Tor near
" ntQ geaFs but et tho aSs ot
The evening world., 1906-10-05
FINED For AUTO SPEEDING.
new yorker Arrested After Seeing
Cup Racers Weighed I'M.

aINEoLA. /. Es5at-5HHI III. ] Byut=
ron. said5,5 sre s4esitifs ssow Yorkar
te4EEt tss:F-s-at -nn.-st avef,t,4;-+ was
arrested near t.ae court=houso here this
morning on FRANKLIN street. charged
x. specding his auto at the rate of
nhout tnIrJyFtw0 Tuifu1 5Sff@ffT ,Tff===fft;,,,
tniinsItl tsty tHiErn bsst,rn si4ssfitsss
aVaiace and sfnesd S51. which nd IHf5f==
-4,4.-,
was coming from Garden City. aftsf
~ ttaaSainG enYernl OF the racing ma
=t4ff#ss I'd. s.zsl4s4sgAkI fIf-i---
The evening world., 1906-10-05

ss.s TO the care OF his TO eons, DIR u.
y, Foote ttss5 and DIR. II. T. Foote,
who. had bren his assistants Tor over
twenty years
The first book. Medical Common
Sense, was issued In 1869, "hiB PLAIN
Home Talk" in 1879. "Sciefce In story''
in iss6 and his Home cyoiopedia" in
For twenty years he EDITED hi,
'IfeaAth Monthly, and charnpioned
many radical reforms. social and med.
.tcat $.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
DEPORTED RUSSIAN
ELOPERS In FRANCE.

FARIs. Oct. b-Gabriel Esslpofr. tho
fugitive Russian Lieutenant, who ar
rived here yesterday from New York
via Havre. accompanied by the wife OF
Gen. Ouckakofr finding that thelr pres
riic5 IN. i'Irts wtS hite~,ig- ieft-tfse cap
-ttHi7 hartlealy ly-e4is afternoon for Mar.
settles.
The evening world., 1906-10-05
MURPHY SICK
WITH WORRIMRNT
OVER THE Split.

The snlM batwceri William r. Hears
end the Democratic organization seefni
eornplete- ,HoaTst Will rat Independent
~ sttnkets Ia ihs field in New York. King
sid Era CoInIIea ara rhrGuts or ger
4 oral knitting arc already heard.
p appears that neither Hearst mn
hia mana gers hseaa any binding pledge
to William ]. conners or Charles =.
Murphy.
Although Murphy keeps up the ap.
rsaxatsss5 OF ipgattx, he knows tina,
I Hearst has thrown Aimedowr,
The Eric County spill, was framed n.
on Mt. Hearst's private car ut Roch-
ester earl yto-day. just before the train
started for Chatham. william Jack
! ron. the candidate for Attorney General.
forrusr SesHter Egii.!.lm h Mckay and
Henry AueEbach. the Independence
{ Leass,e leaders OF Erie County. invaded
the car and said that the Independence
Leasae acopie IN Eria County were be-
ginning TO riot
: -rhSSf MlIn left out In tho cold when
the regular Democrats made their
nominations, They want Offices.
Capners. they said. was too busy
smoking cigars IA ths Hutat trtaria
head quarters In New York and trotting
back and forth Sefwaen-MurpfIY aF.a
B, she Gilsey House To look after the
.s.ssa. -IIearEt delegates
In Ere Norman E. Mack, they added.
I was too huxy sqnarfns himself for his
ante-conrention jump OFF the band
wagon.
The Leasuers felt that they had been
tn 1rrp..n bnmn and tho psnesrstsr mas
china, had rolled uv1r- tt:.et.sfsr Il
Mr. Hearst asked about the char
acter OF the nominations for Assem-
bly,. SENATE. Judiciary and on the
county ticket
Generally unfit, said NJ. Ancr-
bach, wiiH had beer left. or tho ticket.
sssstx sstxc.- Hearst .eld the -6clcgation TO 90
ehcad ana make Independenca Lsaguo
nominations and fight tho regulars
Few men on the straight Democratic
ticket Will be indorsed.
Mater no had finished with p4s two
esg demonstrations IN Rochester and
his clothns had been patched up. Mr,
Hearst settled newsboys strike at
midnight, partly promised delegation
OF labor men that he would start a |
newspaper In Rochester end received |
acvera frantic messages by telephone
nnd telegraph from .'Fsngy" connors.
sfshei cfowsss nt the Raehester meettnTa |
fairy modified him,
The evening world., 1906-10-05
Expect a Speedy Solution
of the Willie Labar-
bera Mystery.
FATHER NOT WEALTHY.
Man Downtown of Similar
Name Is Frightened by
Threatening Letter.

After careful investigation OF tne dis
appearances or four-year-oid Write Ia
Barbara, the italian dotootIvvs VINO
lws+a- detailed 10 tho case a-o inclined
20 bciieye that the mystery will solve
itsels by tonight or tomorrow.
Despite the baoodthirsty letters dr.
| manding a fat ransom and threatening
/ TO XIII tho child which the father. BAL
receiving ever since tho boy vanished
two weeks ago, the detectives are man
aging 70 re-nain reasonably calm. To-
day they ase sueseet!as the members
or tho Labcrbara family to sort Of
informal third degree at their home
In the rear of Papa Labarbarn's little
nue..
II has haan- kaid that the father Ia
wealthy man for his class, An Even
Ing World reporter, who made an tn-
vaatigat,nn, discovered to-day tha;
Labarbara owes n c0nsidsra,1tu sum to-
whoifsnlen and Importers Some OF
iita otlig rfnt5 back many saefat as-- Iygaa
unpaid accounts WIN aggregate nearly
s.o5 r'he STOCK tn tire h sssi.Aa=
largo nor costly. II must have been
very optintstso Black Hander who
would expecs the, proprietor of such an
establishment 70 raise 5000 on shori
nattoe or lena notice asthsE, ~ for thns
niafr4r.
Labarara has stated many ,irncy
that hiH Wits Is near death from Erief
and terror over the. lass of her child.
Yesterday afternoon he was afraid she
The evening world., 1906-10-05

Miifhhy will have 10 make n blum 10
slSEt Ia isssaaEa -haca
telling him to=siHy rtInt they viii refuse
The evening world., 1906-10-05
'HE|RESS AND A
s SON
EL0PE IN YACHT
Objections to Marriage,
Based on Youth,
Led to Step.
TO BE FORGIVEN.
BOTH TO BE FORGIVEN.
Granddaughter of DR.. j. j.
Lawrence Flees Home at
Dawn to. Join Sweetheart.

On the steam yacRt uno, somewhere
up the Hudson. are Russell f. Hopkins
and his BRIDE Vera Stsxrint. aged gov.
enteeB.- the sranddanxItar or br. j, J.
Lawrence. the mula-millionaire manu-
racttrrr OF patent medicines.
TIE wedding OF tho couple occurred
ycstarytny IN Poughkeepsie. while the
millionaire grandfather OF the bride was
distracted over her disappearance from
his mansion. No. 1850 Fifth avenue,
som. time between "Wednesday night
md yesterday morning,
Tho nrat intimatIon that tho family
OF DR.. Lawrence had that Mics Sis-
gr1st, the granddaughter WAS not In
her room was when she failed 20 APP
pear for her breakfast. and maid was
sent to inquire II she Was ills The ser
want reported that the room Was empty
and that neither Miss sicsrist nor her
maid waa to be found
Had Fled 10 Yacht.
n II. ti,er- developed that In some man
ner not yet made public Miss slegris,
had managed to leave the house before
dawn. LATER IN the tsfy word MAJ rs=
eciyed from Ponghkecpsio that she had
become the bride OF eff-Aszsseaaii =ks+-ina=
kim, of t-A s.aasas--csa Miss -sieErtst
had gone straight from her home to
the steam yacht OF Mr.. Hopkins, which
was lying of conyenient point in the
.Iudaon. nnd capt, Wells had made
steam for PouShkeepsie,
When tho Cno reached Pouga&eepsie
r-s;nnll- boat was sent ashore. and re-
turned wssh the Rev. DIT. J. oHkteyI-eff
the First NJ E. Church OF that city. In
the cabin OF the little steamer. with
tho maid and Capt Wells as witnesses,
tia chrrmopy WAS Fsrfossned-=
Miss siegrtst is the nearest OF Xii
to DR.. Lawrence and his only grand.
child. She is auburn haired, with large
blue eyes. and Is the picture of her
mother, who died seven years ago.
Since then Miss siegrist has resided
w.rh her grandparents.
Mr.. Hopkins and Miss Lawrence met.
Al Na-ragansett Pier. where her beauty
was remarked. as well as the attach
mont OF Mr. Hopkins for the young
hoiress.
Bridegroom Known In Sport.
Mr.. Hopkins IS well known In New
York. where his handsome teams from
hts Etab.-r Georgia among the
largest IN the State, have won blue RIB
ooas. His father also made his fortune
In patent medicines
81 ]. j. lawrence told an Evening
wor.t- t-seee#tta- a-- to-day that he had
never net ayes on his granddaushter's
husband.
NJ ,tAesa of Ia has eyer me, Mr.. Hop.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-18
HAVE A KING FOR A GUIDE
French Visitors to Denmark Shown
About by His Majesty, King
I.rederick

Special Cable to The Herald.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 17.-Over one
hundred Frenchmen, including promi-
nent members of parliament and rep
resentatives of science. literature, trade,
industry, shipping and the press, visited
Denmark recently, coming directly from
Paris. The tour was arranged by the
Franco Scandinavian association. The
party remained four weeks in Denmark
and Sweden in order to study the two
countries. When 1t returns to Denmark
from the visit to Sweden congress be-
tween the French representatives and
members of the Danish branch of the
Franch- scandinavian association VIII
be held in Copenhagen. A discussion
will take place on methods of improve
ing the commercial relations between
France and Denmark.
During a stay in the Danish capital
several members of the party paid a
with the object of seeing the summer
palace of King Frederick.
Wandering i'm the woods that sur
round the enclosed park in which the
castle stands. they met a gentleman
walking alone, Of whom they inquired
whether II would be possible for them
to obtain access to the gardens.
Certainly" he replied. II happen to
have key" And for half an hour he
led the party about the grounds point
ing out their beauties and entertaining
the strangers with lively conversation.
The tourists had among them a cer-
tain Knowledge of Danish and when
ever a difficulty arose i'm the talk their
guide was able to help them out by
speaking their own language. In this
way an animated Interchange of ideas
took place. during which some mem-
bers of the party gained suspicion
that their cicerone was no ordinary
person. IL was, however only at the
close OF their round that their guesses
were confirmed. The mysterious gentle
man took his leave with the words;
"If you care to see the stables, Just
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-18
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

Dy ASSocldleh IISSs
SAN FRA ANClSCO, Sept. 1I.-Pinl<
beans, $2.OOn2.zo; lima. 50 i5@3SO; small
white, $S0On3 .25; large white, S25Oq2. 50 /;
Salinas Burbank potatoes, 81 .50dl 60; Mer-
ced sweets, 11zGI2c; silverskin onions bJGG
75c green peas, 5q6e; string BEANS Sq5c
egg plant, 25Q4Oc; green peppers, 40Q50c
tomatoes, 250I40c; summer squash, 25q40c
garlic 2q3c; cucumbers, soc.
Family extras, flour, 81. 65@5. 10; bakers
tons ton, s.. f5GI -; shipping wheat, SgS Sg7lgSi
80; milling, 1.3O@i 40; feed barley, 81 .0u
al ,05 brewing, $l.O5@ll As; chevalier, 81 IL
al .3O red oats, 81 2Oq1 .45; white, 81 35dl
As; middlings, S4.O092S. 90; mixed feed
S23. OOQ24, 90; rolled barley, S2S .50024,50; oat
meal si,5oas4 10 ;55 oat groats, $40; rolled
wheat and oat. $40 OOd12 90; wild oat, IS 0(
all so; barley, 50 ,0O6ll2 so; alfalfa, 81 OGI
$50; clover. SO 50Q460
Recelpts-F1our, 2ll0 wheat 2lO; barley
Sl73; oats. 16; beans. 81; potatoes, 1908; on
ions, 262: bI an, $50 middlings, 2lOi hay
lOi7; straw, So; hops, 20; hides, 526; wine
l0,S01.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-18
LOCAL BUTTER
HIGHER IN PRICE
RECEIPT OF CREAMERY STOCK
IS LIGHT
open ming Of the Schools increased
Business in the Produce M arket,
Fishermen Make Big Ship
ments of Lobsters

The formal announcement on the pro-
duce exchange Monday that the official
quotati on butter had been raised five
cents two-pound roll, did not occasion
any surprise The advance had been ex-
pected. Receipts of valley butter have
been light for several weeks. Compare
lively little eastern stock has been re-
ceived, but the amount in storage Is sLfri-
clcnt to meet local and shipping demands.
One carloa of fancy Salinas potatoes
was sold.
In circular form choice apples from
Colorado Missouri and Illinois were Of
fered-one to five carloads-no sales
Dealers reported business exceptionally y
good in the market, with all children in
school, fruits and vegetables being pretty
well cleaned up. All staples had good
run.
Potatoes are becoming quite plentiful
in the market, but the prices on fancy
stock are firms ~.
The demand for eggs is good. No
change in quotations.
to Holsters just now and send in heavy
Receipts of fish are light
not enolr~h to supply the demand.