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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Oct. lion the Produce Exchange
today the butter market firm; creameries.
10m255c: dairies, 1S622c. Eggs, firm, at
mark cases included, 15@19c; frsts. 21c; prime
frsts, .221he; extras, 25c. Cheese, firm, 1232c.
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Butter. cheese ana Eers,

butter had another decline on the Exchange
Yesterday, fresh creamery extras being marked
down lc per pound. The decline was due to The
enorts or dealers whose customers were run
ming almost wholly on storage goods to unload
their their surplus stocks OF fresh Through the me-
expected as the previous high prices checked
the demand considerably and caused heavy
run on Eastern and storage goods, which be-
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct l1.-Today's statement
shows:
Available cash balance. 1921. .s8s. 129; gold
coin and bullion. s115 941 1877; gold certincates'
SAG 357. .620.
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Ment Market.

There is no further change in anything
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-506c for Steers and 4H05Hc ,or
Cows. ~ AOl
vEAL-eh Gsc for large and sapc for sr.,,
MUTTON-e@10c for wethers and s15 G9ixc
for Ewes. u SsS nc
LAMBS-10611c.
DRESSED HOGS+S61oc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less so per
cent shrfnkage for Cattle: " Pc
CATTLE-Steers, exc per lb for No. and 6
@61c for NO. Y; Cows and Heifers, Sc; No.
Cows, 45hc; thin Cows, 4c.
LVES-4A @41ac per ID for light, sH@4c
for medium and 3@31sc for heavy gross
sHEEP-wethers. 4xG5c per lb; Ewes. AZ
LAlfBSA% 05c per lb
HOGS-125 to $50 lbs, 61kc per lb: under 125
lbs. 6A @65ac; 250 lbs and over, eaGKc: Boars
% per cent, Stays, 30@40 per cent and Sows 10
CQ20 per cent OF from above QUOT q lions -
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Northern business.

hal tiUaILAND ND Oct 11.-Clearings, 81. .4s1. .ss1; !;
ances, SS1 GIL @ooo' 'o' oa
ba aIaSass SIGArTLE Eco Oct 11ciearings. s2o7s oo7
SPOKANE Oct ~ f,..r,n~, 5000 oeo. -,
ances, $e9. 800 v'--'-0'' oai
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
ST. I.oufs wool Market.

ST LOUIS, Oct. Ii.-woOL-steady; medium
Sraoes, combing and clothing, 25627ke;light
a9sssae &c g~lc; heavy nne. 14917c; tub washed.
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the huvinr mower has been all right and traders
do not expect any severe break except IN
specialties as long as the metal market stays up.
I.ondou Closing Stocks.
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE copper market was
little quieter today and stocks acted lit
tie better toward the close. There has been
tremendous liquidation during the week, but
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cause cause Of their comparative cheapness naturally
iouna the most favor with buyers.
Cahfornfa selected Eggs are very firm at ris-
ing prices and the arrivals are cleaning up
promptly from day to day. The market touched
4ic on the Exchange yesterday. Storage and
eastern goods are finding an apprecfative mar
fculty.
Mild new Cheese is pointing upward, as the
receipts are running light and stocks are stead
lily decreasing
Sales on the Exchange were as follows
bUIIEh-1OO cubes California storage extras
at % $50 buyer 10. and 90 seller 10 days.
EGGS-25 cs California fresh selected at 41c.
receipts were As. 400 lbs Butter f1G, 700 lbs
Cheese and 3se cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the hoor
OF the Dairy Exchange:
bUITER-Fresh creamery extras, 3115c per
ZSc. steady; fresh Eastern extras 261kc, steady;
90 nrsts, 25c, steady; packing stock, steady,
at n 1sc for No. l and 21c for No. 2; East
ern ladies, 21c, steady; do storage, steady, at
2l1sc for extras and zoe for nrsts; California
storage extras, 25Ac, steady do hrsts. 24c,
STEADY; Eastern storage extras 25c, steady
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats, I215c
per 10, firm; do frsts, lie, firm; new Young
Americas, fancy, 1870, firm; do hrsts. nominal ;
90 storage fancy, 1910, firm; Eastern fancy,
lIc, hrm; Western fancy, 15c. firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected 41c per
dozen; arm; frsts, 35c. frm seconds. 2215c;
arm: Arm s.s.i California MA storage selected 2s15c
at 2ec selected a4c for sts and zoe for
seconds; Eastern storage selected, 25c. firm
hrstS, 24c, hrm; seconds Doc firm
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchanxe and BuIIion.

,hs SILVER advanced sc. Paris and Berlin Ex-
enanse on London were higher.
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Other Distri-4s
OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
NIornias sessIon.

OAKLAND. Oct 11.--Tne following wero ~.
sales and closing quotations today on tae Osk.
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wheat and Other Grains.


e,iI M,hIEAII-Chicago was slightly lower Thi.
market maIket showed no change whatever being ouiel
Win feeling of easiness
nt, ,aiiroad embargo Wheat shipped tt
tor.land from the Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington sections which was put into operation ,
fortnight ago has been removed and grain car
now again be shipped to Portland
CASH WHEAT. =
OauIornia Club. $1.20 for No. I and 91211.
Lor cnoice; California White Australian, 81 27 i
al 30; lower grades OF California, 81 I0H
l20; Northern Club 81 pm al %: Northerr
biuestem, 81 .30 Northern Red, 81 .22H al 2,
per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to l1:30 o'clock Session.
May-No sales; $1.2s% bid, s1.30 asked.
December-$1.24
BARLEY-Receipts continue light and th,
market is quiet, with no changes worthy of note
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed. spot s1.05@1 .o71S; com
mon TO fair. 95c@$1.02h per cti; Brewing and
shipping. $10sN @1.121s per ctI: -Chevalier
sl.loe1l 10 for poor to common and 81. .20@1 2;
FUTURES.
10 to IL 30 O'Clock Session
May-No sales; $l.0SZ bid
q December-S1. .O6Z.
oATS-All lines at for seed are in excellent
demand and very firm. and feed description,
are also firmly held, with a fair average in
quiry. Prices show no further change
Good to choice Red. for feed. s1.a591.42is
81 :45@1 50: White. s1-32ls Las: Biacks, 81 1.6t
Q210; Gray, $1.37z a1.421k per cti
eoRN-The market continues in the same
old groove, being dull with insignificant spol
California. s1.5o@155 fos small round yellow
California White nominal; Western TO arrive
-; mixed. s1s0; Yellow, s1.s2h white, 81 s,
R1E-Quotations for California are nomtna,
Western State product is Offering for tbi,
marker at $l2a1 G1.3o. sacked delivered here
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Flour and Farinaecou. coo..

FIUUR-Ca1ffornia Fnmily Extrss "a e.0
5.10. usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81 xo,aoa *.
oregon and Washington. s3.5094 per barrel
FARINACEoUS GoODS-Prlces in pacIaes.
lbs n Rye Flour, ss.75; Rye Meal $3.50: RE
Flour, 81 Corn Meal, 81. 10; extra Cream do
Hominy. SO. 1914: Buckwheat Flour. 81 non
11a wsG,s GFaexed WSaat Wheat ss7S Farina s45o
s7ma noe Mneae Flour, sS, 90; Rolled Oats bbls.
6hls, $460; In sacks, $4.1o: Pearl Barley Hss.
Split Peas boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. az "a ~, NJ,
100 pounds To.vV per
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Rnisin..


Prunes reported very active and firm in
New York, and dispatches from there report
shortage in Oregon Prunes, owing to bad wea-
ther, and That large Prunes are practically
unobtainable The market for these goods con-
tinues to point upward.
FRUITS-Apricots. l5@17c per ID; Evapo-
rated Apples, spot, 515 07c: do. sun-dried. 21Lm
51dc; Peaches. S@12lac: Pears 9@i2Hc;
Nectarines. White and Red. 12c; Figs, white
az 44c; do, Black. 3@3%c; pitted PIums. IA
loc; Prunes, 2ss @2rc, 4-size basis. and 3031sc
basis for large sizes.
RAIsINS-1eOe crop-seeded. 5k aeac: Loose
Muscatels, 4%c, 5Ac and 5Ae for .. 3 and
crown respectively; Seedless, 4Ac; Seedless
SuItanas. 41hc; Thompson Seedless, 5@5Ac per
unbleached and SQ11c for bleached; Imperial
clusters, 6-crown, 81 50 Dehesa clusters. 3
crown. 81; fancy clusters. 4-crown s1.5O@1 90;
London Layers, crown, $l.25; London Layers
2-crown, $1.15
NUTs-19O6 crop-AImonds. Nonpareils. 17h
81sc; I. x. L., 1e@l61ac; Ne Plus Ultra, 15H
@l6c; brakes. 13l5G14c; Languedocs. I3c:
Golden State. 1259c per lb. Walnuts-Soft-shel
11hc for No. l and SIC for No. 2; hard-shell'
lie for No. and Sc for No. 2; California
Italian Chestnuts, 121a @15c per lb
HONEY-15c per lb for bright comb and I20
13c for amber; do extracted, 5h@6c.
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Bar siiver-Firm; ai5kd per ounce.
Money-3@3N per cent. a..
The rate Of discount IN the open marRet 10, %
short bills is Az per cent and for three months
bills AZ M04% per cent.
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, Deciduou. and cItru. Fruits.

The fruit market was devoid of new or strik-
Ing feature, trade in all lines being Of average
proportions and supplies of everything being
Wen up TO requirements Table Grapes in small
packages were lower and weak at the revised
quotations, owing to the presence OF large lines
OF Grated goods which were intended for export
but were delayed in transit and arrived too
late to be shipped Choice offerings in large
boxes continued to sell of well at stif prices.
Apples were moderately active, but with stocks
stil excessive that department remained weak
75c per box being the ruling price for the gem
eral run of fancy stock. The other tree fruits
were steady to firm at about previous prices.
Nutmeg Melons were in free supply again. but
the recently revised quotations were well main
tained. Cape Cod Cranberries were SOC per
barrel lower on the outside quotation. The
other Berries showed little change end there
was nothing new to report In Citrus goods.
BERRIES-Strawberries s6QS per chest for
Iongworths, and$5@S for the large varieties;
Raspberrfes, S60S per chest; Huckleberries 5G
Sc per lb; Cranberries. Cape Cod, $S. 5000 per
Dbl; Coos Bay $2.75 per box.
choice, and 650s5c for fancy.
z QUINCES-T5@S5c per box
PEARS (per box)-Bartlett, s1.5oQ1.75: win
ter Nelis. $1@1.25; other varieties. 5oc9$1.
POMEGRANATES- -75cn$1 for small and
$1.50@2 for large boxes.
PEACHEs-Per box including carriers,
$1Q125.
PRUNEs-ooc@s1 per crate; Plums, eo@75c
per box
FIGs-e5c@$1 per box
GRAPES-Sman boxes and crates seedless
eoc@$1; Aiuscat, 5o@75c; Black, 5oa75c: To-
kay, 60@S5c; Cornichon, 9oc@s1 Isabella T5c0
81 %; open boxes, s1@1.75; Wine Grapes, s2s@
AfELoNs-Cantaloupe s1@125 per crate;
Nutmeg, Melons. 50c@S1 per box; watermelons,
$1.5092 per dozen
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Valencia Oranges
$S.60@4; Lemons, s4@4.50 for fancy. $3.50
"a for choice and $1.756225 for standard;
Grape Fruit. s2;5o@4; Lines s495.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, 75cGS1 so per
bunch for Hawaiian and 81 5o@s for Central
American; Pineappes. $4@5 per dozen.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
NEVADA.
rOnopah District.

Con M.rcur Co % go
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. Oct. 11-lo:sO a. m.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-28

Real EstAte, Loans and
inssxancs = Rentals
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RIGHT TO INTER-
vENE QUESTIONED.
Has United States Right to
Prevent Murdt rous At
tacks of Indians.
WHITES At THEIR OWN RISK
1t Seems That Indians in An
other Country are Given
the Right to Kill
Americans.

Washington. Dec, 2S-The right
of the United States to intervene
with the view to suppressilR the
alleged murderous acts Of the Yaqui
Indians IN Mexico is seriously qnes.
toned BY officials of the state de.
partmsnt. From the highest official
sources 1t was explained today that
Americans and others who go into
that part Of Mexico inhabited by the
Ysquis do 40 at their own risk.
The ca-e was said to be analogous
to the early days of the Far West
In the United States when prospectors
and others went into Indian coun.
try where it Was unsafe for white peo.
pie to be. and. it was added. that had
some foreign subject been killed or
injured there. the government would
have resented Interference from the
outside.
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ANOTHER CHICAGO BANKER
is SENT TO JAiL

Chicago. Dec 2S-W. J. Atkinson,
proprietor OF the defunot Lincoln
Bank OF Morton Park. was today sent
to jail IN default Of S25 600 bail.
II WAS reported TO Judge Lands
that Atkinson had not given the re.
,siver any material aid in adjusting
affairs of the back. aud the United
StateB marshal deolsr d that his office
could not spare a deputy to remain
with Atkinson night and day.
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In Praise of Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy

There ia no other medicine manufac-
tured that has received so much praise
and 20 many expressions OF gratitude rs
Chdmberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is
effective and pro npt relief follows it's
use. Grateful parents everywhere do
not hesitate to testify TO It's merits for
the benefit OF others. 1t is a certain
cure for Group and will prevent the at
tack II given at the first appearance OF
the discnse. 1t Is especially adapted to
children as II is pleasant to take and con-
.ains nothing Injurious. Mr.. E.A. Hum
phreys, well known resident and clerk
In the store OF Mr.. Il. Lock, OF Alice
Cape Colony. South Africa. says: If have
used Chamberlan's Cough Remedy to
ward of Group and colds In my family
I fourd 1t to be very satisfactory and il
gives me pleasure to recommend It," For
sale by Daniels Drug Stors. mwf
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BURNED TO DEATH
FOR A S. BILL
Negro Cremated After Shoot
ing Three Men---Father
Killed Helping Him.
TWO men SHOT, WILL LIVE
After the Rumpus Was Over
the House Was Fired
Fatal Affray in AL
ALBANIA.

Selma, Ala Dec 2S-At Nicholas.
vile. Alexander Jones. q n.gro. after
shooting another negro. barricsde d
him ielf in his house Leo Pope
and Ieke Pope, whits men. attempted
to arrest Jones and were shot but not
killed. Then \ body OF white men
besieRed the house. Jones father
tried to ox-ry AMMUNITION 80 him and
was thot dead Finally q negro. for
q reward of e5. set FIRE to the house
aud Jones was burned to death.
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W. C. ANDERSON, BANK
TELLER, GIVEN SENTENCE

Kansas City. Dec 28-Willism @.
Anderson. former assistant par ing tel
ler of the First National bank OF this
city. pleaded guilty 10 tho criminal
court here today to embezzling 80, ,O0C
Of the banks funds and was sentenced
to four years in the penitentiary
Anderson had been employed in the
bank for eiahtsen wears when he dis
appeared on Dsc last He was ar.
rested at Austin, Tex last week and
since then mort of the stolen money
has been recovered. Before sentence
was pronounced today Anderson's at
torney announced that the prisoner
had decided his home In this city over
TO the surety company to cover the
money he had spent. which amounted
to something over 81 900. Anderson
has . wife and . gfowp daughter.
Since his arrest he has been kept IN
hotel under guard.
"why did you take this money ?"
asked Judge Wofori before passing
sentence.
1T is as much q mystery to me
judge Rs 1t IL to you." replied An.
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King of All Cough Medicines

Mr.. e G. Gaze, mail carrier OF Can.
ton Center. Conn. who has been iu the
U. s. service for about sixteen years,
snys; ave have tried many cough med.
icines for Group. but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is king OF ali and one to
be relied upon every tins. We also find
1t the best remedy for coughs and colds,
giving certain results and leaving no bad
,sfier effects" For sale by Daniels drug
store. mwt
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THE SHOW-Anotber filled house
created the "My Wife's Family"
compSny In the Houston opera house
last night This was the second
time this show has been played In
Florence In the last fep months. II
is one OF the most laughable and
forceful comedies on the stsgs and
she audience Was kept Ia a con
tinuAl roar OF laughter.
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pisi. San Antonio

Writo Tor illustrated booklet descrip.
tive OF this superb Winter Resort. Very
low rates via Colorado & Southern Ry
Especially low Winter Tourists rates
to points in the South shd Southeast via
Colorado 4 Southern. Write +. r. Fish
er, q. p. A., Dcpvci.
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Especially low Winter Touristo ratos
20 points In the South and Southeast via
Colorado X Southern Ry. Write 7. z.
Fisher, G.P. A., Denver.
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New York Ma -kct..

FLOTR-Duli and barely steady. Min.
ncsota patents. Si.50ni 1855; winter straights'
So ml winter extras. g.1bm3b. winter
patents. 81 l0ui. 10.
WHEAT Moderate declines occurred In
wheat as a result of lower cables, better
weather news and bear pressure; May.
~ 5-l6QgOtsc
BJTTER-Firm: Feamery, common TO
extra. l6n27c.. state dairy. com.a1n 10 ex-
ira. l5M25c; renovated. common TO extra,
l5dl9i.c.
CHEEsE-Fi Firm; state. full cream, large
and small colored and white. September,
fancy. liAc.; October best. 13laql39.c.
late made small, average best, l2hc.
large. l2isc.; fair, llism12c.; skins. full to
EGGs-Weak; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy. selected. white. 2in@5c. !:
choice, 22d23c; mixed, extra, 20fi2lc
POTAToES-Steady.; Bermuda second
Maine ana other eastern, per bag. lisa
205; state and western, sl.5oml.S5; foreign,
81 50q1.75; sweet potatoes, Jersey, per bar
rel, sl.25a275
HAY-Dull shipping, SO@55c. good to
choice I5nS0c.
STRAW Steady; long rye. 55c'65c.
BEkNS-Quet; marrow S3.lS medium,
s2.10; pea. $40; red kidney $270,i279le.
WOOI-Quiet; domestic fleece, 35u3Sc.
HOPS-Steady; state. common to choice,
1905, l5G16c. 1904 9Gl1c.; olds, 5dSc. Pa
cific coast, 1895, 9Gllc.; 1904, 9allc. olds.
live PouLTRY-steady, fowls, 14a
l4iAc. old ROSTERS, 10c.: spring chickens,
lo@l4lsc.; ducks, l5al6c.; geese, 14al5c.;
DRESSED POULTRY - Firm; fowls,
choice, 14c.; do. fair to good l3dl3Ac.
old ROSTERS, Toe; nearby roasting chick
Keys. choice, I9a20c.: do. far to good II
TlSc.; ducks, 11ul5c.; geese. l1dlJc.