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Butter. Eggs and Cheese

Fresh extra Butter was a very firm feature
Yesterday. the market being scantily supplied
report the non-arrival of the regular Humboldt
steamer was responsible for the shortage and
several large receivers were obliged to pay a
premium for supplies. The activity in storage
Ine boom in fine fresh Eggs seems to be sub
siding, and they are quoted steady, instead of
1rm. The receipts still running extremely
light, but are not cleaning up any too fast A
stable market for Eggs hardly be expected
when they cost over &c apiece at retail.
Aside from fractional advance in Young
americas there was nothing to report in
Cheese.
Butter-30 fresh creamery extras at 32c;
close, Sic bid and 81 15c asked.
Eggs-1O cs California fresh selected at 55c.
Cheese-1419c bid for fancy new fats and lie
bid for new Young Americas.
Receipts were II 500 lbs Butter 80 200 lbs
Cheese and III cs Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers the floor
'of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 81 1ac per 1b
firm; do hrsts, 2Sc, firm; seconds. 23c. firm ::
packing stock, firm at 2115c for No 1 and 21c
FOR No 2; Eastern extras, 2715c firm; do hrsts.
and zoe for frsts Storage goods-California ex-
tras. 2Sc, firm; frsts. 25c. firm; seconds. Csc.
firm; No. packing stock. 20lAe. firm; Eastern
extras. 26c, firm Eastern ladies. firm at q &c
for extras and 21c for hrsts
CHEESE-Fancy California. new fats I5c
per ID, arm; frsts 1910. firm: Young Amer
icas. fancy, tic, firm Eastern fancy, lie,
firm Western fancy. 15c, firm. STORAGE goods
firm; fancy Young Americas. 1515c firm: fancy
Eastern. tic. firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected soc per doz,
steady; hrsts, SOC. firm seconds nominal. thirds
frsts, 25c. firm; Eastern storage. selected, 25c
firm; frsts, 2415c, firm; seconds, 2oc. firm.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wbeat and other GRAINS

wHFAT-The markets all over the world con-
tion from day to day. This market shares the
common dullness- The Cincinnati Price Current
ays;
'Droughty conditions in Ohio. Indiana and Illi-
nois have been relieved by rain and snow Grow
CASH WHEAT
California Club, S1.21A @1.23A California
White Australian. 81 .321a al .STh lower grades
Of California, 81 .lo1 2os Northern Club. 81 POI
Red, Sl.223a @1.2TE
10 TO II 80 o'clock Session
May .s1sl1s sl8lla s1s1A si.a1I
DeeeqseE p9 Ev MI 12s 2s..,u lie 3sss ~ l2e 12s
good deal of strength to the market yesterday,
and sellers were very firm. though no actual ed
vance in the spot goods established the
demand was very fair and receipts were moder-
ate.
common to fair. S1@1 .o715 per ctI; Brewing
and shipping. s1.1591171a per .ctl Chevalier,
s1.1oG1.15 for poor to common and $1.2o@I. %
for choice.
10 to 11:3o o'clock Session
May s0s5 s35ss sH9ss, Hlss s79ss III si1ss fiHss;
oaqsp.een1. 11 LIZ frls @
$3.50 ctls. The market remained as before stated
Good to CHOICE @ r. Red for for feed 81 4o@1 so; com
al. Co. White. s1.421s al. 90; Blacks. S165@
215: Gray. 81 .42h also per ctl.
CORN-The only news OF interest yesterday
was dispatch from Chicago, saying: 1.-THE Gin
cinnati Price Current SAYS:
Corn husking out about expected. New
Corn too soft in most sections for early move
nent -
California: s1-5o@1,55 for small round yellow
California White nominal; Western spot sacked
-; Yellow, S1.35; White. sl.so@I 321S
mixed, S1.3o; Western, old, to arrive, sacked
; mixed, Sl.22: Yellow, s125; White S1.25
new-December delivery-Yellow and White.
81 10: Mixed, Slip per ctl; White Egyptian,
81 l.25g1.30 Brown Egyptian. $1.121s glib per
GENITAL
RYE-oeifornia. s142R 0145 per ctl Utah
is offering at s1.35G1. 40 per ctl.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wastree stocks generally weaker Cotton y to 81 points
lower.
Call Money 5@S per cent Silver &c lower Exchange un
changed
Continued weakness in local mining stocks.
Wheat quiet. Barley strengthened by the north wind
Corn inactive. Utah Rye the market
Hay Bran and Niddings in light receipt and very firm
No further huctuation in Beans Seeds
Potatoes firm and active. Onions plentiful and weak
Poultry brisk demand and firm. Game in better tone
Butter Cheese very firm, but Eggs quieter.
Fruit market materially changed
Prunes Rasns and other Dried Fruits still very firm.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Continue Weak, with
ths. CnmatoclSs Much Lower.

Business on the Stock and Bond Exchange
continued light yesterday, with few huctus tlons;
Associated Oil was higher again at SoZ 81 u =
So % California Wine was drm at $50. 90. ana
Onomea Sugar at s3S %. There was sale OF
California Street Gable at $40. Transactions IN
bonds continued light.
In mining stocks there was general decline
in the Comstocks pronounced in several as VIII
be seen by the list Of sales The Southern Ne
vadas also were still weak. with less exelte-
ment. as on the preceding several days. but the
declines that occurred were less pronounced tnan
on the day before and number of the leaders
continued steady throughout the day.
The Poker Flat Mining Company has levied
an assessment of 21a mills pere share, delinquent
December 81.
The following mines have been listed on the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board:
Silver Pick Extension Mining Company OF
GoldheId
Alice Mining Company OF Wonder, New
Moose Golddeld Mining Company or Goldheid.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-FLoUR-Receipts
% 100 barrels; exports 5400; sales, $500 barrels.
EaT-Receipts, 155, 500 bushels; exports.
5s 200: spot. irregular; No. red so15e eieva.
tor and see f. o. b. afoat; No Northern
Duluth. S3asc c. i f. Buffalo; No. hard winter,
77Ilc G. l. f. Buffalo. For a time wheat was
steadier on light Northwestern receipts but from
midday on declining prices, prevailed because q
&c lower. May s4% 0s4%c. closed. S4ssc;
December, s1as @s17sc, closed size
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI=SteaGy.
ETROLEUM-Steady.
COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice,
changed to 10 points HIGHER. Sales. 94750 bags,
including December, 5.95@6, ,o5c; January. 609c;
March 6.2506. Soc: May. 6.4oG6. SOC: July,
665c; August, e.65c; September e-75@e.soc;
October. 6.S0c.
SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining, 5-16ci
centrifugal 96 test, 3 1316c: molasses sugar,
3 1-16c. Refined. quiet.
DRIED FRUITS.
EYAPORATED aAPPLES-The market contin-
ued firm and showed an advancing tendency ow-
ing TO good demand and comparatively light
offerings High choice are quoted at S12c;
choice 715 6Sc; prime. in cases. 1Ac.
PRUNES-Are in fairly active demand on spot
with quotations ranging from &c to Be, accord
ing to grade. for California fruit
APRIC0TS-Are scarce and more or less
nominal in the absence Of important transactions
Choice are quoted at 1ec; extra choice, 17@1sc,
and fancy. 1S020c.
PEACHES-Are quiet but firm. New crop,
choice are quoted at 12c; extra choice, 1212c,
and fancy. 13c.
RAISTNs-Are very scarce on spot and prices
are held firm. Loose muscatels are quoted at
7I5 as16c: seeded raisins 76101ac. and London
layers, S1.65@L75.
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The Poultry market continued in excellent
shape for the selling interests there being a
6risk demand for all descriptions, notably large
rat fowls, and firm prices ruled for everything on
the list. Turkeys. both live and dressed con-
tnued to arrive freely, but kept well cleaned
up ana steady. Changes in Game were slight.
the demand
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens S6.5O6s for
large and S5@6 for small: old Roosters. S4 5Od
q young Roosters. $6,50@7.5o; Fryers, $4,000
o; 3;o0; Broilers, $4@4.5o; Pigeons $1.25; Squads,
$2@2.25; Ducks. S6@I for young and $565.50
for old; Geese. s1.75012 per pair: live Turkeys,
lSg2oe per lb; dressed Turkeys. 20@23c per lb.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks S4I550:
Canvasbacks, $6@1O; Sprig S2.50G3; Teal. 50:
Gray Ducks, S25o; Widgeon, S1.50@2; Small
Ducks, S1.50: Black Jacks 81 25G1. 80; Gray
Geese, 81. .5o@3; White Geese s1G1.5o; Brant,
500 for large and 1882 for small; Hare,
$1-15Q2; Cottontail Rabbits Sc. So
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Deeiduous and Citrus Fruitx

The fruit market was devoid of new or strik-
ing features, trade being of ordinary routine
character and price changes few and unimpor-
tant. Stocks of fine Apples were ample for all
needs. but prices were held well in hand and no
concessions were being made to buyers on i'm
ported stock. Ounces and Pomegranates were
almost too scarce to quote, while Pears and Per-
simmons were in free supply and rather slow of
sale. There was very little doing in Grapes and
large lines of Grated stock were still on hand at
the close The receivers were not irving to urge
business, however. and were still asking previous
prices for all varieties. Cranberries were very
firm and active, considering the remarkably high
prices Citrus fruits were quiet and feature
less.
BERRIEs-Strawberries, s7@1o per chest;
Raspberries. 4o95oc per drawer; cranberries,
Cape Cod, S14 per Dbl: Coos Bay, 81. 4.25@4. 30 per
box
APPLEs-Fancy. 81. .3501. so per box for New
town pippips; s1:2591- rs for red varieties and
$1@1.25 for Bellfowers; 10 choice, soc
@S1: Christmas Apples. $3.50 per box.
QU1NCES-S1-25 % per box
PEARS-s1. .5e@2 per box for choice and 75c
@S1 for No 2.
PFRSINfAlONS-75c 81.
PoMEGRANATES-9 -9oc@$1 for small and 81
M2.50 for large boxes
GRAPES-Crates. Isabella. S1.250l1.50; other
varieties, 75c6s1 10; small boxes, 50Q65c; large
boxes. 81. 500225.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges,
Sc. .25@3 so; Valencia Oranges, $264; Lemons.
$2M3.50 for choice and fancy and 90c al % for
standard: Grape Fruit. s264; Lines, S3. .5o@4.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, SLAP per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2@3 for Central
American; Pineapples, s3@4 per doz-
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Hides, TaIlow, Wool and Hops

The Wool situation continues as for some days
past. long free clips being in good movement and
the short clips quiet.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about h91c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers. 13c;
medium. 1219c: light. 121ac; Cow Hides. 12tc
for heavy and 1214c for light; Stays, size; Salt
ed Kip, 1311c; Salted Veal. 151xc: Salted Calf.
151ac: dry Hides. 23c: dry Kip, 22c; dry Calf
25c; Sheepskins. shearlings. 20050c each; short
Wool. 50@7oc each: medium, 70@90c; long
Wool, S1@1.50; Horse Hides. salt, S3@3.25 for
large and S2.75 for medium, $2.25 for small
and 5oc for Colts: Horse Hides, dry, $242 rs
for large and 81 50M1.75 for medium. $1.25 for
small and Soc for Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexi-
can. 321a @35c; dry. salted Mexican, 25@2I15c;
dry Central American, 3503715c- Goatskins-
Prime Angoras. 75c: extra large do. s125; large
Soc; medium, 35c; small. &c.
TALLOW-No. / rendered, Az M4i5c I'm bbls;
in cans. 415c; No. 2, 15@4c; Grease, 2g2Hc.
W00L-Fall clip-San Joaquin and Southern
76Sc fall Lambs 81 M13c; Northern do. 13g
15c; Humboldt and Mendocinos. 13A14c; Mid
die County, S010c; Northern, 11414e: Nevada
15MIsc per 10 for Spring and II l@14c for FaH.
ington. 12@15c per lb for 1906.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-6H @6Nc for Steers and 515 5@6c for
Cows.
vEAL-7Gsc for large and s1s@s1sc for
MUTToN-e@1oc for wethers and s1h GsSc
for Ewes.
LAMBS-11 @112c.
DRESSED HOGS-S1s D1o15c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco less 90 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, 7c lb for NO. I and 61ac
for No. 2; Cows and Heifers. Sc; No. Cows,
415c; thin Cows, 4e.
CALvEs-1z a41ac per lb for light; 81 @4c
for medium and 3@315c for heavy (gross
weight).
sHEEP-wethers, 4s4@5c per lb; Ewes. Al
Q41ac (gross weight
LAMBS-515hc per ID.
HoGS-125 to $50 lbs. 61sc per lb; under 125
lbs, 6s @6Ac; 250 lbs and over, 6@615c: Bears
so per cent, Stays. 3064o per cent and Sows
1oQ20 per cent or from above quotations.
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Ner Yorlz Nfonev NIarIset

NEW YORK Nov. 22-Money on call, firm,
sN7is per cent: ruling rate. 6iz closing bid
A.: offered al per cent. Time loans. strong
sixty and ninety days per cent; six months
6G6la Der cent
Prime mercantile paper sass per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
and at s.. .sOsI0IA $3.50 for sixty-day bills. Post
ed rates s. sSI1b "A S615- Commercial bills,
81 SGa7 : S01s Bar silver. TO1ac. Mexican dol
lars 541ac. Government bonds, firm; railroad
ir-aq1-lar-
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Beans and Seeds

With receipts moderate for this time OF the
year and a fair demand, the Beans market con-
BEANS (per cfl1-Bayos, s2.15@245; Pea,
nominal at $393 35; small White, 81. 2.s562.9 .95; ;
Large ag White. S2@2. 80: Pink. $1,000. 20: Red
s.. 5o@3. 60; Blaekeyes, $4.5o@4. 65 Butter, nom
inal at S35004
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. s4.25@45o; Yellow
Mustard. nominal: Flaxseed. s3 Canary, 4H@
4Mc; AIfalfa 13c: Rape 1@3l1c; Timothy. 5@
Corn Seed S1s@2d e per It tom 80 ~ O'-
$2.50@275 per ctl.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

follows: Flour, 2oc higher; No. . spring wheat
7s@s4c; No. 3. 7s@s2c; No. red. 731a @73s {:
oats. 3sAc: No white. IS lAc; No 8 white. So
@359sc; No. rye 6s1s @64c; fair to choice
No. Northwestern. Sl.51: prime timothy = seed
$4.25; clover. contract grades, $13.40 short ribs.
sides Qoosel, $S.25@s.35: mess pork, per hbl
sides boxed: Ss-371s @s.5o; whisky, basis of
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Nov 22.-WHFAT-Club, Sac;
bluestem. &c: red 81c valley. 66c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Nov. 22-WHEAT-Nominal, un-
changed. Bluestem, Csc; club 66c; red 64c.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Rai.ins and Honey

FRUITS-Apricots, 15@16c per 10; Evapor-
121ac: Pears. 9@1215c; Figs, White. s5bG
&c; do. Black lac 81 @akc; Prunes; Sc. 4-size
RAIsINs-Seeded sL4 a9Ac; Loose Muscatels.
&c. 61a@6s4c aud 7c for 2 and crown. re-
spective1y. Seedless Sultanas. 615c thompson
Seedless. 63tc for unbleached: London Layers g.
crown. S1.T5: London Layers. 2-crown. 81. .65.
NUTS-Almonds. NonPareils, 1713@1shc; !
13hMl4I5c: Languedocs, 13114c; hardshelI. 0
MlOc Walnuts jobbing prices-Soft-sheIl Is
d16c for No l and 12G13c for No. q hard
shell, lac for No. l and lie for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts 1914 614c per lb.
HONEY-1601Tc per lb for bright comb and
water white and 516@6c for amber.
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Flour and Fartnaceou. Good.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. s465M
SO, usual terms; Bakers Extras, S4.4oQ4. 70:
Superhne. So. go; Oregon ands Washing ton,
$35004 per barrel
FARINACEoUS GOoDs-Prices in packages
are as follows; Graham Flour. s8.25 per 100
Flour IS, Corn Meal, sa75; extra Cream cream do do
s. %; oat Meal $4. So@4. 70; oat Groats, 81 IS;
Heominy, sS7594: Buckwheat Flour. $4,000
Whole Wheat Flour, So. 30; Rolled Oats bbIs
Sl@s; in sacks. s65o@7 ,5o; Rolled Wheat
Split Peas boxes. $3.50; Green Peas $3.50 per
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Northern Busines.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 22.-Clearings, 1.e1s.-
643; balances. S456. .Ts4.
ances. Ss6. .101
sPoKANE. Nov. % 22-clearings. 5000, 721; bal
ances. $50. .o97.
PORTLAND. Nov 22.--clearings. s1.7so. o4e;
balances, S491, ,6S6.
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condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Today's statement @
of the Treasury balances in the genera az 7e
shows. Available cash balance SIG; 81 toe'
gold coin and bullion, s11e s56,51s; gold certin-
"a tes S57. .46S. $50.
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Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO Nov. 22.--On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was strong :
creameries 2O42ec: dairies, 24@25c; eggs
firm: at mark, cases included. 22@26c: frsfs
pic: prime firsts, 30c extras &c; cheese
steady. 13Ml3Sic
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Mixed " sed and butchers s6@6, ,421a; good heavy
y, 40; rough heavy, s595@6.10; light. So
e o.:4o' pigs, S5.60@61os bulk OF sales, So-loW
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; market strong.
Sheep, $3.I5 90; lambs, $460@1.65.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
s.. I4ouis Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2-WooL-Steady: medium
grades combing and clothing. 23@27c: light fine.
1s@21c; heavy fine, 14@16c; tub-washed, SEQ
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chfcux0

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-CATTLE-Receipt
$500: market strong. Beeves. S4m140: cows
and heifers, SI75M5.20. stocks and feeders
81. .406l4 30. Texans. S3.75m460: westerners
SIS. .9016 10; calves, So a So
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Receipt. OF Produee

more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order taken
for less than Is barrels or its equivalent
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Ponltry and Gnme

Chile and S1.2511 so for Bell; Marrowfat and
Hubbard Squash, SI0@15 per ton.
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Provisions

CURED MEATs-Bacon. 141sc per ID for
heavy, 14kc for light medium. Ice for light
1916 for extra light and 2o@21e for sugar-cured
Dry Salt Sides, 131ac; Bellies lie; Eastern
Sugar Cured Hams. 1f15@1sc: California Hams.
161a @17c; Mess Beef. SO per. bbl; extra Mess
$3.50; Family. $40; Prime Ness Pork. s16.5o;
Feet S5; Smoked Beef. 14c per lb.
LARD-Tiefces quoted at Sc for California
compound, Size for Eastern compound and 12c
for pure; half-barrels. pure, 12Ac; 1o-lb tins
12%c 5-lb tins. 12Nc; Bib tins. 13c
C0TTOLENE-One half-barrel, 9Zc; three
half barrels, 99sc; tierce. csc; two tierces
9ss five tierces 9Ac
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Morning Session
stock and on Excha-x.
Mining stocks
COMSTOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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~ Iondon E, CLOSING Stocks


The rate Of discount in the open market Tor
short bills is 6 per cent and for three months
bills is 55kM6 per cent
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, Nov. 22-1O:3o a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. AS
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Lonely and Ambitious.

II
Some years before Mr. Yerkes
died Mrs. Yerkes met Wilson Miner
He appealed TO the lonely woman
who had seen the husband OF many
years drawn away from her by an
other of far less attainments and
beauty Miner was apparently at
tracted 20 the stylish Mrs. Yerkes
and they became very good friends.
He told her his ambitions, and she
conided TO him her sorrows and
wrongs. IL was natural that such n
sympathetic friendship should ripen
into love. IL did. and Wilson Mlzner
became jealous sultor. pleading
with Mrs. Yerkes 90 allow her hus-
band TO have the divorce. that he
might make her his wife. Mrs.
Miner says she was deceived COM
pletely by the young adventurer.
When in her company he would al
ways paid his end OF the score. lie
made frequent trips west. telling her
he was looking after his mines.
Miner always talked and acted as
II he we're a man of wealth and
business ability.
Mrs. Miner never questioned HIS
statements or his sincerity. She
never asked her friends for the
truth. No one dared or cared TO
tell her OF the career OF this adyen-
turer. II Is not dihicult TO under
stand the position in which Mrs
Yerkes was placed when she wcs
suddenly widowed. The man had
been attentive so long when there
was little hope. Now he demanded
return OF his sacrifices. She had
no thought but that the haste with
which he urged the wedding was
borne OF love. That this reputed
sturdy young mining engineer could
have mercenary motives never oc-
CURED 10 her. She believed herself
loved for herself alone just as any
good woman would have believed un-
der the circumstances. How humili-
atIng the discovery that II was not
herself but vulgar money that Mir-
ner loved.
Confessed Fortune Hunter.
Urged beyond her strength she
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"in the bishops Carriage.

"In the Bishops Carriage" which
IS announced as the attraction az the
Grand opera house for Friday night
is one OF the dramatic successes OF
the present season. The play Is re-
freshing because II departs widely
from the conventional lines, having
a distinctive character all It's own.
The company Is most capable one
and the play is richly mounted.
Liebler a Co. whose many remark
able productions such as "The Van
derbllt Cup" THE SQuaw Man." and
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
are well known. direct the tour.
"In the Bishops Carriage" Will
be presented at the Salem Grand
opera house, Friday, November 2.
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important Stand
FavOring Temperance
The Oldest Temperance Organization in
the United States FavOrs Beer and
Wine and the Canteen

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 29.-Tre-
mendous interest has been excited in
temperance circles by the adoption
OF the sale OF beer and light wines
in the army canteens by Advance
Tent, Independent order OF Rechab-
ties OF this city. The Rechabites COM
posed the oldest temperance organi-
cation in the world and has thou
sands OF members, mostly reformed
drunkards, many of whom served in
the army. After a red hot discus
sion of the question, participated in
by nearly all the members, the Tent,
by an almost unanimous vote, put
itself on record as believing that the
sale OF beer. with It's small percent
age OF alcohol. and light wines,
would result In a big decrease OF
drunkenness among the soldiers of
the army. The view was also ex-
pressed by many of the members that
II the laws OF the country should dis
criminate strongly in favor of beer
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stole Albert's BIKE.

Albert Tozier has bum luck with
his wheels. During the past six
months two good bicycles were stolen
from him at the state house. Mr.,
Tozier dotes on wheeling and a
happy idea struck him. lie went 10
a second hand shop and purchased a
woman's wheel. thinking there would
be no bike thief in skirts and that
a man could not ride a wheel OF a
female brand. His new purchase
was somewhat awkward TO ride but
with a daily stunt az practice he
found he could spin along all right
and was becoming greatly attached
20 HIS latest bicycle. when II too was
stolen from him night before last
Albert IL walEing now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"AIake Salem Good Home
Market"
sALEsi MARKET.
steiner's Market.

HtcInrF's hIlFket.
Dealers IN fish. game and poultry.
Highest cash price paid Tor eggs.
Prompt delivery. State street.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-31
steel Expenditures Heavy.

New York, Oct. s1.-New con-
struction works OF the United Steel
corporation this year. up to the pres
ent. have cost s5.OOO.OOO. or about
the same as 1905. This sum does
not include the money spent on Gary
Indiana. the new town founded by
the steel corporation, a short dis
tance south OF Chicago. II is esti-
mated that 5000. 900 has been ex-
pended in this already. Before the
close OF this year the steel corpora
tion will have completed IT'S plans
for the extension work OF 1907 but
Il is estimated that new eonstruc-
tion works next year. including that
on the plant at Gary. will reach
sac. 200. 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-31
Cures Winter Cough.

]. Il. Cover. 1Ol n. Main ST., otta-
wa. Kan. writes; Every fall II has
been my wife's trouble to catch a
severe cold. and therefore 70 cough
all winter long. Last fall got her
bottle OF Horehound Syrup. She
used Il and has been able to sleep
soundly all night long. Whenever
the cough troubles her. two or three
doses stops the cough. and she Is
able TO be NJ and we'll" 25c. soc
and 800.
Sold by d. ]. Fry's drug store.