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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 0, W. IV 18 SAFE IN VENEZUELA. TODAY'S MARKETS Much Better Tone Is Expected to Rule in Sheep Market Here on Account of Very Low Supplies Eastern Market Holds Steady. in PRUNES ONE AND IHREEPTER$ Puunt Rum Price Does Not Reach Two Cents Eastern Markets Want Spot Goods. RANCH EGGS ARE VERY FIRM AT TOP FIGURE Receipts Are Rather Small and East ern Stock la Steadier-Poultry Market Better Shape but Un changed. principal market featam today: Prunes on lc hls ben Potato market down aga. Hrery real hurting ,n' demand. Very food tone la poultry. Bags an firm at SSHc. Car sacked swret potatoes In. ' Apple msrkst Is rather slaw. Doings In hep market. Wheat Is oulet but holding Its own. Mors oriental flour inquiries. Prases on Oae sad Tars Oaartera Cent Basis. The sross msrkst Is holding rather firm with packer 'buying on le baata. Most of the .Sctoare nl reported at this figure, bat seme are leas 8 per cent. The market In the east to Terr firm for soot goods and there are no L goode to be bad there St tbe moment, ft mil be some time before, shipments from here cm, reach Mew Verk. sad tbe trsde here eg nerts the msrkel to esse up ensalderebli hr that time on .ecount of tbe lerger errlvsto. Howsrer. all are looking for good prune prion tits sasssir Prases are aew being deUvered to tbe local dealers, and ia boxes of B.aouBus they sre selling at Be a4 Sc s pound. There are practically no eld prunes In tbe market anil this wares tbe aew crop with a clear field. Sesteta buyers are rstber stow In waking psr rauum. at the moment on scant of the lieavy eon tracts wade early at materially www fig "' Potato Market Down Ageto. Ooo eels of old poUtosa was reported by a grower at 11.0 to s shipper at a country point Iwrwa fas seat 84 houra. Bewevar, tbe trade to pretty weU scared sad no ether purchases arc reported Bayers say that they csnnot afford to pay these prices ea account oftbs larger receipts tn the south, sad for best gooda ttw trade today la offering 80e and ft. with few at the Isttst Agere. Nothing doing to anions, not offerings are vary beery with lew acceptances. Saws Asa Plrm at Tep Mess. Btogs are qwated very firm along Front street teday. Berelpts of local ranch atock sre eery amall QoaUty la poor on most of these, but good stock will sen resdlly elong the street today at S3 He. BssWrn eggs are showlag a disposition to strengthen In this market on ac count of higher prices quoted la tbe east. Dtir hag the wag sales of assises ere pa ported with a range of Mc sad s doaen. Poultry W eery firm with receipts quite small. Prices remain within the range quoted by The - hatter continues quite stow atoag Front street with prices st old figures. More Oriental Fleer Inquiries. Inquiries for flour from Chun are showing mm increase end reverel small transsctloaa were laawlad closed todsy by local and outatda eehere. Iweal flour M quoted 1 g firm tee Ssarj and prices unehunged Loeal wheat r a rose are holding steady, but ik. ..ihw fta rahhsr ssxlet. MUlfeede reassta fh-m but unchanged. Still a ehortege of product. Doing la Hep Market, During the past 14 beers a number of ssles of ranee shlnolnx boss were reported sold the west side. Klaber, Wolf A Bettor and Canalcbasl wen the buyers, all tranaactkms bring for export Neither buyer seems wining to gin the name of grower or price paid for their purchases, It la understood, howsrer, that several lets wen sold at 18. It It also said that Oannlckael bought a number of lots at lie and Ue. Brief Hotea at ths Trade. Tills slssil reel W coming rstber feat to mar hot gad these an selling st lower prices 8ms 11 shws of faaey quality still finding a demand at former figures. Dressed bogs an firm, al though receipt an a trifle better. Demand The first car of nrked sweet potatoes arrived kt from the south during the past 24 sew Backs wiling at le snd anted at 2Vic a pound. Apples an asllwg rather stow ea account of wach larger receipts. Produce msrkets sre rsther quiet wtth trade quite good. The trade pan the following DTtess he Pn street. Prices paid sMppsra an ton ngalar Orals, Hoar aad Teed. GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, e buying pries; aslTlng. 8a8ac. WHEAT -New cJub. 64c: red Russian. 6le; banes tcm, ate- Taller. 67c. BARLEY New seed, 121.00; rolled. $22.50; brew 1 nr. $2200. CORN Wl, .le. $27.00; cracked. $38 00 per gTB 11.88 per cwt. OATS New Producers priceNo. 1 whits. SBjOO; gray. 123.00 FIX) i P. Ea at ern Oregon pstents. $8 00: J5. 40; atrslgnu, as so export. g3.oe; ralley. I grshsm. hi: $!.; whole whnt, $3.78; rye. gDS, sa.nil; oales, SZ 70. MlLlTtirFB Bran, $15.80 per gnnts. .uu, anorta. iimutry, glT.OO; city, glO'iO; chop, $16.00421.00. HAT Producers' price Timothy, Willamette vaUey. fancr. $ll.ooii2.nn: ordinary. $0,000 10.00: eastern Oregon. $16.00(110.00; wlxsd. flO.00aM.80; clover, $740; pain. $7.0088.60; cheat. $7 CO Butter. Zggs aad Poultry . , BUTTER FAT I. o. b. Portland Sweet Maw. a31c; sour. Mazac. Rl.TTEM Cltj errswery, 0ag2Hc; outlde . Macy. 27VkS2Uc; ordinary, 2THc; stars. 14H0 18c P.(m; No I freab Oregon, camllcd, 3a BHc: uacandled, :toff,ic; local and esstern storage, 20atTVse. jCHKESK New Full cream flsto. ltaUHc; Toons America, lOfllSHr irvubini saiieu cnicrens. 1114c ner lb- fsni-i lSHaikc per lb; roosters, old. 10c lb: fry ei , isc per in: tirollera 1.1c tier swat, sjrs-sj uu s- J T inyi in , rx'TIIlg UlrTII, Iti'tjC It for aid: dressed. 20c Ht; squsbs, $2 OOaa.OO par dss plgeeas, $2 00 per doa. old duck 12Vc per lb; spring dnrke. 12Hc Hope. Weal aad Bides. aursien crop, cnoice, 1., (JKlc: prln ehotce. 18c; medium tn prime, 1841 1414c; rims to !' vTOOL 1800 clip-Valley. 2oat8c; esstern Ongon. 20c. MOHAIR New. nominal gllEBPSgrNg Shearing . lnfj Jry ,tch wml. . SSeeOc. medium wool, 80esT8c long wool T6ca$l.oo sack. short esch; TALLOW-Prlme, per lb, $H4c; No. I snd nTTl lABBc-dc. JUDK lrr No I. 1ft lb. ,e p ,BHO ITHc Per lb; dry kip. No. 1. 8 to 18 lbs, licl dry cslf. No. 1, under S lbs. 18c- asltrd hlrfra terra aonnd. 60 lbs snd over, log 11c cows He; , ,nd buMa aound. aTe; kip. If to SO lbs, 0c; calf, sound, under 13 lbs Mr' green, unssltsd. Ic toss; culls, lc per lb lea); arai hides, salted, each. $1.23ei.T6: drr, each. BSai-80; nit hides. r.fflSoc; goat sklnsj HMSbss. esch. loaiBc; Angora, esch. IBcO Fnlts aad Vegetables. POTATOSJS Baflag price, faucj. 00rO$i 00: rdttsry. OosjrSe; tobhlst price. $1 00 per cwt aw wis. ic. g,a"'s3-ftf r.'""'. '': e T' ' a f" ei aaripr. eaxvc l-er lb uiuvaraoo per eua; rssry. st.imi per Baa.;, ''we. Mexlnn. II 20 per 100; aliiaw. gtoX"ZT& .eCrvT afigsUTw jUaTraT si'.cnevri.f, aae hast: ksfli as daw. VKilKTABIJW-Turnips, new. $1 00 per sack: ti in. $1 Sr sack; kweta. II 50 per nek; iiBngadM. Jg per dos.cabnsge nr. EiPtgP arttnC-4 HOP CONSIGNMENTS ARE BEING SOUGHT BY TRADE Spirited attempts sre Dam made by various dealers, among them one from California, to secure Oregon hops on-'conslgn-ment again this season. In view of the fact that their returns on last year's consignments were not satisfactory growers say they intend to keep both eyes open thla season. The mar ket In both London and Ger many is reported quiet though steady today. Mr dos; squeak. TSrCjIl.OO St. 10 Mr dos hunches; cu box: raw plant. laiwtsii aftc net tlery, MoiuuOx- per dot: green corn. 11.80 urt; summer aquaah, roragi.oo per Box eggplsut. i 78 urr erste; pumpkins, le: cren berrlos. local. ss.soj cap Uou. tM.jO4J0.GO per bbl DKIKD PRl'ITS, -Applre, erspersted. 8Hj7e per ir id; aprimrr, ihranK- per id; peecnee. SasUMc per lb: sacks. Uc ner lb lees: prunes. .wi to so. .wile: 4c drop mi each I 10 smaller sins: rlsa. California black. Stgewc per lb; i aurornia none, ucjotc per in; osfes, Tic per lb; fsrde. Il.e0e31.50 per 18-1 Oreesries, Bute, Bus. StlOAB All reSnerlre Cube, 88. TO: pww. drred. B.S3, fruit, granulated. 88.88; dry Canulated. 1.1. 46: conf. A. 16.46; axtra '. JD; golden C, 84.06: D. renew, i486: bbls. 10c; H bbls, c; boxes, 60c advance on sack basis. (Above prices an SO days net cssh quota tions.) HONEY g.1.80 per cnte. COFTBB Package braada. tl3.23ejlK.78. SALT t'osrac Half ground. 100s. SS.OO 'per too: 80s. 88.60; table, dairy. GDs. $13.00; 100s. 112 H; balea, l.6; Imported Liverpool. 80s, 117 is): lutis. 116.80; 214a. $16.00: extra flne. bbls. 2s. 8s. 10s, a4.hoeU.50; ijrerpool lump wl. llt.M per ttw: 80-lb rock, 100; loos. te.oo. I Above prices apply to as lee of lew tbaa car lota, car lota at special prices subject to Olictuatlons ) HU E Imperial Japan. No. 1. 6c; Mo. 2, SW.IVtc; New Orleans heed. 7c; AJaa. Be; Creole. 8 tie. BEANS 8msll white. 88.80: large white, S:.; pink. 3.e0; bayou, la. 75; Llmas, 94.80; exlcsn reds. 4c. NT Th Psenuta , Jumbo. 8c per lb; Virginia. SUSHcner lb; roasted. 848VjC per lb; Jape nest, SfJtHc; rossted. TttT'ec per lb; cocoa nuts, SeCfVOc per dos: walneta. l.'.fllBHc per lb; plnsnuts, 10J12Sc per lb; hickory nuts, 10c per lb; chestnuts, esstern. IB lee per lb; Brash nots. 16 per lb; filberts, HeJlBc per lb; fancy pecs as. 18c: almonds. lsttfJlSc. Meats, Fish aad Provlalona. FBBBJj MEATS Front Street Hogs, fancy. TtttMe per lb; veal, extn. 8c per lb; ordinary, SQT per lb: poor, dvSc per lb; mu SOftec per lb; lambs. StJBc. HAMS. BACON. ETC. Portland 1 7c per lb; poor, sOftc per lb; mutton, fancy, nack ttocal) 16 He per lb: breakfast bacon. UUjlle per lb: picnics. UM4e per lb: cottage, lOUe in; regular short clears, unsmoked. 11 He per Hi; amok ad, 12c par B; clear hacka. unswoked. 12c per lb; smoked. 12c per lb; Union butts. 10 to IS lbs. unsmoked. 8c per lb; smoked. Sc pw lb; clear bellies, unsmoked. 14c per lb; smoked. 18c per Tb; shoulders. tfHe per lb; pickled tongun. $0.00 quarter bbl LOCAL LABD Kettle leaf. 10s, ic per lb, 6s, lSVc per lb; 60-lb Una, 12fcc per lb; ateam rendered. 10a. Uc per lb: 8a. tle per lb; eompoand. 10s, Sue. CANNED bALhffrN ColumbU rlnr, l ib tails. fl.HO: 2-lb taint. $2.78: fancy. I lb fists, 11.00; '-lb fancy Oats, 61.18: fancy 1-lb ovals. 82.78; Alaaka tails, pink' SntjBOc; red. $1.80; nominal 2s, tall. $200. FISH Rock end. Tc per lb: SuWjIiis. 6c per lb; halibut. 6Vic per lb: crabs. $1 ooai.80 par dos: strlpsd base. UHe per lb; cst.h. tc gar lb; salmon. Columbia rlnr chlnook. Tc; ellver slde, 0c; ateelheed. 7c per lb; herring. 0c per lb: antes ac nee lb: ahrlmna. Me aer lb: perch. 8c per lb; black Cod. 7c per TO; towejod. 7c per lb; silver smelt, oc per id; wasten, ibc w 1 10; rresn macaerei, ec per 10; crawnsn. per dos; sbsd, tc per lb; aturgenu, 10c per black bass. 20e per Th. OYSTERS ghoelwater hay. per gal. $2.28; per 110-th eack. $4.00: Olywpla. per gallon. $2 26; per 118-lb uck. $8.00. CLAMS Hardshell, par Sea, $3.00; raaor clams, $2.00 per bos. Palat, Oeal Oil. Bus. ROPE Purs MaatU. 144f; atandard. l$Ue; 11c COAL OIL Pearl w Astral Cases 18"ic per fat: water white, Iron bbls 14c per fa I. who dsn Tc per gsl; headlight. 170-deg. csaea tlVbe per gal. OA80UB$ 24Hc per gal. Iron bbls ISc per gal. BBMZ1NB dl dag, bbls ltUc per sal. TURPENTINE la 28c per gal. Iron Stg ger gal, wooden bbla, 88c per gsl. WHITB LEA AD Ton tots. TKe per lb; BOO-B) toW. Sc J 8c ner lb: ton tow. ttte per lb. WIRE NAILS Prewat basis at $2.88 LINSEED OIL Pan rsw. In 8-bhl lots. 50c; 1 bbl lot, 88c; cans. SSe per gal; geanlaa kettle-boiled, urn. 00c per gal; B-bbl Iota. 84c : 1-bbl tot, 85c per gal: ground cake, car lota, $20.00 par ton; ten than car lots, $80.00 per HOGS AND SHEEP ARE 25 CEHTS ADVANCED Higher Pricee In Local Livestock Caused by Small Receipts and a Better Call. Portia ad I'ntoa Stackyards. Oct. 20. Ltve- stock receipts: Hoes. Cattle 60 Sheep Today Week ago 74 Month ago 224 to Year ago 100 Great strength In the Urntock market during tbe pest few days caused a rise of 25c In hngs snd tbe ssme amount In both mixed aheep and lambs today, cattle an nrm out no higher. Unaeiai livestock pnen: Bogs Beet eastern Oregon, $6.0010.76; block - s and Chins fata, Sa.Sft0.80. Cattle Best eastern Oregon ateera. $.T50i?) $.78; beet cows aad heifers. $2.50422.78; Mock ers snd feeders. $2.TBO8.00; bulls. $1.80. Kheep Mixed, 404c; lambs. 5iU0He EASTERN CATTLE DULL Chicago Market Shows Blow Others sag Bta0y Cblcsgo. Oct 20, Llreatock receipts Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. 2.500 Chicago 11.000 2. ooo Kiuuasa Cltr 8.000 600 Oawba 8,000 800 .... Hoars Steady with 4.000 left over from Srsterdsr. Receipts a year ago were 18,000. Used, I6O04J6.60: good. $.80(.4SH ; rottgh. Witts. IS; light, ge UltjOM. Cattle tmii. Sheep Steady. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Oct. 20. Government bond: Date. Bid. Aak Two, registered Opt. 104 1044 104 10844 do coupon t'pt 104 1IKIU lOoU 102 102 ISO 111 110 100 Thren, registered Opt. do coupon Opt. Small boada Ponrs. registered 1 007 as conpoa 1007 Fours, registered 1925 do OWBOS 1028 District of CMorabto .... IBS Philippine lelands 104 1 si 4 BXW T0BK C0TT0M MARKET. New York. Oct. 20. Orttoe forarn unchanged to 1 point dowa. Offlclsl nnotstlons by uvorbeek, Starr tJnoke company Open. . 1084 : iosi Rlfh. Low. Oct 20. Oct.lt. 104 1084 1081 1080 lOSt 10St 1108 1084 IOM I0M 1088 1080 1080 lOtS not iisi nil aid not ion lioe lion ino lotr mo mi lOTt 108S- 1077 1078 1078 1088 1077 10TT 1178 1102 1(172 1071 January Februarj March . . S April December 1058 PORTLAND BAJIX ITATXMEBT. Clmrlnge today... . Clearings year ago. .8SI8.tSt.T8 . STB, 180 71 I ton today....... .9 16.2tt.0S WHEAJ PRICE IS DECLINED Chicago Unable to Hold at Any Time of the Day and All Val ues Are Quoted Off. FOREIGN CABLES TELL OF A SHARP BREAK At the Close Chicago It Three Eighths to Five Eighths Cent Lower Liverpool a Half Down at End of the Seaaion. RELATIVE WHEAT VALUES. Iecnibr Mar Jury Ohleaca. Oct. 20. The wheat market waa sold right from the start of today's session Cables wen weak with lower prlcea named all sround. Tbe close st Liverpool was about Nil tower than Friday. This market was not able to bold lie own at sny time during tbe session The close was c off lor the December, ac for the May aad for the July. Tbe market closed around lew lento for the dev. Official auotatlona br llrerheek. Starr A Cooke company: WHEAT. Open. High. I Oct. 20. Oct. 10. lws. 1005. $ .TSB $ T8HA $ .0014 f .86 .77,A .HUB 0O .8714 T7 TtR .ooff .882 Lew. Hon T8 TSB P TT 42 42B St BSUB Mar TNU 7KU July TT 7T CORN. 42 May Stt 3i July December Mar OATS. J i MBB8 PORK. .1800 1300 .1872 18T8 LARD. :Hi sss . Itt 882 SHOBT BIBS. May .... 1SRO 1872 080 820 8S2A R2TB 740 TOO Jsnusry . 18T0 October January May ... January T48 TOO 746 T02 way . .. LIVERPOOL OB-AIM 'JrarpooL Oct. SO. -Official prion: WHEAT. est. so. Oct. it. Low. d March SKd CORN. December ss 4d 4s 4S,d ss 6 4s id January . FBIMABT 01ATI MOVEMXBT. bushels Wheat. Chicago, Oct. to. Oask wheat: t nd veS.'. Uf- J?I?Hc: No. 2 hard. fie; No. - op ugiu, 1 ewT S northern. Tuajsie; No. 8 TgfJBlc. PORTLAND STOCK MARKET Association. . eeiea i oa lorn Portland atock exchange wen 1.000 Shan, oallaher Mining it lV .ad JO ornrtaiJce."-" " WW ' BANK STOCKS. Bsnk of California Aak. 170 ISO 120 100 Merchants' National Oreron Trust at Bsel Portland Treat Co. . Muen Lumber tn.i 1'nlted Ststn National MINIMS Nleols Coal British Columbia Aaul. International Coal Ch leaps. Oat XH Primary receipts: Tatar Tear ago X 1,008.000 1.144000 hlprawtV: " 7 000 wbMt 878.000 478,000 torn 612 000 Oil 000 Total elesrsnen: Wheat . Z, mne a. ...... . ... 200 STOCKS. 04 ::::::::: 2 :::::::; 1 ::::::::: :::::::::fS . 0114 ......... 11 seseeeeo 06 '.'..'.V.'.'.'. oi ::::::::: :6i oo or 28 J 70 OS 12 oott at 04H 04 06 w 02 ti it 1.80 38 t-scmc Metal Bx Alaaka Petroleum Auaaa rToneer standard Can Snowshoe Len crnk Hold Tscoma StMl Oslln Con s Usllshsr voidest Bole Cos Bullfrar Terrible Oolccoda North Falrvtow Le Roy Hiawatha Casradla 28 Lucky Bor Heels Rambler Cariboo Dixie Meadows Onst Northern .. 08 ..1.23 .. 80 08 Mountain View Blue River (Mid 10 8 50 .' 08 Oarvln Cyanide Alameda Ooo. Butb Consolidated .... 10.1 1.6 oo IS MtSCKLLANBOtnj syrtocKg Campbsll's Oss Burner. . I'nlon OH Associated oil Alaaka Packer' Psclflc Btstes Telephone Home Telephone Paget Sound Telephone. . Oregon Life Insurance Cement Product ....... s 200 88 88 80 1000 BO ISO 101 10 10114 eJl ... J. C. Le Co O. . A N. By. 4a Ysqulna Bay Telephone Oo S!-;ar STOCKS. Plawallas Commercial Honokn llutclilnon MakawsH .......1 Onftmn J. I nlon tut m IU a TORK BAJTK STATFJIElfT New Turk. Oct. SO. Bsnk statement Decrease Reaern , Reeerve. leas W. Ioans Sped Legale I 8.838,430 . T.T88,4T8 .16. TOO, TOO X. 1 18.800 1.818.800 Deposit 11,580.600 Circulation 818,000 Increase Hew Tech London Silver. New Tore. Oct. St. Bar silver. 70s. Leu oa, 32d. Raw Terk Cask Coffee. New York. Oct. SO Cash coffee: Be. T Rio, "a" . a,, v. nanioa, rac Liverpool Oettoa atarket. Liverpool. Oct. 20. Cotton futures closed II te 11 points down; middling. SO polnta lower. Shad for tha The palmist, regarding tha young man's hand mora closely, looked very grave. "Ala,- she aaJd. "an enemy will croaa your path." But at this new, Joy. rsther than terror, illumined the face of th youth, and a fierce light shone In bta mytm. "If ho doew I'll -got Mm sure," ho mut tared, and taking up hla wind-mask and his coat of pony-skin, ha turned out to GREAT SLUMP STOCK MARKET New York Prices Are Beaten Down Considerably During the Session of Today. LONDON LIQUIDATION THE PRINCIPAL CAUSE Reading Common Down Nearly Seven Points, While Anaconda Copper Loses Ten Quarter Points All Values Lower. " NET LOSSES Amalramated .... t I illssourl PsclSe.. Lead. ... tar a rouiioarv .. l National cotton till Locomotive .... 1W!L T. Central 8 i Ontario Western Sugar Smeller '. . . Norfolk Northern I'acltc. . Hscldc Mall .... Anaconda Woolen .... rennaylranla Atchlnn . . nesii 'I (las ...... U 8 Steel Car.. 2 i'acioc.l'. I -Btiltlmon . Treaacd Brooklya . . Canadtaa Resdlna Taxga A I'aclOc Central eLa U. 8. Rtibtier H.i,.lhll, Htecl Oml Western, It. Psul r. st n. w Republic Steel, pfd m R.M-k Inland 'hrespeske I'olnrsdo Fuel . . . Colorado South Erie Illinois Central... Loulevllle 81 Rock Island, pfd . I Southern Pacltc... Soutkrrn. Railway. I'nlon PaclOc B, 8. Steel U. S. Steel, pfd.. s 1 Haty i The New York stock market waa aarv heartah today with several points lost by tbe general llat on liquidation. One of tbe urgeet Indi vidual lueses was by Canadian ParlKc. which dropped 614 points. St. Paul lost IV polnta and Smelter common 414 points. Anaconda Copper declined 10 quarter points, while Amel ga mated lost t fall points Reading common wsa the largnt Inear, suffering to the extent of 6S4 polnis. Higher moaey In London tbe cause. OfOclsl quotations by Orerbeck. Stsrr at Cooke company x f IPT10R. Awal. Copper Co AW. Car A Pouad.. coo. do preferred Am. Cotton Oil, cow... Am. Locomotive, com.. Aw. Sugar, cow) Aw. Smelt., corn do ore f erred 11181181, llltiJUlV, sew es sa 4SS 188 I18S Anaconda Mining Co. . . Am. Woolen, com w at Atchison, com do preferred , Baltimore A Ohio, torn. do uref erred 100? nt neat si n TSH1 T8i 175 172' Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Canadian PadSc. com . . Central Leather, com... 8$ Chl. A Ot. West , com. Chi.. MIL A St. Psul Chl A Northwest., com. MS Drake A Ohio Colo. Fuel A Iron. com. 53 A 58 Goto. Sooth., com do 2d preferred do lat nraferiaj. Delaware Hudson kilO., eew do preferred Brie, com do Sd ptefwied do 1st preferred Illinois Central LoalsvlOe A Nsshrllto. Mexican Central By M K A T com . .. do preferred Distillers Mlnoarl Pacltc .. Nstlonal Lead New York Central N. Y Ont. A Watt.... Norfolk A Western, coo. do pt efw led North American Northern PaclSc. cow . . PadSc Mall Steam. Oa. Pennsylvania By P. a., l. a c. Co Pt 111 steel Oar, cow. do preferred Reading. COW Bep. Iron A Steel, cow. a preferred Bock Island, com do preferred II. L.iS. F.. Sd pfd. do 1st preferred St. U A 8 W , com do preferred Southern Pact 6c, caw... Sw 25 oo as ll iH 83 5 5 on prererrea Southern By., sow.. do preferred Tex a a A PaclSc T.. St. I. A W., ea do preferred Union PadSc, com . . do preferred U. S. Rubber com . . do preferred U. B. Steel Co., cow do preferred Wabash, com do preferred Western Union Tale. U'l.. ...... In fMl 183H 1834 180 iS5 M Virginia Chemical Total nlea for day. 1.048,400 aharn CLOTHESPIN Just the Right Shape to Hold th Clothes Firmly. Tha old-style clothespin haa been In use for a long time and has proven so satisfactory that a change would seam undealrablo. Nevertheless, an Improve ment haa been mads by two North Caro lina inventors, as will readily be aeen by referring to the Illustration. Those clothespins era made of galvanised Iron to prevent rusting and Injury to the clothes and are bent to form double jaws. These Jaw provide a strong cannot blip orr. olamp. which holds the clothe securely to the line, without possibility of tear ing or Injuring them. The old-style clothespins have a tendency to spring away from the line unless they are forced very hard against the line, which often tears garments of fine texture. It wtll be obvious that there la no danger of this hannanlna with tha alcthaWnl. :::::: Jfi w Stt '.'.III b3 ibag... ., ... ! 2 flfUf III riQ II 1 1 1 111 ' HI I nil J HI ,Wjm9tpmWmwBSM IIbBBBb ' Photograph on the l.ft is Manuel U. ,.,-1. .., ( f,m r..k. ce. hi. cwee. ds.eue i.h . wollUcie. t a.uuvea .nv. wwwa. dollars belonging to Ceballoa ft SCIENCE NOTES New Invention in Telephoning. A Mexican publication saya that the trrwmtlon of an apparatus to make waa simultaneously of the telegraph and tel ephone over tha name wire la receiving a practical test tn Mexico by the Mexi can Central Railway. It means also that long-dlatanoa telephoning, will be possible over the regular telegraph wires without Interfering with their use for telegraphic purposes, and thus ran ders available thousands of miles of telegraph wire already placed for tele phone purposes. Combination Hearse and Carriage Some of tbe undertakers in England have a combination hearse and coach with a strong, but i ordinary type of four-wheeled running gear- The front part of the vehicle la a hearse and the rear la a carriage with seats along the aide, providing; accommodation for about elarht nersons. a glass partition dividing the hearse in which the coffin is placed from the carriage. Thla combination haaree and carriage, with one pair of horse and one driver, can be rented at a low figure, and provldea an economi cal funeral. Where economy la not 1 neoeaalty. there would seem to be ap proprtatenesa In the Immediate charac ter of the attendance or tne panoearer. Wonderful Electric Lamp. A Paris newspaper hays that an Aus trian chemist has. after many veara hard work, aucceeded In constructing new electric lamp, which he calls tha Syrlus lamp. As Is well known. Incan descent gaslight la cheaper than electric light, because the filament wires of the latter are very expensive and the glase bulbs soon wear out. A new substitute for the glowthread la pro vided by forming out of common and cheap metals and metalloids colloids tn a olastlo mass, which can be handled like clay and which, when dry, becomes hard aa stone, out or this maaa very .thin wire threads sre then shaped, "which are of uniform thickness and of great homogeneity. Thee two charac terlatlca are of great value In the tech nics of Incandescent lamps. The Byrlua lamp hardly needs one quarter of the electric currant which tbe ordinary eleetrlo lamp with a fila ment wire requires. Experiments, It la aaaerted, bare shown that th lamp can burn for 1,600 hours at a atretch. An other advantage la that the lntenalty of the light of the new lamp always re mains the same, the lamp bnlba never becoming blackened, as la now the caae. A Balloon Railroad. A recent German Invention is n bal loon railroad. It consists of a station ary balloon, which Is fsstened to a elide running along a single ateel rail. The rail Is fsstened to the aide of a ateep mountain, which ordinary rail roads could not climb, except through deep cuts and tunnels. The balloon Is to float about 18 root over ground, and a heavy steel cable connects It with the rail. The conductor can at win make the balloon slid" up and down the side of the mountain. For going up the motive power Is furnished by hydrogen gas, while the descent Is caused by pres sure of water, which Is poured Into a large Unit At the upper end of the road. and which serves as ballast. Suspended from the baMoon is a circular oar, with SATBD BUS Lin. 3 "W. Davenport, Wlngo, Ky , writes, June 14, 1S02: J want to tell you I believe Ballard's Snow I.lnlmant eaved ray life. I was under the treatment of two doctor, and they told me one of my lungs waa entirely gone, and the other badly affected. I also had a lump on my side. I don't think that I could have lived over two month longer. I wss Induced by a friend to t y Balls rd s Snow Liniment. The first application gave me greet relief: two fifty-cent bottles cured me sound and welL ft is a wonderful medicine and I reeon OsO mmend Jt to suffering humanity." SUverira of Havana who has .rrived in Co., the New York bankers. room for teit pasaengera. The cable goes' from the bottom of the balloon through the center of the oar to a regulator of speed, which Is controlled by the conductor. The inventor of this railroad claims that hla patent will Strew .all incline eaWe roads out of ea I lstence. Vanadium in Pern. A syndicate of- capitalists haa taken steps to develop a large deposit of vana dium under a concession from the Pe ruvian government. Vanadium, which la a grnriah-whlte powder, melts at a very high temperature, and aa an alloy haa been Introduced in amall quantities In the manufacture of Iron and ateel, giving the finished metal remarkable strength, resistance and toughness to such degree a to make practical the manufacture of armor plate and projec tilee at one-half the customary weight and thickness, with greater sustaining qualities. Its scarcity heretofore haa prevented Its extended uee. With a larger aupply farther use are expected to be found for It in the chemical trade and elsewhere. KBUGER'S GQLD Thousands Spent in tbe Hunt Schemes for the Gullible. From Chambers' Journal. Since the late Boer war a new phase of treasure hunting haa been in vogue. Borne one started a rumor that ere hi departure from the Transvaal th late president had a quantity of bar gold, variously eetlmated at a value ranging from on to several millions, conveyed up country and burled. The atory re ceived so much credence that the British government at Pretoria haa pro vided special permits and police assist ance to various person who professed to be able to guide a search party to the biding place. The degree of gullibility that even ntelllgent and educated men can attain vhen excited by treasure mania waa amusingly Illustrated by a wall known instance. A young Boer from the dis trict supposed to contain the treasure called upon a doctor near Johannesburg nti told a strange story. He said that one night while riding to the farm of a relative he saw lights in a wooded kloof or gorge, and reconnol taring cautiously ne saw a party or men removing boxea from a wagon and burying them. Carefully noting the spot he got away unobserved and returned next day, when he unearthed a box. which on being broken open he found to contain bars of gold and quantities of Kruger sov ereign minted on one side only. In confirmation of the atory he produced three discs of gold which appeared to have been struck on one aide with an Imperfect dl. His -object In calling on the doctor wat to borrow SO pounds In order to procure a wagon and oxen to remove the treasure. He waa asked why he did not bring away the portable coin and thus make himself Independent of out ride financial aid. His explanation waa Ingenious. He feared to bring more, lent he might be found with them upon hlmr It I estimated that more than 10.000 pounds has been expended by- the vari ous search parties that have undertaken tbe search for the Kruger millions. A Badly Burned or boy, man or woman. Is qnlckly out of pain If Buckleti's A roles Salve Is ap plied promptly. f. J. Welch nf Tekon sha. Mich., says: "I use It tn my fam ily for cuts, sores and all skin Injuries, and find It perfect." Quickest pile cure known. Best healing salve made. Uo at Red Cross Pharmacy. HAVE YOU A FEW DOLLARS TO SPfcRE? Then read today : advertisement of the Oo. on page 7. IT WILL I INTEREST YOU. I dunlins' 'PHIS is Ridolfo of the Baglionl, like the angel of darkness in sinister beauty and lack of soul. I Mr. Egerton R. Williams, Jr., has ! written a wonderful romance of the redemption through love of this-ruthless war-lord- The I scenes are laid in Fifteenth Cen? tury Italy, and this novel will have few equals in power, interest, and literary distinction. RIDOLFO The Coming of the Da&n Four illustration in color by J. C. Leyendecker. $1.30 A. C. McCLURG ft CO., PUBLISHERS AT THE THEATRES. "Parsifal" Tonight and Tomorrow. Ths attrsetloa at the Halllg theatre. Four teenth aad Washington, streets, toulght and tomorrow night, will be Richard Wagner's grett mystic drama, "Parsifal." The doors of the ; TO,VtT TSLTal ' sudWuce Is most urgently reguntei! to be i i i. The-cumin wtll rbn at 7:4.1 Seats are SOW selling st the box office of the theatre for both alghts. Tickets for Runds; night's per formance way be bought any time tomorrow at the boa office. Remember the erly curtain. Louis James Coming to Heilig. The eminent trsgedlan snd actor. - lul James, will present Hhakespeare'a comedy, "Tha Merry Wires ot Windsor." at the Helllg theatie, Vuurteeutk ssd Wsahlngtos afreets, next Thai e day, PreSag aad Retards; nights. October IS, 88 and ST. with a special-price matinee Satur day. The adraen seat ssle will open next Tuesday morning. October SS, at the box office of the iheatrc. "Th College Widow" Monday. So manr people hen esse aad enjoyed "The College Widow" that It ht usually safe to ask tb first friend yoa meet. If for any reason you an not thoroughly posted yourself regarding the merits of this elererest of American retires. "Th College Widow" coawa to the Helllg on Mimday for an engagement of three nights and Wedneeday matinee. Seats are new wiling. Bex office win be opea nwwaw (Sunday) for the Mia of seat a. Fourteenth aad Washington streets. Last Time Tonight. Tonlgkt Is the last chance to en tbe Maker stock company In that delightful comedy, "LaCy Huntsworth'a Experiment." Tbht production hss proved to be very popttlsr during tbe week. I. Milan Lawrence and William DUIs capture the ores by their great work. Howard Bnssell Prsnces Sanson asks an Ideal pair of "Up York State." Beginning wttb tomorrow matinee and con tinuing all week, the Baker stock company will produce "t'p York State," a delightful pastaral wwdy la which the entire atnngth of the company will bt en. Special mechanical aad scenic effect hare been prepared. "Up York State" will be oa of the senses' s big bill. Seats new selling At Pantagn. Today and tomorrow for the aat tun the remarkable mechanical man at the Paatagse win be ahown. It to lb season' aswwttoa In nudevBto and no one should mlea It. Othsr feature are t) lell and Hart, the funniest team of all: Camlle de aaerrera. Spanish dancer: Preston slaters, dalntr ulnglng sketch, and many ethers. "Th Holy City" a Grand Play. Tomorrow afternoon "The Holy City" will open at the Rmplre. and ( tkte I th big read production that haa been tinning all orr the country thla season wltb neh succen. there to no doubt of Its reception In Portland. repeeUllv urn the reduced prion will prevail heth for erenlngs and niatlnere. There I Juit, one thing to My about "Tb Haty City" st the Empire all next week, and that le, secure your net hi sdvsncs. for there to ton to to big de mand. "Pete Peterson" Tonight The last performance of "Pat Ptrann" will he given at the Rmplre tonight at 1:18. Tee play ha gtvea Senegal ntlsfsettoa all week, and al tbe popular prlcea now In rogue st the nptown theatre, played to crowded houses. New fan, new play and new scenery every week n strong natures of the Umpire attractions, and this Is the very first thae then price ban ever prevailed for the road t tract ton. At th Lyric. The his t Inn and sight snow tomorrow will be the last per fee ins nee of "A Mother' Secret" t the Lyric. Bverpnae who hss witnessed thts stsrtltng emotional roraaan this week has Ptatosl th fkw work of the Irlc putyer and the Interesting plot of the play. It Is eonsM erad sa aa especially good performance fa trsry respect. At th Grand. - There are ealy few more performances of the sanllsst vaadevtlto program which ths Grand to giving. Tb last show will be to night. On tbe list sre Haa t'olek and loon-Use-loop eoerialtr. tb Berrr of European gymaaet. John Brrae. tha etorj teller: Marie LeClsra. the rocs I tat: Court. tight snd Let. entertainers: Margaret Newton, ia a tinging eketeh. tbe Illustrated ssrrg and picture. At th Star. Pari before the day of the revolution SI sssagees ta wee at the star by tb Allen of "The Two company. Tb ' scenes are thaw of "The Xras," orars a which stand sloes. The rem pan to giving ea of the moat sang I ante performances "The Two Orphans" has bad to Portland at popular prion. Tomorrow to the lew day. If you want to rent a house reed the classified columns under "Houses for me groat blue oa. j.'- , i . i rehown here. by Woodarfl. Clark Co. Rent. ' .