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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04
Latest railway Enterprise.

San Francisco, Dec. 4.-The San fran
cisco Terminal and Ferry company,
which recently secured an entrance IN
to Oakland and to the water front, ID
now preparing to build from stockton
70 Sacramento and through the Beck
with pass eastward, making Oakland
the terminus of transcontinental rail-
road. It is generally believed that tne
GOulds are interested.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04

How to Wash Eideraown Garments.
If you have a garment Of eiderdown
that requires washing, make suds Of
lukewarm water and the best laundry
soap. Put In the garment and wash
thoroughly, but do not rub soap on II,
~ that causes It to shrink in spots
The best eiderdown does not fade and
win bear frequent washing.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04

Peel the fruit. remove the eyes and
weigh. To each pound Of fruit allow
a half pound Of granulated sugar. Put
fruit and sugar in alternate layers in
. porcelain lined kettle and bring slow.
~ to the boil. Boil gently for ten min
utes, then pack the fruit in the cans;
Ill these with the boiling liquid and
seal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04

Youth CI0D1 FObt
Washington, Dec. 4.-The following
fourth class postmastsrs have been ap-
pointed:
Connecticut Chesterfield, Max kur'
laasik.
Massachusetts, Townsend Harbor, A
9. Josselyn.
Pennsylvania-Asaph, r. F. Gee; FL
n. j. h. Kuhns; Temple, r. NJ. Adams
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04

Deadly Explosion Aboard steamer.
San Francisco, Dec. "A disastrous
explosion has occurred on the steamer
Progresso Ten men have been taken
to the General Military hospital, and
it is thought several men have been
killed. The ship, which was being con-
verted into an oil burner, was burned.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04
Suicide Of n Stakeholder.

London, Dec. 4.-G. w. Eennett, a
small jobber in the Amerc.. ....:.ket,
has shot and killed himself with a re-
volver at his residence.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

NOW YORK, DEC. g.
Money on call strong at 61fa7 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 51sa6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at N.872s for de-
mand and at $4.S8825 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates, A.S4h and $sS. Commer-
cial bills, $4.82&a4.S3A. Bar silver, 47Ac
Mexican dollars, &C. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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1922 Goth, Ar, W. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
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rms SIS. $40, $3.50, SO
FLATS.
1871 Goth. Or. b, I'd d. so. 90
1I31 10th, LIST q, Or, b. 40. 90
1907 Pa av, Or, b. heat IS. 50
500 21st, 4r, b, mi. 80. 90
$50 10th, Ar, b, mi. 1880
FURNISHED.
lI35 P, 15r, sim ht.S175. 90
1915 10th, l4r, %. $50. 90
STORES.
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1889 32d, l'ge rm. 35. 90
S36 24th, 2r&sto, W, g.1S.00
STABLES.
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2S11 E, b, Ar. W, 8s, wr.12.50
l142 18th. SIS. wr.l.w.12.5U
1l6 10th, b, 3s, VIZ, /, ". 1000
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729 10th. 11r, 3b, mi. $3.50
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1882 T, 11r, b, eel, mi 40. so
214S +, Or, b, eel, mi 81 so
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S17-2S19 Pa av. Or,
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209 Z, sr. w......16.0O
@07 K. Or, ". 1880
* Defrees, Or, b, mi. 1880
l116 sd. 5r, w.,..l5.30
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PROPOSALS,

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an p% T & NAY at %
TENTH, 1902 and then opened for the Mechan-
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sary Piping. Engines, Condensers, Heaters and
their accessories, and all necessary Foundations and
Switchboard, with all necessary instruments and
connections mounted thereon. and Conduits and
board. Blank FORMS with specifications for pro-
posas and further Information desired viii be fgs
MEREDITH. Director Of Bureau ap15.17,1e
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, WASH:
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SIXTH, 1902, for furnishing and delivering sixteen
Draft Horses at G or other fail
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EOH REM
NV, 9lS Pa av Or NV 1929 Chester ar O 40
b, per annum 81, loo. 90 SW 3le Cap Tor 10 Is 30
NV, 1909 9th lar % IS 80 SW sI5 Md ay ar h IL 10
NV. 2027 ]. lot, Oh. coo SW col M Sr ia 30
NV, lilo U. 11r, b. IS 90 Sw SO9 NJ 4r IO 40
en- IaSS =, Ut, b. 5000 SW, 800 ID, 81. 10 90
Nv 49, "A l0r. 40 90 SW. 1918 Union, Or. @. 80
nv, iiSS00 ", lOr, b. 90 SW, 427 sth, 3r. 900
NM, I'LL H. Or, b. $3.50 NE, ll0l Fla av Sr b27 90
M aSS5 Gore Or b. $3.50 NE, AZ Myrtle, 8r b. IS AZ
NV, 82I3 q, 7r, b. .S5 90 Sc. al Ca ayl 7p ia 90
NV, 14l6 18th, Or b. 80 IS Sc llOa 9th sr 10 50
NV. 1912 9th, 7r. .1o 90 SE Sl4 r-r SlS A 200
NV, 1901 Erie, 5r. .l2.OO Sc. 81 8 @ av ar 100
NV, 1916 L, Or. ~ 90 Sc, 415 L. Or G 90
NV, 49, Ridge, Ar. Hoo
FLATS-N.W.
S0S Cd floor, rooms and bath S27 80
sOS d third foor) rooms and bath. 25 90
liza q third floor, rooms and ba TIL, @ 90
STORES-N.W.
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4B9 10th. 10000. 90 Cor 22d & Water sts 20 90
OFFICES.
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Dec. Breaks to 70 1-4-70 1-8 in
the Early Trades, but Re-
: bounds to II 1-8c.
The Market Filled With Bearish
Gossip Through the Open
ing Hour.
Bullish News Comes Later, the Most
Important Item Clearances
of 992, 900 Bushels.

MINNEAPOLIS Chamber of Commerce,
Oct 25.-rhe local grain men came down
town this morning expecting to find wheat
little higher Rains and predictions Of
more cloudy and rainy weather naturally
made the sentiment firm from the north
west viewpoint When trading began
there was a disposition to try for frac-
tiOnaly higher prices, but the outside
markets were all, weak and sagging and
Minneapolis eased off after a short time
In sympathy. Corn and oats were easier.
which affected Chicago wheat slightly
But the principal weakness there came
from the bearsh reports Of yesterday re-
specting the Russian crop and the good
condition Of winter wheat in our own
country. and over night reports had gone
out from the seaboard that the exporters
there were doing little. Duluth export in
qury has also dropped off somewhat while
the Minneapolis flour business In this
mornings early orders was the lishtest
for some time. Foreign markets We're
easy and Liverpool was quick to follow
weakness on our side. coming sd lower.
Kansas City wired that the tone there
was bearish on expectation of big receipts
on Monday. California had more eX
port business after the close yesterday
and has sold GOO, 600 bushels in all in two
days, much Of it to go to Australia. Pri-
mary receipts We're 1,365000 bushels
against 1.O75. 900 last year. and shipments
425, 900 bushels against 413, 900. Mime
apolis had less wheat than last year, 602
cars against 561. but Duluth had 400
against 26s. making a total for the north
vest Of 902 against 500. gain Of 73 cars.
The market dra gged on the generally de-
pressing news. Minneapolis December
opening at 705sc and selling off to 1910
709sc.
Half way through the session the mar
ket strengthened on week end covering
and it needed only the report Of clearances
Of 900 bushels to start December up
over tic. The close was firm at high
points. December 71@711sc; May 72A@
1890
Local stocks increased by 791, 1O3 BUSH
els. making the present total In store here
2,453,500 bushels
The cash wheat market was not quite
80 active and sellers who had lots not fully
up to grade were complaining a little Of
dragging. For the choice wheat 1t was
O fair market. No. l northern brought
71k@ 72c for the average and No north
ern averaged roc, selling from 69A to
7OAc. good part at the low figure. No.
wheat sold from 6612c to 69Ac for the
extreme range. Rejected brought SEC to
CSC for the best lots and no grade sold
from SIC to SIC.
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NO. SECURITIES ANNUAL
No Detailed Reports Are Expected
Yet-Mr. Hills Retirement
Doubted.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
New York, Oct. 25.-No special devel-
opnents are looked for at the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Secu-
rites company on Nov. 10.
1t is not known whether any report of
the operations of the company for the
year will be made, and no detailed report
is looked for just yet. There may be
some changes in the makeup of the board
and possibly Mr.. Hill will retire from the
presidency, but this cannot be verified.
In fact. the general impression is that
under the present circumstances, there is
little possibility of Mr.. Hills retirement,
land he may be expected to continue at
the head of the company until all litiga-
ton is ended and the legality of the COM
pany: fully established. --',
When Mr.. Hill decides to tighten his
burdens, it is understood he will retire
first from the presidency of the Great
Northern In favor of his son.
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AN EASIER FEELING
Large Blocks of Stock Bought at the
opening-A Better=Bank State /
aaSment Looked For. :
Money Rate Breaks to 2 Per Cent
Relapse in Sterling Rates
Also Helps. j.

New York, Oct: ga few large. blocks Of
| stocks were bought at the opening and prices alL
| around were fractionally above yesterdays clos
| Ing, with Reading, Pennsylvania, Missouri Pas
cihc and Sugar leading. New York Central and
Lackawanna made exceptional gains of a point.
Colorado Fuel continued active and sold at from
one half above yesterdays closing down to ul
| changed price, with 5000 shares changing
| hands.
| A more cheerful sentiment pervaded the market
| this morning, based yesterdays relapse on
sterling rates, which defers for time the ex-
| pected gold exports, and the enormous sums of
money put call by leading banks, which
| broke the rate to per cent, with the assurance
| that tOday'S bank statement would show cOn-
siderable increase in the banks resources traders
| were made bu1lishly inclined bid up the
| principal stocks. The Gould group selected
as leaders and a rise of LIZ points in Texas s.
Pacific supplemented by a gain of a point
in Wabash. Missouri Pacific. Colorado & Southern
and a large fraction in the railroad list gen
| orally. Some of the specalties made impor-
| tant advances, including 3h In New York Air
Brake. ia in North American, 2 in Consolidated
| Gas and point each in Cotton OIL General
! Electric and Colorado Fuel.
! Trading became almost stagnant pending the
| publication OF the bank statement. Prices were
! some improvement in some of the specalties.
| The bank statement Showed increase in sur
plus reserves of over $4,000, 600 which was we'll
$17 100000 fell about 81. 600, 600 below the esti-
| mate. An increase in loans of So, 526,S0O was
attributed to some Of the large syndicate trans
culation Of g. 272 800 show ed that the banks
were more generally adopting Secretary Shaw 8
Sy ne eit a
Norfolk & Western and Colorado Fuel which re-
acted from the hest. -" :. ~ ~
the closing was easier. 55,,,.,4.5
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson 4 Co., brokers', Chamber of Commerce.
Closing figures are bid. 4;
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, OCT. "a.

Inspected 1n-Wheat-Cars-
Great Northern-No. 1 hard, 1 No. I northern
81; No: northern, 10; No. 8, 10; rejected, IL;
no grade, 6.
Milwaukee-No. / northern. %; No. northern
IA: No. g., "a; rejected, %: no grade, 2.
st. Louis--No. l. northern, I; No. northern
IA; No. 3. II: grade, 5.
500 Line-No. l northern, a. No. northern,
16; No 3. g. rejected, 1.
~ Northern PaeihsmSo hard 2; No north
Omaha-No. / northern. 2; No. northern, 7;
No. 3, II; rejected, 5; grade, 81.
Minnesota Transfer-No 2 northern, 8.
Total-No hard, 8: No. northern, 121; No.
northern, 175; No. 8. II; rejected. IS; no
grade, 80.
Other Graius-No. yellow corn, 7; No. 8
white corn, 3; No. white oats. /; No. white
oats, 9: NO. white oats. 10; No: oats. a;
grade oats, II: No. 2 rye, 8; No. 8 rye, 3:
no grade rye. l; No barley, L. No: barley. 9;
No. barley, 33; no grade barley II; No. fax,
40: rejected fax, 40.
:. Cars Inspected out-No hard wheat, !;
No. northern, 6; No. 2 northern, II: No. 8,
.: rejected, 8; no grade. 10: No: winter wheat.
TO-. No 8 yellow corn, ! No. 8 corn. 1; No.
21: no grade oats. L. No. 2 rye, s.: No. 8 bar
ley. 8; No barley, 8; No. barley, 2; No.
| flax. 10.
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX ADvANCEs-oATs WEAKER-HAY
FIRM-RYE STEADY.

F1RM-RYE STEADY.
FLAX-Many in the trade were inclined to
think that this week witnessed the movement
Of fax at its maximum and that from this time
on decreases should be seen: 1t was this feel
Ing that helped the strength OH Thursday wnen
Duluth had only 11G cars which was a pretty
good days receipts yet light by comparison
preceding This proved to he only a temporary
falling off however, and yesterday Duluth showed
up 29s cars and again to-day 3os cars, while the
promise is for pretty hea,yy, run for the first
have been comparatively, light and to-day totaied
during the week by 11e54s bushels making the
present total in store here 37e,G93 bushels.
in May Everything was flrner. No. seed eds sell IL
Ing from sl2O to 1924. Rejected brought as
hfh si hEp 81 cars against 1872
Duluth receipts aos
ssss si:AS =: SSysm6er, $i.aiH; DecembeT
CoRN-There was an easier market. No 8
sold at SsA and at the close No. yellow ,was
aSSsf % and
to 2e!se and No. cat. from = to seae; NO
8 white closed at 3oG23sc. Receipts IS cars
FEEp AND II MEAI-coarse corn meal ant
corn, 1.s oats, sci. Is; No. 2 ground feed, u
corn, u oats. s21: No. ground feed. 1-3 corn
m Ills are still nomlnally IN
changed. There Is fair demand. Bran II
bulk. $12: bulk shorts, $l2 hou our ,middlings SO
ton additional: in 1oo-lb sacks, $50 per ton adj
ditional. Shipments, 2,2o4 tons.
RYE-There Is a steady market Demand
is fairly active and good lots find ready sale
No. closed steady ut 46E @46;4c. Receipts
II cars; shipments, cars;
BARLEY-Business was lighter and confined
principally to low grades. Feed grades are
quoted 32c to acc, and mailing grades 46c tt
Soc. Receipts, so cars; shinpents. %
hrmer higher
choice upland. Upland. choice. s1OM1O.5O: up
land, No. /, S9M9.50; midland, $7@S; medium
$65O@7: timothy. choice. Sl2; timothy, No. /
$1o.50@11 rye straw, choice. Sl@4.5o. Re
cepts, 81 tons.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COFFEE, Oct. 25.-Coffee futures
this morning opened steady with first prices net
unchanged to points higher The advance was
due in large measure to better cables. The
volume of receipts Is regarded as important, not.
withstanding the present large visible supply and
sentiment is therefore easily affected. Th local
market quiet throughout the session, the
purchasing arising chiefly from covering al
though there was some buying for the long &C.
count.
Rio A.. 1925.
Exchanges II 1-32d. Receipts, 10000 bags.
Cleared for the United States 1000; cleared
for Europe 5000. Stock 1872, 600.
Futures closed steady with prices net TN.
changed to points higher: total sales were
"a, 500 bags. including November at 1918; De.
cember s2:25; February. $40; March at 5000
5.75.
Sugar raw firm. fair refining. 1-16c: centri.
uugaI 90, test $3.50; molasses sugar, oA. Re-
fined firm.
Coffee. quiet; No. Rio. $50.
Molasses firm New Orleans, :;0@40c.
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NEW YORK BONDS, Oct 25.-United States
rE.efunding 2s registered and coupon, ITO; United
States IS, registered, 10s; United States So,
coupon. 10s& United States new As, registered
1881; United States new Is, coupon, 1871;
United States old 4s, registered and coupon, Ill
United States IS. registered, 1o4A United States
os. coupon. 1861; Atchison general 4s, 1o1M !;
oi: saltiore Ohio a siss 81; Saitin uore
& Ohio converted As 100 bid; Canada Southern
seconds. 100 bid. Central of Georgia 5s, 1ossh !;
Central of Georgia first income, 50 bid Chesa-
peake Ohio 41s, 105h Chicago & Alton 34as
S012; Chicago, burlington & Quincy new Is
96h Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul general 49,
1as n dd Chicago North consolidated
1o112 Chicago Terminal As, s7h bid; Colorado
& Southern 4s, 90; Denver & Rio Grande as.
lo1; Erie prior lien 4s, 99A; Erie general As
s6A; Fort Worth & Denver City frsts, ia bid ;
Hocking Valley AIS, 1887: Louisville & Nash
S yiile unified a. lo1 bid Mexican Central 4s
apolis st. Louis IS, 1885 bid; Missouri, Kan
seconds So; New York Central frsts, io2 bid;
New York Central general 31as, 1O7 bid; New
Jersey Central general IS. 1856; Northern Pacific
IS: l031b; Northern Pacific So, 79M; Norfolk &
Western consolidated 4s, 101 Reading general
4s' PM ST. Louis & Iron Mountain consolidated
st. Louis Southwestern hrsts, 90; st. Louis
Southwestern seconds. Sc bid; San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass 4s, S61a; Southern Pacific IA. 81:
Southern Railway 5s, 11Sa; Texas Pacific
frsts. 1904; Toledo, st. Louis e. Western 4s 81
Union Pacific IS, 1o4A Union Pacific converted
As, 1O9N Wabash hrsts, 12O bid; Wabash sec
onds. 100 B; Wabash debenture B, 81 West
Wisconsin Central Is, OK; Consolidated 10
bacco Is. 673s