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CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Nov 3-Wheat started weak
and closed strong. making &c gain for
the day. Corn was weak from beginning
% end. and provisions were also on the
down grade. The weeks export of wheat
and -four from both coasts was 2, 394, 900
bushels. compared with $500 600 bushels
in tho previous week, and probably for
that reason the market opened with sellers
&c under yesterdays closing prices. The
foreign markets were firm and higher.
Inquiries by cable from exporting houses
solicited offers of wheat. Receipts of
wheat at Duluth and Minneapolis were
again considerably smaller than on the
corresponding day OF last year. The
whole of the Northwest was reported
To be covered with slush and snow.
indicating very bad country roads
and prospective further diminution
OF farmers deliveries. The weakness
OF the market lasted for about an hour.
but it had in that time been demonstrated
to the bears thatthere were buyers for all
they wanted to sell at CSC for May, and
5SJsc for December. Trading in oats con-
tinued very light, and the markets at
tracted little attention. Fluctuations of
corn ruled the market entirely. May
started at S2sse, sold off to 32Isc. up to
32ss@32Ac., and closed shade easier, at
s3ls932sse. The prospect of heavy hog
receipts and weak corn market caused
provisions to sell of 7is@ l0iSe. 10 the low
est prices OF the week.
Ciosing-W 52ssc: De-
cember. aSLc.
orn-Noyember, 52l4r: Deoen, Der 81 sc.
oats-Noyemtsr, 2ss.c: :Dseembcr,
2s7sc.
Bariey-5sIc.
Flax-ttsA
Rye-~47c.
Timothy--s5So
Pork November, Sill 50; January, sii. 6s.
Lard-November, s675 bid; December,
So IS
Ribs November. S6.a5; January, $3.50.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-ReCeipts. 5000 mead; official yes
tertiav, 81 psi; LETT over. about $500; ship.
msnts. 9. as9, quality. fair: market active
and firm At aIi0c advance. Sales
ranged at 81 i50l4o0 for light: S4i5694 50
for rough packing: 81 25el4 20 for mixed /;
81 55(ekso for heavy packing and shipping
lots. and s.. So6s4 40 for pigs.
Cattlc-kecespts. $500 head: market,
unchanged; hardly enough stock on band
10 make a market; $i0o0f3. 25 for natives /;
81 556i4 IS tor Westerns, and sl.25a3 .
for Texans.
sheep Receipts, 5000; SLooGts IS fer
poor to choice sheep. and si.75esLi5 for
lambs
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Delaware. fsackzxsnra Il Nestsrn, Is;
Denver 4 Rlo GraD1s. preferred. - =;
ui.tllgers 4 cattle Feeders coHsraay, IL;
East Tennessee, II: Erie. EAt' kTae.
pregerre9. 2s5S: Fort WAYNE. les: oreas
Northern, prssesreS, 1917 tA.s sgo y
Valley. III. Illinois Ce1trAi. 90 -
Pau. 4 Daisfh. -; Kansas Texas.
preferred. 2ls<; Lake Ere Il Western.
f65k: Lake Es8x & Western, preferred, -:
Lace sACsrr. iSz5S. Isead Trust. ~
Louisville 4 Nashville. 541+: Louisville <
Sas Albany. =. Manhattan Consolidated.
inssz< Memphis & Charleston, 10: Michigan
CsffraI e75k: Missouri Paciflc, 2.5E. Mobile
4 Dnio, -: S2shvIiie & Chattanooga, 20 (,
National Cordazs, 1879: National Cordare.
preferred. -; New Jersey Central ga:
Norfolk * Western. preferred, N; sorta
American Company. 4: Northern fa-
ciaIc. AZ; Northern Pacific. preferred.
ieTS: Union PseiHe. Denver & Gull, !;
North western. 1917: Northwestern pre-
.erred. i53; Ses York Central, 9s54 New
York 4 Sss England, 81. Ontario & West
ern. l55.; Oregon Improvement E1s;
OREGON Navigation, q; Oregon short Litls
Il Utah Northern. ca PsesEc Mail. Hss;
Plttsburg. is; Pullman Palace, $50: Keai-
ing, IS, Richmond Terminal. i75s: Rich
mond Terminal. preferred. =; Rio
Grande Western. 10; Rio Graaie Western,
preferred. A.: Rock Island. 6lzs: g. Paul,
81; st. Psgl. preferred. ils: 81. Paul 81
Omaha. 345s; 81 Paul & 0mahs. preferred.
100; Southern Pacific. ~ Sugar Refinery.
s6ss Tennessee Coal 4 Iron. 10: Texas Pa
cis4c. 81; Toledo & Ohio Central. preferred.
-; Union Pacific. ltsz United States En-
press. A.: " abash, 81. Louis & PscifIc.
81 Wahash. st. Louis Il Pacific. preferred.
49,, Wells Fargo Express. los; Western
Union. sd: Wheeling & Lake Erie, Ds.;
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, preferred, -:
Minneapolis * 81. Louis. 27i4; Denver *
tionai Linseed, 2n1z; Colorado Fuel & Iron,
%; Colorado Fuel & Iron. preferred. =;
Houston & Texas Central. ~; Toledo,
Ann Arbor 4 North Michigan. Al; Toledo,
81. Louis & Kansas City. 1; Toledo. 81.
Louis & Kansas City,preterred, 6.
SHARES SOLD.
The total sales of stock today were 81, ss3
shares. including: American Sugar. o.
20: Burlington, 40; Chicago Gas, 3, 400;
Louisville Il Nashville. 1900: New Jer-
sey Central, $500; Northwestern, 2, 90;
Reading. LOO; ST. Paul, 2, 700.
HOPS.
Hop--steady; Pacific COST. 31@7c;
London market. firm.
WOOL
wooI-Quiet: domestic fleece. isG24c;
pulled, 20tf25c.
SUGAR
sugsr--Raw. steady: fair. refining, Sc:
centrifugal, 96 test. SIC.
COFFEE.
Coifee-options closed firm at i0@25
points net advance; November, $l3.45.
December. $i2. 70Sd12. 80; January. si2. log
%. Spot coffee Rio. steady; No. Z. llLcs
mild. quiet.
METALS.
Pig iron--Dull: Scotch. sieG2o. IS; Amer
lean, st0di3
Copper-Duli.
Lead-Quet
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The Fseape of Bapksr Hart

WAsHISGToN Cry, Nov. .. II Special. =
The recent decision in the United State.
circuit court of appeals at Richmond. Va.
by which Banker Samuel II. Hart and
Frank A. Dinsmore, who were wanted AT
Buckley. Wash. we're released from Gus
tody 81 Baltimore. Nd. is considered of
especial importance.
The decision, which was given by Chief
Judge Gott, sitting with District Judge
Hughes and Circuit Judge Simoston, re-
versed the decision of Judge Morris. of
Baltimore. who refused = writ of habeas
corpus 20 Hart and Dinsmore, and thereby
freed them at once from custody,
Hart and Dinsmore were originally held
under warrants of removal issued by Gov.
Brown. 81 Maryland. on the requisition of
Gov. MeGraw, of Washington. The pris-
oners had been granted hearing by Gov.
Brown, and ex-Gov. Whyte, on their be
half, urged the governor not TO issue war
rants OF surrender. because of the defects
which, tie alleged, were plainly apparent
on the face Of the Tequisltion papers. On
the sdvice Of Attorney General Poe. Gov.
Brown granted the warrants Of surrender
and then the men we're taken before
Judge Morris On habeas corpus.
TIE cases were argued by eu-Governor
Whyts for Hart and Dinsmore, and A.
tornsy General Poe tor the state. Ii wa,
contended BY Ex-Governor Whyte that the
acquisitions were detective because under
tie constitution and Jaws OF the Cnltad
States there must &c an indictment or an
affidavit made before magistrate. charg-
ing the party With q crime. and thar in
this case there Vas only al Information"
made by the district attorney, and no. an
indictment nor All affidavit as contena-
plated BY the constitution. Judge Morris
held the parties, accepting the iuforma-
ton s. substantially an af3davit. aad
from this decision IA appeal vas taken.
Ex-Governor WHITE again made the
same points before the eireait coart o. A.
pes.s sud Mr.. Poe argued against them
for the state q Washington.
The court Of appeals sustained the con-
te0ton Of she petitioners on every noint
and 10 Al elaborate opinion explains the
requirements Of the Federal constitution
and AVS in regard 10 the removal for trial
Of iasitves from justice. II 5 OF great
Importance IS Federal decision anon the
s1s iees which IS n direct con aict with the
ruling az one or two state courts where in
formations oy the states attorney are
substituted for indictments by grand
JaTses IN criminal eases. This. according
70 the new ruling. wlil not answer in re-
gard 20 the rendition Q! iugltlves from
justice.
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Conrrer.t,onal Churcn...

Kirkland-Kirkland. Rev. Allinr, pastor. sun
day services. IL a. m and 7:S) y. IN. \. T. 3. C.
e, $50 p. m sunday.
Joy street Mlssion-Meets at a:25 y. m. each
Sunday; Band of Hope every Friday at 4 p. m
IL. l. Szer. superintendent.
Jackson street Mission-Between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Meets at p. III. every
sunday. Prof. c. A. Taylor superintendent
Pilgrim Mission-Dyer avenue. between Third
and Harrison. Meets at D. m. Sunday. Junior
Y. 2. S. C. r. meets every Friday at p. IL. II.
lie Roller, superintendent
Taylor-Burch street Rev. George II. lee,
PASTOR Services SUNDAY At IL a. 10. and 7:30 p
m. Sunday school, 1928 p. m. Prayer meeting,
7:3o O'Clock Thursday evening. Y. L. s c. E.,
$50 p m. sunday.
Edgewater-Rev J. 7. Nichols. pastor. serv-
ices, IL a. m and 7:3o p m. Morning subject:
Saving and Losing" Evening subject: "a
Common Man" SUNDAY school at l2:I5 D. m
Junior C. T.. $50 .. N. Friday. Y. 4. s. C..
F., $50 p. Prayer meeting. Thursday.
7.50 p. N.
Piymouth-Thrd and University streets Rev.
Wallace Nuttinr. d. d., pastor. Residence, 1870
University street services, IL a. m and 7.3) y m.
Morning subject: al he Prince of Peace" The
sermon will De given cary In the hour. Even
ing subject: "a Narrow Place" PRELUDE: How
20 Vote" sunday school, I2:20 y N. Y. p. s G.
+. 6:20 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
7:SO ?. IN. Junior \. p. :. c. T., Friday. 4
n
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MARINE NEWS.

roRr GANRtE Nov. Especial SAILED
~Schr Spokane, Capt jameson. tor San
Francisco bktn Ameiis. Capt. Ward, tor
Hi30. II. /.
HoeutAN. Nov. S. Special ARRIVED
Str Poinf Iona. from San Francisco for
Cosmopols; schr Ruby A. Cousins. from
san Francisco for Cosmopolis; schF &. 7.
Hin, from San Francisco for Aberdeen;
scar Otulie Ford, from san Francisco
Tor Aberdeen. schr @. II. kelgcgg. from
Hoaolulu for, Hoqgiam.
sax Francisco. Ncv. Arrived b
Mercury. from Port Hlsksley. schT Qaeeu.
from kSriak; Whale Ok Cape Hora. from
Psreon. Clsarsd-Co.pmhlA for Astoria
and Portland; Wellington. tor Nsnasmo:
bk Sea kiax. for Nsnsimo. Departed
Alice b Aneh2rd, for Astoria and Portland.
Fret ehgs and chavters--Rr 80 Eyesham
Abhey. OF the way % Portland, 20 load
with ShosL thence 70 L G&ted Kingdom,
Havrs. Antwerp or DuDkigk; Br sh Law.
ell a. Tacoma. sheat. thence 20 Juitsd
kasdogn, HAvre. Antwerp and Danklrk.
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THE STATE or TRADE
eAs FHAscIsco. Nov. 3.-Tne demand
for vegetables Is very light. Potatoes are
very plentiful Onions are weak. Receipts
of reasonable varieties are light The
grape market IL dull aad weak. with heavy
stocks. Choice peaches. firm. Apples,
cheap. The butter and egg markets con-
tinue weak. Cheese 10 firm. Poultry Is
In heavy supply aud dull. Game sold
better today.
Closing: wheat-Firm; December. se1zc;
May. oslo.
Bariey-strongsr: December. SIC; May.
exc.
Corn-sLz7is.
Bran-sis per ton.
BHEApsTrFrs AND GRAINS.
Flour Family extras. So i0d3 Is: bakers
extras 81 01sat3 10. superftne, <2.lDaf225.
WheaI--Tnere IL = decidedly improving
tone TO the situation, and dealers gener-
ally are Of the opinion that the market Is
going better. s3s4985c for No. I ship
ping. with s5t4c ios choice; milling wheat,
Barev- Firm holding. Feed. fair to
good. 19isM s2,zs; choice. sSs.Gs 5c; brew
iug E7tzafs2 ~.
Oats MlAag. sLo21<lis0; surprise.
81 i00i Is: fancy f-ed. si0sJ3@L07lS,
good 10 chofces N@1actgsis poor 10 iaif. e1ib
goc; black xi.f56tLj0: red. $l.l0Mi20:
gray. s5Le@si
Produce receipts--Flour. sack, y. 1877;
Washington. 3. go. wheat. centals, III. is7;
Washington. 3 esii. barley. centals. :. 2sf
Washington. lisa; oats, Washington,
$50; corn, centals. 90: rye, sacks. /, 3a3;
Washington. 22s. beans sacks. 3 Otsb;
potatoes. sacks. 3 3i7. Washington. As.
FfgAacIsL
Drafts--On sight, New York, per 800,
loc. Telegraph. New York, per
sie0, l2ise.
silver bars. 63s.Gf63Ec.
Mexican dollars. 52l2ef53c.
MINING STOCKS
Alta. is; Alpha Consolidated. g: Andes.
IS: Bclcher. So: Belle Isle, s.: Rest &
Belcher. ITO; Bodle Consolidated, 100;
Bullion, ~ Bulwer Consolidated, II:
Caledonia, Ii; Choliar. 20: Confidence. loo:
Consolidated California and Virginia, s6o:
Consolidated Imperial. 1: Crown Point,
rs: Gould 4 Currie. IS; Hale & Norcross,
Of: Justice. 10; hentuck Consolidated, s;
Mexican. IFS: Mono. IL. Mount Diablo,
10. Navajo. 10; ophir, go; overman, 10;
Potosi. 81: Savage. 81: Scorpion. | !;
Sierra Nevada. 50. Silver HUI. s: Union
Consolidated. 50: Utah Consolidated, z;
Yellow Jacket. "a.
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Episeopai Churches.

50 stephen's-Bailard- Services. II q m. and
80 p ~ Rev Z. r Hyisnd rector
81 MARKS North Seattle Mission-Log cabin,
Temperance street sunday school ?. n
81 Nsrv's-woodisud park Rev. George II.
Watson, u. b, In charge. Evening prayer, S.l5
, IA
st Clement's-Nsrkef street. near fesser ave-
nue- Rev. Henry A. Dexter ofheisting- Holy
Communion. - a n. evening prayer VITA
sermon. 7,S2 p n. Sahiect. 'Chsrity Offer
tory 500 BY Mrs Bruins sunday school, 10 a n.
Tr3nity-Eighlh aad James streets Rev.
George Herbert Atson. u. d. rector twenty
fourth sunday after TrtaigY Holy Eucharist,
ii n n. Choral evening prayer, 80 a n suu-
day scaoo.. 80 a n. Al parlshto1eFs and
isleads srs cord ally f1vlted 10 celebrate y IN
the rector his sixteenth anniversary
81 MsrS's- Ftfth ana olive streets Rev. David
Claiborne Garrett rector. I4ta y, sermon aud
Holy Communion. II a. m eno3sct q sermon.
"5iot IL love Baptism. 7. n -unaay Seaeo',
:. - a. N. louuE peoples service e. y = ~.
EFsHius PRAYER fshori. b-iEhf SCI Nice3, sSL
Sermon o. Not Peace. aus a sword" singing
OF familiar Ayaas sitter service.
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nnntt.t Churehe..

MsTset Strest-Mzrkes aa1 &sia streets.
Rev ". 7. F.esaoT. pzstar. residence ~ MAJ
kei street. Preaching. Il q n an SO p m
NoFth seattls-Tniri ana Cedar streets Kew
G. :. hrosa-as pssiSEs residences 10 OAK street
services. = g. IT, and 1.S1 , 70 -Apssi 9
scaool after uarnf ssg services Il \. ?. e. y
= L.
Sssa-sA-Ssll SnA Eigstn streets Rev Aux
Olsen, Pastor resisaacs IS De1tef sFsei
services y T. e. ana 80 ? m -ua2Ss sSaops,
= fa-s FoGEg ps0p.e's E2sstings , m : pfsyef
f2Sssans, Eaursday. p n; y9a1g psoP&e
nestiag saturday. p n
First-Fezrsh street. between James and
ChesFy. Rev. v. F. Rsvlar. pastor. rsssde1ee.
LIZ Marion street Prs4cS.Bx, Il o. ~
a2d 80 p r. Moaning sab.ses. "Tas
Ns@ Covenant" EEeulag SUBJECT, ~ nss
Msa Must To % 30 Iasf- The Faasse OF tie
e1osr VIII us ander direction OF aKA "a A =.
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Intheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish mission, San
deT's hall, below sweeneys brewery. sun
day school, l.S0 .. IN. Services $50 every
other sunday.
herman Lutheran-serviees In hail corner of
Main aud Twelfth streets every sunday a. 10 %
e. m sunday school $50 a. n. NJ. C. Baade,
pRster; residence, 1918 Main street
sl-Fourth and Ptns streets
: K TolIstson. pastor. study in basement
Services, IL n n. and n IN sunday school,
$50 a. m PRAYER meeting. Thursday, p m
swedish Evangslical-Third street, near Pike.
Rev. Martin /. Larson. pastor: residence. 1s2l
Filth street, between Pike and Union sunday
school 1915 ?. n. services lo:so a n and
T. m. and 1hursday p. M
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presbyterian
church. Market street sunday school At l:S0
p m every sunday. Services 81 , 30 ?. m every
other Sunday. Pastor, T. kusppe; assistant
pastor. ". Fl. kurtg, 1915 Howell sire<t
German Evangelical. lions congregation
FFeed's hail. Ninth street. between Pine and
Olive. Services. l0:;0 a. m. aud 80 p m.
sunday school. 3 A. N. "Bieelstunde, Wednes-
dsy, 80 y m. Lutheran Young rsopass so
c2ety, Thursday. 80 n
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EsGLIsH MARKETS..

IoSpoS. Nov. a-Bar silver, 2ai.d.
Consols. loo Lie. Bank OF England dis
count rate. ger cent
LIVERPOOL Nov. Wheat
Steady, holders otter spsringly; No. ?
red. winter. As 81; No red, spring,
A. SID.
torn--Spot. nominal supply, poor, Is
November. ~ iia.t; December. u Iod !.
January, - 54d.
Ffour--S;esdy: holders offer mod
erasely; -. Lo0is fancy. sinter, IS 81.
HOps-At London, Pacihc coast, firm
holders offer moderately, new crop, T. Is
@ES
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The Lincoln County whea. Yield.

WHArooM, Nov. ESPECIAL. &c. D.
Francis, formerly cashier of the First
National bank of Fairhaven, and later of
the Bellingham Bay National here, has
returned from the Big Bend country,
where he has been buying wheat. He re-
ports the average yield in Lincoln county
about twenty bushels, and mostly OF the
blue stem variety, with some white Aus
tralian and little Allen. Prices now
range from % TO IS cents. Freight in car
load lots TO the Sound is 14lS cents a
bushel. One farmer near Harrington re-
Gently sold $4,000 bushels. Mr.. Francis
says that with proper methods of farming
the yield per acre could be largely in
creased. Many of the farmers are Popul-
lists, and these are inclined to shiftless-
ness
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SrE4mrRN

SAS JUAN ISLANDS - sTEAMrE ~.
- THOMPSON. carp snS Unstea $50 -
issyes CIV Dasg. saos 81 Mala sz-ees N.SN<s
" eGnessey and FEs4ay ss9 a IA for 80 -
end, Saa } aaH ls,Aa - sli1 New Aasscoss. Is
SoETa EoCNn. TluE cARn ssf-vs -
" ~aat@.e 1s9s Assn ~ ~ Nhaspxw, -
II = LoSrs,d g an - kseae Hr.IIss..ss
" Roche Hts 50 gsn ~ u Eawas.d 80
Ar y Nh seaEa ESQ psa A. Sa&54go 80 p
J. +. Ih0m Psan. Managing 0Rasr 80 -
Eeia. Aeeuf- Phone Nss1 al
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TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

fAcaMk. Nov. = 49, Speessl. ~ The
fo.ieW.as cabin passengers sd ed ron Ia
coma sQr >sn Ersncssco todsy on the Far
rsioa; IL. pAhgea. a Nateil. NJ. LufEy.
J. Acosen. Mrs y. = johnson. 1cha
AonFog aud vise, Mrs & y. Parmelse. :.
~ Latoun. Il. L. Miller. MrA Mary
hrooks. J. NJ Gslvsn. Joan MONACO. N. {.
Ssslai aaa ~sae- here we're gsa sseerage
passengers
lac steamer Willie made spsciAl trip
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Catholic Unsos.-ei- l. Z hat. Hiack,ey slock.
-.E = m
Car LAZY of Good Help-sout5 Fourth snd
Nzsa4E Atoa Streets rev Z. \ frGla-1<si1ss
pssEar- Las HISS. ) IA high mass. lo.So
q IA eeaedietloE. 80 :. ~
TzEa8culzse Cancsptlon-s4xta and SpTiaE
streets. Rex. viesoz Ssrrzae. :. J.. psss0-. Coz
Quoted r. the Jesuiss. Esxly mass. 6 s. n
aid .. n HigA mas<. le.0 a. n sunday
school. 3 =. n
Sacred Hears-Beu ant sixth strsa. Con-
6uctet by t1s kecegnEf arists. Rev joseph A.
KsufK. {. =. E.. pastor. Low mass with sermon,
: q N high mass with sermon. 1893 a. n
susd@v scsooi. 80 p n. Holy Family AssociA-
ilon meeting. y -. Nespers. ser1oa and os2e-
dfrsfUn
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Young Mems Christian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
today az 9.50 a. n. and o'clock p. Bible
class for three quarters OF al hour ~ $50, led
BIZ Mr.. I. L Lppey. secretary OF the association.
Song service Win brief address At O'Clock, led
by Rev. ". T. Ford, pastor Grace NJ. E. church.
subject: "Iove for the Things That Help"
All Young men welcome.
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The captain and mate OF the sealing
schooner C. q. Waite, seized in Alaskan
waters for transferring Japanese sealsksns
to another schooner for shipment TO San
Francisco, were fined s., 600 each. The cir
cult court of appeals holds that the vessel
is not liable Tor the fae imposed on the
matf.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
rnr STOCK rxcuavaK.


NEw YORK. Nov. 3--The trading ON the
Jersey Central being the emily stock in
which dealings were At all active. IL was
the speculative feature. and was hammered
down by the hears with persistence that
led 20 the liquidation OF soma long stock
and broke the price 2tsc from the opening.
which was &c from last nights close.
The position Of this stock. in view of the
fac. that it has not earned a dividend in
the past elk months. Is especially vulner-
able. and 10 was without support today ex-
eept for some small buying 70 cover short
contracts. A few fractional gains were
made, including isn in sugar and Pacific
Mali, when the raid made on New Jersey
Central caused general reaction: Della
ware & Hudson selling OF =. aud the list
traded in is@i.. In most eases the last
prices IN ado are fractions higher than the
final figures OF YESTERDAY. and ST. Paul &
Omaha " II. higher The Grangers show
gam Of isef 1. the latter in Rock Island.
The only material loss was y. In Oregon
Improvement On the week the changes
are pretty evenly distributed on each side
of shs account The trading was more
active than during the preceding week
the sales ageregaiing sss.oo shares.
Bonds today were strong throughout, and
modsratlveiy active. the transactions
reaching a total Of 705. 500. Advances
were recorded of per eenG in Atehisou,
Burlington debenture fivs., Union Pacific
gold SKIES. Oregon Short Line eonsols
lives gained
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City Mission hall. corner of South Third and
Jackson streets-seryices Sunday at and 7:45
u m. Every night at Si5 Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples Society
of Christian Eadeavor. Chaplain I. Rses.
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German-Harrison and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, SO Harrison street. Services,
IL u m. and Q. N. Sunday school, Gas n. IN.
Young peoples meeting, ?. m. Literary enter
tsinmelIt last sunday OF each month.
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

First Mission-fn Wards Hall, GEORGETOWN,
South Seattle. sunday school, 2:39 ?. IN.
Ross Mission-D. l. Fordnsy, pastor. Preach
ing. $3.50 p. m frat and third Sabbath OF month.
Brewers Hall-Under auspices of Cumber-
land Presbyterian board of missions. IL g. N.
and ?.
Bslisrd-First-Broadw way and First avenue;
p, m sabbath school. 10 a. n. Y. P. 5. C. E.,
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 2. m
North seattle-Oak and Harrison streets. Rev.
". A. Major. pastor. Residence, All Temperance
street services, IL a. N. and 1880 p. IN. Morn
ing subject: Sacred Trace." Evening sub
ject: weighed" sabbath school, 12:l5 p.
Y. p s C. E. $50 p. m Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 1880 p m
Calvsry-Market and King streets. Rev. Q.
J. Kennedy, pastor Residence, IA Market
street Services IL a N. and 730 p. m. Morn
Ing subject: ION Sinking Duty" Evening
subject: "True Manhood" Sabbath school,
1918 n m. y. r. s. c. T., 6:S0p.m. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday, s p. m
First-Fourth and spring streets. Rev. Alex
ander Alison. ID. D., pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services. II a N. and 80 p m.
Morning subject: What Presbytsrians Be-
Iieve." Evening theme: "Christ aud Noah
Compared" being The second of a series of
Sabbath evening discourses on .'Christ in the
Old Testament" sunday school. 1850 p.
m. Y. z. $ G. E., 6:l5 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, p. m. Preachers meeting. Thurs
day, us p. N.
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second-North Seattle. Republican and Pop
lar streets Services. Il - H. and - n u. Prot
Eugene Miller, A NJ. pastor
First-Third snd Pine streets Rev CLARK
Davis, pastor. Services. II a ua.. con 'uc-sd hv
Rev. Thomas Reese. Evening services. 80.
under auspices OF the y z. :. OF the church.
Sunday school, 1879.
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Christlan Churchra

Olympic Avenue Chnrca OF Christ, si4
Olympic avenue-R III. Moss. pastor. sundsy
school. 10 g. n; preaching, il g. n. and 80
p
First-ssnees street. between Third aud
Endeayor meeting, els y. u. sunday school.
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Restitution.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Even
ing services only, 7;SD. by Rev. Mr.. Martin, of
Tacoma sunday school. Il 80.