davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-29
Notice.

The Ell Paso Grocery Co. is now sell
ing two dozen fresh eggs for 25 cents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-29

Armour's gold band ham, gold band
bacon, white label leaf lard, just re-
ceived by the Ell Psso Grocery Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-29

Telephone 103 Peoples Market house
for fresh fruit and vegeta bles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26

OUTPUT OF CANNERIES.
Town OF blaine Furnishes 266,Soo
Cnses.

Special Dispatch To the post-Intell!Scncer
BLAINE. New. 1.-The season here is
at a close the last Ash FOR 1899 having been
canned ard ,he product. FOR The most part
shipped away. The Alaska packers are Just
completing their labelling On Saturday the
hsg plant VIII BE- deserted by everyone save
the watchmeu and Mr.. Hoyi The account
ant. who remains until the ship Germania
sails with the last Sa.a9 case consign-
mcnt Mr.. pvySsaie. one ar the directors
IN charge since Superintendent Matthews
sickness left today for San Francisco.
The work ~ all the other canner4es VIII
be finished N smother week AT the latest;
Some time ago your GORE ponden5 pre-
8icted through the post-Intrlligvnee:. that
she Blaine pack for the season would reach
see eases. hus hts predictions aaXe reea
mere than fulfilled The pack for the sea-
son. as taken from the --latest revised fig
cases. Fairhaveu leads in the county With
$3.50 eases. and the grand total for What
Gem county is So l}o cases worth al 2res~
snt prices over s. SO 80. over ga ~ cases
packing ot tae tsh Blaine leads a. other
points.
The pack a. Blaine. hv cauuartes. "a ss
follows Alaska Packers Association 49,
49,, Pacific American Fish Company. -
Ess, AiDsw agta n Dunn s. $50. Pacific
Northwestern Packing Company. y 40 to-
tai - 49,
Tne phenomenal success 81 the g,aine
rsnneEles IN securing the first II the so,s~
eye hss attracted the sttansfan ~ esh-
the Pacific American Fisheries Csg,7pSrv
WIFI eSai8 a csnuesY IN operate in r3ae.
- the pant leased trom Young & sC!l-
Dams. snf Il "a already definitely kuown
cap'si wal3 rVcate Il footho'i here for mex,
sssS3Ss.
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re pank stasement.

NEW YORK. Nov. A-The weekly bank state
ment:
Surplus rsserve. increase &&;1: loans. de-
ersa<e so specie. tsscrsEss S ~ 30. legal ten
esrrs:ixtisn, increase s.. 10 The hanks Eow hold
~ in exeesA Of Legal requirements.
The F1aancieF says.
The release Of government funds On bond pgr-
cfasss has enshisd ths associated banks os New
York city to largely increase their cash holdings
the surpiu. ~ p So 10 contrasting sharply
with the deGeis ~ Ni2 90 reported rear ago Sin
Enissiy enough ths banks taken Individually do rot
seem TO have strengthened their standing much.
enc lsTgs institution reporting . gain in cash
greater than the aggregate 81 ell the banks. The
deposit, item shows the sanss result. that the
only benet. the ether banks have derived Is the
esssncd liability reserre which does not Offset their
insses In cash The individual reserves, therefore.
are In scrne cases lower thar last week But. for
al this, the money market has sssed mp percspt-
IDLY II Is quite probable the statement dees not
reflect actual conditions The contraction in lozus
IL may be noted. in this particular, Ia be traced
20 tbs sarae institution that absorbed the cash.
its loss Of five millions than equal the loss Of
all the banks Tie majority Of the banks there
fore. wnsd seem 10 hzse lost slightly ia cash and
in deposits. and expanded their leans So far AZ
the o>tlook IL concerned there 10 be . dis
position toward easier rsses although the decline
traction which has been going at this center
for some months cannot continue indefinitely.
Deposits lower than at this time last
year and loans have SHRINK much below the No
two exhibits Is tina, a. this time last year the
banks had thirteen millions surplus reserve.
A. they have the Opportunity fer securing govern
ypsns funds now. and the interior movement fav-
ors New York. this discrepancy may quickly dssS-
pear II doubtful, however. whether the
beginning a the viii be marked b, the wild
expansion that opened with January eweiss months
ago.
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Market street-Cornes Twenty fourth avenue south
ard Main street
ColsTed Baptist chureh-isi. Madison street Rev
Eugene Harris viii preach at II NJ and p m
Fremont Baptist ehuyeh-Re~ Cairns holds
services every Sunday At Brew building Services
a, II a and % D
First Baptist Fourth avenue. James street
Louis Bcwermaa pastor. Thanksgiving service
in evening. Americas Debt 10 The Pilgrim Faith
ers
Norwegian -psnish-Services every Sunday AZ II a.
n ard 20 r IN Rev J. A. III johnson. o: Ia
coma. breaches every ether Sunday. All who en-
dersssnd the language cordially invited.
Swedish Fifth and Olive street. Rev.
Andres SwsrtT. pastor, residence Sos Olive street.
Sunday service. at 10 20 a and 20 y. m SUNDAY
school At L m; young peoples prayer meeting at
. IN.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


The MARKETS we've rather ba<ies toiar thas fssy
hsse beer ali week There wss fairsy sned ssppiy
Of Al; kids Of fruits sn1 ysSetsbsss Eos On the
uarxs, Prices are practically sBessxnssd
tyry.ss were poor seijsss asTDnst o. ise fhr<
that onfY a feE HIVES II sssa xfsrxs wsfs 20 be
hal Yfse.s fsx sssd esri7 ia .as day.
The a~rsssa for xppiss continues ahrsst nseasusr
TIE demand fir inferior s.aeks h fana eA Some
what f;cra va-t@tie. still 10 Esnd demand al
tbossxh Gales were rat large today - shsy have
been.
t.rsnsss we're in sfsd demand today TIE Japan
ese oranges eoierr bstssr and are ssilink fai-
IL veil although The market VIZ probably ascline
q sftis week
Dried fruits selling well With Al even narxsf
TIE ssarast s5li probably Dc steady Until The shoss
age ia rie esnp Is felt little Drsed sprieoss
nftd r<aeaas are the best sellers AZ present There
is litle esn fer dssss
xpts sfs GINNING In szyiSsy and being eisfsaec
a easily A. quoted Prices
Dairy products rssnaln uaehangez The holiday
seasIu 4 Is expected. win make the MARKET for
batter aud sssx agsner ss6 advance IL Ia night
schooner lead Of haiiha. from The CaDs cana
M thin morning The marses 10 fairy web sup
piled with haiibut. bat ssImgn AID small 1sh are
exceedasly scarce.
Poultry " unchanged Sales vWs larger today.
bat the rsoespts cofTsspondiaSly lafGe. The
stock IL for the most part good although some M
ferisr dressed poultry In occasionally Tur.
heys arr Ia fair demand. bat geese and ducks are
hard sell.
Vegetables continue In demand Jettuce was
scarce THIS morning but stsfnooo feestpts Kept the
vnarhet fairly well sappiied Potatoes are strong
Cslery hss q god sais at 2sotsd priesz
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PURCHASING PRICES.

TIE following prices are being offered 70 the pro
Queer hy the local dealers for delivery ia round toes
o.. the dock and In the car a. Seattle:
Gsstn-Dsts. tsxA2i; barney, 81. 90 wheat chicken
feed sis 500 ~ bsaa. Nt; shorts. SIS
Hay Puget soa:sd &aIe. Eastsrn Washington
ssmoshy slsfal5. alfalfa. " 80 per ton
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 3iasSsc
Butt~r~ Fresh ranch. Eai7e: creamery, 102e
psu,try-Gisickens, live. Aasc; spring, G.7s@s loz
turkeys lie: geese. o.. ducks. s. S0sA
Lave stoeh-Cssoirs beef cattle cows. s4<tc
steers, tsase choice sheep. ssasc: good hogs. live.
&c; hogs. dressed. SC: eatses dressed, large. &c
small. &C.: calves. lire. large. &C.: small. &c.
Hides, peiss and wool--Heasy sound ssised sfecrs.
% lbs, &c; medium. sound. -. ID, &c. light.
eognd under s. lbs. sc; COWS. sound. al weight.
ilr: stays. bulls and oxen. Cos saised kips sc:
calves per Ii. Sc green hides lie less than salted
dry h.tes. par ID. i23c: dry et,is. third less
summer deer. per n. A4cse: winter deer dry. ft3
lie; papery deer. s2lsc; dry sih. s4lsc green ek.
Iessci shecp peits. Ar4si ~ shsariing. iAHse
Eastern Warrington wool. a4i0c: Western Wash
ington wool. NC: dirty or timber burned. p4lsc
tsilop, 143ie.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Nor ss-The Commercial Adser-
tissr's financial rahlsgram says
The general markets we're quiet today. with some
inclination TO hesvireas. under realizing sales The
selling aas due again 10 anticipation nf dezrer
money The ness concerning the Khaiifx had no
eject Consols weakened again to i0ei American
shares opened fairly firm. sssed 81 and hardened
sxssn at the close. The majority At changes we're
nnimportant Baltimore & Ohio aad Union Pacific
issues stresg and there vsry large de1and
for Pennsylvania, part of which to cover
local options asd part buying FOR American ar
eos;nt Between ten and twenty thousand share. Of
the stock bought Copper shares we're easier
Anaconda being quoted at u and ges,ans az
liza
Money EASY, hns discounts were arnsr the
rate fer shert bills advancing
Breadstu6a.
LIVERPOOL. Nov s 4 Closing: Wheat spo.
dnii Ne l California "a i.dsss ID No red
Western winter, s. a.: Ne l Northern spring IS
iisd
Cam spoi dull American mixed. new and old.
ii SD
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Nor Is ~ Canadian Pacific. ok; Unics
Pacific preferred. ~: NoFthesn Pacific preferred
ri. AtehiSesn 20 Grand Trunk. II
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Pre.bytcrinn Churches.

Renton chnrch-Rev II, s vaAlsF. pastor Sev-
lees al 30 p. /; union Sunday school at II 4 IN.
United Presbyterian-Cor of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street. Services at II Is q. and 20 p m.
weish-sevsnth and Olive street Rev
william Davis. pastor. Services 1t 10 % a. and
.. m.
German Congregational Seventh avenue. between
Pine and Olive Services at ii .. N. and .. A.,
alternately. Edmund Grieh. pastor.
Second Presbyterian ". A. Major. pastor.
Thanksgiving services morning and evening spe-
cial musical programme viii lie rendered,
First Presbyterian Corner Fourth avenue and
Spring street. Rev A. L. Hufchiscn. D D. pas
ter. Services at II 4 N, and 30 p. m. Sunday
school AZ L 80 p. m Christian Endsavor at SIS
Seats free
Calvary Presbyterian eburch-Corney Twenty fourth
avenue and King street Rev. Donald Ross pastor
Services. II q m aud 7 30 p m. Morning. Gospel
Themes evening. Signs of the Times and Our
Loro's Return"
Cumberland Presbyterian ehurch-Twenty second
asenue ard East Cherry. Rev Elmer T. Thompson
pastor residence SCI Twenty frs, avenue. telephone
Brown as Services morning and evening" Sunday
school Gas IN. C. r. $50 p. m
Lake Union Presbyterian church Knbourne az
enus Fremont Rev. A. J. Carney, pastor serv-
ices, II g. m. and % p Sunday school, 10 a.
m Junior Endeasor, .. m. C. T., 60 p. m.
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CHICAGO, NOV. z-Cattie generally steady At
the decline. November receipts largest since 1891
Good 70 choice s. s0aT %: poor 70 medium, s. 0a9
SIS; mixed steckers, s. qass IS; selected feeders.
odaIs. coed 10 choice cows So 5naf IS heifers.
s. SS4es camera. si7s93 90; balls. s. es94 % :
calves. - 2s4iU; Western range beeves 81. 00s5 Is
Hoss active shade lower. Good riearanees Mix
"a butchers y. s0s5.Gi good TO choice heavy. s. IS
ass rough heavy, S.fss3-s2i: light. s.. .5ds. se
bulb of sales. s. s5H30
skeer market steady for beth sheep and lambs
Largest number record Native wethers, s. 500
40 lambs. 81 oo1s Is. Western wethers, $7sa4 90 ;
Western lambs. ttsaS5 %
Receipts Cattle. tee hogs. z2.eoe sheep. 500
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nov. Seattle 800: market
steady; native beef steers, s. saasoo: Western
steers, G0s4 20: Texas steers, 81 61di Is; and
heifers. Esst.eo; Gamers. 81 zasoa steckers and
feeders. 1sSstH; calves. N.sozs5 co. balls and
stays s. seas7s
Hnss Receipts, 30; market saTie lower: heavy.
n1oaSs s.; missd. Ss!sasTTs: light. s. soess Is bulk
Of ssies. s. Tsd3 ia
choice Westerns s. ss<aslo; common and stock
sheep. t3ssASN. lambs. S3o0asa
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Ysslcs Junctian oharch-Preacaiag on Sunday at II
F1rSt-Ccrnsr Thsed and r.ss st-ee, Rep
Frank T. Williams pastel TIE FRS. Methodist
Protestant sharca sn3 the First CHRISTIAN ebg4ch
Rev u. Smith. pastor. have united their s-Tv,c.4
pawanisA chufeh-pzniel Rsssy pzstoy Sunday
scheoa at 10 a. m pfeseAins at 20 ?. m
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Sftxe}ai flsSaasch - sar Pest IN teIltss ~ CO..
sf.Dttls- " -li-LkX <cs. @&@~Iae \ sgf-
Sag MI Company Aa= decided net 20 re-
as0Se Us Ha.is Rs Snonasslsh Tney saw SO.
cured hsrsek - timber near :. exgss.< fran
ths pssgst Ml3 Company. sns5 sAas xfiE
keep he rsasn Fssna-Ex wasFs i u ssz ~
Hagd ~s swo se&rA
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salvation Army,

Ne han-Ca,usr Flks street ard Third avenus
Cart siin ana t3sa;. Gardner in charge n .
knee dnli. II a. holiness meeting: .. IA fam
iiy gathering
Nc : nxa-Eornsr Second scush sn1 Yes
ier way E=sirn e<Fnsars.; ard Ifesf Watson in
easrs- a krcs dT1l II . M hosiGess meet
ins. 2. ~. tsmily gssheTlHx. 3 IT.. frss and
easy"
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First CnttaTfsE cAsrSa ss@eath ar.aas. near
Easer Rev w n sS-sss6s. pAs,ar s~~i-o II
II @ses-t Bissorte rssasss4stEs psrs II
America leerase s. = H. Inventors aa1
fEsea1lezs q sAs teEsaTs P&sAe invited
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TraeessrA&sai Sseses-. A-arEz ieSs~-Me-.. =.
n al Ills Tssrt ssssas sassecs. pYecs C Irwas-
sssssy" es r. ". Ward
Qpa~x cts Thscznek.cas Socsvty Ia Alsrsca--
rsxrx S&.ssssv xrs%i1x At s'esseh A q L ".
ha9 "a Yha1e~x etcck sssssecs. THA Pcr~onal In
afx.sssal azz ~ Eserzsl- ~ Z J TsArs
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ChrfAttnn Churchea.

Christian eharch-Latona Preaching AZ II m
and ~ p. n. by Rev. r. y Dunlap. every Sunday i;
sunday sehooi Il 20 r G +. SO 2,
First Christian church. " Smith psster
Preaching at II a N. and 2 n This church
hesas unisn services with tie NJ +. church. PINE
ard Third.
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sg+c:sg p.~p4sch - sae Post Iu.e'3lxsfser
SknRal-W Iat1ldET <av. = The ssft
- Mrs. = e HsraU~ ~ E&g4iewr again a
sksx1t county ioF So "a damages for ia.
fugses and S9~srfAe ststAtne3 ny heg horse
backing 81 eTsexs iatC re Ssosgh A.
kr~1>vss. ass 4srfaet Yesterday ~ Megrg
Vernon. The 5asy awarded NTa Famous
s. SsA Attorney Thomas Sas35h cansust ess
sh@ plaintiffs case THIS ArtAoa hxx sssn
rerA * toY haNs fhree AeArs
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Norwegian -Dsnish Methodist.

- Nc-wrEisss- nsassS Ng;Aaaisf sAa-ch AasEs re
l5xssas SERVES -auGay AZ II ~ and .
r " Il frt~5s AsH N.Hfk avenue All -San.lna-
rssnx Rev (. y nmsss. ssssaR.
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Catholic Churches

street Rev. 4, DioInedi. pastor: Rev A. Trivelli
and Rev. J. Nicholson, assistants. Conducted b.,
the Jesuits.
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street Rev r x. Prefontaine pastor
Low mass, q N. high mass 10 30 .. IN bene-
dietion, = 80 p.
sacred, HeArt--Sixth avenue and Bell street Con-
due.eA D. the Redemption;xts Rev Thomas Brown.
pastor Low mass with sermon 3 q NJ high mass
with sermon. 10 80 q m. benedieticn. z 30 D. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26
CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Fist-Coumtia City. Preaching At IL 30 .. "a. and
I 30 p N.
Enthusiastically servicss at II a. NJ and o. m .
Y. r. s. T.. y. m. Sunday school 1t u noon
Plysnouth-Cerner Third avenue and University
street. Rev W. H. G. Temple, pastor 1907 Seneca
Preaching II m. and - p a.
Edsswater-Rev. ]. r Nichols pastor Services At
II n H. and D. N. Sunday school At II Is .. n ;
\. r. s. C. T. at p m. , Junier 7. r. s. C. e.
Friday Afternoon. NJ $50
Green Lake-Rsv T. g. Lewis. pastor. Meetings
held In the I O. G. r hall Regular services at
II a re- and 30 D Sunday school At IL o'clock ;
praise meeting at 7 Is p. N.
Cnivsrsty-Thomas C. Wiswell. minister. Sun
day service ut II N and 70 o ~ church school,
E1a m: Y. r. S. c. T., $50 p. m: prayer
meeting At 30 p m
Pilgrim Belmont avenue ard East Harrison
street Rev E. L. Smith. pastor. Services to-day
at IL a. and 90 .. no. Sunday school. l2:Is p
m; y. r. 8. C. T.. 6as D. m: prayer meeting
Thursday. 20 p Everyone welcome.
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I(DlY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post -Tnselliserrer VII aiIev ave
lines In formal church nsssc<s Srcs II charge. For
eTery lire csey Hye thsre VII be . charge Of 3
csnsa This rnse viii b. strictly adhered &c.
CkrrsA notices must b. Ia this cGfcs net lateR
than 81 >. n Friday
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sfszsH sxs~s <s-<2Gf II A q L
sSN sSrn<s Fksxt @ssa@@ sz4 AAssaG street. Ks.
ss2mse "a AsfssG sSfxxf-
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Unitarian Church

First Free Methods; eAsFva~cornr ot Terry q,
! eagss aud Fsss street
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Ns<.szEy hssa Ia eas<zaeas * - wsxsf-x.or
sssssk Hsxznss - asssy bssws0 Txx9 sssras ssSsa
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couored baptist Saissie..

.nd ocr,d.nsal av.nue. every evening At IS elock
Pune enrdisny inTised Chaplain. ThonAs Resa
CoIored baptist Mission.
ne cc.rr.d Aar.iss-s<rrices every Sunday At II
c'ci-ck 4 r. and o'eioex > "a in the Young
Natsralis,s' ball. in the cid university ssoands
Evangelicai Association.
German Harrison sssses and Tsyinr avenue Rev
nan presehinS every sunday At II = N. and ..
n; Z. p. A. 81 q.
spiPftsalism.
Church Of the soal--oda Fellow hail. corner
second avenue and Seneca street Lyeeam. IL % D.
m. mediums meeting. ! p m. lecture. % p ID
by Mrs. Magic. The obiectise and Subjective
Mind
Seattle sriritnalisss Association Masonic Temple.
corner second ayenre and Pike Conference. "a
r. NJ; lecture by Prof Bcslsy at 30 p m on
''Grvwsk Of the SEAL Tesss-
Universal Brotherhood.
Seattle Lodge No fse-Room 20 Hnckiey block.
ruhlic meeting Sunday at p m: subject. Small
Mental Science.
m. Thse.orhisss rooms. lis Third avenue. rnurs.
day evening a. O'clock
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Holyoke hlock. corner First avenue aad Spring
street. Services at II m Sunday school at Is:
room 1I open during the week from to p N. s
Christian Adventfsts.
Bethesda church-Third avenue and Madison street
Rev. Annie T. Bryans viii preach every Sunday
1t % .. m All welcome
Section Seattle g. L. p.
Section Seattle holds meetings every Sunday AZ Q
p m In Masonic temple. entrance On Second
Scandinavia seamen's Mission.
Res. J. Moses. preacher. Scandinavian Sea-
mems mission ut 2i22 First avenue Services every
Sunday Reading room in connection.
Seattle Liberal Union
Every Sunday evening in G. A. r hall Entrance
Second avenue At p. m DR.. J. d. York.
speaker.
Society Of Universal Religion.
In @. A. R. hall. Collins block corner Second
avenue and James street. today at 50 p m
Russian Orthodox Church.
At sn Laksview Rev. D. Kamnef. pastor
Services. 10 a. m. sharp.
Suit Against stevens County.
Special Dispatch 70 the Post Intelligencer
COLvILLE Nov. 25-The employees,
numbering about forty persons. who did
work the Metaline and Deep Creek
roads. under the law Of 1895, which was
declared unconstitutional by the supreme
court have commenced suit against Stew
ems county to recover the aggregate sum
OF about 1850. They claim that the law
OF 1899 legalizing their claims revives the
action. The county will fight the case.
Resolutions of sympathy with the Beers were
adopted by mass meeting held in San Francisco.
The attendance was large. and much enthusiasm was
manifested
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O. LuhRs-Rentcn- Service ana sernco ct ?.
a. Services cnntucsed b. Rev. - Thorn
g. ssephen's- Ballard Rev r. T. Hyland. re-
ter Divine SERVES every Sunday 1t ii .. N and
- p. IA
Washington street
81 Marks charrh-Haxvafd avenue and sarfrg
street Rector. Res. ]. r .. Liwyd Morning tors.
iss Treasury Of the Lord" Evening topic, The
OgsGin f Species
Trin.sy Rarish rhurch-Cssnsr Eighth avenue and
James street Rector Rev. II. II. GSwvr- sery-
ices. y and II a. "A. and !! 20 o N. Morning.
Malachi. the Last Of the Pynphetse evening ser
man By Rev. Canon J. B. Good
Sc Maps-Wcodland Park Rev. n. b. Goven
In charge. Service and sermon IT . "a. Mr.. VII
bur = Lewis. lay reader Take Green Lake car !:
get % ~ Winslou station
81 Psri's-Cerner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. VIM. ksnper. rector. Sunday school,
Us a. m. Morning prayer and service. ii q m
Evening service 1t - p m
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German Evangelical Lutheran. Zion's-Ccrnef
Terry and Stewart street. Rev z. Knappc.
pastor residence In Of church Sunday school At
p m
German Lutheran fsynod Mo.i-Ssryices every
Sunday ut 10 30 n n and Sunday school Ut 30
q 70. In the A. o. Z. W. hall. corner Of Jackson
street and Yakima avenue
Holy Trinity. Enxlish--Corner Seventh avenue and
Onion street Rev. James r. Bates. pastor: resi-
denee sic Pike street Services today. II e. N. and
80 .. H.: Sunday school. l2ls p m
Norwegian Danish-Foufsh avenue and Pine street.
Rev h. A Borrerik. pastor residence. 1854 Seventh
avenue. Sunday school At ESQ q N services at
II q aud .. IA.
Swedish Evansehcai-Third avenue, near Pike.
Res Martin L. Lason. pastor: residence. 10 How
ard north Sunday services at 10 30 4 IN.
and D. M. Sunday school, L m prayer meeting,
p. N.
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.oznsais ismhs. salse; San Jesauin plains. 'eIae:
HzEbes6t and AeEdocIne Hclse-
Hrps-Cmp ~ ffAE3e for eknsca.
Exchange.
sseyiias Londss. sirtr Aays, y ~; sterling "a
Lcnden. sight. INA
Fimaneinl.
ssire- bsn- Se; drasta sixht. 1sc: telegraph. Sc;
MEXICAN 6osisrs. $50 GO
% 3 q
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKHr.
whess-Expors. No. l esuh ~; No bsuese@.
sISc: milling. No. cinb. sc. hsuestem. s34c
= g =
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Nov. z.-whess-C1nh. soie: huestem.
q q
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Nov Z-wheat dun: walia
Wsia. Sc: vaiiey. s2e.
~ y q
NEW YORK Markets.
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SAX FRANCISCO NeT A-Sgysrs >evs&A =
MS. ras.<ssr oFsxer. s3xiAs taliss ossxoe.
0xn Eaa-1ertAsn ae9ntaia k2aA aaSsGs
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THE WOOL MARKETS.


London.
LONDON. Nov, B-The offerings cf wcol next
Seet aggregate g. No bales. The arrivals to date
for the next series ~ auction sales amount to ISIS
baiea Of which i5c0 were forwarded direct
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Society Of Universal RELIGION.
In @. A. r. hall, Collins block. corner Secor
avenue and James street today at 50 D. m
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and OcriAsntal avenue eve<y evening ct - cc3ock
Pubic cordially limited Chaplain. Thomas neeA
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Every Sunday evening in G. A. r hall Entrance
Second avenue At p. IN. DIR. J, D. York.
speaker
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Russian Orthodox Church.
At sl Laksview avenue. Rev. D. Kamnef. pastor
Services, 10 q. m. sharp.