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MONEY on call, steady, per csat prime ner.
esn'ae psFsr tss Per emit sterling srchanse,
steady, win sctud business IN barker bills at
"a "a Or demand. snd a. 81 81 fof o DAYS POSTED
rates. ~ 6 and 81 So Commercial bills. 81 us "a ~
silver certincHirs. sfssAc bar silver So Mexican
toiarz SIC. government hgffs veal. state tou1s
lna.lINr raLlr-.a -. Arr-a..,ar
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb io-The center Of interest on
the board Of trade shifted to the corn pit
that market being exceptionally strong and active
May closed fdAc over yesterday. at sac
~ was sad session for short sellers In the corn
pit for the coarse cereals after an early DAY on
which traders confidently sold more than they had
bought. failed to follow its usual custom Of react
ms and climbed sti higher. Trade was active
and the crowd greater than In any other pit The
influence OF its strength overspr.ad the whole floor
The SQUIRE OF the markets power something
Of problem.
Wheat was firm. without being very active Better
cables due LARGELY 10 smaller worlds shipments and
the exceptional strength II corn we're the inNu-
ences May wheat opened at essdsstc ,c over yes
terdays close, sold on 20 esiaesac and reacted 20
~Nn closing tc improvement. q. @4assac
The cat market was strong on A good renersi
demand. May oats closed s1sc over Yesterday
Inc market Tor provisions nos 4 6ix one A
weak hos market was felt al the opening which
w1s lower Tor pork but steady for lard aud ribs
Ttis was recovered. thr strength Of corn h~inr
factor May poft clesed &c over YESTERDAY N.y
lard e rp, and RIBS shade better
The leading futures ranged a. follow:
Wheat No. ?.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK, Feb. lo.-The Commercial Adver-
Users London financial csblegram says:
The markets here opened dun Gen Buffers
retirement from Kraalkrantx. but there was q gem
cra recovery later the market inelining TO the
that the movements Of Gen. Butler and Gen. Mac
Donald are intended chiefly TO occupy the attention
OF the enemy 70 facilitate the advance Of the
central column directed by Gen Roberts
CoDsols steady at lola
Americans began shade under par, and then i'm
proved with the rest of the list. although most Of
them lower balance
The bank bought Ell 900 gold In Scandinavian
coin and received 5000 from Australia
Short loans were in leas dcnsnd than Yesterday,
but loans for longer periods wanted Bills were
q shade hrmer
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Feb io-Cansdian Pacific. M1; Onion
Pacific preferred. 7s1: Northern Pacific preferred
u: Atchison. 9li; Grand Trunk. 8; Anaconda, o. =
Bar siivcr-stesdy; p 9-led per ounce.
% % %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 -Today's statement of
the condition Of the treasury shows.
Available cash balance ...............S 2oS 10 054
"oid reserve TO- 2s
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The following prices ssins offered 70 the pre-
Queer By the local dealers for delivery In round lots
the dock and IN the st Seattle;
Grsin--O Oats, 1sge0: barley. ts q; Wheat, cniessn
feed, SlsstAis: hran, sfiz. shorts V3.0
Hsy-Pugst sounn. SOLO; Eastern Washinston
timothy, tiGai7; alfalfa $3.50 per ton
Esss-stretly fresii ranch. lsdian
Butter Fresh ranch, is4t2Dr: creamery. no. .
pouitry-Iivs chickens, nc: live TURKEYS isei
turkeys. lsc, geese, &C.; ducks, 81 boa4
Live sfock-choiee beef cattle cows. f9iic steers.
sieSe; choice sheep, ls95c; good hogs, live, st;
hogs. dressed, s5c calves dressed large, &c; small
H. calves. live. large. &c. small. o..
Hides. pelts and wool Heavy sound saited steers
over 90 lbs. &c: medium. sound. Der ID. SCI light
sound under s. MS Sc; cows sound. all weights
fici stays. bul, and oxen. Sci sailed hps. II !;
calves, per H. Sci green hides. T. less than .alted
Dry hides. per d.. i2sc. dry cuils one-third less
Nr: pspery deer, seIse dry sIt. ssloc; green elf.
tNsc sheep peits. zscasi.zo; shssrlings, iJd2sc:
inaton wool. nc; dirty or timber burned. Ssiie;
taliow, 4si3ic.
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ST Clement Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street.
st Luke's-Renton. Service and sermon At 4 d
m Services conducted by Rev. NJ Thorn.
st. Stephens-Bsllard Rev 2. r. Hyland rec
tor. Divine service every Sunday at II a. IN. and
20 p. m.
St Msry's-Woodland Park. Rev. H. II. Gowen
In charge Service and sermon AZ n m. Mr. VII
bur :. Lewis lay resder. Take Green Lake car:
get Of at winslow station.
St Paul corner Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev VIM. Kemper. rector. Sunday school.
ss,5 a. Morning prayer and service. II a. m
Evening service At 30 p m.
St. Marks chureh-HarvAtd avenue aud Spring
street Rector. Rev. Z. u, l.wyd Morning
TOPIC, The Pattern In the Mount evening topic.
The Golden Rule
Trinity Parish church-Corn Eighth avenue and
James street. Rector. ReY u. II Gogsn. serr.
Ices. 30 and II q. and % . m Morning
subject. Commonplace Belief IN God eyening sub
lect. Gods Inheritance in HIS People sionscrs
welcome
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Feb Flour Receipts I5,s bar
rels exports, 10 202 barrels; market quiet; Mime
sofa patents, 50 s5S4 i0 winter strsighs s. issS 50
Wheat-Receipts, $500 bushels; spot firm: No. 2
red, Ts2c T. o. b afoat Options opened firm, 4c
advance, controlled BY higher Liverpool cables and
bullish Michigan report. Closed Arm on late COW
ering by shorts, aaac advance March closed at
T6Sc; MAY. 75tc; July, fHc.
wooi-steady; domestic fleece. 2laosc
Hops Steady; Pacific coast. 1899 crop. laalsc
Coffee-Opticns closed steady, unchanged; sales,
1900 bags. including February. zoe: March, y35c
May, 7Nc; spot Rio. Arm; No invoice SIC: No
jobbing. sac; mild, Arm; cordova, iodl31c
sugar-Raw, strong; fair refining. itd4 il-lec; re-
fined, firm.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Market conditions today remained practically the
yesterday, there being no change in prices
and little in the volume Of business. The market
features and tile closing day finds 1t Substantially
the c1i tho opening The opening of spring.
especially in the North, Is expected 70 add an
snliFenng eharacter 20 dealings. and preparations
are l-ing made in view OF that expectation.
Fruits and Vegetables plentiful in supply, but
not averytoeked SmaIi shipments have been re-
ceved during tho ueek Of early products. and more
locked fer from nov on Prices are ruling hTm
and there 4 no Indication Of falling.
The poultry supply has been large, and but for
outside ORDERS would have exceeded tho DO
mand In an uncomfortable way.
Eggs aud batter continue their status OF The past
several weeks the latter being steady and the former
ncarflin Ia tone and weak.
Way, grain at.. feed are holding their own. fnd
there n nc change except in the expectation OF
orders for Phihl pine use.
Ike ish market holds It's own. and there Is good
demand for all sv.ts. There ha, Teen and - a
Z I'd ssprly except in salmon. and perhaps Co
innbIa river sintlt
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON Feb 10 -wkeat-Csrgo-s - coast
rethirg doing. cargc~s passage. armcF: Ma 1
sfartsra California. ~ 81
LIVERPOOL Fsh ie--Mheat-Fi Firm No
standard California. g. tttaG 81 wheat ard sear
in paris quiet; No. 2 rcd " esteFea viute- stock
eshsfaff,i. No ! Northern snr,re r "a Eufurrx
strais, March s. iold May. 5 iesd Inlv. IS sa4s
exhausted No I NorfheFn srFtus. = "a
gerrt,-Srct firm American mixed new s. 50:
Arnarican raiIed old. Is s4d. Futures nrTp; FEB
nam 4 Ia. March \ -. Ma - IA
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BrcadstuMs.

BrendstuuS
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. lo-wheat steady and
strong No sales Of barley: spot firm. Oats frmer.
Spot quotations
Wheat Shipping. No /. 81; choice. ,loii; mill.
ing. $Lo34aLa3l
BaTiey-Feed, 7Oa75c: brewing 7Tiassc.
Oats-Gray, Oregon. tLGtnl Ia; milling Nl5g
liz: red. sLi21@ID
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. 800: Oregon, ~; wheat,
rentals 1870; Oregon. 2e1; barley. oentals. Sis
beans sacks 81 potatoes, sacks, SIS: bran, sacks
1855. Oregon. 5922. middlnes. sacks. 2.e3s; hay.
tons 40; hides, number. ST.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MillstuYs-Niiddngs. si7@2o; bran. si2 scsb per
ton.
Hsy--wheat, psDas 50: wheat and ost, ssss: best
barley, s5a7: alfalfa. ssd7o; stock. 81 Dds; com
pressed wheat, $sal0; straw. per bale, 30u42fc.
Potatoes-Early Rise eooasi; river Burbanks, SOC
I5c. river reds 7sassc sweet. sT5als5; Oregon Bur
banks T5cCdsi TO-
Apples-Choice. 81: common. &c,
Butter-Fancy creamery. 26dGic; seconds, 5ac55c;
fancy dairy, 22a2ie; seconds. isa2ie
Cheese-New. laaiolc; old. ss@sc; Young America.
io5@liic; Eastern, lela17c. a
Eggs-store, i5nl6c; fancy ranch. Fic.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spdng- Nevada, 1aal5c; Eastern Oregon, IL
@i6c; valley, Oregon. Da22c. Fall--Northern noun
tain lambs, loGi2c. mountain lambs. saioc: San
joaquin plains. s@lec: Humboldt and Mendocino.
i5al7c.
Closing Quotations.
wheat Steady; May. A.o5s; December. Gmi:
cash. s1.0II
Barley-No sales.
Corn-Lsrge yellow. Ndl@
% % %
NEW YORK MARKETS
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Universal brotherhood

Seattle Lodss. No broom - Hinclisy siock
Pubic sre;iHs sunday II 3 ~ sgh3ect Char
aciet Building PahHc invissd Lotus srsup IA,
chiiaFen al y a. m
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Meetinxs held IN basement ~ ifa Washington
street entrance alley between First avenBe SOUTH
aud Occidental avcnpf eYtsy evening ~ IS ocloek
PUBLIC ooE3lallY InIIted- ChAplAin. Thansa Rees
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T0DAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-Intellisencer will allow Eve
lines In formal church notices free Of charge For
every line FIVE there will he a charge Of 3
cents This rule will be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be in this office not later
than 5 20 D. m. Friday.
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German Harrison street and Tsyios avenue Rev
August Wsinzr; pastor. - Harrison street f.e~-
preaching every sgnd1y At II a n sna : %
m s. r. c, u. a. g. n
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u 0. A q Ban. CalIluf hiolf corIsr sarons
arsugs ana Jarnes street At . 8 n Rss Alfred
" Martin Lecture The Reltxina q Abgahara
Liucala e" Pgi1i, iHtte3.
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Norwegian Dauish-Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rst, H. A. Borrevik pastor residence. 1854 seventh
avenue. Sunday school at 9 20 m services At
u a m. aud .. m.
German Lutheran tSynod Mo}-Services every
Sunday At 10 10 a. N. aud SUNDAY school at 2 %
.. IN the A %. e. W hall. corner q Jarkson
street aud Yakima avenue
Holy Trinity. Euglish-Cognsr Screnih avenue and
Union street Rev James Y. neates pastor resi-
dence. 80 Pike street Services today a. II a NJ
and ~ p. m, SUnday school, lsls .. m
swedish EsangchcAi~Third avenGe. nesr Pike
Rev. Martin l. iApon. pastor residrucr, f19 Belie-
avenue. sunday services az u ~ a and
. N. sunday schooi. Z m. prayer meeting. 2 m.
German Evangelical Lutheran. Ziaa' s-Corner
Terry avenue ard StewAFt street Rev. knAppe
pastor residence in Of church Sunday school Al
r n.
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Church OF the soui-odd Fellows hall corner
Second avenue and Seneca street Children's iyoe-
um II 30 a m; mediums meeting. .. m lecture
20 y. m.
Seattle Spiriualists Association Masonic Templs
corner Second avenue and Pike. General meeting
20 p m. lecture. 20 n IN. hy Mr. Hunphreys.
character reading and tests seats free
independent Psychic society-- Forestcrs' han. SIS
FIRST arenue.s sunday IS p m. iuspiEationa lee
ture, followed BY soul readings and messages
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Cash Quotations.

tdsh QuOtntfOna.
Flour Steady winter patents 81 saas 70. straight.
iadsS ciesn s. aoa5 10. spring specials q aoa..
patents. s. eass5: straishs, s. eoa1 bakers s. ioa
Wheat Spring No. >. sSassc: red No. 2, ssss
f0lc = NV
Corn-No 2 Nic
> 2sd25ic. ~
Ryc~No. o &asslc
RArcy-No 3 ssSIa1c
Timothy seed Prime SaB
Mess pork Per hhi tnaii 10
iaIdfor 100 lbs. s. nas 05
Sidss-ShoSt rits. loose, s. 9aSs TO-
shoulders DRY saltcd boxed ssstsc
sides short clear. boxed S. iaS6 10
Whisky Distillefs finished soods per sallon
gGs
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Queen City Theosophcai Society In America Nv,
cry Sunday evening At O'Clock. A. o. o. W hall
IN Pioneer block subject, a search for the Soul p
by II. A. ruuee.
Theosophca Society. Amanda Iosise--Ai eets ? 10 n
m 81 ms Third avenue, Subject. "Freedom." By
Lewis A. Ward.
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Rocr y Hincfley bsaek every sgrdsy. II I. r.
and 80 , Elevator ugrs n eTsniug An as
lrvited. No r1il-erira
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zion meetings Every sunday 81 70 D n "a
Manning hall. BailaTa Coudactsd b. Rel W. y
Moody. q Yctggis. u c
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Christian Adventists.


Christian Adveuists' church Rev. William Chap
man, pastor. Prayer. 10 Is m. preaching II A
m. Sunday school, Il "a :. m.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
Mining stocks.
70 % .
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. io.-Sterlins on London,
sixty days. ss5i; sight, 1854
Financial.
Silver bars, soc: Mexican dollars. 4ss4sic; drafts.
sight. Is; telegraph. ia
Go 20 y
NEW YORK.
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Mental science.


Ths Mental Scientists uest FseTy sun1sr ~ Il a
~. rheosrghists fnquis. NA Fhftd aTruas- Thurs
DAY sTeniaE a. clock
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Catholic Churches.

Church q TIE Immaculate Broadway ard MAti.aa
street Rev A piansdi. pastor Rev. A rrtsai
aud Rev J. Nisholson. assistants Cpn6aetea b.
the iesl3tk
Our Lads q Coed He'p~r Third arcnue south ard
Washington street Rev. r Y. Prefru'alus pastor
L0w mas. a m hish mas, "a ~ 4 n heas-
dictiou. % ?. n
Sacred Heart sirth kYrnua ard Ben street Con
dartsd ~ The EedesnEtd7isss Rev Thoras Browa
rastpg. Low maEs. with srrrnsr. a. hi.h mass
with sermon. % 20 - h.sned4-ti1n. q :. n
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Meet cs secoai svcnus norfh y. y Zero. "a
ior. Services a. u n. Sunday sehoo, a. e a
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MoRGAN's Eagle brand oysters are tn,
best
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Tue weekly hank statement
Surplus reserve. daerVase s. ~ IA iaans trrreasa
SLBLt'a. sfecie increase. g 81 90 legal teadsrs
trcrrasg. &ts0 egpasits tacfnase. 81 - SO. ar
enlatton, snrsrase, $3.50 Ranks pow bold 81 ST.
s5s in rGtrss u legal requirements
The Ftraotirf 2yE rhr feature q the statement
a. fha associated h4uks q Nee York for ne wset
spdinE tcfruaf1 20 Is ne euorfacus expansion n
81. iN,S4 10 ne loaa accosuf TIE tnefaase over
the past NN DAYS hf1nEa the total of taans well nr
SAID 80 slsl, 90 "W Esin q So sg % since ttS
ct1sfng & Ne-e1shsr tl tts came ferssf ~ssr
hciaiuEt have eeca gas so laa and deposits ys 20 80
Tho rcs2T7e, despite tts heavy adNtlon IS SIS 80 on
shege The total repegrsd December 81 u " apr,ar.
sei therefore that tse eAIts havr net veaEeni tact
rosl1cn Rather they are stronger n eYery ra~
ticrlAr bet Tor All tAls continuance a ~. rsr7rf
nrvadns expansions ~hah arr nrins reported rev
Will have very pefeertihie rsect On rash In4Aes
ths srrra-s reserve frr tte week sssf ,~des ssrlr
sifncst s. a. 40 rea sbr fs-t tAat re- nst sain III
90 % cash tid urt hes1r % u~rt ~ ext-a
reserve requirements of 81 ~ 40 H~~esslsafef ~
the rsiss 4 SIS ~ sc IN aevosits ne w-~ts T..
ur-. q may bs stated. in excess II auy,hi1r
rsrcstet A. tbs sszsnr last year. when sfnck rx
change transsrtioas. both IN current shares Ard
hcnd pgFshsse-. svay ahrsk - Wat hasine<s -
now reported TIE trrrrnaosss rise "a loans AZ - "a
time Is somewhat difficult rf erpianNtion IRE
rfrttr se Sisfrihuted the srtre list n hashs
m ro-nfnsrrsl gsrer market IS mere active flt
efcn taking this faef and stpSk rxrhau9e business
iutn Confederation the total eyYarstan srer-e,.
the riaxirruin needs 81 hofh u Is cnite lisrir
that arsans sfrfs rnrfted Tor several i1-gs srals
psninE coutnhuteN 20 the totAi gain The state
mrnt. showing As 70 does. deaygase in s1rrfss
far me first time since December 9 nav b.
i.iAsnsstAd - ss&S Ia: zsnH ntA I'll ssea<as
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Nests IiE Taira arrras Rsr Iossrh ADAM
pastor. Services. u q. ~
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

First Be,ievus Services st Il e'slscs. sazszy
sehroi ie oeiocf
West SEATTLE Haurf srho-l hoass Rev. Gsarxs
Kindred. psstrt. Services At - . N.
Eiftiari-saniay ssfVsoes A. u N Rrd ? Il
g z, p n sunday slhoQl a. e nrou-
TAsiov churca TaYlor avenue Ard TheF-ss street
Rev Alfred \ Raveo. PA y rsst7r. Fahiis wqr-
sAsr. l3 a on aut - 3 sunday school. = -
m. y T. e. p. - g. n prayer meeting
Thursday st a. p Al wsicore.
German C1nEresA'ional- ssvsnta arsnas s,,~ren
Fire ard Olive Services AZ u q n. and o N,
alternately. Earnand GrisA. pastor.
Ftrs;-Celuahia citY. Rev Fank p, whitman.
pastof Preaching a. II a ard - , n. Sur
dAy schooi. u 70 m ChrisfiAn BnasAvnr. 6 %
?. N
Uuisersiiy ThcaAs c wlsusu MINISTER sun
dsg service a. u n suf ~ ? church trhooi.
y l1 m-s y p : C. =. 80 81 ~ PRAYER
ueftiug a. : 20 ?. II.
EiScvateT- Rev. Niehos. pastaf Services 81
Sc SD g Q m. SUNDAY school A. e. % g m
\ T. s. a. r. a. b IA JuHt-s Y r &. E.
FRIDAY EfteFncoe, A. n
Green Iake-R-r T. @. Lswis pastor Meetings
ssl= IN Tie l. o. @. 7. hall Regular .rrsee a
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Salvation Army.

No. haIl-Corner Pike street and Third avenus
Capt Gin and Lieut.. Gardner in charge 4 m
knee drill IL a. m. holiness meeting; .. m, fam
lily gathering
No. hall-Corner second avenue south and Yesler
way. Ensign Bernhard and Lieut. Watson in
charge. a. m. knee drill; II q m, holiness meet
ing; p. m. family gathering; p. m. free and
easy
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Battery Street NJ T.. church-Corner Third Az
enue and Battery street Ms Lucy Thurman not
ed colored orator. will speak in the morning Ey-
erybody invited.
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aiilenniai Dawn.

A. al IafrripH avcaas Rev. p. EAmasf. pastor
segTires 81 y m. SHARP
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Section Seattle holft nessnss efsry sunday a. .
emu
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First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue near
Union. Rev. W. D. Simonds minister Services
II a. m. and IS r. m. morning subject. The
True Destiny Of America; evening lecture on
Abraham Lincoln. Tribune Of the People
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Reccipt. aud shipments.


On the produce exchange today the butter market
FIRM; creamery. lia nsg dairy taaGc Cheese
AFtfm. laEl2c EgEs Easy. fresh. l1bai1c
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

MetnouIst frotehtaht Shurcnes.
Yesier Junction church-Preachins Sunday at II
q m
First Free Methodist church-Comer Of Terry Az
and Pine street
Duwamish chIrch-Daniel Bagiey pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. preaching at ! 20 p m
Swedish Methodist church--Fifh avenue and Pike
Preaching. II a. and 30 n. m young peoples
meeting. 80 p. prayer meeting every Thursday.
I 30 p m.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds re-
ligious services every Sunday at IL O. m and 20
D. M in Fried's hall, Ninth avenue. All ScAndna-
vians. Rev. G. n. Houge. pastor.
First-Corncr Third and Pine street.
Preaching. II a. and 30 p, Rev. Clark
Davis will occupy the pulpit At both services: Sun
day school. l2:l5 p Public cordially i'm
yited.
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Fee le Cstile Bscc}pfs sac. markrt
sss nstlrv bot steers ths6 a.. Western sterrs
Lest n teUs steers. & eagss = cass and hrifer.
-vTAa, ctHurr s. hsI, sfo-kers ana fsegirrs
as
M1s' Receipts. tbr MARKET shade lower. ssavy
> Ittt n.sed Nt-s e. light afsss4 ~
sheer Revrip's 7e MARKET M hishe7 fAlr %
cho47e Wes'crUs s. Fa1 ta rcmuon ard seck sheer
So v lar.hs s. an
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Second Christian church-Mects every Sunday at
p m. at A. o. U. w hall. corner First avenue
and Marion street. Entrance on Marion street
First Christian church-Eighth and Bell
street Rev. ]. n. Smith, pastor; residence, 2l,2
Fourth avenue. Preaching. II q m and % p. IN
Y. p. S. c. E., e:l5 p. m.
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Plaster liobbingl-Goiden Gate per barrel. s. r.
Plaster hair tiobbinsD -Washed. $50 per sack; -
washed. sLio per sack.
% 81
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wheat-Export No l. club, size; No 1 blues,em.
2c: milling. No. l club SIC: bluestem. 3ic
Il 20 %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
a4c.
% ~
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Feb. lo-wheat-steady, at sc for
Walla Walla. 52a53c for valley. and Sc for blue
stem
20 % %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Feh W-fattis With $50 Increase
thts seek tho mArkri c.lsrt stroEE raiaeS rarity
reyeserci good 90 choAer s. sasi8 IL ua1r 80 me-
dunn, Sisi8 ~ MIXED stockrrs 81 SEAS 50. sriectcd
fcc1itrs. 81 ,Ast 10. good 70 thuioe cave q Sos -
hfflrra. s. iast "a gamers. S. Na1 ~. tslis g. Tss3
gse calves. 81 agss fea Tcsss hscrss. Aak
HOG Average s. lower than Yesterday. Top, S.
mined ard butchers. 81 seas G,tl good rs chotrr
heav. s. sSa5 eS taugh hgavy 81 s0t& " light. 81 IS
"a Is buit = ssles 81 HkzS
sheep Firm lambs. steady. native usshsgs 80
wa0, iamhs, &.f1 Western wsthers. - sasS V .
Nwfsvn lambs Ss4f
Re.eipts. Cattle 40. hogs. p.@. sheep l'ea
kceir,a Cor TIE sVek Cattle, d. -. hogx. fsi 100
thrss. 3 ~
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
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Seattle. Wash. Feb. 10. 1900
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane and
Portland clearing houses today