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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Nov E.--whcaf was moderately sc-
tive and maintained its recently acquired reputa-
ton for making new low price record every day
The pit was little better than half occupied by
discouraged bulls and confident hears whose oper-
aticns DRIVE prices bit deeper IN the mud News
was scarce. December opened h@%c to a shade
higher, at Ix@rsc shorts covering moderately
becsuse cables did not in any way reflect the
decline here The bulge met no support Of any
magnitude. and consequently the market dropped
heavily to 10A@7oMc. Shorts had sold with such
complete abandonment 70 their belief in heavy
stocks and aack demand that r,mors that add-
uonaI mills would reopen ia Minneapolis owing
TO better demand for flour. sent them to cover
Under huyiug IT this sort December rallied sharp
~ to sU&c There plenty ~ the cereal for
sale on the advance and reaction followed De-
cember cicsed weak. NC under yesterday. at Tia
mae
Corn was quiet and steady Offerings were iib-
crai the start but we'll taken BY local bulls
and later the supply and demand were nicely bal
snced in the pit. December closed unchanged. at
SA@35xe
The market for oats was arm. December closed
NC higher. at HMMe2c.
Prosisions were again easier. with the same en-
ception in favor of November ribs which mn
ticeahlc yesterday The price for this commodity
Al the Glove Hs2h $2hc tho previous
close. Futures were depressed by liberal Of
hogs and drop in prices At the stock yards Jan
uay pork closed loc under yesterday. lard SC down
aad ribs 7hc down.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
0Dcninn. Highest Lowest C1nsiuQ
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Nov. ". str Senator.
for Victoria: str yictoris, for chemainns. str
Jeanie, foe Seattle; -ehr North BEND. tor Niapa
harbor, schr Mary Ridweii for coguile river; srhs
Joseph and Henry. for Ceqniiie river. str AsttcA
wan. fM Tacoma Arrived schr MAY Flower. frpin
Cceaie river. by Henry More, from Columbia
river: schr Berwick. for 'nauilie river
KOBE Passed. Nor. TO- f1insblr. from San
Francieco. for Port Arthur
HONsk8AS- Arrived. hmcsien Marp. from San
frRucisco. via Hua0isil and YeschAlna.
YOKOHAMA Arrived pesriesssiy, Nov ". CITY
= Picking. from San Francisco. via Honolulu for
Hongkane
cxPE NOME sailed. Nor & ar Mems ciis
for seattle.
DuTcH BARRoR~ SAILED. Nov .. Mar ,s
Ncrae riiy. fsF Seattle
yTcToRtArArifsa. nor. u. str Ama. from
ALASKA
kosE~ sailed. prior 70 Nor. Il. Sta Girnshiti.
f0f rugrt asind
MELBOURNE Arrived. htta Encore. from Co
hlntda Tfrff.
AsToRIA~An4red. Nor T. IA Alice. fson
HkFz
fUDfow- Arsirca. Sav. a. hgtn Geneva Cart
Aus. frsen Port Gamble, 10 ecNaE&ess rass0 fss
san Pedro
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RRORsr--In Georgetown. November H. ipoA q
the family resdeBce. Mn. Rosa A. Prohsl wife
Of Henry Prot%t. aged q yesrs and monsha
Funeral services viii be held from The Seattle
Undertaking Company parios on SUNDAY sftssnoon.
November Is. at p m. Intsrmsns n Lain Was
cemetery.
PRfCE-In Reuion. November ls. ieaA JohA =.
Price. aged n years
win DO buried al Rcntca. aso p m. Sunday.
November IL.
NEuMAN-In this city, November. ~ 1900 Al ~
PIKE street. Flora. wits Of Alexander Nsumsn.
aged 20 ycsfs.
Tbs body W at Butsssworth's-
Jones' mother d siss. @. d. famhsm. viii bs
held today al p. froan Dutter-crth's ehspsl-
HINK~In thix city. Novambsr ls. iso, Al the
family residence. ti5 sixth aseDue. Anas. beloved
vito a John Hink. AGED q ,csr.
Funeral from the family residence Monday after
noon al 2 O'clock. Friends Invited "a attend. In.
ternent Ia Lake View esmstefs.
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General auotasions.

NEW YORK. Nov r-Flour- Receipts, n,sls bar
~ 80 sApoIs, 1s0 barrels Market barely steady
and unchanged Winter patents. s. epd3D; Mime
sofa patents. 50 .sce4s5 '-'"V
Whsat-Receipts, 65.675 bushels: saIcs a,o nm
bushels futures. 1000 bushels spot Am. ssev
i as red. 5sa,sssc, { b. sfloat; 10. red
p. aflost; No hard Duluth s77hc afcst' ON.
t ions opened steady on cables and IN sympathy with
me Northwest markets. after which they receded
before European selling and threatened bearsh
m sa1,is on Monday: and closed weak at 40
decline. March closed DKc; May closed soc. No
vemher. 7exc; December Tsse w
Htdcs-Firm; California. q 10 Is pounds. @Xc.
wool-Quiet; domestic fleece 2sgzc.
Hops-Quiet.
Con'ee-spct Rio. easy: No. invoice. sxc. MJ,d
quiet; Cordcva. sl4@lsAc. Futures closed steady
with prices net Nai5 points lower Total sales. 81.
W0 bags. including December. 6.50c; March & 900
Der. 6.ssa6 9oc 7'p'eA
Sugar Raw. Arm, fair refining. sNc bid: cen
ritlgai, @ test, 4&c; mclasses sugar NE Re-
nnsd. steady; No. 8, s.0sc; No. 7. 4s5c; 10 3,
t&c; No 3. l7sc; No. 10 l7oc; No II. 4.sss; No
IL 4.o0c: No. Is. l.6oc: No. "A, 4.ssc; standard A
$500; confectioners' A. SOC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Nov E-CAttle- Receipts. zoo head
Steady Native good 80 prime steers, s.. hossS =
poor 10 medium. 81. Assn; selected scedsss. s.. Is
as heiscfs. SarSssss; canneTs 81 sas1 ts ssilis
s. gess g, calves yi9S rs TEXAS fed ssesrs sSs1
stassers g. sSf3 Is, bulls s. sok51.s5.
nexs-R Receipts to-day y seS head Monday, csti-
mated s zoo. left osrg sa0 Market i0c lower
Top s mixed and hsitehcrs'. Si.sS5i q u scod %
cholce heavy. 81 sOaSs fCagh hrsvY 81 as AS
liahi s. ioa4 q u hnlk cf safes. 81. So so.
SHEEP Rsec piA. . 40 head Chlic, stgsils; cfh-
crs slow. lambs wtak 20 a shade lower. 9aod %
choice wcthcrs. sac o. fair TO choice mixed 81 =
a. as. Wcstera shecp siaa&! rsSsa sheep, s.
q %; native iantS. si.5aas.A, Western lambs. SO
SS
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The imports Of specie were ss.sn gold and sss,,el
Tho imports Of dry goods and merchandise were
valued At ss.sil.60.
weekly Bank Statement.
The weekly statement Of averages Of the asso-
cated banks shows:
Loans s7s7 sis 100: decrease. s. lss COZ.
Deposits ss5s $40. 100: increase. ss57s 800.
Circulation $50 GIT 500. decrease, s8.2n
Legal Tenders ~. lsi 500: increase, s2,ls2.scc
Specie slss 49,. 800: increase. 81, 500
Total Reserve SIT 5s7 zoo; increase. s5oes.ooo.
Reserve Required an9 9l7 SIS increase. i,575
Surplus Reserve-s ess.TTs; increase. ssossIs.
The New York clearing house made an unex-
pectedly good showing for the week ending Novem-
tons The gain footed up s521s.soo divided almost
equally between legal tenders and specie. The in
crease was due. for the most part, TO operations
with the treasury although II Is known that New
York gained appreciably during the week from the
interior. Then, too, portion Of beiated gold inn
ports figured in tho reserve item. With this strong
condition AZ basis the banks able to stand
the swelling Of their other totals without trouble.
and as the expansion in loans was also under all
ssosS.fS added to their excess reserve bringing
the total 70 81. 66e.775. The slowness with which
the hans Of the banks respond 10 the enormous
stock exchange expansion noted since Ncvcpher
is rather puzzIinr feature and that n rari-
ously explained II Il quite probable that there
has been liquidation which does not show Il, the
statement except TO minimize the influence of the
business being done.
At the beginning Of the revival in stock exchange
hctivits uuIihs JANUARY. 1873, the same pecniiauty
in the loan item was shown. almost In rcriad II
three or four weeks following loans moving up
so. ooo.0oe At that time the explanation now
often used namely. the heavy volume Of invest
ment buying, advanced. II il probable that
the loan and cash fluctuations win within tho
next few months show some interesting phases. but
continued heavy increase in surplus reserve would
appear TO be anomaly IN the face OF prevailing
conditions The deposits Of the banks S. 5fs5p
last week a result Of the changes already noted.
and this. added to the s2is,575 for legal reserve
requirements explains why the increase in surplus
not 50 large as the gain in cash. The money
market has not been affected 10 any extent nv the
revival in business since election The circulation
Of the banks in New York has for the moment
reached Its maximum, decreases in the total having
been shown over the last two weeks
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiet; Northern. asai6; Southern.
Sls. 5oo1s.0
Copper-Dul: brokers, sl7.
Lead-Dull: brokers'. 81.
q % %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Nov. n.-Today's statement n
the treasury balances la the general fund exelu
sye Of the si500o coo gold reserve in the division
Of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance $L6 05eJl
GOO .....,.,'.- s-ssnss4
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Brendstu1s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov r.-wheat- Futures.
steady; SPOT. quiet.
Ba1iey.ru.nres. steady: spot. ssv.
Spot quotations were:
wheat.shPsing No. /. Hac: choice nAc:
m narlssl Fee" 2si.ar,x.. ,,.w,, so.s,,
osts-Gray. nominal: black. for seed, i'22ska
I'D; red sl.25eis7is. =
Flour quarter sacks. so.3z3; Oregon, SOC; wheat.
centals. s.s; barley. centals, $780, oats centals
no beans. sack. lsos; corn. centah, loo: pota-
toes sacks 2ss2 bran. sacks. Eo; mddlings. sacks,
ss hay. tons. Isl; wool. bales. Is; hides number,
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Misturs- Middlinss. sls.5oa,s: hSan. srals 5.
Wheat ssal3a: wheat and oa. ,sa,z 50.
Alfalfa: S@s: straw. per bale. 354i7,sc.
Potatoes River Burbanks zaf0c: salinas Rur
banks. "c@si.D: Oregon Burhanks. 7Ga30c; sweet,
Vegetables sliverskin onions np: c,cumbers.
2, sseac: green rsss sesc; string beans. 3asc per
Fruit-Appies choice. 81; common. soc; maze, mr..
snEes, s2a3; Mexican lines. 4as.Jo; common Cali
forlia lemons. sial-75 choice California lemons
So 60. bananas. $3.50; pineapple' s2soaa.
cheese-New California fisis. SfilIsc. Young
Amerisa' nsl2'sc; Eastern. li@lsc; Western. 12.s
&azhc. '-'&' -1assin'
Poultry Turkey sobblers. Issauc; tuhe, hen,
l2l1@lic; old roostors. So 509i: Young roosters
Wool small broilers. s3G8.75: large broers "a 81
ga frJer. esi; hens. 50. 5ee4; old ducks, sal
Wool and Hops.
Wool Spring Nevada, 1i(al3c: Eastern Oregon. 10
@lic; valley Oregon l5efi7c Fall-Nmntair isnh..
sgns; San Joaquin plains. easc. Humboldt and
Hops-Crop Of 1900, lsaisc.
Closing Quosatfons.
cash, size. - ~''' s'"N'
Barley--5teady; December 7sKc
ccrn-Large yellow. 81 .70al "a.
20 % 70
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Nov. i7.-whea;-CSrgoes en- passage.
easier and neglected
LIVERPOOL. Nor. I.-Wheat-ouiet: No ]
standard California. e. sid. wheat and nons IN
Paris quiet. Weather in Englsad. unsettled
Mhcat-C Close Spot. steady No. Z red Nestsin
Sinier. es; No, / Northern sprins. Is SAD; Ma !
California q sid Futures. quiet; December, b
iod March. IS ID
CeIn-spct quiet; American mixed, new. - ussd
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OF thirty-s.x feet. Her gross tonnage ID
$3.50. During her speed trial sha radk
seventeen knots.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


~ =. u.ss,.0. ,s.s,,,.s-s !, u,,,. 49,,
n ~ 4 holnfoek' 'nshansSeo n Whitney, juneau
~ TDaoaok. ~ t&ut T. isshmAhs' 90.
p nSss s 81 i Fssg y A b,shed DE-
N, a, gray \. L. White HoESe
Nus, eiAy; DO II = Pcster, White Hin
s ) Tspil,.: ssessas' < MsIsss@. ss.s~sy.
S., Sad; Ss,a,, San TX isSs:s s;,,. q
Henry Croft yictO5ia ? J windsor Iowa.
= navis. San Fran Miles e heore, w w
:" ~ n'Vsss 'elcas" - NJ tvaAo. NansNifa
n n laws, San fIAh Jshn heib. 90
raut hsnsaeh. Sity; WIZ; Wsmiscn, wash
= ~ statn. S8sselend; W w. Anderson ssncN
y, sfaeies, fhiiaaeh > Lang 90
r. M, n. ltnlI, NsaAM q Jameson. sidney
~ ~ spepcef, ssh hfAh =. NJ Wilson, ..ahcfiew
n y . SIMS wsSsmnsl q. hleFass, wAAessm.
& y, Slhfk, san Fran. a Z Walkin. Bay View
p. II. Wilsnn Nem. = 4 coSr ' e frsSss"a-
T Il. Roth, 7. ciMenceJ. RObsrtson. san Fran
e siasss olympia SSs & s a asSss d. d.
I T sasiS n Y ! c'' wssssu k's +
ms cFaS sssa t'1 81 = w cssns cA.Ss.
Y spsass1 ata ssss S casss Nss''''
P wiion DO DO. rraaE na Turner. White MfA
The DruaSvtck.
D, c. stephens. ssasrasI. !, SsssA.mat s.ssH.
MIS- lpcss San Fran. |; Garrison, CITY,
I ian,s. rd hssar. None g 6smpseil sgokans
y. Fshey., do J, $ naiyk Do
victoria: a.. r.uu. H. Ersssssn. Bsmstn-
MS, =. A. Lewis. dn W Y Riley, Haseriy n.
Msei,rsiv Wsm;lsar p psh ws aa,s ao
=. J, Buslsy. vicsoria Tony cenlsy. Do
John Brown. NehfaSkA Dan Altman, do.
Mrs, Brown vn de DO Rebeit Baker. DO,
Mrs. wilksn. do Charles Wesley. az.
a. k.J. 4 -.
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter the Post-Intsrigencer viii allow nvs
lines in formal church notices free Of charge For
every line over Ave there win be a charge Of 5
cents This rule will be strictly adhered TO.
Church notices must be in this Office not later
than 5 80 D. m Friday
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LICENSES TO WED.

Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday fcs Solo
mon KogkeIa ts7j and Ella >, Nystrcm tssj. Louis
a. Fowiet cal and Joais n. Mayo tlsl, all q
seattle. Il. A. Ricketts, tag. Of seattle, and May
Willis ual,, 81 whatoom; A. y. Miller t2D. q
Seattle. and Iouia v. Ridgaway tcD, II seattisi
william j. Hill f3l}. of Auburn, and Nora L.
Hart l8l. Of Christopher: j. y. oiiAsy ssD. q
Edison. and Ellen Boston 49,. " Ballard: W. Ia
Tynsr ss). q Everstt. aud May Kelly tssl. Of %
luAa, Ill
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Flour~Duii winter patents, s. TVa5.N; straghts
s. Teas 60: clears. 81 sa9 W. spring specials $40;
patents 81 saa3 70; straights, sess.tS; bakers Sch
@sss
whcal--No spring stsgahc; No. red. Ts8
7She.
corn-No. .. sex 600: Ne . yellow, toc.
oAts~Ne. 2 ssAcs No. white, 3,s4ass; No.
white eisw&Ac
parlcy- Fair 10 choice mailing. s6aeoc.
Fiaxaeea-No l. si65, No l Northwestern, N.S
Timothy Seed Prime. 81 l9si .,
Mess pork Ter barrel. $40 sas}lo CTS.
Lard rcr 100 pounds SlsaI 70.
short Rfss- sides. loose. s. .2a- g.
ghonldcfs-pry saitod hcxcd. s%@Sxc
Short sides cltnr. boxed. S.sSae IS.
whsky~ Rasls # high wines. N.G.
sugars Unchanged
Clever Contract Grade, SO
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PUBLISHERS sOTICE.-Trsseiiag sreats are
A. n BurnAtt. J A. Mcclellan. .. ~ Tpsmh ana
r. pisncisfa City collectors IL 7. Haulsy.
John D. sheshsn. J. A. Gooafsiiow. A. a. Nils
and Robert Akln Posfmetess sssrywhsss are eur
agents. Pay noaay oaiy 10 these and 10 our .rssts
Northwest
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IL The
giearuer Sonama, built at Cramps ship
ard Tor the Oceanic Steamship Company.
II San Franciscc. Sz4iad today FROM the
shipyard for her home port.
she measures Es feet three Inches in
length. nifty feet in width and has depth
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Frst-BeleFue Services at II O'Clock. Sunday
school. 10 o'clock
kirkland-sunday services At II a. m, and p M
\, r. s. C. E., .. m. Sunday school at II noon
Pymouth--Corner Third avenue and University
street Rev. W. II, G. Temple. pastor SERVICES
az u a. m. and 30 =. m.
German Cougregational-Serenth avenue, between
Pine and Olive. Services at Il a. m and D. m
alternately. Edmund Grieh pastor.
West Seattle Halter schoolhonse. Rev. George
kindred. pastor. Services II a m, II m. and
p m Prayer and Bible study. p M THURSDAY
First-columba City Rev. Frank b. Whitman.
pastor Preaching at II q. and 10 p M sun
day school, 800 A. m. Christian Erdeayor eo
D. m.
Green Iake-Rev. T G. Lewis pastor. Meetings
held in the l. o. g. T. hall. Regular services AZ
II a. m and 30 p Sunday school at Il O'Clock
Praise meeting at Is.
university-Thornas c. wiswell. minister. Morn
ing worship. IL o'clock Y. y. g. c. r. and even
ing meeting at I. Church school. $50 a. YES
pers at p IN. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p m.
Edgcwater-Iiev. ]. r Nichols, pastor. Services
at II q. and p. Sunday school at i2l5
p, m, Y. p. $. G. f. at p. m. Intermediate En-
dcsvor. el5 p. M Prayer meeting. Thursday 20
p m.
Pilsrim-B elmon. avenue and East Harrison
street Rev. v. l.. Smith, pastor Services today
at II a. M and 20 D. M Sunday school 30 a. M
Y. +. 8, G. H., so p. m. PRAYER meeting. Thurs
day, $50 p. M. Everyone welcome.
Taylor church-Tayior avenue and Thomas street,
Rev. Alfred NJ Raven. Ph. D.. pastor. Services
u a. m and r. m Morning subject "A View
From the Mountains Ton" Evening subject, The
Bed Il Shorter Than a Man Can Stretch Himself
on it"-Isaish xviii 20.
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Elves. reg ........u2xlsk panl (cnsols ..l75
fives. coup ......ll2ElSt T.. c. & =. Lts.nl,s
DIST OF Col e5s .iztn F.ves 800. .....-..i3ss
Atrnison adjst Il sixfUnicu Tactic As .-..i611
O. N. W. O. 7sls Isauthcrn Pacific as.. ssss
- = deb. s. lib Iwes- shorc Is ......I.ti
Den. X. q. b ..l0o wis Central lss :. We
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Sterling Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nor. II Sterling on London
Sixty days, N-s5ih; sight, si.nE.
Financial.
Silver bars. axe; Mexican dollars, D,h@sic
Drafts--sight, Ttc: teleuaphic. i0c.
% % %
NEW YORK.
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TWELVE DANCING LEsso%s.
yaEo: ladies ard Eenfi@yaen. guarantees
waltz tHo-Hiep and al the latest bals.
room dance; law rats for gentlemen
1oinlng open classes now Monday and
FRIDAY evenings. s.sa Wiilecn Dancing
NcedcsnY. 11he street. Ranke block.
Private Lessons daily.
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WV YORK. Nov. 1.-THE cotton rnaYfes
opened easy. s@6 points lower under active general
unexpected bearish turn Of afYairs abroad The
response BY our market to the news from Liverpool
Mas an INDIFFERENT one and soon after the call
prices crepf upward investment buying The
market closed firm. with prices 2ail points higher.
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ESTES DANCING ACADEMY; Popular
school Of modern, fancy and s0cleLy
dancing. 1sis First ayeauss y
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Futures. quiet: November, IS ND: December 4,
lid; January. Is SID
rIour-st Louis fancy winter. steady q Cd
hops-At London. Pacific coast steady: e. 5s1
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sS69fA ~. %.
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80 huznso, y
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$500 80. s.s,r.
sI i1itGi5s: strained.
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Ftna ncfa1.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE Commercial Ad,er-
tiseYss London financial cahiesfam says;
The markets here faisiy active for Saturday.
the enthusiasm in Americans apparently injecting
the other sectinrA
Americans simply rampant on big buying
10th BY the continent and London, The latter. how
ever beng mainly Of a professional character
raian Padac issues were the great feature and
several others were extensively purchased IN sig
nihcant quarters There was good buying. also. ~
xartheru Pacific isguas II vas thought that deal
inrs IN the street would continue untl p, m.
though the house closed a. 70 p. m
Money vas easier. but Tits "a probably oniy tenn
the hank los, Eicea in Eaid TO Rcamania. The
price Of bars and eagles sss the samo as last week
Closing Quotations
LONDON Nov. fT.-Airhison. 81 Canadian
pzdar si& t5nisn Pacific preferred. Ss North
EN- paeiae prssefred, ssla Grand Trunk. Is. AaA-
sands. ia.
Rar silver steady; 3 iiied rsr ounce
Moncy-2i5 yer Gems
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Dairy Products.
On the rscancc exchange today the butter market
uAs active. creamery, lac Nc. dairy Ets4-n
Checse-Aetlve. i08ilaC
Esgs Quiet. fresh. Gc
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Presbyterian Churches.

Second Presbyterian Rev. W. A. Major. pastor.
Services morning and evening.
Westminster Presbyterian church-Rev Hugh
Gilchrist. pastor. Services morning aud evening
Renton church--Rev. II. 8 Waller. pastor. sev-
ices at 80 p. m. Union Sunday school at II . m.
wesh-seventh avenue and Olive street. Rev.
Owen Jones. pastor. Services at 1850 a. m and
p.
Calvary PRESBYTERIAN church-Co-ner Twcnty-fourth
avenue and King street. Rev. Donald Ross pastor.
Services II a. m. aud I 30 D.
Lake Union Presbyterian ehurrh--Knbourhe
nue., Fremont Rev. A. J. Carney. pastor. serv-
ices II a. m and 20 p. m. Sunday school. 10 a.
m. Junior Endeasor. p. m. C. L.. 30 D. m.
United Presbyterian Corner of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street. Rev W. A. Spalding, d. D., pastor.
Preaching AZ HIS a. VI. and 20 p. Sunday
school at 1910 m. Y. +. 3. G. +. at $50 p m.
First Presbyterian Conner Fourth avenue and
Spring street Rev. A. i. Hutchison. II. D.. pas
tor Services al II a. and Z 30 D. m. Sunday
school at $50 p, m. Christian Endeavor at CHS.
Seats free.
Cumberland Presbyterian church Services morn.
ing and evening. Rev. Elmer T. Thompson pastor.
Morning subject. Christ the Revelation of the
Father" Evening subject House Breaking" The
morning sermon will be the first AZ series on the
subject, Salvation Through Christ"
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u,,n.d,.t protenan, churche..

Nefh5Utst trroterfant tuurcnes.
yssl.r Js.etiso ehsrsa Preaching sunday q,
II 4.
First Free Meshpas~ shursh--carner q rsrry ave-
rue ana rise street. E3g A. ". West. pastor.
Services Il q ard - p m.
puu4mlsi Methodist rrutesseps ebsreh- Rsy. T.
pTurrney nexciie. usftGf sabbath school. - D
m psrschlnx. J . m. All weioc1e.
s#riish Msthses, ci,srvh-Flfh svruue ana Pfks
PrrashirF u a. m snd " 2. 70. foang Feeples
rnsesiEs SO .. n PRAYER nesting EVER Thnrs1ay.
IN ?. n.
Fr,. MsiAoA,t Protestant mind and PIN.
Rev r. fTnmnsr RsseIs- pastor. geTsioss a. u
a ~ sad y .. m. Class iasetiass, 70 a, ssH
Gas tchcal. y = .. m C. = zresinss. ssE ,. m
Catholic Churches.
ci.srsh n The iunseilats- Bsoadxsy ard dafison
street Rev Father s@effe, psssrs. Res. y. y
sus;h All Rev A. Tssysii, asssstanss. candartss
Oar Lady a Good Eislp Talzd avenue sn=th ana
wsstfasfca street Rev s. X Pretnatsirs. pxsfac
Irs uissr a n. Hixh mas. &SS a. n. Bcns
Sscsila. : p 3. y.
$3.50 utsg.- sls,h sreuns ana Zen ..sss, con
ssr4sd e. the Hassartasis's itas. rhczHgs rrcwa
y.ssc- Ln~ nsss witn srrmcu, a NJ High mas
via rsFaen. e a ~ hsasdAfta1a. - a u
Christian thureh.
Fi-u, c1sssisr rasss4h ESsh,h sreans ara Een
strssi Rrs. .. II. fansslfeitrf. p1stsz. sefresa.
u a 70. ard : 70 p n
Salvation Army.
M 2 hsn-csrue- Pike street ard THIRD srsrue
or. fFl ana f4sus Ganinct IN clarke. e. M
tss- dnH II =. n haiinsa EsesiAg. p N.
fauasy elihsTias
NJ Z h4n-C Corner Scscne srfuue sessth ard Yrsi-r
~ Trgien bernhard ard Liszt Watson IA
80, 49, Ares dru II a. M haiiness mess.
3rs ; = T.. ftrzily sathsins. : D n, FREE Rnd
easy."
Methodist Episcopal Churches.
African NJ L. chnrrh-iA fc'1fteenth arsnse
s.vrlr.x IL A n aaa .. =. Rsf. &. @. Hslford