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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aus. Ayestsrday's heavy export en-
gasemeus. which last night placed AZ 100 loads
were the sole influence In wheat trading 1t the
opening. there being Liverpool market on account
o. the English holidays. Opening orders were made
at slight advance, September at 75a9f5c COM
pared with yesterdays closing Of 7sAas51c But tho
market was not supported On the contrary, there
were plenty II selling orden prncipaIly by ycster-
days buyers. and the market soon broke TO f5ic
business. which up 70 that point had been moder
ately active. then died away almost entirely and
the cessation 81 the selling resulted In an
other slight advance In September TO Tac but afer
the total primary receipts had been posted the mar
Bet again turned weak and remained dun and heavy
TO tbs close. September closed NJ 75c
Corn vas dun and steady within moderate range
September closed ic higher at 3TAc
Oats wefc firm all dss. closing unchanged at 2flc
Provisions were lower from the start and before
tho close material declina had taken place in pork
while lard and ribs also suffered Pork was st
Under nc mild yellow fever scare Part Of the carly
decline Was recovered late In the session on oder
ate buying hy packers. who reported good cash de-
msnd for meats. AZ the close September pork was
Dc lower lard Sc lower and ribs &c lower.
Thr leading futures ranged rs follows.
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General Quotatsons.

NEW YORK, AUG. t.-Ficur-- Receipts a. $50 bar
rfls: exports 1870 barres market inactive; Mime
sofa patents 81 i5a< 80: winter strsishts. s. ds Co.
whest-Reeeipts. $500 busheI- exports. $50. ii3
HAc & 0. b. Options opened steady and were fairly
well sustained In the forenoon by decided strength
at Paris. higher corn marhct and light offerings
closed about steady kc net decline September closed
At s0se: December. size.
wooi-Quiet
Hops-Iuil
points net lower sales % 80 bags including August
and September. 1850 October. 7.7sc: November IT'S
m7s oc December. Tssd7 sc. Spot Rio, easy; No. 7
invoice dc. Mild quiet
Sugar Raw. steady: fair refining, s1c; centrifugal
IS test. NC: refined. aueter; GRADUATED, 6loc; cut
loaf. 650c
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Colorea Baptist chsfrh-islf Madison street Rev
Eascns Harris val preach Al II a and D IA
fsrtrout BAg,is; church Re. J. Cairns holds
services even SUNDAY al Bfos baiiding Services
AZ II a n. Ana ~ p
Fira Rapttst Foa1th avenns Rsx. Leaass 4
BdNesmaE. paafaT SERVES. L m ! D re- ara
rs p m II m1fninx Dt. Y. W calgroft n nai
vrfstr viii prvarh and the p&stsf Ia stsuias en-.
aaegio1 scrFics ard rsaertiun.
NcrwsKisn, n4alsh- Services etegr santsy AZ n
a N and n 2. n Rev J. a n Jasasen q
TafcuA. prrsrhes every e,hss soaGAy Al xha
uaaesstana The Language afe eoYdi4ly Invited
Market STREET RNa4ist ehufsh- Corner rxen.r.
fo-lgsh arsnps tcuih sna MsiR street Rev j n
Wstsf - n pagfos Nasnins f'rArist Oar II.
fhfs,tiFs ard Nlogiasi King evening .Nes.sks.n
e. E,sakies ~ hgssfp Sgrl~nt
ss.tisb~ FfftA and Olive ,sr-e. NJ,
Ansrew ssNFtz. rastos. r-yidsnrs ss 0iir. strs-~,
ssiaday rszvirrs At le - m and n o. IN 5000,
sehaol a. = r. Tssas persiss prayer Eestlax !.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Breadstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug a--whest inactive on
call: spot weak Barley inactive on call; spot nr'n
whs.t- shipping. No !. si.ssa: chosoc. si-css mill
barrier FEED. rsssrse: brewing, sese.
ehoics. si1sIass; red. COED to ekocs. NiSs
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sscss. sz1; Oregon. i.sB; wheat,
eentAls a,aso; barley, ceutais, si.M oats. eenfsh
o.; middiinss. sacks, 1Eo; hay. tons, 50; WOOL
bales. >. hides. number. 81
Provisions. Fruits. Etc.
MiIlssun,- Middling.. srTs2o; bran. u. nssn psr
Hsy-whsat. ser; vhes. and oas. sssui be-.
barley. $50: sifsiis. sssrso: compressed wheat e@
Isl srav. per bsis. HssTic
Vegetables -silr.rstin onions, Tsescc; cueunber-.
uH3ec; green peas VS.; string beans. 385c per lb
ton,s'osa. lss7se; a.psrasm: Tscsss
Fruits-Appie,. choice. 81: common. sc; lime,
Merican. sas7: lemons common California. 8. 500
2Ts choice California $283 50 oranges 81. 5nd2 50
Buttsr-Fsncy crssn.sy. ra5,c: seconds. 7i9zc;
fancy dairy. MsFpc: sscopds, fsdisc.
Cheese California s.ts. sSssc; Young America. 81
Egss-stors. issiic: fancy ranch. r.c; Eastern.
Pouihy-Jrursv sosb.r ssioc turkey hons. ice
srusll hroiiers sTye7 large broiiers s. sso fyers
@f@
Wooi and Hops.
Wool Spring -Nerads. fs0iisc: Eastern Oregon. 10
aI5c; valley. Oregon. Bd2oc. Fali-Scrfhcrn noun
tain lambs. ioi2c: mountain lambs satoc: Gan Joa-
gum plains. ssloc; Humboldt and Mendocino. $50
lac.
Hop.-crop Of isss. iis4sc
Closing Quotations.
whest-Inscfive; December. Sill: cash. o. ca
Baflsy-inactiye: December, 7Gc.
Corn-Lsrss yellow, sL17td1 o.
20 % %
NEW YORK Markets.
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LIVE sTocN MARKET.


CHICAGO, Aug t~casiie- R~ewir,.. ms, mani
rails steady 81 &.aaer hatsnre during week "a
ufes coed 70 pFisih ssrsss s. asa g. rccr 10 me
dlna, SlkaAN i sflrcted trrsisfs, SA$4 A.. rais,d
ssctksft. Stfs s caps. Sos a. hs,ssr, 41ss,,
csnnsgs s. @@4st' tuiis. Ssatg calves ssas q
frtsa ~ s;scl,. s. isaAE. gfassess s. zsks Is /.
tuti s gf1t y
Hess Rescirtt, Ees fet Monasy. Nooo es,tr,.,
- lsst nfss. ore ag,fe A. FrsAsys ssefser rs4fSs
$50 NNs; wiKst spf NtEhess 8 isss a ss.,t ~
nsh;. g. esa5 % h0R n sales. s. ssss ~
sheep ntevigts aori shern Aal is~,ir sf,.sv q,
eheice nisps s. fkfi q, Wsstsyr, ab.sr "a -sgt -
Issai sheep $50 81 usnfs bohs. 81 1sssrs.
Western iafnhs. SEssA
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices are being offered 10 the pro-
queer b. tbs local dssisr for delivery in round ios
on the dock and ~ the car at Seattle:
0ratn-Oats. ts71: barley. sis; wheat chtckrn
feed. Ss91si bran. 80: shorts. ST.
Hay -Pusst sound. oS'o; Ess's-r Washington
timothy. N<. AlfAifs. :; pW snp.
Egg Strictly fresh raneh, nN1lc.
hutssr-Frssh ranch. isal6c: creamery. NNzic.
Poultry--TAvs rhictens i3ft74e lire turkeys lie;
tafksys. fsc seese for. ducks. i93izc per ID.
Live stock -f.hoce bee, cattle. cows. sidsic
steer t9<tc, choice sheep te: good hogs live. g
hoD. evssssd fc calves. dressed. isrgs. sci small.
tot; csises. IRE large. * smsil. e.
Hides. ps;ss and wDol-Hsavy sound saiied steers.
over % H., r; medium. s0und per- ID, w; Hight.
sound: nader = he, fc: cows. sound. Al weights.
Sr. staes bulls and oren. &C.: saltsd kips, Tc;
enivss. pr H. sc green hidss ic less than saltsd
dry hides, Per TO- i2r. dry csiils. onethird less;
summer deer per ID, 1s1soc; winter deer. dry. 2aS
-; papsv dear. i1aisc; dry ek. sdiec: green ELK.
e05c sheep psts. Bcs9$L %. sbearings. lsf25c I:
Eastern Washington wool. sfsiic: Western Washing
TN wool. lsdisc; dirty timber burned. Belle:
tai1ow. 13Skc
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Flour Quiet winter patents. q MAJ: straiehts
NAnslo spring speeisls N@. spring patents. pso
~ 10. sraghts. s. aes3fo; baker, 81 soea IA
Wheat spring, No 3 aaetTse; red No i fsa77ic
Corn No. 2. &sassAc yellow No . zoe
u'tss No :, lkaa2ir; white. Nc. .. IA NC; No :.
RISE No = tsssoc
Bsrlsy- Coed feeding 5s@,sc: fair to choice malt.
ING. sesasse
fiasseed No. I. sttsi No l Northwestern. Ofa
Mes pcrk Fer barrel. Sli, fNarlfS
i-sni~Per 100 pounds N-7ssea
Sides Short hts. loose stat 20
Shoulders Dty saltsd. boxed a}8Tr
sides Shot clear hoxed 81 soQi7 70
Nhtssy-rass ~ high eiues 81 a. per saila,
Sugars Cut iosf. essc: srsnalated sssc ren5e,
uuners' A, as. OF A. ats ~
NlOyrf~4ontfkct aFade A.
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weekly bank statement.
The Financier says.
49,. statement made by the clearing house bank. fcr
me week ending August il open 10 the aisn,cion
that II does not reflect accurately the resl ondl,ion
o the institutions at the close al busne.s sa,nrasv
Inc Known receipts from the interior ana The essns
made BIZ the banks fran the ssbrezsury infIe.,s an
expansion of mere than - 90 900 cash hoidnxs hnt
me statement shows increase az 8 n6a oo
The banks now hold s2s7 Tes 500 In spesie ana Ia
sais which Is within eight or nine millions N ~.
MAXIMUM smount ever held and at th. rats ,hsv
are eaintns y would he surprising 10 see for,
records closely pzrallsied AT the same ,imc ~
movement in quotations fofeshadow a n,ssihI. ~.
rst of gold. and tho crop movement viii nkslv -.
ouce New York totals very shcrtiy ~
The receipts o. cash ard thu iners... IN 49,.
swell The deposs. and the gain Of 81 go a.. Il ~,
Wen neceSsitatsd addition 10 LEGAL yese,,s - :,
hst " $50 V0 - that the excess cash rerar,ed u.
only tle1s," larger than week a.o The tsrts
are addins RAPIDLY "a their circulation rs,ss,, sth
view TO shipments to the interior lai~t a,A ~
shpanston Toy the past six dsys was 81 ~ sn rn.s
ms ne total circulation SO. roo hi. n IN.
" S.Fses0 sinoe March ~ when the new a.
aW took eject hut the total i nsx leo a., ~
hy Law. - NS"N saased
Specie Imports aud Expor,.
IL. imports ~ specie this week were sss az -o,a
and 81, 20 silver WV "~'" soad
talaed 81 Ssssgi "an"ss were
htpoFts q sid and silver from th,. nor, ., IN
se1hEles tpf tht srrk asssrsste 81 Isl IS siltrr -,
and Gotta and sls.Foe CELIA s"'ss 'A's
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~ Ne ~ First avenue somss 800 - 20 elhd
s-h1iIS hstipatcG Sost yi2gn sisrs,,. 49,
- -. 'I va srAaird and Mans siei to hans
% - SEATTLE fse l2as,s tsn.sis,-T s.,.,s
haaHis< flF naftrs@s faet-ry o.. :, -
sgness name. Z = fsrrg 49, N-Ne
,e''',a sEs rrantea ana plans hl~,s 10 ss,,
a Not 13F1 T~eif'h attn.s . t.s.,--, J" 80, 1911
tQeA Ara Ntna. Mra Mss Mean
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First Unlssgian esufcb Sssce,h assun. s..,
ratOa Rev W n <uouts. uaints,sr T.rst -
lce afscs ueasion, saasay. sssisstes
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


LONDON. Ave- Wheat -f'srrnrs n, rsss,r.
g.iet ta' siss5st. Ensissh eetnlty usasRrts aasss
t4NEhlWnle Ave- t-whest tet rsar IA Para
s,esaf. fsraea ccantfg usfke5t csist
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@. burgess from San Ffancisco. 80
FORT TOW Passed In Aug 4. n Az
Fuller, D. M. from San Fraart<eo fH $3.50,
schf Falcon. ~ M, frum Cape Nome for ~
NEAH Ray. Aug. A-clear: west wind. u r.
Passed In, Am sh VIM. H. smith. y m. "A ~
Of tug from Hongkong for Port Townsend: NA
Katie f1ickengnr. ! p M. In tow Of tug. -
Honolulu for Port Townsend; Ger sh kympA4 y
D. M. ha tow Of tug. from Yokohama fcs yk1e1a.
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Ma han-Cgrner Plks street. sa4 Thlrs .r.--n
Cara Gin ard Llsgt Gstdnrr 81 eharss. D.. -
ace arri, Il . a.. h>lAcasa 1sssssns = n ssr,
~ ssiAerfaE.
Ne I Aai1~Ca-rsr Second sssane snutA spA Y-.i~~
wsy Etzisn nerrAarts sr1 Iisat wxt.@z h,
barre. Q a m f1ee dstl. y a - hnisn@xs ss>.s
szsas- u, family ssihtrszs; > n. ~fsss al
eAes,
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Con dillon of the Lea

WASHINGTON, ang. t-To.iay's st.t.,,av, =,
.ss tte.ssy ,slsErss IN the ssneral fapt ss,,,,.
deprtian, shewsl Ns''-''A "a ~
ArsAAtde each taisnee -
Gold ft''f-'-fsfs ssts VI Us -. o.
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.oa wool. isaiss; dirty Or timber burned. Belle:
taficw. 7ssic.
JOBBING QUOTATIONS.
yobbins Quotations today were .. follows:
sugsp, Flour ana Coffee.
a sr-do!dsn O n hhi. $ nc: s.tr. Q: IN Dbl.
bbls y higher; cnbe, 4 ~; sppt cash prices
Flour. stc Patent Excellent. ~ @s Imperial. $sys;
NV 81 g psr 100 lbs, ia ioib sacks; corn meal
white. Nia per 100 Ms. IN ipib sacks; backwhest
aesr r.,. 80 Per . vs. n alb sask.; cracked
per 10 ihs. IN iob sacks; farina. $ per 100 his.
n sib sacks fancy rolled oats, $50 pcr btl, IN
sacks. com meal. white $50 per bill. IN 1-lb
sachs: btckwhsst Sour. pure, s. % per Dbl. In sob
sscss 6: cs..sd rhss. pss e, bhI r sols .aeh.
ham nour. . per bill, IN soIb sacks: whole wheat
Hour. y per Dbl. in Sob sacks: rye meal pTs per
~ 49, = s s 4. s s, ss' r ss . ss ';s s
esehs. as; ssney rolled oats Per case. tG rice.
dsss::s 3:s NJ c' IN + ,,,.
r. x9stc ce:ts hie. =, ehoiee. per ID. issmlsse.
SsS. i.,.. S,s tins. psr IS os s sacks Me-
Alden Mocha. Sc, Caxrois sskr. Guatemala, Utr;
.eusS sssss. isssSsei Lor zoos 'ls's; co.. siss;
Dsssev. Cheese. Esss and Poultry.
nussw-R Ranch. iasisc mp; fancy dairy, in sausses,
lA11c. Washington cresmeries. iih and lib prtntss
S hssss s w..sn:a msIs ase Eastern,
eisses h.ifssim cheese. ;sse. ~'e' '''''''A' :
!. ESQ ssnf'v 's'n ranch zssDc' Eastern iss
Comb hoasy 'csIiforui. comb. iaAsis; strained.
isssc
&C., ,,,Ssv. isssise any. 49, 49, W
~ - ''''''' 80 ~ '''' se''''
k@ N"
wsinyta, pes -. ..cts. isslss; Eastern biaek val
almonds. fsney soft she'll. lar slIssads No. d lsc
psAnuts ~. piue, isr. hchuv. ioc cocoannts per
dos ssei 'hessnu''. 'c' Italians ise; popcorn. So
uny. Grain ana Fec6.
,, sonnm ri snn, sT s,, Eastern Wash
s' 49, $780, pss ~, sw s''@'' ""s"A' Va
~ w.; s;sreos,,
Corn .wssis ~. eraalea. sss feed meal per Ton.
wss.s -r..d. ssaq Of, cake mai, 90, u.s
4,.ss m; hr.ns III shorts s,s esa,,.s M, NIL
s~on' as1y ehoppea 'eeu' w.
Poultry Food.
yyunuls,sd crater xhel.s. as p,r tan, .r.n,,,.,.,
sisn shells ss PER ton bona meal. IN per sar
etanni.ted Bone. ~ Per ton hulled Gals. $40 per
~ - e. w svn pee, meal ,"s. ~ Per ton: beef
80 No. ,,s.. ~ n ~, ssps, i'o'. ~ Per
''a' "'sA e''',a ~. :. pa' '0n'
..,' 60 -, =
Fr.sh ms.,.-,9w ess', = per 70; steer beef flc
vel lsrss. 4 per nj small. loe -, b. ~ ~
~, sssas liza a., s.I,.s VI. snail iac sreah
I'ssd~Homs made. psr H. IL syh,,. a..
rn ce, 81 wiid Rose. sei shield, sc simon
Fs,v ..s s'i ~ u.,,a, ~,,.. ...,.
A.. s.nsn ,,sns isissItre ,. rs,; soeseyrs,
s,.,,s sa'" sssS' 49, "'snssin trout, Mc
sArimrs IS; .mst S.. black cod fsse, o,.,s..
o;spis $3.50 pef sssk- y > per ssilsn; elaIns
WV SAL punxsnsM stsp. nse, VIC cooked. Hsa
ss'ssa ,s ~ n,s, n s,a saitnae sls piak
Hglisad ssuins. sss.. ! sali y. Alaska hstiiss
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near Howell street. IN tent services ies m
and sS p N. sunday school, y m. Rev. .. y.
-.
c.,---s 49,. 49,. -. &C.. :, .,
~ ooo.ui $50 800 a., a. vanns
Ss,s,.,,s,.. III, shu IN ne IA un,s,sity grounds.
"s'1's'~ A~A" 'A ~ - ~
spirituaiism'
church q the sonl-odd fsiiows nah' eolns
sssnue s, snd seaefa si,o. ,es,. and sprt
free E,errhoa~ insi,ed - '''''
seattle sp,ri,ual,.tx, Association Masonic Temple
corner second syenue and PIKE Mrs. Ada Foye
pastor c.1sle.s, meeting a. s .s,ta ,s,' I'D
Theosophy.
,<....,.,.., $3.50. ...a. 49,. Ma. -
.,on = ~ h. M eoSs ~ rr.m nan ope's.
Queen CITY I1.eosoph,ca, society IN America
sunday evening at { q clocs. 4. o. u. ". han.
Law py Jennie 4 ciark.
-
Christian Adventfsts.
Christian Advsn,ists' chuirh-Rsv william Chap
= 'aH'A' '''0'''
r.... u.n.,
snr.ss'ss nissi"n-se"mens "es"e''
Meetings held In basement Of lp wsshinston
and Occidental avenue every sveains at YAs o'elocf
iaoie cordially Invited.
Univ~rsai brotherhood
No, 40 Room 70 Hinriiey tocs Public meeting
SUNDAY. AZ p m. Lotus group Tor children, II
a m
~ .,' - S.','-'
a.
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school. 10 O'CLOCK.
West seattic-HaIler school house Rev. George
Kindred, pastor Services II q. m, 10 M and
p m. Prayer and Bible study r. m. Thursday.
Kirkland Sunday services ii II h. m and D. M
Up. a. c. f.. p M: Sunday school at II noon.
Piymouth.-Corner Third avenue and University
street Rev. W. II. q. Temple. pastor. Services
monies; 8 .. M. first in series on From Little
Things Exceeding Rise"
Taylor church-Tayior avenue and Thomas street
Rev. Alfred N Raven. Phi. D.. pastor Services
a. m. and 7 30 p. m.
! German Congregational seventh avenue. between
Pine and Olive Services At II 4 N. and p. m
alternately. Edmund Gueb. pastor.
Ffrst-Columbaa City. Rev Franz n. Whitman
pastor Preaching at II m. and - .. m. Sum
day school. u; - . N. Christian Endeavor. ~
p m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. wiswen minister Morn
ing Worship. II o'clsck. Y. 2. 8. G. Il. and even
ing meeting at 7. Church school. $50 a. m. Prayer
meeting. Thursday, at .. m.
Green Lahe-Rev r. q. lewis. pastor. Meetings
held In the l. o. q. T. hall. Regular services at
II a. and 20 .. m: Sunday school at Il O'CLOCK;
praise meeting at 7is D. m
Edsewater-Hev J. T. Nichols. pastor. Services
at II a m. and p. m Sunday school ct AIS
,. m. Y. Y. q G. Z. At D. m. Junior Y. p. g.
@. r.. Friday afternoon at 33a
Pilgrim Belmont and East Harrison
street. Rev. r. L. Smith. pastor. Service today
at II a. m. Sunday school. $50 a m: Y T.. s. c.
r.. 20 p. m, prayer meeting Thursday, p. m.
Everyone welcome
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Fi--, Chrsssisa eAfreA Esssh sse--, 49, m
street Rec p II iAassafs'te' Rsster. ssrYsssa.
II a 81. ard > NJ
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se-ruih atrzsas srt ians street. sursisrs q, n
srd - O. Et NisatlT usetiags t5rrs7shs-sf ~sek
AZ - o'ffek. ergrat saiaslzy. s1hs.sy iarifsa
40 e1laciidas
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Methoai.t Epi.copaI Church,

BaiserJ Street ~ L. ekurrA-CorEsr Third ave-
roe and Battezy street
ssrwsSixa- psaasA ~ 7. sAEsSs-yszzy srs-sA
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Methodist Protestant Churcheo.
Yesisr Junetion church-Preaching on Sunday at II
q. m.
First Free Methodist church-Cornsr Of Terry ave
nue. and Pine street. Rev A. N. Wcst pastor
Services II .. m. and 30 ..
Duwanish Methodist Protestant church-Rev. T.
Plummer Resellc, pastor. Sabbath school. 40 p
m. Preaching. , y. m AL welcome.
Swedish Methodist church Fifth avenue and Pshe
Preaching. IL o. m. and % .. young peoples
meeting. $50 .. prayer meeting every THURSDAY.
TO .. m.
First Methodist Psotsstant--Th Third and Pine
Preaching II a m. and 20 D. Rev. T. Plum
mer Rsveiie psstor Sabbath school, u 20 D. m
Prayer meeting. Thursday. .. IN.
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Along Wsstsm avenue today there vas chs usual
saturdas sxadins, Ths Crawford peaches from East
NashingsAn have begun 70 arrive. the hrst ship
msnt e1sinx sr,G rskfna TODAY. Thsy arc q good
crsiiSs. and ~. ~ NJ box A. the yield IL
mosA, sAsrs b svNy reason 70 bsiievs that the pnns
viii b fsrus6 down 70 Goo boz bsfoye long The
CalAeSnla psaeAe viii b shut ont Of the uartst
entirely soon. crtng 70 the local product becoming
psGnt1ful Ibs prices II small friits havs shown
no material change. The salmon narket 10 now
vsl sUplisd. owing 10 the success Of The fsheruen
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Church Of the Immaculate Broadway and Madison
street Rev A. Diomedi. pastor; Rev A. Trivelii
and Rev. J. Nicholson, assistants. Conducted BY
the Jesuits.
Our Lady Of Good Hslp--Thrd avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. r. x. Prefoutaine. pastor
Low mass. q m. high mass. 10 % .. IN. bens-
diction. 80 D. m.
Sacred Hear-sixth avenue and Bell street Con-
ducttd by the Redemptorists Rev Thomas Brown,
pastor Low mass, with sermon. q. m. high mass.
with sermon. 10 30 .. M: benediction. 20 .. m
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1ODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter TIE Post-fntsliigsncF vfn allow I'VE
uns In formal church notices fres Of charge For
svery hns orcr Eve there viii b q charge Of >
eens. This rule win be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be In this sfnes mot lstw
than 80 D. m Friday.
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BARGAINS ia yapor stoves ana re-
frigerators this week L. G. Miles 4
Piper co.
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Net. s.sg ssnasy at p u. Tsarsaay srsa,-
sna FrsdaT a. :. IA
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Lutheran churches.

German Lutheran missouri synodl-Rey b. BOIL.
Sunday school. $50 a. Services 10 20 q. m. at
Tenth avenue south and Main street.
Norwegian panish-Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rev b. A. Borrevik. pastor: residence 1854 Seventh
avenue Sunday school At 80 o m; services At
II O. m. and D. m
Swedish EvanRchcal-Thfrd avenue. near Pike
Rev Martin L. Larson. pastor residence, l7o3 Belle
avenue Sunday services at 30 .. m and
>. m Sunday school. II m. prayer nesting. p. m
Holy Trinity. English Corner seventh avenue and
Union street Herman A. W. Yung. D. D., pastor.
Residence. ISIS Sixth avenue. Morning service II
a vesper service. p m Sunday school. ss5
a. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran, zion's-Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street Rev. Il. Knappe.
pastor; residence in Of church. Sunday school
At 80 a. m: Sunday services At 10 30 a. and
20 .. m
Innianuel's Lutheran church-Corner Olive and
Minor avenue Services first and third Sundays Of
the month At II a. m. on second and fourth SUN
days at .. m. Rev. NJ A. Christensen pastor.
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The Pest Intelligence has secured ~.
exclusive right for Washington 10 RaDs
MSNaily q Co.'S latest folder MAJ -
China ana Asia These may be secured
a. Post-lnteliisenceT business ofliees al
% cents each. -
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b. Stephe Ballard Rev. p. Z. Hyland. rec
tor. Divine service Sunday 1t II . N. and -
p. N
St. Luhe',-Renscn. Services on second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at p m. with sermon uy
Rev. H. H. Goven-
st. Marks church-Harvard avenue and Spring
street. Rector, Rev J. P. d. Liwyd. Services
at II = and .. m.
st. Pauls-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. VIM Kemper. rector. Sunday schooi.
sa5 a. m. Services II a. m. and 80 p m.
81. Ciemenf's-Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street Rev Andreas Bard In charge
during the absence Of Rev. G. Buzzelle. rector
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon. II o'clock Evening service. o'clock
Trinity Parish church-Ccrner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector Rev r. II. Gowen. serv-
ices. 80 and II a m. and 7 30 D. m. Morning
subject Israel and the Red Sea-; evening subject,
ever"
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SAN TRtNctsco Az -sssrnas ca faa4.s
sItY 1sTs, SIS. sehs Ssss
Financial.
si,reg sar tle. Nes2can 8,2sars tSsfkss. An,
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q. a. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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DIR. JOHNSON, chronic dissa.e .Da.
cialisS Schsseyrnaa block,
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Mssfings saassy Ard I1u-ss.g tsiernsors. a. Is
curres Third sFsH1s ard Ms1i.an f,srs.
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Receipts and Shipments.


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