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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-05
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rHE FihsT NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE


THE FiHsT NATIONAL hank
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital siGc ooe
General banking business transacted
J. =. Horc. r.. pres; M. MeMick.
IN, vice pres l. Turner. cash: r.
8 Parkhufas. asst; cash. Exchange
On principai citier ~ y 3, Europe.
National Bank Of commeres
raid - capital s... iite eco
Trsr sacis general bsrt.bs husinsss
~ 6. Henry pfss n n. Spencer,
nn 9Afe deposit sriufs faF rent
sal. o-ps,ii Nsnit ssrss fer Res!
Scandinavian American Bank
Of seattle. A general banking bust
nsaS transacted. Deposits 81 g0o. 600.
A. ChiibsrE. pres y. L. Grondahi,
lat vice pres. \. IL Soclbcrg caHh. /.
J v. lane asst cash Ne branches.
The csaaaiap Bank Of Commerce
AAtAAai NNiN up sssss q e. w. ~
tElkht Million DoliarsJ
Interest allowed on time deposits
general Ranking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE nUANCHaC Corner OF
James 81 and second Avenue
u \. CAMERON. Mar.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. tS2s coo. sur
plus. SIS o1a.
J Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
wire pres. n Y. Ankenr. cashier.
CuffreEpondcuta IN principal cities
IN the United states and Europe.
PEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid W. 100000 e G Neufsldsr.
pres. J n. Hayden. cash; ]. T
Grsenleaf. asst cashier CONNER
elnl saylnEs aud trust husiness
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DON'T BUY until you see our List
II. III. Reniek a Co.. 2ll-2i2 Bailey.
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lsc Mems Jean Pants ...........t a.
Mems Wool Pants ....... 70
Two-doilaF Wool Pants ........ 3
-Four Dollar An Wool Pants 81
3 4 Mems Blue FLANNEL Shirts Is
% Black and White striped
shirts ...... ......s..... Is
tl.2l Mems Sweaters ...-... 60a
81 81 Mems All Wool Underwear.
Der suit 49,. ................ Is
ZOO Mems All Wool Underwear.
per suit ~ ........... ~
fai0 Derby Hats .s....-... 30
Latest Style Fur Fedora Hats
worth tao9 ..s.................. i.zs
800 Mems Working Suits - aTb
$500 Mems All Wool Suits a
tt2 % Mems suits ....... a.
Boys All Wool suits. from tiho
70 sstfssss. .#ss4..4...... 90
HOO Mems Fine Box Coats for gd
1000 Mems Fine Beaver over.
COATS sts, 90 ..tss+ss...4s...... "a
Mems and Boys suspendsrs ~
half price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Latest styles IN Caps 1T half
pflNt t+ &c sssffrtsssssss4...t..
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ODDS AND ENDS SALE

We are closing uut the following
goods q prices far below any named
hereebouta We have an elegant
store room but our goods are the
hest. You can sse that for your
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Ten Years Active Practice.
WA ~ BuTTNEn. Attorney at
Law Advice free. suits prose-
cuted and defended In all courts.
IA years experience Proceedings
in bankruptcy Companies incof=
porated. Abstracts carefully ex-
amined. Collections made IN all
parts - the United states High
est commercial ara hank referen-
zee tia Third avenue opposite
Public Library Phone Main ioo9.
" r. FOSTER ef0riueriy ~ McCoue
urllskihe o. harll sNsfefsreer 81
bankruptcy general Law practice
collections. etc. az Paeinc Hook.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at.lAw. Dexter Iioften Hank bid
PIERRE Z. FERRY. 1910 second
= = KELLOGG. sas bailey building.
nESsoN 4 Aust, 2 peston block.
". u AMprTH, sos-a Paeine bik.
A. g. MACDONALD. .0s fsurke Bid.
Root Palmer 4 nfown. pioneef lid
p. q coNoNER, 44.ta Halter BIDS
LYMAN 2 KNAPP. 10 ilAllsr bldg
~ " MARTIN. ! Iiorion Rioes
G. WARD KEMP. &c hurke BIDS
y y porGLAs. tos New York hik
RICHARD ornoRN set.k y. v ~
: 4. t.ANdi.AND. On Mes York hls
HotAcE rFrER. SIS New York u
y y kErEs, si7 New Yers Hleck
Fred ~. Peterson. 80 Mutual Lifs
] * PARKER ~ raeine ttipgk
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Diamonds, Watches, Fine JswslJ
sna Silserwsrs
rlr, Svonu. Albert Hansen
The largest tewelry house in IA
Northwest.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing co.
clothes In shape $3.50 month. dye
Ing, repairing. 1907 Srd. Bum 1904
SEATTLE Tailoring Club Suits
Easement Alhemarie. ZIG Spring
Tel Green 1871.
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR cloth
ing Dave Taylor. o Starr BOYD bid
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ARCHITECTS.

a TibEMAND q c9lmsn bloek,
cAauus $ Walker. ioi y. y bis
z Vi nouanroNl tit.lI ColIlnn
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nc REMOVAL SALE.

beginning Monday. February 4. all
GARLAND STEEL and Cast
Ranges az prices never before
heard of. Remember. the Garland
IL not N. cheap competition kind.
but a high grade range, every one
must be sold In thirty days. az we
expect 10 be IN our new store at
isg9 Second avenue, By March l.
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FoR REMT
FOR SALE.

NiCE light once. also ranlpis
room. ~ pef month"; eam 5is Nsw
York block
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A HOME ron you

on payments nearly a. easy as rent.
VIII double IN value See VS. at
once. Great Northern Land Co,
sii LIST ave. Phone Main Csc.
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CONT FACTOR and BUlLDE RS.
SODERQUIST & RoSELEAF. shops
at 2iS29o Spring street.
J. n. SWIFT house and sign paint
er. 2is Spring street.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

LEos business College. Union and
2nd individual tuition, all subjects
wilson, Modern business colless. Main ~
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AasIRAcr of me-.

ABSTRACT OF rirLG.
OsbOitNE. ItsEAiPkH = co. me.
Abstract Company established
1883 Mining claim abstracts, Base
ment of the Mutual Life building.
Booth WhittieneY iianford Abstract
Co. established 1858. naaemen of
uHlisr block. Telephone Aaiu igs.
sEATILE Ahslfaei 90. d v blk
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

fNf0R4NrloN furnished ana ~.
dance procured ia aii kinds ~ lsai-
Inmate business CONFIDENTIAL.
HfHntH office Lucas. Detective
Agency J H. Dawson, manager
Union block slain Office san
NHfnurEafu
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

FHf Nan 7 fuTlcISco
Tho GempanY'aHtrau
Sims state of Gal
Naila WAlia umatilla
hnd city uf i'uehla
Leave seattle HHim
Feh SIS IA
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AfToRNEYBAT LAW.

} A.. sAALL. Jh. Is hoxWeIi BLOCK.
tte Columbia st. above let Ave.
asugfai practice ia 81 tie courts
Damage Cases specially.
Modsf ate Fees atonaaitatiou Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
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ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest
prices prompt returns No. III
western avenue. Tel. Pike iip.
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INSURANCE.
JUNK

Z. COOPER WILLIS. u7 BAILEY
RnlldlnE. LIFE
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WANTED.

TO RUY All kinds 81 second hss<
goods Olympic Furniture Stcrs
81 Third aNe. tel Vain 81.
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DYeINo AND CLEANING.
DREssMAkERs.

AMERfeAN steam bye WefkH 81
elennlng lll6 81 ave Tel Maln Z.
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National Bank Of Commerce

rsid - capital s... iita eco
Trsr sacfs general bs1k.BE business
~ =. Henry pres r. n. Spencer,
nn SAFE deposit sriuts far rent
n. I.~
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PATENT ATTORNEY.

Barnsa a Co. I1-7t stsrf- BOYD blax.
n. 4. ADAMS. draiung. solman ID
Personal.
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MflR Cfu1aTIksa0k. 81 Union
block uili 60 out by the day
MME HNiTH. moaists. z lin hiry
Lynch q SHAW. nodlateH. e lirl..r
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STAMP PHoTos-Do Double size and
all retouched button free. Novel
" Photo Co. 2isis Columbia street.
FIFTH Avenue Studio-iaae sth ave.
near Pike. can and get special
prices for this month.
stamp photos. buttons. 1909 9nd av
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WE have cash customers for iosx
cottages and modern dwellings -
any part of the city. Gersnan-
American Invest naent Co. 81 sr5
avenue. opposite public lSrsry.
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PRINTING ANo BINDING.
rmoroaHAPHKK~

Notice. / will give you one dozen
cabinet photos and one lexs0 cray.
on picture for 1878 at my new
studio. ana Pike. corner Second.
Euefwaan
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

80 second hand heaters, all kinds
and sizes at reasonable prices. we
also carry the largest stock of sec
ond hand furniture. stoves. car
pets. etc. Red Front Furniture Co..
ITO. IL Second ANenne south.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-26
THE LIYESTOCK MARKETS
CATTLE DULL, WITH LIMITED DE-
MAND AND LOWER PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active and Strong to
Higher-Sheep Active at Steady
PriceS-Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Oct. 25-Cattle-Receipts, Loo; shipments.
800. Thus far this week the receipts of
cattle show a gain of 1900 over the same
time last week, and an increase of $500 over
the corresponding time a year ago. The re-
ceipts to-day were about 400 larger than a
week ago. 1t will be very difficult indeed
to make an estimate of the cattle market
to-day with the hope Of pleasing all dealers.
Contrary TO expectations, and probably for
no suitable reason, the receipts were con-
siderably increased. and, together with the
stale stock the supply on sale was quite
excessive. OF course, the offerings in
cluded a large number of desirable cattle
but the common to medium grades FREEDOM
mated and added to the weakness in the
trade. The market opened with no urgent
demand from any source or for any kind,
and it was very difficult for buyers and
statesmen to agree on prices. Statesmen
seemed willing 10 be very reasonable, but
were opposed to making any unnecessary
sacrifice. Buyers were unusually indiffer-
en- and consequently it was only afteg
much difficulty that sales were made.
There were great many cattle OF the 'be-
twixt and between" class that at a late
a
would be speculation to estimate the num-
Der that would have to be carried over, but
there were plenty. Prices for equal kinds
of stock were irregular, consequently there
were hardly two statesmen that quoted the
market the same, but probably conterva-
tive estimate would be q decline of loo TO
l5c compared with yesterday. and generally
about soc lower prices than the same time
last week. Quotations:
Extra prime steers, 1850 lbs and
upwards ........................... $3.50 6.25
Good export steers, 1850 TO ,450
lDS.-----..--- -tytf 0.a0
Good 10 choice 1,2l0 10 1,300-lb
steers .............................. 5.25G $50
Good 10 choice 1000 10 ll50-lb
steers t.5fI %
Plain fat steers 1880 lbs and up
wards acknowledgements. 5000 565
Plain fat steers Leu to 1900 lbs. 4.51u So
Plain fat steers l0o0 10 l.l51 lbs. 3.75a 4.00
Choice feeding steers, 100 10 100
Ibs........... ......--................ 3.750 AS
Good feeding steers 800 to / 100 los $50 , IS
Medium feeding steers. $50 TO go
Ibs...-.......... .-................... 5000 3.25
Common 10 good stockers.......... 2JGd $50
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
IrreguIarity Again Seen, Evidently
Under ManipuIative Pressure.


NEW YORK, oct. 25.-The irregularity
which has characterized the market for
some time was again one of the distin-
gushing features of the day, and the fact
that stocks do not move uniformly is taken
as proof positive that manipulation has a
great deal to do with current fluctuations.
During the morning the coal stocks were
the leaders. Reading advanced sharply on
heavy buying by brokers connected with
First National Bank interests. Lackawan-
ma, although dealt in to a small extent.
continued to advance. There was no def
mite news to account for the movement in
these stocks, but 1t is said that the anthra-
cite coal trade was never in better cOndi-
ton and that the sales were the largest in
Its history, while prices were unusually
well maintained. While the coal stocks
were strong, liquidation seemed to be going
on in Union Pacific and ST Paul, and, al
though the selling was well taken, the
stocks were inclined to heaviness. Anal
gamated Copper was again weak. the rea-
son ascribed being adverse developments in
the legal complications in the West. Dur
ing the afternoon the coal stocks lost
great deal Of their activity and reCeded,
but their places as leaders in the market
were taken by st. Paul and Union Pacific.
At the same time rUmors were revived that
the Northern Pacific difficulties had been
settled and that an announcement to this
effect would be made shortly after the re-
turn of Mr.. Morgan to New York. Color
given to this rumOr by the decline
which took place i'm Northern Pacific pre-
ferred This decline was taken as an indi-
cation that the Morgan interest would car
ry its point and retire the stock at par in
January next. The close of the market
was irregular and its tendency difficult to
discern. To-mOrrCW's bank statement is
expected to make an unfavOrable showing.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, oct 5.-Butter-Receipts s6iO
packages. Market steady: state dairy, lfG21c;
creamery, 15Q22izc; June creamery. I7ikQ2lhc,
factory, 12ik015c. Cheese-Receipts 1852 pack
ages. Market steady; fancy large colored. sac;
fancy white, 9isd9Ac: fancy small colored and
white, l0Ac. Eggs-Receipts, ASS packages. Mar
ket steady; State and Pennsylvania, 2lika22c;
Western candled, 2llzc; Western uncadled. l6Q
DC
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Butter steady:
Fancy western creamery. 221zc; fancy nearby
prints, S5c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby. &c; fresh
Western. pc; fresh South western, pc. fresh
Southern, PIC. Cheese hrm New York fun
creams fancy small, l0ikdlO&c; New York full
creams, fair TO choice, 9Ql0ltc.
BALTIMORE. oct. 25.-Butter arm; fancy
Imitation, lS0l9c; fancy creamery, 22023c: fancy
ladle, l6nl7c. store packed, l3Gi5c. Eggs firm:
fresh, lSn20c Cheese firm: large, 10AI1Oizc;
medium, loAUlc; SMALL u011hc
CHICAGO, oct. 25.-On the Produce Exchange,
to-day, the butter market was steady; cream
cries Ha2likc: dairies. boise. Cheese steady at
S&4lO%c. Eggs firm; fresh, SGlSi1c.
LOUISVILLE. oct. 25.-Packng butter, lie
per 10; common country. Hdl3c. good. 14c. FL
gin, 2fc in 60-lb tubs 2ikc IN 30-lb, tubs; Elgin
10 prints, 25c. Eggs, l5l50 l6c.
KANSAS CITY Oct Eggs weak: fresh
missouri and Kansas stock quoted on Change
at lIc aozen, loss of, cases returned.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 25.-Butter steady: creamery
lSuzSc; dairy, li0l6c. Eggs steady at lie.
CINCINNATI. oct. eggs firm at lSc But
ter steady; Ohio fat, 10c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Strong, Active and Higher
Other Commodities Steady.


NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Flour-Receipts.
1898 brls; exports, 1861 brls. The market
was firm and higher again. Winter pat
ents. $3.5O@3S5; Minnesota patents, $500
1886; winter extras, $2.6Od2S5. Rye flour
steady; fair to good, $2.9OG315 Corn meal
firm; yellow Western, S.19; city, SlH
Wheat-Receipts, 1910 bu; exports, 1892
blu. Spot firm; No. red. S09sc (. o. b.
ahoat 775sc elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth, 1850, (. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Du-
luth, $3.50, T. o. b. afioat Options had a
strong day of it and secured good advances
on heavy covering by shorts. outside buy
ing, bullish Argentine crop news and a
surprisingly big export demand; closed
strong at &c net advance. May, 195sNS 05sc,
closed at S0hc October, 76sG761zc, closed at
l61hc; December, q 3-l6qG3sc, closed at
Corn-Receipts $1,000 blu; exports, eO,534 bu
Spot firm; No. 2, 62Ac elevator &c T. o. b.
ahoat Options were firm and higher under
mented by better cables and covering;
closed firm and Ss41kc net higher. May
623sa63Ac, closed at 631sc; October, $50
629sc, closed at 622sc; December, 81 15-l60
624sc, closed at 62ssc.
Oats-Receipts. 81, 200 bu; exports. 4,s25 bu
Spot firmer; No. 2, 4ld4lhc; No. 3, 40&c.
No. white, 49Ac; No; white, 422tc: track
mixed Western, 40&4N115; track white, 4ld
acc. Options were firm and active.
Lard steady; Western steamed S9.45. Re
fined steady. Pork quiet: family $3.50
175O; short clear, $17.50ul9.50; mess. $3.50
ALSO. TallOw steady; city go for pack
age), SIC; country packages free. 5lAa
5s4c. Cotton-seed oil weak; prime yellow,
Coffee-spot Rio steady; No z invoice.
Csc. Mild steady.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 5-lsc;
sugar. S1-1sc. Refined steady: crushed.
5.60c; powdered, 5.10c; granulated 5.10c.
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BULGES ON CROP DAMAGE
WHEAT ADVANCES ON THE BAD
NEWS FROM ARGENTINA.
Corn Strong Until the Close, and Oats
Independently Active and Higher
Provisions Fairly steady.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Reports Of disastrous
damage to the Argentine wheat crop
started a bull drive in wheat to-day which
lent strength to other grains, December
wheat closing 5sGIs4c advanced. corn sake
higher and oats Ease up. Provisions
closed a shade lower to sc higher.
Slightly improved cables caused an initial
bulge in wheat, with December 14c to sc
higher at NE to 711sc. Trade was on a
broader scale, although it showed but little
improvement so far as outside interest was
concerned. Bears were inclined to keep the
market down, but when both public and
private advices reported from 20 per cent.
to a total damage in three of the principal
crop centers Of Argentine, this market be-
gan to take upward spurts. The North
western movement seems to have begun
again, but this was hardly taken into &C
count, and liberal purchases for export and
reports OF bad weather for our new crop
brought steady advances. December never
got below its opening price, and sold as
high as 7l24c, closing strong, 5000 above
yesterdays close, at 15sQd$4c Local re-
ceipts were III cars, two of contract
grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
6l6 cars, making a total for the three
week and 200 year ago. Primary receipts
were 1,061,0O0 blu, compared with $4,000 bu
a year ago. Seaboard clearanees in wheat
and flour were $4,000 bu. The seaboard
reported SO loads taken for export.
Corn was bulled easily on the bulge in
wheat, but there was not that general buy
ing that had marked the market the past
few days, and all the strength was not
held. Trade was active only at times, with
little taken for export. HuSking reports
were sun bulliSh ana offerings OF the cash
article from the interior were still light.
December opened 1sdAc higher on cables,
ana sold between J012Q063sc ana 50;s40dc,
closing barely nrm and 1Su54c higher al
5o;sc. Receipts were lZ9 cars.
oats ruled strong, the brOadeSt market in
Weehs. There was lively demand by snip
pers and cash was in good demand in the
East. Most of the trading was in May.
December opened unchanged and sold be-
tween 354a45o9sc and 361sa3614c, closing
strong and i3WSsc advanced, d shade OH the
top inquire. Receipts were $50 cars.
Provisions held steady on a dull market.
Prices opened steady on a steady hog mar
ket and gained some slight strength from
grains, which it lost on liquidation. Trade
in general was unimportant, and January
pork closed &C higher at $l5.l5, lard un-
changed at $S.9212 and ribs shade up
at $Io5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars; corn, l6U cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
5000 head
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Phrenologlcal Magazlne.


Romantic women usually have a very
wel-deiined arch in the center OF the eye
brow, while a sense OF humOr Is indicated
in the arch nearer the nose
Long, dropping eyebrows. lying wide
apart, indicate an amiable disposition.
Where the eyebrows are l-hter IN color
than the hair, the indicatiO,.s are lack Of
vitality and great sensitiveness.
Faintly-Gehncd eyebrows, placed high
above the nose, are signs OF Incidence and
weakness.
Very black eyebrows give the face an in
tense and searching expression. when nat
ural they accompany passionate tempera-
ment.
Very light eyebrows rarely are seen on
strongly Intellectual faces. although the
color OF the eyebrows r. not accepted singly
denOting lack OF intelligence. the form
gives the key 10 the faculties and their d.
rection.
Red eyebrows denote great fervor and
ambition: brown medium between the red
ana black.
The ideal eyebrow accepted by the Greeks
as the perfect feminine eyebrow Is long
nearly straight. archless and deiicately
Denciled But Ike the rosebud mouth. IL
does not indicate the highest order OF in
tellisence, and the arch is expressive al
ways OF greater sensibihty and greater
strength OF character.
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POuIIry.

LOUISVILLE Oct. 25.-Hens. Sc per pound;
spring chickens Snl0c per No.. Sl.35Gz per dozen.
young ducks. GkG7c per 10: geese, fun feathered.
A.50a47s per cozen; young turkeys 7q71zc per
10; old, &C.
NEW YORK Oct. 25.-Poultry-Alive slow
springers. SIC: turkeys. SHl0c: fowls SC
Dressed firm; springers. l0c; fowls. 9g9isc; tgr-
keys, l0Ql0lac.
ST. LOUIS. oct 25.-Poultry duII; chickens So:
springs. 6lzc; turkeys. &C; ducks, 5lzQ6c; geese,
4H5c.
CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Iced poultry steady. tur-
keys, 6dSc; chickens. 7izQSikc.
CINCINNATI oct. 25-Poultry easy: chIckens
6ikQ71zc; turkeys, &C.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-26

BOSTON, Oct 2J.-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say in to-mOrrow's report on the wool trade
of the United States: Wool Is quiet and firm.
There is steady trade I'm small lots and no
pressure 10 sell large lines except at market
prices. There Is enough business 20 keep dealers
cheerful and the movement other contracts il
liberal. Foreign advices are unimpOrtant. but
Developments at Melbourne in wool suitable for
the United States are expected I'm a weeks tilne.
The receipts Of wool in Boston since Jan. 1 have
been 22S244l59 pounds, against l4s $50 lis pounds
for the same period OF 1900 The Boston ship
ments to date are POSSES. sos pounds against sales
uS,Oj6,000 pounds for the period OF 1900. The
stock on hand in Boston. Jan. 1. 1901, IS 309
500 pounds; the total stock to-day is 81, Gas. l04
pounds.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2.-WOol easy but unchanged
Demand confined 10 current wants Of manufac-
turers. Medium grades, BQl7c; light fine. 121
l4lzci heavy nne Siz0uizc; tub washed, 20d24c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-26
oils.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.-spiTits OF turpentins
firm at 56H36hc. Rosin firm. quote: A. b. G.
SS5; X, $l.95: NJ, 2.45; y, sos: window glass
S3.45; water white $50.
OIL CITY. Oct 25.-Credit balances, 81 80: GER
tihcates, bid. Shipments. 100 969 brls: average
l0o45S brls runs, loilz brls; average So l62 brls
WILMINGTON, oct. 25.-Spirits OF turpentins.
nothing doing. Rosin dull at 90d95c Crude tur-
pentne steady at $l-l0 TO So Tar steady al 81 IS
MONTPELIER, oct 25.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, &c; South Lima and In
diana SEC.
CHARLESTON, Oct 25.-Spirits OF turpenffre
firm and unchanged. Rosin firm and unchanged
NEW YORK, oct. 25-Petroleum dull Rosin
steady. Spirits OF turpentlne firm at 39d39Isc