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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

n... Farmacia Polanco. Il uu +.
L1pu1S dada hace sesenio si1os.
,Pulcritud y esmep en-
el despscho de formulas. Psten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Parque central. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19
ABORDO DEL "HALLEY."

Id t;err8, como un alto IenESe
arrancan de su base las verdes mon
tafias que se allan & II altura de un
grano de ants comparada con Ia en-
que nos ercontramos.
FL capitoho de Washington, CO
mo un pudin de bodas con sus torres
gus apenas levantan sus conos de Ia
base y en- cuyo interior Sc lbran ba-
tai!as parlamentarias en- defensa de
| todos los derechos (po!:t:cos, nacio.
+, males, privados y pdb:!cos} gT;tssss de
islas que demandan justlca, y pue-
bios que g:men est; angulsdos por
En- IN rine5n de Ia supers;cie Sc ve
inmen:a Muchedumbre que concu-
RE . N funerales de TN rey, que
jeva atado 4 las ruedas del feretro
los despojos de dos repdbhc as sur
atricaEas.
En- otro rinc6n del plano, multi
tud de fanaticos E ignorantes ,en
csrsvans bullangue-a solicitando
Il Intervention divina para que nues
trs nave no choque con el podr!do
casco de Ia TERRA.
Mira, fijste ives aqueI horn1'-
guero humane ala en- Santurce ba!o
mirisdss de punt;tos luminosos; es. $:
cuchs, van cantando, no Dyes? Colo
cate el top6fono al dido, ino Dyes
ahora sus c2nticas?
-iQue casualidsd! 81 en- Haiti
acabamos de yer v Or 10 mismo!
Es un judi. Estan celebrando al
guna comilona de esas en- que sc
sirven pennies de niios.
No hombre! Puerto Rico no es
tan slo1n! Los de Santurce 10 que
hacen es elevar preces al Sehor por'
que los ibre de un sofoc6nIque po-
drfa producirle los gases de las CAL
deras de nuestro bsrco.
Mira ALA, como descienden de
las cercanias los palidos. Sc dirijen
q Bsyam6n. We'd como corren dere-
cho abajo por la calle de Comerio Ia
multitud de chiquillos msntecosos
y mujeres en- traje de cocina. Escu-
cha. El alcalde tiene Il palsbra. Mi
ra en- aquella esquins el cura recon-
viens 4 aquella ignara muchedum-
bre y les invita- al temple para que
oren y que Dios los cola confesados,
en- Ia hora-si llega-de que perezcan
fulm:nados.
-Examina el fot6metro. "a que
dlstancia nos encontramos del sol?
"A un "putado" de millas.
va 10 saba, No es una bicoca el
calorcito que Sc siente.
-Pues vkte 4 cub;erta.
Mira el barometro.
-Buen tempo marca.
Abajo llueve. La mu!titud Sc dis
perss. Frescos a!:sios nos llevan
con ve-tiginosa rspidez. Las lunas
de Marte bahan nuest.a cubierta
con sus oias de Luz mU,ticolor.
-Conemp!a Ia proa de nuestra
nave como luce su penacho lumi-
noso.
- ''''.... ........' :.'........
Amanece.
Los te.ricolas recobran Ia Tranquil
lidad.
A los tirsnos les vuelve ell alma al
cuerpo y recobran nuevos brios pa.
"a ssgc:r atropellando a pueblos
que tuvieron Ia desgracia de caer
balo sus garras.
AL tempo del trabajo marchan
e!eg.es y contentos los heroes de Ia
humanidad mi..:tante y IA terra jo-
cunda recibe amoross el beso de la
aurora.
-iAdi6s. verde tierral
Hasta 20 amos que nos volve-
remos 4 yer en- el oceano deleter
iQue a nuestro regreso te encon-
tremos mas feliz, sin pueblos escla-
vos v sin cobiernos brutales ole
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2 49,.

Sencillisims es Ia bsts que para
usar en- Ia casa muestra el disefio
No. 2l79 de este modielo. Telas cla-
ras 8 ligeras, Q pique Sc necesita pa
ra la confeccion de este traje que co
mo va Sc ha dicho es muy comodo
para Ia casa. Ell cueno es bsjo. Las
mangas pueden ser largas de puho o
angostas.
Fl patron esta cortsdo en- S tama-
tios-32 q 46 pulgadas de busto. Pa
"a 36 pulgadas Ia bsta requiere 7 var
dss de 36 pulgadas 9 6! de AZ pull
gadas de ancho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

|C. ,-,l. se vende una magaf-
|Eu Valid flea casa situada en- Is
carretera de Santurce
parsda 10. Para informes d:.;g::.-
se s Ia tienda t'La Fams." San
FIanc;sco 43.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

Otrece 3 las
The Mayaguez t:s:::: ':s:s.:';; !. !: j:
Light ( Ice Co :s..s:s; !; e. - $;,:;:;:: IL: Il:
cedentesde las
msjores fAbr;cas de los EstadosIUni-
dos. Direction, Apartado 355Ma-
vaeuez.
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AguadiAa : sG?H5 8 5 4: 3 s},s:! Sz \; :

no.c,a espkndido H 0 T E 1
LUdlIll BRASCHI, edificio cons
truido espresamente, ex-
celente conforte. Asgnifco para
VIAGEROS DE LA CAARETE.
RA central, comidas excelentes,
espacioso lugar para coches y au.
tom6viles. Manuel Braschi, Goa.
ON, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

Sc ALQUILA, aca-
bada de f4bricar, en-
uno de los mejores
s:t;os. G.ande y c..
moda, con cuadra y
cochera. SIS men
sualss. Apartado I'll.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

q necio, comprendo perfeetamente'
que. es ustcd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

2 automovles de
Sc v:nd:n : as:'i:, ,;;ss's;; T. : ..':s: .:'s:
eaIaios. = = Psy e.. :; ss;s u ,s;:;: s;;s:
mes d;rirse ! ].
". COX COMP. Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

Caguas e Il s:s.* se;';s:' !: s.. $ s.;:: 4:
de tabacos. La marca mas solici-
tada en- los EE. UU., y Ia isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvi., esquina do
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer.
to Rico. No. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

En NIL PESOS a pls-
r. EOS, sc vende una ca San
L1S1S turce. Parada 42t -ce-ca
del hospital de c:.ug:a.
\ Tiene sala, cuat:o dormi-
pazo ;s:: e.: s;s:: ..;: s;T: .5:s :s. :s9,i I
800 metros cuadr ados.
lniorues, D. R. Apartado So. San
turce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-19

{, 81 Inn Poy esta .edma se
I'll 0I.iUU, vende una casa en-
SIS. San Juan. Infor-
q B. ca.ril. Tetuan 81, telefono
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
PRODUCE.

y Commission men reported a fairly ac-
tive and generally hrm market this
morning. Butter prices were up half
cent, following the lead OF Elgin. Eggs
are steadily creeping higher Poultry
receipts this week have not so Tar
been at All burdensOme, and on the
whole receivers report little difnculty
In cleaning up at around quoted prices.
A few dressed hogs are being shipped
In, and while prices are not Wei ese
tablished, there Is demand At 100
lie a pound for ordinary receipts. n
few rabbits were on sale this morning,
for which - dozen was asked
per Dbl: western apples, t2.2S0aTe
Bannnas-Good ahipping stock. $3.50
O2BO, according TO quality
1 1ss.-PE1SS . ElSS; sSsssS "a DO.
csuIihower-T5a SOC per bu-
cabbage-al.60 per bbl
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-Grapes. n.b@4
cheese - Michigan fats. l7Ql7he;
York State. lie; Limburger. ~ y % lSc;
brick, ish 0lsci domestic swiss 81 o
s' She s%pSs.eois q zoe per . SO ID. POI
Crab Apples-S1. SOC It's per bu.
cranserriss--Late Howss. $3.50 per
0u bi... s:s Fer SSi 500 per lO; Fard.
dressed Calves - Choice. I20l2ho
per 10; common. l0qllc per 10.
Dressed HogsTLight' loh Ollie;
"e F,Sn.p =" H"adIss-iOH Ollie per Id.
Figs-Imported. new. i49lSo per To-:
California; sSc per box; ho,-
house. t1.26 1l so doz; lettuce. 60460c
per bu: head lettuce, ~ per pu: rad
ishes. round. Toe per doz; parsley. 400
2 sss per Ssp Ssr per SOf SS
beans, n4l.25 per bu.
Grapes-Ponies. Concords. 16c: Nj
agsras and catawbas. lie; concords.
Grape Fruit--Florida, sASO@6 per
case.
following prices for baled nay in car
lots. (. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy,
new. $1e0le.50: No, timothy. SIS q
1850; clover. mixed. SIS y lo.5o; rye
Ss.5047 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from S1SQ22. as to quality.
Sc Noe Cured eS Snifs l &c NO NO. green green
&c: No. cured kip. 10hc, No. / green,
SC; No. l cured murrain, &c; No; 1
green. Sc; No. cured. calf. 14ho; No.
sS.b0; No. 2. s2SO: sheepskins. as to
wool. 26976c; No. 2 hides. &c on; kip
and calf 1 hc OF.
l2@l4c: extracted. 7Qsc per 10.
Nuts-Black walnuts. Il q &c per 10:
butternuts, IA U4c per ID. ne wshell-
backs, 4Q4hc per 10.
LemOns-Callfornia. s75O1s per box;
Messinas. S6065O per box
LiIaes-$1 s5 per box.
MushrO0ms-i5G soc per box.
0nions - IS a zoe per bu; Spanish.
tl.25 per crate picking onions. $2.50@
2 per bu
OranBes-california Valencias. sac
$50 per box; Floridas. $50 93.T5 box.
finenpPleS-k'lorida $3.50 per crate,
$3.50 per doz
Penrs-Common Si5O92 per Dbl.
PotatoeS-Michigan. car lots. 3S442c
per bu
I'OuItry-Springs, liz 4l2c: fowls,
10 ollie, No. 2, 94l0c; old roosters, 3
q l0c: geese, 12c. ducks, young, l40
14i7c; turkeys, 17MlSc 10.
QuinceS-Sl IS a. /. SO per bu.
RabbIts-$2 per doZ.
sweet Potatoes - Virginias, ~ per
bu. $1.S6G1.9O per Dbl. Jerseys. $25o0
ais per bill. $3.50 per-bu
TallOw-No. !, exc: No. 2, bAc 10.
WOcI--Medium, unwashed, 1S02ic:
fine unwashed. 14@l6c per 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
By II. II. MACK.

steady under light receipts.
The one bright spot in the entire
livestock trade of the country is TO be
found in the sheep and lamb depart
ment; prices ease off occasionally in
sympathy with other meats. but the de
mand is so broad that large current
receipts are readily absorbed wlthou.
shading values, and quotations must
be again revised toward higher levels
The leading feature OF the trade is the
demand for feeding lambs, OF which
the current supply is lacking The do
mand for breeding ewes continues
quiet because Of the uncertain posi-
ton OF wool. The ever-present tariff
which has been so plentiful in connec.
ton with the election campaign, has
not helped the situation In the wool
markets Of the country. II would seem
that wool Is low enough now, but Il
will take only little tariff tinkering to
lower wool values 1ve cents per pound.
AS noted in The Times last week.
hogs are working lower rapidly and are
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
New NatiOnaIism' Aroused
People Against Roosevelt
NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The New
York newspapers today made the fol-
lowing comments on the result Of the
election:
Times-Seized by the heels in its
very cradle, the new nationalism
has been pitched into its grave, and
the Republican party has been put
on notice that the people never for
one moment mistook a broken pledge
for downward revision.
Sun-The air is much clearer this
morning. st. Helena, Little Isle, Is
distinctiyely visible. The people have
emphatically refused to tolerate a
further prosecution by Roosevelt Of
the destructive enterprise outlined nj
Osawatomie.
World-Theodore Roosevelt and he
new nationalism" have gone down
TO their Waterloo. The defeat was
largely brought about by thousands OF
Republicans who still believe in the
constitution OF the United States,
who still uphold the supreme court
and who will tolerate no third term
ambitions in any man.
Press--It has been shown that not
even a Theodore Roosevelt can save
his party from blind and almost oru'
tai reprisal whdh the patience OF the
voters has been tried beyond endur-
ance.
Tribune-The election shows that
the party in power undertaking a gem
eral tariff revision is punished at the
polls for what IL does and for what
IL fails to do. II is held accountable
both by those who think IL went too
far and by those who think it did not
go far enough.
American-The verdict OF the peo-
pie yesterday does not mean that the
people love the Democratic party
more, but that they love the Repuh-
lican party less. In their protest
against the high cost OF living, against
the tariff and the trusts, the people
have been thrown back into the arms
of a surprised and dubious Democracy
Herald-The people have expressed
their opinion of Mr.. Roosevelt, his
campaign antics and his new nation
alism." He doubtless this morning
has q truer measure of his own
stature.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov s.-Flour: Inac-
tive and unsettled Pork: Quiet mess.
$3.50 Lard: Firm; middle west spot.
tll,9OQi2 Sugar, Raw, steady; cen.
trifugal. SO test. SS.S6; muscovado. 50
test. sS.Se; refined, steady: cut loaf.
graduated. $3.50 Coffee Rio No. 7
on spot. ll@iiAc. Tallow; FIRM city.
prime AiS cG siisKh 500 soS; siS Sss;
Geo soc Dressed poultry: Dull and
weak; turkeys 15G22c: chickens. 100
ale: fowls. 11917hc: ducks. so zoe.
Live poultry: Irregular; geese, lac:
ducks, 169l7c. fowls. l2k 913ci turk
eys $50 zoe. roosters. DC. Cheese:
Firm, state milk. common to specials.
lSM17c; skins, common TO specials. Az
6I2%c: full skins, 2@3hc.
Butter Firm; fairly active; receipts.
11723; creamery extra, SIC; state dairy
tubs. 24M soc; imitation creamery nrsts.
24ls U25c Eggs: Firm and quiet; re-
ceipts, 1890; nearby white fancy. &8
a soc. nearby mixed fancy. $50 37ci
fresh firsts, 2S@34c. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Nov 9.-Close: The day
after election brought nothing new 10
the wheat market Conditions were
bearish in all directions and bulls had
nothing on which 10. found any hope.
Dealers in cash wheat here and In
Chicago reported no Improvement In
buying and recent export sales report
ed al New York were Manitoba wheat.
Liverpool opened with a decline and 80
much wheat was reported in the mar
kets OF Europe that it could be stored
only with the greatest difficulty. Rus
STA and other exporters continue 20 Of
fer freely at prices much under the
American level and neither miliers nor
exporters are buying. Stocks at home
are piling up and -four Is very slow.
Much Of the wheat there was bought
on Saturday and was dumped on the
market on Monday. and nobody seems
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10

due TO have a further drop OF from so
cents TO 81 per cwt. All grades Of
pork products. with the single excep.
ton OF bacon. are declining steadily.
In sympathy with live hogs.
While sentiment seems TO be bear
ish In nearly all quarters, in connec-
ton with the future outlook for hogs
end hog products, there are some Inn
portant facts which cannot be over
looked. The entire country, east and
west, is dotted with small packing
houses which have been idle for some
months because Of the high price OF
raw material. A decline In the price
OF hogs from present levels will cause
many OF the concerns mentioned
above to begin business again; the an
pearance Of thousands of these small
operators in the market again will
surely steady the trade, IL II does not
cause an upturn. While the trade will
be duh and quiet for a while, no rec
ords made by declining hog markets
Will be broken this year.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
IoRHING PRICES.

Canned ooOds-AppieA gals. S2.75:
baked beans. lib. 500 soc: Lima beans,
SlQ150, Corn: Fancy Maine. SllO
standard, soc Table beats, f1.26al 40.
Peas: Fancy. early June, $l.35; stand
ard, 81; soaked. 50070c Salmon:
Sockeye. tall, 50: fat. S2lb; Alaska
reds, Sl75: Alaska pinks. S125. Toma-
toes. 4s4S0c. succ0tash. sl91.lO per
doZ
COnee - Packed coffee, 100-lb. case.
S16.75 4IS50. delivered.
Feed-Bran, $2l. fine middlings $25
coarse middlings. S25; cracked corn,
$23, coarse cornmeal. *2Si corn and
oats chop, S2I per ton.
FIOur--Michigan patents. In wood,
best, $500. ordinary patents, ~ rs;
-four. {430 per Dbl.
Ous-Raw llnseed. 800: boiled lin
seed. $i01: Diamond headlight kero-
sene 9a; Perfection, 911c: Eocene,
ike; crown gasoline, 15c per gal; tur-
pentlne, in barrel lots. S0hc gal
ProvisiOns-Mess pork, $3.50; fam
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
CaHle Market Is Glu1ted, Because Of
Farmers Plan To Clrcun1Uent Storms

The rush to get to market ahead Of
the bed storms of early winter has
begun in the cattle division Of the
country's livestock trade, and all Of
the big markets are glutted. All of the
commoner grades OF butchers cattle
are fairly well taken and without much
reduction I'm values. but heavy cattle
and the better grades of medium kill
ers are declining steadily. Market
toppers are nearly 81 per cwt. lower
than on this date last year and, evi.
IDENTIFY, the end OF the decline Is not
yet IN sight. 1885,.
The demand for feeding cattle has
also suffered a marked falling on with
m the last week, buyers pegging their
bids about 30 cents lower than hereto
fore and refusing TO do business on
any other basis. Mich COWS are
strong and active, owing TO the high
prices az which butter and milk are
ceiling. Veal calves hold just about
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10

l nos. sf SsmI i sss arg sis satsa
lthc. shoulders. iiei picnic hams. iie,
bacon, i9Q22c; lard. tn tierces. ls0
ishe; kettle rendered. ltkc 10 q,
ID. SsaS; crystal deminoes. S-ib.. s. Is:
eagle tablets. 1870 cut loaf ss2;
standard S%ss ' powdsFs d $50: Ersauistsd.
2s-lb. cotton bags IS, as. diamond 4.
1883 NO SSnfsetslsSR as! No 1919 No No /
lS.iS; No 8 IS o5: No. 8, IS; No. !. ifss:
No. tLs0i No, o. tt.s6; No; To- tAso;
No II, StfS; No a. ,sL!o; No; IS.
igan granulated. $40 household pow
dered, 6-lb cartons. Is 10 case. to.4o;
l0-le. cartons. to 20 case. SS.1k.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
WANTS VOTE THROWN OUT.
Vim. J. NaseI To Carry Protest To
Election Commission.


AS result of the alleged IRREGULAR
ties in connection with a portion OF
the vote cast in the first precinct or
the First ward. VIM. j. Nagel, former
deputy controller, declares that he
viii, as intimated in The Times ON
Tuesday, ask the county election COM
mission to throw out the entire vote
polled in the district. Mr.. Nagel was
q Democratic witness In the booth in
behalf of Frank f. Doremus, candi-
date for congress. Doremus suffered
by a Republican "fTame-up' which
provided for BILLY" Boushaw's Glen
tele voting the entire Republican
ticket, with the exception of Owens.
Thompson was Boushaw's choice for
mayor. In the 2 o'clock count there
were Sc near" straight Republican
tickets, and Is straight Democratic
ballots out of a total vote Of 12L
Thompson got all the straight Demo-
cratic votes, and nearly all Of the
near" straight Republican tickets,
while Doremus was left out on the
latter ballots entirely.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
Markets and Finance

10 be in real earnest In giving out
bullish dope.
The European visible supply had "A
heavy increase this week and there
S SSsr to be no sRd 20 the auaPH1y
vest outlook In Argentina retains Its
splendid outlook, In fact. wheat 10 do
Ing well In all the countries where II
err and Liverpool was on at the nntsh.
Wednesdays wheat market was slow
and bearish. Prices worked a cent
lower and then there was enough prof
tt-taking 10 advance the price nc.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. z red,
car on track at 92c, closing at 92c;
Dec. opened with loss OF y q at 90 G.
9s&c; May opened al ssIc. declined
20 81 nc ahd moved up TO zinc: No 1
white, 1 car at soc -
Coarse grain quotations; Corn. cash
5Sc; No. 5 yellow. SaHc Oats; stan
dard. cars at S4hc No 3 white, sac.
Rye Cash No. l, I car at 77he; No. 2.
cloyerseed' Prime spot 20 bags AZ
bass at ss2S' so at s., i, at $3.50, II
al s.. at s6.T5, 9 at So; prime alslke.
$50 sample, z bags at 715, at T.
Timothyseed; Prime spot. s42O nom
inal
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesday included 1897 bbls OF -four. 3
OF rye. Withdrawals wer e40O bills
OF -four and 1,T4T bu OF rye. Stocks
are 43f,S06 bu OF wheat. 34O,3il bu OF
corn. l3S.l26 bu OF oats and 16,302 bu OF
rye.
Wednesdays wheat receipts; Duluth,
lS2 cars, against 2l2 year ago: Min
neapolis. 500 cars against $50 81
Kansas city. l63 cars. against 81: Win
nipeg, 466 cars, against 502.
The European wheat visible supply
Il L
Bradstreet's worlds wheat visible
supply shows an increase OF 2.sO6'OOO
Liverpool wheat closed M@hd low
er
Receipts Of wheat at primary points.
I424O00 bu: year ago, 100000 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
day. $4,000 bu.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. s.-.whe3t; Cash.
50ssc: July. size Oats: Cash and
Dec. 94isc; May. S67Sc: July, 36he,
Cash and Nov. ss72l-; Dec and March.
SS77ia Alsike. Prime, $S.95: Oct. ~.
Timothy: Prime and Nov $40 But
ter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO, Nov 9-Grain opening
All grains showed losses at the open
ing. Dee wheat dropped sc, May or
iac Dec. corn &C lower. May on lsc
Dec. and May oats &c. Provisions
were fractionally lower.
Noon. Grains generally tended low
err throughout the morning. Dee. wheat
down = May on nc. Dec. and May
corn of II Dee. oats unchanged, May
&c lower.
Close. Grains showed little change
today from the opening. only the May
issues suffering slight declines. Dec
wheat unchanged, May on sc Dec
~ mol ap AT e.
May oats unchanged. Provisions ruled
fractiOnally higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
GIRL HURT IN AUTO CRASH.
Miss Madee ScanIan Victim Of JOY
Riders Mad Rush.

Miss Madee ScanIan Victim Of Joy
Riders Mad Rush.
In a collision between two automo-
biles. one OF which was driven by a
party OF JOY riders who had stolen
their vehicle, at Jefferson and Penn
sylvania-aves, late Tuesday night,
Miss Madge Seaman, JOS Campau-
ave. and Clinton-st.. was seriously in
tured. She was taken to DIR. Frank
Kelly's office, No. 1859 Jefferson-ave.
and was later removed to her home.
The machine In which she was a pas
senger was owned by Henry j. Boerth
No. 81 AleXandrine-ave. west, and the
stolen auto belonged to c. II. Murphy,
No. 76 Forest-ave. east. Both ma.
chimes were wrecked and the Joy rid
ers escaped
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
W[DEMEYER WINS
BY BIC PLURALITY
Progressive in Second District Is
Elected To Congress To Succeed
Charles Z. Townsend.

That tho voters of the second dis
trict have answering faith in the pro
gressive principles that are represent
ed by w. w. Wedemeyer was shown
IN Tuesdays election. Mr.. Wedemeyer
was elected 10 congress to succeed
Charles Z. Townsend, carrying every
county in that section of the state
His plurality Is over COCO Washte-
nav county gave him a majority OF
over 1,5O0.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
Car Hits Bert Fowler.

Bert Fowler, of Eloise, was struck
by suburban car of the Ann Arbor
division, late Tuesday night, near the
Wayne county house, He was brought
TO Detroit on the same car that ran
him down and taken to Harper hos
pital. where II is said his injuries are
serious.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST nVTEE ALn-OnRnEnw

EAST BUFFALO, ". Y. Nov. s.
Cattle: Best 1900 10 l,4OO-lb. steers,
s6.6cg7; good prime 1900 TO 1.300-lb
shipping steers, $5z5q6: medium
butcher steers 1000 to 1.1O0-lb, 81 70
q, s. 20; light butcher steers Si.26 " 475;
cows. S3q375: common to medium do,
So 15I3 %: trimmers, S2.50q3; best fat
heifers, So SIS: good fat heifers, {42o
a. 10; fair To good do, $50 4: stock
dehorned s5@525 medium TO good
feeding steers 81. 20 n $50; stockers, all
grades. S3.50g2.15. best bulls, S4.15g3
bologna bulls. So % q 425 light thin
sprinGers. S70a so; good 90 prime milk
ers and sprineers, $50g65' common 10
good do. s30@4O
Hogs: Receipts, 10 cars steady.
Sheep: Receipts. 2 cars. steady.
EAST BUFFALo-CIOse.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Nov. g.
Cattle: Receipts, ESQ head; market,
very dun and steady prime steers,
$s.75a7, butcher grades. S3q6.2j.
Calves: Receipts. 100 head; market,
active and csc higher; Gull TO choice,
$6n11 sheep and lambs Receipts.
1000 head. market. active; choice
lambs. s6.75G7; Gull 20 fair. $3.50
625; yearlings. &5a525. sneep. S31t
$50. Hogs: Receipts, 1000 head mar
y
IS 30. mixed. $s15Ms2O: heavy. 1915
roughs, $7G 7.25; stays, $650M SIS
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov Clogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket, loo lower; mixed and butchers.
81 5jms20. good heavy, $7354755.
light, $7.70@ s 05. pigs, $72 n 100. Cat
tie: Receipts, $4,000 market. weak.
beCves, $450M755. COWS and 'heifers,
SO 20 a s 40: stockers and feeders. S2.35
1856: Texans, $41OG5.50; calves. $3.50
al025 Sheep. Receipts, $4,000 mar
ket, weak 10 i0c lower; native, $2.504
20; western. $260d4 400 lambs, $40
a SEQ: western. $4T5q650.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o. Nov 9-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1000. 10d zoe lower; heavies,
Sc 70. workers., $3.50 pigs and lights.
SIS Cattle. Receipts, 5 cars, steady.
sheep Receipts, 10 cars. 1915. Calves.
Receipts, 200, $40.
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The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Buttier-Creameries extras. Sio ID;
nrsts, l3c: dairy butter, 2sc; packing
stock. 3lc per 10.
EEEs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, zee per doz. Receipts We'd
nesdaV. asa cases
The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
1IIIcAcn nnnnucn-

CHICAGO. Nov 9-Extras. soc; frsta,
2shc: dairy extras. 26ho; nrsts. 25d
Eggs. Prime firsts. acc: nrsts. ala
Cheese: Skins. 14G14hc; young Am.l
ericas. 15a15hc Live poultry: Fowls.
gu QIOc; ducks. l4al4ho; geese. lao