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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
Quejas de Cataho
EXCESOS POLICIACOS?

Ell sabado en- La tarde sc presentaron
en- nrlestra redacci6n dos mujeres y un
hombre; llamanse las primeras, Jua-
ma Davila y Juana Moreno, el 1ltimo,
Alberto Hernandez
Los tres son vecinos de Catafo, vinie-
ron San Juan q denunciar q las auto
ridades superiores un hecho que nos
han relatado as1:
Ell d1a veinticinco, q las dos de La ma
drugada, Manuel Padilla, tuvo ciertQ
rozamiento con los guardias Maestro Y
Cordero que prestan servicio en- Catano
Fuertemente contusionado, sc retro
a su domicilio Manuel Padilla, y rog6
a su vecino Alberto Hernandez que fue-
Sc buscar a Juana Davila, muj jer del
primero que estaba en- aquellos momen-
tos asistiendo su madre enferma.
Alberto Hernandez fu6 4 cumplimen-
tar ell encargo de su amigo; pero los ci-
tados polic1as lie detuvieron conduci6n-
dole al cuartelillo de la fuerza.
ALI, y antes, por La calle, dice el Her
nandez que la polic1a le maltrat0, sin
que 6l opusiera resistencia a los agentes
del orden
Con el fue detenida, su hija Eduvi-
ges Hernandez que al Yer que prendian
a su padre, trat6 de impedir con rue
gos y s1plicas y desesperados gestos que
fuese llevado a prisi6n.
Los guardias volvieron entonces a la
casa en- que viven, en- distintos apOsen-
tos, Manuel Padilla Alberto Herman
dez, para detener al primero que ira
taba de ir que le reconociera un me-
dico, las lesiones que-seg6n declara-
lie infri6 la polic1a.
Quiso Juana DaviIa ir con su marido
al saber que estaba enfermo insisti0
en- la necesidad de que un m6dico le vie
Sc, y los guTardias extendieran ella
tambien ell arresto.
Ell viemes, fue celebrado ell juicio en-
La corte municipal de Bayam6n, y ell
juez absolvi6 q las mujeres, condenando
a Manuel Padilla y Alberto Hernandez
a tres meses de carcel y IS dollars de
multa cada lmo
QueJanse los sentenciadOs, que han
apelado de la sentencia, de que no Sc
les permiti6 presentar su prueba. Ellos
|crelan que Sc les nevaba q declarar, Y
sc les celebr6 juicio, sin abogado y sin
testigos, que dicen ellos tener muchfsi-
mos
A quejarse de estos procedimientos
vinieron a San Juan, a la ofcina CEN
tral de polic1a, al palacio del gobema-
dor y a la redacci6n del BOLETIN.
En- ell relato que nos hicieron .Juana
Davila, Juana Moreno Y Alberto Her
nandez, hay multitud de pormenores
que no hemos podido consignar aqui por
falta de espacio.
Esperan los denunciantes que Sc prac-
tique una investigation que mand6 q ha-
GER ell coronel de La policia, y en- La que
esperan demostrar aquellos, con multi
tud de testigos que han sido victimas
de I'm exceso polieiaco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
DE REGRESO

Despees de azna Barga teanporada EN-
Espana, ha regresado la Isla, la dis
tingnida Sonora Doila Rosa Agudo de-
DOHninguez, acompanada die s1s eEG~
cawtad04as Ihijas Rosita y Lolita.
A esperal' q SUI estir1ada fami1ia VINO
a San Jalala, mtuestro amigo D. Satur~
NO Domznguez, residente Ell CaguaS,
para donde fan Salido rnrestras gen~
tiles anligas, 4 qufeaes anvi0naos nueS~
dJrO mas afect10so sallrdo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
DE- qBATRO
LA MA.SCOTA

Esta opereta, resiste la acci6n del
tempo, la evoluci6n del gusto del p1-
blioo y la comparaci6n con todas las
modernas creaciones del genero, verda-
deras preciosidades que nos encamtan
con su m1sica.
Anoche, la compania Sagi-Barba. al
canz6 I'M exito grande, sobresaliendo, CO.
mo siempre la notable y hernosa tiple
Luisa Vela, la gentil Srta. Dlaz, ell gran
baritone Sagi-Barba, Banquells Ma
varrO.
La orquesta contribuy6 al exito, muy
bien conducida por Ell Maestro Lioret.
Domingo OROzCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
DOia A|tagracia
Graciia de uabr6S

Esta mailana fa faIllecido en- San
juan, la virtlosa y respectable dana
DoIa Altagracia de Llabres, muy esti-
mazda en- la socledad de Sam Juan.
Con ia mllerte de la distingrlida Sc
nora, coincide el regreso del hijo que
'estaba estudiando EN- los Estados Uni
dos.
NADIA ,hac1a sospechar ell sensible e
imprevisto fallecimiento, y a estas no
ras el hijo que esta en alta mar igno-
ra su irreparable desgraia. El cadaver
sera embalsaunado y el sepelio Sc efec-
tllara mailara a Las cinco
Dannos ell pesalne mas sentido 4 los
deudos de La fnada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
Don Vicente Urrutia

Se ha recfbldo sln despacho telegra4
fhco EN- esta ci1dad, da1ldo cuenta de-
haBer faFlecido en Ailaseo, ,el senior Vi
oente Urrltia, .juez Municipal de dE~
cha poblaci6n
El faEQecanlie1ho del SENIOR Urrutia
la s1do nmIy selStido, p1es contaba al
fSnado cou grandes sanpatlas.
Reclba sus faanihares nuestro pssa,~
ME.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30

do; porque La pl6yade de Maestros, que
sc agltan en- plena Ibertad, y que 4
tempo necogieron el velamen de su BIZ
que, euando aparecieron los primeroS
amsgOs de tempestad, tienen una auto
r1dad innegable, para discutir La vida
professional, que no podemos defender.
Hay en- el fondo de todo este una
amarga yerad, impuesta 4 todos los que.
luchan en el campo de La ensenanza Los
iatreles no sc recogen EN- esta profession,
por Ell resllltado de la labor cientifiea cue.
Sc eJecuta; sc imp0nen los azares de E&
s1lerte, veleidosa 6 injusta muehas ve.-
ces, a La verdad del triunfo que sc con-
quISta-
iCuantas veces saEmos de las auIas,.
donde dejanaos girones de nuestra exis-
fencla, que pertenece 1 nuestros hiios.
Namos camlno de muestro hogar, pensa+-
41vos, buscando una soluci6n 3 nuessrox
problemas, que sc pEantearon en la dt,-
da, 0Ividaals}O que solanente han de se-
hIclona1se por Medic de la co,nunilads
iEs la tlnica formula acceptable. den
tro tief or'den y de la legalidadi
TORIBFO-
San Juan, +. R. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
Tribunal Supreme

Senalamientos de apelaciones en- pEeF~
tos ciViles. Tercer t6rmino de sesioneg
del ano 1911.
JUNO
Jueves 1--Justo, Martin Maria
Juana Pnente y Amsterdam con Char
less E. F'oote, ,Juez de Ia Corte de Dis
trfto de Ponce Mandamus.
Martes 6,--4Julia Cuevas de Ve1ez cura
Jose Ramon Freyre. Nulidad de hipc.s
teca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
n D., c. MuioZ Diaz

Participa 4 su numerosa clienteIa qua
fila las horas de L a 3 de Ia tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido STU despacho professional.
-
Tel6fonos No. 326 Y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
.R.enresentaciOnes
Concurrentes.

Concurrentes. Representations
Jorge Armstrong ;
H. Bessosa L
Rafael Collazo 5
F. Casalduo l.
ID. Antonio Rodriguez L
A. Agostini Il
Marvin n. B. u
S. POrrata DorIa l
lF'ritze L1ndt Co. 1
C. Armstrong Hilos |
Sta. Isabel Sugar Co. j
Joaquin Ortiz Paniss /
Redulfo del Valla 3
FIoriano COrtes /
Santiago Santos
Juan Ramos /
Vicente Perez /
Sim0m MOret IA
Manuel B. Perez 6
Antonio Casellas 3
Evang. Auffant j
J. Pillar Gonzalez
francisco Par@ Cap6 2
Pedro Auffant l.
M Mayoral /
Juan Principe /
juan Cardona l
j. Romaguera y Ca. 2
Rufno Uazalde
x. Mariani 38
Ponce Agric. In,dl Go. ]
J. M. Marques 46
M]olIn e hijos Is
Tomas Mari
Lido. F. M. FOn [.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-30
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
LOS M-ADGIARES

Esta noche canta Ia compania Sagf%
Barba, la inferessnte zarzltela, Los MGdsa
gsores, nna de las favoritas del gran ba4
rfton0.
La obra ser5 preserltada CON gram
propiedad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Buying of Capital Traction warrants al
today's meeting of the stock exchange
was quite as keen on previous days,
and carried the price TO a higher level
Most of todays trading was at .. Yes
terday the bulk Of the business was at a
figure Il quarter less.
1t i not supposed this activity Is due
entirely To Investment buying. as there
j. profit in the warrants at present
prices. However. the demand from those
who have money To invest gives the UNI
DERIVING strength to this security
There was no suggestion of investment
buying in fact, there was but little buy
ing of any dcscription-in the call of the
balance of the list.
The bid for the stock Of the Capital
Traction Company dropped couple Of
points. For common stock of the Wash
ington Railway the price advanced a
point. 4 couple of lots sold for 43. Trans
actions i'll preferred stock of the com
pany We're at a lower level The range
Of the selling was from SOS to SSa4.
There was more done in preferred stock
than in anything else except the war
rants. In spite of that the market was
extremely narrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGS Nearby fresh Virginia, 81. West
Virginia and southwest Virginia, 2Sa23:
Tennessee. 2Sa23
Bt-TTER-Elein fancy ::4lea:,5; western
tirsts :},laa.la: seconds, 2!.i2a3Oi.
CHEESE-New York state factory, new.
I"]2alG
POTI.TkY-Chicke per ID, -: hens,
per h. 1iio: ROSTERS. per IL, SAP. tur-
KEYS. per 10. lSa20
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choice.
per H.. u: chickens, per lb. 13alo; roost-
erS per H.. 10: turkeys. lSa2o.
kits. per doz. l.5oal.75: quail. No. |, per
doz.. 100; No. =. per doz.. :;,5oa4 co;
pheasantS each 1.upal.5o; squirrel, each,
Ia: wild turkey. per H., 2"a22.
vt:GETABLEs-P Potatoes, New York
state. per sack. o2.,a2.:.,; sweet IN. 60,
1.o0al.25, cabpaGes. 100 lbs, Local 20;
onions. per bushcl, .posi III; c;iulifiower,
per bbl.. 1..oa..no; eggplant. Florida, per
crate. 2.na2.,o: lettuce ". ~. per haS
ket. l.''a2 -: string beans pr bhl. 100
10 LOO Florida per BASKET. ..M,a., -,
none grown. .2.,ac.Oi: celery. :Ua1., doz.
GREEN FRuiTS--Appies. per bbL.
.laI -: oranges, California, per box,
::,oa6.oo. Florida oranges, aor to
30 lemons. per box. :,,5oa6.Jo; grape
81. squash. per bhl, %: pears,
Keifcr. .raI.Co per Dbl; grapes. Niagara,
per. basket Hats: Concord. 11a121a: cram
berries ::2-quart boxes, 3Ua3.2j; per Dbl,
- 2,a?..O.
HAY AND sTHAw-Hay. western.
No :, "3.JOa.i.OO No. =, 2o.Ooa22 so
mixed hay. 1S.O0a22.00; straw. rye.
bundle. 12OOal3.o0: machine thrash t6upa
1900: straw, wheat, per ton. S.uOa3 90
straw. o;,i per ton li.Ooai2.U1
LIVE STGCk-Sheep. per b.. o.o;s:
lainbs, spring, per ID, ol2a6: calves,
choice per H.. ai2a!o: medium, per H.,
Si.aa.
GRAM Wheat, new. per au.. :"aal
corn. shellcd. old, per bu., 16as5; new
6oa6:S; ear per bbl., old, 40: new, pei
Dbl, :s.OO,;3o oats. western white
! No > per bu.. o2a.,o: oats, mixed, per
bu, 5la5i; bran. per ton, 800; mid
| ding, per ton, 1900
WOOL. AND HIDES-Wool, washed
! sr.e of burrs. per lb., oia2J; wool. un-
! washed, per ID, ~: hides, dry. per H.,
l5aI,: green hides, h., IL: calfskin green
| each. .25a1 80
| SEEDS-Red clover. per bu., 12-OOa
| 1865; alsike clover. per bu., 1l.JOa1225
white clover. per bu., 15OOa2O. 40: Grim
| son clover 5.75a6OO; timothy. per bu.
| 7.6oas.OO: blue grass. per bu., 3.25a3. IS
redtop grass, 16.00a13.OO per 100 lbs. al
falfa, per bu., S.OOalOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Lackawanna Up Ten Points.

I.ackawanna wa III !" points and
american Cotton oil preferred . and
american Wooden down :. The decline
eliminated when Lehigh Valley was lifted
~, but the response elsewhere was fee
lie AMI the market sank back again.
EondS were irregular
An increase Of about ND.D1 tons over
last month in the unified orders of the
{ uitcd states Steel corporation was
without influence. The general market
l.tcr on responded t. the rapid bidding
Up Of I.ehiSh VALLEY. which sold :, points
re4Dnd Yesterdays closing. touch ng
5'7,. Reading rallied from l49s to 11li4
AMI there We're r. cVcries Of a point from
t'le lowest in Union Pacific United states
steel and American Smelling.
Unusually heavy buying of I.chigh
valley which sold 1t lIal,. against
80, lit Yesterday $ closing. was attend
"a ~ rumorS If 4 large extra divide nd
fhis report VAS denied by Philadei-
rhia interests. Room shorts We're inn
pressed ~ the aggressive character Of
the buying The general market did
lot follow ~ the rise III l.chigh Valley
t-'t began 10 sell IN in spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Real Estate Transfers

...--> .s,------ =. -, ->--.-..-
EAsT-Charles T. Hender ct al trus-
tees. 10 George K. Frye. lot -, square
north of 1853: Slu
FETWORTH-J S. Gruver ct ux To NIL
net Il. Wood, lot ~ square :sl::>; $40
CiiILLtM CASTLE HEIGHTS-Wasli-
nston Land and Mortgage Company
To Samuel NJ. Tucker lots - and -,
square :s3a3: $40
C STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets lankenship Law and
Commercial Comm, Contrary to +; Baker
PLEASANT PLAINS-Guy : Zepp ct al.
70 Edwin S. NARROW, lot %, square
:o'l; $40. Same to Lindley T. Sin
clair lot 81: square BOIL; $40.
WEST between VI and y streets-M-
chaei S. cady TO Julia \. Cady. one
third interest in original lot :, and part
ORIGINAL lot ". square Il; $500
CLlFFBOr RNE-Thurstun Wolfe to Sa-
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST between
| and X strects-Herman K. Howen-
stein ct uN. Ia Randolph \. IeurIcn,
lot 81, square s31 S:9Jo
NO 1903 + STREET NORTHWEST
Anton Zichtl ct uX. IL Leopold Baum
Garten, part original lot :. square 81
10 lol: STREET NORTHWEST
Ellen McAfahon to Mary l.. Washing
ton lot L. square ID: Slu
NO. lo26 9TH STREET NORTHEAST
Nora Ready 10 Thomas \. Groves. lot
IA. square Spi: $40.
DOBBINS' N-WilIiam &. Alard
ct al. to Leonard g. and LOUISE Find
ley. lot ca block ~: $40.
HoIMEAD MANoR-Jennie l.. Abbott It
VT. William IL, to Arthur r.. and
Nellie !Ndams. lot 1:;2. square $50; Sl".
MOUNTAINEERING b. Ileazel,on 10
FIRST AND + STREETS NORTHEAST
Real Estate Improvement Company
to Washington Terminal Company, lot
$50. square .oi: $40.
MASSACHtSETT AVENUE AND
UNION STATION PLAZA-Wash:ng
ton Terminal Company tn United
States of America. land lying north of
north building line of Massachusetts
avenue included in plaza: 81.
NO. ll31 GEORGIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST-Abraham I.erner ct uX. To
Sarah Lerner lot IL. square !H1: $40
&C. STREET NORTHEAST between llth
and 18th streets and FOt RT ZENITH
STREET NORTHEAST between Z
and ID streots-B lakenship Law and
Commercial COMPANY TO John ~.
Nolan. lots, 3I 40. :i4. cl'. PIG. :.i
.:,, III. square 1864. in consideration
of conveyance OF lot lft. biock :,
ScheutZen Park.
POTOMAC HEIGHTs-Potomac Heights
Land Company to > and j. d.
Dorsett. lot l, block lioo: $40
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWE EST
between l. and 90 streetS-Conrad
Becker ct Tx. to Helen =. u. Carter
lot 49, square al: Sla.
MERIDIAN HILL : Margaret Blaine
Damrosch ot al to John b. LENDER
son parts of lots l. and =, block II !;
$40
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-EZra Il. Thomp-
son TO Catherine l.. Spengler. lot 16.
block -: assumption of certain in
debtednesS
GRISWOLD'S ADDITION TO ANACOS-
TIA-Maude II. Griswold to Felix J.
DriscoIl lot $40; $40
ROSEDALE AND OAK NIEW-Cnarles
II. Taylor to Louise Taylor, lot /.
block !; SO
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. November 10 Closing:
cotton spot good business done: prices l..
points higher. American middling fair
80. good middlins al. middhnS -:
l'yv tuiddling, Al, Ecud ordinary. sol .
ord nary. Isl The sales al rho day were.
lu,pr bales, If which Io, were for
speculation and export. ANA included s,ss,
american. Receipts, - r., bales all
American. Futures opened steady and
closed steady. November. 5.E;. Novem-
her and December. i.9I, December and
January, 4.J1. January and February.
4."S: February and March. i.39i.: March
aud April. sol; April and May. 1,aS: May
and June. 1.oJ. June and July, aOi, JULY
and August. 'p1; August and September,
500; September and October, 5o5. Oc-
tober and November, J.oa12
The following are the weekly cotton sta
tistics:
Imports all kinds. 1000 bales: i'm
ports, American, l:H.p0 bales stocks. all
kinds 41o.oOO bales: stock American
315,Oc1 bales: American forwarded. 10.
COO bales; total exports, 500 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO November 10-CattIc-Ke-
ceipts estimated at Loo; market. slow.
steady; beeves 4.6ja910 Texas steers,
4.Ga5S,; western steers lisa 20; stock
ers and feeders. 3.O0a5.S0: cows and
heifers 2.O0a6.OO; calves. J.5uaS.5U
Hogs-Receipts estimated al II 600: mar
ket slow. &c lower; light. 5.7Oa6. ~; mixed,
a.!Aa6.:iJ: heavy. 5.a0a6.55; rough, JEla
eco: good to choice heavy, d. I0aGJJ; pigs,
). 15a5,:.,; bulk of sales. G.15a6 ~.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at S,C0O: mar
ket steady; native 2.J0a3.S0; western,
H.G5a3.>o: yearlings. 37Oa4.iO: lambs, ma
tive, 3.IJaJ.Su: western, 3. 40
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GLOVES MATCH MOTOR COATS.
Two Girls Capture Coons and Utilize
the Pelts.

LENOX, Mass, November lO.-Miss
Isabelle Shooter of Savannah and her
guest, Miss Rosamond Dixey of Boston,
wanted coonskin gloves to match their
motor coats, and as there was none to be
bought in the village, Miss Shotter en-
gagged Carl Stickles of West Stockbridse
to take her, and her friends on a coon
hunt over Harvey mountain. They freed
After u trapper has cured the sk,as
they will be sent to a Johnstown. n. y.
glover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

CHICAGO. November 1O.-Carlot re
ceipts: Wheat-58 cars with 13 OF con
tract grade. Corn-211 cars, with q
of contract grade. Oats-99 cars. To
tai receipts Of wheat at Chicago. Min
neapolis and Duluth today We're S3t
cars, compared with 6SS cars last weel
and 36i cars the corresponding day I
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Washington Stock Exchange.

SaleS--Regular call. L. o'clock noon--Washing-
ton Gas IS. LOCO at 110l,. 5000 at 11o4.
81 900 at 1lni4 ST ooO at li6i4, $1,000 at l10l.
Capital Traction Warrants. sI2o at .. $40 at
81. SIS at IS. 81 at sIs. s1..,56 at .. S210 at
=, S>i III .. S5:i2 AT 9. SIa.; at - $3.50 N 9.
Ssoo0o at -. S1o.0n1 at .. 81 COO at SIS. J.6'N
n .. sos at .. Ssh at .. $4,000 at =. S2S'
nj 9, Sl.n 9. SIS at 9. 81 600 at 8, $3.50 IT 2.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Is $l,oOO
TO-.
Washington Rwy and Elcc. com. ., al -. %
ri IS; - at -. - mt 45.
Washington Rwy. and Flee. pfd.. o At S9ls.
: ~ -. y, ~ 81. 81 at 50. % at SIS. p at
49,; - SS@,
Real Estate Title. > at 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. November 10-Closing: Three
per cent rentes, ~ francs 90 confines
for the account. Exchange on London
% francs 1871 centimes for checks.
BERLIN, November IO-Exchange on
London, 20 marks Al pfennigs for checks
Money. 3 per cent. Private discount
rate, AS per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Returns Home With Daughter.

Thomas g. Dawson. resident diplomatic
officer has returned to Washington from
Baltimore. bringing back his little daugh-
ter Leiita. who has successfully under
gone an operation i'll Johns Hopkins J-ni-
vcrsity to reduce a fracture of the skull
accidentally sustained while at play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
: LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. NoVmbcr 0.-.tmerican
curitieS were quiet and steady during
the first hour of trading today. PriccS
ruled from Is 10 :, above Yesterdays
New NoIn closing.
RealiZin., in the afternoon weakened
prices. and most of the early gains
wer. lost The market closed easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
Untitled Steel Orders.

NEW YORK, November 10.-Cnfilled
orders on the books of the United
States Steel Corporation October 81
were 3.694,32 tons.
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Marine Corps Orders.

Lieut.. Col. r. H. Lane. \. \. * L.. from
Pacific inspection district San Francisco.
to continue duties as special disbursins
agent under paNmaster,s department.
CAPT. +. :. Wiltsc. twenty-five days
leave.
Capt. \. L. Harding, twenty five DAYS
leave.
First Lieut.. &. r. Meyers, from marine
barracks, Philadelphia, to Philippine Is
lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10

Bar silver steady. 2jTsd per ounce.
Money. la4a2 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is :tsa:;a. per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
three month bills is 3iaa33s per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
MARKET IS TICKLE
Stocks Open Strong. But Re-
CesSiOns Soon Follow.
RAILROADS ADVANCE EARLY
Secondary Prices Lower. However,
Under Profit Taking Sales.
INCREASE IN STEEL ORDERS
Report of Untitled Tonnage Fails to
Have Influence on Issues
of Corporation.
INCREASE IN STEEL ORDERS

NEW YORK. November 1o.-The de-
cisfou Of the CONNER. court postponine
reductions in eight rates strengthened
tn railroad stocks today. There was
heavy uuNiug &c Ill. western railroad
sto.kS. which made the best gains. The
initial trading i'll Union Pacific consisted
O. i lot u 5000 shares 1t an advance
o. point s., Paul gained points
chicago Great Western preferred. Ia;
Northern Pacific ia~ Great Northern
preferred. iil and southern Pacific and
Fen.is, wanna i point
Tradin- in the indGSuaIs was less
aetise, except in tie case of United States
Steel. ana changes We're small and irres-
u.ar United states steel opened with
the sale ~ l-.Wtp shares at practically
the same price a. AT the close Yesterday.
American Tobacco preferred gained IS.
Market Reacts Under Sales.
Secondary prices were lower, the mar
ket reactns Sharply under flood of
prof.t-takinG sales It. Paul fell back II.
and other active issues from one-hal If
point 10 i POINT. The Hill group. Read
ing. United states Steel. Anna. gamatcd
Coppeg ana Lehigh Valley led "A rally. in
high level, but there was continuous sell
ing in other quarters. which kept the
market feverfsh Missouri PACING, Wa
bash preferred, American Cotton oil.
American smelling and International
Harvester were forced fractionally below
yesterdays closing.
At ~ . clock the whole market on
the downward grade. Union Pacific.
4.eadinA ana United states steel We're rul-
lAs q trihe below last night and some
o.ntr ieadcrS Mere on parity.
Stocks Sold Heavily
Stocks accumulated before the recent
advance were sold in large amounts to-
day For : Time the market was able TO
withstand the effect Of the selling. owing
10 tut. Co..u,rI-Inaueucc - the Commerce
court action i'll the frei-ft rate case,
tut before the day was far advanced
prices began to<weaken and the list be
came feverish.
Announcement of i stock exchange fail
urc, and severe liquidation in some OF the
Gould securities on unfayora DIE rumors
pr.,ip..aIsu h,avN ssiiE-, Tor BON ac-
counts i'll The second hour only a few
issues. t-ehEi Na4Iey and 81. Paul. held
above Yesterdays closing points, the re-
mdndei selling from a traction 10 three
points below
Waba~a preferred Slunped = points
tile four-per-cent bonds - Missouri Ia
clHc IL, Amer, smelling. Brooklyn
transit. Consolidated Gas. anadian Pa
enc. Delaware AMI Hudson. Erie tie
INST preferred. a point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10
BALTIMORE.

Special Bisratri tn The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, November To- =
Wheat-Easier; spot contract. 9l.s. spot
No. > red WESTERN 9ii.. November. 49,
December. Il2: January. 9oh May, l0oa4
steamer NO. : ca, >. \. ~ ee4Dl ~, al
bushels: exports. .42boi bushels, southern
by sample, S1a!c: southern on grade. S9l.
aa2
Coril-Iirm: spot contract. new. Gsia4
year. 671s: January. iIis: February. G7as
March. 6Si4 receipts. 1851 bushels: eX-
ports. II so bushels. L.
Oats-Firm. No. - white. ol3ia.2. sta5I
dard white. 511.aI1ie: No. : white. .nt.abf
Rye-Quict: No. = western domestic.
l04a1 %.
Hay-F'irm. No. | timothy. unchanged
No. | clover. mixed. unchanged.
Grain freights-Eirn. unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-10

LIVERPOOL. November l0.-Closins:
Wheat-SIot steady: No. > Manitoba, is
Old: No :; Manitoba Is id: futures,
weak; December, IS Esd: March. IS lad:
May. - l'sd.
Corn-Spol quiet: american mixed ,s
::lad: futures. weak: January. - Ga4d:
February. - Esd.