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SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST

Simpson auditorium. 7S4 South Hope street.
Services Sunday II a. m. and Q p. M; SER
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly:
subject, Reality Children's Sunday
school $3.50 a. M: wednesday evening meet
ing at 8 O'clock at Simpson auditorium
and also the Gamut club. 1044 South
Hope street. Reading rooms. bi0-511 Her
man w. Hellman building. Fourth and
Spring streets. open daily, Sundays excepted,
from a. m. to p. m. 9-2l-w
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GIRLS

1ITUs-To Elmer and Margaret Titus "A
South Workman.
JoNEs-To Albert ana Bessie JONES' 1876 South
Olive.
MoRsE-To william and Margaret Morse, Gall
Eagle Rock.
ton avenue, Sept. 25.
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INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED OF ElIAnK Of
NV TIRES children going under assumed
name OF smith; Margaret, age II; George
IL; Lili-Mai, z, by their father GEORSh
w. GRUMBLES. general delivery Los Anse-
les
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-27

SEAW--Nelson Palmer Shaw at Oxford,
Conn. July "a 1908. native OF Lakeyie and
son OF Julia Palmer and the late George
B. Shaw, aged 80 years 9-27-1
vALLA--At 21e South Boyle avenue, Sep
TENDER 26, Antonio Valla, a native of
Genoa. Italy. aged 70 years. Funeral
notice later. 9-21-l
FUNERAL NOTICES
GOLDEN-Martin Joseph Golden died Sept.
26 at his home, SAT West 2Sth St. a native
OF Roscommon. Ireland, aged rs years, be-
loved husband of Catherine Golden and
father Of Mary, Jane, Winifred. Agnes,
Margaret and Hugh P. Golden. Funeral
from late residence Tuesday. Sept. 90 at
$3.50 a. m. Mass St. Vincents church, cor
ner Washington and Grand ave., at a. m.
Kindly omit flowers. Buffalo and Roches-
ter. N. Y, papers please copy. s-27-2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, Grover L., beloved
son OF c. A. SEVERN, native of Califor-
MIA, aged Fl years. Funeral from the
parlors Of Robert Sharp & Son. $40 South
Main street, Monday at p. m. Friends
invited to attend. Interment Rosedale:
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CHuRCh NOTICES
NAOMI AVENUE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

One block east OF Central avenue. on 21st st.
REV. WILLIS 8. MYERS, Pastor.
Last Week of Revival
conducted by DR. S. NJ. Martin of Seattle,
and his assistants, Hersill Hoggatt, tenor.
and Nina Martin Hatcher soloist.
At 9:45 a. M, Sunday school: 10:45,
DIR. MARTIN
speaks on "Consecration." At 3 p. m. he
will deliver his address to new converts and
to all other members OF the Christian church
only At 1880, subject. christian Bicycling"
The meeting closes Monday night with the
second Evolutionary and musical recital
Don't fail to come to the closing services
Seats free 9-27-1
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DIED

land. $40 North st. Louis; hemipiegia.
DAWN. S5 years, native OF
France. 1921 Emmet; tuberculosis.
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coNGREGATIoN-REv OTTO
man Ear Adusht Hanish will speak Sunday
Sept q. at p. m. in Mammoth hall, No. g.
SIT South Broadway. In city but for a
short time Subject OF vital Importance to
all thinkers. Peace. pleasure and prosperity
or health. happiness good home. the theme
Of the whole work. Motto, Good Thought
Good Word, Good Work" Non-obligatory.
g-27-1
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-27

FoR RENT-GOOD BOARD. ROOM AND
care for semi-invalid or conyalescent lady or
gentleman. F4752 l2f9h >: FLOWER 81.
Also small front room opening on porch, 81
DER month. S-zi-A
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SODA FOUNTAINS

c sTE az PER CENT AND FREIGHT BY
h,v,ng direct from PACIFIC COAST SODA
FOUNTAIN FACTORY. 1913 e. Fourth
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TIE CANTRELL LECTURES


blanchard hall, Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock Edward Adams Cantrell will lee
ture on "Vlctor Hugo" This is the fourth
lecture in the series on Literary Interpreta-
tions OF the Social Problem" Music by the
Delegro orchestra. Silver collection at the
door. s-27-1
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Rooms and Board

FOR RENT-IN LARGE PRIVATE HOME.
near Westlake park beautiful room, running
water; ground door; suitable for couple or
two young men; table board very best: terms
low to desirable parties AZ GRAND VIEW
ST. Phone ES0S2 b-lo-x
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WINDOW SHADES AND
BRASS RODS

WE MAKE WINDOW SHADES H. Q.
ELKELEs & SON. sal s. Broadway:
Ta7ss. n. s0sl. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
CHICAGO to Import a Tomb.

Negotiations have been begun by
the> representative OF a Chicago mus
cum for the transfer to that city OF
an ancient tomb weighing $50 tons.
according to an Aussuan correspond
ent OF the London Graphic. The tomb
Isl situated near the pyramids OF
Sakkara. 20 miles from Cairo. and is
fayorite resort OF tourists. who
usually make the journey on camels
across the desert from the great pyr-
amids az Ghizeh.N The Chicago mus.
cum authorities wish to remove the
tomb in it's entirety. To achieve this
will naturally be a difficult problem.
Ii has been arranged that a whole
train shall carry the tomb In sections
from the nearest point OF the railway
70 the coast. but no arrangements
have vet been completed for moving
the tomb from the desert sands to the
railway line. The sections OF the tomb
will be carefully packed and placed on
board a steamer at Port Said or Alex
sndriay Another special train will con-
vey Il from the American coast TO
Chicago. where the sections will be
put together. under the direction Of
archaeologists.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

any legitimate lengths TO beat the res
olution III II reaches a vote.
The resolution was tabled when pre-
sented, but It is expected 10 create
the wildese scene of disorder ever
seen in Connecticut state convention
when .anally brought before the dele
gates.
Mayor Homer s. Cummings, Oh
Stamford. the national committeeman
from Connecticut. said today:
sThe introduction of third strong
jarty In the field, In the shape OF an
Independence party. has made 1t alb
solufely necessary for the Democratic
narty to nominate at Denver the very
tfroneest candidate It has ever had"
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie & Co. s copper letter:
Opening copper cable: spot. f5. LIS
Cd. up IS; futures f5s IS. up 5s.
The copper market opened strong
this morning and Immediately began TO
advance unter a larger volume OF bus
mess than for some days past. Anal
gamated. North Butte. Copper Range
Butte Coalition. and Calumet & Arizona
were all active features. advances in
these issues ranging from to . "a
points over Tuesdays closing figures
the greatest gain occurring In Calu-
met q Arizona. There was no particu-
lar news. the chief influence being the
strength OF Amalgamated. At midday
the market was very strong at the adj
vanced prices with trading on quite an
active scale. Early London cables were
SIS higher for the metal.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
goSTON wOor.

BOSTON, April 2s.--The local wool
situation continues unsatis factory.
Trade is quiet and transfers have been
few. dealers being almost wholly con-
fined TO small lots. The leading domes-
tic quotations range as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania hecces--Xx.
80 a $50; y. 3O131c: No. I unwashed. e5
a SEC: No. washed. 34@35c: fine un-
washed. 22q2 3c; is-biood combing, 26
Q21c; a -blood combins. 26627c: u
blood combIng. 25 a csc: delaine washed.
S5c; deiaine unwashed, $50 csc. Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, New York ieeces--Fine
unwashed. 21022c: delaine unwashed.
25626c: u blood unwashed. ESQ gee:
a. blood unwashed. 25d2sc; h-blood
unwashed, 2392&c. Kentucky. Indiana
and Missouri blood 2sg25c; IA
blood. 2SG 25c.
Secured values: Texas-Fine IL
months. 5en6sc: fne 8 to s months. as
a soc; fine fall. 43045c. California
Northern, SOS middle county. 500
see: southern. SO "a 55c: fall free, AL
45c Oregon--Eastern No. 1 staple. 5s
Il soc: eastern No. clothing, 53Q 55c
valley No.A1. $50 SOC. \ Territory--Flne
staple. 5s a soc: Nine medium staple 55
a see. fine medium clothing 4s95
fine clothings 50q55c; f-biood. asa
52c: q blood. 4s45oc: u blood. 42t1
4sc Pullad--Extra. 500 &c: fine A. SO
d5sc: A supefs. a4m4sc
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
NEW CURRENCY BILL
DRAFTED BY vREELAND

IN WASHINGTON April 2s.--Another
emergency measure, which will have
<he support Of the Republican member
0hip In the house. has been drafted az
H. conference OF house leaders by
nep. vreeland On. J) The new bill
oliminafes bond-secured circulation
md does not mention bonds OF any
Ind
r = way II authorizes an asset
6mork6ncy currency The bill pro-
ridGs for the formation OF clearing
ioune associations with capitalizations
NJ @b.O00.O00 each. as originally pro-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
NEW Work. STOCK LETTER.

Furnished By Cameron Cutie Co.
On the average there was not mucn
change IN the price OF stocks at the
opening. The Steel report was not raw
orably received and this stock opened
lower. but almost instantly rallied
fracttonally. For while the entire
list turned very strong under the lead
ershfp OF Reading which advanced to
new high record for the year. But
heavy profit-taking developed on the
advance and stocks sold on so tnat
Some Of the leading actives showed de-
cIines OF over two points from yester-
DAYS high level. No real liquidation:
however developed on the decline. ana
the market has since rallied fraction
ally and holds steady. The failure or
another stock exchange house was an
nounced shortly after the opening. Tie
failure was understood to be due to
commitments on the short side. espc-
ciaily in Steel common. The house was
not large enough TO cause the failure
TO produce any effect on the market.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
stricken II saloon; soon Dies.

A man supposed TO be Robert Nc
Fadden. OF No. Ia Clay-ave.. Muske-
gon. faltered into Smiths saloon at
No. 80 Lafayette-ave.. Tuesday after
noon. and asked 10 be allowed TO sit
down. A few minutes later he fell
from his chair and DR.. Edmund
Quandt. who was passing, ordered
him sent TO st. Mary's hospital, where
he died within few minutes. A post
norton examination disclosed that
McFadden died of apoplexy. Coroner
Bennett has charge OF the case.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
lem. CONVENTION
I'm A TUMULT
OVER BRYAN
NIL PROBABLY REFUSE TO IN.
poRsE RESOLUTIONS DEMAND
ING THAT DELEGATION BE IN
srRucTEp FoR NEsRAsKAN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 29.-The
democratic state convention was
thrown into furore here when dele
gates sent to the committee on reso-
buttons demand that the convention
instruct its Denver delegation for VIM.
II. Bryan.
There IL reason to believe that the
convention today will refuse its In
dorsement. though the Bryan resolu-
tion will be fought to finish whether
the committee passes II or not
Ex-0oy. Thomas NJ Waller and
Mayor Thomas are among the state
leaders who declare they will go 10
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April 2s.--Close: Wheat
was firm on "Wednesday. Cash wheat
showed a beginning OF the demand ina,
sprfnR Both millers and exporter
were after wheat. while receipts were
smaller than ever In TIE northwest
Early strength was based on the small
decline in Liverpool, which showed that
marke to be hrmer than expected. with
a heavy decline here or Tuesday. Lis
erpool held remarkably STEADY, snow
ing conditions there TO be bullish. Ex-
ports OF wheat and -four amounted to
only 50. 900 bu. The close was hrn.
especially in cash wheat:
Wheat quotations--Cash No. red,
car at 9sAc. / at 81; May. 1000 blu at
Or. July opened at ss+c, an advance
OF nc from Tuesday, close. gained "a
and advanced 10 sshc; september
opened o. Sssc. advanced to STAG:
dropped back to the opening price, and
advanced TO size; No red, s'c! No.
Coarse sraih quotations corn- 7cs
Oats--Cash No. white. car at DOC.
May. sac: No. white. car al Csc:
sample. cars at &c;
Ryc-Cash No. ,, sac bid.
EsansNcash and May. s2.4z bid:
Clover seed-Prime spot s12 nom
inaI: October. 100 bags at t7ss; sam
Tinothy seed Prime spot, 80 basa at
81. -
Receipts IN the Detroit market on
Wednesday included 600 bbls or -four.
1 car OF wheat. Z OF corn. and i OF oats.
Withdrawals were 200 bbls or Hour.
stocks are lt6 23i bu OF wheat. 1917
bu OF corn. 81 SCI bu OF oats. ASA bu
OF barley. and II. COS bu OF rye.
Wheat receirts az ST. Louis. $4,000
bu. year ago. 10000 bu.
Kansas CITY wheas receipts. 50 cars.
year ago, 80.
whest IN Liverpool closed i.dis I'd
In unGnanQf0.
NOrthwe stern wheat receipts We'd
nesday ~ cars: year ago. sos.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Wkdn eeday. 23t 600 bu: year ago. 602,-
O0e bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 2s--The grain mar
ket showed little firmer tone at the
openfua sailing 4. "a & q hfRh<r ON the
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
COPPER MANIFESTATIONS.

Ariz Conf. 10; Apex. >3ss; Aim. 90:
Ely 2T. Butte Gin. 2211: Cop. Con,
6sis. Cons. Mer.. 40: G. & H.. 635; C. &
A.. l04: Cent, 23A; Davis d.. az: Ely
Cons, 2&s Ely. Sh; Frank. ~ Gran.
s0Ia; Cir. az: c. Can, s%. LaSai..
14s. Mass. az: Mob. 49, Mich. 10s.
Nip Ia: Isle Roy. 20: New. Cons, ~;
New. Utah. as New Dom, "; North
Butte. 5S% Old Dom, Sc: Csc. 50: Par.
1873; Quincy. SO: Raven. 1x; Shan.
l1M: Sup Pitts, 1874; Sup Cop. 16k
8; Queen, l 3-16; Tam. 80: Trim. Cop.
IA: itch Cons. 1914 It'd. Cop. com. Z;
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. April 2s.--Sales. fur
nsned by Cameron Currie & Co. Adv.
lis; Anal. 1885: AZ. 10. Anc.. so: Arc.
50: Ariz. Conf, $50; Arm. 60; Att. $50;
1850; c. Il A.. so: c. a. r.. &; Range.
$50; ID. W.. 8: Elm. 20; @. c. c.. 567
LaSal.. 40: May. 10: Mex. 20; Mich. So;
Mob. 225; New. s25: y. b.. $500; Q. H..
100: ). Fe. 10: shan. $40; Sup. Cop, 10;
Tam. 90: Trim, 210; OIL, $50: u. 8. L..
l.5: do pfd, SO: u. c.. les; Utah Cons.
i53; Utah Cop, 100; Win, rs.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
FLASHED BY WIRE


& WASHINGTONsAAp April 29.--The Dis
tr1ct Of Columbia child labor bill, one
\ ~ the measures strongly urged upon
tongress by President Roosevelt, will
3 be disposed OF by the senate before
adjournment next Wednesday. Sena-
3 <or Gnllinger today secured an agree
<xnent to this effect.
" WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Secre'
<Ary OF War Taft. soon after his arr.
& val In this city today. authorized the
B 4uArtermaster and commissary de
|coxtment OF the army to extend all
necessary assistance to the tornado
0u4erers In the south.
WARRINGTON April 29.-Minority
header Williams delivered another ex
Aortotion to the house Republicans
today to be firm and defy the domino
hon or Speaker Cannon, which he de-
1cr1bed as being combination oil
s<Eesticulation. pounding the desk and
@ofce" His speech was made as q
roQuest that thirty republicans sign a
petition. which already bears the sig
natures OF the Democrats, asking that
tho tariff be taken on OF wood pull
and print paper.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
App,e.-Eancy, ss0s.so; common. 8

n. ~
b.s.s-Drisd Lima sn q 70 per lib:
Saster-6fnciai prices: Extra cream
cries, 2shc; frsts. 24kc: crooks. GOO:
packing stock. l6c per Id.
Cabbcge-Home-gr u per bbi;
Cei-ry-Florida, s2.26 per crate
CrsnSerries--Late Howes. $3.50 per
CauIiaower-californ ~ per doc.
Cheese-Michigan full cream. Ice:
oe csS.. fss Dsr 10 coffee. u.aso,s,s
DresseS Hess-Light 707no per Id:
common. s@7c per y: -
Si.x.-Miehixan current receipts. ..-
ira s.,s case SHont: lshc . per dog; -
sss s sssHnd ,lps ss' psr 1T ''; straight
sS1n meal u.s. s s5nn .n sai 90;
chop; sSs eesr:s miadlIns'. sss: S IN.
per doz; cucumbets. 75c0s1 per dozen .
per box: parsley, CSC per dor. wa
ter ass ss nsr ass 1essB.a
green peas. So per blu; wax beans. q
per box: green beans g per hamper.
Sr::: o Sss sss. GER DBL
Hardwarr-w.re nails 1910: base
| painted barbed wire, $3.50: galvanized
ssss poultry netting S.sor: nsav w,s
So and s per cent on: poultry nsttins.
p sna ':ns o D w s.n:
OF; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 20 and 8 Ger cent ca
nai5c: extracted Sc pes n 10. ''
HieAsry Nsts-ya per bu-
H.yI6e,re,t shipper. are p.y,ns the
s SIS Co. no Ds sisse s scv.- t' %sss
ia% ,Ss iss5s scn e; c wni ;ss. and cat
Hidss.-No; I cured SIZE; No 2 cured.
s sresa 70 20. L. go Ssie NC 30 shYxiks ,p
calf cured No. I. lie: No. 2, SIC; csIf.
So oss.' n MO No ,of; i NO. No e SIS pc, lb
SKINS. as e wool iSeesi
I:e~o..-csiifersis. ssGsso per boz.
Mu.hroS-s--soc per ID. ~ /
01 d; per su ,, Spanish; si's crate
In 10 days. diamond hendIisht kero.
ssne yho: turpentine. in barrel lots,
orssss.-caiIfornia nsveIs. sa7s0
T5sesppIe.-Florida. n.7soa7s per
Pop cors--Ears. IN 9sc per Id.
Lnsntoes--Car lots. 4 o. b. Detroit.
es07oc per blu; new Bermudas. Ss.oo
PouItry--Hens. lshai4c. springs.
Qlfc: geese, 1OE11c; turkeys. fs61sc
1ldsn: Sese' ie6iie; turkeys, is6isc
rrov.,.o. p pork. $3.50; family
heavy, SIs; smoked hams 10& q lie; dsy
salted briskets. y q &c; shoulders. SIC.
uicric hams. Sc: bacon. 1t6ff &c: iard'
In tierces. &c; kettle rendered Toe IL
strhwberrses--S5.50 per SPOT cass.
sweet Petetoss-fiiino,s, tf0a1s Der
bu: 80 per bbl
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

simultaneously with the organiza-
lion OF q pigeon postal service In the
French Congo, where the climate
makes both ordinary and wireless
feleeraphy impossible. II is announced
that the British government has re-
placed the pigeon post by wireless
{6lexraphy IN both the naval and the
co1oniai service. and that this years
11dEet contains no appropriation for
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29

there being little demonstration. In
the Hotel Pontchartrian he breakfast
ed with Mayor Thompson, Judge
Phelan. VIM. Van Dyke. John Naylon.
James ID. May, James ID. Burns. Jas.
/ V. Cunningham. Percy Grose. Edwin
Henderson, Sheridan Ford. William
Nagel. Chas. Jasnowski and others.
( In the party was G. II. Blomstrom
who had brought him over from the
station in his automobile.
! Some OF the reception committee
commented on the absence OF ID. j.
Campau and the gentlemen who are
most closely associated with him from
any part in the reception None OF
the officers OF the Wayne County Dem
ccratic club was noticed at the station
/ or in the morning visit in the hotel.
! Several ministers attending the Con-
gregational Brotherhood from Mime
sofa called upon him and be promised
| them TO stop and make short speech
while On his automobile tour OF the
city. He kept his promise. reaching
1.-THE church before noon and deliver
! ing ten-minute speech. A large
number OF men met him at the
/ informal reception in the Pont-
chartrain. among them L. f. Rowley,
| Thomas Craig and G. NJ Hayes. Gov.
| Johnson told the party that he had
visited Detroit once before as a news
paper man. being the guest OF Thomas
". Palmer
! The flags are flying on the city hall
/ today in honor OF the visit OF Mime
sofas governor Gov Warner came in
shortly before 10 o'clock and met Gov.
! Johnson. The latter was then taken
on an auto tour OF the city and Belle
Isle
Talks 10 Wholesalers.
Gov. Johnson was the guest ofhonor
at the luncheon OF the Wholesalers
association In the Penobscot Inn at
noon. About 200 attended. The gov
errors talk was along lines OF inter
est TO business men.
Commerce is the missionary OF
civilization" he said.
He declared he Is not of those who
sound the alarm in regard 10 business
nor does he believe in destroying the
confidence Of those engaged in bust
ness. He said he is believer in that
form OF Imperialism which would al
How Americans to develop TO the high
est the western hemisphere.
''If | had my way. would obiiter'
ate. the imaginary line that divides
the United States of America and the
Canadian states OF America. he said
He declared strongly for Canadian
reciprocity. Those bankers who d.
vert money from its natural CONNER
cial channels TO speculation were
lcrlticised.
At the end of his discourse an ova
tion was given Gov. Johnson, the
audience rising and cheering. led by
President Smart OF the Wholesalers
association. Gov Warner spoke
briefly
The public reception TO Gov. John
son takes place in the Pontchartrair
al $50. previous TO his lecture In the
Light Guard armory, and he will bt
banquetted later in the evening in the
Pontchartrain bv prominent Demo
lcrats.
While here. Gov Johnson Is beinl
studied and material secured for q
write-up OF him by j. Lincoln Steffeh'
for one OF the big magazines.
Rowiey is Enthused.
Michigan win send an uninstructet
lhelegati0n To- the Denver convention.
asserted L. f. Rowlev after meetinl
Gov. johnson and discussing matters
with local leaders. Sentiment I,
changing Gov Johnson Is mar
whose personality grips you and hil
trip has strengthened him greatly IL
Michigan
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29


NEW YORK. April 29.-The stock
market opened irregular. but with a
majority OF issues showing gains.
Great Northern Ore and Southern Pa
lSific started up rs; Smelling S-s.
Union Pacific l-2. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and St. Patti and Baiti-
more & Ohio Ia higher Reading and
Atchison opened up IL and gained IN
all ga Steel preferred UNCHANGED.
Delaware 4 Hudson 5-s. Steel COM
mon 1-2: Amalgamated Ia and North
ern Pacific was Is lower. BY the end
OF ten minutes trading. most stocks
had made further fractional gains FOL
lowing which there were some recess
sions from the best figures.
The feature OF the stock market
from the opening and through the
first hour was the urgent forced COW
ering OF shorts. About $4,000 shares
OF various stocks were bought In un-
DER the rule after the announcement
OF the suspension OF Coster. Knapp Il
Co This buying was the heaviest Ia
Union Pacific, Pennsylvania. Missouri
Pacific and Steel common. An imme-
date effect OF this short covering was
an advance OF 3-S in Reading 10
l12. the highest point reached by that
stock on this movement. Southern
Pacific advanced over l point. The
supply OF stocks was on larger scale
than at any time in about two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
NEW YoRk MEfAl

NEW YORk. April 29.--At The Metal
exchange today. frmer tendency de-
veloped. although business continued
comparatively quiet Tin moved up
&C for spot and nearby deliveries in
sympathy with the strong tone for this
commodity abroad. Lake coppe- sI2s7:
electrolytic. s12.75. casting. tl2.25.
deliveries. SPOT tin. $3.50: spot lead
y405: spot spelter. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
NEW YORK COTTON. :

NEW YORK. April 2e.--Infiuenced by
strone cables from Liverpool due 70 ex-
pressions OF bullish opinions by promi-
weather in the southwest following the
recent rains. the local cotton market
started firm with a,large trade. inciud-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
PRODUCE.

Steadiness seems to be tho principal
feature OF the market at present. But
ter stocks are not large. and the mar
ket Is firm at the recent decline. The
egg situation shows little or no change
Current receipts are liberal. but be-
tween the consumption demand and
that FOR storage purposes. stocks are
not allowed to accumulate. The trade
In poultry Is a small one at It's best.
Receipts are not large. and while tie
demand can take care OF only a limited
from day TO day. Potatoes arc steady,
hrm. and only moderately active. Fresh
vegetables are growing more plentiful
and gradually working lower In price
ries have been little scarce for sew
erAl days
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds, furnished by Cameron currie
a. Co. New IS reg. 1903 u @1O4A do.
coun lO4 bid: new 3s reg. 1908 "
iOiL: do. coup. 1914 Q102; new As reg,
l1siz @120Is. do coup. 1221s bid.