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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
Monday Morning Specials

Here are some Monday morning specials and
will be sold Monday morning at the prices quoted.
Last week on Wednesday and Thursday we had
+e1enhone calls about stocks we advertised as Mon
day morning specials, but, of couse, could not de-
liver at Mondays prices, as all of our specials adj
vanced in price.
NOW. when we say Monday, we mean NON
DAY.
We will sell these stocks for cash on delivery or
on the instalment plan viz: Is per cent with order
Goldfeld Con. :. .S445 Cop. Creek Min S AZ
Jumbo Ex 20 Lucille G. & c.. 10
Fl Zapel Red. CO. 81 North Verde. 80. .Oea
Bonnie Clare. II Red King. ...... .033
Arkansas & Ariz.. 21 Snowstorm (Ida) 2.oz
Cashier Conner 20 P. B. Sitter 2.85
We have been buying copper for:
ror Creek Min at Ale Mexican Patanka at Sic
n Zaoe1 Red. Co. at 7oc Rawhide Cashier at &c
Tononah Fraction at 15c Bonnie Clare at. &c
We Inv sell and EXCHANGE all kinds of mining,
Industrial stocks and bonds; also have real estate
to trade for mining stocks.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24
MARKET LETTER

This mast week has witnessed Iu1IHcI uCNiiiSo -
prices for all classes of stocks The unloading OF
several hundred thousand shares OF JOHNNIE mas
been the feature of the past weeks market anu
those of our clients who followed Our advice cleaned
I'D a big bunch of money. The stock sold down 10
| $50 but some of the brokers bought more than
thew could carry on contracts which caused re-
action in the market sending the stock back 10 &c.
We predict that Johnnie will sell again Tor 14c
before it will sell o4c At the present it is scalp
ing market +,,;-d of
Francis Mohawk, with Approximately third OF
million in reserve in the treasury, is Dig snap
at 15c, where it has been selling the past week. ana
we advise its purchase up to ZOc snare.
Jumbo Extension is another good buy at present
prices while Combination Fraction at DUO Is snap
no one should miss. go
We advise the leaving alone OF Atanta' ohVei
Pick and Daisy.
Our predictions made three weeks ago regard
ing Bonnie Clare have proven true to the letter. we
now advise the purchase of Bonnie Clare at &c or
under.
The adding of ten stamps to the Manhattan Ore
Reduction company's plant and the installing OF
SAMPLER will have bull effect on all good Manfat-
tan stocks, and we advise the purchase OF
Man. Dexter at. -. Sc Wisconsin at.. sc
Thanksgiving at zoe Ell Zagel at or under soc
Consolidated at..... &c Tonopah Fraction at TIC
The Tonopah Fraction has just let a lease OF two
blocks of ground the big strike recently made
on the Big Chief
The FL Zagel Reduction company has leased
blocks 3 and for two years the Is per cent roy
alty to the Miner Macaren Leasing and Mining
company A 20 HIP hoist and complete mining
equipment has been purchased in Los Angeles and
is now enroute to Manhattan The shaft IS llO 1eet
deem and the crosscu IS feet We predict that this
mine will become big shipper and should be sue
cessful for two reasons They have an excellent
property and are working it and the treasury OF the
company is intact, and every cent OF money IS pc
ing spent for actual development work. he caPl-
talization being only $25O0OO expect to see this
stock go to $500 share inside of one year.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
SON A PREACHER,
LOSES ABORT NE
plslNHeRivEp ~ FATHER. WHO
plsAPpRovEs OF
CHOICE.

z THAYfcR. Mo. March Gil. A.
Clark, one Of the richest men OF south
efn Missouri, has let Il be known that
nc intends to disinherit his SON, Elmer
n Clark, because the young man Is
studying for the ministry. The father
has two reasons for his course The
fIrsf is that he wished his son to sue
ceed him in the management OF his
business; the second that, being
man. OF liberal views himself. he does
rot approve of the young mans choice
Elmer r, Clark says that the threat
ened loss OF wealth will not deter him
from following the dictates OF his con
science and taking up the work 70
which he believes he has been called
he has been for two years a student
al Hendrix college in Conway. Ark.
a Methodist institution. II was the
announcement that he intended TO re-
turn to the college and study for the
ministry that brought the declaration
from his father. II is understood tnat
be has. paid all his expenses IN col
lege without his fathers aid.
III. A.. Clark owns large tmple-
ment house here and is also the own
er of larger tracts OF land In this sec
ton of'the state In the popular con-
&c ption. NJ least, he is millionaire.
II is understood that be intends 10
will all his property TO his daughter.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
inmate
IS 100 YEARS OLD

YORK. Pa. March 6.--An accidental
examination OF records of admissions
TO the York county almshouse reveals
the fact that Miss Mena Miller, an in
mate, Familiarity known as "Old
Meeny," is probably the Oldest person
in Pennsylvania. Her age, computed
from the records, is 1870 years. For
some time her mental condition has
been on decline. and she herself can
not confirm the evidence OF the rec
ords. She is very much wrinkled and
bent, but still retains sufficient activity
TO attend church services every Sun
day. Until two years ago she walked
To Baltimore almost every spring.
II has been generally accepted that
"Old Meeny" was the most aged in
mate OF the institution, hut no one
ever before took the trouble to verify
conjectures regarding her age. The
record book of admission. examined
today, shows her TO have been So
years old when she entered the institu-
ton. in 1860 At that time her mind
was quite clear. and IL is believed the
information she gave was correct.
The woman was born in Germany.
and the record shows that she was
ftottt- g years MD when SHE came to
America. She landed at New York
and lived for years as servant with
families in West Chester, Pa, and
about Philadelphia. She had been in
this country A years when admitted
TO the York county almshouSe.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, March s.--Close: Wheat
receipts are not increasing at rate
with grain, notwithstandinE the adj
vance in prices The bears thought
farmers would sell literally. but. while
there has been an increase, IT has not
been enough 10 scare anybody. Liver
pool was easy, having plenty OF wheat
coming trom- ArGenttna: Tho Detroit
market was not weak. There were Hu-
vances and declines. which just about
counterbaianced each other until near
the close. when there was loss and
an easy finish.
Wheat auotations-C.sh no. red;
TO si.02A "a. worked up TO $f.0SA, and
ssii c. declined 10 s5sc. gained ic. and
93hc. dropped &c, advanced TO 93%c.
and declined 20 93c: No. 2 red. ssisc;
No. I white. sf.o2i4.
cosrss srsIn suo ss,a1 Sern.-S sss.n
Oats--Cash No. 3 white. ] car at csc;
Rye--cash No. 2. sec;
Bsans--Cash, t2.1o: May. s21s nom
Clover seed-Prime spot and March,
s1i so: October. 100 bags at sT.s5; sam
sio.5o. az $3.50: prime aisIke. also;
sample alsike. 9 bags at f11. at $40.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 90 bags at
Barley-soid by sample. car at
1885 per cWt.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Friday. included 400 bbls OF hour.
car OF wheat, 3 Of corn, 4 OF oats, and
2 OF rye. Withdrawals were 200 bbIs
OF flour Stocks are 2s9,44s bu OF
wheat. i54, 201 BIZ OF corn. SIS, 004 bu OF
oats, 1851 bu OF barley. and s,42l blu
Exports OF wheat and hour Friday,
1S6. 900. bu.
wheat receipts at primary points
Friday. $4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000
bu.
wheat exports from Australia this
week. S2S 900 bu. year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
ei3 cars: year ago. 3fs, k.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
e.3ef. 000 bu.
Wheat in Liverpool closed = @nsd.
and corn I'D lower.
7 Argentine visible supply ~ wheat.
~ s2I 0a0-hn- year ago. S.ASfI00o bu.l
CHICAGO GRAIN.
turrerN iDr sh~ Ifsaes through
Fred ~ osherss- - CO.. hsstevs -sss
brot~r~. ~-n~s~~~s notsssngs
CHICAGO. March s.--rhe wheat mar
knkS Sne<seS sAchznAed TO nc lower.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
.AppIe.-rancy. ssos.oo; common 81

U1.to per DOL. r.
farm separator, 81 a CSC. packing stock,
1s IA zoe: renovated. 26@2Skc Ofhcial
prices: Extra creameries. &c. nrsls.
Cabb.ge--uome-grown. u91.as per
Cei~ry-s5c per doz; California, $3.50
Cranberries--Late Howes. $3.50 per
Ou Cauiinower@caIifornia. N.759: per
Chee.e-Michigan full cream. 40
&C coSss-@paekaso coffee. slA7SoiS-sS
dressed Csive--Fancy. sashc; com
dresses HcF.-LIght sssAc per Id.
Exss-strest prices: Fresh receipts.
eli. m22c. Official prices: Extras, 22c;
firsts, 21c, cases included.
$S.l5: clear, s5.2S per bbl:
FssdJobIlns i Let. co. bran cram as sss co;
chop. ssS.75: coarse middlinss, $2s; fine
Fresh veEetabies-Green onions. 10 y
p per bu: paisley, se1sSo per dos;- waller
cress. f0c per doz; piepiant. 4oc per
Finnan Hsddie--s911c per Id.
Graprs--Maiagas. -A5o@s.5o. per Dbl.
57Grssn repurrs-sse- peg hasket
1.aisc: extracted, sSsc per ID.
@Iiickcry Nuts-$2 per bu.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying the
prices 5or new Mo- oaled t nsy IN
mixed mixed ,iNsosoeis: rye .sTaw. il; wheat
an H,S Sss .syaw cured 1S &c. ' No curod.
cured cui Y No. i. 7c; No. ., 6ic; KIP: green.
lie: No. 4. shc: calf. green, No. 4.
tauI No 81 per lbi horse hides. Nc.
J. g. Ne: .. q; hsesDskin'. as TO wool
Hsrdwnrc--wire nails, $40; base
painted barbed wire, 32.3u; galvanized
barbed wire. Sc, so; No. 8 anpealed wire.
ssS 1aotr Der netting 100 see sefH1 e snd %
SO and 5 per cent of: poultry netting.
after weaving. so per cent on: wire
IN. round and corrugated conductor
p'P Hss;m.es@s2s1,s5 per 100
Iemon~-Caiifornis. sy93.60 per box.
Mushpooms--soc per 10.
Ornnges-California naveis, s2.5c@
'o.icns-i5c per bu: Spanish. 'i.ss
osi.--Raw linseed, 4sc: boiled lin
seed, A6c gal. less per cent for cash
IN 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
'ss r, Pss pscss.t.-Fiorids, ,aas.ss per doa.
P0fafoes--Car lots. T. o. b. Detvois.
o. 0ssc per bu; new Bermudas. $3.50
per bu.
12c; ducks, 13614c. geese. \i0411c:
turkeys, ifd15c; dressed springs. l3
ollie; hens. &c. ducks. ia SC; geese
RIGHTEOUSNESS pork. 313-50; family
pork. s1t614.B0. light. clear. 1880.
heavy. $500: smoked hams. 9ihc: dty
ssltef priskets. 7&c: shoulders, Sc.
picnic hams. NC. bacon, I0Hc: lard. In
tierces. sac; kettle rendered. 9Hc lb
Rabbtts--fi. 25 n 1. so per doz.
stravberrie.--ssGI 60c- per at
sweet Pcsrtoes-Illinois, Sza2.2s per
bu; 50 per Dbl
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Quits Stardom tc
Become Chorus Girl

II is not so rare 10 hear OF a gill
jumping from the chorus 10 stardom'
hut the retroactive STUNT. that OF a
young woman quitting stellar roles
for a position in the chorus, is indeed
very uncommon. AMI yet such was
the experience OF Miss Helen Case, a
member Of Marie Cahilfs famous
ylong.skirtea" chorus in Marrying
Mary" the current offering in the
Detroit opera house.
Last year Miss Case starred in small
towns in the south In repertoire. The
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
KNOCKED as FEET BY
AUTO; ASKS $1,000 A FOOT

CHICAGO. March 6.-James Fahey,
motorman, was standing at Cleveland
and Lincoln-ave. a few months ago
when he heard a sudden "honk.
honk'"
Fahey did not move for momens.
Then he took a sudden dislike to the
street. sidewalk and ali things earth
ly. and scared through the air more or
Tess gracefully. He struck the eart1
GO feet from where ne had been stand
ing
Il want $4,000 for playing angel
he said TO n. G.. II. Alexander. presi-
dent OF the Continental Casualty Co..
v hose automobile mad struck him.
rs I 600 a foot for my ieap=not cent
less
The amount was trifie too steep
for Mr.. Alexander, so Fahey entered
suit in the superior court.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

PRuSSIAN. MINISTER
BARS DARWIN'S WORKS

BERLIN March 6.--The Prusslan
minister OF cnlt,. DIR. Hole, has inform
ed the directors of the National League
for Improving the Minc OF the masses
that their libraries must not contain
works OF Darwin, tIaeckel. David
Fsiedrich Strauss and other writer's
of the same character.
The Liberal press maintains that
This order is plainly Unconstitutional.
and f)r. HOLE Is dared 10 enforce 70.
The Prussian constitution guarantees
freedom Of thought and religion. /"
argue the papers, thence Prussian ci.-
liens cannot be prevented from read
Ing aud studying whatever they
please"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
PRODUCE.

Butter prices were let down little
this morning without waiting for III
gin. Both Chicago and New YORK were
Sharply lower yesterday. and dealers
report shipments and offers coming In
from interior points which usually
have an outlet for their entire pro-
duct Eggs were as scarce as ever, but
dealers are expecting relief from the
stringency at almost any time. The
result is that commission men as well
hand TO mouth Dressed calves are a
drug on the market Receipts are
heavy and we'll distributed. the average
quality rs poor, and buyers are not
taking hold, the bulk of sales being at
hetween &c and Sc per lib.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
CopprR MARKET-CLosE.

BIOS. Cons. I4A; Butte Gin, 1sa; Bling
Cons 4; Butte & Lon. 70; Bonz.. s5
C. a. H.. SIS: C. 4 A., 90: DAILY w.
e. can, 81: La Sale. ls4 Mass, an
Mob. 40: Mai, 81. Mich. ~; MeA
Cons. az: N. Butte. 4si1; Old Dom
3Si1: Csc. so: Quincy. so: Shan. 1919
Sup. Pitts. 1919: Santa Re. 2; Tam.
IS: Trim. Cop, 13%: Utah Cons. 81 ~
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
NEW yoRix sTOCK LETTER.

FufnIshed Dy Cameron Currie a. Co.
The news was bearish this morning
including the receIvership OF the West
ern Maryland and rumors OF a trade
war between the Amalgamated and
Calumet g. Hecia but the market dis
regarded these factors and opened at
general fractional advances. The
Gould stocks were sympathetically at
fected by the Western Maryland re-
ownership to a certain extent. During
the two hours trading. the market as
whole has been thoroughly strong
with several new high records on this
movement. notably ST. Paul, Steel com
mon and preferred. Amalgamated Cop
per has been relatively heavy. Trading
has been largely confined TO the room
The buying has been unimportant but
lfuufA.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

scope OF her work Was broad. taking
in comedies and including Romeo and
Juliet" and she played the leading
parts in each play. When the season
ended she decided thai dramatic work
was not her forte and this summer
concluded to return TO musical COM
edy and begin all ove- again. She OBJ
tanned place in Miss Cahill's chorus
and next year will hare an important
role.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
TSv HOUSE o4ND
SENA TIE, FRIDAY

WASHINGTON March Sin the
house today Mr.. Cooper. or Wiscon-
sin. called up for consideration his
bill 10 pay the Roman Catholic
churches $4,000 for damages done
BY American soldiers
Mr.. grumpaeker. of Indiana, intro
dnced bin to reduce the mileage
fee OF members from 20 to eight cents
a mile.
In the senate Mr. Hale introduced
q bill 20 regulate tue use or wireless
teIegraphy Senator Depew addressed
the senate on the Aidrich currency
BILL
II was decided upon Adjournment
today TO adjourn over until Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
-pottee=se#ei, for h4tsstna Youth.

William ID. Hubbard, aged 20, step
son OF William j. Hubbard. No. AZ
Roycourt apartments. disappeared
from the above address week ago.
after telling his mother that he had
decided 10 sacrifice himself in order
TO save the world from sin, and as
nothing has been heard OF him since,
bis relatives fear that he has thrown
himself in the river The young man
had been very respondent and seemed
10 be suffering from a mental break
down. The police have been asked To
look for him.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
CLOGGED BOWELS CAUSE
SERlOllS=IILNESS.
fnfr<tfnnI Obsfrucffoss Are the FREE
auept Cause OF Fatal Msiadies.

In people were aware OF the awful
con<cQuencee OF neg Letting the bowels.
niur@rcnfhs OF all sickness would be
ouick1y remedied. Thousands disre-
gard The warning symphonic, until dis-
Unless Impurities End their natural
outlet through the bowels. they are
thrown back into the system, where
hey poison the blood and deposit
4erms that frequently end in serious
Daily bowel ,p9sement Is matter OF
sHpreme importanoe. IL n the great
sccrcf- ar GOOD z health. Disregard or
this fundamental natural law wrecks
thousands OF lives every year. consli-
patton cntiees more deaths than COR
xoupf,oh or typhoid. The body can
rot Remain healthy when the bowels
Are fou2es ted. y. TRcy must move al
regular iaftrvais IL they do not. sick
ness a The certain penalty
Every man and woman who values
I<fr and health shnuid use Beecham's
T<i;x They aro a positive cure for cori
A nation and eKpei all rofsons from
I3r tysfHne keep the stomach sweet.
r,,,1 inc howeir regular ana hcaIfhy'
TI,!& 1Ianr vegetable LAXATIVE relieves
rnn cares Hiiicpkness, Sick Headache.
<>.zx}nffs iudiEcrtfor. Nfryousnesr.
Ir4T TffHI1. evils. Insomnia. Riotches
an tho SKIN. ard all symptoms that tn-
G)t4t< riofe<f hoNfisleg defensed c9n-
Y AN ><nt Hfnreiff Tor Bcecham's
KIi>< X<I<t Loo and zoe a box.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Earthquakes Recorded.

WASHINGTON, March Earth
quakes lasting two hours were record
ed on the seismograph at the weather
bureau yesterday and Wednesday
right Prof Marvin the sefsmograpn
expert. says the shocks recorded were
very distinct and he Is sure there were
most noticeable quiverings OF the
earth not many thousands Of miles
from Washington.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

BOSTON. Mass, March 6.-Sales, fur.
nished by Cameron Currie g. Co: Adv.
I6e: Anal. 5,476: ALL, 80; Anc,, 36
ce,44.,l Sc -Rln&--124.- Ronz---1-12i-
Bos. Cons. so; Butte Gin. 627: c. a. A.
30: G.. & r.. s5: Range. 1.1s1: u. w, 10
Frank. 40; Or. 1.0s5: Roy. 1870; LaSal.
370: Mob. /: Mont. G. & c., 900: New.
1850: New. rites. 1885: n. B.. 1888; o.
ID. e14: Csc. 10: Par, 1o5; oy., ~
Shan. s14; Sup. Cop. TO-; Tam, 20
ass, do pfd, 1863: U. c., 10; Utah Cons.
e62: Wet, 10; Wolv.. IS.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Last .knIekero InstaIlment In

NEW YORK. March 6.-The last
installment OF the assessment against
the stockholders OF the Knickerbocker
Trust Co. amounting TO si,200,000.
was paid 90 the Satterlee committee
OF depositors today. and N was said
that a. was certain that Justice Clark.
at Richmond. tomorrow, would au,
thorize the reopening OF the institu,
ton ~
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Lfyestoek Report ~ Sad1er, Ncriek q


Livestoek Report ~ sadler. Rcriek q
Co. Co1smlsssos Merchants
BUFFALO. Feb. 2s.--(SpsciaL Cat
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hogs
-Receipts $500. pigs, 34.76; all othors.
eAse@4e5. Sheep-Recetpts 4eee. top
lambs, 37.5o47.60; top calves. 20.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. March e.
Cattle--Receipts 100 head. active and
Arm. veals-Receipts 1000 head, &C
tive at 25c lower: Gull to choice. $3.50
9.2b. Sheep and Iambs-Receipts H.
200 head. market slow and lower for
lambs. sheep active and firm: lambs
s SIZE. !, 7k yyssriinss; :ssssgsISs
mixed sheep. $3.7595.s5 Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500 head. active. good weight
steady TO nickel higher; pigs ad-
vancing a dime; workers.. $4s094s0;
pigs, $3.50: mixed and heavies. s4S5@
$50; roughs, $46430; stays. ssdI350.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March S.--Hogs-Receipts
rs 900. market &C higher: light, s4.25Q
4.55: mixed, $500 4.55: heavy, 3430 a
$50; roughs. 3430944o: pigs. $1,000
AS: workers.. s445@4.5o. Cattle-Rc-
ceipts 1000. market strong; beeves,
s4l59s2o; COWS and heifers. S2dSS
Texans. 3A44.so; calves. $5.25@7.l5;
westerns. $464s0; stockers and feed
ers, $2.S0G4.s5. Sheep-Receipts 5000:
natives, $500 80: westerns, $3.50 ~
5s5: yeariings. s5.5o9s.5O; lambs. ma
tives, $5.5o@7; westerns. 35.50d7.10.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
saIoonkeeper Kills wife.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Msrcn 6.--Charles
Elschinger, saloonkeeper, shot and
killed his wife today ana made an in
tffectual attempt TO snoot himself.
Each mad been married before and
zach had three children The quarrel
arose because the children could not
get along together.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
Sewer oana Ready for Flood.

A sewer gang will be maintained at
the city hall In case any dangerous
Heed Occurs anywhere in-the city.
Friday night. u Is reported that con.
ditions in several lo9.lying portions Of
The city make a temporary food pos
sible.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06
MARKET NARROW,
BUT STR0NG
IN TIE LEADING TRADING UNION
PACIFIC ADVANCES ONE
POINT.
STOCK MARkEr-cLosE.

Am; {. & F., sos; Am. Loco ga
Am Am. sugar sdish AM Go smell net: s eoSs
ina A. S f.. 'V g. & sns e o. 5ss B. af 4.
rs rs \ :p 5;:.i en- ss O. g. c san. ii Sc,
Den. 4 Rio Gry. lst; Erie. i2r do
l.. 4 n. 90; Mex Cent. rs. NJ, X. y
Tex. 1874 do pfd. AZ, CT. North. liz = {;
\. House, IA, Mo, pac,, 81; Nat. Bic.
N Sa G Pac 1884 iasi. "a x N G. II. SIS
penn. ii4A: PEG. Gas, sss; Pm. q Il,
81; p. st. Car. 20; Rep; St; Ia; Rock
tsllA do ,gfdSsS 81 81 Paul an i r5,S5
Pac.. 1I4r; L. $. $. Bonds, IS, =, j
wabash ptd. 49,; w. U. rele.. t7h.
NEW YORK, March 6.--The stock
market at the opening was very irreg-
ulsr within narrow range. St Paul
open Is higher. gained in all Ia. and
reacted Is. Reading opened is up,
gained in all IA and lost the improve
ment. Copper opened Is lower and
lost In all Is. Union Pacific gained
S-S, and reacted Ia Northern Pa
cifc opened up Is, and Southern Pa
cific IA: New York Central gained Is,
500 opened up /. Missouri Pacific
opened up IA, and declined "a. Am
erican Locomotive opened IA lower.
At the end OF 10 minutes trading, the
market continued confused, and was
extremely professional.
The stock market this morning fol-
lowed along in almost the same limos
of the corresponding period yesterday,
being fairly strong all through the first
hour with business little larger In
volume. but still of exceedingly small
dimensions.
Both Reading and Union Pacific
were strong from the opening and in
the leading trading Ualon Pacific adj
vanced l point TO ia and gains we're
made in New York Central, Southern
Pacific and Great Northern preferred.
Most OF the manipulative orders seem
ed 10 be concentrated In Union Paci-
fic and other railroad stocks followed
its lead to a great extent, but there
were enough exceptions to the general
strength TO make the market move
+ments irregular Missouri Pacific was
unfavorably Influenced oy the West
ern Maryland receivership and fell
1 "a TO 30 ga and Western Union also
sustained a loss of one point. In the
industrials Steel common was the
strong feature, being held around 80
with buying coming from many
sources, including some of the largest
commission houses.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds were firmer.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-06

COLUMBIA, S. c.. March 6.---Hon.
ErAnk b Gary. OF Abbeyille. S. c.,
was elected today by the general as
sembly In joint session TO fill the un-
expired term OF Senator A. c. Latimer,
deceased. -s ~ ~