Wall Street Mixed Amid Anti-Injunction Talk and Bond Weakness
Trading on June 19 shows stocks held by professionals with prices moving freer and values softening. Market focus shifts to anti injunction plank in the Republican platform and potential corporate tension while Union Pacific bonds face renewed resistance and Erie railroad issues trigger reorganization rumors. Total daily volume reaches 435,800 shares with varied bond activity and a mixed futures landscape in grains and metals.
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New York
London
Philadelphia
Union Pacific
Paris
Amalgamated Copper Amer, Car and Foundry
Lee Seecurtities
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
AGOGO
Atohligee Blece Seediedessicen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Oakes
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Aek
Central of
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Northwestern
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Milwaukee
St. PL
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Ua Cccseenecca
Colorado
Southern
Oe i Eens Iin
Wes Ak
Consolidated Gam
Great Northern Pta
General Electric
Hllinois Central
Interborough Met
Ge Ee
International Paper
Ory OD
Minn
St. P
Sault St. Mo
Missouri Pacific
Okeanae
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Sackeekies
Stevessee
New York Central
Ontario
West
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
People's Gas -Peteliecr Ibd
Pittsburg
St. 1
Ee Pullman Palace Cay
Railway
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
St. Ll
San Ran Fd
St. Louis Southwestern
Peeke
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas and Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Abe
Virginia Carolina Chem
Western Union
Wheeling and Lakerie
Cotton futures close steady with modest gains
New York on June 19 reports cotton futures opening steady up 2 1/4 points and closing with a net advance of 2 1/2 points.
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New York
London tin market gains while New York shows mixed signals
The London tin market rose with spot at £127.7s and futures £128 while New York prices softened locally. Copper advanced in London to £58 spot and £59 futures. local copper quotes ranged $12.62 to $12.87 as electrolytic and costing varied. Lead climbed in London to £12 12s 6d while local lead stayed dull at about $4.47 to $4.52. Spelter dropped to £19 in London and held $4.52 locally. bar silver stood at 34 cents and Mexican dollars at 47 cents.
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New York
London
Mexican killed in savage pistol duel in Tombstone
A Tombstone dispatch reports Marcello Mendez was killed in a room duel with Chief Bravin and Constable George Kelly after he fired five shots, injuring no one. Mendez had threatened a Mexican woman, and officers found him hiding under a bed where he opened fire.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Jaye
Marcello Mendez
Pot«c Bravin
George Kelly
Mendez
Ballard's Compound Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Ballard's Emulsion as a mild yet effective cure for stomach and liver complaints including constipation and dyspepsia. The copy stresses a cheerful mood and claims universal efficacy at 50 cents per bottle.
New Railroad Promises Rich Resources Across New Mexico
Geologist Dr Fayette A Jones returns from six months with surveyors through New Mexico from Columbus near the Mexican border to Farmington near the Colorado line. He predicts a north south railroad will be built soon after fall elections and will unlock vast coal, gold, silver, timber, salt, gypsum and agricultural wealth, linking Mogollon and Datil mountains and reaching Albuquerque if surveys allow.
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New Mexico
Columbus
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Colorado State Line
United States
Colorado
Mex Jcan
Mexico Nine
Great Salt Lake
Socorro County
Burro
Mogollon Mountains
Mogollon
Datil
Zuni
Fruitland
Socorro
Valencia
Wil
Albuquerque
Jones
Albuqueraque
Santa Fe
Here
Thoreau
Gallup
Phelps-Dodge Company
Southern Pacific
Deming
el Paso
Southwestern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Costly art collection stolen from Miss Johnstone in Denver
Denver police report $5,000 worth of curios jewelry and lace looted from Miss Mathilda Johnstone's home ten days earlier. Johnstone represents L Artiste, a French arts society.
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Denver
Colo
Mathilda Johnstone
Bernalillo County seeks bids for sewer line project
Bids will be received by the Bernalillo County Board of County Commissioners at the county courthouse up to 10 o clock a m Saturday June 27 1908 for laying a sewer line along the public road from the county jail to a connection with the courthouse sewer line per survey plans on file with the county surveyor. The board may reject any bids. The successful bidder must furnish bond acceptable to the board for faithful performance.
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Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
N. M
Court House
Said
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