Black Wednesday hits Wall Street as banks suspend
Markets across New York and other cities reel after a wave of suspensions including Nelson Robinson & Co and Hatch & Burnham. News wires report bank closings, large liquidations, and a concerted clearing house effort to stabilize with 75 percent loan certificates while Secretary Folger vows to prevent a panic.
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Stock Exchange
Nelson, Robinson & Co
Graff & Randall
Louisville & Nashville
Western Union
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Northwestern
Dyett & Co
Wiliam Heath & Co
The
Second National Bank
M. Bogert & Co
Nelson Robinson & Co
J. C. Williams
National Band
Scriba
Geo. J. Seney
O. M. Bogart & Co
John Wheeler
Secretary of the Treasury Folger
Washington
Hatch & Foote
Phoenix Bank
Secend National Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Gee. J
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Hatch & Hoote
Imany
Dar
Mimeur Pacific
Metrepolian Bank
Folger
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Trinity Church
Custom House
Iivate
Metropolitnn
23 Street
Ren
Baldwin
Fourth National Bank
Seney
Clearing House
East Tennessee & Virginia Railroad
Nelson Robinson
Times
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Clearing House Association
United Sates
Associated Press
Metropolitan Bank
Hotchkiss & Burnham
Henry W. Keigheley
Momey
Kansas City
Lonfires
John Porter & Co
Pear
Atlantic State Bank of Brooklyn
the Bank
Brooklyn
Capital
Geo
Lutter
Goffe & Randall
M. Hegart & Co
J. C. Willams
Hatch
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Ami
Michigan Central
Missouri
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Hotchkiss
Burnham
Joseph Willams & Co
Donnell
Lawson Simpson
First National Loan of
Santa Fe
First National Bank
Willam A. Camp
New York Clearing House
Grant & Ward
Marine Bank
A. Dyett & Co
John’. Bno
Natonal Bank
the Tribune
Denton
Tomnorrow
Potter
St. Josern
State Savings Bank
C.H. France
France
Avings Bank
Donnell, Law.son & Dim Psor
San Francisco
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the Chronicle
Willan Alvord
Bank of Calfornia
Financial Banic of
United States
Markets Brace Through Panic in New York Shock
In Chicago May 14, traders faced the panicky news from New York with resolve. The outlook remained favorable locally as grain and provisions were deemed at bedrock levels and only temporarily affected by the stock market turbulence.
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Charles M. Bayard
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Lin Loutm
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