Market Tide Shifts as War News Buoys and Sinks Stocks
Wall Street shows nervy trading on Oct 6 with mixed gains and losses. Northern Pacific rumors fail and stock lists drift, while foreign exchange strengthens on war hopes. End of day prices remain robust in strong sector shows even as speculative doubt grows.
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Union
Elfie
Bulgaria
Northern Pacific
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Rock Island
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Lee Securities
Yahaa
American Sugar Refining
American Tobaccs
American Woolen
Wool market steadies as contracts close in Boston
In Boston on October 6 the wool market shows improved activity with large contracts and heavy shipments. Prices remain firm but without a rising trend across territory, staple, clothing and blood classifications, while St Louis reports steady prices for medium and fine grades and tub washed wool at 26 to 27 cents.
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Buick Demonstrations and Cars on Exhibition
Buick demonstrations are available and cars are on display. Visit our salesroom to see what we know about automobiles and enjoy courteous attention. Everyone is welcome to explore the lineup and find the best value for the money.
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Bette
Metals Market Quiet as Copper and Lead Edge Lower
London copper rose to £59 17s 6d spot with futures at £60 12s 9d while New York locals stayed dull. Lead eased to £13 8s 9d in London and $4.40 to $4.75 locally. spelter steady at £19 15s with dull copper and zinc markets persisting.
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New York
London
Holos Democrats Granted Osage Dil Lease
The Daily Reporter reprints Governor Haskell of Oklahoma demanding President Roosevelt revoke the Foster blanket oil lease of the Osage nation. It notes the original lease was approved under Cleveland by Secretary Hoke Smith and later criticized by Secretary Hitchcock, who limited it to Osage oil-search expenditures.
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Independence
Kan
Daily Reporter
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Haskell
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Grover Cleveland
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Hines
Cotton Futures Open Mixed in New York on Oct 6
Cotton futures opened steady to mixed in New York with early trades showing gains of one point and declines up to three points as traders awaited further market cues.
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New York
Hyomei Inhaler Sold With Catarrh Cure Claims
A little Hyomei inhaler is touted as a remedy for catarrh bronchitis asthma hay fever coughs colds and grip. Advertised testimonials praise relief and a pharmacist sells the complete outfit for $1.09 with a 50 cent extra bottle option.
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B. Parrett
Jeffersonville
P. Fuller
Columbia
J. W. O'Riely
Hoke Smitie Denies Approving Osage Oil Lease
Governor Smith rejects AP claim that Foster oil lease of the Osage nation was approved during his time as secretary of the interior. He argues the 1896 Osage lease predated significant oil discovery, was directed by the Osage council and approved by officials including Reynolds, and contrasts it with later Republican actions granting 650 developed acres to corporations.
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