Market falls as Union Pacific drags and steel sinks
Aggressive selling gripped New York stocks with Union Pacific leading the decline as to four points. Reading Amalgamated Steel and Copper shares eased while steel and American Telephone weakened. Copper stocks showed little reaction to a larger monthly report yet overall market pressure eased in the afternoon.
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New York
Oct
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated, Steel
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Steel
United States
American Agricultural
Americh Car
St P
Sault Ste. Marie
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific National
National Lead
Mexico
New York Central
Ontario & Wester
Norfolk & Western North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Matt
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal
Pressed Steel
Pullman Palace Cary
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Metal Market and Wool Auction Notes From London and New York
New York copper prices held steady into December with futures quiet and London copper closing steady. Wool auction sales in London on Oct 8 showed firm tone with 228000 bales offered, prices unchanged to slightly higher than July averages, with 7000 bales home trade, 86000 continent, and 100000 America, totaling 88000 bales held.
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New York
Lake
Tescasting
London
Continent
America
Problems of Ohio Are Mn Ore Values
The article analyzes Ohio Copper company woes focusing on ore grade decline and extraction losses. It notes lower copper content, averaging 0.95 to 1.10 percent, and extraction near 45 to 60 percent. It discusses cost cuts, milling improvements, and proposed treatments to boost recovery, with General Manager Frank driving optimizations and hopes pinned on Mr. Heinze.
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Ohio
Ohio Copper Company
Mascotte
Lark
Utah
al Frank
Funs
Frank
Heinze
Ohio Copper
Ohio record of success to mirror Stewart Mining wins
A statement envisions replicating with Ohio the successful track achieved by the Stewart Mining company over the past few years. It underscores continued growth strategies and an aim to extend proven practices to new operations.
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Will
Ohio
Stewart Mining Company
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Wheat Decline and Weak Close
Chicago markets report heavier wheat receipts in the Northwest offsetting a drop in arrivals at the border. Prices closed weaker by fractions. corn and oats fell, while provisions rose modestly. Hogs and cattle receipts were brisk with a generally steady to soft tone. butter and milk products nudged lower. New York stocks and money markets remained mostly steady.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
India
Packer
S&gsi
Banquet Welcomes New Philippines Governor General Harrison
A banquet hosted for Francis Burton Harrison drew over 1,060 guests as Manuel Quezon acted as toastmaster. Harrison paid tribute to his predecessor W. Cameron Forbes and to Newton W. Gilbert, the vice governor, in a ceremony marking the transfer of office.
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Uct
The
Philippines
Francis ‘Burton Harrison
Manuel Quezon
Congress
Harrison
W. Cameron Forbes
Newton W. Gilbert
Wilson Denies Dems Threatened by Banks In Currency Fight
President Wilson denies remarks branding any Democrat opposing him as a rebel. White House officials expect Reed to back the administration currency bill, while O'Gorman may align with the majority. No plan for a public accusation against big bankers was issued.
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Washington
Dct
White Hall
Washington Post
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Reed
Missouri
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Ned White
Senate Banking Committee
Glass
Nome
York
No Asylum Policy Declared For Mexican Refugees
Washington reports John Bascott Moore announces the United States is not under international obligation to furnish asylum at Eagle Pass for Mexican refugees who are non-combatants. Officials say the Bureau of Immigration will handle the thousands of women and children and the Buford sails with 58 fugitives. Mexico's Huerta government seeks talks with Yucatan and Tabasco governors on upcoming presidential elections.
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Washington
John Bascott Moore
McRetary
United States
Eagle Pass
Texas
Bureau of
Buford
Mazatlan
California
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Huerta
Yucatan
Tabasco
Bell Telephone policy talks with Attorney General
Washington reports steps toward a department of justice policy on the Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, with Kingsbury meeting Attorney General Reynolds. A potential anti trust suit is not pursued now as the Interstate Commerce Commission studies whether to regulate, nationalize, or permit private operation. The Portland suit seeks to separate the trust from its Pacific coast holdings, testing Sherman act applicability to a near natural monopoly.
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Washington
Department of Justice
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Trust
N. C. Kingsbury
Mel Reynolds
Department
Kingsbury
Intertate Commerce Commission
American ‘Telephone
Portland
Ore
Your Signature Makes It Money
Advertising text extols checking accounts highlighting spending awareness record keeping and acceptance. It promotes opening an account with a promise of four percent savings and invites readers to read the booklet for details.
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Butte
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Ace of Producers
Hoston
Paine, Webber & Co
Alaska Gold
Aeshmeck
NEW Yorke
Ly Consolidated
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Akon Gold
Altouera
Arizona
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Boston & Corbiee
Hatlak
Tealumet
Ari
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Hee
Centennial
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Po Daly
West East Butte
Franklin
Inspiration
Indiana
Ley
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Miami
New Cone
Noston Curb
Belmont Bohemia
Hoston-Eiy
Corbin’ Copper Cortesieste Davis-Daly
First
National Atlas Goldweld Consolidated
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Kerr
Keweenaw
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Nevada-Douglas
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Jim Butler
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Wilson
Bell Telephone
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State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Comp . of
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PUACE
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W.A. Clark & Brother
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Rank Corpor
Western Montana National Bank
Lamb
Butte, Mon
First Methodist Church of
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R._T. Challender
A. TH
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Louilla
Iowa
John P. Watt
United Mine Workers DE America
Indianapolis
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