National Stock aims to destroy stock gambling globally
A bold polemic argues that stock gambling corrupts society led by a crusading figure. It depicts financiers, clergy, and judges as complicit and claims a new force, National Stock, will disrupt the System, dominate markets, and reform or replace current practices through massive influence and profits.
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Stock Exchange
National Stock’s” Foundation
National Stock
The Guggenheims and the American Smelting Trust Plan
A historical account describes the Guggenheim family controlling the American Smelting Trust and their plan to connect with National Stock, portraying the brothers as honest stewards while detailing mining wealth, direct-from-mines procurement, and the pursuit of power in North American metallurgy.
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American Smelting Trust
Ist
United States
Canada
Mexico
Guggenbeam Brothers
Guggenheims
Business Association
Wall Street
Rockefellers
Smelters Ad Campaign Targets Big Profits and Short Sellers
A narrative on stock manipulation surrounding American Smelters, detailing an advertising drive by National Stack to boost purchases as System plungers bet against the stock. The piece claims immense potential profits for National Stock, describes short selling, and envisions vast future audience reach and investor turnout to push Smelters upward.
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Rockefeller
Wall Street
Why buy 1000 shares of System stock in 1908
Boston September 9 1908 stock market query asks why a gambler would purchase 1000 shares of System stock at Union Pacific 165 and post a £15000 margin, risking loss on any of its frequent 15 point drops. The reader seeks an intelligent answer to the gamble.
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Faro Jim
Dan
Red Mike
Morgan
Philadelphia High Church
Harriman
Union Pacific
System
Margin gambles and National Stock profit appeal
The speaker defends margin trading and urges stock gamblers to buy National Stock rather than System stocks. He argues a 10 point profit or $10,000 is less favorable than buying 30,000 shares at $2 to sell at $4 for a $60,000 gain, with minimal risk to a $15,000 margin. He cites CLCl & Co advertisements and National Stock arrangements.
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Guggenheims
National
Cotton Market Cools After Sharp Day Rally
New York September 10 The cotton market surged during the day but closed barely steady with a net drop of 2 to 4 points. Trading showed 226000 bales, with early gains eroded by favorable southern weather and heavy selling from bears. Prices for October around 8.97, traders noted exporters’ demand and a mixed southern spot picture. Liverpool and New Orleans reports echoed caution as futures opened steady then drifted.
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New York
Duyers
Liverpool
Manchester
Orienun
New Orleans
Lakof
Fhe
Augusta
Hubbard Bron, & Co
Great Britain
Ligernau
Naltetin
Atlanta
Columbus
Monticatio
Nownan
Rame
Byartanburg
Tallapoora
Toccoa
Savannah
Mickshore
Wilmington
Galveston
Batavares
Ratntads
Sorthern Piorida
Yemmins
Whmington
von Herrmann
Norfolk
Apelian
Weather Bureau
Boaten
Houston
Memphis
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Esa
Muown
Jevel
Harrinana Bank Continental
Ana Leeder Ake
Harrwan
Baltimore
Ohio
Tidnels Central
Youthern
Harrimans
United States
Divigent
Wall Street Informa
London
Amalgamated Copper
Onlo
Canadian Pacific
Central
Louisile
Nashville
Southern Railway
Feverish Stock Movements In Market Decline
Market mood turned sharply against recent gains with a rapid slide in prices. Key actions included American Locomotive dividend news and a rise in loan rates, while reactions in Harriman related stocks influenced broader movement amid mixed foreign exchange signals and treasury data.
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Banks
Trust Companies
America
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Morgan Et al
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
CLC, Clapp & Co
Dey Govar
Rageing and Tien
St Louis
New York Cotton Exchange
Molnanen
Cation Seedon
Sarge
Newspaper Hiphive
Tion
Treasury
Washington
General Fund
Money and Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Gant
Berlin
Billy
American Locomotive Company
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