Market Fear Mixes With Bear Action In Wall Street
Wall Street opened strong but eroded as heavy selling in United States Steel and other issues appeared. Rumors linked James J. Gil’s automobile injury to trading weakness while large stop orders oddly formed in several stocks. Volume topped 850000 shares with uneven recoveries, and analysts blamed a mix of bear pressure and rumored manipulations. Export and import figures showed July trade surplus of 16.7 million, while copper and steel news fed expectations of earnings shifts. Elections later in Vermont and Maine were noted as potential market sentiment indicators.
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New York
United States
James J. Gil
Great Northern
Teulog
Pennsylvania
St.rouls
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Corn States
Cotton Belt
London
United States Steel Corporation
Vermont
Maine
Largy
Wall Street
James J. Hill
Gov
Fowler
Jacob H. Sons
Schiff
New York Bond Market and Boston Closing Prices
Roatan Aug 18 Boston and Albany notes lead a list of closing prices from New York markets. Entries include American Sugar, American Tobacco, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific, and many others with varied yields and notations, reflecting a broad bond and stock snapshot for traders.
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Roatan
Boston
Albany
Maine
Boson Elevated
Fitchburg
Eee Ag
Geerzia
Thesrpeake
Ohio
Mwengo and
Aton Gis
Dominion Iron and Steel
Burlington and Guincy New Fe
Raison Electric Illuminating
Massachusetts Electric
Paeaey Ie
Massachusetts Electel
Massachusetts Gas, Valorade Industrial
Birenerate
Colorado Midland
United Shoe Machine
Gelnrada
Southern
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Delaware and Hudson Con
Denver
Rio Grande
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Ventennia
Hocking Valley
Copper Range
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Earopan
Daly-West
Shanoen
Japan
Tear
Enee Eran
American Tobacco
Atchitar General
Atchison
Toulaviste
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U.S
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Wisconsin Central
Ao OG “Ag
Washington Cattle Market
Market climbs on Rockefeller Harriman push in Wall Street
The Washington Post notes St Paul and Southern Pacific rallying to new highs while Rockefeller Harriman groups reemerge on the bull side. Traders volume surges as bears position with diverse bets. debates over election timing and crop marketing influence short interest and stock swing.
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New York
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Southern Pacific
William Rockefeller- Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
Reading
Rockefeller-Harriman
Local Market Shows Strength in Washington Shares
In Washington and New York markets brokers report strong stock activity despite election excitement. Mergenthaler stock held near 28 after a May rise. Georgetown Gas traded at 108, Capital Traction at 123 with limited volume. Potomac Electric Light 5s at 105 4-4. Some selling on advances seen, with buyers aiming to rebalance later.
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de Widhington
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Andy Baty Oy
Arcalgama Copper
Yonansas City
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Steamboat
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Louisville
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Hyae
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jAmerican Lanseed
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iPullman Palace
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Tran
Souther Pacific
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Southern
Southern Pacifi
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Rio Grande
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United States
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New York Cotton and Markets Report
New York cotton prices fluctuated with buying interest and bear pressure, closing steady after 175,000 bales traded. Market nerves and mixed cables, Texas rains, and a local crop yield estimate influenced trading, with October near 9.25 and close higher than the day’s low.
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New York Produce Market Reports Mixed For Poultry and Grains
New York and North Carolina markets show mixed receipts and prices across poultry eggs flour oats and fats. Wheat futures firm with steady cash demand while corn and gate receipts reflect cautious strength and higher seasonal demand. several commodities listed with specific weights and prices.
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Dulutz
Mcnet
Naturel
Hye--Dell
Chicago grain market steadies as Liverpool holds pace
Chicago August grain closes firmer with wheat near 9.13, corn and oats up around 14 percent, and provisions lower. Weak cash supplies and slow new crop movement supported corn, while heavy liquidation pressured the September deliveries and lard and ribs futures slid. Steam of primary receipts and lingering harvest concerns kept trade cautious despite mixed overseas signals.
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Coats
Liverpool
Winnepes
Minneapolis
Duluth
Missouri
Inole
Laval
Partridge Indicted on False Pretenses and Embezzlement
Robert H. Partridge, former National Lumber Company executive, was indicted on two counts for false pretenses and embezzlement. The charges allege he deceived Rev. Eugene Hannan, pastor of St. Martin's Church, by promising stock and ownership of a patent tied to timber operations and land, then misused funds from the National Lumber Company. The indictment cites specific dates in 1905 for investments and transfers, and notes the company’s unsettled finances amid a broader dissolution effort led by attorney James Easby-Smith. Partridge’s whereabouts were unclear, with investigators suspecting Virginia or New York locations.
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National Lumber Company
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Eugene Han
Partridge
Han|i Nan
Father Hannan
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Intercd
Granite Security Company
Heels
Lumber Company
James §. Easby-Smith
Equity
John A Quinn
Easy-Smith
Southern Consolidated Milling Company
Oklahoma Banks Refuse to Join Deposit Guarantee Association
National banks in Oklahoma resist the acting Comptroller of the Currency order banning join with state banker associations to guarantee deposits. After Attorney General Bonasparte ruled national banks could not join, most who entered the new association have withdrawn. Six banks will abandon national charters to operate under state law, citing self preservation and popular support for guaranteed deposits. Acting Comptroller Kane notes the AG cannot opine on a hypothetical case and waited for actual banking practice.
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Bonasparte
National Bankery
Kane
Metal Market Summary From New York Telegraphic Report
The London tin market rose with pots closing at £122 178d and futures at 123 12s 6d while copper gained in London and futures near 160. Local prices were dull and unchanged for tin and copper with quotes around 28 to 29.62 for tin and copper near 60. Lead and spelter were steady near £12 7s 6d and £19 10s respectively, with other alloys and foundry products unchanged or mixed in London and locally. Continuous quotes reflect dull activity and mixed gains in London versus steady to unchanged local markets for alloys and foundry materials.
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Siangd
Cleveland
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Premier century car completes seventy-ninth Washington run
The Premier century car, on a 160 miles a day for 100 days mission, reached Washington yesterday for the seventy-ninth day with 4379 miles logged. J W Moore piloted the car from Baltimore, with J J Debes as observer, before heading toward Indianapolis via the old national road.
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Fourteenth Street
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Aimed At Nerve Disturbance
Pain and misery stem from nerve disturbance and irritation anywhere in the body. The ad claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve distress, especially for periodic suffering, with a Money Back guarantee if not helped. Endorsed by Ora Schenecke of Enid.
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Dr. Miles
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Inspection of Dominican receivership praised in Washington
Maj. Frank McIntyre and Maj. McIntyre Fishde American Receiver ship officers arrived in Washington after inspecting Santo Domingo customs. General Receiver Pulilam oversees 24 American employees including revenue cutters and frontier guards. The relationship with Dominican authorities was cordial, and accountability and records were found excellent enabling rapid scrutiny of all transactions under the convention.
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McIntyre Fishde
Frank McIntyre
Gen. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
Santo Domingo
Pulilam
Haiti
Maj. McIntyre
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