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Oliver Payne's repeated attempts to outdo William C. Whitney in the stock market and Whitney's eventual triumph in the battle for the Third Avenue railroad.

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the plunging stockbroker who made $6’000’000 in the Californian mining bonanza of the 1870s and who was alienated to Whitney both in the stock exchange and on the race tracks, Payne and consorts sought to ruin Whitney, selling short his [Metropolitan] stock while keeping the money market dry through the influence of the National City Bank, New York’s largest, of which    ...

 

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