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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1909

Page

18

Global money scare eases as copper groups plan action

The Washington New York Post notes improved world money conditions last week with more optimism among speculators. Copper interests seek consolidation with Western Union assets to stabilize markets, while English and French monetary moves influence prices. The piece highlights parliamentary election tensions and anticipated policy effects on rates and trades.

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Pig Iron Demand Surges Amid Steel Sector Restocking

The report notes renewed pig iron purchases as steel makers cover needs for the foreseeable future. Weather delays have dampened trade, yet bank clearings, railroad earnings, and retail and wholesale business show persistent prosperity despite the chilly nationwide conditions.

London Prices Down as Money Market Encouraging

London prices fall amid budget fears as markets show nervous gloom. American shares hold while British traders face uncertainty. Gold flows in as bank rate hits 5 percent, while Paris and Berlin markets recover and industrials strengthen in a broader European backdrop.

Washington Post London Tuck Exchange Stock Exchange

Lower Prices for Pig Iron Drive Open-Hearth Steel Orders

New York Nov 21 The week saw speculative Alabama iron prices fall 30 cents to 1 a ton and basic iron concessions in eastern Alabama. Two Alabama furnaces warned buyers of stock carrying charges. Foundry iron sold 914 to 14 a ton Northern iron at concessions. Eastern foundry sales 30 000 tons with basic around 50 tons at 18.30 delivered. Steel products remain active as hardware makers place more open hearth orders and car orders total 17 000. Plate and sheet orders rise with price moves. structural orders about 25 000 tons.

Paris Bank of England Bank of France Hip Tintos Howver Orsingh The New York Times York Iran Alabama Muchasers Northern Haniware

Aluminum Profits Rise Amid Canadian Industry Push

Ontario plans inducements for American manufacturers to relocate wire and metal work. A Pittsburg contract covers 1.5 million pounds of half inch aluminum wire for Niagara Falls power distribution. Alenton Company of America reports 16,000,000 in annual profits, issuing 30 percent stock dividend to reinvest profits. Canadian aluminum use expands with contracts in Toronto Windsor Framington St Catharines Welland Port Dalhousie. Hydro-Electric Commission to oversee financing and project administration.

Washington Post Wideburs Ontario Pittsburg Niagara Falls Alenthum Company of America Canada Toronto Windsor Framnton St. Catharines Welland Port

Night Rider trial panel expanded after seventh juror

In Union City New Jersey on November the court ordered a new jury pool for the trial of Arthur Cloor and Garrett Johnson, accused Night Riders charged with killing Capt. Quenton Rankin. A recess was taken until Tuesday as Frank Fehringer testified before the grand jury about Rankin’s death and the assault on Col. R Taylor.

Talesmen Capt. Rankin Union City Tino Arthur Cloor Garrett Johnson Quenton Rankin Frank Fehringer Ansault Col. R., Taylor

Jews Led Early Colonization Economy Says Berlin Scholar

Berlin based Prof Werner Sombart asserts Jews financed Columbus voyages and early colonization, keeping American colonies financially independent from Britain. He credits Jews with introducing cotton, indigo, and calico to world markets and with founding private and state credit systems and international loan exchanges.

South Americs Sombart Jast Weeks

London Lady Mayoress Visits Thames Embankment Crisis

Lady Knill, London’s new lady mayoress, deplores the unemployment crisis after a midnight tour of the Thames embankment. She found hundreds of homeless sleeping on seats and ground, crowded together in dire conditions, calling the scene revolting to humanity and pledging action this winter to address the embankment problem.

London Sprefal Washington Post Twudon Lady Knill Thames Embankment

Bank treasurer swears to financial statement at Columbia city

Olds sworn statement lists overdrafts unencured securities and coin reserve. It details lawful money held, including specie and legal-tender notes, with figures for tax and interest, and states the treasurer Edson B. Olds signs the document truthfully to the best knowledge.

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Novel Benefit Festival at St Rose’s Technical School

A festival to aid St Rose’s Technical School will be hosted in the new building on Phelps Place and California Avenue on December 4 from 2 to 7 pm. The event will resemble a housewarming with tours, a Marche aux Fleurs et aux Legumes stall, fruit and flower sales, and a tea service. A musical program is planned for 4 to 6 pm in the echoe theater with prominent local women coordinating stalls and hospitality. Tickets are 25 cents each, available via executive committee chair Mme Junserand and several listed patrons and organizers.

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Financial Statement for National Metropolitan Bank Washington

Bank reports its condition as of November 1 with assets totaling about 360.4 million dollars. Major items include U.S. bonds to secure deposits, loans, and discounts, notes of other banks, and reserves with the U.S. Treasury. Directors and officers certify the accuracy of the balance sheet and the trust in its fiduciary reporting.

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Sale of Lighting Concerr Bristol Gas and Electric

Bristol Gas and Electric Company, Bristol, a two state utility serving Virginia and Tennessee, has been sold to New York capitalists. Financiers Benjamin H Dulenney Colin H Livingstone and associates arranged the deal. W A Williamson of New York represented the purchasers in United States Trust Company offices last Saturday. Price reported at 440000 dollars. Much stock held by investors in the National Capital and listed on the Washington stock exchange.

Bristol Gas and Electric Company New York Bristol Virginia Tennessee Benjamin H Dulenney Colin H. Livingstone W. A. Williamson United States Trust Company Washington National Capital Washington Stock Exchange

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