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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1909

Page

9

Global Money Markets Hold Steady Amid Election Anxiety

The Washington New York Post reports a easing money situation across major financial centers with prices firming as speculation stabilizes. Traders show cautious optimism amid US election expectations and changing outlooks for London England Bank policy, with copper and Western Union consolidation discussed as potential market catalysts.

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Pig Iron Demand Drives Renewed Purchases Despite Weather

The report notes ongoing pig iron buying as steel makers have met their needs for now and expect continued demand. Weather remains mild, yet banking, rail and retail activity show persistent prosperity across the country.

London Prices Down as Market Fears Grow

The London and Paris markets show a downturn with budget rejection fears. In London the stock market slides while American shares hold firm. gold flows into the money market after a bank rate rise. Paris sees a partial recovery with big credit stocks leading, and German activity remains buoyant amid improving steel trade.

Washington Post London Tuck Exchange Stock Exchange

Lower Prices for Pig Iron Open-Hearth Steel Orders Rise

New York Nov 21 The key pig iron market features this week include speculative Alabama iron selling 30 cents to 1 per ton lower and larger basic iron trades at concessions in eastern Alabama. Two Alabama furnaces notified buyers of carrying charges on iron stocks, dragging No 2 foundry iron to 15.14 per ton. Northern iron sold with concessions. eastern foundry sales reach 35 000 to 30 000 tons. Basic iron sales about 50 tons at 18.30 delivered. Steel products stay active as hardware makers place more open hearth orders. Ratios show 0.9 thousand tons for ratio. Car orders total 17,000 tons. Plate and sheet orders push forward with plate price increases and tin plate demand. Structural orders near 25,000 tons.

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

Aluminum Profits Rise As Canada Lures US Firms

Ontario plans inducements to U S manufacturers to relocate. A Pittsburg contract covers 1 5 million pounds of half inch aluminum wire for Niagara Falls power distribution. The Aluminum Company of America posts 16 0 million in profits and issues stock dividends. Canadian usage expands with contracts in Toronto Windsor Framingham St Catharines Welland Port Dalhousie and Hydro Electric Commission financing the projects.

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

Seven on night rider jury in Rankin case

New panel of talesmen ordered for the trial of Arthur Cloor and Garrett Johnson, alleged Night Riders accused in the murder of Capt. Quenton Rankin. After selecting the seventh juror, the court ordered another panel summoned and recessed until Tuesday. Frank Fehringer testified before the grand jury about Rankin’s killing 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 Pioneered Colonial Economy Says Berlin Scholar

Berlin lecture by Prof. Werner Sombart claims Jews financed Columbus and early voyages, kept American colonies economically independent, and introduced cotton Indigo and calico to world markets, credit systems, and loans, asserting Jews shaped modern capital against British rule.

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London Lady Mayoress Sees Unemployed Squalor on Embankment

Lady Knill, London’s new lady mayoress, made a midnight visit to the Thames embankment to witness the city’s unemployed plight. She called the scene a disgrace to civilization, describing hundreds of homeless men and women sleeping on seats, under arches, or on the ground, many crowded together. She vowed to take action this winter to address the embankment problem.

London Sprefal Washington Post Twudon Lady Knill Thames Embankment

Banking ledger excerpt from early financial report

Fragmentary bank statement shows overdrafts and unencumbered assets, listing securities and notes. Mentions lawful money reserve amounts, specie, and legal-tender notes. Includes a sworn oath by treasurer Edson B. Olds, with location in Columbia or Wellington.

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Benefactors plan festival for St Rose's Technical School

A festival in aid of St Rose's Technical School will open in the new Phelps Place building in December, from 2 to 7 pm. Highlights include a Marche aux Fleurs et aux Legumes, market stalls with fruit, veg, stockings, laces, and novelties, and daily musical performances in the theater. Tickets cost 25 cents and proceeds benefit the school and its students with prominent women coordinating arrangements.

Teshnical School St. Rose's Technical School Phelps Place California Washington Echoe Mme Junserand Mies Marie Clotilde Redfern Chharge of Stalle Jerome Bonaparte George Bilss Calvo AK. Capron Carter Danforth Dove Baroness Hengelmuller Robert Hinckley Samuel Hill Mario Randolph Heth Joseph Letter M. J. Lenihan John R. Mclazan Katie HR. Mann

National Metropolitan Bank Ledger Dictates Reserve Assets

A District of Columbia bank report lists assets and liabilities incl U S bonds for circulation, deposits, and loan totals. It names George Walson as cashier, notes sworn statements by directors, and shows reserves, redemption funds, and miscellaneous bank equity figures.

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Bristol Gas and Electric Company Sold to New York Capitalists

Prominent local financiers Benjamin H Dulenney Colin H Livingstone and associates completed a sale of the Bristol Gas and Electric Company to New York capitalists. W A Williamson of New York, representing the purchasers, received stocks and bonds at United States Trust Company offices last Saturday. The price was 440000 with much interest in Washington as many bonds and stock were held by National Capital investors.

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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