DYING MONEY KINO.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 612, 15 September 1909, Page 7

DYING MONEY KINO.

STJMMQNS , THE ENEMY : , AND MAKES A' :jj {. : ;\::: '.; TWCE. ■;' : ;\v, : ■;.'..' (Bjf Tclcgraoh.-tfnses ■ Asuoelßtlon.-OoDyrlelit.),, :'■ '[.■■■... '■■>.. '.-■'' New York, September 13.; On Thursday last Mr. 'E. H. Harriman, knowing;that. he was/dying, summoned Mr.' Pierpont 'Morgan, tho well-known , banker and papitalistj ' who ■ had Deen his chief opponent in financial matters, and' conferred with him for, two; hours'.'' Arrangements were 'niado to uphold the .market for tie protection of the Harrinian; interests., ..• '■■'.-■'< , : : •..

• iDuxing Mr. Harriman's funeral, all the trains over sixty-four thousand miles of railway were simultaneously'halted for ten jpiautes.;;,;:; ■-.■■■'.■■-■;■:■•.'.■•'■■■>'■. ■..■■;'■' .: ..; ; \-"..' ■■.-

' [The American, trade recovery is now well afootj land any serious market disturbance would have!!a retarding effect. 1 . Writes '.the "Sydney. , Morning Herald";—" When the last mail left New York, it was evident that things were taking a. turn for the better.'. Up to that date the. earnings, of 225,000 miles of United States,railroads had increasod by 10,308,000' dollars, _ or 21.3 per cent./ as compared with', the previous year. There is perhaps no safer guide to returning prosperity than growing railway receipts Statistics;of other-kinds are nllmore or less liable to be subject to speeial qualifications which largely 'rob them of, their real 'value;"l ".- : ":' ; , ■■■.-■■.>■' . ■■- ;.'.■ ' : , - ''r.'