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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1919

Page

4

Attractions Rally On Strike Ending Sparks Rail Irregularity

Washington Post Special from New York August 15 reports bond market gains with heavy Liberty Loan activity and mixed railroad prices. Interborough Transit strike settlement boosts traction issues but fare increase hopes fade. Sterling slumps after Lloyd George warns on Britains trade, while money markets ease and bank acceptances rise amid foreign credit talk. Cattle and hog prices listed in the Washington market.

Washington Post New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Interborough Rapid Transtt Third Avenue Bloe

Chicago Grain Market Holds Firm Despite Dips

Chicago August 18 reports a firm grain tone with limited liquidation. Corn gains 2.5 to 5 cents. September futures around 1.83 to 1.84 and December near 1.44. Barley and other grain futures edge higher while provisions rise $0.50 to $2.00, with mixed oilseed and dairy prices across Baltimore and regional markets.

Chicago

Local Produce Market Prices and Items Listed

Readable price list of eggs cheese butter poultry and fruits and vegetables. Items include New York State factory cheese whole milk butter standard creamery roosters hens spring chickens guineas Harkeyes bananas lemons oranges peaches pineapples blackberries watermelons beans cucumbers lettuce onions potatoes sweet potatoes radishes spinach rhubarb tomatoes eggplant corn and more with varied per unit and per crate prices.

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Bankers Eye Sale of Washington Railways Stock

A Washington noteholders committee representing 27,500 shares of Washington Railway and Electric seeks sale arrangements this week or next. They may buy the stock at sale, gaining voting power from trustees, while plans for a merger with Capital Traction Company loom. The American Bankers Association seeks banker input on the Edge bill for foreign banking under federal supervision.

Y. E. Booker, JR Bankers’ Committee Washington Utilities Corporation Washington Railway and Electric Company Watk Noteholders Protective Committee Col Robert N. Harper Capital Traction Company American Bankers’ Association Congress

Market Quiet as Washington Xchange Reports Small Shifts

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange remained light with minor moves in quotes. Washington Halfway and Electric common rose from 16 to 21 while offering stayed at 20. preferred 49 bid 50 ask. Capital Traction 30 shares sold at 5 percent as closes showed 65 bid 85 asked. Lanston Mono Type Machine 25 shares at 80. Columbia Graphophone common 10 shares at 450. Potomac Electric generals two bonds at 84 and 94 percent. Bonds section notes Potomac Electric Power ge 1,000 at 38 percent and 1,000 at SE. Capital Traction 5 at 85 percent 15 at 68. Graphophone at 450. Public Utilities.

Columbia Graphophone Company Bridgeport Conn Directora New York Stock Exchange United Ssates Guaranty Trust Company National City Bank New York Proctor & Gamble Mergenthaler Washington Capital Traction Lanston Monotype Machine Company Columbia Graphophone Potomac Electric Generals Gates Potomac Electric Power Mtge Ae Iatan Mar Resto Onotype Graphophone Com Public Utilities Paes & T. Col Georgetown Olitan R. R Boweren Ash Ry Amer, Tel Telex Washington Gas Elee Dom Wash Washington Ae Security & Trust Continental Trust National Savings & Trust Union Trust Hoc Aioe Wash. Loan & Trust Aes Savings Banks Commerce & Savings S East Washington Liberty Savings Merchants Bank Jes Sec. Saves Commercial Wise Strees Savings Eee Fire Insurance Arlington Aee Orcerana Sas National Union TEA Insurance Columbia Miscellani Grapho Mfg Col. Grapho. Com W. Me Col. Grapho. Mfg Chapin. Sacks Mr Saec Paper Mfg. Co. Se Ie Monotype Serchante Tfr Stge Nthaler Linotype Washington Market Wees

Meadow Club Cup Opens With Doyle Victory

Southampton N C Aug 19 Conrad B Doyle of Washington DC defeated M G Kelisher of Seattle in the Meadow Club Cup opening round on turf courts. Doyle won 5-7 6-2 6-2. Randolph Lycott, visiting Australian, beat Frederick Bernham 6-4 6-1 in a second round match while R V Thomas fell to T R Poll. Other winners included Watson M Washburn Howard Washell Willis E Davis Robert Kinsey and Robert Lindley Murray.

Southampton N. C Conrad B. Doyle Washington D. C M. G. Kelisher Seattle Wash Meadow Club Doyie Randolph Lycott Frederick Bernham Tuxedo R. V. Thomas T. R. Poll New York Poll Watson M. Washburn S. Howard Washell Brooklyn Willis E. Davis San Francisco Robert Kinsey William E. Johnston Robert Lindley Murray Palo Alto

Cubs win in Gotham then bow to Barnes

Chicago wins the first game in New York 4 to 3 as Barnes earns his 21st victory in the second contest. New York wins 5 to 1 in a game where base running and three passes helped decide the Giants’ success. Alexander defeated Douglas in the opener. heavy hitting and timely baserunning produced the second game’s scoring.

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Reds Triumph Over Dodgers Twice in Brooklyn

Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 1-0 in the first game and wins the second 1 to 0. Pitcher Ring yields three hits in game one while Cadore allows two, with Wheat and Kenetchy delivering key runs. Magee collects four hits in the second game as Cincinnati seizes both contests.

Brooklyn Cincinnati Ring Eller Olacimmati Ab-H A. Rath Olaonwsa Johnston Grifftherr Wheat Myers Konetchy Ward Keueger Cadore Senmandt Run—Kopt Hite Wingo Bing Daubert Grob Nenale Bacrifice Hite Magee Griffith Rath Te Aubert Johneton Balis OM Ring Gadore

Syme Files Answer On Street Car Fare Dispute

Washington Railway and Capital Traction Companies are interrelated in service and fare effects. Conrad H. Syme, counsel for the public utilities commission, argues the commission acted within legal rights to fix fares. He says the 7 cent combined trip impacts both systems and cites rising operating costs, wage increases, and war-time congestion as factors behind the 2 cent transfer charge and revised fare structure.

Washington Railway Electric and Capital Traction Henry E. Davis District of Columbia Public Utilities Commission Conrad H. Syme Commission Aled District Supreme Court Syme Sconendnelon Washington Railway and Electric Company Washington Pourert Railway

Australians Take Net Doubles Title

In Newton Massachusetts on August 19 the Australian duo Norman E. Brookes and Gerald L. Patterson captured the lawn tennis doubles championship of America, defeating defenders William T. Tilden of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of Yonkers in five sets 8-6 6-? 4-6 4-1 5-2. The final set yielded only two games for the Americans as Brookes steady play and Patterson power secured the victory at Longwood Cricket Club.

Brookes Patterson

Braves Break Even After Card Victory

Boston and St Louis split a twin bill as the Cardinals prevailed 4 to 2 in the opener, while Boston won the nightcap 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Hornsby batted a leadoff triple and drove in two runs in the first game, with Cruisers, Holkestraft, and Kann delivering key hits in the late inning.

Boston Louis Hornsby Cruisers Holke Ascrifice Kann Smith

London markets wobble after prime minister speech

London stock exchanges showed dull trading as the prime minister's speech disappointed investors. Foreign markets faced selling pressure from liberalizing capital rules, with British American Tobacco and several foreign loans hit by weaker demand. Iron and steel gained, Sao Paulo Railway rose 3 percent, and currency moves saw French exchange near 3.4197, Brussels around 85.33, while New York closed at 4.20 for the dollar.

London Times Washington Post The Public Ledger Co London Sao Paulo Brussels New York

New York Cotton Rebounds to Finish Higher

The cotton market in New York recovered from midday nerves and rose significantly in late trading. October futures advanced from 29.95 to 30.93, settling at 30.85, with the overall list ending 8 to 86 points higher as buyers showed steadier demand and firmer tone.

New York

Gilt edge investments offered on first deeds of trust

The text promotes safe investments that do not fluctuate under market disturbance. It highlights first mortgages well secured on District of Columbia real estate as gilt edge, not dependent on individual or corporate financial responsibility. Available from $500 upward with a booklet on loans and investments upon request.

District of Columbia

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