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Canadian Railway Ss 104%

Canadian Railway 5%s 101%

Chile Republic 7s 100%

China Republic 5s 24

Czechoslovakia 8s 105%

Dutch East Indies 6s 103%

Denmark. Kingdom of, 6s 103%

French Government 7s 98

French Government 7%s 102%

French Government 8s 99%

German External Loan 7s 107

Greek Government 7e 91%

Haiti. Republic 6 98%

Italy 7e 93%

Japanese 4s 90

Japanese 6%s 100

Lyons 6s 93%

Montevido 7s 101%

Norway 6s '52 101%

Oriental Development 6s 94%

Prague 7%s 104

Paris-Lyons-Med 6s 85%

Queensland 6s 104%

Rip de Janeiro 8s '47 102%

Seine 7s 95%

Serbia 8s 97

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Presidents of the Washington

Board of Trade, Chamber of Com

merce and the Merchants and Man

ufacturers Association will confer

with Fairfax Harrison, president of

the Southern Railway tomorrow In

an effort to stay the rumored pro

posal of the Company’s moving out

of Washington.

Representatives of the local trade

bodies look upon the prospective

loss of the railway with alarm to

day. Every effort, according tc

Edward D. Shaw, secretary of the

Merchants Association, will be made

to keep the Industry here.

A joint meeting was held yester

day at the City Club at which

time the heads of the organization,

Martin A. Leese, E. C. Graham and

Samuel J. Prescott, were delegated

to confer with the railway head.

Shaw estimates the loss of nearly

$6,000,000 annually to Washington

If the Company goes tc Atlanta,

Ga., as rumored recently and not

denied by President Harrison.

Railway clerks have written ur

gent letters to the local associations

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The Washington times. (1926). Washington [D.C.], 1926-12-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1926-12-15/ed-1/?sp=32

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1926-12-15.