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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
STATE EXAMINER
 CALLS ON BANKS
 FOR LIQUIDATION
Declares Relief Should Begin Q Come to Institutions Which Have Been Heav-
 fly Taxed Lately
- By FRED Fl. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau, The Age-Herald
 22i-2 First National Bank Building


 Montgomery, September s.-(Spe- cial.)-while market conditions are more favorable, and prospects for a general revival in business are good, state banks of Alabama were called upon by H. H. Montgomery, state superintendent of banks, today to iiquidate some of the long time ac counts which they have carried since early 1920 because of bad mar ket [ conditions. MT. Montgomery said that the liquidation should be in an orderly manner. but that re- lief should begin to come to the banking institutions which have been taxed to their capacity In re- cent months to protect the interests of their sections.
 Almost all bankers realize that it would be failacy to try to finance the holding of the present crop with out part being sold and the pro- ceeds being used for the liquidation of debts," said a letter which MT. Montgomery addressed to all state banks. There may be tendency and perhaps strong inducement to defer the time of requiring settle ment, with the expectation that the future will show better prices, and if farm products are held off the markets, when finally sold, will go further in the liquidation of debts. This might be wise under normal conditions. but present circumstances almost impel adoption of just the opposite policy, if you are to accom- plish the desired end"
 Mr. Montgomery requested the banks to use every precaution to see that funds in the future do not go to spectators for the holding of farm products. Hev{ also said loans secured by real estate should be re- moved from the banks as fast as possible, because they are not the proper line for banks to handle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
NO TIME LIMIT SET
 IN BRITISH REPLY
 TO IRISH LETTER
(Continued from Page One.]


 foundation of the British constitu- tional development, but we can not accept as basis of practical con ference an interpretation or that principle, which would commit us to any demands you might present, even to the extent of setting up a repub- lie and repudiating the crown.
 You must be aware that con ference on such basis is impossi- ble. So applied. the principle of gov ernment by consent of the governed would undermine the fabric of every democratic state and drive the CIVIL ized world back into tribalism.
 "On the other hand, we have in- vited you to discuss our proposals on their merits in order that you may have no doubt as to the scope and sincerity of our intentions.
 "It would be open to you in such n conference to raise the subject of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
Birmingham Man
 Gets $28,5OO Job

Florence, September S.-(Special) Information has been received that a contract for the erection of the new teachers training school on the cam pus of the state normal school has been awarded to B. c. Jones, a Bir- mingham contractor, the amount i'm volved being $2S,500.
 Bids were received on the original plans some time ago and as none were within the states appropriation of sSo000 the plans and specified tions have been revised.
 1t is understood that work on the new building will begin immediately and that the contractor agrees tc have it ready for occupancy not later than January 1, 1922.
 The state now has under construc- ton training schools similar to the one to be erected at Jacksonville and Livingston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09

!, all membership in the British com- | mOnwealth.
 If we were to draw this inference
 from your letter, the further discus sions between us could serve no use full purpose and all conferences
 would be in vain. If, however, we are mistaken In this inference, as we still hope and if your real objections 10 our proposals is that they offer Ireland less than the liberty we have described that objection can be ex- plored at a conference.
 "XOu will agree that this core spondence has lasted long enough. His majesty's government must
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
MOVE TO RIRMINCHAM

Heflin. September Special J. B. H. Turner and family have moved to Birmingham, where Mir. Turner has bought drug interests. leaving today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
By HUGH W. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age-HeraId
 800 Davidson Building

Washington, September S.--tSpe- cial.) .)-The American Farm Bureau Federation, sustained in Chicago ters by 1,500,000 farmers who con tribute 50 cents each per annum, or $750,000, is making extensive head way in organizing the south. An in- teresting exception is furnished by South Carolina, the only state of the union which has not importuned the federation for. assistance and has received none.
 On July 15, this year. the federation had 2,700 members in Alabama, who paid county dues in sum from B to s10, and state dues of s5. In Georgia it had 15,000 members paying county dues of $5 and state dues of $2 In Florida. it had 2,500 members paying from $1 to $10 to the counties and assessments to the state. In Missis- sippi, 1t had S,100 members paying dues by assessment. In Arkanas Louisiana, Maryland. North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and other southern states, it had obtained fine footholds. In Texas, it had 64.00o members paying county dues of $10 and state dues of $5.
 The federation by it's own activity
 
 partment has apparently eclipsed the National Farmers union and the National Grange. veteran organiza- tions.
 Draw Rig Salaries
 The farmers pay officials of the federation very handsome salaries This is in strange contrast to the condition of the farmers themselves. if all reports of their distress, fnan- cial and otherwise, are true.
 There is on file with the banking and currency committee of the House a statement of the complete per sonnel of the American Farm Bureau Federation, July Is, 1921" as fol
 Administration Yearly salary J. R. Howard. president $i5,O0C J. W. Coverdale, secretary .... 12,O00 Charles F. Gunnels, treasurer. 5000 Lillian Hilyer. stencgrapher. 1900
 Organizations:
 R. C. Pollock, asst director. 5000 Harry K. Kapp. field man ... 4,3OO Joseph P. Lyons, field man
 / {Alabama) ..... .... $500 Nelson B. Rue field man ..... 3.6Oo P. c. Welch. stenographer. 1900
 Finance:
 Adeline Benedict, bookkeeper. 1.soO
 Legislation:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
Exhausted Nerve Force

If from overwork, worry late hours constant nervous strain or excesses of any kind your nerve force has become de- pleted and you are suffering from the awful tortures and great devitalizing weakness caused by exhaustion of the nervo-vital fluid, you will find that Nux- ated Iron will often most surprisingly increase your strength, energy and en- durance in two weeks time. It not only enriches the blood that it can furnish increased nutrition to the starving nerve cells, but Nuxated Iron also contains the principal chemical constituent of active living nerve force and is therefore true nerve and blood food. Satisfactory results guaranteed to every purchaser the manufacturers m will refund your money. For sale at all druggists.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09

therefore nsk for "A definite reply ms to whether you are prepared to enter 6 conferenc to ascertain how the association of Ireland with the community of nations known ns the British Empire can best be reconciled with Irish national aspirations.
 "If, as we hope, your answer is in the affirmative, I suggest that the conference should meet at Inver- ness on the goth instant"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
FIRST COTTON GINNED

Ashville, September s.-(Specia) The first cotton of the season was ginned here yesterday by the Farm ers' and Merchants Gin company. Since the rise in price some cotton has been sold, but most of the farm CTS are inclined to hold for better price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09

guarantees on any points in which you may consider Irish freedom pre- judiced by these proposals. His ma jesty's government are Ioathe to be- heve that you will insist upon rejec- tion of their proposals without exam- ming them in conference.
 "TO decline to discuss Il settlement which would bestOw upon the Irish people the fullest freedom for na- tiOna1 development within the em- pire can only mean that you repudi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
ENSLEY EXPECfANT 0F MORE BUSINESS HiIIeke of Tennessee Com pany to Inspect Properties
 in Day or Two

The Age-Herald> maintains a special bureau in Ensley for handling corre- spondence and advertising, Avenue E and Seventeenth street: Clyde W. En- nis, representative. phone Ensley 626. For subscriptions. call Circulation de- partment. Main 4s0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
..wILD CAT. IS COMMANDER

Columbia. s. O.. September S.- Morris c. Lumpkin of Columbia. who was 8 captain in the Eighty first Division during the World war, was today elected state commander of the South Carolina division of the Ameri. can Legion by the state convention meeting in Newberry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

Nechci byti frivolnlm, ale
kdyz uz takove strasne veci
cekaji ma ty mensi hrisniky,
kdyz bude Jim dana silna dav-
ka jejich vlastnfho hrichu, co
stihne ty, kdoz Sc prilis pro-
hresovali prot jednomu zna-
menu prikazanf?
0 techto vecech, o posled-
Mich vecech cloveka, premitej-
me, az pride Popelec a.
bych ctenare vybfzel k tomu
pfemftanf jiz nyni, o masopu-
ste, nebylo by mic platne, vim
to dobre.
Jeste stesti, ze Sc nam ma
skytuje prilezitost kati sc re
vsech hrichu a napraviti vse
| jiz ma zemi, takze jest dosti
praydepodobno, ze V pekle u
znaji "a dobre vypustiti pivo,
vino a whisku te plovarny a
kour z te svetnice kominem
ven. Nebude koho tam davati.
Podari-li Sc prosaditi vSechny
ty navrhovane modre Zakony,
co nam zbude jineho, nez-li
Ibyti umravnelymi, ctnostnymi,
takze, az Sc dostaneme ma tu
druhou stranu, o peklo ami ne
zavadime a pujdeme primo do
nebe.
| Oval sc sice silny protest
proti tenn modrym zakonum,
lnez toho Sc nesmi dbati. One
hdy Adventist sedmeho dne
(Mormoni) konali syoji gene
|ralni konferenci ma te pfijali
pametni spis proti modrym "a
konum, jez by narizovaly sVe-
ceni nedele.' Byla by pry tim
porusena zasada odluky c1rkve
Cd statu, ma nfz tato vlada jest
zbudovana; dovozuje Sc, re V
minulosti bylo to pficinou vse-
no nabozenskeho pronasledo.
vani a.v koncfch melo 10y, to- nj
civy vliv ma cirkev stat a "po-
valilo by to pilire, ma nichz
naSe vlada jest zalozena."
/ "Sveceni nedele," pravl Sc v
tom pametnim spise, "nenl OBJ
canskou, nybrz nabozenskou
povinnosti. Kongres nema tu
diz co ciniti $ jeji zachovava
MIN. Poctiva prace neni nit
vice "neobcanskou" V nedel
l nez jest V pondeli. Jsou to po'
: lie nabozenske pre- dsUdky, lei
jsou rozruseny praci ma tent'
: den vice nez V jine dny. ALI
podporovani neiakeho theolo
gickeho dogmatu a chranen
: nabozenskych predsudku ob
canu, neni veci kongresu.''
To mi jako common sense
! a sam jsem caste tax psal, al
to isem jeste nevedel, jak t.
: bude V pekle. Nyni, kdyz t
vim, kdyz mi zionsky Mesia
pov6d6l 0 tech plovarnach ma
. plnenych pivem, vinem viii
skou a o tech komnatach pl
nych tabakoveho koure, jser
, ochoten a hotov smirit Sc s
, vSim, ien abych sc tomu osud'
: vyhnul.
II Jenom 81 tax myslim, co ce
ka V pekle ma toho, kdo lid
balamutil a humbukoval. Jak
davka jeho vlastniho hrich
ma nej ceka? To Mesias Vol
va zapomnel napsati do te "pi
, rucky a pruvodce do pekla."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

mesiasske poslani. Nasel no, We
Wilbur Glen Volivovi, nez ten
nastupce spatne Sc mu vyvedl.
Vystrnadil z mesiasstvi stareho
DoWieho a stal sc MesiaSem
sam. Starry Dowie zemrel "a
lem a zarmutkem mad tim ne
vd6kem lidskym, vlastn6 mesi-
aSskym.
Doufam, re nepotfebu9i Wy
kladati milym ctenarum, co
znamena slovo Mesias, ale
snad pfece bude dobre, kdyz
budu citovati, co pravi naucny
slovnik, a sice: "Mesias, he
breisky Masijah, Pomazany
Vykupitel lidstva po padu prv-
Mich rodicu zaslibeny." Kaz-
dy vi, kdo byl tim prvnim Wy
kupitelem, cili Mesiasem. John
Ale 8ander Dowie hyl druhym
| a Wilbur Glen Voliva jeho ma
stupcem.
Nuze, tento Voliva, jenz sa-
mozrejme ma 0 takovych We
cech informace nejspolehlivej-
81, prozradil. jak to bude Pc
llle a proto We mne hrklo.
Iadny ohen a sira, .nikoli,
neco Zcela jineho tam hrisnlky
ceka. Zionsky Mesias vydal
"prirucku a prdvodce do pc
kla,' vypracovanou ma zallla-
de "helligramu' (tedy ma "a
klade telegramu, iez primo 2
pekla obdrzeD tam cteme:
"Kazdy hrisnik bude potre.
stan velikou davkou sveho
vlastniho hrichu. Kurak bude
zanncen do sv6tnice pine taba-
koveho kouTe. Ten, kdo rad
zvyka, bude ponoren az pc kirk
do kade pine tabakove St'avy.
Piiak ztraVl svoji ocist'ovaci
lhutu V plovarn6 napln6ne pi-
vem, vinem a whiskou."
Nuze, proto We mne hrklo.
To tedy ceka na mas V pekle,
dostaneme-li Sc tam - plovar-
la napln6na pivem, vinem a
Whiskou! A uyazim-li, re ia
lnejenom jsem nepohrdl skleni-
ckou pGnivou a poharem peril
ciho Sc vina a dokonce re me-
kolikrate prohreSil jsem Sc
lpozitim whisky a mimo to, re
jsem Sc take prohresoval a
lprohfeSuii kourenim, jaky pro
Vsechno ma svete treSt ma mne
ceka! Patrne to bude stridavG
svetnice pima tabakoyeho kou-
re a pax Ease plovarna naplne-
ma piyem. vinem whiskou, A
| Jake to bude pivo - bude tC
lplzenslle, mecholupske, nebc
| to nynejSi domaci? JeSt6 ste,
sti, re Sc vyznam plovani, tc
ljsem Sc nautil drive. nez jsen
| zacal choditi do Skoly, nikds
mne ysak nenapadlo. kdy Z
1 jak Sc mi to hodi.
i V Cechach snad ua y kaz
dem zulnale zurnalku bylt
lnapsano. 'takto jsme 81 repu
-. bliku ncpfedStavovali''. ia
lpri cteni toho spolehliyeho Wy
liceni, mimodek isem 81 30
5deohl, "takto Jsme 81 pekle
-lnepredstayoyali.' AZ cloyekl
, pot ma cele vvYstavai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22
{ NONAT I
NH 81 ....3
RAa. u s Psr. ope

Nemate dGvery We vyleceni
vaseho neduhu? Prectete a
die teto rady Sc rid'te: Mia
pi. Leiblingerova! Nelze mi
ami byti vdecnym "a vasf
'Nonat"'. Po nekolik dlouhych
mesicu jsem trpel velike bo-
lesti v noze, ktera stale byla
studena a jakoby mrtva. De-
al jsem vse co mi bylo rade-
no, ale ulevy jsem nedocflil.
Bez duvery, pouze ma domlu-
WI manzelky, jsem 81 nechal
dat ma nj flastr z "Nonat".
A tentokrat jsem seznal, ze
prec neco ma svete je CO no.
hu vylecf. A stale Sc! Ac cd
te dolby skoro 2 roxy uplynu-
Iy, ia citim sc zdrav a proto
radim kazdemu trpicfmu:
zkuste "Nonat" a jiste pax
i Wy il budete rait stale v do
me, anto leci skutecne rozlic-
ne neduhy, jak jsme Sc o tom
" mnohych prfpadech sami
presvedcili. Josef a Kat. Hra-
bak, 10308 Sophia Ave-, Gle
veland, Ohio.
Cena Nonat je SIC a $1.04,
postou 55c a S1.08. Nema-li
ii vas lekarnik a nechce pro
vas objednat, mhzete il kou-
pitt u p. Hynsta, roh sc. ul.
| a Quincy a t. Leiblingera,
22S1 f. Sc. ul., aneb piste
Primo ma tuto adresu:
MARIE LEIBLINGER G. co.
P. o. BOX 285, Pasadena, Cal.
<-s-s-s.s-s.%-&+~s-aa-A I-I-s.<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-22

Ubiha nam masopust, ubiha,
uz jSme daleko pres polovici a
kdo rad holduje Terpsichofe, ),
necht' neopomene vyuzitkovati
kazd6 nabizejici Sc prilezito-
sti. Kdo dospiva k presvedce-
nj, re "nedobre byti Gloveku
samotnemu', necht' pomni, re
jiz 8. unora bude Popelec.
Pravda, zde lide neberou to S
tim postem doopravdy, ale
masopust jest prece jenom ma
sopust, at 81 rika kdo chce co
chce. V Cechach byval to cas-
svateb hlucneho svatebniho
veSell.
Tech prilezitosti, kde bohy-
ne Terpsichora rozpustile I'VE
k masopustni kratochvili, jest
bohudik dosti, a V jake spolec-
nosti Sc objevuje! Clovek mu-
re zavitati do rise kanimu-
ry', nebo sc podivati ma Ligu
Narodu, a stoji to pakatel.
Pravda, neda-li 81 pozor, muze
ztratit dost, muze ztratit srd-
ce, ztratit svobodu, ale ony
isou nekere veci, jez radi ztra-
cine. N6kdy te ztraty tez litu-
jeme, nez jak Sc rika, "pozde
bycha honit."
Az pride Popelec, to musi-
me mySlenky sve obratit ma zee
la iine veci. "Clovece, pomni,
re prach isl a V prach Sc ma
vratis," to jiz mi jinak, nez-li
rozpuStila veSelost bohyne
Terpsichory. Ono jest vSak tGz
dobre, zahloubati Sc do mySle-
mex o zahadach ziyota a smr-
ii, aspon 81 uv6domime, re tn
nebudeme vzdycky a MONA
re napadne nam delati iaksi
bilanci 2 toho plahoceni sc ma
kure zemske, TAX abychom by
Ii trochu aspon pfipraveni az
pride cas- k zayeretnemu uza-
vreni uctu.
ia DOMAIN upfimne, ze jsem
nikdy mnoho nehloubal o v6-
cech, jez "potom' prijdou, ale
onehdy We mne hrklo. Dove
del jsem sc totiz pramene ma.
prosto spolehliveho, jak to
bude pekle.
Malokter6mu u mllych ctena
ri jest asi 2namo Zion City
H., ia ysak pres ne nekolikra
tie jel. Nestayel isem Sc tan
nikdy, nebot' nejenom V ton
meste Sc nesmelo nic silneSihC
pit, nez-li voda nebo sodovka
nybrz ami kouiit. Toto mestt
bylo zalo2eno Johnem Ale
xandrem DoWiem, o nema III
jiste kazdy tetl. nebot' po ne
kolik roku byly no pine noyin,
John Alexander Dowie 81
predstavil iako druhV Mesia
a Y tom Zion City 2aridil 81 ne
be aspon pro sebe. ] kdy;
ne pro vsechny. kdoz uvefil
tomu ieho mesia5skemu pos)a
nj. Jedina vec mrzela nebozti
ka Dowieho, zc 81 ma sVe mesi
asske poslani vzpomnel, a
kdyz hyl star, takze neienon
nernohl toho uebe nnoho 1zi
ii, ale musel 80 ohlileti po na
stupci, ienz by priial ID neh
The New York herald., 1921-06-29

fOftislNN rDONDS.
1000 Russian 6las.... ~ ~
SELLS cents a share.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
TERRE HAUTE DEAL
BY ST. PAUL is KID
Buyer Gets Only Route From
Northwest to East Minus
Chicago Switching.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.--Acquisition
by the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Company Of control of the
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern
Railway Company by lease and by pur-
chase OF capital stock was approved to-
day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The commission also granted
authority to the st. Paul road to assume
as lessee obligations of the payment of
100000 OF equipment bonds. sS37. 900
of promissory notes. s4.244,000 of first
and refundlng mortgage bonds and
se.336.o0v of income mortgage bonds Of
the Terre Haute line. s250.0o0 OF first
mortgage bonds OF the Bedford Belt
Railway Company and s7,2s7. 900 Of first
mortgage bonds OF the Southern Indiana
Railway Company.
The arrangement will give the st
Paul the only route through the Chicago
gateway for the movement Of traffic
from the Northwest to eastern and south
eastern points not involving an inter-
change movement in the Chicago switch
ine district
The lease contains an option permit
ting the st. Paul to purchase the physi-
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
FLOUR.
New York Prices.

Spring patents. ss.5o8e .spring clears
sT.25q7.75; soft winter straights; SIQI 90;
fair to good, ssqs.50; choice to fancy, ss.55ds.
White corn flour. s2.0592. % a 100 lbs Corn
81 90ae O5. Feed, city; bran, 100 lb: sacks,
s25; heavy middlings, 100 ID. sacks, s25 red
dog flour, 40 ID. sacks. $50. western; bran,
ton In sacks so3: standard middlings. 100
lb sacks, $3.50; flour middlings, 100 10
sacle s2S 20; red dog flour. 140 ID. sacks.
S25. OH meal. $3.50 ton.
Minneapolis.
Flour unchanged; shipments Al .73i barrels
Bran ef5
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
CHICAGO PRICES.

Foreign demand for cash grains
showed yesterday noticeable improve
ment and 100000 bushels Of wheat,
100000 OF corn and 350,000 of rye were
sold. The wheat sold was hard win
ters. red winters and Manitobas. but
premiums were easier. Belgium bought
250,0o0 bushels. having accepted offers
which it inquired for on Monday. The
rye business was for August shipment.
Cash wheat In the Southwest was 10 to
% cents lower and Influenced the break
in flltlires
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
NEW YORK PRICES.

t1.50: No. ! Manitoba, $1.78; No. mixed
durum. s1.37: all C. /. T.. track New York.
CORN-No. yellow and No. . white.
59c. No. mixed. 7Shc.; all C. 1. f., New
York. ten days shipment.
47147hc.; No. white. 46c.; No. 4 white.
44644iac. fancy CLIPPED white. 50hQ51c.; {;
ordinary clipped white. 4S44SIac.
RYE-No. . Western, 81 .3S%, I. o. b., New
York; s1.34A, c. |. f., domestic.
BARLEY-Feeding, 67Q70c.; mailing, 71V
HAY-No. i, s2G@2s; No. .. s2492e; No. 8.
$2iQ2s; shipping. slsQi9 , 2 ton;
The New York herald., 1921-06-29

cal property of the Southeastern at a
future time. At the hearing. however,
both applicants stated that since the St.
Paul would not In all probability exercise
Its option soon they desired consideration
of that matter deferred. This was
granted by the commission.
The st. Paul, the commission said. de-
sired, however. to acquire the capital
stock OF the Southeastern to control the
organization for purposes of financing
and better to protect its leasehold In
terest.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
What High Interest Rates
Mean to You

semiannualy 900 will 5000 H
amount to n
should
SELF
$3.50
wlnow sold the
of yield will SllE
$3.50 $522
75of
will be
a reach
conditions
abnormaly
possible
be for periods
mof
al
declining
maturity may De obtained
convertbly
of
o go 80.
Ask fo General Bon Circular b.
Harris, Forbes & Company
Street. William York
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
WHEAT DROPS HARD
! ON FEAR OF STRIKES
Rail and Elevator Situations
Cause Of FURRY; Corn and
Oats at New Low Records.

\ CHICAGO, June 2S.-Wheat crashed
road and elevator strikes. together with
pressure to market new wheat from the
winter crop belt brought about a SELL
ing furry and left values almost with
out support The close was semi-de-
moralized, &c. to Sc. net lower, with
July, s1.19A to s1.191s. and Septem-
Der, $117 to S117ia. Corn lost 2ss to
Ac.. and oats. n to 1Ac. Provisions
finished from zoe. decline to 10c. adj
vance.
Depression in wheat became apparent
as soon as the market opened. In adj
dition to impending labor trouble at the
elevators here, a widespread tie-up OF
railways doomed as possibility within
few days. Besides. 1t was evident
that country holders were letting go of
their wheat with unusual freedom,
especially in the Southwest where the
harvest this year has been much ahead
of the average time Bearish opinions
current. too, regarding the general busi-
ness outlook received considerable at
tention, whereas such opposite factors
as the settlement of the British coal
strike and the continuance Of unfavor-
able crop conditions Northwest were vir-
tually ignored. The failure OF the mar
ket to respond to bullish news was par
ticularly discouraging after midday, and
the market descended rapidly, with
general liquidation in progress and the
close at the bottom most point reached.
Corn and oats tumbled with wheat.
and touched new low record prices for
the season. Big stocks in sight de-
TERED buyers.
In the provision market higher quo
tations OH hogs counterbalanced to some
extent the unsettling effect of the grain
collapse.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
TOBACCO STOCKS.
LONG ISLAND
Savings Banks.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
sssvERwARE PLANT ROBBED.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 2S.-A watch
man at the Oneida Community Silver
ware Manufacturing Company's plant at
Niagara Falls. Ont, was overpowered
this morning by burglars, who stole sill
yer bar and scrap valued at $1,000 from
the plant
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
NDusrRIALs.

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