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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. McNeel and
Miss Elizabeth McNeel Wilt spend
Christmas with relatives in York.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-21
Foch Arrives at Home .

Havre, Dec. 21.-Marshal Foch de-
barked after voyage from the Unit
ed States.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
NEED OF BIG NARROWS
TUNNEL rs DISCUSSED
r. X. Men and Mayor Confer
on Staten Island Plan.

Representatives OF nine trunk lines en-
tering New York conferred yesterday
with Mayor Hylan at City Hall In re-
gard to the proposed freight and pas
senger tunnel under the Narrows con-
Meeting staten Island with Brooklyn and
the new Staten Island belt line route.
Tho Mayor pointed out that the rail.
roads have concentrated such a large
Investment Of capital in the metropolitan
district that they cannot afford to allow
condition to develop that would I'M
peril the investment and leave New
York with transportation facilities In
ferior TO those which obtain elsewhere.
particularly when the remedy is at hand
Tho committee of engineers appointed
by the railroads were directed to con-
tinue to study the project and prepare
plan for submission on October 49,
There was discussion regarding the
location OF the bell limo railroad, and
conflicting views were expressed as to
is necessity
The New York herald., 1921-08-17

bhl..segio; basket, s1Q2.75. Raspberries-
Jersey, quart, 20925c. tiucklcberries-Pen
syivania and Jersey. fancy, quart, 2sH30c
poor 70 average. i5925c. Nova Scotia, 35c.
heaches-State, fancy, bushel, box 80. 5OfpI
poor. S1.7542.50; IL quart, basket 100 $40
l.5O; uprtver "a quart basket. Sl02; Jersey.
crate, fi.50Gp525; jersey. 10 quart basket.
si.25ln2.25. Observation-Disclosures. Tur-
lock, standard, crate, $1.7Bdb2; flat. p0c .lp&i
New Mexico. pink meat, flat crate. sfni.b0;
Maryland Jumbo. crate, e2Q2.25: 30s, 81 500
l.15; standard. crate. 81 2Sgi.5o; flat. T5c %
ST. Maryland. pink. Jumbo crate. S2.b0u3;
3Gg, Sl.7542; standard, s1.5o9i.T5; flat. 81
a1.25; Jersey, Ford Hook. crate Sl4i 25.
orangcs-California, box, s907. Grapefruit
California, S2Vi.7J box. Lemon5-Callfornln.
box, S2.5ONJ.2J. Avocado Particular, box,
S20i: Florida, box, 1901. Watcrmelons--
Southern, car. T.75G4.50.
POTAT0ES-Long Island, bbl.. s4d5.bo:
Jersey, Dbl, gfGJ5; Jersey, 1G5 ID. bag. $3.50
G5.f0; $50 10. bag, s434.T5: No. bag,
st.5032.25; Maryland, bbl, SSg3 Southern.
DBL, $2q4.75. Sweet Potatoes-vlrginia, Dbl.
$500; North Carolina, bbl. S4u5; Jersey.
new. basket, s0.5013.25; yams, bbl.. s5d8.
POULTRY, DRESsED.-FREsH KILLED
Chickens, Western broilcrs, boxes, Cn42c, /;
fryerR, 3sT43c.; roastera, 42f47c.. Western,
bbls. dry packed. 3283sc. ioed, 32G35c. No.
Q, 24d28c. Virginia, 85d3Sc.; nearby. 800
45o. Eowls--Boxes 25Q39c. bblf., dry. ESQ
SIC. iced 23Q36c.: old cocks, 22G2Tc. Tur-
keys-2afs5c. Ducks--Long Ialnnd. 2Sc.
Spuabs--White, dozen, s827. FROZEN
Chickens, broierg. 80636c frycrs, 300 $50. /;
roasters. 40lp50c. Fuwis--2fd3sc. old cocks.
2l82lc.. copcns. 45Uo3c Turkeys--i0055c.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
STOCKS, CORN, OATS
DRAG WHEAT DOWN
Declines in Other Markets
Felt, With Buying Scarce
Feed Grains at Bottom.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Material declines
in wheat to-day resulted largely from
the stock market depression and the
spectacular breaks in corn and oats.
Wheat closed nervous 2 to cents net
lower with September 1922 TO S1.22h
and December s1.2S1h to s12s&. Corn
lost 19s to Ia cents and oats lis 70
1ss cents. Provisions finished un-
changed 70 35 cents lower.
Dearth OF buying orders in wheat
made the market unusually sensitive TO
the influence Of the stock market and
the declines, which began soon after the
trading opened were speedily em-
phasized through the bearlsh action OF
corn and oats, all deliveries Of the feed
grains touching the lowest prices yet
this season, with the September delivery
Of oats commanding less than at any
time since 1919. Increased hedging
pressure and liquidation were the rule In
corn, whereas big stocks in sight left
the oats market little support Early
indications Of lack or export business
counted also against wheat bulls. An
nouncement just before the close that
more than 100000 bushels OF wheat
had been taken for Europe failed to
bring about much OF n rally.
Offerings Of corn to arrive increased
simultaneously with a falling off in de-
mand from the seaboard. Oats closed
at tho bottom. Active spreading be-
tween September and December was
under way at the widest differences so
far.
Provisions sagged with grain and
hogs, Notwithstanding that the stock Of
lard hero showed 1900. 900 pounds de-
crease In the last two weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
PRODUCE.

.6ess Sss 4 100 ss scasse5o ."I pea esoG%. aaoiss..
@asSSrton san cnrorna ia0GS s750 7F01KSo ass
,,m,PP,erial 80; yhiss Kidney, sla; cantalln9,
csIfornIs. ss.7St Madasasosr Ma es 1870. Sa,5o5 SGs
500 Peas. Scotch. 50; sreenyo domes.ie,
splits, yellow or f.cen, o..
., BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
fIrs,s ~ cxiras, W score 4ssagt &c
grades. 3i6S5c. s ansaited. 'Iap Risbet ifme tSen
estras 4du ithc extras. 4J9l5hc.; firsts,
ss44aSi second. 3G@3shc.: State dairy.
S common 70 fs seSSs7osG seSSSss 20 RI%s. ndss. Ss4 Ss
rent make flrsts, 3iq35c.; seconds. 2oitsg
current make, Ne. !. aoc.; No. 2. zoe; iower,
CurfiSE-New York State. flats. speciais.
Nj nc. average run. 20820tsc. State
2oisc.; Wisconsin. double Daisies. fancy. 204s
20Mc. single Daisies, fancy, 2012fc; Young
Americas. 22g2ae. State skins. sDf5c
EGGS-FreHh Eathercd. extras, dozon. 4on
seconds 29033c trade eggs, egiIsoc. .
dirties, regular pachud, No. I. 2612sc; No.
and poorer, 1sd2ac. checks. fair TO choice,
dry, 22N2ic. retilgerator cggs, special
marks, fancy, 3IYjsc.; flrsts. 35I3Gc. see
onds, al93lc.; White eggs. 2Gq8Oc: ster-
illzed whites. ssWi4c; State, rennsyivauia
ond nearby Western honnery, whites. oxtrag,
5e0Jgc extra firstg. aiH55c. firsts, 47T6
soc. gathered wJtes, flrats 70 extra fir4ts.
IT954c. under Brades 3S048c.; Pacific
coast. white extras, 5GG50c. extra nrsta.
50lD34c.; nrsts. 400I0c. under grades, 400
45c. other Western and Southern. gathered
whltes, 9tg4dc.; state, penneylyania and
nearby Western, hsnnery browns. extra, 500
9Sc. gathered brown and mixed colors,
graded extras. 42JsJc.. firgt8 10 extra firsts.
3nM41c.
FRUITS, EREsH.-Appes. green, basket.
s1Q3; rcd, sig2.25 Duchess, bbl., S597
Wealthy, S5.Je18: Williams, red, bbl.. $50
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
Fire Record.

~. NJ. Loss
12:15-s27 BroadwayI United Clothing
shop .....-...-..... Unknown
J2.a0-713 I'd av.: Max Attinger. .Trif1ing
I:Ol-Jeromc and Mount Eden avs,
The Bronx. automobiles: un-
s;2o-l149 Tiffany ST.. The Bronx;
William Dunning. Unknown
lo;l5--6oi-6l0 West 3Tth ST.; Stills
DIps- - OnknOWn
l0l5-245 Eldr.dge st.; Abraham
Dagger ........ {. .......... Unknown
Il :io-16G3 lst av.; r. J. Clemens. Unknown
1:25-4th and Lafayette sts.. wagon.
Paul Belecke. Unknown
l:ao-Houston and Greenwich sts.. y.
,. G., wagons Unkown
1:35-l2S e. Houston st.. Q. wallman
2:o5-24 Ann ST.. whytes restaurant
Trifiing
s:o5-s7+ Cd av., City Button Co. Unknown
4:5O-Si1 Tiffany ST.. The Bronx. A
MegAfe .....-...............T .Trtflfng
5:l0-l w. S4th st., unknown. . Tri fling
$4,000 Park av., building in course
OF construction. n............ Unknown
6:2O-9s9 Summit aH., The Bronx, May
Alkter --..s+-.s......-+...O Unknown
6:30-27 Nandewater St. Keystone
binding Co................T .Triflng
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
COTTON MARKET
STILL STAGNANT
Bids at Close Are 6 to 10 Points
Net Lower-Tone is Gen.
orally Steady.

The cotton market continued stagnant
yesterday and the list finished with
very little to show for the days deal
ings. Final bids were to 10 points net
lower Except for a short period in the
afternoon the market was under suffi-
cient pressure to hold prices at a level
slightly below Mondays closing, but did
not display weakness. For the most
part it's tone was steady. Part of the
selling probably resulted from weakness
In the securities market Other bear
factors were poor Liverpool cables, lower
temperatures in the southwestern portion
OF the Cotton Belt and a feeling among
local operators that the markets tech
nica position was weaker.
First prices were 5 to points net
lower in moderately active business
Directly following the call trade fell
away to almost nothing, the ring being
deserted save for a few professionals
The market backed and filled idly in q
range of not moro than 10 points The
weather situation was not particularly
changed. The Little Rock district OF the
Belt reported moderate to heavy ram
fall and scattered showers fell in the
Eastern Belt,
In the afternoon a few buying orders
from the trade and commission houses
brought about a recovery of the early
loss of 10 or IL points and sent some
options points over their preceding
finals The advance was lost when
fresh Southern and Liverpool selling was
encountered on the way up. Pressure
was light and made only minor impress
sion. The final tone was steady. The
local spot market was off points to
13 cents.
Range of prices:
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1921.
INDEPENDENT OIL

Sales. High. Low. Last chge. |
iGco Indiana. dsal elA GIss
10 $ New York.3iS 3lS 3lS -r3
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
TELLER AND GIRL GONE;
BANK MISSES SIS, 900
EdDin A. Morse Disappears
From DenUer Institution.

DENVER, Aug, 16.-Edwin "A. Morse,
50, head teller at the International Trust
Company here, has disappeared along
with about $4,000 IN currency, it was
announced to-day. Mlss Mabel Penfold,
22. filing clerk al the bank. also Is
missing.
All Of the missing funds are in cur
renoy Tho young man Is supposed 70
have taken everything In sight when
he closed his books Saturday night.
Morse was married, but had no children.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
Following are the clos
RAND MINES DIVIDEND.

The Bankers Trust Company. rs de-
positary OF certain ordinary sterling
shares of the Hand Mines, Ltd, has re-
ceivcd dividend Mo. sc os 35 per cent
and Is paying 20 hotders OF its certifi-
Gates for American shares severy such
certificate repoeserting 'wo and a half
deposited ordinary shares so cent an
American share : o eeodvalent of such
dividend at TIE current exchange rate.
The dividend will be paid on August "a
TO holders of record OF American shares
on August 10.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
TOBACCO STOCKS.
ARMY MAKES A SHIFT
IN GENERAL OFFICERS
Sturgis TO Command Panama
Canal Division.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.--Another re-
organization shift OF general officers
was announced to-day, Major-Gen. G.
II. Muir going from command of the
Fourth TO the Third Division and Brig
Cen. $. y. Sturgis to command the
Panama Canal Division.
Brig. Gen. =. M. Lewis goes from
the Third Division to the Fourth Bri-
gade. Second Division: Brig. Gen.
George y. Duncan to tho Fifth Brigade,
Third Division, and Brig. Gen. w. j.
Sage, Sixth Division, TO command Fort
ID. a. Russell.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No. . red, 1886 No hard,
$751;; No. mixed durum. 30;a, c. !. (.
New York TO arrive.
coRS-No. yellow and no. white,
Ie94e.; No, 2 mixed. 7eAc., c. /. I. New
York, ten days shipment.
0ATS--No. 2 white, 4Tc.: No. white.
44l9c.; No. white 43o. fancy clipped
white, 53e.; ordinary clipped white. 4sc. all
elevator.
RYE-No. 2 Western. s1.22, Z. o. b., and
Sl.20, G. T. Z. New York.
BARLEY-Feeding, 859T2c.; mailing, Ts9
S2c., G. /. I. New York.
HAY--No. 4. S3o132 No. Q. s2SR3o; No.
3, S254.7; shipping, S22024 a ton.
sTRAW-No. 1 rye, S22G23 ton.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY

The following judgments were filed yestsr-
day. the first name being that OF this debtors
MANHATTAN
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
SMALL ASKS CHANGE or VENUE.

sPRiNGF1ELD H., Aug. 16.-Forma1
application for change Of venue from
the court OF Judge Il. s. Smith and from
Sangamon county was filed here to-day
BY attorneys for Gov Len Small, under
indictments charging embezzlcment and
conspiracy while he was State Treas
urer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
SENATE HAS S48, 100000
EMERGENCY SHIP BILL
Action of the Board Must
Wait for Final Passage.
pecidI Despatch TO THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau J


Washington. u. c., Aug. 10.
Many OF the immediate problems Of
the Shipping Board. including what dis
position is to be made Of the Leviathan.
must wait. Chairman Lasker said to-
day. until Congress takes final action on
the pending emergency appropriation
asked for by the board. He pointed out
that his prospective plans contemplate
the reconditfonlng OF the liner, and he
could not tell whether those plans would
20 through until he knew what money
he would have.
The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions reported the emergency ship bill
to-day. It carries s4s.500.000, but pro-
hibits the use Of any OF the funds for
the payment OF claims. The Senate
struck out the House amendment pro-
viding that no officers or employees Of
the board or Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion shall draw more than s12,500 a
year as salary, but the House conferees
are expected to insist on this provision.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
tor r. Hess. George H. Logan. n.

tor r. Hess. George H. Logan. ".
Nelson Kee. E. Whilleer pyre and
william B. Wood CLamborn &
Co. West india Steamship Co.. IL, ,52T,55
Co. 60 '......................4'... s' o'- s12.os
Il. L. Gray. $3.50. .-...............,... -. 5000
McMANUs coRP.-Kerkos, Inc. . $500
NEvINS. Harvey D.. and Windsor
trust Co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 ~. I.255.45
TioN Cox. Barb. .......,...... 4O2.i2
RANGELEY CONSTRUCTION CO,
Kempner-Best Bros os-'............ ~ 27i.sl
iNc.@cobb ( JenFi6s' :. -. 524eo
CATE, INc.-Tiimas Holding Corp. 255.o4
SPECToR, Isidore. Harry tSessier
sEIDLER. CART. Z. Hlrschmann. 2i8.96
Ter on sales corpn. n.............e. 4oea7
Ltd. 81 America a-......'........'. - 4ss.oo
BROS. .................... - : : : : $3.50
Electric supply CO. Inc. ......... $50 70
WALL, Arthur-P Wang. ........... 21o4i
WASHINGTON. Lamar-o. r. Hr-
wRoATH. Louis II = Mccoigan.
Packard Auto Renting Co........ 1920
ZIEGFELD, VIM. K.-Davidson 4
SchWab. Inc nc-....-................- 6Oo.4o
BRONX.
CERASOLI. Anthony-A. Pranges.. s265.59
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that OF the debtor tho
second is that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
MANHATTAN.
G. A. BERTRAND 4 CON-. Ro-
senblum; March 16. 1921. .,..... ss0s66
LAURO, Angelo = A. II. Aarons:
May 25, 1921 (vacated) .......... 4,5s2.iO
BRONX.
COLDRBYER. 7 ky Standard
1921 ................... s1.5os 92
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In tho United States District
Court
HAYNES & CO.. INC. voluntary. selling
ana repairing motor trucks. 617 West Fifty.
saI sTtn street who place ace IL liabilities a
$25,Ss5 Is stock IN trade, 81 ,7o2 machinery
tools &C., 80, ,346 debts due on accounts and
81 ,s03 bills. promiLsory notes and securities
Samuel BlumberB is attorney for the bank
WOOSTER, THOMAS 4 co.-Invoiuntary
against Harry y. Elehhorn. William II.
Thomas and Paul G. Wooster. doing bust
ness as Wooster. Thomas K Co.. stock
brokers, 90 Broad street, in behalf OF three
creditors, Frank Kiernan Co., who claim
S3.o46; John A. Neyenhouse's Sons, Inc.
$4,000, and William a. shenton, $3.50. Lila.
bilties are given as $500 900 and assets as
s175,ooo. J. J. Alexander is attorney for
the petitioners.
MAX STERN-voluntary retail dress shop
1907 East 1880 street, The Bronx, who
places his liabilities At sD.l09 and assets o
$2,s25, Of which $1,000 is stock in trade
$500 fixtures. &C.. and $500 real estate
Israel Grunstoin is attorney for the bank
rupt.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
filed yesterday IN tho United States District
a. u. FOUNTAIN, INC. dolls. s52 West
Thirteenth STREET. show liabilities 81
$40 625 IS stock IN trade. $4,000 machinery
tools, &C.; $6.S5t debts due on accounts
and NbSJ money N bank. Goodbody, Dan
forth Glenn arc attorneys Tor tile bank
rupt.
KELLER CORPORATION. INC. restaurant.
COS Sixth ayenuc show liabilities Of Si5fH
and assets of $3.50. OF which $500 is stock
IN trade, 5000 fixtures. &C., and 81 $50
Interest IN loesc. Edward Blumsteln q.
attorney for tho bankrupt
II. STRIMBAN & SON. furrlers, 2s8 Seventh
avenue, show liabilities or sfG,4T5 and
assets Of S9,5s., OF which $4,000 Is stock
IN trade. $4,000 machinery, tools. &c
s3.0li debts due on accounts and $500
other personal property. ~ Howard Bah
cock is attorney for tho bankrupt.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following judgments were filed ycstsr-
day. the first name being that Of this debtor
MANHATTAN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17

BRANTs, Constantine Alb. %.
Doptoglou .......................g 81, ,s0s. As
BYRNE, John F.--S, X. Eliiott.... l ,021 35
BOLOKER. julius. A. Weintraub 2f505
BRADLEY WEED, INC.-stand-
ard Iron Works, Inc. ............ s2G.O4
BERNSTEIN, Ralph - Chelsea Ex-
change Bank ..............+...,. 4i30a
BODSAN. Samuel Charles n.
Brown Paint Corp. 2a4. .I6
DORR John--Intcr-Ins. Exchange
ot the Automobile Club of South.
orn California ................... $4,000
EOUIT OIL CORPS. Aldrich. . 24s Al
FULTON LAMP SHADE Co,
TNC.-Automobie Tire Co., Inc. ger. 20
FAY. Frank--A Mandc. COS %
GOLDBERG, Joseph R.-Holtraus
Co. Inc ........................ sfG.e0
GLEASON. Edw. I'D. J. Persich. Si7.5A
HENKEL, Henry Vito Nassau
ST. Corp ................... 2i5.70
KItEBS. Danel--B. Froman. ..,... c8f. 90
LAMBORN. Arthur H.. Gerard r.
Tameling, Charles @. Griggs.
Clarence q. Troup, Henry o.
Hutchina- kearl Il. Llngrcn. vio-
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
VIEW ORLEANS,

NEW UNIIExANS.
Cotton closed steady at net declines of Z
to points. Closing bid: October, 12b2c. :;
December 12.90c.; January, 1890. March,
1920; May, 13,3fc. Spot quiet; mddlings
1zc.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet. at points decline; mid
ding, AID Sales 5.o00, American 5000.
Imports 5000, American 5000. Futures
opened quiet at 8 TO 5 points decline. Closed
quiet at net decline OF to points. Octo-
Der Sid. December, S:Sod.; January,
S;S1d. March. S.S9d. May. S93d.; July.
S:92d. Manchester-Yarns dull; cloths not
much doing.
The New York herald., 1921-08-17
FOREIGN BONDS.

10000 German Gov IS o g !.
10000 Philip 5i5s, al. 0Sh 9eta asz r
50c0 Sws q bhs.' 30. SIN SIN aiA =
Total sales stocks. 5o2 200 shares
Total sales bonds. $74o.0oo, par value.
fsells cents a share. .odd lots.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21

eminent, and set In motion the ma
chlnery TO get quick and satisfactory
adjustment of that claim.
The paramount idea. of the cIean
UP squad" said Mr. Stout, SIS to cut
red tape that has prevented hundreds
OF disabled veterans and ex-servico
men In general from receiving the
compensation that the government Il
glad to give. In this work the Red
Cross and the Legion have everv as
surance from the government of com
plete and whole hearted cooperation
Under the plan OF campaign. the
squad, composed or experts who are
thoroughly familiar with every detail
Of the workings Of the war risk in
surance act and the vocational rehabiI-
itation act, will get in personal touch
with every man who has a claim ar
who thinks he may have a claim. take
UP his case as an individual proposi !
ton, avoid lengthy and nerve wreck
ing correspondence-and get results
with that thought in view the
squad viii visit centers IN every state
in the southeast and before the cam
padgn IS concluded, every county In the
section viii be covered. 1t Is believed
1900 ~ DAAtib AAtN ILLS OPPORTUNITY right
TO the doors OF the veterans every man
entitled to compensation will get ii
and get 1t speedily.
THE squad furnishes the big oppor-
tunity for the veteran to have stright-
ened out all his difficulties of compen-
sation and vocational training and
medical treatment right at home. 1t
is, as well. the chance of many to find
out II they have claims and If they
have. TO get them filed properly, SO
that response will be satisfactory and
immediate.
ITO reduce trouble delay, and ex
pense TO a minimum, the squad will
furnish each disabled veteran, who re-
ports at squad headquarters. with
transportation back home and meals
and lodging until his business is COM
pleted
while the squad is here. it will
take up in addition to the affairs OF
local veterans, the affairs of ex-service
men in Santa Rosa and Escambia
counties"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21
1nE FINANCIAL MARKET

NEW YORK, oct. 2o.-The stock
market was rm to strong during the
greater part of today's session. Devel-
opments in the railroad and general
industrial situation prompted further
retirement OF short contracts
Bears became more cautious in their
operations because Of the punishment
meted out to them In sharp recoveries
of Pullman and American sugar pre-
ferred on contradiction of unfounded
rumors.
Intimations from well informed
sources that rate reductions on food
stuffs and other commodities probably
would precede any cut in railroad
wages were indicated that active
measures were being taken to avert
the threatened strike.
Transportations held their gains Of
the last few days, and in several In
stances these were augmented by the
cheaper rails. as well as equipments,
but steels reflected the poor statement
of the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. those shares showing further
depression.
Food shares were strongest Of the
specialties, almost every issue in that
division being stimulated by the i'm
provement in sugars. Among the less
distinctive miscellaneous stocks. those
OF the department and chain stores
were in demand
Aside from General Asphalt. the
strongest feature of the final hour, for
eign oils showed no definite trend.
Mexican Petroleum occasionally Civ
ing way to pressure. Domestic oils,
however, continued to harden on
higher prices for crude products
No obstacles to the markets better
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21

ment were presented 10y money or for
eign exchange. Most Of the days 4
loans were placed at four per cent on
tho exchange and as low as ala per
cent in the open market. British rates
were at their highest for the current
movement, and continental quotations
strengthened.
Bonds We're relatively dull, but there
were few exceptions in the domestic
ana foreign divisions to the higher
trend Of prices, convertible rails again
leading. Total sales, par value,
sI3.S5O. 600.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-21
PERMANENT EXHIBIT
TO BE ESTABLISHED
Not Only to Be Of Value to Visitors
But to Floridians as Well.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. 20-A
permanent agricultural exhibit will be
established at the Florida state Fair
grounds in Jacksonville following the
annual fair. November IL to 10.
Plans for the exhibit are being made
BY William p. Flynn, director Of ex-
hibits, who has already secured the
Co operation Of both the federal and
state governments in making this de-
partment Of the fair a success. Mr..
Flynn is urging all counties which viii
exhibit at the fair this year TO take
advantage of this splendid opportunity
to advertise their resources. through
out the entire year. Already many
have signified their intention of COM
ing in. and the indications are that
the exhibit Will Immediately take rank
with the best Of such displays, which
are maintained by the state of Cali
fornia as an advertising medium.
Such exhibits have been powerful
factors in developing California. and
the success achieved in the Pacific
coast state can be duplicated in Flor
ida, provided the entire state gets be-
hind the enterprise.
Jacksonville is the logical place for
such an exhibit Of its resources and
products. It is the gateway to Florida.
and the visitors and prospective set
tiers win certainly make 1t a point to
visit such exhibit, and those behissd
the movement state 1t will not fail to
exercise a powerful influence in fu-
ture development Of the state.
Mr. Flynn states that the value Of