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The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-29

There is mora catarrh in this section Of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years 1t was supS posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies. and by constantly failing tU cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Catarrh Is local dlsease, greatly influenced by constitutional con- ditions and therefore requires constitu' tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Nedl- cine, manufactured by F J. Cheney 0 Co.,, Toledo, Ohio. is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and actH thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars te- ward is offered for any case that HalrA Catarrh Medicine falls tc cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Halle Family PtlIs for constipations
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
LEAPS To DEATH
EllOA COAL EMInrl

WEST FRANKFORT. III. June
thy the Associated Prear4
-Four Moxicaaa. believed to hnv.
been members of the bans OF
strike breakers operating the atrip
mines of the SouthorB Conl com-
many near Herrin. who wore Found
loit"ring ncar the railroad station
here this morning. were forced to
leave own By a mob Of several
hundred mon ono at the quartett
apparently committed suicide.
After the prrscnce 81 the -four
mon became known a mob quickly
formod ana started tho four out
Of town.
Near tho Chicaro and Eastern
Illinois coal chutos, n short dis
lance out Of town. the mob dls.
porsed. One 81 the Mexicans. who
became terrified. climbed 10 the
top 81 the coal chute, about 80 feet
IN the air. and loapcd "a the
ground His neck was broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Livestock
chicago

CHICAGO. June 29-CattIc-
Itoceipts. 1000. Qualify pain;
market Generally stcndy on al
clarses: top beef alcors. Sa3O; part
load at $3.50; bulk. beef stcers.
$500 WS9.0O. beef cows and huiIars
OF quality ana conditions asking to
sell. mostly at ef.75HS5.s5. ba.a.
desirable voniers 10 packers.
around $500; bulk, desirable heavy
bologna bulls. e4.lb pe4.2b.
hoga-Receipta. 10000 Market
opening mostly 10 cents lower 'ann
Thursdays average. later stcaay 10
s centa lower on good butcher
grades, mixed and packing gra.ics
mostly 10 ent lower than Thurs
days average. top. SiO.So, p0lk.
Sg.7bm 5000, pigs, steady. mostly
$3.50 Mfi0.5O. heavy x-lgtitt,
SiO.a 10 eSsi0.b6; medium weights.
siO.b0mSiO.7bi light woighis,
si07OwsiO.s0; light lights. si0.Ao
mffOTO; packing sows. smooth.
S9.2b0 1918; packing sows. ; ,ugn.
ss.Ts9ts.so; killing pigs, f9.25d
$3.50.
sheep Rcceipts, $500 lambs
10 10 25 cents higher: consianr.ng
ouplity and lax sorting; ,or,
natives, Is.S5; bulk. Si2SnD
Sf275. cuils, mostly S7.OO, sheep
and yearllnga. steady; gooa ga
pound. dry-fed ycarlings. sit.0U.
good handy weighd native ewes.
50 so. hcayloa. mostly Sa.O0; re-
ccipts threc-fourths dirset to
packers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Chioapo Board Of Tradn

Z CHtCAGO. juno ca-Heat and
drought pointing toward likelihood
81 f~hrinhagc tn the crop yield tend
Cd To ift wheat prices today in tho
first part OF the Board OF Trade
Heasiop. Opening prices, which
ranged from &c to iLc higher.
July sii4h TO til5 and septem-
her fi15h 10 sic. were followed
by a slight setback.
Corn and oats we're firmsr with
wheat. After opening hc to Nc
higher. July ca sc to sax. the
corn market gagged a little.
oats started &c to 80 higher.
Iuiy s6Ac to 37hc and held at
about the opening range.
Lower quotations on hogs
weakened provisions.
Subsequently. the marke, scored
"a decided fresh advance predictions
bcirE current that the winter crop
Yield would he well below June 7
indications pront-taking on n big
Gale, however led To- a reaction
n the Int dealings. Prices crossed
unsettled M the same as yestcr-
lays finish to Nc higher with
July 81 ish 20 siif and Scptom-
Der Si14N Ia kI.i6.
Tho clofe was unsettled, NJ he
~ &c net advance, July 63M to
G3Ac.
Close;
Wheat-July. SiI3M. Soptom-
Der. Si.i4E: December. tf.ts.
corn-July, G3A q. September,
90 SC: December. craze.
Oats-Juiy. arse: September.
$50 December. ave
Pork-Not quoted.
Iard-Juiy. si1tI; September.
S1iTT
Rihs-Juiy. sl2s5. September.
sf2ih.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

Given though you
pay cash, when you
buy anything in a store
extending general
credit, you pay a por-
ton of all the bad
debts on that stores
bo~ks. glf your neigh
Dor don't pay her bills.
you help pay them, for
such losses are regard
ed as part of the cost
of doing business.
gEveryone pays cash
at the National Car
ment Company. No
one pays for anything
some one else hasn't
paid for. gThere are
no such things as credit
losses for there is no
credit extended. Il
isn't necessary. Price,
when coupled with
quality, is the attrac-
ton. II is easy to see
how this works for the
general good Of our
customers. You'll no.
.tice the difference in
merchandise and
in the prices of the Ma
tional Garment Co..
403 West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
DIR ,sLorenz Has
New Features on
Program Tomorrow

Thp LorenE Hypnotic company
contin ues TO draw capacity crowds
at In Crystal Opera House and
hast niEht the show was funnicr
than ever. This alrship ride Ia the
clouds vas a screaming hit DIR,
Lprehk had to bow several times
to rf15n md after round OF applause.
ToUEhf tho big feature will he
tne4 <feat rock breaking toet. IL
was Mlso announced hat M Of
the most spectacular scenes ever
anacWd will be the ftmous death
se4o&4 from ''I1r. Iekyl ana MIR.
Hydsn whirh In ths feature Of to-
morsHw night's program. \ special
SATURDAY afternoon matinee wilt
sIse " given al rhe crystal Opera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
KENT DELIVERS
FINAL LECTURE
At UNIVERSITY
College President De-
clares Vocational
Teachers Must Have
Practical Experience

Instruction In vocational odpca-
ton should be done by teachers
who have had practical experience
In the vocation course which they
are directing was the statement OF
President Hr T.. Kent OF the
New Mexico colleEs OF Agricui-
ture and Mechanic Arts today In
HE address at Rodey hall fhe
lecture was the nnnl onc Of the
series which has been delivered
by President Kont on Vocational
Education before the summer
school students OF the State Uni
yeraity.
lie declared that there are many
things which the vocational
teacher cau only gain through
practical experience. especially In
t~ruining courses FOR the trades or
industries. although he also staied
that for teaching agricultural
methods the teacher should have
had practical farming experience.
zone Of the mistakes commonly
made In attempting 30 i%ntrooure
vocational work into the high
schooia. he said, lis to choose aa
teacher, college trained men or
women who hnvo had ma ZEAL trade.
experience. Personally would
put thu Importance OF trade ga.
perience first in selecting tsach-
cra After | had satisfied myself
concerning their trade experience.
I would look into their technical
trimming
Community Needs Important
He stated that in soliciting the
bases for vocational training In
amy community the course should
he chosen % according 10 the
preference Of the school or teacher.
hut based upon the needs % the
community or Industries IN the
vicinity. He made the comparison
between this city and Clovis, as an
Illustration. In the former n ~
he said tina, the trades wouic he
a leading factor In choosing tho
vocational curriculum while In
Clovis agriculture would prcdom-
inatc In the community's needs
and tho desires OF tho inhanisants
towards particular trades or In
dustries.
"The point L.. that we must not
assume that vocational work can
be standardized. he said. AS IN
regular college preparatory work.
W. must lonrn y needs - the
community and adapt our voca-
tional outHcs to those q In
ndn rtinF our ourse W. mus keep
IN mind that FOR the young people
who are not yet ready ia 90 INTO
actual work on a fun time naaiH
fhcro - tho type OF school in which
tho student gives one. half his umc
To general education AID the other
hall to trade Instruction and ar
qnirinE vocational Hkili The
coursra may he preparatory tor
more than n single trade ~ that
tho students can choose the voca-
uun for which they are best fit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
.SHEEP SANITARY
BOARD CHANGES
! DIPPING RULES
Ansmals in Areas Not
Infected by Scabies
Not Subject to Treat
Z

roqowlne tho hearing OF re-
porffiby the United States Bureau
Of AnimRl industry, H. own mem
beers and a number OF prominent
shscn raisers throughout the state.
the State sheep sanitary board
ycssefday Afternoon decided TO
modify the general sheep dipping
law The board. however, deli
vereLthe opinion that sheep which
were Infected with scables or
Wins an area who're scnbie- are
prevalent and which r declared
quprnntined areas By the field In
epecf4r OF the federal aud state
orgnuizations r TO he subjected
70 sgperai dipping law require
In regard to non-lnfeeted sheep.
the BOARD stated thai all sheep,
othafthan bucks which are found
by dc field inspectors OF the
boarS or OF the 7. ~ Bureau OF
the ecnbies infection not re-
quira4 by the order OF the board
20 10 dipped under supervision
this year.
tbs board declared. however,
that Mil buck sheep within the
statelpr whlrh may enter the state
durtnt The present year are to be
dipD&4 twice under the supervision
Of flu1d inspectors at intervals Of
10 tdif days. the first dipping TO
occur not earlier .han October L.
Bueie< shccp whtch are driven or
shiplfd INTO tho state are re-
quirea to be- dipped twice. the
first Hiipping TO occur within .
a.uAm.Fa- AaFa ~ 4nrranga fUfn
New Aiexico and prior to the dis
persioh or division Of the herd o.
lot -c1nsignment. The board APP
prove1 OF lime. sulphur ana nico-
tin u the ingredients OF the dip
ping 4ulxturc.
AfIah.s for Navajo Sheep
Spnqinl regulations for the
sheen on Navajo indian rcsarva-
t~ionFi1were formulated by the
boaraE In the ease OF areas where
IL was determined that the sheep
ahoum be dipped twice within a
perio4 Of 10 to n days under the
tho Meas which the inspectorr
discovered 10 be free from scabics
tho 1Hrds OF sheep should be sub
Jecte6 10 a general dipping under
su~pefYision a. a precautionary
meafA1re against soabies.
e-s<nise Levy on sheep
In sRiew of the recent decrsaHe
In thu valuation placed upon sheep
by ~ state Taxation Commission,
the tyeard decided that u waH nee
crsarI 3 o raise the levy IN sheep
IN of1cr to maintain its efficiency
and Hrerntions. The luvy was raj
sed frDm 4 mills on the dotiar OF
the asscssed value % each head
% sutep to : mills The State
Taxa<fon Commission reduced re-
oontlX tha assessed valuation OF
the AHeep from % a head to s3.2h
for demmon sheep and tASO for
imprfsed sheep which makes an
averdEe valuation FOE the board
only ~ bout ohe-half the funds
which the board hat previously
receiNed FOR la maintenance with
tire higher valuation.
The Increase OF the levy Of the
hoard 10 ! mills will, Il IN estimated
gain q for the board OF
appr2A imateiy 80 cents a head.
This a. approximately the same re-
venue which was produced for the
boart by the previous levy ON the
shoes hseessed on a valuation OF
fS bead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Supper Table
Gossip

Games played in tiic boys base
hall leagues yesterday follow;
Senior league; High school won
from Little Tildiios. ~ to 10: Pig.
my league: nnreIas Tigers won
nom Little rIdlios. ~ to 10; rismy
league. Barelas Tigers won from
from Athletics. SO TO 4.
&. ~. tsriggs was fined 81 la
police court this morning whom ha
wus brought up on n charge OF vio-
lnting "a traffic ordinance. A. G.
Chavez was fined the same amount
for driving a eur without having
"A dnscr's LICENSE.
suit for divorce un grounds Of
abandonment was filed ~ the dis
tvict court today by Manuel Cha
VcE against Mariana Chavez. The
ccmpinint alleges that the couple
was married la 1919. and have no
children on community property
nacding division.
The fire Department. pnasic n
run to a23 South First street in
the mitdi. of the forenoon today.
when q false alarm wac turned In
from there.
The Barton Community club win
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs,
Maudc Doty OF the county agricui-
turai extension bureau TO instruct
thv women OF the community IA
making millinery and clothing
Ihr Petition Of Jim OnE DO. pro-
priotor OF the New Hcpubiic rea-
tnurani. To return FOR a visit with
his wife aud family Of three chill
dren to CHINA l. under investiga-
ton by the United States immiTra-
ton bureau. He II going IN the
status Of a labOrcr. ana although
this government permits hts return
60 China without ans investigation.
his return TO this country Will have
to be obtained after permission AMI
special Investigation by govern
ment agents. Capt. John =. Harm,
local immigration inspector. will
make an investigation for the au-
thoritics OF Dos case here.
Following the trial of Ray Gar
Gin for alleged cn%rclcssnca- In
starting "a brush fire on land adj
joining a national forest a mile
southwest Of San Anionito. h a
warning Of the requirements OF the
law in regard TO fires. Garcia
was arraigncd wednesday before
the justice % peace at San Antonito
ana fined SIC ana costs. after he
had pleaded guilty 10 not comply
INK with thu state fire laws hy not
giving a 2f-hour notice TO adloin-
inr land owners The prosecution
of the casc was conducted by
Ranger O. l.. Wrrnock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
People You
Know

Raaia.sr Repairing

Radiator Repairing ouieksi Anto Co
Hon. Neator M0ntoya, congress
man at large from New N~cNico,
II home for a few weeks. He ar
rived In Albuquerque last night
Mrs. Thomas v. Curtin Of Santa
Fe visited the city today.
w. n. Soligman. lieutenant tse-
rlor) Of the air service, q. =. ~.
attached TO the Pacific fleet. was
I've the city today.
Luis n. Armijo and family left
On. train 30. . this morning for
CnHfprH1h whore They VIII spend
about three months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

L. e&rfer to fufmuieta the re-
.s-41 lhn fftiAmatipn orea In
Sscorzt eapnif. n = aeAheiL en-
aanal HI ~ md uininf enfneer-
Inf ~ fN's e'.< lttf x~ts'&.aaz ier
MA .l1it MaIIeD nroa rccorha
<,.,lo. +4011pai and velen-
g. NJ. men&eer q ne ensm.
74.1r<.1 >s<l <ednf ~ at
~. I~<III zs&4tsu o.fr<.I aur-
I&a 7I1127lI4 N 10 defitcd
{ n7 se6|sa as''sn pFe'es's'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
FOREreN ExCnANnr

NEW YORK. June 23.-Forcign
eSchange. easy Great Britain. do
mand. al. cablea. AL = sO-day
hills on banks. A3S u. France. de-
mand, S.h0; cables. S.bOh. Italy.
demand. l.7s. cables. 47sh. BEL
GUM. demand. SOS. cables, s.OSh .
Germany. demand. .3Ois: cables,
.aah. Holland. demand. $50:
cables. 3s.f5. Norway. demand.
1850. Sweden. demand. abS5.
Denmark, demand. 2t.sO. Switxer-
laad. demand, 1894. spain. de-
inand, 1859 urcccu, demand.
3 TO- Poland. demand. .O2A
Czrcho-SlOvakia. demand, 100.
Argentine, demand, sb.S7. Brazil,
demand. 1887. Montreal. g8A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

NEW YORK. June 23-Forcign
bar silver, 70hc
Compensatory; cloctrolytlc spot
and futures. IAN ia7sc.
Unsteady. spot and nearby.
faiss; futures, $3l.is.
Iron Steady; prices uncha nRcd.
Lcnd-sieady; spot. xb.7be 90
g5.Sb.
Hinc-Quici; East -. Louis lie.
Ivory. spot and nearby, $500
s. &c.
Anumony-spo,. sb.Os@Ss.2s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

hoifcrl $3.50; most tanners ~ 90
efsf2b
HogS-flccciptn. i.OOy. Market
upennd slow. closed fairly active
z" both packers and shippers; & to
10 ccnta over; bulk. 17b to 22O-
pound weights. tlO.2b sie.sV.
top, SO.4s; shippers took aboui
1000. $40 To 1oo-pound weights,
Si0t0MSie25, bulk of sales. $3.50
mSlO.f0; throw-out rowa, mostly
ss.s0Tfs.7h; stock pigs. steady.
medium 10 good kind. sio.lsH
St0.40.
Shccp-ncccip;s. 1000. odd lots
stock native ewes 20 Killers. steady;
lambs. generally steady 90 strong.
spots higher: top. nativca. tia.60!
others si2.s5 1tf450.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
DENVER

DENNERs dune zA.-Cattic- Ito-
ceipis. 900. Market steady; Doof
steers, $3.50 ~ t9.e0; cows and
hoifers. SissOm sG.T5. calves. $500
a. 5000; bulls 5000. stock
cfs and feeders, $500 $3.50.
Ilogs-Roceipts. 700. Market 8
to 10 cent? lower. top, $3.50. bulk.
&9.5On $685..
sheep Receipts. none. Market
unchanged. Clipped ewes. ttb0H
$500; spring lambs, SiO.OOff
SI2.OO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

KANSAS CITY. Mo. juno ga
Cattle Rcccipta. 500. Quality
plain. hardly enough on sale to
make a market: lnoks aDout
most she stock s3.00Ht5.0es few
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

cars; Alabama sacked niisss 1ri-
umphs. te.ts@ts.oo evil, na,-
LANAI saekcd spHaidins ftoas. No /.
T.. s2.so@ts.a5 cwt;. Louisiana
sacked round whites. fleli rp1.
ff.Tbm $500 cwt.. Arkansas.
Georgia. Oklahoma and i.ous@iRn1
sacked Bliss Trlumphs. No. 1, tg.ia
a. $500 cwt.: North Carolinn. Sor-
folk section, atnvc hnrrcia, Irish
cobbiers. ff.asm t4.sb nv cast
orn shore Virginia stnvo harrcia,
lrish CobbiorH, tb.ooqfkza.
Butter Higher; creamery ~
tras. soc. firets. ~ ~ ~ fMc; SEQ
ondn. 2acet 8Oh standards. safe.
FgEs-Hlehcr. Recciptn. 1916
eases I1rsta, ~ hcd2i@c. srd.-
nary firs,s. a0cn 20 &c. miHc,.a1-
coua sOhcd 2ic. storage packrl
cStraH, 2ac; storage packed tirstr.
a2iacM22Mc.
I'ouifry-Alivc. lower: rosfls.
2eHe; broilcrs. socatic roosrcrS
10 cents.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June a.
EgEs--unchnnEcd. 2oc.
Buttcr-UnchanEcd; creamery,
% cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23

81 JOSEPH Mo, juno "a
Cattle Receipts 500. Market
stcndy; top. Hight y~cnrllnEf. SSG5.
i~.i00-pound steers. $50; calves
opened so cents LAWYER: top. SI.uo.
Hogs Rccciptr. 1000. Market
opened 10 TO Is cents iosscr. top
5000; bulk OF mlcs, s5.y0W
ttO.25.
Shecp-Reccipss, $500 Eat
lambs Is q SO cents higher; best
native lambs. si2.00efSi2.s5.
sheep. Hioady; ewes, sa.SDmsfo0.
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ctlNtt H.
Few OF the dead could be- pos
lively Identified. Mes; of thcI1
bad been rlflsd Of an effects. AZ
ter lying piled In the morsues yes
terday they were ombalmod last
night. Scores watched the processes
all through the nlEhf. making un-
prieiabic remarks about tho bodiss.
That today would bring official
action of Some kind was un-
doubted That this action would
bring little In the way % results
was the prediction OF every one In
tonch with the situation.
The order Of Governor small last
night To hold 1908 mon Of the
militia In readiness IN chicago.
was greeted ON the streets here
with sarcastic comment. a msm-
her ~ tho police force told ~
correspondent that n troops were
cent hore hs'd tatc the night po'
lice force and clean them out
Inquiry developed that ne wns tho
night police force himself.
Mans Tell Experiences
The request 81 the governor FOR
an official report brought more
sarcasm, the rist ~ which seemed
To he that there was nothing 10
report officially.
official stntemcpts wcre ararc,
Everyone talked Of tho fight aud
mnnv nreolv related their own ex-
pericncea, yet none even know OF
u officially. Tho Killed ,Imply
dropped dead" u was explained
when official statements weso
asked. No n was murdered. IL
was snid-officIally. n was re-
. marked tina; there had heon 81
k%iliinga here since anuarv
Early this morning several news.
paper men were -nriv,,civ t,formea
tha, plnns were foot Ia burr n.
number ~ nin.s Witch A., nrc.ia.,s
veara Ind inbor tro,,bies mn
! corrosnondenfa wore ,,td 10 90 -
IA certain r,tnc a. on. .,.t,ct 80.
mornlnr and th.v wcuid 500 v,,a,
Wa tormod !. ,-nar,. u..
t,mobllss csrr.ing mo-, ~aa -
no direction ~ ,ha m,r. ,a,.a
t,,, ,hora ~ n,'"ce
trophi. ~" """ ~"
an tba, ro,,,t.. ~, A..
min. - hs.n ~ -. -s
~ - d. was
"t'.r tn' at
i Hf. ..aaa.. 49,. "
- 'cN 70 nave
80 ,hisafo' Out no
NV" ""i' 10 I'M" MN ms
~,
larry To-Day Sherltt IhaNton told
Wpan't men thht Inc situation
was wen IN hhhd ana there was no
uhiter That wha the only Off
'l"l "'hiement IN the early hOuri
OF the DAY
Benefits Paid
ih' iirst payments OF strike
net were paid to tho striking
mon about two weeks ago Efch
miner Wns given 80.
A'thgugh the men have becn on
.iribe Tor nearly three months few
az nfhers d connection with the
w"iknut were reported from the
ulHirici until reports reached the
ih'IibeiH OF the plan 81 the South
"fh Coal company TO open
a htrIp HiN miles enst OF nee his
~ tha mihc Where the killings
TOOK place
ihfi= Is no telephone or toic-
graph communication To the minra
ing zone from either HDrrim or
warrior The mine Ia located close
I" " hhicc called ~frcrdshnw Croasl'
ING between this city and Marion.
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IInERTY nnNns

NEW YORK. June aa-Liberty
bonds closed; sta's. sfO0.iO: first
a. Si0o.1o; second 4's, $4,000;
first as. sf0O.2S. second th's.
Si00.0G, third 4h'a. 500. Os,
fourth sh'a stooi-' Victory ~ =,
2iOOGG,
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NEW YoI,I,

NV YORK. June 23.-CnH
money stronger; high. o; low. 3:
ruling rate. s.. closing. ba5h last
loan, 5; call loans against accept
ancea IN.
Time loans. ensy. sixty days and
ninety days. "a Gfi six months.
fIfh.
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KANSAS CITY. Juno. 23-cnah
wheat. No. 2. hard. si.O9 mfi.32.
No. I. red. tf.0sati.lO.
corn--No. 2. white, 50h; No. ?.
'yeiiuw. 81 ifcm62c.
Hay-unchangcd.
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OMAHA. Ncb.. June 25.-wncat:
No. 2, hard N.o7 Gti1fi No. 2.
miScd. 81 90 3st.O1
Coin-No, 2, white. 5Gh No. 2,
mixed Gee.
Oats-No. 2 white. a6c; No. 3.
white, 35c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
NAV YOIlk aOTTON

NEW YORK, June 23-Spot
cotton. quiet. middling. s22.20.
Cotton futures closed easy. July,
t21GI October. t2i.GS; December,
S2l.50' january, s2i.iO. March.
s2f.3 80.
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Produce

CHICAGO. June s3.-polato, ~
Market steady. Receipts. 10 ears;
total United States shipments, ~
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New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June 23.-Intorcs,
IN the stock market today dlmin-
ishcd TO n marked degree. The In
auiry into Mexican Petroleum and
higher money rates acted ms a
cheek on further zpcculatlv, OPP
STATIONS. sales Appropriated 750.-
oo0 shares. The closing was firm.