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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
6
Classified rate copy lists per line pricing with multiple garbled terms and numbers. The legible items show a 25 cent minimum charge and several per line rates around 800 and 1060 but the text is inconsistent and includes stray letters.
The Com elal Pulletin reports a dull domestic wool market with few sales and nominal bids. Prices in secondary markets slip while foreign markets show pressure. mohair remains steady though subdued. Readouts list diverse fleece and fiber prices across regions and grades for immediate sale.
The readable text shows a distorted financial snippet with percentages and terms like bill, call, installment, and days. No clear names, dates, or entities are identifiable to anchor a full item.
Martin Company Realtors offers a four room modern adobe with hardwood floors built in features and a garage for 3600 dollars. Located at 223 West Gold Street. Phone 156.
Reports show wheat prices steady to higher with December at 1.74 percent for new and 1.73 for old, corn around 77 to 83 cents, rye near 96 to 104 cents, lard and ribs trading in the mid teens, and futures in Kansas City listed for December through May and July contracts. Prices vary by grade with No. 2 hard wheat at 1.69 to 1.78, No. 2 red at 1.78 to 1.81, and corn grades ranging from 76 to 80 cents for different varieties.
Hogs receipts 22 000 market uneven better weight active steady higher few top to 11 75 bulk 149 170 lb pigs 11 50 11 65 190 225 lb 11 30 11 46 desirable 250 100 lb butchers 11 20 11 90 sows 9 50 10 00 killing pigs 11 75 12 00 slaughter pigs 11 25 12 00 Cattle receipts 6 000 all classes steady killing quality plain fat steers 9 00 10 25 best weighty steers 10 65 yearlings 11 00 fed bulks over 1200 lb best action fat sows 5 00 7 00 heifers 6 50 7 75 bologna bulls 5 00 5 40 vealers 10 26 11 00 outsiders 12 00 13 06 and better Sheep receipts 19 009 fat lambs active demand light and medium weight 16 25 16 75 few to 17 00 shippers cull natives 12 00 13 00 heavy yearling wethers 13 00 aged wethers 11 00 fat lambs up to 10 00 most sheep 25c higher tail end feeding lambs 15 00 good kind 15 75 16 00 supply small
At the Albuquerque Lodge annual memorial, services will honor dead members including Charles Karber W Y Walton W H Carlson A E Davis Erk M Carr D Bell Cleaver Richard Zamora E Park Jacobs H Springer C B Eger and H Jeannette The Very Rev H R A Maley to deliver the memorial address Elks feature music by Mrs Nell Cavanaugh and piano hand Ella Gruenwald Festch rg and performances by Frank Darrow Helen Sisk and others The public is invited to attend
Judge O L Phillips in federal court Friday dismissed with prejudice three suits by Francis Chapman as receiver of the State National Bank against former directors. The cases totaled between 60 000 and 70 000 and were to be dismissed when Albuquerque Finance Corp acquired the bank assets last summer. Plaintiffs named Kaseman Marron Wylder Ross and associates. One suit alleged Kaseman moved funds before closure. others alleged use of bank assets to indemnify a surety company for deposits.
Kansas City cattle receipts around 2500 show scarce stock with few loads and steady to strong prices. top medium weight steers near 10 per cwt and calves around 16.50 for choice veals. Hogs with 2500 receipts edge higher for shipper trade, top near 11.15, bulk 10.99 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 8500 with lambs steady to 10 cents higher, top 16.50 for lambs.
Denver market report shows hog receipts of 150 with one load and few drives offered. hog prices around 10 to 11.85 cents. Cattle receipts 100 with calves steady. good native cows 6.00, Idahos 5.75, fat heifers 6.25, Montana feeders 7.50, Colorado 7.85 to 8.25, yearling feeder heifers 6.50. Sheep receipts 1,050 with nothing for sale.
Advertises a five room furnished house for sale with $190 down and remaining balance financed by Hike rent. Location noted as East front Fourth Ward. Realtor A B Milner lists 313% W. Central and phone 923.
Experienced eniesiady wanted. The Economist. ee ee WANTED Experienced waitress Apply Liverty Cafe WANTED THousekeeper for email fam ily. Phone 3863 3. 0 OO WANTED Girl to help with housework Apply this morning 604 North Fourth GIRL to do general housework must be good cook and stay nights Call 469 North Eleventh WANTED Live woman to make 15 to 70 per day clear no experience re quired For particulars call at Clifton Hotel Room 3 Saturday evening be tween 5 and 9 ee WANTED Competent woman for gen eral housework must stay nights wages 50 per month Apply Mrs George Rostington Monkbridge Master Take bus do not phone
Classified ad lists a $3 600 four room brick residence with bath and glassed well furnished in Highlands. A second listing offers a $6 060 five room bungalow modern except heat with 735 by 142 lot, shade trees in Fourth ward. A. Fleischer, Realtor, Insurance and loans at 317 West Gold Ave, phone 674.
Steam heat rooms at 120 South Walter and 203 North Bath with sleeping porches. Modern 4 and 3 room bricks and frames offered at 62.50 monthly, $800 down, balance like rent. A 3 room frame fully furnished with poultry buildings and garden priced at 3150. Realtors Heaman McDupree and Anderman Balcomb advertise building finance and lots on East Silver Country Club and Fourth Ward with house construction on terms. Call 223 116 5 Third St and 1560.
Receipts show market weakness with several items down while others hold. Poultry remains steady with seven cars including fowls and turkeys priced from 16 to 23 percent. Potatoes see slow trade, U S shipments total 412 cars, Wisconsin and Idaho sacks quoted at 3.25 to 3.56 for round whites and russets.
Kansas City livestock and poultry prices show small changes with firsts at 47 cents and selected at 65 cents, poultry springs up 2 cents, other poultry, butter and potatoes unchanged. New York metals report copper firm at 14 1/4 to 14 1/4 cents, tin firm around 63.62 with 63.00 futures, iron and lead steady, zinc firm at East St. Louis spot 8.65 with 8.50 to 8.60 futures, antimony at 20.25, far silver at 69 1/2, Mexican dollars at 63.
New York cotton reports a quiet spot market with middling at 20.75. Futures closed barely steady, with December at 20.22 to 20.25 and January through July showing declines from 19.95 to 18.82.
About 10 000 cattle were shipped from Holbrook and McNary to the New Mexico line during November. Total season shipments from Flagstaff east to the state line are estimated at 100 000 head. Half of the shipments are breeding cows offered for liquidation.
A quoted remark characterizes atheists as egoists, asserting that disbelief in God centers self interest. The statement frames atheism as a moral stance driven by personal pride rather than belief.
On the fifth day of December in the year 1225 at 10 a.m. a brown mule ten years old, 17 hands high and weighing 1200 pounds, branded on the left hip will be sold in front of City Hall on North Second Street. J R Galusha Marsial.
A flood of notices detail three to four room furnished apartments for rent across multiple streets including North Seventh and South Broadway. Prices range from twelve dollars fifty cents to twenty two fifty monthly with features such as steam heat, water paid, private baths, garages, and sleeping porches.
Classified housing notices include multiple rental options from furnished three room to six room houses across several streets with prices from 17 to 55 monthly. Also listed are four to five room brick homes, garages, heating, land options near Old Town and near university, with terms and contact references. Some entries advertise sale, some rent to own, and others note nearby businesses and agent details.
Local classified snippets advertise a BARBER SHOP at 3192 W. Pal, tutoring in grades 1 to 8 by a trained teacher at 119 North Elm, and a LADY driver offering passenger space to Phoenix with references. Also a dining room in Albuquerque with reservations at 1830-M.
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