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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
9
Liberty Bonds close stance noted with 24s at 101 and 4s around 102.10. Major equities show mixed results including American Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and United States Steel with varied percentages.
Foreign exchanges firm in New York shows Great Britain demand at 4.86 percent with cables at 4.86. Bills on banks advance 4.814. France demand 4.97 with cables 4.37. Italy demand 4.04 with cables 34. Belgium 4.83. Germany 23.89. Spain 14.54.
Wheat futures surged with July and September contracts rising as crop damage estimates from Bloomington area reports spurred buying. Traders noted reports of destroyed wheat in over a hundred square miles while rains and a prior Liverpool weakness influenced prices. Corn and oats followed wheat’s lead with provisions firmer on demand.
Chicago June 3 livestock report shows hogs receipts 16 000 with weights and varieties mixed. prices 12 10 to 12 40 for 160 to 350 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 10 000 with fed steers and yearlings barely active with small gains expected in all grades.
Kansas City and Denver report cattle hog and sheep receipts for June 3. Kansas City notes strong demand for heavy steers and steady calves, with hogs mostly steady and lambs weaker. Denver shows slow hog sales with top prices around 11.85 and mixed cattle gains, Idaho lambs dropping sharply amid quiet trade.
Chicago market notes show Butter receipts 10 749 tabs with creamery extras 42 1/4 to 42 3/4 cents and various first and second grades. Eggs receipts 20 068 cases with firsts around 29 1/2 to 31 1/2 cents and storage pack extras 31 1/2 to 31 3/4 cents. Alive poultry higher with fowls 24 1/2 cents, broilers 20 1/2 to 20 3/4, ducks 22 1/2 to 23 1/2 cents. Potatoes receipts new 88 old 26 cars. U S shipments new 68 old 369. North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers 6.90 to 6.40 per barrel depending on quality.
New York metals market summary lists copper quiet at 13 percent for spot and futures. Tin eases with spot near 54.87 and futures 54.75. Iron shows mixed values for No 1 and No 2 Northern and Southern types around 20 dollars. Lead steady around 0.875, zinc easier at 7.00, antimony spot 16.50, bar silver 68. Mexican dollars quoted at 5.38 for 8?cles.
The New York market shows spot cotton steady at middling 23.85 as futures close firmer by 29 to 50 points. July contracts trade around 22.09 to 23.10 with October 22.35 to 22.28 and December 22.54 to 22.56, January 22.15 to 22.16, March 22.41 to 22.42.
In Tucson on June 3 Justice Mallory weighs whether prosecution must prove intent to exceed the speed limit. Defense argues Keealer did not speed and lacks evidence of willful or criminal intent to exceed the limit. Deputy county attorney Kempf filed an answer defending the charge.
Notice to taxpayers calls for a June 15 1925 meeting at the Old Albuquerque court house to revise assessment rolls and hear appeals. The item also lists numerous short classified notices for rooms housing cleaning work nursing bookkeeping and job seeks, with box references and contact details in the Journal.
Numerous listings for modern furnished apartments and suites with two and three rooms, sleeping porches, private baths, and heat. Locations include South Broadway, West Marble, North Second, South High, North Sixth, Central area, and East Central with several near Central avenues. Summer rates noted. some include garage, private entrances, or housekeeping ready. Prices range from around 12.50 to 22 monthly in various units. Phone numbers and addresses provided for immediate inquiries.
Multiple rental notices describe three to five room houses and bungalows for immediate rent or summer use. Locations include South Arno North Fourth Cornell East Grand Grand Avenue and Walter streets with prices from 20 to 45 dollars monthly and several with furnishings and garages. Contact numbers and addresses provided.
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