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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
9
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Markets reacted as the Bank of France used a $100,000,000 Morgan credit to stabilize the franc. Demand sterling held near $4.85, while continental exchanges retreated with mixed closes in major industrials and utilities, including Allied Chemical, General Electric, and U.S. Steel.
Foreign exchanges show irregular activity with Britain demanding $4.58 11-16 and cables at $4.86 1-16, 66 day bills on banks at $4.81 12-16.-France demand at 4.90, Italy 3.99, Belgium 4.79, Germany 23.80, Spain 14.56. Liberty Bonds closed with 3% at $101.1, 4% series at $102.11 to $106.20 depending on series, and other issues around $191.9 to $192.16.
New York metals prices show copper steady electrolytic spot and futures at 18 percent. Tin firm spot and futures. Iron steady. Lead steady at 8.75. Zinc easy with East St Louis spot and futures at 7.00. Antimony spot 16.25 to 16.50. Par silver 68 cents. Mexican dollars 52 cents.
Chicago June 4 AP Wheat futures surged to new highs as hot winds threaten Kansas and other Plains states. July at 1.68, September 1.63 3/4, December 1.65 as corn and oats rose on stronger cash demand. Market buoyed by scarce supplies and anticipated lower Kansas yields.
Realtor McClugh an at 202 W Gold offers immediate loans of 1200 1400 and 1500 dollars with options including a small 10 percent money rate. Contact 442 J for details.
The report lists commodity futures with prices for corn oats lard ribs and percentages for July September and December contracts. Corn July at 1.1914 and 1.1744 for September. Oats July 49c, September 50c, December 52c. Lard July 17.30, September 17.42, October 17.55. Ribs July 18.45, September 15.65.
Chicago hogs receipts 81,000 steady at best prices. cattle receipts 11,909 weak to lower. fat cows and vealers mixed. Denver sees lighter trade with top hogs at 11.85 and cattle mixed. Kansas City reports steady to higher feeder and slaughter prices with hogs 11.65 11.85 and lambs weak.
Chicago report June 4 shows poultry prices steady to higher with fowls at 25¢ and geese at 13¢. Receipts smooth and creamery extras at 42½¢. Potatoes arrive as new cars 21 and old 54, trading slow. New York cotton futures steady with July at 23.58 to 23.69 and December around 23.15 to 23.16.
Bernalillo County Sheriff Mora announces an auction of 500 shares of Otero Bros. Company stock held in F J Otero's name. The sale, conducted under an alias writ of Fi Fa, is set for the front door of the Bernalillo County Courthouse to satisfy principal 2931.50, interest 86.95, costs 300.65, sheriff 77.88, and advertising expenses. Deputy Wolff signs the notice.
A five room modern brick with a glassed sleeping porch sits three blocks from the Postoffice on an east front corner lot with a garage. Priced at 5000 dollars, listed by A. L. Martin Company Realtors at 223 West Gold Avenue.
Numerous listings for furnished rooms and sleeping porches in Albuquerque area. Private baths and modern homes offered at multiple addresses including 215 North Seventh, 414 West Gold, and 623 South Broadway. Some ads include housekeeping services, water, and storage options. several seek housekeepers, cooks, or a practical nurse.
Multiple for sale notices show frame houses two to four rooms, furnished homes, a brick bungalow, acreage, and income property. Listings include addresses, prices from 61 to 2000, cash terms, and local contact names such as Jay Spoon and Bishop, plus firms like Southwestern Investment and Building Co. and Savoy Hotel.
Numerous entries advertise furnished two and three room apartments with or without sleeping porches. Listings include addresses on South High East Central West Central North Second North Seventh South Broadway West Coal and Lincoln, with rents ranging from around 12.50 to 33 dollars monthly, some include garage access and steam heat. Various properties emphasize modern amenities, glassed porches, and proximity to Bezemek’s Dairy and the Jefferson building.
Multiple rental notices offer furnished three to six room houses and bungalows with varying rents from 11 to 45 dollars plus utilities. Properties listed include addresses on South Arno Edith Fifth East Grand and University Heights with contact methods. Also includes sales listings for furnished houses and a grocery stock business with terms and contact details.
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