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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1925
Page
12
A compact description of a well arranged small house focusing on efficient kitchen placement adjacent to a dresser storage area and icebox, with a light colored, easy to clean design. Upstairs host two bedrooms a bath and large linen closets, plus a hall stair leads to a dining living area opening to a side porch and garden.
An article reviews a metal lath and stucco house as a model of beauty and function. It describes lighted living rooms, a sun room, a large kitchen and pantry with organized drawers, and a work-friendly sink arrangement. Advice on costs and procuring plans follows, with notes on upcoming designs and market figures.
Trading closed with irregularities after an early strength led by oil rubber and motor shares. Heavy profit taking trimmed gains while oil issues pressed volume above 600,000 shares. New 1925 highs were set for United States Rubber and other rubber and motor stocks. American Ice and Coca Cola hit year peaks.
Foreign exchange markets show irregular demands with Great Britain at $4.855 and cables at $4.861 16. France bids $4.76, cables $4.76. Italy bids $8.95, cables $3.95. Belgium bids $4.66, Germany at $25.80 and Spain at $14.57. 60 day bills on banks $4.81.
Liberty bonds closed with 34's at 101.1, second 4 1/2's at 101.8, third 4 1/2's at 101.81, fourth 4's at 102.16, and U S government 4's at 196.25.
Oats jumped nearly four cents a bushel and pulled wheat higher amid reports of severe oats damage from heat. Closing oats rose 2% to 3% with July at 1.69 and September around 1.66. Wheat drifted, some losses expected from cooler forecasts and rain, while southwestern yields appeared improving.
Market notes show oats boosting sentiment while spring wheat in the northwest remains head ing short. Corn prices hold firm on favorable crop news despite limited rain as pork and lard demand lifts provisions. Futures listed for wheat oats rye lard ribs bellies and corn across July September and December contracts.
Chicago June 6 livestock report shows hog receipts at 5,000 with uneven quality. Prices steady to a few cents lower when compared with prior.
Denver USDA market summary reports hog receipts 300 drive ins steady overall with hogs 11.50 to 11.70 for butcher, sow and fat pig prices 10.25 and 10.50. Cattle receipts 1,600 with beef steers and yearlings strong, stockers lower, cows top 10.00, yearlings up to 10.50. sheep receipts 3,400 with Idaho lambs at 14.90 for week, most classes down, lambs 14.75, yearlings 13.00, ewes 7.25.
Cotton spot quiet with middling at 24.45 while futures closed steady though down 22 to 31 points. July to March futures ranged from 22.09 to 28.73 with several months trading lower, and other commodities including poultry potatoes butter and eggs show varied receipts and prices across regions.
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