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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
9
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Wall Street advances carried by oil and utilities amid easy money and dividend bets. Major issues like General Petroleum and American Smelting posted gains while U S Steel showed resilience despite sagging orders. Trading activity was steady with call money at 3.5 percent and mixed foreign exchange moves.
Liberty Bonds closed in New York on June 11 with the 2% issue at 101.3 and the first 4% at 102.29, while second 4% bonds also noted in market updates.
Rn McClughAn Realtor W Gold advertises loan availability with amounts 1200 1400 1500 for immediate placement. Mentions 10 percent money needs and a contact phone 442-1 with figures 101.14 102 102.30 and 107.18 related to government bonds or rates.
Wheat futures drift lower as Canadian rainfall and U S spring wheat conditions weigh, with July at 1.62 and September 1.59, while corn gains modestly and oats hold. Trade notes rising premiums from millers, limited export sales, and weather concerns in Europe and the U S midland influence prices amid late session buying and selling.
Chicago cattle and hog receipts reach markdowns with mixed trends as hogs largely steady to 10 cents lower while underweight hogs rise 25 to 50 cents. Cattle and sheep show uneven demand with best fed steers mostly steady to higher in Chicago and weaker elsewhere. Denver and Kansas City also log lighter demand and lower prices across hogs and stocker cattle, with some top tare values noted for select lots.
A compact modern five room brick with glassed sleeping porch on a corner lot offers east front exposure and a garage for five thousand dollars. Sold by A. L. Martin Company Realtors at 223 West Gold Avenue Albuquerque.
Weakened by similar usage the sign comes off and a man wonders whether to let the next man take his chances or to try to put the sign back on himself. He decides to walk off.
Cotton spot quiet with middling at 23.70 and futures steady within 13 point range. Copper and tin ease, zinc steady, iron quiet, antimony firm while Chicago reports steady potatoes and mixed dairy and poultry prices amid strong new stock demand and slow old stock trading.
Los Angeles June 11 Al Jennings former bank robber evangelist politician and real estate promoter announced he would seek admission to the California bar to help prosecute a law suit for Mrs Havel Garland. Jennings said she was among his converts at a revival meeting and the suit concerns damages for false arrest.
Tom W. Neal of Las Vegas has been named special attorney by the state finance board to sue on the bonds of officials cited by the state comptroller. He follows A. L. Zinn who recently resigned, and will seek recovery of amounts charged against the officials within the last two years.
Bernalillo County Sheriff Zamora will sell 500 shares of Otero Bros. Company stock, issued in F. J. Otero's name, at public auction on June 29 1925 to satisfy a judgment. Principal 2931.60 interest 56.45 costs and attorney fees 390.65 sheriff fees 77.88 and advertising expense.
Numerous rental notices list furnished rooms with private baths, housekeeping options, and varying locations around the city. Properties include modern homes, hotels, and apartments on Walter, Seventh, North Fourth, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Broadway streets, with rents from $3 per week and up. Contact numbers and names appear for several listings.
A long OCR listing details numerous furnished two and three room apartments with sleeping porches, garages, and steam heat. Locations include South Edith, South Broadway, West New York, North Seventh, West Fruit, North Second, South High, West Central, and more. Contact numbers and dates vary, offering summer rates and small housekeeping rooms.
Multiple rental notices list rooms from three to five, including furnished and unfurnished cottages, bungalows, and brick houses. Locations span South Edith North F Eighth South Arno West Silver East Central University area and nearby streets with phone contacts and rental rates. Details include garages sleeping porches water paid and varying rents from 13 to 45 dollars monthly.
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