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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
Rates for Morning Journal classified ads include a minimum charge of 25 cents for insertions. Pricing varies by line with several categories noted, such as S Insertions, seeceses and Kinsertiome. Additional lines and special sections appear to be listed with per line costs and a fixed 88.00 per line entry.
Wall Street on June 17 shows industrials and rails moving in tight ranges. Skelly Oil leads the Mi group near year highs while Moon Motors hits 1925 peak. Pierce Arrow surges to a record, with Amex and Great Western Sugar gaining. Call money holds at 3 1/2 percent, time money at 3 to 4 percent. foreign exchange moves little.
The June 17 report notes Liberty Lands closed with quotes including 4e's at 191.2 and 102.17 for first 4's, 102.19 for first 44's, 103.1% for second 4%%, 161.20 for third 4% and 102.28 for fourth 44's with government 44's at 207.7 in LA.
June 17 report from New York notes regular exchange with Great Britain demand at 4.85716 and cable around 4.46, sixty day bank bills at 457.36. France demand appears at 4.7445, cables 16. Italy demand at 0.77 percent, cables Ti. Belgium demand 4.704 percent.
Wheat prices rose nearly seven cents per bushel today as reports from Fargo North Dakota said black rust appeared in the Red River valley a leading wheat area. The disease has caused heavy past losses in wheat production.
Real estate listings describe six 3 room apartments with bath and glassed sleeping porches, fully furnished near the third ward as a fine investment. A two story nine room brick residence sits at Lighth street and Kent avenue near Robinson park with a 100 by 142 foot lot and shade trees. Market reports note mixed commodity movements with wheat surging late due to export buying and weather risk, while corn oats and hogs show varied changes and several futures quotes across July September and December contracts.
U S Department of Agriculture data from Chicago Kansas City and Denver show hog receipts around 18 090 at Chicago with steady to higher early bids and top near 13 00 for hogs while cattle receipts about 8 000 and sheep receipts around 12 600 reflect mixed demand with firmer prices for fed steers and yearlings and strong to higher selling for fat lambs and native sheep in diverse weight classes. Kansas City reports 5 500 cattle 8 500 hogs and 6 900 sheep with steady to higher movement and notable top bids, Denver logs lighter hog and cattle receipts with generally steady to higher pricing and steady stocker and feeder activity amid grassy feed conditions.
Five room modern house for sale at 21% blocks from Central avenue on a lot valued at 1250 dollars, offered for 2650 with small down payment and rent like balance or trade for a car as first payment. Also listed are piano and garage rental wants and relief-drive donations with prices on odd head native lambs and yearlings.
Chicago reports Butter lower receipts 12 074 tubs with various grade prices from 39 to 42c. Eggs receipts 15 697 cases with firsts around 28 to 29c and storage pack extras 31c. Poultry unsettled with prices for fowls broilers roosters and turkeys listed. Potatoes receipts mixed with steady market. Wisconsin Michigan sacked whites $1.00 to $1.29. New York copper firm at 13 1 4, tin 56 1 2 spot, iron steady, lead 8 2 4 to 8 4 0, zinc 7 00, antimony 16 50 to 16 62.
Cotton spot in New York remained quiet at middling 24.15. Futures closedsteady with declines of 22 to 49 points. July 22.39 to 23.41, October 23.31, December 23.35, January 22.85 to 22.86, March 24.10.
In Redding California the court room of Superior Judge W E Hersinger was overtaken by ten thousand bees from an unused chimney. The bees halted the session as workers refused to continue until the swarm could be cleared. An intrepid janitor finally dispersed them with smoke, ending the disruption.
Roswell New Mexico June 17 F J Ullerick local coffee salesman was held up by two masked men in an alley as he closed his garage doors. They took 60 dollars in silver and currency and 141 in checks. The checks were found next morning in his front yard. Police are investigating with no arrests yet.
A column of rental ads lists furnished and unfurnished rooms in multiple addresses including 124 South Walter . 400 South Seventh . 215 North Seventh . 904 West Fruit . 208% North Second . 315% South First Belleview Hotel . 218 South Walter . 20% North North . 216% North Second . 61) West Coal . 600 North Second . 307 North Third . 416 South Third . 23 South Arno . 710 South Arne . 6223 North Second. Ads describe access to private baths, porches, light housekeeping, ventilation, and proximity to downtown. Several notices seek single occupants or couples. contact numbers included.
Multiple terse ads seek work by a bear and by an American woman for day or hour tasks. Requests include nursing, housekeeping, house cleaning, lawn work, laundry, ironing, and pet care with various phone numbers and box references. Also seeks bookkeeping and general office work with local references.
A long list of for rent notices details furnished two and three room apartments across multiple addresses including Booth Broadway, North Second, South Walter, and West Iron. Offers include housekeeping, private baths, sleeping porches, garages, steam heat, and summer rates, with contact numbers for inquiries.
Alamogordo New Mexico June 17 Joxe Lopes 69 a well known Spanish American resident of Ar ri zozo near Care rizozo is near death from a bullet wound to the abdomen a party of boys hunting likely fired a 22 caliber bullet Sheriff Bam Kelneyle is leading the investigation
State Game and Fish Warden T. P. Delgado requests all persons who bought a 1925 hunting or fishing license before May 25 1925 to visit their license collector and exchange licenses due to changes in bag limits and big game season dates. No charge for the exchange.
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