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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
7
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Boston notes steady wool demand with rising prices across descriptions. Western buying remains keenest, with Kerrville and San Angelo prices near Boston levels. Mills show slow but improving activity. Mohair markets steady with top makers and spinners reporting better business amid optimistic foreign markets.
Speculators led a broad rally in a high volume session with oil shares lifting on Teapot Dome news. Sinclair jumped to 24% intraday, Pennsylvania and Northwestern rails gained, and bourbon? sugar stocks rose on tariff notes as traders priced in policy and crop movement forecasts.
Chicago wheat rose as traders priced in a four to one chance of serious black rust damage in North Dakota and the eastern Canadian spring belt. July futures climbed to 1.56 to 1.56 with September at 1.55 while corn and oats edged up. Provisions gained as packers bought and hog values strengthened, with widespread liquidity pressure from disappointing Kansas threshing results.
Real estate listing describes six 8 room furnished apartments with bath and sleeping porches in close in third ward as a fine investment. Also offered is a two story 9 room brick residence at the southwest corner of Eighth street and Kent avenue, near Robinson park, lot 100 by 142 with shade trees. A Fleischler Realtor insurance of all kinds. Loans 317 West Gold Ave. Phone 674. The ad includes a long list of stock tickers and financial notices and local employment classifieds.
Liberty bonds closed with the 3145s at 191.3, first 4s at 102.23, second 4s at 101.16, third 4s at 101.30, fourth 4s at 103, and U S government 4s at 107.17.
Chicago hogs receipts 22 000 with active demand and gains up to 10 cents. Hog prices 226 to 340 pounds mainly 12 90 to 13 15 with top 13 15. sows 11 60 to 12 00. Cattle receipts 2000 with grass fed steers and yearlings active. yearlings 11 25 to 11 40. mixed offerings 11 00. some 1260 pound cattle to 10 60. bulls to 7 50. packers bid up to 10 00. outsiders near 9 55.
Chicago notes show potatoes trading steady with Wisconsin Michigan stock. butter receipts at 42 to 46 cents. eggs higher with 29 to 31 cents firsts. New York cotton spot and futures easing from previous highs. copper steady with tin, iron, lead, zinc, and antimony prices listed for regional traders.
The City Commission of Albuquerque proclaims as part of the city territory described by metes and bounds. The description begins at the northeast corner of current city limits and traces east and south boundaries to include the Town of Albuquerque Grant area and surrounding sections.
Numerous modern furnished two and three room apartments listed with names of buildings and locations including South Broadway West New York North Second South Seventh West Coal West Fruit and others. Several include sleeping porches garages and light housekeeping. Rates and contact phones provided.
Classified rental notices list multiple properties including four, five, and six room furnished and unfurnished houses and cottages. Locations span South Edith, North Third, East Central, South Arno, West Silver, and other streets with prices from $10 to $35 monthly and terms like garage, gas, and sleeping porches. Several entries request inquiries by phone or address and emphasize no children or no sick individuals.
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