Stocks Hold Firm Tone Amid Weekend Realizations
New York June 24 Stocks showed a firm undercurrent despite weekend realizations and bear scrutiny. Trading paused at times as offerings were absorbed. several issues near year highs on hopes of next month dividends. Oil and mining shares slipped to year lows while Baldwin Locomotive and General Railway Signal rose on new orders and merger rumors. Foreign exchange edged higher in Italian rates. money markets remained steady with 4 percent money and 4 1/4 percent commercial paper.
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New York
Trsday
Marland
Steel
Savage
Baldwin
General Railway Signal
General American
Art Metals
Remiireton Rand
Motors
Eessin
Ford
Adams Texpress
American Express
Case Threshing
International Silver
Currencies Hold Firm Amid Sterling Demand
Foreign exchange markets showed currencies holding firm as demand favored the British pound with quotes near 4.85 and 5-16 for value, while the French franc traded around 3.91 1-4 cents. The tone suggests steady pricing in a cautious market session with no major shifts.
Wheat Prices Dip Amid Good Weather Outlook in Chicago
Chicago June 24 Wheat prices moved lower as new crop movement awaited and receipts of corn were expected. Wheat closed unsettled with slight declines, corn and oats down, provisions steady to lower. Analysts projected 1927 yields of 125 to 140 million bushels for TERA wheat, with Oklahoma and Nebraska contributing sizable portions, while exports remained modest.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Seaboard
North West
Livestock Market Report Kansas City June Auction Totals
Kansas City June 24 AP cattle and hogs mixed. Calves about 1 000 steady. feeders nominal. two loads good mixed yearlings. Texas steer loads around 4025 pounds priced. Texas cake feds higher. Hogs 2 500 mostly steady. 190 200 lb range 8.65 8.75. sows 7.40 7.90. Sheep 1 000 lambs and yearlings down about 25 cents. native lambs around 13.25. short fed yearlings 10.10 10.35.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Metal Market Report From New York
Copper firm in New York trading at 12.50 to 12.62 for spot and futures. Tin eases to 66.87 1-2 with August at 64.37 1-2. Iron and lead steady with zinc at 6.20 in East St. Louis futures. Antimony quoted 12.00 to 12.25 spot.
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New York
East St. Louis
Butte Newsless as Printers go Out on Strike
Butte and Anaconda newspapers remain deadlocked after four days without local publication. The Anaconda Standard Butte Post and Butte Miner suspended indefinitely following printers vote to strike over pay and conditions. Publishers reject arbitration offer and expect talks to resume. Local union leaders say no move until employers convene. Residents rely on Salt Lake Tribune for news.
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Butte
Mont
Anaconda
Anaconda Standard
Rbutte Post
Butte Miner
Anaconda Union
George Snook
Topographical Union
Coultertioe
Salt Lake Tribune
Montana
Fire destroys six frame houses in Dairy Canyon
A June 24 fire of unknown origin destroyed six frame residences in Dairy Canyon Miami with an estimated loss of $15000, partially insured. The blaze began in a house owned by Mr and Mrs J H Carrigan who were away, and they also lost another house. Firefighters stopped the spread after about three quarters of an hour at Cossia Station.
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Miami
Dairy Canyon
J. H. Carrigan
Yaqui Arms Taken in Federal Raid Near Tucson
A Yaqui colony south of Tucson was raided by Department of Justice agents and Border Patrol. Twenty five Yaquis and Mexicans were taken in custody including a Mexican woman. About fifty rifles and 5000 rounds of ammunition were seized buried near the Yaqui shacks seven miles from Tucson.
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Tucson
Department of Justice
Border Patrol
Porder Patrol
Railroaders Accept Brotherhood Ruling
Tucson enginemen and firemen committees announce acceptance of the official order from Brotherhood executives in Cleveland regarding the Phoenix seniority arrangement. J. A. Tord of San Francisco, general chairman, proclaimed the agreement, with P. O. Peterson of Utah expected to arrive.
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Tucson
Phoenix Railroad
Brotherhood
Cleveland
J. A. Tord
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
P. O. Peterson
Utah
Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Engineers
Final discharge sought in Ortega Furniture Co bankruptcy case
In the District of Arizona petition for final discharge filed by Ortega Furniture Co and co partners Jose Ascarate. Bankrupts from Winslow Navajo County seek full discharge from debts proved under bankruptcy acts with the court to grant relief as of April 28 1927.
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Ortega Furniture Co
Y. B. Ortega
Jose Ascarate
Winslow
Arizona
Navajo
Congress
Vv. BR
Ortega
Auto Club Scout Car Reports Fine Trip Through State
George Hammond of the Automobile Club of Arizona toured northern Arizona and reached Flagstaff this week on the way to Phoenix. He traveled east to Gallup New Mexico and described the National Old Trails Highway as busy with traffic. The notice from the Interior Department lists a land claim proceeding in Winslow. The Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial dates are set for August as visitors plan to motor to Gal lup for the Hopi snake dance. The club gathered data on roads hotels camps and points of interest for summer travelers.
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Flagstaff
George Hammond
Automobile Glu
Arizona
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Phoenix
Elijah S. Rushing
Winslow
S. R. Meridian
D. W. Easley
U. S
Holprook
Gallup
Hammons
Roosevelt Dam
Payson Pine Highway
Automobile Club
Representatives of Apache Trail Meet in Phoenix
Phoenix AP June 24 representatives from all communities affected by traffic on the Apache trail to discuss completing the upper end of the road and reopening the scenic trip. H B Watkins of the chamber called the meeting. The trail was closed after water from Apache lake, impounded by Horse Mesa dam, inundated the road to 12 inches and rising about two feet per day per C G Cragin of the Salt River Valley Water User's association.
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Phoenix
Apache Lake
Horse Mesa
C. G. Cragin
Salt River Valley Water User's Association
Wiley Exonerated in Williams Accident
The Arizona Corporation Commission reversed a Santa Fe rail board ruling, absolving engineer J D Wiley of responsibility for a Williams yards collision on August 5 1926 that killed switch fireman H C Chambliss and badly burned Wiley. The order overturns the prior dismissal and assigns primary fault elsewhere per the commission inquiry.
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Phoenix
Williams
H. C. Chambliss
J. D. Wiley
Corporation Commission
Commission
Rail Board of the
Santa Fe
Wiley
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District of Arizona
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Fred C. Jacobs
District Court of the United States
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J. B. Williams
Frank Holloway
Henry A. Morgan
Register
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