Wall Street Recovers From Session Lows Amid Oil and Copper Selloff
New York June 27 The stock market slid at midday on renewed liquidations in oils and copper but closed higher as a late rally trimmed losses. Volume topped 2.14 million shares with broad declines in Marland, Phillips, Pan American, Standard Oil, General Motors and other issues, while some names like American Home Products and Colorado Fuel resisted. Credit markets remained tight as the weekly clearinghouse deficit and a large reduction in broker loans drew attention.
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New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve
PEI Force Speculative Holdings Sone
Lane
Seminole
Marland, Phillips
Pan American A
Ighey
Naval Dutch
Standard Oif
Sfucston Krote
Peints
Ana- Glade
Galumet & Arizona
Cerro de Basco
Chile
Seneca
American
Roth
Dupont
General
Pittsburgh
American Home Products
Bush Terminal
Colorado
General Railway
New York Dock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corn Market Surges On Crop Fears and Pig Demand
Chicago reports a dramatic corn rally as fears of a late crop and a killing frost drive buyers. A government bulletin noting 1,800,000 more pigs to feed compared with last year sharpens demand while wheat and oats gain on corn strength and rust news in South Dakota.
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van -Sweringen
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore& Ohio
Rock Island
Pittsburgh West Virginia
Lehigh Valley
Delaware & Hudson
Chicago
Illinois
Washington
South Dakota
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Steady Trends
Cattle about 10 000 calves. feeder and slaughter grades steady to weak. best heavy steers around 13.55. yearlings 12.00. stockers 8.25-9.59. Hogs 7 000. steady to 10 cents higher than Saturday. top 8.75 at 200-225 pounds. sows 7.25-7.50 bulk. stock pigs 8.50-9.25. Sheep 6 000. killing classes steady to 25 cents lower. top lambs 13.50. Idahos 13.15. best natives 13.00.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Metal Market Roundup Quiet Week Ends with Steady Coppers
New York metal market activity shows copper mostly steady at 12.50 to 12.62 for spot and futures. Tin eases with spot 66.50 and August 64.50. Lead holds at 6.40. Zinc firm at 6.25 in East St. Louis. Antimony at 12.00 and quicksilver at 115.00.
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New York
East St. Louis
Quick
Locust Plague Threatens Mexican Crops Across Regions
A gnawing locust plague sweeps the southern Mexico states Chiapas Tabasco and Oaxaca darkening skies and devouring crops. Air efforts and gas bombs failed to halt the vast insect army as thousands of workers labor to salvage fields. Also note Douglas Phelps Dodge Corp reports 214839 spent on Arizona products in early 1927.
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Mexico City
Chiapas
Tabasco
Oaxaca
Central America
Douglas
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Arizona
Summons and notices from 1927 Navajo County case
The document records a 1927 Navajo County Superior Court summons in the Campbell v Carman et al case to quiet title on lots 11 and 12 in Hicks Addition, Winslow Arizona. It lists defendants including W R Carman and Jessie Ramage and sets appearance deadlines, with the clerk and court seal dated June 13 1927. Additional paragraphs discuss Cochise County bridge work and an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on Western livestock and meat product rates centered on Pacific Coast distribution and centralization effects.
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Superior Court
State of Arizona
Navajo
Winslow
Navajo County
Arizona
Recorder
W. R. Carman
J. M. Carman
Jessie Mrama
Lloyd C. Henning
Los Angeles
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
California
Notice of public land claim by El jah S. Rushing
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Phoenix announces El jah S. Rushing of Winslow Arizona filed notice of intention to prove up a stock raising homestead original entry No 05130 for all of section township 20 north range 16 east G B Meridian. He will present three year proof before Dow Pasley commissioner at Holbrook Arizona on July 2 1927. Witnesses named H R Pitts Julia Mahoney J B Williams and Frank Holloway of Winslow Arizona.
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Department of the Interior
U .S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
Eljah S. Rushing
Winslow
Meridian
Dow
Tenant taunts manager over quirky fountain pen
In a tense apartment-house exchange, Neva replies to the manager's taunting remark about Mrs Zain's supposed lack of children and pets. She quips that her husband’s fountain pen sometimes squeaks, hinting at hidden humor behind the accusation.
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Zain
Neva
Grimley
Commission to Probe Western Grain Rates Now Planned
Interstate Commerce Commission units will hold further hearings on Western Grain rate investigations. Hearings are scheduled in Wichita on July 11 with sessions in Minneapolis Chicago and the Pacific coast to be announced later.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wichita Kansas
Minneapolis
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mixed Classified Notices Include Rentals Lost Items and Ads
Classified column lists a 4 or 5 room furnished house wanted near Oak Street. Also notes a lost diamond ring near Clear Creek bath house with reward. Includes a summer sale ad for fabric ice saver Kold Klot h and an expert service ad for adding machines and typewriters with contact details.
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Oak St
Clear Creek Bath House
Daily Mail
Kinsley
Kold Kloth
Arizona Sales Agency
W. Buchanan St
Phoenix
Arizona Territory
Westecond ‘Street
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Kate M. Campbell
I. M. Carman
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