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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement stresses choosing the “right bank” for value and attention. It argues that banks vary as stores and people do, offering efficient, courteous treatment and the best service at this bank.
New York June 11 The stock market showed stagnation with little price movement and many dull quotations amid broad uncertainty. Trading ranged narrowly as investors weighed prospects for New York Central bonds, Northern Pacific and Pacific rail plays, with wheat and crop damage news adding to cautious mood and weak demand across major issues.
New York stock authorities denied there was any sensational impropriety connected with Hie Aileen penation of sate MAMbers. Secretary Bly said the Commission denied accusations of manipulation or illicit activities at the Exchange House.
Gary of the United titer spiel care PorTALON Mined a statement tesday in which he denied reports that President Corey advocated a cut in steel prices. He says no intention to resume price cuts and that communications with the steel corporation remain normal and harmonious.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that discrimination at origin, not destination, governs banana carriage, holding no undue bias in minimum rates from New Orleans and Mobile to western points or to Chicago and eastern points beyond the Mississippi River. The decision covers routes to the West and other eastern termini, reinforcing origin-based rate considerations.
The Miners' Congress met to discuss nationalization of mines. The debate centered on securing miners' rights and maintaining union preservation, with Tagis June and the International group featured in discussions and potential reforms.
June 11 Albany report says the plan to place the portico service bill under Public Service Commission jurisdiction faced stiff assembly resistance. Opposition prevented formal action as lawmakers debated the measure and failed to approve proceedings amid ongoing hostility.
The notice from New York indicates subscriptions for Union Pacific bonds have closed. Details show limited allocations and confirm the final accepted amount, with notes on oversubscription and the ongoing verification process by the issuing authorities.
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