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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
6
A vintage ad urging readers that success comes to those with ready cash. It emphasizes saving, building capital, and earning interest to meet future needs and progress in life.
The market closed with uneven activity as industrials and copper shares showed brief upticks while overall buying waned. Rock Island and other leaders spiked early, then pulled back. copper and financing moves influenced sentiment amid liquidation fears and profit-taking.
chaotic era in New York finance sees stock prices narrow and uncertain. The article notes diminished activity at close with sales value $1,194,000 and money market strains giving rise to cautious lending, while government boards consider funds for water projects and public works.
New York June 24 All the exchanges in New York except coffee and cotton markets closed at 1 after respect for Mr Cleveland The Brook Mashman and Consolidate PA ventures backed the movement The Phila Black Richdenite and others followed The Cotton and Coffee Exchanges closed early in honor of the late Grover Cleveland proceedings at exchanges and boards in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia marked the event.
The Connecticut State Bankers association held its annual meeting at the Griswold in Groton. Officers elected include President H G Bryan from Colonial Trust Waterbury and Vice President R C Bartow Yale National Bank New Haven. The assembly showed 100 members with most state banks represented and deposits totaling $45 million plus. Speakers included J White of New Britain Congressman F M of Connecticut and Chairman Charlene M Fowler of New Jersey.
In New York on June 24 the Ice Trust case, part of four indictments for restraint of trade, faced delays as a judge adjourned proceedings until next week. The deputy attorney general opposed the postponement while a motion to quash and dismiss a bill of pardonings and a demurrer were debated. The Mexican bonds deal and railroad merger negotiations were also touched upon in relation to the broader antitrust actions.
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