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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
10
A market dispatch argues that stock gains stem from real improvement in fundamentals, not mere speculation. It notes stronger steel and railroad results, rising bank clearings, renewed demand for core materials, and a likely smaller fiscal deficit, with inquiries in jewelry finance and gold shipments signaling broader economic recovery.
Caution and restraint governed last week on the Berlin Boerse. Traders feared fresh tax burdens on stock exchange securities and industry levies proposed in the Reichstag. Prices mostly fell with limited buying, despite gains in a few American rails and copper stocks.
Pittsburg reports the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company will run its sheet and tin plate mills on the open shop principle after June 30. The move aims to face rising competition from new non union tin mills, while the canning season raises fears of delivery disruptions if unions strike.
Boston reports reveals detailed output figures for May with the Butte camp producing more than 26,000,900 pounds of copper during the month.
The London Stock Exchange shows a strong American lift led by Continental buying and UK confidence in transatlantic investments. Traders note a London rally in railway stocks and Amalgamated Copper amid mixed views on money outlook, while securing stock exchange memberships commands high premiums.
Paris reports a strong market last week with an upward trend interrupted by one hesitation Thursday as holders and African mine speculators paid for chasing quick profits. Money rates rose slightly on carry-over day and, at week’s end, sentiment was buoyant and hopeful for the next week.
The Board of United States General Appraisers cut a 45 percent duty on cloth lined paper used for envelopes to 25 percent. The paper has a cotton cloth back, the chief value material, but is commercially recognized as paper used in envelopes. George Goodall and others argued for the lower rate under the tariff for paper not specially provided. the board sustained this view.
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