Signs of Spring Rise In Wall Street Markets
Market edges higher amid war fears and Congress military funding. Steel and metal stocks rise as dividend and index prices push near record highs. copper and lead hit fresh peaks. trading volume expands beyond 500000. New York Central shows gross gains but sharp drop in surplus due to charges. Southern Railway earnings up 2 percent in January and seven months, boosting confidence in financing.
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Market gains and trading activity across exchanges
Yesterday's market shows stronger overall activity with New York totaling 510400 shares and Boston 11419. Bethlehem Steel leads gains in New York, while Lorillard falls. In Boston Atlantic Gulf rises and Conn River declines, with year to date totals showing New York at 35485300 and Boston at 1730303 shares.
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Wall Street Gains on Washington Armament News
New York market shows renewed courage as Washington armament measures lift war shares. United States Steel leads with a 21 2 point rise to 1067 8, aided by large private purchases. Total volume 435000 shares as copper, zinc, and steel stocks climb while Lorillard Tobacco weakens. Bond market uneven amid further depreciation of sterling.
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New York Stocks Quoted With Daily Highs and Lows
New York March 2 reports today's stock quotes with high and low figures and net changes from the previous close. The brief listing notes market activity across major issues, reflecting the day’s volatility and price movements.
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Bond market notes and total sales figures
A dense bond market page shows numerous listings across U S and foreign issues with prices, yields, and issue details. It ends with total sales of 2,314,000, compared with 3,427,000 yesterday and 4,225,000 a week ago, and year-to-date 209,569,000 versus 206,391,000 a year ago.
Boston Market Gains On Local Stocks Amid Legal Suit
The Boston market showed improved tone with broad gains in several issues. Atlantic Gulf rose above 95 after a slide, American Zinc climbed to 37, and United States Smelting Copper Range Island Creek Coal and others gained one to two points. American Woolen led locally with a four point rise in New York despite small volume, aided by a 5 percent dividend and strong prospects for government orders. United Shoe Machinery faced a government suit seeking to bar unlawful combinations and monopolization, though investors await the fiscal year report ending March 1 which is expected to show record earnings.
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Mose Taylor Placed on Probation by Harvard Crew
Harvard rowing faced a setback as Moseley Taylor, previously at No 4, was placed on probation by the college office. He cannot return to the boat until late April and may not rejoin the rowing squad.
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WILES OF COACHES TO COUNT TONIGHT'S LINEUP
Two famed college hockey coaches Harvard and Yale will deploy their best lines at Boston Arena tonight as their varsity teams clash in the season’s marquee contest. The matchup features star players from both sides in a high stakes, high excitement battle for early season supremacy.
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Harvard Yale hockey rivalry shapes title hopes in New Haven
Ralph Winsor of Harvard and Fred Rocque of Yale have long been rivals shaping college hockey. This season Winsor leads Harvard with strong material, while Rocque pilots Yale’s skilled, tactical squad. A Yale win tonight would tilt the series, potentially sharing titles among Yale Dartmouth Princeton, with Harvard seeking the international intercollegiate crown by winning both remaining meetings.
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New York curb market closes on bonds and mining stocks
Trading summary shows bonds and mining shares across sectors with price ranges and daily changes. Highlights include Midvale Steel 5s, U.S. Steel notes, Alaska Mines, Butte mines, Magma Copper, Seneca Corp, and Sinclair Oil counters with mixed percentages and notable volumes.
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Money markets and bank balances report
Current quotations show call loans at 4 percent for brokers and outside lenders, 4 to 5 percent for customers’ commercial loans, and 4.5 to 5 percent for individual collateral loans. Commercial paper and year money sit near 4 percent. Clearing-hour rates imply modest changes. New York balances and Sub-Treasury deposits reflect gains, with year-to-date and weekly movements noted.
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Auto Show Opens in Boston Today
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the greatest automobile show yet staged in Boston will open in Mechanics' Building and Horticultural Hall. Manager Chester I Campbell has prepared to welcome one of the largest crowds on opening day.
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Boston Auto Show Sets Record with 600 Vehicles and 10000 Lights
Over 600 motor cars and trucks fill Mechanics Building and Horticultural Hall with 91 passenger makes and 49 truck makes on display. About 200 motor accessory booths showcase thousands of labor saving devices as 10,000 lights ignite the Hall of Jewels and Gardens of Other Lands decor. Thousands of officials and agents arrive. Boston hotels report no next week bookings as crowds expected to top prior records.
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East Boston Wins Field Events At District Indoor Meet
East Boston High School dominated the field events in the Boston District High School indoor meet, with three new records and one tie. Hyde Park, Brighton, Charlestown, South Boston and West Roxbury followed in scoring, as Nolan and Finley set records and the完整 standings list multiple event winners.
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Athletes Gather for East Intercollegiate Meet
Philadelphia March 2 Athletes from all sections of the East gathered for the third annual indoor meeting of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America at the Commercial Museum. Entry lists include top Eastern college competitors in two and three relay events, medley relay, sprints, hurdles, jumps, pole vault, shot put, and graduate relay.
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Amherst men work in cage as baseball season opens
Amherst, March 2. With a cut in the pitching squad and candidates for fielders' positions, Amherst's baseball preparations are in full swing. Over 50 men have reported for work and the cage is filled daily. Coach Davis retained six players from a 17 man tryout: Knauth, McGowan, Hughes, Cutt erings, Gillies, and Carpenter, who will train until the South trip begins March 28. The box is the only challenge, as regulars return to fill every other spot.
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Waterfront Calendar Notes for March Day and Moon Phases
Waterfront calendar for March lists the 62nd day of the year, with 16 days until spring. It includes morning and evening sky notes, moon phases on March 8 and April 7, and evening planets Jupiter and Saturn visible at dusk.
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Shipping News Arrived and Sailed at Port Reading and Lamberts Point
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Disbanding Freshmen Athletics Class At Harve College
The freshmen athletics class at Harve College will be discontinued due to many members joining the reserve officers training corps and unavailable for regular meetings. Going forward, freshmen will receive individual instruction in wrestling fencing and boxing.
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