Wall Street Slumps as Trading Stagnates in Gloomy Day
Wall Street saw its smallest turnover in years with only about 70,000 shares changing hands. The market drifted near stagnation as United States Steel and other names posted minor moves while miners and gas stocks showed limited activity. Observers warn of broker office closures and lingering anxiety over cotton and exports.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
United States Steel Preferred
Kansas Wheat Belt
Miners’ Union
State Street
New York
Pepper
Addicks Companies
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
School of Finance
Massachusetts Gas Common
Amalgamated
Quincy
Atlantic
Wolverine
U. S
Massachusetts Gas
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Boston Consolidated
Bay State Gas
New England Brick Company
Osceola
United Metals Selling Agency
Bigelow
Copper Range Company
Trimountain
Baltic
Champion
Mass Mining Company
Charles A. Lamb
Benjamin T. Cable
F. W. Hunton
Carnelius F. Lynde
M. Wilcox
J. Walter Davis
Charles B. Riley
G. A. W. Dodge
William H. Bailey
Charles E. Riley
Charles H
New England Telephone Bond Tender Offer for 1904
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites tenders for its Third Fourth and Fifth Series bonds maturing in 1906 1907 and 1908. Tendered bonds up to fifty per series will be bought at prices not exceeding 1020 per thousand plus accrued interest, with funds at 119 Milk Street Boston. Tenders due by noon March 21 1904.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
WM. R. Driver
Murphy Out for Cleveland in Parker Talks
New York March 10 The Parker camp offers Charles F Murphy cash to end his opposition to Parker for Governor. Murphy may refuse and vows to continue the fight. He argues Cleveland is the strongest candidate with the people, not the politicians. McClellan and Grout emerge as genuine rivals for the governorship.
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New York
McClellan
Parker
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Cleveland
Grout
Harmony and fleet share 99,200 lbs of fish in offshore voyage
The Harmony led by Captain Harvey Daly arrived with 67,000 pounds of haddock and 60,000 haddock total, among 99,200 pounds of mixed fish from four shore trips and one offshore run. Tempest winds limited operations. several offshore boats delayed for better prices, while others returned to Boston harbor amid heavy northwest gales.
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Harmony
Yankee
Massasoit
Tecumseh
Plavilla
Haddock
Harvey Daly
Georges
Leyland
Columbian
Grand Junction Dock
Boston
London
R. F. Masters
Thames
English Channel
Brewster
Long Wharf
Costa Rica
Jamaica
New Orleans
Jamaita
United States Quartermaster
Henry Wilson
Vesta
Frank Foote
Wilson
Yarmouth
N. S
Liverpool
Randall McCatherine
Gloucester
Ralph E. Eaton
Frank Harris
Carrie W. Babson
Halifax
Mercury
Boston Bay
Chelsea
McKie
New England Company
Bath
Magnus Manson
Barkentine Jessie McGregor
Philadelphia
Mary Barry
Savannah
T. C. Krum
MINIATURE ALMANAC OF RISES AND SAILINGS
Sun rises at 6 04 sets at 5 46 giving a day length of 11 hours 42 minutes. Moon rises at 2 44 a m High water at 7 a m and 7 30 p m. Arrivals March 11 include Steamers Columbian Halifax Brewster and more with numerous barges and tugs listed. Sailing includes Orion Parthian Herman Winter and others with towing duties. tug Nottingham from Port Johnson heads to Boston.
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Columbian
Masters
Loron
Halifax
Ellis
Brewster
Korff
Port Simon
C. R
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
Kershaw
Hawes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Aransas
Barton
New York
James S. Whitney
Grove
Penobscot
Allan
Marla
Teel
Davis
Newport News
Wind N. W
Orion
Parthian
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Savage
C. C. Co
Eureka
Darby
Dunlo
John G. Chandler
Vineyard Haven
Alice
Passaic
Stroudsburg
Alice Holbrook
Nottingham
Port Johnson
Convention Divides Over Hearst Delegation at St Louis
The convention clashed over Hearst loyalties and unit rule as six delegates faced questions of authority. Colonel Samuel R. Honey announced his intent to act for Democrats in St Louis, while the majority resisted binding rules. The scene included loud hisses, interruptions, and a roll call 107 to 102 to unseat Fitzsimmons amid plans for party harmony.
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Music Hall
Fitzgerald- Greene
Woonsocket
J. Stacey Brown
Newport
Edward W. Sullivan
Higgins
Pawtucket
William F. McGlynn
Central Falls
Fitzgerald-Greene
Providence
Augustus S. Miller
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Lincoln
Hearst
Johnson
Exeter
Brown
Patrick Henry Quinn
Richard P. Comstock
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
United States
Hisses
St. Louis
William R. Hearst
Augustus
Miller
John W. Hogan
Terrific
E. Bartlett
Wiggins
Comstock
Democratic Party of
Miles E. McNamee
Fitzgerald
Greene
William J. Palmer
East Providence
Francis M. Merriweather
Merriweather
Barry
Daubney
Farrell
Honey
Connolly
Quinn
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel R. Honey
William R.hearst
John J. Fitzgerald
Fitzsimmons
Nolan
Rocky Point
Johnston
anti-Hearst
Fourth Terry Concert At Chickering Hall Features Many Harpists
The fourth and final Miss Terry Lenten chamber concert at Chickering Hall showcased Olive Mead violinist and Heinrich Gebhard pianist with Mr and Mrs Heinrich Schuecker Raynizd Dowse and Meta White harpists and Max Zach as accompanist. Programs included Grieg and Foote pieces with solo harp solos by Schuecker and an unusual ensemble of four harps, drawing a fair, appreciative audience.
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Miss Terry
Chickering Hall
Olive Mead
Heinrich Gebhard
Heinrich Schuecker
Raynizd Dowse
Meta BE. White
Max Zach
Grieg
Miss Mead
Mr. Gebhard
Schuecker
Gebhard
Chopin
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Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great West
Chicago, Mil & St Paul
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Hocking Valley
Iinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Manhattan Leee Sesees
Metropolitan St Ry
Minn
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St L
Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelting & Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
United States Leather
United States Rubber Pr
United States Steel
Hog Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Marconi
Wireless
Munroe & Munroe
Marconi Underwriting Syndicate
Congress St
Tel & Tel
T& 5
Ch & W
Ag Chem
Boston & Albany
Boston & Marine
Cal' & Heela
Centennial
Central Oil
Nhe&h
Quincey
Td Rutland
Shannon Mitt
Swift & Co
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Fruit Theory
United
U S
Steel See
Hays Gly
Utah
Ony Bay
Victoria
West End St Ry
Westing
Mr. Murphy
Garvin
Frank
Balters
Hearst Man
James M. McCarthy
William Randolph Hemarst
Shipping News
Anglian (Br
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
N. E. Motor Boat Association
Horticultural Hall
Pennsylvania
R.R
Washington
Gettysburg
Old Paint Comfort
Richmond
Washington Street
J. R. Woop
Mgr
G. W. Boyd
Gen'l Pass
The
Keith’s
Annie Abbott
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr. Adantis
Rehan Skinner
School For Scandal
Merchant OF Venice
Mrs. Wiggs
Gabbage
Tremont Temple
Burton Holmes
Grand Canyon
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Terry
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Henry W. Savage
Rince
Illen Pixcey and
Luders
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Magda
Ingomar
Leah
Guy Mannering
Robt Hilliard
Charley Grapewin
Anna Chance and Company
Pipp
Majestic
Melville B. Raymond
America
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Jooo
Stella Mayhew
Ciri
Bryan Paul Quinn
É “Chas, Smith
Rollicking
Mr. Dooley
Jord Arbos
Colonial Theatre
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Marie Nichols
Myron W. Whitney, Jr
Jessie Downer Eaton
Symphony Hall
Copley Hall Whistler Memorial
Jordan Hall
Reisenauer
Symphony
Jordan Halls
Columb
J. K. Murray
Clara la
Bowdoin Wien
Shamus O’brien
Reilly & Woods’ Co
Delta
P.M. Vinces
Howard
M. Roberts
Hayes and Roberts
Dillon Bros
Dooley and Fowley
Carmen
Washington & Dover ‘Sts
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