Bears Pounded and Wear Holders Sold
Wall Street reports heavy selling with the Dow and major issues sliding while losses narrow later in the day. Names such as Pennsylvanian St. Paul New York Central Amalgamated show notable declines as investors weigh bank and treasury factors and copper stocks remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Morgan
Southern Securities
Bear Hamering
Thorrow
Shaw
St. Paul
Bears
Ttme
New York Entral
Amalgamated
New York
Sugar
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwest
Delaware & Hudson
Linois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Norfolk
Southern Pacific
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Steel
Ltinston
State Street
Boston
Mr. Morgan
Chicago
Northwestern
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Calumet & Hecla
Atlantic
Quincy
Adventure
Allouez
Bingham
Mass
U. S Mining
Utah
Winona
Massachusetts Gascommon
United States
American Telephone
Dominion Iron
Dominion Coal
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Arcola
Bay State
Bedford
Eclipse Oil
G. A. Treadwell
Guanajuato
Hartford
United
Heinzel
West
Heinze
Mr. Heinze
Champion
London
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Hart
National Union Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Walker
Chicago & North Western cuts rail fare to far west
Daily to April 20th Chicago and North Western Railway offers reduced tickets from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia for over 17.00 less than regular second class rates. Tickets and information available from J. E. Brittain agent 68 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Boston
Improvement This Week
Bradstreet's and R G Dun reviews note improvement in weather, crops, trade, transportation, and collections. Strikes loom as a risk but are not yet widespread. Rail earnings rise 17 percent. retail irregularities linked to weather. wholesale activity steady with large goods movement. labor unrest threatens New England mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
R. G. Dun
Weekly Review of Trade
New England
World exports lead as U S tops 1901 surplus
Washington March 27 The Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports in the forthcoming Statistical Abstract of the World that world trade totals about 21 000 000 000 with roughly 10 000 000 000 exports and 11 000 000 000 imports. The United States was in 1902 the largest exporter of domestic merchandise and held the greatest favorable trade balance, exceeding all other nations. France Germany and the United Kingdom led exports in 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Monthly Summary of Commerce and Finance
France
United Kingdom
United States
Germany
Drumcree Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Liverpool
Drumcree, the favorite, captured the grand national steeplechase at Liverpool by three lengths. King Edward watched his entry Ambush II collapse at a fence, finishing far back after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Copper Stocks Poised for Strong Year Says Heath
Heath predicts a buoyant year for copper producers with solid showings ahead. He argues the reaction was a buying signal and believes buyers will be rewarded for sound judgment as markets progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Boston Stock Market Update Shows Mixed Trades
In Boston today the session lists total sales across listed stocks at 23,878 shares and rights 247, plus bonds at 44,500 dollars and unlisted stocks at 12,459 shares. Ex dividend and ex rights noted as closing prices evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago Ter & Trygns
Town Central
Eeeres
Erle & Western
Borg
Louisville & Nashville
Vice
Manhattan I
Metropolitan St Ky
Mex
Missouri Pacific Oy Toast
Missouri
Kan & Tex
Nay
Tam
New Jersey
Norfolk & Western
Rock Island
Lovie
San Fran
Pst Tours
Southwestern
Southwestern 4 Oa % A4, Oy ‘St U En Sence
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Bory
Royal Texas & Pacis
Toledo
St Ii West
Union Finthe
Wisconsin
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Tees
Bese A
Smelting & Stern Eesee
Roy
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Consolidated
Continental
General Electric
Nat Biscuit
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
Ng People’s
We Or Steel
Republic
Tenn Coal & Iron
I'mia Tac & Paper Co
United States Leather
United States Steel
Western ‘Union
Heiress Lover Quintard Arrest Sparks Greenwich Flight
Charles G. Quintard fled in a 10 foot skiff from arrest for abandonment of his wife, pursued by Greenwich sheriff and Stamford constables. Miss Alice Bradley denies yacht plans while Quintard boards a Palmer boat works yacht. he is later jailed as pursuit and legal action unfold among the Quintards and Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Charles G. Quintard
Stamford
Quintard
Alice Bradley
Riverside
Sound Beach
Quintards
Miss Bradley
Captain Burley
Carter
Cos Cob
Palmer's
Algoneta
Bradley
BE. W. Bullinger
Mr. Schumaker
J. Kennedy Todd
Palmer Works
New York Herald
Alice S. Bradley
Charles E. Quintard
No Trace of Harry Brown Confounds State House Inquiry
An Elections Committee notes the disappearance of Harry Brown amid Ward 8 election questions. Lawmakers and associates such as Representative Kiley and Representative Luce offer no clues or investigations. Brown remains unfound as hearings proceed without an investigation mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Brown
Kiley
Barnett
Representative Luce
Luce
Post
Davis
Young Boston Prize At The Little Princess Matinee
At the Boston Museum a special matinee scene celebrated a $10 gold prize for a child composition about The Little Princess. Donald Galleher announced the winner Marion Lovewell of Somerville age 10, who received the award amid applause from the theater. Notable spectators included Mme Seggard and Miss Bridewell of the Gray Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
Greater Boston
Millie James
Donald Galleher
Marion Lovewell
Somerville
Mme, Seggard
Miss Bridewell
Gray Opera Company
Boston Theatre
American Woolen Company Declares 1 3/4 Percent Dividend
Dividend of one and three quarters percent on the Preferred Capital Stock will be paid April 15, 1903 to stockholders of record at close of business April 2, 1903. Transfer books closed April 2 and reopen April 16. WM. M. Wood, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Theater Week Brings New Plays and Star Appearances
Boston theatres announce a busy week with Mrs. Fiske in Mary of Magdala at Tremont and Tyrone Power leading a strong company. Otis Skinner returns in Lazarre at Majestic, Clara Bloodgood debuts in The Girl With the Green Dyes, and Ezra Kendall presents The Vinegar Buyer at the Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Ezra Kendall
Boston
Museum
Kendall
Lottie Alter
Marion Abbott
Grand Opera House
Mildred Hyland
Alvin Joslin
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Devil's Island
Castle Square
John Drew
Hollis
E. . Sothern
Colonial Theatre
Majestic
Helen
Eugen Sandow
Keith
Horace Goldin
Lotta Gladstone
Laurels
Adair and
Dahn
Dahn, Comedy Wire
George Evans
Baggenssens
Howard
Carroll Johnson
Favor and Sinclair
Miss Norton
The
Rays
Millettes
Dolly Jordan
Toby Lyons
Hinkey Dee
Baroness von Ranly
Helen Wext
Green Eyes
Clara Bloodgood
Otis Skinner
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Bowen-Merrill Co
Lazarre
Boston Opera Season Highlights At The Metropolitan House
Next week at the Boston Theatre MA Maurice Gray and Lawrence McCarty present Italian German and French operas with top casts. La Boheme and Die Walkure headline today and tonight as the season peaks financially and artistically. The sacred concert features Rossini Stabat Mater and a program from Ero e Leandro. The lineup includes Don Giovanni The Magic Flute Aida Un Ballo in Maschera Don Pasquale Cavalleria Rusticana Siegfried Gotterdammerung and Faust with eminent soloists and the Met chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Maurice Gray
Lawrence McCarty
New England
Rossini
Mmes. Gadski
Schumann-Heink
Salignacana
Metropolitan Organization
Mancinelli
Ero E Leandro
Mozart
Verdi
Donizetti
Mascagni
Siegfried
Gounod
Faust
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Dun's Report
March St. Hollowing
Bell Tel
Ch & W Mich
Dom Coal Os
Eastern Ist
Kc, MB Inc
Western T & T Ss
Allouez Minsassse
Mir
Ag Chem
Tel & Te Neo
Tntg Tsib
Arcacian
Bonarza
Toston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Os
Cal & Heela
Con & M
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Tron & Steel
BOL
Edison el
Gu Ny & Eleerence
Massins
Old Colony
Pere
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Shannon
Trinity
Union Pacite Ase
United Shoe Ma
Edo Prefano
Bie US Coal & Oil
Us&s Leather
U.S Min
L Steel Ee
Victoria
St Ry
Western Tel
Western Union Tel
Sriq
Westing Elec
tWinona
Wis Central
Harry Brown
Warry Brown
Elections Committee
Austin & Stone's
McPherson
Nickelodeon
the Highrollers’ Burlesque
Palace Theatre
Crackerjack
Symphony Hall
Creatore
John Craig
Bijou
Edmund Breese
Liebler & Co
Hollis Street
Amercan
Shic
Charles J. Rich
Hollis Street ‘Theatre
Music Hall
the Howard
Huntington Chambers Hall
Dorothea Dix House
Beatrice Abbey
Rose
Maurice Grau Imatiznevo
LA Boheme
Mmes
Sembrich
Fritzl Scheff
MM. de Marchi
Campaneari
Gillbert
Journet
Dufriche
Vanni
Maneinelli
DIE Walkure
Nordjean
Gadski
Lchumann- Heink
van Canteren
Mile
Banermeis
Crand
Ero
Leandro
Stabat Mater
Mmnes
Schumann- Sfevik
MM. Salignac
Metropolitan Opera Co
Weber PI
HE ’ de Ca
Ivese
Don Giovanni Ym Pasquale
Ivalleria
Rusticana
Aida
Ti Flauto Magico
Faust Ballo
Masechera
Gotterdammerung 09S
Winston Churchill
Paul Heyse
Matinee
Laura Hulbert
Nancy Ellington
Wed
Klaw & Erlanger
Drury Lane Ballet
Aerial Ballet
Grand Ensemble
Teleater Rich
Harris & Chas
Frohman
Richard Harding
Sex Jezra Kendall Wee
Tremont Building
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Humming Bird
Bowdoin
Devil’s Island
Austin Stone
Albertina
Storks
Richard Carl and the
Jowuns
SVT & CO
Keith's
Exnyven Sandovwy
Cetera
Castles
Patace High Roller
Haymarket
King Philip
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