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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
Sugar Makes a spurt-Money Easy-Tele-
graph EarnIugs-Tbe Census.

Sugar Makes a spurt-Money Easy-TeIe-
graph EarnIngs-Tbe Census.
Special to John M. Oakley & Col
NEW YORK, June THE market to-day has
been rather quiet, and such feature as it
of Sugar Trust certificates, which opened up
were quite active during the greater part of
the half days business The Atchison earn
ings show gross increase of 1892 900 for the
month of May.
The bank statement for this week shows a
SO, there is every probability that all the money
needed for present business uses will be readily
obtained at fair rates. The anthracite coal
trade is reported as showing better demand
for COAL and the output for tEis year. it is said,
will be considerably larger than for 1889
The telegraph business of this country has
grown to enormous proportions, but SO steadily
and gradually that its magnitude is not appre-
ciated. A late report shows the Western Union
Telegraph Company to have about 6l6.245 miles
of wire with 1, ,24l offices, and employing some
8. $40 persons, and the revenues derived are
sufficient to make this an assured dividend
paying stock, which st ould gradually advance
in value, and with conservative management
be placed among the stocks selling at or above
par, Notwithstanding the occasional efforts to
introduce here postal telegraph system.
The census taker is hard at work, and while
the estimated population of the United States
on January l, 1889, was 65 600 600, the census of
1890 will undoubtedly exceed this. The earth's
and quarter millions per annum, while the
population of the United States alone is in
creasing at the rate of more than one million
per annum, and the significance of this state
think of the development. present and future,
of this country,
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Good Security Makes Safe Investment,

A new feature in the matter of investments
is offered by the American Loan and Trust
Company. of lib Broadway, New York. in con-
junction with Charles A. Fem, Treasurer. and
Messrs. Frazer & Co., bankers. So Broadway.
of an issue of S75O, 900 of Treasurer's trust GER
tiicates of Indebtedness of the United States
Land and Investment Company, carrying a se-
curity deposit in Holland Trust Company of
the first mortgage bonds issued at about l71S
per cent of the value of the property esfimai
ed to be worth Sc 100000, from which an income
of SS50,OOO year is being derived by the COM
pany. which is equal TO about per cent on this
valuation. Another feature of this security ia
the fact that prominent banking house in
New York has underwritten and Guaranteed
the entire subscription. The fact that these
certificates carry interest from January ], 1890.
at per cent per annum, makes the pr1ce to the
purchaser at present 95. which, Considering the
security and the guarantees that it carries.
seems 70 make 1t an exceptionally safe one.
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The Heptasopha.

Zeta Conelave at It's last meeting had nine
limitations and "a applications.
North Side Conclave No. IS held a reception
recently and received five applications.
Du Bois Conclave has formed.two teams con-
sisting of every member in the conclave.
The Supreme Archon is making a full inves.
tigation as to the reason why some conclaves do
not increase more rapidly.
The District Deputies have been directed To
officially visit and make report on some
specially designated conclaves.
-Four of the Supreme representative districts
have nearly reached the limit required to give
their districts a Representative in the next
Supreme Conclave.
The General Committee on the anniversary
celebration OF tue order held a meeting on
Thursday evening last; the next meeting will
be Thursday June ~.
J. K. Moorehead Conclave No. 50 gave a re-
ception to its friends on Monday evening last.
The hall was crowded with mem bers and their
friends. Many ladies were in attendance. Look
out for another boom in No. e
The different conclaves comprising District
No. 3, will hold an entertainment and banquet
at Altoona on the evening OF June q. The
Supreme Archon and Brother S. A. Duncan
will attend. similar entertainment will be
given by District No. II at Scranton on June IL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
IN A WAITING MOOD.
Wall Street Spectators Keeping IN Eye on
Silver Legislation in Congress-The
Trusts the Only Blight Spot

NEW YORK, June THE stock market to-
specialties, was an extremely limited one and
the dealings and final changes for the most
part were without significance. The uisposi-
tion at present is to await the action on the
silver bill, and the trading to-day was confined
almost exclusively to the room traders, who
were inclined to hammer stocks IN the early
dealing on the expectation that the bank state
ment would show decrease in the surplus re-
cause slight advances in some stocks after
irregular opening, but the pressure later wiped
out these gains and prices in most stocks re-
tired slightly below those of the opening.
Louisville and Nashville was most conspicu.
Gus among the active stocks for it's decline, but
it was only a small fraction. st. Paul and
Atchison followed in point of activity but
moved over a very narrow range the excellent
showing of the latter for May having no in
fluence whatever. Among the specialties
Quicksilver was the only one showing any
life, and the common rose 1A and the preferred
N, though both closed little of from the
best figures.
The trusts were the only active features to
the market, and Sugar while feverish and ir-
regular was not so active as usual of late. and
finally scored material Improvement over
its last nights price. Opening up ~ per
cent at 7911 it retired to 1874. and after some
violent fluctuations between the latter figure
and SUss it closed at 500. Chicago Gas was es-
pecialiy strong and rose nearly per cent on a
very moderate business. The close was firm at
significant changes. Sugar rose 211, Chicago
There was about the usual amount of busi-
ness In railroad bonds, the sales to-day aggre.
eating $4,000, while the market showed the
se@e ikek ~ moveWent vhieh hAa enAlAetexs
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PROOF ON PROOF.
Tests Taken From Furnace Fires
Cause and Result.
A HEATERS NOTABLE NARRATIVE

Anyone who has worked about the glare
and heat of furnace fires knows what the
sudden changes from heat to cold, and the
incessant draughts of foundry and mill
work amount to. 1t was to these that az
tribute the origin of my trouble"
The speaker, Mr.. David Pitchford, was
one of those intelligent workers in metal
that form so important strata in the popu-
lation of Pittsburg. For eleven years he
has been heater at the United States Iron
and Tin Mills at Demmler station.
sit was as far back as in '73," Mr.. Pitch
ford continued, ''that my trouble began,
The sudden changes in temperature IN pass
ing from the furnace to the open air were
continually giving me colds. 1 got into
condition in which seemed to be having
cold most of the time. NV head would be
stopped up. Along in the afternoon or
evening my throat would become sore and
raw. When 1 would lie down at night nv
nostrils would be closed up, so that could
hardly breathe through them
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08

1t will be well for each legion to be getting
itself shape for the parade during the hi
centennial of Allegheny on July L. 1t is the
desire of the Colonel that the uniforms are all
IN good condition and all alike, or as near so as
possible.
The social meeting on Wednesday evening
next bids fair to be a success in every way.
Some Of the best musical and literary talent of
the two cities has been engaged and Comrade
James Jiles, of No. 20 Legion, will furnish the
refreshments. Colonel Lewis and Adjutant
Eaton have labored hard TO make this affair a
successful and pleasant one, and ouly ask
liberal attendance In payment therefor.
Colonel c. V Lewis has received the follow
ing, which speaks for itself, and he especially
requests that all comrades who intend to ac-
cept the invitation report to him on or before
June IA, SO he can arrange for transportation:
PITTsBURG. PA. June 2, $780,
Colonel c. V. Lewis first Regiment s. X, of
Pittsburg:
DEAR SIR AND CoMRADE-on behalf Of the Su-
preme COmmandery. United American Mechanics,
l tender 10 you and members of the First Regi-
menL Select Knights invitation 10 go with us
TO Chicago TO attend the session of the National
Council Jr, y. U. A. NJ. The fare for round trip
has been placed at S. Should you accept this in
vltation, you will report at Veteran Legion Hall,
Sixth avenue, Sunday afternoon, June Is. at 1880
O'Clock. sharp, in full dress uniform of Select
knights. Yours very fraternaly
JOHN NJ. ANDREWS
Supreme Commander Jr. D. u. A. NJ.
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July. 7%@2S@zA@z7zSc; August, 2574@2e1s9
25N@25JSc, go
MESS PORK. per bbl.-July. sl2 so9l2 S0Q
IL 1922 rs; September. s12 S50l2 IS:
LARD, per 100 Bs-July, So U0@@6 O0Q5 959
9716: Augusr. s 1906 1896 l0g6 10; Sep
tember. So 221zG6 90
SHORT RIBS. per 100 rs. : July. S. 17110
2045 l274@5 10; August, SIS 25@@5 %; Sep
tember, s. S75S@5 1906 321S@5 321-
Cash Quotations follows: Flour
easier; winter patents. 81 1895 20; hard wheat,
spring patents. s. 00@5 z5; soft, 81 1894 20;
wheat. 9034Gslc; No. 8 Sspring wheat, 77@SIc; No.
2 red. 90NG9Ic; No. corn. 34@341sc; No. 2
oats. 2Sc; No. rye. 5lQ5l14c; No. = barley.
nominal: No. iaxseed. 81 40; prime timothy
seed 81 1901 AZ; Mess pork, ner bb1, sl2 621z0
IL IS. Lard, per 100 lbs. S. 80: short rib sldes
Qoose). 50 O5@5 10. Dry salted shoulders
(boxed). So l04S5 20; short clear sides (boxed).
So 5O95 60. No. white oats, 29I254c; No.
white 2711@2Sc.
O1 tne Produce Exchange to-day rne p1tter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
12c.
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Something New In Oil.

The Pittsburg Tubeoene Refining Company
is recent organization. capitalized at large
sum, in which Pittsburg and New York people
are mainly interested. R. ]. Godfrey, of this
city, a prominent contractor, is President of
the company. G. F. Thumm, of New York, has
patented the new process, which is remarkable
for its simplicity and cheapness, dispensing
with the use of stills and two-thirds of the
other articles necessary to a refner. 1t is
system of refining through tubes with a variety
of temperatures, producing larger per cent of
refined and lubricating oils of fine quality and
other products than by any other process. No
chemicals are needed in the treatment. 1t has
every prospect of revolunonizing the busi-
ness.
The company, after looking over the field,
seem to have decided on planting their works
81 WArran, Pa. and have bought tract Of
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Pennsylvania Railroad......
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Receivers Part of Fridays Loss
Corn Firmer and Oats sready-Pork
Almost Entirely Neglected

Ribs and Lard Lower.
CHICAGO-There was a moderate trade In
wheat to-day. and part Of yesterdays decline
was recovered. The market ruled steady most
of the session. The opening was about LQskc
higher than yesterdays closing, improved from
the start, and prices advanced 1c for July and
A@1Sc for the other futures eased off some
and closed about &c higher for July, %@%c
higher for August and September and 1Sc
higher for December.
The offerings were light most of the day and
the demand fair; in fact, feature of the mar
ket was lack of any specially large trading
either in the buying or selling. The firmness
may possibly have been influenced by the re-
ported taking of IL loads of wheat at Duluth
to Montreal and rumored demand for Duluth
wheat on Buffalo account. Crop reports from
winter wheat sections continue bad.
Corn was trade in to moderate extent with
a steady feeling, showing but little change in
prices compared with yesterday. First sales of
July were a trife above the closing yesterday
was firm under good demand sold up L03Sc,
became easier, losing the advance and sold up,
and nnal quotations were shade better than
yesterday.
Oats were less active and a steadier feeling
developed. Prices advanced slightly, and the
market closed steady at about outside figures.
Nothing of consequence was done in Pork.
Feeling was easy, with prices nominally 50l0c
lower.
A quiet and easy feeling prevailed in lard.
and prices ruled 251Q5c lower.
Only moderate trade was reported in short
ribs. The feeling was rather weak, and prices
declined 219@5c, closing steady at the reduc-
ton.
The leading futures rangea as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 June, 9O14@9l1l l@90115 Q91c;
July, slA@s29sGsl11gs21sc; August, sl5s@s2%
.,isss,jSses., ookSaNo; June sgssssss; July
GAM . No { ,uaa nNezstezxe2sl
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the purpose of erecting ball in the East End
and have purchased piece Of property known
as the Barman property on Penn avenue, below
the Seely row, S3x200 feet for $1,000 on which
they intend to erect a magnificent structure.
There are l. 900 shares subscribed already and
the committee feels sure that it viii De sue
cess and asks all the members who Wish 70 iaSe
stock to do SO before June & STOCK VIII pe
mittee is Composed of the following members:
Pittsburg Council No. 26S. Q. U. a. M, y; ".
Mcmillan, F. s. Bell and w. L. Lytie; zen.
Marion Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ, c. K Jones,
W.D Cyphers and Robert Porter; Eureka
Council No. IS, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, A. G. Tim, A.
b. Jones and j. G. Thoma.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
Sexeuufni IeaQue.

Brothers Kerr and Williams paid visit to
Pittsburg Lodge No. IS. That lodge received
Tour applications for membership and initiated
one man at its last meeting,
At its last meeting, Williamsburg Lodge No.
" elected ufheers 10 ill vacancies, and the d.
3 r being present. they were duly installed
among the applicants initiated was Prof
James 3. Smith, of the California schools.
Allegheny Lodge No 10 has secpred the
hall at No. 40 West Diamond street AIIeeheny.
facing City Hall, where it will be pleased to
welcome members from other lodges It will
meet the hrst and third Wednesdays of each
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
C. nj. b. A.

Supreme Trustee A. W. Kelly, Of New YORK.
was In the city last week.
Deputy F. ]. Brady will soon have prancn
ready to institute in Williamsburg.
A branch will be instituted at Freeport.
Armstrong county, in few days.
Branch No. SS of Troy Hill. will assist in the
procession at Holy Name Church to-day after
high mass to celebrate the feast OF Corpus
Christi.
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Closing Bond Quotations.
NEW YoRK-Clearings, sl7o, ,e42, 2es; balances

NEW YoRK-Clearings. sl7O. .e42, ,26s; balances
s66l7.34S.
BOSTON = Clearings. $40, $50. 900; balances,
81, II, 54S For the week-Clearings s128 Gil, ,OS4;
balances, So, 4S6. lS7. For the Corresponding
week last year-Clearings, S94, ,154, 1885, balances,
SII, ,22S, l20.
BALTIMORE -clearings, s2,455952; balances,
S34S634
PHILADELPH1A-Clearin S1l. Al. .707; bal
ances, 81 si,o92,sl4 For the week-Clearings, $751;
S92 296; balances, Sl2 I75, 320
CHIoAGo-Clearings SIS, ,702. 900; for the week,
S94. S59, Az. New York exchange, 25c premium.
Money hrm at per cent on call and 607 per
cent on time.
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NEWsB0YS IN TROUBLK

Arrested for Stealing Rubber Balls Out Of m
Downtown Store.
Charles jackson, II years old, and George
johnson, II years old, newsboys, were ar
rested in Fleishman's store yesterday after
noon by Detective Robinson. The bows had
ripped open bag and stolen some rubber
balls.
The lads were kept in the Central station
for about an hour, and were released on
their promise to reform.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
Could Not Tell a Lie.

Chicago Tribune.1
1t was little girls first visit to o dairy
farm.
''UncIe Zeb," she asked, (which one of
all your cows gives the most milk?"
Uncle Zeb was truthful man. He laid
one hand on "Old Crumplehorn," carelessly
placed the other on thepump, and said:
''This one, child.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
A Pretty Pamphlet.

The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
Company has issued very pretty pamphlet
giving an account of the various lake trims.
1t is handsomely illustrated, and the beau
tiful pictures taken from Mackinac scenery
are worth preserving.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
No Conclusion Reached.

The conference of freight agents at
Niagara Falls, to consider the question of
advancing the lake differeutials. failed to
come to any conclusion. They adjourned to
take up the subject again in the near
future.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
HOME SECURITIES.
Everything on the Inactive List Except Citi-
zen's Tractiou-Price and Ranges,

Zehb IFHcIIou-FTIce uhu hHHBes,
Stock trading yesterday was as narrow as
possible. being confined to Citizens Traction,
of which 200 shares changed hands, The board
was covered with figures as usual on Saturday,
which served to make quotations If nothing
else. Buyers are still on the under side of the
market.
Banks and insurance shares were firm, with
a few showing advances. Allegheny Heating
Company was held higher. Bridgewater was
unchanged. Charters was offered down
trifie. Philadelphia Gas was about steady, and
Wheeling shade better III the bidding. Gen.
trail Traction was off fraction but Pittsburg
showed some improvement, as did Pleasant
Valley. Electric was down about u. Switch
was steady.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08

A German scientist has discovered that
trees, the trunks OF which are covered with
moss or licheD, are more liable 20 lightning
strokes than others, and imputes to this the
comparative immunity OF the oak
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
Greaae GaI0re.

dooo wells are still the rule and busters the
exception at CHARTERS. The Beck No. 2 is in
pest found in that section. Henry Johnston
mas ma 8, leased Al acres of his farm and gets bonus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08

Sales were 100 shares Citizens Traction a.
6S13, and 100 shares same at 6S14.
The total sales of stocks at New Y ork yester-
day were l2659l shares including Atchson,
$3.50; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900; Louisville and Nashville, 7100; Oregon
'Transcontinental, 4lS0; Richmond and West
Point, Abs; st. Paul. G, ,4l0; Union Pacific, $500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08

when baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children.she gave them Castoria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
THE WEEK IN OIL.
PittsburR Unable to Sustain the Market
Fluctuatious md CIenrnpce.

FIuCtHutIOuH ma CIenrnnces.
The situation in the oil market yesterday was
about the same as it had been all week. Pitts
burg read statistics from bullish standpoint.
but was unable to sustain the market against
the contrary course of the outside exchanges
The result was loss of &c for the day, and of
25sc for the week. Trading was very light.
The range was: Opening, S73zc; highest size:
lowest and closing, SIC. Fluctuations for the
week were:
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Daughters of Liberty.

The Pride of Manchester Council, No. Is,
Daughters of Liberty, will hold an entertain
ment and basket social Wednesday evening,
lime IL 1890
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08

land there and will start in September with
200 barrel capacity per day. The main office
Will be IN Pittsburg. Those familiar with the
new process predict for it great success.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
Oil markers.

On CITY, June Z-Petroleum opened at
S7ssc; highest S75zc; lowest, S61Sc; closed, S6zSc
Sales. $4,000 bbls.; clearances not reported;
charters, 60 l5S bbls; shipments, To-, go bbls.;
runs 1920 bbls.
BRADFORD. June 7.-Petroleum opened at
S71Sc; closed. SIC; highest, S75sc; lowest S65zc;
clearances. 5000 bbls.
NEW YORK, June 7. = Petroleum opened
irregular, spot being steady at S615c; while July
was weak at S71Sc. After slight rally in the
early trading July declined to &c and spot fell
TO Soc. Both contracts then reacted &c and
closed steady. Stock Exchange-Opening at
861Sc; highest, S616c; lowest, S8c; closing at
S6sSc. Consolidated Exchange-Opening, S71Sc;
highest S7Ic; lowest, SIC; closing, S7s4c Total
sales, 10l, 900 barrels.
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Grand Hall for the .rs,h..,,

The members Of Pittsbure conno;1 NJ, oea
O. q. A. M, Gen Marion Council. No Isl and
Eureka Council. No. 8s Jr o. 10. A Al hays
formed themselves into stock associstion for
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-08
Philadelphin Sfocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks, fur
nished bv Whitney Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
change:
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DEALINGS IN CASH.
The Monetary Situation and Outlook En-
tireiy Satisfac factory-Gains PiIing Up.

The Monetary Situation and Outlook En-
tireiy satisfactory-Gains PiIing Up.
Money was wanted to a moderate extent yes
terday, but the amount taken out was not large
enough to extinguish the surplus. Counter
business was of ordinary proportions. None
of the bank officers spoken TO were able to tell
anything new. They expressed satisfaction
with the situation and outlook for the summer.
Although general trade moved along quietly
in the past week, it was sufficiently active to
score gain in bank exchanges of rising S.. 500,
00O over the corresponding week of 1889. Such
proof of prosperity cannot be easily set aside.
The Clearing House report follows:
Yesterdays exchanges .............t 2 461 063 Is
Yesterdays balances ................ 366, 119 "A
Weeks exchanges. Is 1876, 456 50
weeks balances 2 2S6. 5l5 %
Previous weeks exchanges. 1S o72 S64 40
G1cnanges week OF ~ @ Sss 90 ~ as
Total exchanges to date, 1890 339 465 066 %
Total exchanges to date, 289 665, 426 10
Gain, 1890 over 1882 to date 81. 799, AIS 81
Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy, with no loans, closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5G6H. Ster-
ling exchange quiet but firm at 81 S4N for 60
day bills and 81 S634 for demand.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks issued yesterday, shows the following
crease, Sl54,900; specie, decrease, s341, 900;
legal tenders increase, 1914, 700; deposits. in
crease, $685. 500; circulation, decrease. SIG 500.
The amount now held by the banks above the
legal requirements is 81. .9l3,S15
The exports of specie from the port of New
consigned to South America. No specie went
to Europe. The imports of specie during the
week amounted to s359 342 of which $50 900 was
in gold and S3l9, 433 silver.
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Clearances for the day and week are shown
n the following table:
Features of the Oil Market.

REFINED, New YORK. z. .Qc.
Refined London, sad,
Refined, Antwerp, l7Af
Refined Liverpool, 1l-16d.
Refined, Bremen, 6. 90m.
A. B. McGrew quotes: Puts, SO; calls, ss1lc.
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Union Switch and SiGnal Go. ...::....... 14f Is
Westin ghouse Air Brake Co............117 1lS