Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-16

Isdore Rosenheim & Co., VINO carried on
business under the style of the London and
Liverpool Clothing Company.
CANADIAN manufacturers are said to be
holding aloof from the Worlds Fair because
of the attitude of President Harrison.
THE gold mine Mohawk, adjoining the
Mammoth gold mines in Arizona, has been
purchased by Hartford capitalists Tor s4o'-
NEW ORLEANS spectators in cotton futures
blame the Hatch bill for the establishments
of the competing Cotton Exchange in Ham,
burg.
In Russia ar average harvest of winter
wheat and rye is expected, but the corn
crop will be under the average A good crop
of summer corn is assured. Other summer
crops are above the average; me nay ana
fodder crops are good in the black eartn re-
gions. Elsewhere they are fair.
In the last two or three days, six or eight
of the big banks of Wall street have taken
steps to do all in their power to hinder ex-
! ports OF gold to Europe, and the result has
been a radical change in the manner IN
which the shippers secure com 20 De U.S.
patched to the other side of the ocean.
THE Chairman of the Hudson Bay Com
pany has announced dividend OF 6 shil-
lings pence. He regretted the decline in
the price of furs Beaver skins had dropped
90 per cent, and bear and fox SKINS 10 per
cent. Owing to the state of trade the direct
ors had closed a number of the company's
ports
THE Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
of Rochester, n. Y, has been dissolved. Asa
7. Soule made his fortune ont of the medi-
cine, drawing a salary as President OF 3d.
600 a year. The assets were not more than
$4,000 and the liabilities about S40ooO. Inc
company have not for the last five years sole
more than S., 900 worth of the medlclne per
year, which was not enough to pay lts OIL
GERS.
THE Cleveland Iron Trade ReUieD says:
There has been no such paralysis of the
iron market in the past week as the Home
stead situation and the fortnights shut
down of western rolling mills would mdl-
cate. The non- union mills that are competi-
tors of the Carnegie concerns are making
the most of the present pressure OF demanu
upon them, and the stock that rolilng nlils
accumulated before July l, is in fair demand.
There have been no sales of iron ore OF any
moment in the week, and with the demand
for pig iron cut off and the time of its re-
sumption entirely proolematic, statesmen
are making no effort to interest furnace
owners"
The Flint Glass Workers Convention, in
session at Corning, n. Y, voted to postpone
the admission of the Glass Decorators Union
for one year The Engraving Committee re-
ported in favor of last years wage list, and
prices for several new articles on the East
ern list were adopted. A request from the
National Green Glass Workers. now holding
their convention in Rochester, n. Y, for the
appointment of a conference committee to
arrange, if possible, for combining the two
organizations into one, was complied with,
and the committee appointed by the fints
will confer with similar one representing
the green glass men this week. The castor
Place and Lamp Workers committee re-
ported Just before adjournment. Only slight
changes were made in the price lists of both
branches.