Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-14

THE cigarmakers' strike in indianapolis
has been settled.
NEW street car consolidation project is
on foot in Cleveland.
THERE is no doubt that the new Mexican
mining law will passed.
FIVE hundred non-union miners have left
Duluth to work in the Coeur rAlene mines.
HEYMANN, ALEXANDER & Co., yarn mer-
chants. of Bradford, England, have failed.
Liabilities, 100000.
THE strike at Salts plush factory, at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, which has been on since
March %, is ended.
THE assignee of Daniel Aberle, at st. Paul,
has filed schedules showing assets sos, 71S 8
ana liabilities sl0S,74 53
THE drygoods store of c. A. stonehill,
Omaha, has been closed under a mortgage
held by the First Nationl Bank. Debts about
S35: assets unknown.
LUMBER dealers of Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport and vicinity have quietly
formed pool, the result of which is an ad-
dltion OF per cent to the selling price OF
their lumber.
SECRETARY HEsrER's weekly New Orleans
cotton statement shows a decrease in the
movement comnared with last season, the
deficit being 1915 bales under the seven days
ending May lS last year.
AFTER ten months of waiting. the deposit
ors and other creditors of Moses Brothers,
the late banking firm at MONTGOMERY, Ala.
which failed for over 100000 get small
portion of their funds. A per cent divi-
dend has been declared.
AN English syndicate has completed ar
rangements for the purchase of the Cres-
cent, Enterprise, Glasgow, Delaware and
Empire potteries of Trenton, n. J. The
syndicate is represented by Drexel, Morgan
Il Co. The price is said to be nearly s5,
900 0C0.
THE process of a French chemist, at Ha-
vana, consisting of the mixing of molasses
with the cane juice Tor manufacturing
sugars seems to have proved a complete sue
cess at Cienfergo. The process yields 1lH
per cent of first jet sugar, polarizing $500
on an average.
The National Brotherhood of Boiler
makers in session at Columbus has ad-
journed to meet May, 1898, in Topeka. The
officers elected are: Grand President J. J.
McCarty, Indianapolis: Financial Secretary
and Treasurer, Raymond Garcia, Atlanta.
The convention declared in favor of open
ing the Worlds Fair on Sunday.
H. L. SCoTT, representing a Philadelphia
syndicate, has bond on the Miller, O'Brien
and Connors group of tin mines at Bear
Gulch, near Deadwood S. D. Mr.. Scott says
his syndicate will put up plant capable of
tIedtlIlS JUV VOns Oh ore u uhy, anu VIII Wltnln
the next year expenG upward of 81, 100000.
THE Cleveland Iron Trade Reuiev says:
The knowledge that stocks of raw iron are
lessening, if only little, aud that furnace
capacity is curtailed, if not on that broad
wholesale scale that the situation calls for
that much is on the side of gain. Two Shen-
ango Valley furnaces have banked down
within ten days and third will go out of
blast shortly.
THE Western Window Glass Manufac
turers' Association, in session at Cleveland,
Thursday appointed committee to meet
similar committee of the Glassworkers'
Union to agree upon a scale of wages for the
coming season. 1t consists of H. Sellers
Mckee, j. W. Scully and W. Loeffler, of
i. F. Hart, of Munc1e, Ind: U. G.
Baker, of Findlav. O.; j. NJ. Lewis, OF Barnes
vile, O., and II. r. Sayre, of Marion, Ind.