Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-03
BUSINESS BREvITIES.

GOLD to the amount of q, 900 900 was taken
for export at New York yesterday.
A CATTLE quarantine proclaimed by the
Governor of South Dakota is likely to create
blockade Of live stock at Cheyenne.
The brickmakers and teamsters of Deca-
tur, ILL, struck for more pay. The manu-
facturers have closed all their yards and
announced that they will 60 out of the busi-
ness.
THE Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company
at Glasgow has decided to join the move
ment to restrict the output of copper. This
will diminish by 10000 tons the amount on
the European market.
The erection of the plant Of the Indiana
(Pa.) Glass Company is now a certainty.
The contract for the building has been let.
The works are to De completed ready for
operation by August ID.
JAMES HoovEN and jerome Boyer entered
up as 900 judgment at Norristown Wednes-
day against Isaac McHose & Sons, the fur.
naoe men, who last week failed for $1l, $780,
held by the First National Bank OF that
place.
the Wolfley Canal, in Arizona, and it will be
pushed to completion. It will be IS miles in
length and the largest irrigation canal in
the United States. 1t will open to cultiva-
ttcn 3OO, 900 acres of the desert.
LATER developments in the Pueblo, COL,
bank failure show that the individual depos-
its amount to $s2 5l3. The total cash in the
vaults is only 81 800; supposed assets, $l6s 9l2,
but much of this collateral is not to be
found and is supposed to have been re-
hypothicated.
THE branch Of the First National Bank of
Minersville, Pa, which has been in exist
ence at fremont for ten years or more,
closed business Tuesday as a result Of the
decision of the Comptroller of the Currency
nrO01tinQ 0nAntnU h0nSaS
unless especially chartered.
THE Wisconsin Central ore dock laborers
at Ashland, Wis. have struck for a raise
from 81 30 to q and % cents an hour for over
time. The whole body of men marched
over to the Lake Shore ore docks to get
fronted by dock officials and policemen.
CosrER & MARTIN, New York grain brokers,
assigned yesterday without preferences.
Property in tho hands OF F. E. Kneeland &
Co. belonging to them was attached to sat-
isfy a claim for Sl975 in favor of Mflmine,
Bodman & Co. The Chicago branch OF
amount Of the failure is estimated from
$3.50, 900 to $500, 600.
EMPLOYEES of W. Devices Woods rolling
mill, McKeesport, held . conference wednes-
day and discussed the question of asking for
an eight-hour day, instead OF working L.
A committee composed of Messrs. Tully,
Hyland and Edmundson was appointed to
wait upon the managers They were re-
ceived very pleasantly by Mr.. Wood, and he
said he would give matter his consideration.
1t is feared q strike is brewing.
TIE Whisky Trust people will test the
constitutionality of the antitrust law. On
Friday Mr. Green will come to Cincinnati
from Peoria to submit to arrest on the war
rant from Boston. because of his failure to
give bond to answer the new Indictment.
He will be taken before United States Com
missioner Brace and committed to Jail, and
District Attorney Heron will ask the Court
for an order for his removal to Boston. This
will be resisted by Green's counsel, and Q
writ or habeas corpus will be asked for.
The motion of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company at Boston to have it's suit
against the American Bell Telephone Com
pany dismissed without prejudice on pay
rnent of costs has been granted. The suit
was to compel the Telephone Company to
transfer to the Western Union 20 per cent
of stocks, bonds and dividends of sundry
companies operating telephone exchanges in
the United States. This decision will enable
the western Union to try the suit over
again. The suit involves about S12, ,000, 900.