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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
NO CONTRACTS ARE SIGNED
Owners Decline To Accede To Demands
of the Diggers.

birmingham. Ala. July l&-(Spoc!al)-
Representative of five thousand coal ana
ore miners met here today 90 discuss me
situation in Alabama. The delegation
from the mines under the Sloss Iron and
Steel Company brought into the meeting
resolutions offering To accept the same
scale of prices FOR mining ass is In vogue
al Pratt city. The Blocton, sumter. Adser
and Johns miners. under the Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railroad Company. brought
i'm resolutions offering to sign new con-
tract at the same prices as were In effect
b.for, the suspension Of work on July
LIST.
4 committee was sent 20 the office OF
tb. Tennessee coal Company and II was
,n.t b,- President Nat Baxter. Jr., and
General MANAGER Mccormick. After the
committee had submitted its proposition.
toth Baxter and Mccormick talked 10 the
rn..p. telling them the company could not
nay tn. prices asked. The officials asked
th, men 10 hook al the prices paid else
where Th,. miners offered 20 sign a con-
tr.t.t .3u "A steady basis without any m"h-
ZION OF iron prices and this was also re
frs.f THE committee then returned 10
th. convention and reported what h2d
m. Sloss company refused 70 listen TO
amy proposition outside Of b cents per
tom reduction. The miners discussed
state strike. This was held on nnd II Vas
..,id,d 20 call a stat" convencon for Frl-
dav. when "A strike viii probably be or
Tho fires I'm the Oxmoore furnaces We're
banked this week ON account OF SuSpen-
sion of work at the coal mines The Pratt
t'ity miners are giving one tram car OF
coal per week 60 "a" idle men az Brazl
and RrookSd dc. other mines are helping
an. Tennessee company's idle men.
The amount of coal being mined rs not
SO large as was AT first stated
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
ARBITRATION SEEMS POSSIBLE.
Commission ers from Five States Have
Formed a Permanent Board.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 1c.-The arbitration
commission of the five states, Ohio. In
diana, Illinois, West Virginia and western
Pennsylvania has formed permanent
board with tho object OF urging the uni
fCrmty plan with all the operators.
General Little. of OHIO. was made presi-
dent and IL. Frank Schmid. OF Indiana.
secretary. General Little Ia preparing the
agreement and is making it 50 binding
that It is believed that there can DO no way
of evasion on tho part OF any operator
who may attach his signature to it.
President DeArmitt is working hard to
bring success to tho movement.
Mr.. DeArmitt and General Little left for
Philadelphia tonight to cndeaVor to enlist
tho eastern operators who haVo large mines
on the Pennsylvania railroad and who
prevented settlement OF tho mining trou-
bic two years ago BY not conserving 10
tho uniformity plans. Representatives OF
the Westmoreland. the Pennsylvania, Key
stone and other miners alOns tho line OF
the Pennsylvania railroad VINO have head
quarters in Philadelphia will be visited.
General Little lS confident OF securing
their support.
With the signatures OF these companies.
together with Messrs Robbins and De-
Armitt, who have promised to sign. the
commission anticipates but little difficulty
In securing the required number OF sigma
lures to the agreement. W hen this is
done. il viii DO an easy matter. they say.
To adjust tho other differences that may
arise.
that state this morning and Will visit
President Tallcy. OF tho Block and Btu
minOus Coal Operators Association, of In
diana polls with tho view Of obtaining his
support to tho movement.
Secretary Warner. OF tho Miners Asso-
citation. is strongly in favor Of tho uni
formity plan. ana IS using all efforts TO
bring about settlement of tho big strike
or that basis.
President Dolan says tho prospects for
success were noscr brighter.
\ telegram from President RatchfOrd
stated that no had received information
that tho miners ia tho F1irmount district
Of West Virginia were out. Ho believes
that every miner I'm W,s- Virginia VIII
be out by Monday THERE - NO change in
the strike situation iu tho pittsburg dis
triCt. Everything Is quiet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
To Head Off a Strike.
STRIKERS AND MINERS FIGHT
Foreigners and Negroes Shed Each
Others Blood in Indiana.

Terre Haute, Ind. July ia special to
The Express from Danvlle, ILL.,, says:
strife between the miners commenced
In this district tonight. About 400 or 800
Belgian strikers and other foreigners gath
cred at the Pawnee mine and when cage
full OF colored miners, who had been at
work reached the top of the shaft they
were assaulted with different kinds or
weapons, some using knives and others
slaves. one of the colored miners secured q
bar OF iron and revolver and defended
his life Shots were fired. injurinS several
strikers This Infatuated the striking min
ers and they retaliatcd by an exchange of
shots, at the same time rCtrcating to the
woods Later the strikers attacked train
on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail-
road carrying working miners to the city.
The miners inside the coaches opened fire
and about fifty shots were exchanged. II IS
reported that one miner was Killed"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
THE WEATHER
And the Important Influence It Ezer-
cises Over the Human System, wl'h
Especial Reference TO the Lungs

ptrfr. THIS season of the year when
th. system is dehil.tHfft hE th" li''''
beat which o. q rapid ana l.~in"'.iil- 49,,
SINNER If vitality. There Is q great iti'ri''S
!. .rso, ANA CONGESTION of the mucous
i. r.,s..z .r tf.. nose. throat ami lungs
rrf,. 81 conditions manifest ih' iA-'.lt's !"
...-,...IT.F colds. sore tnrn1iS ana acute CO.
t.~~r- 1 sense. OF fullur~~ Is Eti'itiie ~
,-i..r....F fr fa.s affected organs. causing a
i fIi..tsIrv fn hr,ath.uE. am ISitinatlt 'HH-
if-sn-. II Is of the utmost inp"riaHN" Al't ,
tf..-.. SYMPTOMS he CircfHHA MtH. ii'H' ,,i4i
rr..r..I without delay. aS uihcfNl9c ih'9
,-iII t..,.. ft.. firmly rooted. laying the iouh-
.Irtian Tor tnat most deadly enemy pr Hii'-
Kind thaf terrible disease. tNiSillit 'l t'I.-
-rn.r.. Is ouly one method Toy Nilrh ih-S
dreadful fa,. ~ the human family has hcrl
.sli......-Sflllv conquered. which is th'' one
rsfst..fFs.I f,v the Amick Ghcmictl 60. ~
Cincinnati a.. and IL you gre a 7ultt'lt
from this disease. nr One 81 as allies. Such
as asthma. lrprehitis. catarrh. hay i"Ner-
: 1.r-..~ - fnouirv VIII bring you most
valuable reformation. OF The. numerous
asrafslul acknowledgements which laiS COM
pany have. un file in their offices. We VIII
cite only The following;
--Iirmiu-.h fin. Ala-.-Mrs- MaEberrN has
NJ ,.l. "a wonderful Improvement under the
treatment. Tier cough is gone. and eNpecto-
ration Pc atriy Sa. she rs growing stronger
daily. ard u course swears 10y your COM
p1uy and your trea I'm, mt. never saw SuNh
E change as has taken place in her case.
With best wishes / nm ready 10 help YOU
at any finc. or rather. should say, to help
you relieve a." sick ard suffering.
III. 81. MANBERRY."
From tire same later: birmingham. Ala.
Jun. r. i>a7.-I am in receipt of your favor
hud take pleasure I'm stating ihat Mrs. May
III. II. MAYBERRY"
Write for book OF testimonials and furth-
sr Information regarding this valuable
treatment 10 the Amick ChcuIcal Co., 2l3
p. Ninth ST.. Cincinnati, ..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
INDIANA WORKERS JOIN STRIKE
Supply of Coal Is Disappearing and
Prices Are ADVANCING

Torrc Ilautc. Ind. july 13.-Today Pres
idcnt knight. of the Indiana miners, was
called To Clinton. where $40 men who have
been working on an unorga MIA basis for
two years and taking whatever prices were
offered are anxious to Join the union and
help along with the strike.
In Sullivan county today the Star City
mli.es posted notices that 10 more mining
would be done until the strike was settled.
This practically ends the mining In that
C uIty.
AdViccs were received by the miners Off
cials today recounting efforts of several
operators to secure settlements with their
men at the wages asked. In each instance
ali offers were ordered rejected until after
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta. Ga. July I've notice "ontln-
ued Improvement in fruits and produce,
which is Il very unusual occurrence at this
season OF tho year. The receipts Of all
marketable products during last week have
been sufficient to keep things moving in a
lively mannr. Should this activity con-
tinua to prevail througa out July and August
the fan trade VIII no doubt open uD &c
the satisfaction OF all parties interested
along these lines
There Is but little trading in apples at
present only limited supplies of small in
ferio- stock coming into the market.
Bananas coItinua firm IN price. simply
from tho fact that a large number of the
steamers have been laid off during the
summer months, and not because there is
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
PRICE OF ARMoR PLATE.
After Stormy Session OF House Price
Was Fixed Mt $500.

Washington. July l6-Thc house today
aercod 10 the partial conference report On
tle general deficiency appropriation hii
and then concurred in tho senate amend
fnsrt EA.uc the limit ~ cost of aimor plate
for tae three b4tllcships now bullIln6 ~
S,ssi Tpr ton
This was the main item remaining in dis
put,. D.. tween the two houses
A strong effort was made 90 induce the
house to agree 10 substitute prop..l .9A
ux.n- the Limit at $ir. as r.s"inineild'd 10y
To-. secretary of the uayy. hut after % tire
hsirs debate the house. hy q vote 90 ~
t.l s.. ransurr.d So tLe senate amendment.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
MINERS ISSUE A BULLETIN.
Shows the District Where the Great
Strike Is Now On.

Columbus, o.. July 15.-President Ratch-
ford and Secretary Pearcc have issued
an official bulletin. No. l, to the miners.
ii being u review Of the situation. 1h-
bulletin says;
our fight for living wages now covers
I'm whole or IN part eight states of tna
union. 1t Is IL general suspension and 10
local settlements Will be authorized oE
The second week and the eighth day of
our suspension brings with il greater as
surance OF ultimate victory imam any pr
Vlous day. our forces are increasing
every hour, our determination IS GulllncA-
ing and our actions are law abiding III eS-
cry particular. :,
Western Pennsylvania-Fully 1000 mir
ers have Joined US for living wages. which
makes suspension almost unanimous IA
every mine in the district. Work stiil
continues in the central field. but steps
Will be taken in a few days looking u
a suspension, which is believed Will bs
"Ohio-Twenty-e thousand miners
have laid down their tools in their de-
mand for living wages. making the suS-
pension general, excepting Few locA
mines.
every mine and every miner I'm this safe
suspended. Eight thousand have joined the
march for living wages.
"ulinois-Reports from this state are Il
the effect that suspension Is practically
general, and that the miners are deter
mined to continue the HldIGh uitt TWINS
wages are secured.
West Vlrginia-AbOut $500 miners have
Joined the movement. Reports from Va
rfous sections of the state confirm the be
lief that miners will suspend Eight organ
izers left this city tOGay for West Nir-
giuia. supply of coal from that Held VIII
be cut off In Il very few days.
Kentucky and TennesSec-About 4tso
miners have suspended. others may be eX-
pected 10 follow.
'.Kansas-Miners are all at work. b'lt
viii hold a convention ON Saturday. II IS
expected that all will suspend.
"Alabama-Reports indicate that 6.eo
miners or more have suspended. convention
today Nothing further learned OF their
action.
''The supply of coal Is fast becoming ex-
aausted at the various distributing points
Railroads are coniisCating shipm nts; cit
les are almost without supply-n fact, a
coal famine IS near at hand"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Democrat Refuses To Give Up office.

Washington. Jaly l2-tSnccial9 g harles
= Shear has t...n appointed and com
r11fs-5n,s...i a- postmaster at llucan. l-iilnS-
lam county. bur the county W.l a. y 20
lrt.rr..i,- before me- gets po~-trs'"h OF ''''
uf.et-
shear IS "a white man and there see ms
"a a.. un objection tu him personally. hut
tht tuclu .trut has rrin-ed i' rlN' u' 'l.''
r.- ,.rff.d th. .i.utft ueuf that uv fr-
publican SHALL over Dee postmaster tii'i''
Shear writes tearfuily that he utd" t.'-t
demands for the office. but t'uid b'' ~
81
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
THE COTTON MARKET.

The following were the quotations for
spot cotton yesterday at the PAGES named:
Atlanta Nominal, middliug f2c. ~
LivcrpoOl-Dcmand limited. mlddlhS
g-32d.
New York Steady; middling Sc
New Orleans-Quiet. middling l3-l5c.
Savanuah-Frm; midtlinE Csc
Galveston Quiet, mddliug l-loc.
Norfolk-Firm. middlins Slse
Mobile Nothing doing. nldolinS sc.
Memphis Firm, mlddllng le-loc.
Augtista-Firm, miJdlinS -.
Charlcston-Fi Firm. middlng i-4C.
Uouston-Quiot. midjllug ll-l6c.
Thefollowing wero the closing quotations Tor COT
ton futures Ia Nsw York yesterday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
TIE New York Bank Statement.

New York July 1.-THE bank statement
shows the following changes:
* serve lutEesiSe----- --Sf,biata-5
l-ottt.', lntf-.tse--..- -. ~
Specie increase t-ftff
I.~-al tender. increase. .-... 5.345.l1l
40 lit~ll0- l4it-l.tst-t------ U,sct ~
Circulation. dacrrase.... 90. 80 . 14l 20
Tine banks now hold SIG $500 In excess
Of the requirements of the % per cent rule.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
The Position of Wheat.

From The Wall Street Journal.
The government condition of Sl.2 for win
ter wheat would warrant crop OF 270.O0O0o0
bushels: and 9l-2 for spring wheat would
warrant crop of 100000 bushels. a to-
tai Of l06.o0090 bushels.
Estimating a commercial crop of 525 600
bushels and a reserve carried over of 81
oO0.ooo Bushels. would make the total sup
ply a6e. o00 900. to he disposed of by
Food seed. etc. y months .375 600 Hl0
Export l. months same as 1851. 10 90 90
To carry over July !, 1855. -. 81. 600 900
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Naval gtores.

Savannah July I7-Turpentine firm at 241<:
sales $50 casks; receipts l.21s- ROsln firm. sales
2.54I barrels. receipts 4.uSS- 4. Il, C. Sl-20s ID
II "a. h n 81. fsls5. 4 81 -: II 81 80, ~ %;
* SI.65. NJ $40, Sl-s5: window glass $500;
water white S2.-5.
Charleston .iuly l7-Turuentine firm Al 23ls asSedi
sales meme casks. Resin duh: b, e. Sl2u: ID.
SIS; SI.S5; q sl.{5; II SI-50; 1 @l-6U-
$3.50: si-10: N@1.15; window glass = 80; water
white $40. sales none barrels
Wilmington July 7Rosin not hing doing; strained
good strained =: receipts = "a barrels. Spirits
penJine nothing doing. receipts 24t casks Tar
steady NJ lis receipts - barrels Crude turpentins
nrm Al - 80, ~ So and 81 so receipts 81 Jls,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
Atlanta. On LmlH Il 1871
Flour Grain and Meal.

Atlanta July IL Flonr. FIRST patent. s5.65;
second patent 90. straight $40; fancy 400; extra
fnuilv so. Corn white s6c; mixed 4Sc- oats
white s3c. mixed soc. Texas rustproof 35c. Rye
Georgia ~0c. Hay. No. I fimothy large bales soc;
small la ~5c- No . timothy small bales soc Meal
palm s5c. iolted 42c Wheat bran large sacks 67c;
small sacks GO Shorts soc stock meal ste Cot
Ton seed meal 95o per Zoe Is huhs $3.50 per
Peas eoc. l-25 busheL ,oTdins 10 kind ant
duality. Grits $50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

the meeting of the national executive board
which will be held at Columbus. o.. at an
early date.
The strike has already begun seriously
to affect the visible supply of coal and the
riCes go a notch higher every day. Every
mire of Importance in Indiana Is now idle
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Fruits and Confectionnriea.

Atlanta. July IT-Temons fancy choice S4-50&5
MessIna sJ.u0G 1900. Oranges. McssinaS .Ou@3.50
per box; S2.n0t2.9j y box Bananas. straight
: COG ]. -: Culs 6ua75c Figs llGli1pc Raisons,
new California l65e l-15; L boxes joG6o. Cur
rants O1eeTc LeEhOrn citrOn llogll1ec- Nuts al
monds lc: pecans 9QIlOc: Brazil 711@sc; hlberts
Ike. walnuts LOG lie; mixed nuts So iOc Pea
nuts Virginia electric light 5G6c. fancy hand
picked 44s4ts; Georgia 1854
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Country Produces.

Atlanta. July I7-Eggs 7GZlac Butter dull: west
creamery l~@23c: fancy Tennessee l2+e 90. 90;
choice 1--we; Georgia 100 iec. Live poultry tIrkeys
sale hens 22lta %: spring chickens, large log
Ia. small. loo l21ec cucks. puddle 80. lSc Peking
2u~.2ssc. Irish potatoes, = 200 500 per bbi;
Old none per bu. Tennessee none per bu- sweet pO-
tltocs none per bu Honey very dull; strained 10:
in the comb 7oSSc- Onions. new crop, 5l.OOGl25
per bu: 2.5u83.O0 per bbL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Conference Ended Without Result.

Birmingham. Ala. July n.-tSpeclal)-
The convention Of miners which has been
IN session here since yesterday came 10
am end today. Conferences We're held
with the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail-
road and Sloss lion and Steel companies
looking tc a settlement of the differences,
but without SUCCESS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Groceries.

Atlanta. July !-- Roasted co1es sI2.1O per
1COH cases Green coffee choice -: fair Il;
prime TO- Sugar standard Crlnulated 5-2oc; New
Orleans white AS DO yellow 4lsc- Strip, New Or
teuus omen kettle 2IeI4Oc. mixed t2te9L20c- sugar
house -t.1a5-- Teas. black 5os65c- green 10ag5Oc.
lIcr head diec. Chocs 5+l -g6c- salt. dairy sacks
l.Iu.co bbls - -: Joe cream 90c; common 65c
Cheese fun cream LOG lOLc. Matches SOS zoe.
.ONs 30 l.eI- 3N1s no soda. boxes &c Crack
er, soda Jiec cream 70; eingersnaps &c Candy
common stIck 5ssc: fancy 12esl3 oysters. T. W.
1 /
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sales. 4750 bags. including July 6.75; Sep
tembar $50. Dec" nicer. 7-10lp715- Spot Rio
steady. CtrdoVa. 1pi Nffie.
Suear-Raw. firm, fair refining, 3is; cen
trlfugal .6-test. IS. sales. 600 bags MuscO-
waldo N'-teSr. 5ls- refined steady
New orleans. July l1.-Sugar, open kettle
quiet, u .HSc, centrifugal steady; granu-
Iat-d. 4If 5-ltc. whites 13-lsI3 I5-16c:
ycilows 3 s-lfu3sc: seconds 2G3lsc. Mo-
lasses steaoE: eentrifugal tllac
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Locomotive Firemen To He;p.

Columbus. O.. July 15-In a letter rece.v-
ed by President Ratchford- from j. +.
Sargent. grandmother of the brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen. Mr.. Sargent offers
his personal assistance In any manner
deemed best by Mr.. Ratchford and also
suggests a plan for the membership Of the
organization. numbering 10000. to assist the
81 rlknrs finaGCiallY.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

grain crops are made and the planters are
pickug cotton in southern Texas now.
All over tho state the cotton crop Will be
large ana If the price does not get away
down the Lone star farmers ought to have
money next fan
In the flooded districts OF Arkansas and
Mississippi the farmers have promising
crops. While the water was high their
labor got scattered and Il has been Difficult
To get enough hands In some sections but
everything considered the valley planters
have done remarkably we'll As the waters
reccdcd they put i'm their crops. which
though late are growing nicely.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

board said that every obstacle had been
removed in tho way OF settlement along
tho lines proposed and that he had not
heard OF any operators who would not
sign.
Commissioners Edward Ridgely and Hot
ace Calef OF Illinois, left for Chicago TINS
evening to see Colonel w. L. Rend ana >.
W. Ellsworth, and IL possible Induce Colo
mel Rend to return to Pittsburg ana use
his influence among tho operators 10 nave
the agreement signed.
j.. =. Mccormack. OF Indiana ana OF tne
commissioners will leave for Terro Haute
tomorrow to see j. s. Talley to secure MS
cooperation. Mr. Talley Is n heavy pur-
chaser of Pittsburg coal.
This evening tho commission sent tele-
gram to Senator Mark Hanna asking him
to lend his assistance in having the agree
ment adopted The situation in tho district
among tho miners remains unchanged
To Head Off a Strike.
Cincinnati. July 15.-An important coun-
ter movement against the organizers OF
tho United Mine Workers now in West Viz
einia was begun hero today by Il confer
ence of i've operators In that state They
determined to give their miners an ad-
vance OF IA cents a ton above tho present
rates and to make a corresponding Increase
In the price OF coal at the mines. They
have returned 10 ask all Other operators
I'm the state to do the Tame. II Is tho opin-
ion OF coal men hero that theiI action VIII
be approved and followed by the other
operators In tho state. The price of coal
at the mines Is raised to sl.25 per ton.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Price Of Coal Still Advancing.

Pittshurg. Pa. July 12-The miners stDike
IS causing the price Of coal 70 still adj
vance and today II was selling Mt an In
crease of 80 per cent since the commence
ment Of the struggle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Coffee and Sugar.

New York, July 17.-Coffee opened steady
with nr.ces ) points higher. following fla
vorablo European cables and moderatinS
receipts at Rio and Santos and small 6e-
creased American visible supply. Trading
was slack and chiefly local; closed barely
steady and unchanged TO points advance;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
EASTERN OHIO MINES CLOSE.
Strikers Are Strongly Reinforced
from Pite Along the b. and o.

Cincinnati. July IA Timcs-Star special
from Bellaire. O. saws: The miners in
Srhlck's mines ON the Baltimore and Ohio
road were today persuaded to stop mining
and with the closing Of these mines tonight
am tn. mines in eastern ohio will be closed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Men Go Out in West Virginia.

Pittsburg. July 17.-District mining OFF,
cials have como to a realization OF the
gravity of the coal miners strike situation,
as far as tho shipments of coal from the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19
Provisions.

Atlanta July IL Clear ribs Aoxe1 side 5i4c;
clear sides 3; ice-cured bellies TIC Sugar-cured
hams lIesI21c California slec; breakfast bacon 10
ellie. Lard. lest quality Al second quality 4Ys;
SOupouud al
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-19

Mr. Fred Jones. travelling passe niger agent
of the Cotton Belt, returned to Atlanta yes
terday after a stay of three months in
Texas where he has been working bust
ness. He saws that he never saw crops
looking better in that state. The small