The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-11

RULING RATES OF WAGES IN New YoRK-The
journal of Industry gives them as follows
Artificial flower makers, So to per week; good
hands in request.
Bakers, sc to II per week; no demand
Bakers boys, So to per week. no demand.
BARRIERS, Sc to per week; no demand
Bedstead-makers, SIS per week; demand.
Blacksmiths, SIS per week; no demand.
Boat-builders, $40 per week; no demand
Book-keepers, $500 to $4,000 per year; supply
over demand.
Book-binders, Sc to u per week; demand for good
hands.
Book-binders' boys, 81 to 5 per week; no de-
mand.
Book-folders, So to per week; no demand.
Brass founders So to is per week. supply equal
to demand.
Brewers, IS per week; no demand.
Brush-makers, IS to Is per week. moderate de-
mand.
Builders, 50 per week; no demand.
Butchers, SIS to 10 per week; no demand
Cabinet-makers, 81 to 10 per week; demand,
Cap makers, So to per week; no demand
Carpenters, 81 to 10 per week; demand moder
ate
Carpenters boys So to per week; no demand.
ConfectiOners, $40 to II per week; no demand.
Coopers, So per week; no demand.
Coppersmiths, 50 to II per week; no demand.
Designers, SIS to IS per week. no demand.
Dress makers, 81 to per week; supply over de-
mand.
Engineers, $40 to 80 per week; no demand
Engravers $40 to 90 per week. no demand.
Faucet-makers, So to Il per week; no demand.
Farm servants, Sc to 10 per month; market OPEN
ing.
Female domestics, SIS to per month; supply
demand, but good ones in request
Female domestics, (hotel cooks,) So to Is per
month; demand good.
Founders, iron, $40 to II per week; no demand
Frame makers, 50 to 10 per week; demand.
Furriers, Sc to y per week; moderate demand.
Gardeners, 81 to per week. moderate demand.
tIaShtters. demand
Giders, $40 to II per week; demand moderate
for good hands.
Gunsmiths, SO to II per week; no demand.
Glass cutters, 50 to II per week; demand moder-
Hatters, piece work, $3.50 per dozen; plenty of
work.
Laborers, sc to per month; market glutted.
Last akers, So per week. no demand.
Last makers boys, S4 per week. no demand.
photographers, So to 80 per week; supply equal
to demand.
Lock makers, 50 to Is per week; demand for
good hands.
Machinists, Sc to 10 per week. no demand.
Marble-workers (artisans), So to Is per week;
demand moderate
Marble-workers Qaborers), 81 to per week; no
demand.
Masons, 50 II per week; supply equal to de-
mand.
Milliners, So TO per week; no demand
Musicians, So to per week; demand.
Nail makers, So to per week; no demand
Nurseymen, Sc to II per week; demand moder-
Operators on sewing machines, So to per week;
demand moderate.
Packing box makers, 81 to 10 per week; no de-
mand.
Painters, So to 10 per week; moderate demand.
Paper-box makers, 81 to 10 per week. no de-
mand.
Paper-hangers, IS to 20 per week; demand mod
crate.
Paper-makers, 81 to 10 per week. demand good
for experienced hands.
Paper-makers's boys, 81 to per week. no de-
mand.
Paper-makers' women SO to per week. de-
mand moderate.
Paper-makers' girls, l.5O to $50 per week; de-
mand moderate.
Paper-rulers, $40 to II per week; no demand.
Piano-makers, IS to II per week; no demand.
Plasterers, SIS to II per week. supply equal to
demand.
Plumbers 50 to II per week; supply equal to de-
mand.
Pocket-book makers, $40 per week; no demand.
forters, Sc to per week; supply equal to de-
mand.
Printers, Sll to II per week; demand good for
first class hands.
Pump-makers, Sc per week. no demand
Refners Sc to 10 per week; no demand.
Sota-makers, Sl2 per week; no demand.
Saddlers, So to 10 per week; no demand.
Seal Engravers $40 to IL per week; no demand
Segar-box makers, IS to 10 per week; lo de-
mand.
At the present session of the Herkmer County
IN Y Circuit Court Mrs Mary T. Parry admin