New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
THE STATE or BUSINESS.
FAvopABLE REPORTS FROM MANY OF TIE REwAnE
n. j.. MANUfACTUNRRa

FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM MANY OF TIE NE" ARK,
n. j., MANUFACTURERS.
Interviews bad by reporter of The Neirdrk
On j. Advertiser with prominent manufacturers OF that
city that there is at present no serious appre-
hen.on among them although the business interests Of
the city naturally affected BY the recent financial
troubles in Wast. number Of the citizens arc ont or
employment, but mauy Of these were engaged 90 city
improvements which are now completed. Among the
jewelers. the strngeDcy OF the money market Is
seriously fell. number OF their employees
nov idle, and the mamniactnfeIs nave
At the Clsrk ThrcUd WORKS, where so women aud $50
are employed, night week has been necessary FOR
curainent OF the operations OF the esia bment but
may become necessary to add TO the number oper
OF H. ward g. Co. Is nOw running on short mn ana Tue
reported ar being perfectly satisfied WIN iee
the money market. 70 it, Western eusiomers add
tional lime for settlements Tnis IL the only diseour-
aging feature IN their business
The harness and saddle manufacturers report dul
times Some firms arc working half time. out none
nave discharged any employee although In few in
stanres IL has been found difGnt 10 Keep them ous{
n is be evcd there prospect Of much better trade
stucks hand az present The hat trade nae been Dfsh
those engaged in il than nj any other period within the
past three years. The present month has been more
than usually prosperous For THE past three mouths
many firms IN the trade have kept their inen al WORK
until O'Clock ~ night one manufacturer stated tha'
he mad been 500 dozen behind orders for long tue
aud that there WAC better outlook for the next season
Than ever The shoe trade is dong very far business
though most o! the manufacturers are wTklng on De
orders Most OF the houses employing iI iorce o
hands though in two OF three Instances me men are
working three-qnarers time The proapects are duH
for November aud December Tue wholesale clothing
nulacturcrs doing but little business aud many
Of them are not empioyihg more tnah tneT regular
number OF men.
GENEI.AL REDUCTION or TIME N me MASS4cHV-
SETS MILLS.
There have been few suspensions or reduc-
lions among the manufactures ut and near Springfield
Mass but work hos not been 50 brisk that employees
could not obtain leaves OF absence without difficulty
The Hampdea Paint Works will be run but four days
week during the Winter. The Indian Orchard Mills,
also 10 Springfield are going reduce their working
time but whether in honrs days has not yet been de
ternlned The OF labor at the organ mandatory
eight in order 10 retain all the employees The firm has
orders enungh to last until the middle OF January.
week to reduce their product, aud portion OF their
forces will he discharged or put on hnftme In Leo
minister business at standsti with the maniac,
of horn goods and one or two rms have stopper
work The shoe factory Ct Pisonry brothers az sor,
now out of employment account OF the reduction oil
the forces the Haverhili shoe shops about l7Oo
DISCHARGE or RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AT ELMIIA.
Thirty seven men were discharged by the
Erie Railway Company Enira y. u, on Wednesday,
Eighteen employed III tho Elnra chops, aud the
remainder At various points on the snsquehanna Dvl-
sion The force iu that vicinity is now reduced to 100
men, aud afteI Nov they will begin TO work only three
lourtbs the usual lie fuiIhIn 1diacc Nai
Company working 80 idEc hours day, ana the
work already oracred Will probably Keep Tho loi en-
pOyed during the Winter
CONDITION Op THE RHODE ISLAND MILLS
Most Of the mills Of Pawtucket, r. l., began,
this week. with reduction Of the hOnrs OF aoor few
OF Inc hold unexpred contracts aud VIII
make no csaugc for the present, while one or two are
preparing 10 run extra time and Will try to meet IN
coming orders by night work At WoODsocket Tue
Woonsocket Company has stepped aud the Harris
Wooden Company has stopped lie cotton department.
RECOVERING PRoM THE PANIC.
SALT LAKE, Oct. M.--N. p. Langford, Ma
fioual Bank Examiner has cara in The Ses this even
ing announcing the resumption OF the First National
Bank Of Utah Tomorrow. lie the capital 10 hoim
paired and the raes OF cash hand 20 the amount que
depostors is four times great AZ In must OF inc
banks East. The bank IN stronger than Any olhcf
national bank IN the Territory or IN The Paelcc states
Tue inspires buoy ant feeling among oil
classes Of business. men.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2a-E W. Clarke Co. BANKERS
will resume business To mOrrOw.
Ntw-kSGIAND MILLS sUsTESDING WORN.
BosToS, Oct. A.-The Atlantic Mills, nj
Lawrence shut evening for the reDsipder of
the week and Will only fonr days IN the week for
the present. expected that the suspension would
be delayed Tor wrecks The Pacific Mills are stii
running full time. The nail mills OF the Bay state
Iron W"rks have suspended operations aod 200 men