, 1873-10-05

milta and rnanufactorieH. Some Of tho hunks wpto
pushed for greenbaoks and offered per cont premium
for currency.
There Ia great
DIvEner1Y or or1N1oH
In regard to the stand taken hero by the bAnka In
not virtually auspcnding by making Clearing-aous
certified checks currency. 6ono argue that tho
moneyed institutions ought to hnvo taken moro
conservative Btand, and not allowed our city to
bo draiued Of its currency. The Philadelphia
hse e ord on ~
chocks anu wait untl sucl timo our sister city
willing to sond currency to tho weatasn banks, they
~ ''~' '''''' the ManurAorunrns.
ahs msng GP h ss sd ys,o,a. By
tho s'.S ssRa'sS san 70 & ''a
md with soyerat of our loading bank officers intsr.
Viewed Mr. j. n Bcully Cashier Of the First National
3ak 1hs bsnh ss natitu
saon, said IN substance that horo 200 mills
in this vicinity, great and small. These employ from
IL. ees mas e. paid 's Z
sSP1g g s, % sss ii + hss onR @ Sss 1s wa
section Of this country ia debtor hilo tho West s
mora 90 than any other. Mt. scuy felt GLAD TINT tho
workmen, IN measure, eo-oporatci With them, as il
will relieve the hunks In tho next two weeka FROM pay
ns a M hns o
banks have done wisely In helping ono another and
continuing to pay Ill demands M maao upgn them that
that tho West had been contracting tho past
three months larger bills than at auy
e ot viii q hs a
greater volume Of currency than at my ti1o hereto
fore. There were several other rartcs interviewed.
sas aud i vii c rosut ftsy deal 81 BARN 10 hs
city, for said one Of these 9entlemen they have al
Day We lave not sufficient money to ray onr @ opora-
yes. II predicted that tho action Of tho baAs will
eauuo the failure Of many honsea and hanks who othcr-
Your correspondent started for Drowastowu, rocent
auuexion to this city, anu there lie Visited Jones
rAtA1ENsE Ro1Lrao-M1LLB
r. order to est ths views Of Of the orhmsn
3" bosses ruu thres or four na1l-machines under
~ s sa ton aa pss peT
Rsss'{ Ess Think ss"s' L Ssss S 'hs n.s s"s' rssas
the worRmen to stnpd by their employers.
a f., IRE willing %ork sF GF
their pny rather than bo throw, cut Of work entiroly
il s Il so At @ ntsss a bsyy sy
could lily afford to loss time now." Yonr reporter
then took stroll
and their opinions seemed unanimous that the action
was en,ande1 by the .es, and thoy ought to pnt up
y sfe en f. S1sass py ny ros M ns1t s'tuF
0LAsg-wonKg.
Nearly I'LL the window.gass factories closed on
acculult Of tho men being OIL strike. So far as
couN learn they affected decided disregard whether
moN AND sTEEr-wonKs.
an!ro fully sl25 ooo per month for pay air. Jones
Of reey hs wanted e 2eep bis ms mn
running full tlore really Was no necessity for hls
firm CftNl THAR hnnJas their nrfprA
them to their fullest capacity. Eomo Of tho Western
r. aro beginning to cancel their orters,
what thoy had contracted for. lie thought the work
were really tho rich men Of tue city now, and they
could assist to hear th!a burden without
!fa Wosk oe T. % % e
out Of employment altogether month or more. uo
said this was tho best thing that tue manufacturers
crs in their straits, aud now tho manufacturers should
not go back them. He thinks tho Clearing House
acted wisely when thoy retsed to adopt New York and
solved to meet nll exigencles With q bold front,
Ite aaid the stock Of Iron in the United States now
business. This is tho first uo that this country has
iss own market for s iron. british iron cannot COM
for loose money market. No1t Saturday waa tluir
payday, mud he intended to .act collieryat1vey.
1aboring could not AFFORD to live laf pay sys
They would only deduct tla hnlf from, sked ubor Al
together he took decidedly hopeful Wow Of the sttl-
atun. Leaving Mr. Jones, your reporter sauu-
tored to
BROWN CO. "a 6rEE1. MILL
Tho mon there are paid every two weeks, on 8atur-
days. Laat Saturday tler pay -t!uy when tic men
held ncottng, mud Mr. Brown addressed then, Oh the
There are so1,p 400 men employed here
The men discussed tho matter, mud resolved to stand
by their employers aud that night returned over
to tho firm, which, however, the firm would not &c
ccpt found I'LL tho men here we'll satisfied to work
In this way Just long As It wns necessary, aud
not nsk my questions. The payroll OF this mill
amounts to about $4,000 every mouth. Mr. Brown
thought that leaving $500 GOO In tho banks to-day
would lelp them materially, M mud work greatly to tho
ctty'a good aud credit III showing tho great confidence
between employers and employed.
sEuo T. cn.s noLLIN0 MILF
md nail factory wna visited. Some $50 men
are employed, and about sl6,U00 every two wccka
IL required 10 pay tho men. Ii was pay
day. found they wcro all wtlilna
to put ur with wl.at had been dono by tho auulae-
Elrors Thu aborera hero all raid in full only
skilled labor lad deduction Of bU per cent. Ne4 ray-
nattor was to assist the buuka then visited shoc1-
berger, Dhtn Co.. uussy 'Sclla l. Co.. Kccsc, Grnn
4 Co., Union Mills, and aoyesat smaller ones,
There Was but ono opinion expressed
among Ill, " Wo will ray in full ncxt Iay-tay,"
coAFInENcK plsEyAILiNH.
The wprkMen wore al satisfied. ! kuow Of several
nRsAncea ~llcro 1ncu havo taken telr sHyc.up funs
Ii aone instances amounting to 1000, Anl given Ii
10 thcir employers to help tom out until suc time III
lonce III this city bctwrcn employer and e1nloyoJ
WASHINGTON.
M.