New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

prnt-oiolhs and corset jeans. Tho sagamore Mills.
have "a s2s spindes sS looms and as hands who re.
$4,000 month, aud make 1850 yards OF print
ard Borden Manufacturing Company began in 1871 With
capital OF ssOoOo0 and runs 4252s spindes, with
zoos looms, employing $50 hands in the annual manufac-
Of yards of prntcoths out of $500 bales
of cotton The monthly payroll is $3.50 Mr. Chace
close OF the year. unless the prospect grows darker
There certain expenses which cannot be cut down
made on half-time cost the makers more per
yard than those mado at full production Moreover the
prospect OF appreciation In prices ana revival IN de-
mand is brighter than of late In ordinary seasons the
II their orders in freely full time must be resumed
the partial production has made light stocks. II fun
time resumed probably m VIII DC necessary &c. 70 c cut
ton rose so high while the demand for print cloths was
McDuriee Mills, which had large stock OF cotton on
hand, closed In August for fortnight The mills coud
Re days aud by lowering the cost of material would
bring down the prices Of goods Just when the coh made
in August from the hghpriced cotton OF the old crop
Chace 1t is altogether improbable that the Fail River
mills will close at any time this Winter.
VIM. H. Jennings beside being large shareholder III
several other mills is treasurer and largest
started in November, 1866. with $4,000 splndes ana
added 10000 spndlcs 1871. employing 900 hands paw
year and producing 100000 yards OF print cloths n
This Company haS capsI ha, tSs Sompany Which
ran 50 per week during November has contracts
Sn Gans Tc w e the Of the
The Border CITY Troy Mechanics and Richard Borden
INJUNCTION ni srS Hna til jan. l. As soon as the
| Of trade will permit return to full time VIII
be made. probably with further reduction OF wages
Under the 80 hours plan the hands made average
nearly IS per week-suicent for sustenance ana more
m mar for some years Some Of them have
paid from go to $40 month"; while families have
| altogether made much az $40 per week Fan RIVER
manufacturers said Mr. Jennings do not expect that
the present troubles will last long some his nav
been selling goods at from to OF cent per yara less
than their cost order money, but most oil them
| have held their own.
SOME OF THE LARGE MILLS.
The cotton mills in Fall River which 80 hours per
| week in November are the American Linen Company
| the Anawan Mandatory Chace Mills Crescent Mills.
Dayol Mills Duree Mills, Fall River Mandatory, Fall
River PRINT Works Flint Mills, Granite Mills, King Philip
Mills Massasoit Steam MIL MERCHANTS MANUFACTURING
| Company Metacomet Mills. Mt. Hope MIL Osborn
Mills Pocasset Manufacturing Company Robeson Mills,
] slade Mills Stafford Mills, Tecumseh Mills. Troy Cotton
nauosS NILS WatnppS Cotton Mill and Weetanoe Mills
The Anawan Mandatory in 1925 has capi
with monthly payroll OF 81 $50 IL uses LOO bales OF
cotton and produces 2i6oooo yards OF print cio,es
| yearly. The Chace Mills, incorporated III iea, na,o
$500 o6 capital l27sO spndle looms, and 500 hands
with payroll of $4,000 per month an annual
nual production Of 100000 yards OF print cloths
The Crescent gere e. d 81 oams s Of
hands $50 The payroll is $4,000 They use yeany 800
o oaSs fine cotton goods The Davo Mills
Incorporated in 1867 Their capsl Is sIoO' anu 'eS
| laVp
maid as 600 Der month Five million yards OF sheetings
ana sie TSs aree Mills were Incorporated In 1866 with
capai OF s5OOOOo The spudles number s7,42i, aud
the looms 2O6i There $50 hands. with payroll Of
Soo.yIV s Of print cloths from 5000 bales
Or1erlv used as print works but now MAKE
7so oo0 wards of print cloths per annum Their ncOr
Res tSere are 10 t Of looms 300 Of hands 10 Tae
monthly pay roll is $3.50 and the annual consumption
40 a
monthly payroll of $4,000 an annual consumption OF
c"tSs yearly The Granite Mills have capital Stock
Of 100000 run 78is2 spndies and sis looms, employ
T S seqoi Of use bales Of cotton an
nnay ana d stoT Sto N @ With @ ts 'pn
Cloths b Inns us m WITH ~ s spndes was sSrea in
the fall OF i Shn Mil. were pcorporaed in 1871 with
dns hl1 Of Thew have So e5S spndes GO looms
$40 hands with monthly rSs Of VI dns c a@
Io u goods out Of 400 bales Of cotton The Massaso
STEAM MI otu * ,as spindes and 800 Looms with
rs hands and monthly payroll Of $500 The annual
from 1900 bales OF cotton. The - MetacOmet
incorporated IN .I 1s The so capital
and 39s hands with a monthly payroll of $500 and
OF s %oD daI NJ 6Se e al
1y ~ sSso So and were INCORPORATED in 1871 They
9l2o spndes and los looms and have 1850 hands
ana pa hSSa o. oS, Of zoo baes Of cotton The Mount
~ has ooa snindIes 91s looms and Go hands
making yearly yards of snrtng out of 675 bales
Of cotton ,,,. ou. ,o.,o..o, 4, ,o-, in,
liza 81 600 ooi They have "a 95s spndIes 500 looms
and 425 hands, with monthly payroll of $4,000 making
annually s6oOoQ yards OF Printcl0ns out OF ooo oaes
anta Of and Was incorporated in ISL II runs
PAS spindes and sl looms, employing AIS hands, with
monthly pay OF $4,000, and making annually 100000
1900 bales OF cotton The Robson Mills were noorpo
rated in 1861 with capital Of sSO0; their sPindles
number 1900 their looms 81. tney nave 100 nanns
will
$4,000 yards OF prlhtcoths OUT VI iovD paie ol cotton
OF s5tO0 and have 3592S splndles 1884 looms, and 35