Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-15
VFVS OF THE WEEK,
EAST

EAOIs
a. add coinage ut the Philadelphia min
,.,sr amounted TO :ll,OlO,OOO in donhlc
The gold weighed thirty-eight tons
i, York adyices state that the export
r,.nsyer in a better condition than at
:. ,tleost, all the steamers leaving art
\ ia their utmost capacity, and rates
rsysr higher than now. The import
A,s fallen away to almost nothing, and
nm arriving are often but half full, This
,gsi especlaIlynoticoable in the amount
K goods imported,
ma alk mil Of Dexter Lambert d Co.,
sn n J., have resumed operations
force Of 200 hands
M Cunard Steamship company have de-
.,5s an early day to establish daily
4treen Liverpool and New York,
ss effect of the panic was the throwing
l.npovment Of at least 10000 working
hg the different factories at Newark,
r4ls Of Albany, New York, the default
gbisr in the State Treasury department,
WI committed to jail in default Of Slj,-
III
h, Erie railroad is reducing the force in
tspn. shops along the line Of the road,
is Forkmen retained will be put on three
III time
1a jury in the Stokes case returned YER
nanslaughtor in the third degree. and
VAS sentenced to four years in the
usO0 at hard labor
Hteceiyer of the First National bank is
Hhg The accounts Of the depositors and
aa4s and in about two weeks a diyi-
d from 20 per cent. to 30 per cent, will
IL from assets already collected.
Ealy four hundred mechanics and about
|MldhbOrers have been discharged from
RAngton navy yard, owing to the mon
,ling short in consequence of the large
ranents made in the yard during the
hue days since Mrs l.. Myers, who was
witness on the Goodrich case, was re-
bym arrangement between the police
prosecuting authorities. She has con-
asserted that il she was released, she
aable to put the authorities upon tho
q! Roscoe and Beach, both of whom she
h implicated An officer has been dis
.lEith her and both are travelling the
aseimg Of the furnace owners OF Pitts
h was held last week, at which every
an the city and vicinity was represent
unanimously resolved that a reduc-
Six per cent be made on all labor 1t
impression Of most Of those who we're
tthst it would be very difficult to keep
-HsCea in blast, and that fuither re-
might be necessary to prevent entire
sOn
llls results Of the panic are being felt
he Hudson. The extensive brick.yards
alsAkeepsle have all stopped, and the
F1s carpenters aud manufacturers are
gTlth half their usual force. The ex-
PRINT works # Garner & Co., at Little
yoAoes Rochester, Pleasant Valley,
y and Hayerstraw stopped Saturday,
"men are ont of employment. The
d 9olOOOO q month to their employees.
n other places have either stopped
'eluced time and wages.
snect OF the late financial trouble is
70 be felt by the working classes Of
''' ~ many trades large numbers OF
""ere discharged at the close of the
want Of employment, or for want Of
Eay them Three shoe manufacto-
''a saturday night indefinitely. The
"4 one establishment we're ordered
!" reduced wages but the mon de-
'8o'k for wages below those estab-
Ne Cuspinb' society, and were con.
Y discharged Nearly every trade is
PIANO billiard and cigar manufactu-
-V4er producers Of Injuries in New
conducting business with groat eau
aye factories are being run on half
WIN hali the usual force, while the
""olshmonts have in the main closed
'' This course is made necessary by
-'''l disturbances, throwing ont of
y numbers OF men and women. Ar
',' are expected to be made whereby
~' factories will be able to keep their
'uA part of the time at least. Thus
ug q great deal nF a,fPo,,;,,,.