The New York herald., 1873-11-17
THE CRISIS ELSEWHERE.
ANOTHER INTEREST NOT AFFECTED.

THE CRISIS ELSEWHERE.
ANOTHER INTEREST NOT AFFECTED.
Hog killing and pork packing In the West have
not been touched by the panic. The usual number
OF hands and hogs are IN all the yards.
ANOTHER RESUMPTION.
The Branford tConn.l Lock Works resumed
operations last Monday.
WORK FOR THE WINTER.
The umbermen OF Wisconsin, determined not to
be idle during the winter are forming bands to 60
into the forests and take the chances Tor spring
trade.
TOUCHED BOTTOM.
1t is now pretty well established and admitted
fact that the panic has done its worst and from
this time onward the manufacturing interests OF
the country, which have been the most seriously
anected, will work slowly, perhaps, but surely, into
their former prosperous positions.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO QUELL THE PANIC.
The Prescott Organ Company's works In Con-
cord, N. H., are still running upon full time and
with no reduction in the number OF men en-
ployed.
STRIKERS CONE TO TERMS
The Vermont Mills, at North Bennington, are
again running on full time, the strikers having
agreed to accept the reduction OF 20 per cent on
wages
LOW PRICED FABRICS.
The FAN River (Mass.) Journal says:-Printing
cloths continue dull, with few sales reported, and
quotations remain at sc. 51sc. for 64x64, stand
ARDS and extra; but cash buyers can I'LL orders at
Axe. 47sc
Orders were received at Newcastle, n. H.,
to discharge on tue 18th all the men, abandon
the works at Jafrrey's Point and also ut Gerrlshs
Island or the rest OF the year.
REDUCTION OF H0URS IN RAILROAD SHOPS.
The Malone IN. VI FdUadfuU says:-Work at
the railroad shops in this village has been reduced
reduction OF 10 per cent OF the wages OF the men.
IRON WORKS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The Franconia Iron Works at Wareham, are not
running. 1t is whispered that they may start up
again soon, on the principle that naf loaf is bet
than The report is current also, that the
Nail Works Will adopt like measures
NO PANIC NO SUSPENSION.
The Fishyill Landing Machine Works, situated
near the depot at Fishkill Landing, on the Huoson
RIVER have not thus lar been afiected by the panic
and are now running along with full complement
OF hands. They employ about 100 men. there mas
ol the employees, nor is IL probable that there VIII
be.
The Worcester Gazette has sent reporter through
city, who reports that the situation is not nearly
so bad as might be expected, ana in some respects
has ratner improved In the last three weeks There
Will be an unusual number OF men out OF work this
winter, undoubtedly, but manufacturing Is not
gong to stop altogether nor are the great mass OF
likely to be entirely idle Certain kinds or business
are depressed more than Others, but many con-
Germs are running only at small lessenlng OF the
hours OF labor, while some are lucky enough to
have plenty OF work.
BUSINESS DULL AT WHITEHALL, N. Y.
The whitehall transportation line have tied up
two steamers and about half dozen canal boats.
The Northern transportation line have dismissed
several boats Tor the season. Shipments oil ore
have fallen on greatly. Lumber firms complain OF
dull times. The number OF hands employed In the
factories OF N. H. Ames Co. and Hoyt Hall have
been reduced. The business outlook is very dis.
couragng.
THE IRON WORKS AT TROY, N. Y.
The prospects are beginning TO brighten some
what at the Iron Works, and it is expected that
Corning Il Co.'s works will recommence operations
on Monday. Tne schedule OF prices OF TINS arm
duction OF 20 per cent In accordance with
this the pudders Will get $4 50 per ton,
borers, who have been getting 81 so per day Will
get 81 81 The Iuddlers held a meeting on Friday
ion Il was W DECIDED that the terms Of 1T the en-
poyers will be accepted, and that work VIII De
resumed Monday night. The talk about resump-
tion OF work at Burdens steam mill on the mats
does seem to amount to anything, as all action
OF the puddlers has fallen through. reduction OF
five per cent Will soon be made In the Rensselaer,
works again which will bring the pudders' wages
down to "a SO. The offer OF 81 so ton has been
made 70 the puddlers IN the v ola mI a. tne
Rensselaer, WORKS but ~ Is not known wne'ner OF
not the offer will be accepted
OPERATIONS AT C0HoEs, n. Y.
The work OF cleaning the various supply canals
and repairng the weirs yates, &C., that are neces
sary ior an equal distribution OF the water power,
mas been competed luc Wa'cI mdS leo INV .uo
levels on saturday and this morning most OF the
manufacturing establishments VIII begin to oper-
ate again. The stoppagc thus far has not been Sc
riously let All classes have understood the neces-
sites OF the case, and have been willing to confide
in the wisdom OF their employers. The Harmony
mills the handspring OF all the manufacturing in
terests OF the city, VIII not start to-day. Business
men are satisfied that the panic has ''struck bot
tom,n and that the pressure Will diminish rapidly
until everything Is steady again.
MANuFACroRIEs AT NEW BRITAIN, CONN.
The condition or the various manufacturing es-
adjustments In New Britain Is as foows:-Lan-
ders Frary 4 Clark, who employ about 500 men,
viii run on full time as soon as repairs are COM
pleted
Russell 4 Erwin running on three.quarter
time with 600 men.
Tne Stanley works are running on three.quarter
time with $50 hands.
ming on half time with $50 hands.
Union Hardware Works, half time with 100
hands.
North Judd Manufacturing Company half time
150 hands
Taylor Manufacturing Company, so hands, half
time.
Judd b Blakesley, half time, SO hands.
Humason d Beckley Manufacturing Company
half time, 100 hands.
Edward Doane, three-quarter time, IS hands.
Malleable Iron Works, fun time, 90 hands ooo
New Britain Knitting Company, full time, Soo
hands.
American Hosiery Company, full time 300 hands IS,
New Britain White Lead Company iun sinic' oo
hands. -. -, -
New Britain Banklock Company, half time, 80
hands. .....,.o.,~ans
Churchill Lewis Co.. Jewelry manufacturers
Nv american Basket Company rs hands, rull time.
National Wire Mattress company, thfee-quafter
time, 25 hands. - - -.
quarter time,