The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-24
GheGrtelEia
The Pittsburgh Iron Manufacturers
and PuddleFs,

The Pittsburgh Iron Manufacturer
and PuddlerS.
There has been no adjustment thus 70
Of the difficulties between these parties
and tho prospects Tor satisfactory settle
ment, judging from the proceedings Q
Saturdays conference, can hardly be call
cd encouraging. An other and final meet
Ing Is set for next Saturday, at which
time The thirty days notice given by tn,
manufacturers will expire, and tho mill
will then stop in case there Is no compro
mise agreed upon. Neither side evlncet
any special indication Of yielding at tn
conference on Saturday, and In the coursl
Of conversation some sharp passages tool
place between Mr. BENNETT, Of the manu-
lecturers, and Mr.. HARRIS, Of the boilers.
The former commended that the manulac-
turerG OF Pittsburgh were now at the dis
advantage OF the market, having to pay
from dollar to dollar and half pei
,.,..
"" 'nO'e LUZ Puuuhns !nAn Tue EASIern
manufacturers paid. This they could
not do and live, and they had therefore de.
termined IN sbnt THAR mill. n Tho ho,,o,,
concluded that they could not accept the
reduction In wages. lie admitted that such
q step would be o calamity 10 all con-
cerned-to emnlovera and emnloved
hr,,ho,o nSa ~ c,,oS.o,: 49, m.
ou' 'u'io was ~ al'eFna'iHe'~ Inc point
made by Mr.. HARRIS, on the part OF the
boilers, was that the card price of iron
had mt decl,,ed bolow q oo,t, ~, ,ho..
I-s a.. o",' S,IV NUu' "uN .u0ie'
'oFo 'ne scale Wnlch PROVIDES Tor " as
the price Tor boiling as long as the card Is
cents for iron should still prevail. To
mi, rCrark NJ Rpvvvr ron,;o1 A. r.,
49, ''-' ~A tSP'''u % 'o'-
lows
Mr.. Harris says that the old scale is
good enough Tor the present as 1t was Ia the
past. l would like him TO be fair. When
that scale was made it stopped at three
cents, and It was understood that II iron
ran below three or above five cents, there
was to be new deal-a new arrangement
must be made. = You all know that iron
lsselllng az less IMAM three Genus, not be-
Snt bscS H wo oan', b mI T. " W. 10 III
mt yolnntSr;,v rod""a ,So pr ~. w., !; IN \,
:, torcsd Mnn1 Us y, ' tSo rao,I W. u ~
~ S6S vs. y;II 49, nU " ~ e. "n nIS
carJ raIoo 40 sonn0 w." go ;.na W out ou
,hrec ceNtS NJ 1srr;s .Sn. So e o "UUne
spe tho neceosiiv Ihs; J3rnondS ,L;s
cSsrGa VII ,ha n',ouSa o,nsn., s o.H
tsa1 j1 and that NV, .onniSi. too T1n
aiirndsrotood Tho, ,noD ;roo 49, W. do We
~ 90 m tSst ,ho .c.io nu uT hau 1om ~
rS;HS,oJ fos tboso H ro "O ~ nHIo " pe
IN ,Se or1;noi eI con,rsn wv nOnn not
nav twenty fiSo 70 th;rtu mar cont I nor"
ih9r oibcr ,,Iocoo anS I;g 20 All iIn USS
,biS We moot wiIh cboonos ;ron ~ o HaU"
w%cre IN tho marSe, enJ Pc ~ no "no.y
9TH !, W. nnst 10 I aom nS w. oomIoi y
ssoms N, nrono S :" ;ndas,a ouu IL
I;hors1 "ne IT, op al, ho 20 so oIsSI v@iy
"onnarH Soo, ne ", VII ~ W s01Ly W pAtt
harm onin,Slv tSrorrb tbs rast ard S hn 20
Ining iSon.sr5a ~ tT I iII1' b "N ,brS ~
out OF employment. ButiI the nresent ia
not the proper time lor re adjustment oil
the scale, there never will bs such one.
THg ORIGINAL CONTRACT.
NJ R,or Tho.o hoo hoo. ..,., d,.,
o,,siL abou, ~ os;a Ia Tem SsN' T IHal
sicn"rs ~ ,bot ooUtrsc, To- M,So-a,ooj :. ~.
S,e,I, "a ~ ~ I'M ~. 49, o ~ II P1t
,Srso ao nor tHSs WIS snS. mner H., Gn was
nsr ION for nndII;rr W. Soo T no c TSa
hut ava e0t;sfI ~ S,or,, a" 20 Lo,o 49,
bSrotoIoro .rJ nU,;I ,bo 90 go o n ha' I
threo "on,s 1o dont soo SO re 800 Vu'E ".
maS;nH an, obS SOn 0O 'nO "eNe''''J 'oi
Mr. Innsa@NE Roam ov,aor,,, doo,
no, 49,, nrSO-U.onJ - nSau eYiuen''y uT W.
card r,ica wsa rodrcod soIen ,hroo - non one
,hcO e;'So- 70" nor,T ooS IS.0m ,s; , Geh
Law no,ico b av9 Ca ao,;1v s SaIIa55 y, 'n" -:
sr9snoS Snv mstters of S;esrence Nov
il we had cbsnSed mo c"-J heiou iSrSs
rantS Ibsr 1vo Sor,J hS1" ~ ra,os TSe
rnonnfoc,uro y" m ,ho ' ro NJ snj ~
nn,oS ~ ,,n,n So oVv .u no doI,o. o onu o
cent iron and ali heIow Il owing ~ Tho
SSri tinos snd Tho nro,nSot Ios ,hs ~ ~
nano,iu ALL E os.so oe po'P'0' '0' 'u' w
11H So-1ou'
ACTING IN GOOD FAITH a
Dir. Blshop-There Is one thing that
should not be overlooked. We are trying
TO carry out this contract In good faith.
The presence here TO day of SO many pud.
dlerS is evidence sufficient Of that TACT,
and we arc ready to negotiate new terms
when such are really necessary, but we
don't see any necessity for it now. Neither
DC we think you have any right 10 expect
US TO make any proposition. We are
WIN you neart and hand, and cont want
uoy SboIJ V ; Taer 'ns Sns W. snIA
cNr.idsr orS ,Sen % aNntSar o H. ~ o "
S"roOJ - "uU 'u0n Auo'ueR Il 'ns ID no'