Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-11
The Iron Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 10th.-NOrk
was 10 large extent suspended TO day iii
all the shops where notices of the Is per
cent reduction were posted. At the Fulton
Works the temporary arrangement made
Tor yesterday was terminated last night. Il
was expected by the management that no
one would report for duty to-day This
was practically the case. At the KiSion,
few apprentices worked At the Savage
Works the condition of affairs was reported
at the office to be about the same as vester-
day, at noon to-day At the Pacific Works
the apprentices joined the other employees
in remaining out to-day. At the National
Works very few men were working this
forenoon. 1t was reported that three ma
chinists We're working and also apprentices
At the Union Works the blacksmiths left
the shops last night On buildings near
the shops notices are posted calling for a
meeting of patternmakerS at Huddy's Hall
tonight. One manufacturer expressed the
opinion this afternoon that there must be
about 1000 employees out on strike.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, February l0th.-The ma.
chinists. TO the number of 400. met to-
night and resolved to stand by the boiler
makers, and not to submit to anvreducti0n
of wages. The patternmakers also held
meeting and appointed committees to wait
on the Trades Unions and on the manu-
facturerS.
War Between Sugar Refineries-Sweep-
ing Reduction in Prices.
SAN Francisco, February 10th-A sugar
war has broken out between Spreckels. of
the California Refinery, and the American
Refinery, which has had the effect of re-
ducing the price to lower rates than ever
cor ,,rl,lI,oos obor, n,,a'ffiI aa,,1,,nb ae
rho f,aIifn~ni, Stnin;n,, i E,;lo,i ~ ~
tho nossiIln rosnli Sni,e .,rlcerS ,i,int5
tbo Cal;f,r,;a co,,,,,',I,, u.?iI br;,,, ,I,o
American companv n terms Int 6thers
maintain tbot he s,naIIar rornor,tion oar,
stond tha st,oi, o,,aII,- ,,.oII al, sSoSgr,nt
ON fourteen stockholders being n less stri-
Gus matter than the loss to one owner. 1t
is also asserted that as sugar cannot be
manufactured at the present rates at a
profit, the immense capacity OF Spreckels
refinery will be disadvantage to him,
Spreclels does not admit, however, that
the profitable manufacture OF sugar at the
present rates Is an lmpoSslMllty. Jobbers
are considerably exercised by the sweeping
reduction, as II leaves some ol them with Il
laiSe ss9cA ol s"Sal oii 'iie'f l"'i's' pougi'
"' "le @"N"l''e'' l"'e''
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, February 10lh.-Bankers
report lalr demand Tor money at per
cent. lol aNeI"e eoi'll'eIe'i l0alis' lllouh'
pI COURSE, thelG = li'oIe OF less business
pom apoVe ana DeloW the rate me sup
piy iS Ia'iler e,sleI on PRIME coita'efdis'
Such as chiteu states bonds Mortgage
ioails i.f Oh el'y properly cohui'Ue 10 DC ieSo-
HsGu a. Per cent .i az one ol t!le Iocal
palms Ilioisil al tle GIFTS exact :. mere
Is IS goou 'leiiaIQ loF Eastern exchange
DTaltS Oh New fork are quoles AT loc per
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qiH"iiis anu 1Is, iEi iot uoc,'leh''5y paper
,eiliieu stiSGI l01(y - per cent u'sco"lil
MeAlc"i uoliaiS' of2 2'go'c apiece
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