New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.

MILLS AND FACTORIES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
RESUMrNG WORK.
St Louis Sept. $50 far as this city Is con-
cerned the hard times seem to be over Many rae
tories and shops are again running-works that
three months ago idle. local newspaper
has made a careful computation OF the Industries
that have already or will soon resume operations
and by actual count 1870 men will by September
% be at work in factories and foundres that were
frightened into closing by the hard times panic.
Every line OF wholesale trade reports increasing
orders and some note advance over sales OF
year ago.
Louisville. Ky. Sept. s-The Iippincott glass
works and the Depauw glass works, at Alexandria
Ind will resume October /, and 1900 men will have
employment 1t will be but short time until all
the factories in the South will again be In ful OPP
Grafton.
GAINESVILLE Ohio Sept 9--The Robinson pressed
glass works started up this morning with fui
force of 200 men.
Troy, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Meeker. Spotten & Meekers
mill, at Waterford. employing nearly 100 HANDS, VIII
Monday.
The Holmes q Idex collar factory OF this city,
one Of the largest in the trade, to-day notified to
It's employees that work will be resumed on fuii
time Monday morning. The factory has been
closed for six weeks
Lowell, Mass, Sept. 9.--The Lawrence mills
which employ $500 people, will start up on tuh
Peabody Mass. Sept. 9-Patrick Lennox & Co..
extensive morocco manufacturers. will resume OPP
erations Monday next. with 200 employees,
Johnsown Penn. Sept 9.-The cambria iron
Company has posted notices stating that the mills
will resume work Monday morning. over 1900 men
Fl Wayne, Ind Sept. s--The electric. gh.
works. which have been closed for two weeks for
repairs to machinery and buildings. VII reaninc
operations Monday morning. with full compile
ment Of workmen. The works employ 400 men
The Standard Wheel Works. which have been
closed since June 30 will start the saw mill ana
firing departments mex! Tuesday. The main factory
will not be In operation before tho 10TH wnen IL
Marlboro. Mass. Sept 9.-The Lancaster Bingham
mills at Clinton have shut down owing to the con
diton o. business with the expectation Of starting
mp again September Is. The mills have been run
Ming half tine OF late.
Pittsburg Sept. 9.-The wire-rod wage scale for
said that the Amagamated AsSOcat ton has siSn-
fed n Willingness to accept cut Of 10 per cent
The manufacturers. II Is understood, demanded Il
considerably greater reduction. Another conference
will be necessary, but the prospects fo: final set
Element are good The wire and nail depart ments
OF the Oliver AMI Roberts Works VIII be put IN
operation next week. There Is no difference be.
tween the employers and workm"n on account OF
the
Springfield Mass Sept 9-Smth & Wesson, the
revolver manufacturers have given notice TO their
employees OF y general cut-down OF 10 per cent on
all salaries over 81 80 day, TO take effect on DC
tOber !.
Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 9-Thlrty hands were
added to-day to the depleted force OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad shops here and
twenty-five inspectors were put on to condemn
cars and send them to the repair shops. Repair
work has been neglected all summer, and the last
month the shops has been the dullest for years.
There Is prospect of much more work from now on.