Show THE STRIKES I Ad their Effect Upon the Men and Trade Cleveland Ohio 2Advices from leading mills in Ohio report tbe works nearly all shut down and the Cleveland Bulling Mill Company will on Monday start up their wire rail and bloom mills and a new melting furnace with nonunion non-union men The iron markets are very depressed It is impossible just now toe to-e y what effect the B rike will have on the pig iron mark t In all probability tbe curtailment of consumption occasioned I occa-sioned by tbe strike will be offset by the stoppage in production Piltsburg 2 Nothing new in the ironworkers iron-workers trouble today It is not likely any firms contemplating giving their signature to tbe scale will do so before next week The effect of the lockout is to be felt in the companion industries of coal and coke One coal firm reports a falling off in their supplies to the mills of 10000 bushes per day The consumption consump-tion of coke has fallen onefourthand prices have been reduced ten cents per ton Basinets men and tradesmen are not apareheniive of a long strike and express confidence that the curtailed production pro-duction will stiffen the market and the scale will then be signed Wheeling W Va 2The iron situation situ-ation here is unchanged Both sides profess confidence of final success but until r longer time elapses there will be no data for an intelligent or reliable opinion as to the result Des Moines Brickmakers numbering number-ing over 5M have struck for 25 cents raise in wages Employers are not likely to concede the demand New York Representatives of Troy iron works say that orders ae to large that they cannot fill them Local manufacturers man-ufacturers oi nails report immense orders from Pittsburg and from speculators inconsequence in-consequence of the strikes in the ircn regionF Chicago SOne brickmaking firm yesterday turned off 40000 brick employing em-ploying nonunion men and they as well as other firms will run to their full capacity next week Chicago 3New York special Nine hundred striking boilermakers returned to work in various shops here and in Brooklyn yesterday By Monday it is aid there will be at least 15000 men at work at ircreaied wages South Chicago 3tome of the iron workingmen favor going to work until June 15th Some of them are loud in their denunciation of President Jarrett claiming that he should not consent that men should do anything different from Pittsburg Leading men among the IronworKers express great commence in I Jarrett however There will probably be a split among iron workers over the I question whether to work from Monday till the 15th pending arbitration or whether to stick out until Pittsburg signs the scale Today is semimonthly payday pay-day at the mills The mm are all quiet and orderly Between 20000 and 580 000 is being disbursed to the men > Milwaukee 2Sixteen thousand men will be out at the iron mills tomorrow they are quiet and claim to be able to old out to the end Springfield Ills 2The strikers sent a telegram to President Jarrett today but refused to give the tenor of it They profess to believe the strike rill be short |