The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19


1t full capacity.
At Muncie Maring. Hart & Co, win
dowglassmakers. started with $50 hands
Sunday night; Ball Bros started started
Monday night with 500 hands and all
the greenglass factories with full forces.
Al Greenfield the Samuel r. Wells ard
the Columbia windowglass works have
resumed. giving employment to 3OO
hands
AT Anderson the Riverview Farm I'm.
PIGMENT company Of Brantford. Ont,
has secured a location and broken ground
for its factory. Ii will employ 200 hands.
Pittsburg capitalists have completed
arrangements for establishing at Ander.
son a tinp!ate factory TO employ zoo
hands
The wire nail factory at Anderson Is
working night and day, employing GOO
hands All the windowglass factories
start NJ on the goth and every factory
In Anderson will then be running
AT Anderson the Anderson iron and
DOT works resumed operations last week
with it, old force Of 800 men
AT Noblesville the American Carbon
works We're awarded contract for I ;.
Oo0, 900 carbons for the Milwaukee elec.
tric company and not only employed all
! OF lis old force without reduction OF
wages but will have 10 employ more
men.
AT Cicero the Modes company glass
works resumed last week with 275 men
and no cut in wages.
A Philadelphia dispatch TO the Repub
lican indianapolis Journal says:
There was a general resumption in the
glass business in South Jersey today, and
by Wednesday there will hardly DE an idle
glass factory at Melville, Clayton. Will
JAMESTOWN. Glassboro. Malaga. I3ridgetou
ard Woodbury.. All the factories went
into full. blast. The coming season prom
ises 10 be the best for year, IN the glass
trade. and the outlook for continued work
thronghou. the season j. excellent Tn.
WORK Is being started on a very saiisfactor
basis 10 all Most OF the larger factorie.
have orders now on their books to run
throughout the year.
Money again Moving.
Not only is there boom in the manu-
featuring business. but all kinds Of
trade l. fiourishing and the bank state.
ments are daily bearing testimony to the
trade revival. The Evansville Courier
i'm an able editorial review Of the situa
ton, says:
The Courier "A few days ago showed that
in the wool schedule alone the people wer,
relieved by the bill OF Sal ,UD,uo year
which has heretofore been taken from theiI
pockets and given To the woolen manu-
facturers. This H. the largest item Of saw
ing in the bill but Il j. doubly effective lie
can-e while free wool reduces the bur
dens of the people To that extent il
also takes from the arch Of protection it,
keystone. All business men of the coun-
try fully appreciate this fact They under
stand that the long reign IL protection !,
nearing an end and that the most
ordinary business prudence requires
of them that they adopt their fut
ure business policy to the new
conditions inaugurated by the new law
IL is n significant proof Of this statement
that the loans made by the banks Of the
country were larger in extent last week
than during the same week Of lSE This
result H. most gratifying surprise. NJ
one doubted that there would bc marked
Improvement over the same week OF last
year, but that it should surpass the same
week of 1872 eight months before the
panic set in. exceeds the expectations OF
those who were the most sangIine in fore
casting he immediate results 81 the EN-
actm.nt Of the new tariff law. There Il a
gain OF nearly t9too0. GO in the loans and
discounts Of last week ~ compared with
the same date in 1893. and a gain IL nearly
k3OD.OOO as compared with the same date
in ls.t.. The figures A. shown by the last
statement Of the banks in the New
York Clearing House association showed a
total IT loans and discounts Ia the amount
Of Sis9.s.g.9U The figures for The CORE
spending date in 1898 were t40). lGc. 3s
while those for l>.f, were sis.. l0l 40 The
only year since 1884 in which the loans and
discounts have exceeded Siv1. UU0VU was in
1859. 80 that IA result Of the new tariff
law the total loans and discounts mt the
date If the latest statement Of the New
York clearing house L. the largest that The
country has known since 1884. or cours;
this increase in the loans and discounts
argues that there must also have been al
increase in the deposits and the same state
mrni shows that the deposits were larger
mt the beginning Of Scptemb, r. 1894, than
AT the beginning Of the same month dur
ing any II the past 10 years. The incrvass
over deposits Of n year ago is x2l5,00.ws
and over 1877, j. s.G.0p.n0.
Administers For England.
Another feature Of the business re
vival worthy Of consideration, is the
rapid increase If foreign trade which
had been SO discouraged and depressed
through the malign Influences of IN,
Mckinley bill. Touching on this is the
following special dispatch from the In
dianapolis Journal:
From reports received ut the state de
part ment il appears that the United State-
80. 80 l...-t t,.rnasl the tables IN Enria M.