New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
BUYING ORDERS COMING IN.
proprE WILLING TO INVEST AGAIN.
THE RETURN CT CONFIDENCE AS THE RESULT
OF THE ELECTIoNs-A BETTER FEELING

THE RETURN CT CONFIDENCE AS THE RESULT
OF THE ELEcrIoNs-A BETTER FEELING
ABROAD ABOUT AMERICAN SECURITIES
The beneficial effects Of the Republican triumph
on the business prosperity Of the country are mani
Tested in the return of confidence to American
securities as investments. The overthrow or the
Western Populists has had A gratifying effect upon
Western railway shares, and foreigners are wiliihs
now to come into the market, for they see per-
manency In the improvement brought ABOUT u!
Republican success Many stock brokerage houses
which for the last year have received no paying
orders from Old customers announced yesterday that
their mornings mail had brought In many orhers
for stocks traded in on the Stock ENchahse anu
that the mos; glowing Subtraction had been eN-
dressed over the result Of the eectI0n ny ther cor
respon Tents from all parts of the country Inc ds-
feat OF the PoDus.s insures no adverse "E'''i'''
which VIII afrec; the railroads. and the friends OF
the Granger shares have been free buyers in 'he
last few days this account
No one in financial circles looks for a return OF
good times in week or month Tor uh"e' IN
wreck and ruin caused by the Democrats ana Fop-
u,ists recovery cannot come al at once LIE ~
dus,r,es Of the Nation have been parayzed to such
an extent thai 1t viii take time to rccuperate put
remuneration will come. ana the business oi me
country has lost no time IN getting into the ''ne Va
steady bcttorment. +,
,rhat there Will be an expansion of business IL
proved 10y the inquiry from out-oI-to"h "'-' ,
abou. the market for commercial paper 'o''''e'N '
papcr houses in this city received many ii"i""' eS
yesterday and many demands for iun"s anu u'e
rlotrora Of idle money which has accimuia''n III
rho civ hanks Will now have chance to get INTO
active circulation. ,. l.,
The general feeling in the banking community "
that the election OF Tuesday marks the emu "a ~.
manic h,ou, soon after President C'eVelahh "''''
into Office and that from now on there VIII oe
steady rise in the prices of stocks
Election enthusiasm has not disappeared rom '"e
exchanges and the increasing indications OF pe''er
,,,ros arc the sources of constant discussion ana
encouragement ..z.,or 81 N
Wall Street men have revived The question "i an
issue Of Government bonds. and from SEVERN l,u
cations IL appears II great deal on pit,T,ulN
would be brought bear upon the AdfiiihiS' a.
tion io repienish the Treasury sold reserve "ltDu
r.medl1l financial legislation. There probably woulh
he no trouble I'm placing an issue as the pdhhS
have hig gold holdings and II the issue sh"uii Nc
made on favorable terms II you'd meet WIN a
readv rcsDonse The better feeling abroad IN regafu
IA american securities and the chances that there
will he a big foreign buying movement are tact'is
which SOC m to preclude the possibility OF any eNenti
nutvar ri movement OF the precious metal at present
Later on however. gold will leave the country
owing TO natural conditions. and some bankers argue
that II Il tho duty of the Administrator - replensn
,hc cold reserVe 20 that I; VIII ~ N apni'
condition and able stand any natural draln upon
4, The rolitical death Of the hare-hralned fopu-
lists Whose crazy IDEAS on money have caused 50
much trouble in financial legislation. ana the Re-
,urn 10 power ~ = sound money party. nave hrousht
10 the banking community an unlimited supply "i
confidence.