New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
THE GREAT BUSINESS BOOM.
DIRECT AND IMMEDIATE RESULTS OF
M'KINLEYS ELECTION.
HUNDREDS OF IDLE PLANTS START UP WORK IL
FURNISHED TO THOUSANDS OF rNEM-


DENcE ARE EVERYWHERE
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.l
Providence r. l.. Nov. 6.-Busness houses in
Rhode Island are a unit in their expressions OF
belief that the greatest and most immediate
benefit the country will derive from the election
of Mr.. Mckinley will be in the marvellous resto-
ration of confidence in every branch Of trade.
and the turning into business channels of vast
stream of money that has been held back by the
conservative citizens Of the country who feared
to invest their savings until the dread uncer-
tainty lowering over them had vanished.
Governor Charles Warren Lipptt. identified
with one Of the largest cotton and woollen man.
ufacturng establishments in the State. said to-
day "As a consequence of the election of Nc
Kiney and the Republican party's representa-
tives. there will be alteration in the present
tariff incre asing the duty woollen cloth and
putting duty on wool. The result OF such legis-
lation after the marke. has settled down to that
condition Of affairs will be to bring back to the
woollen in iustry that prosperity it enjoyed under
the Mckinley tariff. after the market has ad-
jused itself to the change"
Charles d. Owen OF the Atartic Woolen Mills.
says our factory. which gives employment to
about 2,4O0 hands has been running short
time for months, and some Of the machinery has
been shut down entirely Next Monday start
the entire mill running full time and per-
haps that will give you. In very few words. the
best idea Of what my opinion is regarding the
result OF the election of Mckinley"
The jewelry and silverware industry has moro
than 200 factories here. The innuen e OF the
election has been Immediately felt and several
factories are already preparing for night work.
The River Spinning Company's factory. a,
Woonsocket after months Of alternate periods OF
ideness and short time started "Wednesday
morning on full time.
The large cotton mills at Slatersve will start
on full time next Monday morning and to
full capacity
The officers OF the Glenark Knitting Company,
Woonsocket said to be the largest knit goods
plant in the country. which has been running
several hours daily overtime for month past.
said to-day that owing to the way orders were
coming in 1t was expected shortly to begin to run
all night.
Amsterdam. n. Y. Nov (SpeciaD With the
election Of Mckinley there will soon be re-
sumption Of operations In many OF the industries
in this city. On Monday the knitting mill OF
Gardyner & Warning will resume operations on
full time and full. wages. The estabishme. It
will run day and night. Two knitting mills OF
A. V. Morris e. Sons will also start on Monday
The large knitting mills OF Yund. iennedy G.
Yund will resume operations November Il
The spring works Of d. W. Shuler & Son VIII be
reopened on Monday. 1t Is believed that full
1000 hands will be set at work in various manu-
featuring concerns in Amsterdam within the
next month The laborng people as well as the
manufacturers and merchants rejoice over the
outlook. and are jub.'.nt over the election Of Nc
Kinley and Hoba-.
indianapolis. Nov 9TH. business situation Is
improving here IN a wonderful way. the mer
han nd han ud fvrv re-
TO prosperous fall trade. Wholesale merchants
who were interviewed to-day expressed the
greatest satisfaction with the business already
contracted for in the event Of McKnley's cleo
tion. Wholesalers have directed their travelling
men to report and start out at once. \. Burdsa'
paint manufacturer. started up his factory to-
day. The Indiana Bicycle Company the Atlas
Works and most other Industries report better
prospect for immediate business than they have
known for several years. Local banks are max
ing up payrols in gold ant gold has begun to
come in from those who had II In hiding. one old
colored man hobbed into the Capita National
Bank to-day and deposited $40 in gol1. saying
"Giye me paper for this. All money as good as
gold now"
Chicago Nov G-Representatives OF big manu-
featuring companies yesterday said there was
great improvement in the business world The
Illinois Steel Company was one OF the hrst or the
big concerns to reopen. The doors OF its Joiiet
plant were opened Wednesday night, and 1t Is
believed the South Chicago mills vii, be opened
in the course OF week.
Muncie. Ind, Nov 6.-The big mar ufacturers
of Muncie told their men before election tha'
II Mckinley won they would employ more men
and give them steady work. Ball Brothers glass
works will Immediately start up an additioha'
factory and give 800 extra men employment.
| tho nd
will begin next Monday as the result OF an IN
o,oascd number Of orders. 1t has been running
but one week in ten days the past year ana Win VIII,
now add 600 men. Several oth-r factories VIE
soon start up with full forces.
Des Moines. Iowa. Nov. G-There are mere
many indications Of a revival OF business TWO
factories whicn have been closed VIII open I'M
med,ate,y-the Harbach Furniture Compan?
and the Sheurman Woolien MiIis-thc iatt'' u
employ 200 hands in the near iu'uie
c,rcnnat,. Nov. Especial dis patches indicate
q ,evival OF business throughout the ONO VAL
,nv nc we'll as here. The big Four chesa-
o,.n and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
wavs have ordered their shops open. ana en-
,road forces at those already running. The
| oarworks al Mount Vernon. H.. go; al oros:
,or oOO cars from the Louisville and NashViii'
road and have resumed work. The Niles I" d
Works and other shops at Hamilton ahho""'0 ="
increased forces. Furnaces at Ironton Asn'a,i
and other river towns announce that .ls' ,rha
an" ~, i,ast soon hut no dates are given The
Er,mth Wood Works and the Powell Brass
Works both large concerns empoy,ng rss,ms e" at
men announced that they would resume resume az az
No. No. The hir coope shops at Raridon, ONO. on
th. cincinnati Portsmouth and Virginia ran
way have resumed work to their M run , capac, "a bc
| one and probably two. or the idie nis % oi -, w, ~,
| Addvston pipe Company, this county, VIII start
IA r,ii "a soon as repairs now in progress are
completed. ,,, -. por.s,,ov,b
| ,,hcb have been working short force. an
nomnce that they will employ full force I'M