The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-09

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=, =, ~ business Saturday had increased to
w, S4o, $50. The net increase at New
1orK Tor the day was sS7s, 900.
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| FROM ALL OVER THE LAND.
Good News to Thousands of Working
| People-Business Responds to the
| Promise of Prosperity.
Cincinnati, O., Novem Der From all
quarters news comes of resumption of
Industries. In this city the Russell Nor
gan Printing Works, one OF the largest
In the West, will start with full force
on conditional orders that will require
considerable time to 6ll. The Sayers q
Scoville Carriage Works. employing 1875
hands, has resumed work.
The Lodge Shipley Machine Tool Com
pany, which has been running ON export
business, has closed IT'S conditional con-
tract for several thousand dollars worth
OF new machinery to meet demands for
| domestic business. 1t will add 25 PEE
| cent to Its working force next week. All
| the distilleries in this region not in
operation will resume Immediately.
Specials and other advices report re-
sumption and increase of business as fol-
| lows:
Harrison, O.-The Pioneer Drill Com.
pany puts on full force.
Dayton, O.-The Barney W. Smith Car
Works will start with $500 men.
| Ashland. Ky.-1ha Ashland Coal and
Iron Railroad Company will erect large
plant of coke ovens. The Norton Iron
| Works and Ashland Steel Company will
| resume all works. Work will be resumed
on the branch railroad from here to Bath
county.
| Anderson, Ind. The Arcade File Com
pany will resume on Monday. The An
deason Iron and Bolt Company put on
| all its men today. The Window and
sumo work.
The American Wire Nail Company will
resume work next week in it's immense
mill.
The Commercial Tribune's specials re-
port business assumptions as follows:
Marietta, O.-Sperintendent Grafton
says the chair factory here will starr
on Monday with 700 hands.
Lexington, Ky.-Ths Blue Grass To-
bacoo Company here has resumed with
70 hands.
Largest Order for Yarn Given in Many
Years.
Fall River, Mass, November BE
sides the sudden and much appreciated
rise In tine price of local stocks. other
evidence of faith which local people have
in the result of Tuesdays election, was
presented today, when the Globe yarn
.saills plroed an order for I30, 600 pounds
OF yarn, which is she largest sale made
at any one time In many years.
Arizona Feels it.
Prescott, Ari., November 7.--The re-
suit of the election Ia already commenc-
ing to be felt in Arizona. Col. A. o.
Broad, superintendent OF the Walnut
Grove Water Company, has ordered ma
chinery to be placed in Hassayampa riv-
er, and upon its arrival will place a force
of men at work on the foundation for the
reconstruction of the dam which was
swept away by the food in $780, 1t
Is also contemplated to place large
electric plant at the dam for furnishing
power to the surrounding mines.
The Boom on the Pacific.
Los Angles, CAL, November 7.-As a
result OF the election Of Mckinley an order
has been issued with the AeIson Machine
Company of Los Angeles by Ira G.
Hong. for the manufacture of 100 COM
pressed air motors, which will necessitate
the mploymant of about 200 maohinists
and others, and also the enlargement of
the works for orders contemplated In
the future.
On Full Time.
Whitinsville, Mass, November w.
e. Hayward Co. y wooden mill at East
Douglass will start on full time Mon
day, employing 300 hands. The mill has
not been running more than one third of
the time for ten monuhs.
Will Make Bicycles and Electric Lamps.
Middlstown, Conn.,, November s.-The
Worcester Cycle Company after three
morrow on full time About SO hands
will be employed at first. The number
will be gradually increased to $50. Be-
sides wheels the company will manu-
facture electric lamps.
Looms Start Up at Malone.
Malone. N. Y, November s. Monday.
It 10 reported, that Lawrence. Webster &
Co., whose looms have been operated
at less than full capacity for consider
able time, will begin working at full
force to I'LL large orders Professionally
received on MoKinley's election.
The Chatauquag Ore AID Iron Compa
ny resumed work in the mines at Lyon
mountain which have been closed for
a long time. Surveys are being made
Tor the extension Of the Bombay railroad
TO Hagansburgh in this county, and for
the St. Lawrence river connections.
Eight Hundred Men Go to Work.
Utica. N. Y, November B.-TheaWest
Shore shops at Frankfort, employing 800
men, will start running on full pime
again tomorrow.
Million to Be Invested in West Virginia.