New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
STILL THE PROOF PILES u
THOUSANDS OF IDLE HANDS DAILY PIT
AT WORK.

THE OBJECT LESSON ~ CONFIDENCE ANp '''H'
FINANCE GROWS IN ITS PROPORTIONS As
THE SPECTRE OF ANARCHY AND FREE
SILVER DISAPPEARS IL
THE DISTANCE
ccrar,o, Penn. Nov l3-All the leading IN
dusiri.s Of Scranton report mat theS ""''
already felt the stimulus caused 10y the re-
turn ~ confidence In conseauenc" OF the cree
zion of Major Mckinley. The Saau"it SILK MN
,,,hln the last ten DAYS has added ffiy hah's'
and is now working on full time. The fln'h
Manufacturing Company, makers OF p"''''S
and machinery employing seV'niS-hN" men
roport a marked Improvement IN the hu''''''
and siz. # their orders TIL" scranton h"'''"
cnmuany which has been Idle for som" time pas
has resumed with over one hundred hah"H '"'
Scranton Forging Company. employing 1t" men
which has also been idle. VIII resume on Mon
day The Scranton lace works. employing ~"
hands who have been WORKING on nan nm
,,u ,,,rL might ana day after Monday. The
Green Ridge iron works. giving employment !"
.o,.n,,.-n,. men. and which has been almost
entirely suspended during the LAST thf'' "''"'"'
Will resume on full time On Monday an" WIN
orders enough on hand To run i"r s'Ne'a'
months
net
o,, savs that injuries among manufacturers
show renewed activity In business since NC
Kinlev's election The manufacturing hrm OF
,,,,,L L. Sherwood which was working three
,,a,s time il now working sixty hours
oL Tbs Michigan Bolt and Nut Works nave
Increased their working hours ana expect 10 p'
,,,riry f,,ll fine again in a week. and Leonard.
Laurence e. CO. have been running fun time
zinc. election All of the local banks report
hotter condition Of affairs. their deposits having
gained daily since the election.
pockviIle Conn. Nov. l3-Bedng Brothers
cut Mills will begin running full time Monday.
rrb. mills employ lOO hands when running inl'
capacltv The mills have run from thify NV"
10 forty-eghi hours week since 1870 NV
companv started its mills at Belding' Mlch'' ana
Northampton Mass. last Monday on III" '''i''
WILMINGTON Dell Nov. 13.-Wliam j. Me
CIarv's morocco factory. when mas p''n NV
for a year. is being prepared ior reSu''p'''l'
Of work The mills Of the Joseph har'roi'
Gong comn,nv which have been running on half-
time will soon run on full time The company
emn,ovs 500 persons Business at the works OF
the Retis Machine Company Is improving Two
furnaces at the Delaware Iron Works. Newcas-
tie. have been put IN operation. Inc '"hhso"
r,ro. companv Of wilmington. will resume
operations next week
San Francisco. Nov 13.-Not since the days
of 40 has San Francisco harbor been so crowd
ed with shirs as 1T Is at present All classes
of vessels ara anchored In the Bay. and seven
on, of every ten are seeking charter. Many
Of the sailing ships in ballast and few
have brought coal from Australia for a nominal
sum in order TO clear expenses. All the captains
are excited over the advance In wheat. and
some of the later arrivals are holding out for
35-sbilIing rate to the United Kingdom. The
dicengagcd tonnage in port at present exceeds
10000 tons while on the same date last year
II was only - ga The chartered tonnage ag-
gregates 1882. IA against ~, 4lo on this date
in 1S0J.
Ann Arbor. Mich Nov. 13.--Business ~ rap
idly picking up In all tn, manufacturing indus
tries of this place. The Michigan Furniture
COMPANY IL running with extra hands since ~
cleo ton, to enable 1t to fill orders. which 1t i;e-
ceived contingent upon MoKinleys election
Nearly every industry in the city Is in the same
condition.
featuring Company. of South Bend. Ind yester-
day filed notice with the Secretary OF State that
it has increased its capital stock from 81 900 900
to S3.60O.0O. The company paid the State
1900 for the privilege OF having the amended
articles of incorporation put on file
Duluth, Mimi. Nov. 13.-It was officially an
nounced here yesterday that the Rockefeller
iron syndicate had sold xJ00.O00 worth of Min
ne sofa ORE 10 be delivered next season and
90 600 tons OF Spanish American ore. This will
enable the underground mines on the Mesaba
range to resume operations at once and will
give employ to thousands OF men
George Shaw yesterday conveyed to CAPTAIN
~ D. Moore the. Iron Chief Mine for S1OOtjCW
Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE Chicago Shpbudng
Company has closed contracts for three new
vessels-two steamers and a tow barge-the
aggregate cost of which will he close to S4tW-
OO0 Work on the new boats is to be COM
menced Immediately. and II Is expected that
they will be launched not later than June /
next The steamers are TO be exact duplicates
Of each other. and Of q type not at present com.