The morning times., 1896-11-09
Every Kind Of BUSINESS Bene-
flied By the Election.
EMPLOYMENT FOR TEE IDI e
Railroad Shops, Factories and Fur
naces VIII Run on Full Time
Once More-Activi;y In Oil Re
Eions-Orders Contingent on Re-
publican Success Being Filled.

sumed operations with 200 employees. anu
| the tat CITY koliin& ii'l. wii,u VIII p.'
| 500 men TO work Monday, arrangements
have been made 10 start tine BcSsencr ron
| ing mill, which has been idle Tor II long
! time. ,sL
| The Howard Harrison iron pipe works at
| Bessenier the largest III tine south. nave
nut q full force of men at work and the
| Alabama pipe works, at the same place.
have received orders sufficient To put ON
| full force for some lime.
Iron has advanced 81 ton over the
panic prices of iast summer, anu Is Withln
| 30 cents OF the point w"erc tEe miners wh
are paid on that basis will get an au-
vance of 2 - cents ton.
Farkershurg, w. Va, Nov. S.-Frlenis
| of Senator Camden announce that the seha'
| tor, who is in the east, has closed ueli
| by which syndicate will invest miliiot
| of dollars in the erection OF pulp and wood
| working mills on the Camden property
nelr Gauley. on the line of the West Vir'
| ginia nd Pittsburg Railroad.
Hartford City, Ind, Nov. S.-For some
| time operations have been nearly at
staHdstill and only those companies in the
| Indiana oil fields which were compelled
by the terms of their lease did any drill
ing. Much Improvement is noticed lately
II. G.. Zeigler, mayor of Montpelier, Is pre-
pairing to start five strings of tools on
leases northwest of this city.
DRILLING NEW OIL WELLS.
The Camp Oil Company has rig up
for another well on the Shade farm, near
| Mount Zion.
Barnes and Mcdonald will increase their
| operations in Ohio, and start humber OF
new wells near VanBuren.
Browne, Roebuck and Company are start
ing their No. well ON the Shade farm.
S. Breckinridge. of Warren, will drill one
well in Wells county.
The Garret Brothers Oil Company will
drill another well near Mount Zion.
BARLEY and Wherry Will drill IA well near
Poulto, and Davenport, Mason and Mae
Donald viii soon begin operations in Wells
county
Malone. n. Y, Nov. S.-Itis reported that
Lawrence, Webster & Co., whose looms have
been operated at less than their full ca
pacity for Il considerable time, Will begin
working a full force on Monday next to
fill large orders previously received contin-
gent on Mckinley'S election a single order
SC conditioned Comprises 5000 pairs Of
pants
The Chautauqua Ore and Ir n Company
has resumed work in the mines at Lyon
Mountain, which have leen closed a long
time surveys are bend made for an cX'
tension OF the Bombay Railroad 20 HoGans-
bUrgh. III this county, and for st. Lawrence
River connections.
Denver Colo. Nov. S.-The Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company will start its big plant
at Pueblo Monday with 900 men. Con.
tracts for the construction of the Colorado
Springs. Pixies Peak and Cripple Creek
Railway. twenty-five miles, Were signed
yesterday.
ACTIVITY In RAILROAD SHOPS.
Utica. n. Y, Nov. S.-The West Shore
Railroad shops at Frankfort, employing
500 men, will start running on full time
again tomorrow.
Harrisburg Pa, Nov. S.-The CheSa peake
Nail Works will resume operations to-
morrow morning after suspension OF
several months. over 800 men will be
given employment
The Central Iron Works Will also go
on full turn and time, with plenty Of
orders ahead. other industrial plants of
the city are feeling the effects OF better
times.
Trenton, n. j., Nov. S.-A local paper
today prints interviews with a score of
Trenton manufacturers, all OF whom say
that since election orders for goods
have been coming i'll and that there is
every indication of a lively fan and winter
business.
Half 4 dozen large potteres that have
been closed VIII reopen in few days and
in as many more that have been operating
half time tie working forces have been
doubled.
Inc LdstSIH NbiilptHN ltdS re-
ceved Il large order for bicycle tires.
The force Of V. Henry Rothschnd & Co.'S
| shirt factory Will be Increased from l70
/ to 400 shortly.
Tile and brick manufacturers report brisk
demands and the iron and wooden mills
| are preparing for heavier business.
| The city authorities, now that money is
| easier and bonds can be advantageously dis
| posed of, have planned n half million dollar
! reservoir. the construction of which is
| TO begin at once, and the board of ctluca-
| ton VIII construct S:50.0U0 high school
| Terrc Haute, Ind, Nov. s.-The two
| rolling mills here beginning tomorrow
| will give employment TO 400 more men
| than have been employed in the past six
| months.
| The Standard Wheel Company, which
| has the larger share OF the output of tho
| wheel trust, yesterday bought 500, 900
worth OF malleable iron. which is three
times as much as used during the past year,
and more is to be bought.
| AMERICAN CAPITAL IN MEXICO.
| st. Louis, Nov S.-A special to a morn
ing paper from Victoria, Mexico, says:
Gov. Guadalupe Nannero of this city
| has been granted a concession for the con
| struction of railroad from San Miguel, a
| town opposite Rio Grande City, Tex, to
| the Gulf Railroad.
The Federal government will give him
| 4 subsidy of So 900 for each kilometer con
| structed. United States capitalists will
| furnish the money for the enterprise
| This line will make an important link IN
| "A direct road from the Texas border to the
| City of Mexico.
hartford. Conn. Nov S.-The New De-
parture Bell Company works at Bristol,
commenced last week to run six days u
week.
Tile spoon department of the Bristol
IlrpF IL
! time and may be working over time in a
| few weeks.
All the manufacturers in Bristol report
| an improved feeling in business and feel
| confident that an era of prosperity is at
hand. Two firms are arranging for the
enlargement of their plants.
Cheney Brothers will start I'D their silk
| mills at South Manchester on full time
This week. They have been running OH
| short time for several months.
cester Cycle Company, after three months
| idleness, will resume work, tomorrow on
| full time. About fifty hands will be employ
| ed at first, but the number will be gradual
iy increased to $50. Besides wheels, the
! company will manufa cture electric lamps
Waterbury, Conn, Nov. S.-Interviews
| with prominent manufacturers Indicate a
| marked business revival mpendingln Water
| bury. President Frederick J. KingSbury
1 of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, an
nounces that work at his factory will lie
| increased. and that the force Will probably
, be enlarged.
Treasurer George briggs of the American
| Company states that he shall soon employ
| maximum number Of operators.
PRESIDENT David Plume of the Plume &
| Atwood Manufacturing Company, says his
| Company expects soon to increase the
| number of employees.
| secretary George Benham of the Holmes,
G. Ha lnn' rlyS
| company received Il number of orders con-
| ,iitional upon sound III oney victory.