New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
1RocnEs
RETURNING PROSPERITY.
EFFECTS OF THE ELECTION SHOWN ON
ALL SIDES.


AWAKENING INDUSTRIAL FORCES.
Philadelphia, Nov 1.-THE Cramp snip anu
Engine Company. OF Philadelphia Is rrepa''"e
for a greatly increased business. ana the Me''''
Cramp feel that within the next SIX h'o"'"' %
a year the shpbuilding interest OF Inc cou"".
will experience such an impetus as 1t mas ho'
known IN recent wears. Already increased ac-
tivity il noted in the engine-huilding depart
ment of the Cramp yards. ana auu'''o""' '
will shortly he employed -,
In the matter Of shpbudng. as one Oh t"e
firm, remarked an immediate revival wouiu W.
of course a mos, remarkable thing. as shipS
n re not ordered at haphaZard. nor nnished WIZ"
in a few hours. like pair OF SHOES. p"'
expect more shpbudng. said Char'es !"
Cramp. "for, with general prosperity throus"ou'
the country. foreign trade and trafhc always
increases"
Portland Ird.. Nov. 12-Within the last week
contracts for drilling new wells, agsresu'"e
son 600 have been let in the Indiana oil he'u.
The Standard Oil Company, the ho"'""
Zeigler Company. w. S. Morton ana o'hers are
putting strings Of tools at work Inc Sa'a"'oe
Natural Gas Company. when 1urhis"eS '"e
city OF Fort Wayne is drilling hfteeh "e"S IA
the vicinity Of Mill Grove. Five new wens' p'o-
ducing from forty to ninety barrels dai!' ""''
come in.
Hourbton. Mich. Nov. PA large number OF
lumber camps being started In the 'ppe'
Peninsula the weather having turned coid'
with prospects Of settled winter anu '''e"
ing henceforth Lumbermen are much en-
couraged by the result OF the election ana d.
least 10 per cent more men Will be emp'oye'
than was anticipated n month ago.
Lima Ohio Nov 1.-THE Lima PAPER NILS
empIoving $50 men will resume operations De-
cember T. The mills pay out over Slo""
| month and have been shut down Tor seNera'
| months.
Little Rock Ark. Nov 12.-The lumber manu-
| facturers OF Arkansas held a meeting mere yes
| ,erday and advanced the price on common JUN
| Der 10 cents thousand feet ana uppe. s' a,,,.
| 81 "A thousand. Representatives, from o. .,sn
| chicago Memphis and other clues WHY "'''
| present.
| Cleveland Nov 12-Sixteen important manu-
! featuring concerns here yesterday gave e>'
| dence Of the prosperity resultant from '"e e'e>
! ton by either starting up or giving ho"oe VI
| intention Immediately to put more men 10 "o'H
| They are: Britton Rolling MIL Compans ,ne
| United Salt Company, the American W." ~ ,rarv
| pany the Hoffman Bicycle Company Ihs 49,
| STAINING COMPANY the Forest city PAINT anu
| Varnish Works the Cleveland Twist Drii 'om-
pany the Kilby Manufacturing ooinp "a Boy ,n
! Acme Machinery Company. the Taylor q bossiS
! foundry the Atlas Bolt and Screw COMPANY
| the Ienn,x Chemical Company. the Kings
| bridge COMPANY the National SAFE ana Locn
| Works tho Brightman Machine Company and
| the Cleveland Machine Screw Company inc
| aggregate number OF men to be employed 10
| 1000
Mann Cal Nov. l2-After months OF idle
ness the Sawyer tannery and glove factory
reopcned Yesterday. giving employment to lou
| hands A number ~ smaller establishments
| have Increased their working forces since cleo
ton.
Rochester y. Y. Nov IAN evening paper
| nub,ishes interviews with over nifty leading
| Rochester business men. showing that business
| confidence IL restored. Banks are again loanlhs
on good collateral collections easier ana an
look forward to plenty Of work ana better t'iheS'
Lyons ~ y Nov IA Touring mill and
| glove factory are 10 he erected mere ny caP''a'
| looscncd since election.
| ovid ~ Y. Nov. i2.-The grist mills, when
are the mainstay Of this town. started running
on full time on Monday last
| Waterloo ~ y NOV. 1.-THE Waterloo
WooIlen Works. which have been closed Tor
Ave months. opened after election. The piano
| and organ factory began running on full time
| to-day and the wagon factory VIII start UP
| Monday.
Geneseo. " y Nov. l2.-The Harrison car
| rage factory and the glove and button factory
have both started their help on full time
Leroy. ~ y Nov 1.-THE Leroy salt works
and malt houses are running again on full time
Baltimore. Nov. 12.-"The Manufacturers
| Record" in It's review OF southern business con-
| dtions. says:
Following the general Improvement since the
arGn Of shers are preparns
TO do Many OF these. projected some months ago
being taken up actively. with q view to securing
| capital for immediate construction some OF thr ZEN
election. and these will be carried forward
ro% f fssns GarS Sa ns
bend every possible energy to the material al
I The remarkabie growth OF foreign commerce
through southern ports Is p ,or h
establishment OF direct steamship lines from Nor
@ nc rSa ya"s ago only three South
ern ports had direct steamer lines 10 Europe. III,
s,npmcrs Now eleven southern ports have esnh-
lished regular Lines TO various hriish ana con'l
Illustrated in the fact that one company operating
their cargoes through the whole winter and up to
March AMI another company IRON %
carrying general cargo business this winter.
Mobile. Ala. Nov. 12.-The Mobile Jackson
and Kansas City Railroad an enterprise begun
nearly thirty years ago. but which first was
brought to the point of construction last spring
and which has hung fire since then. because of
| the financial agitation, will be put through with
| out delay. President f. L. Merrill telegraphed
| from New York to-day: "As the direct result Of
| McKinleys elect ion. the construction OF the Mo-
| bile Jackson and Kansas City will be pushed 10
| completion" Advertisements for material in
Guiding 5000 cross-ties. will appear In to-mor-
| rows Register" The road Is to he 1S3 miles
| long. The immediate outlay In this section will
be 81, 100000.
Canajoharte, n. Y. Nov. 1.-THE Petit Manu-
featuring Con,pany's chocolate and bonbon fac
| tory, which has been run irregularly OF late an
nounces that II will work overtime to I'LL orders
| and must increase it's working force. Other
| manufacturing plants here are employing an ex-
| ira number Of hands.
| Middletown Conn. Nov. 12--Business still
| continues 10 improve about here. The Middle.
| town Plate Company has resumed full Schedule
time and doubled it's force The Portland field.
spar quarry has resumed operations, with an In
creased force Of hands. and Is erecting a new