The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
WHOL. ARE HAPPY.
Orders Began Pouring In mmed1-
ateIy After Election.

J. r. Rothschild & Co.: Wholesale
Millinery and Supplies-Collections have
improved materially since Tuesday. Our
customers are elated over the result
Of the election. We are of the opinion
that an era of prosperity is before US.
We hope to shortly increase our travel
ing force The market already shows
a tendancy of marked Improvement,
and we are purchasing large quanti-
ty of goods for next seasons trade.
Some time ago we placed orders for
foreign goods and the orders had an
'if' in them. But the conditions have
now been removed and we have wired
to have the consignmentS forwarded.
Scheffer & RoSsum; Saddlery, Hard
ware, Harness-All the orders and let
ters we have received from our Gus
toners during the past few days shout
glory over McKinleys election. We
have now twelve travelling statesmen out
on the road and the number is likely
to be increased. We feel satisfied that
there will be a great increase in trade
after the first of the year, and a con-
siderable increase during the coming
two months. We are Stafting=up our
manufacturing for the spring trade,
which we could not have done in case
Of the election Of Bryan. We are also
making large contracts for spring de-
livery, and in addition to this we are
considering the question of extending
our territory.
Guiterman Bros; Wholesalers and
Manufacturers, Shirts, Overalls, etc
The result can be nothing but beneficial
to commerce. One of our customers who
was in great financial trouble, wired
us Wednesday morning, that he could
now pay his debts, and that he had
sent US a check. Customers can now
borrow money at country banks, as
money is far easier. We will main
tain our full force Of employees and
will work full time
Lanpher. Finch & Skinner; Wholesale
Hats, Furs, etc-We have already
received several orders which we would
not have been allowed to fill had Mr..
Mckinley been defeated. We today
sold an entirely new stock Of goods to
one man. There Is more confidence
everywhere, and we expect great re-
vival Of business. We held back our
travelling statesmen until after the cleo
ton was over, but are starting them
out now.
G. sommers & Co.; Notions, Toys.
fetal results to follow the cleo
ton Of Mckinley and the adopt
ion Of sound money principles.
The majority of the country merchants
have been holding back their orders
until they were sure of favorable re-
suits. This is especially true as regards
holiday orders. There has never been
year in which there has been so lit
tie advance business for this class of
trade as there has been this year. The
lifting Of the depression in the money
market will permit wheat buyers in
the great Northwest to buy all the
grain that is offered and pay for. it,
and this will have a good effect upon
collections, and business generally.
Finch, Van Slyck, Young 8 &
Co.; Wholesale Dry Goods-With
the now certainty Of Mckinley s
election, we feel renewed con-
fidence In the future. Had Bryan
been elected we would most certainly
have curtailed our business expenses
and the number of employees. We can
positively say that already we have
felt the beneficial results of the cleo
ton, in our increased collections, and
in our direct orders from our customers.
The orders taken by our travelling men
are much larger than those taken at
the same time last year.
Gordon & Ferguson, Wholesale Hats.
Furs, Etc-Thursday mornings mail
brought us a large number Of mail
orders, even before our travelling sales
men had gone out ON their routes