The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
BANKERS FEEL EASIER,
AND SEEM COMfORraBLEI IN THEIR
MINDS. Si,s NIX. TOMfhiNs.
rxcrxbodx Chec.fui--A Number of Louis
Vile Manufacturers VIII GIVE ""'"
20 Hundrcds-Thc Revival.

erS here not Oily ie'i '"''~''
comfortable in their minds. Hoid y W
ing deposited and paid out freely N'0'''
and yarn commission men are pe'hs u
fered money. and they expect gooo DUST
,oss az soon as easy money can put
IN motion. New York statesmen nave
been sent West. and many houses nave
,oon advised of Western buyers con''ns
East. New York is cheerful ana con-
ndcni about good D..sinsss.
,signcd) D. a. lO'"- ''''''
Air u. A. Tomnklns. Of Charlotte. ~
c.. is owner Of the observer oil ''"'
city: a very progressive business man.
ana largely interested in cotton m'''s'
He is a believer IN free silver ana sup
narted BRYAN for Prcsident.-Ed.
uIrNpREDs GET WORK.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 7.--Ihe ..
l.. Avery fiow Manufacturing Ooi'ip""'
viii mn on 80 extra hands at once
p,o.c FORD 4 CO.. stoves, will begin
operations Monday. with two hundred
men The Louisville Woollon mis-
start I'D Monday, with work for three
hundred women and girls The Bear
Grass Woolien Mills resume operations
the same day. with two hundred en-
Moves. The ola kentucky Woollen Mills
will double its force. The Eclipse WOOL
len Mills will have work for two hundred
and fifty next week. The Kenton Paper
Company. the Depauw Glass Works,
and the New Albany Wooilcn Mills Will
resume I'm a few days. The Chess ana
Wymond Cooperage Company is prepar-
ing to resume work with two hundred
men.
ORDERS COMING IN.
LEXINGTON, ky. Nov. THE Blue
Grass Tobacco Company, of this CITY,
whose factory has been closed for three
months. has begun operations with fifty
hands. and will put on twenty-five more
Monday. orders have already begun
coming in.
FULL TIME.
FINDLAY. O.. Nov. The Dalzen.
Gilmore * Creighton glass works. Globe
Nirdow-Giass WUks. Fin1lly Clay Pot
terry Works Bell Brothers pottery. and
the Findlay Table Factory have started
UP OF fun time, and with an increased
number Of hands TO fiji orders which were
received contingent upon McKinleys cleo
ton.
DAYTON. O., Nov. Interviews with
manufacturers show that nearly fifty
with full force on iull time withln ten
days.
WHITTNSVILLE. MASS. Nov. w.
j.. Hayward d Co s woollen mill AT East
Douglas will start on full time Monday,
employing 200 hands. The mill has not
been running more than one-third OF the
time for ten months.
ADVANCE IN WOOL.
BOSTON. MASS, Nov. THE Boston
News Bureau says there was sold to-day
in Boston a lot Of secured wool at SIX
cents per pound I'm advance of the price
paid for IL about eight weeks ago, ana
the broker who sold 1t before election
at the lowest prices ever touched in TINS
country was the buyer to-day
WORK FOR MINERS.
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. Mr.. Frank
Rockefeller has gone to the Lake Su-
perior mining district TO arrange Tor an
Immediate resumption Of work IN all oe-
partments of his extensive mining IN
ierests there. Among the iron mines
which beginning In few days, VIII De
operated full force and full time. are the
FRANKLIN. Bessemer No. ], Bessemer NO
2. and Victoria on the MesaDa Nsiilse
the Atlantic and Pence on the GoEepis
Range They employ LOO men. II -
also expected that within the next re"
days orders will be given TOT resuiip
by Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller and whlch
give employment to even a greater num-
Der OF men than those owned by ms
brother. making altogether 1000 men WHO
START FULL TINE.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov 1-Cheney
Brothers will start up Their silk mills
at South Manchester on full time next
week. They have been running on short
time for several months.
The New Departure Bell Company's
works, at Bristol. commenced this week
10 run six days week.
The spoon department Of the Bristol
Clock Company is running full time. and
may be working overtime within n few
weeks. All the manufacturers In Bristol
report an improved feeling I'm bust
ness and feel confident that an era Of
prosperity is at hand.
The firms are arranging for the enlarge
'ment Of their plants.
THE FREEZE-OUT ENDS.
MUSKEGON. MICH, Nov. THE
Alaska Refrigerator Company. the larg-
est refrigerator factory I'm the world.
VIII resume work on Monday. after being
idle all summer. The company has
three TO four million feet of hardwood
lumber ready for immediate manufac-
ture. The company employs from three
hundred to four hundred and fifty hands.
and its annual output is sixty thousand
refrigerators.
Inc Kelly brothers Manufacturing COM
pany is completing negotiations FOR the
manufacture Of three thousand ice-boxes.
which orders were placed recently con-
tingent on Mckinley's election
ROCKFORD. Hi, Nov. The Rock
ford Manufacturing Company. which has
been shut down all the summer. will
start up with several hundred hands.
and the Trahern Pump Company. which
has been idle for some months. though
stocked with o.ders contingent upon Nc
f<inioy's election. will do likewise. The
Emerson Manufacturing Company, one
OF the largest concerns i'm the city, put
on 80 men the day after election.
TO FILL CONDITIONAL ORDERS.
LANSING. MICH. Nov. 1.-E. b. Kent
d Sons. manufacturers Of stoves and i'm
plementS; Clark * Co. manufacturers Of
carriages. and the Lansing Pants and
overall Company. have all begun work
on extensive orders which were made
conditional on organs defeat. and re-
port a rush OF new orders. The Lansing
Wagon Works which have been closed
down for several months, viii start with
f.,ff AnrHor-