The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-09
THE DAWN OF PROSPERITY
BUSINESS RETIVING THROUGHOUT
 THE WHOLE LAND.

THE WHOLE LAND. From All Parts Come Reports of Restored Confidence-Hu of Furnaces Be- ing Lghted-ThousandsO of Idle Iechan- les to be Employed-The Benefcent Re- suit of Last Tuesdays Glorious Victory.
 Waterbury, Nov. S.-1nterviews with prominent manufacturers indicate that market business revival is impending in Waterbury. President Frederick J. Kingsbury, of the ScQville Manufactur- ing company, announces that the time schedule of work at his factory will be increased and that the force of em- ployes will probably be enlarged Treasurer Driggs, of the American Pin company, states that he shall soon em- ploy a maximum number of operatives President David s. Plumb of the Plumb & Atwood Manufacturing company, says that his company expects soon to increase the number of employees. Sec retary George H. Benham, of Holmes, Booth & Hayden, reports that his com pany received number of orders con- ditional upon a sound money victory.
 Trenton, N. J., Nov. S-To- days Sun day Advertiser prints interviews with a score of Trenton manufacturers, all of whom say that since election orders for goods have been coming in and that there is every indication of lively fall and winter business,
 Half a dozen large potteries that have been closed will open in a few days, and in as many more, that have been operating half time, the working forces have been doubled. The Eastern Rubber company has received a large order for bicycle tires. The force of V. Henry Rothschilds & Co.'S shirt fac tory will be increased from ITO to 400 shortly.
 Malone, N. r., Nov. Son Monday next, it is reported that Lawrence Webster & Co.,, whose looms have been operated at less than their full capacity for considerable time, will begin
 
 previously received, contingent on Me- Kinley's beng elected The Chautau- qua Ore and Iron company, has resum- ed work in the mines at Lyon Noun tain, which have been closed for a long time.
 Middletown, Nov S.-The Worcester Cycle Co.,, after three months likeness, will resume work tomorrow on full time About fifty hands will be em- ployed at first, but the number will be gradually increased to 250.
 Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. S.-The two rolling mills, beginning tomorrow, will give employment to 400 more men than have been employed in the past six months. The Standard Wheel com pany, which has the largest share of the output of the wheel trust, yester- day bought $100,000 worth of malleable iron, which is three times as much as used during the past year and more is to be bought.
 Parkersburg, w. Va Nov. S.-Friends
 
 senator, who is in the east, has closed deal by which syndicate will in vest a million dollars in the erection of pulp and wood working mills on the Camden property near Gauley.
 Denver, Nov. S.-The Colorado Fuel and Iron company, will start it's big plant at Pueblo, Monday, with 1000 men. Contracts for the construction of the Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak and Cripple Creek railway, twenty-tWo miles, were signed yesterday
 Birmingham, Ala, Nov. S.-BeSideS the Birmingham Rolling Mill, which has resumed operations with 1,200 em- ployes, and the Gate City Rolling Mill, which will put 800 men to work on Mon- day, arrangements have been made to start the Bessemer Rolling Mill which has been idle long time
 The Harrison iron pipe works, at Bessemer, the largest in the south, have put full force of men at work and the Alabama Pipe Works at the same place have received orders sufficient to put on a full force for some time Iron had advanced s1 ton over the panic prices of last summer, and is with 50 cents of the point where the miners, who are paid on that basis, will get an advance of 21s cents.
 Utica, N. Y, Nov. 8.-The West Shore roads shops at Frankfort, employing 800 men, will start running on full time again tomorrow.
 Williamsport, Pa, Nov. S-As the direct result of the election of Mckinley the Emery Lumber company increased the wages of its employees 10 per cent. Rowley & Hermance, woodworkers' machinery, have started full handed and one fulltime.
 Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. S-To-morrow the Chesapeake Nail works will re- sume operations after a suspension of several months. Over BOO men will be given employment. The Central Iron works will also 80 on full time.