The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-11
NJ n SETS THE MILLS GOING.
orsT COTTON DUCK FACTORY
I'" THE WORLD RE0PENs.


~. Of Hampden, in the outskirts of
pH '.,-,ora are about to start up on full
rho orders for work have been
l'u' IN with a rush since election day,
oarlv all the spindles in the differ
any, .us will soon be turning out cord
CIV Ton and ducking as fast as ma
s,rarv can drive them
cllH.-.,5an is known as being the seat of
H@ 1nroast cotton duck mills in the world,
the none. It's mills and factories
pallt"9 aver $500 hands and 80 per
ehI0' the worlds cotton duck is sup
ceh5' tbronrh this channel yearly. The
pygI rsve been running on only about
me nts time for some months.
La" Meeting of the stockholders OF The
nai+imore Sugar Refining Company will
Ia an Thursday, at which the ques-
be H5iG re.opening the big plant at Curt
10" pav may be decided. This refinery
SIS p'5 on ME since it was burned more
Ia9 year ago 1t was rebuilt, and
'1l -.,s eyDected to start up early in Sep
" Int the hesitancy in business af-
estrs broueht about by the political cam
Con deferred that desirable result. Now
P.2- tbe election is over, it is believed
.sat the manufacture of sugar will soon
va On again at the establishment.
ryoreas CITY. Mo-, Nov. 10-Beginuing
49, morning the wages of a large num-
tar of the Dold Packing Company's en-
nIovss in this city, will be raised from %
- x cents per day. This is entirely due
IN the election of Mckinley. The conf
Il many is also contemplating important lm-
movements in its plant.
The wholesale merchants in the Yves!
Rottoms are experiencing the benefit of
The results of the election. Inquiry among
hem all reveals the fact that great I'M
4 nrovement has been felt by all jobbers
A who are sending out extra travelling men
TO gather their share of the increasing
business.
Reading, Pa, Nov. 1O.-The Montello
Brick Company has been working four
DAYS week, but will go on full time Mon
day
Lebanon, Pa, Nov. 1O.-The big plant of
the Pennsylvania bolt and nut works re-
sumed yesterday, giving employment to
upward Of 1900 men.
Waynesboro, Ind, Nov. 1O.-The Geyser
Manufacturing Company started up yes
terday with 500 men, after a six-weeks'
shut down.
Piqua, o., Nov 1O.-The Corrugating
works, rolling mill, Snyder, Brentwood
works, and Orr lnseed mill, started yes
terday, giving employment to 500 hands.
Cleveland. O., Nov. 1O.-The Walker
Manufacturing Company of this city, one
Of the largest concerns manufacturing
electrical goods and other high grade ma
,l,{, 0f
this week.
Elwood, Ind, Nov. 1O.-The Pittsburg
plate glass factory will start Nov. 20,
with a full force of 500 men.
The Wetherald rolling mill at Franklin,
will resume in full, and the window glass
factories will start soon with a full
force.
Fostoria, o., Nov. 1O.-The Calcined
glass works of this city, which have been
Idle since the failure of ex-Secretary
Charles Foster, viii be opened in a few
days, by a cooperative company, and
will give work to several hundred hands
The Fostoria buggy works, which have
been idle for six months, have announced
that they will open in full, giving employ
ment to large number of skilled work
men. They have started four travelling
men on the road.
San Francisco, Nov 1O.-The San Fran
cisco glass works, which have been clos
ed down for many months, will resume
operations tomorrow. giving employment
to about $50 men and women. The pro-
prietors report a great number of orders
received since the election.
Sharon, Pa, Nov 10.-AI the Erie rail-
way shops along the system are working
full time for the first time in years. en-
ploNng 900 men. The shops at Mead
FlLe resumed yesterday. The orders to
START up are said to be due to McKinley's
election.
salem, n. J., Nov. 1O.-The Salem oil
coth works have commenced printing sew
eFal large orders that had been placed
subject to the election.
, rIe has been placed under the tank
IuIHace at Gayner's glass works. and the
olsssihg IRON foundry has received more
months. A'i wv
FaImyra, N. Y, Nov. 1O-The Globe
press works and the Jones press works
az 1Ne.tt up soon with q full force
~ men on full time. They have been run
r sn,s, ior the past few months with a very
small force of hands.
newark, N. j., Nov. 10.-Business re-
NVals contingent upon the election of Nc
SlnIey are growing here. The Warwick
nsy.l A'oh Company, makers of bicycle
y, va y, mas increased its force by $50 men
50 serve surplus orders.
90. - ne Keller Brother, file works. of For
81 HILL which had been closed for
year opened to-day with a
hrser force than when they shut
Wv" ana VIII run over time
davenport. Ia, Nov. 1O.-The Bettendorf
Nneel works and other manufactures
Eane Increased their forces of men. The
stiiost man & Peterson furniture factory
day ioioe Vi men Moi
c,a.Loiuay morning the Rock Island Plow
az npahy resumed operations after lying
NJ an summer, with 200 men at work.
,i otOSu OF the machine shops and farm i'm
~ e'lient manufactures in Moline started
~ on full blast on Monday
"|pany, N. Y, Nov 10-Present indi-