Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-10-01

tons"
Sisson Brothers Weldon Co. Bing.
hamton, n. Y, say the manufactur.
ers are busy, many having trouble to
keep up with their orders: crops are
splendid. retail business is APPARENT.
ly satisfactory and locally Ilere Is
none of the unrest formerly apparent
in a presidential year. They look
for normal conditions this fall and
winter.
Mabley & Carew Co. Cincinnati
anticipate a good trade and are pre.
pairing for t.
Linn & Scruggs ID. G. 4 C. Co. De.
catur, Ill, DO not expect the presiden.
tial campaign viii influence bust
ness
Daniels & Fisher stores Co. Den.
yer, Colo. say business interests are
Indifferent as 20 the outcome of the
presidential election.
J. l. Hudson & Co, of Detroit.
Mich, believe business has been d.
Vorced from politics and that the
election will have little il any effect
on business conditions.
Bowman x Co.. Harrisburg, Pa,
believe the people will rule.
MistrOt-Munn Co, Houston, Tex,
believe this year will be an excep-
ton TO the past when business has
been affected by national politics.
NJ. IT. Garvin d Co, Lancaster.
Pa, say: The bugaboo of presiden-
tial year is a thing of the past"
Haser & Bros, Lancaster. Pa, de-
clare local conditions are good.
H. A. Free, treasurer Great Depart.
ment Store, Lewiston. Me. says:
Business has discounted the poIiti.
cal situation" He declares there
is increasing business confidence
throughout the country.
kaufman-Straus Co, Louisville, Ky,
say there is a noticeable absence of
depression usually prevalent in a
presidential year.
}. X. Millner Co, Lynchhurg. Va,
say: The absence of uneasiness has
been very noticeable this year"
Hayden Brothers, Omaha, Neb,
have never before known so nearly
universal optimistic expressions
among all classes of people.
Keer Dry Goods Co. Oklahoma
City, Okla. says the campaign is
having no. detrimental effect on bust
ness.
Schipper & Block. Peoria, Ill. say
politics has not proven the hindrance
to stable business il usually sue.
ceeds in being The workers, they
declare, make prosperity.
Dayton Co, Minneapolis. Mimi.
say politics has been largely forgot.
ten. o..
Joseph Hume Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
say the effect Of the election this
year has been less than heretofore
in their recollection.
RoSenbaum Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
say the effect Of the election this
year has been less than heretofore in
their recollection
Rosenbaum &C., Pittsburgh. Pa.
expect increased business.
LUckey, Plat & &C., POughkeepsie.
n. Y. think the retail trade is on
a good basis.
B. II. Gladding Dry Goods Co,
Providence, z. l., declare all are pro-
gTessives whatever the party label is.
Calender, McAuslan & Troup Co,
Providence, r. l., say I'VE have con-
fidenCe that any changes in the tar
IN schedule will, as a matter of fair
put into effect only after due no
tice. so that preparation may b
made
Miller & Rhoads, Inc. Richmond,
Va, do not remember less business
disturbances during a presidential
year.
Mannheimer Bros, St Paul, MINI.
report bountiful crop9 and look for
a big business.
McCurdy & Norwell Co. Rochest.
er, ~ Y. think a business boom is
at our doors.
Almy. BigeIow & Washburn, Inc,
Salem, Mass, believe business has,
10 large extent, been divorced from
politics.
Fl. S. Barney Co. Schenectady, n.
Y, has noticed throughout the year
considerably less of that timidity on
the part of buyers and sellers so no
ticeable during presidential years.
Davidson Bros, Co, Sioux City. Ia,
declare there has been no business
disturbance this year.
John C. Ellsworth, South Bend, de-
clare they are ignoring politics in
their business.
Lansom Bros. Co, Toledo O., have
never heard so little business dis
turbance as in this presidential year
Lion Dry Good Co, Toledo, expect
a normal business season
w J.. Miner e. Co, Toledo, o.. do
not believe politics viii interfere with
business this year
Goldstein-Migal Co, Waco. Tex, do
not think politics is affecting bust.
ness in the least
s. KaRn, Sons & Co. Washington,
d. C.. see no cause for anxiety.
Woodward & Lothrop Washington,
D. C., declare they cannot recall a
presidential year when the political
situation has had less effect on bust
ness.
Barnard. Sumner & Putnam Co,
Worcester. Mass, have noted with
gratificatio nthe absence OF the us
ual timidity and hes.tancy that has
usually characterized a presidential
year
Carson Prize Scott & Co, Chica-
go, Ill. predict the best presidential
year from a business standpoint in
their history.
Marshall Field & Co, Chicago. III.