Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
MANtsFACTURING NOTES.


BRLroNs furnace, Ironton, Ohio, re-
| sumed blast on the 18th uf. Every
thing worked nicely. ~
ALI themanuiacturing establishments
that are in operation in Beliaire, Ohio,
are crowded with orders.
The Seamless Steel Ware and Frog
Co., of Harrisburg, are fnll of orders on
their variCu US specialties.
The Alc6na iron works, known as
the Old E,.lt Works, near Steubenville,
Ohio, are .iow running full time.
TIE Cleveland Axle Manufacturing
! Company have sold to one firm, the past
| year 1000 sets Of THEN steel axles.
The bla,,t furnace at Bellaire will be
kept in bl. 'st all winter, and it is be-
lieved the nail factory will also run
| steady. ,.
m,uting of the Steubenville Fur
mace and 9ron Company, held on the
9th nlt., was resolved to resume OPP
erations Ethe near future.
ONO FxRNACE, Hanging Rock, has
been blow out, and will have new
hearth putin, after which the seasons
blast will Re completed.
THE iron rails for the Scandia branch
OF the Union Pacific Road are being
furnished i.y the Kansas Rolling Mill
Company. Amount L. LOTIONS.
QUINIM"sT Furnace, W. Va, after
thorough .tpairs, blew in few days
ago, making fine start. The make will
be strictly GDke foundry irons.
The moving spirit in the proposition
to build cs,,' works at Minneapolis is
Mai John, C. Paul, formerly of the
works at SNissvale, near Pittsburg.
The North Chicago and Milwaukee
Rolling mills recently consolidated) are
full of work, and have increased their
force. The are doing good work and
vast amount.
The eighteen-inch bar mill at the
.Etna mill, Cleveland, has been started
for the purpose OF making billets for the
hoop mills. Employment is thus given
to another gang OF men.
THE Cleveland Wrought Iron Fence
Company are making extensive prepa-
ratiOns for the spring trade, as they have
promises looking to Il great demand for
their special grade OF work.
KIMBERLY, Carnes & Coz works at
Sharon, are at last in operation, having
start.d mn last waek The men were
,a;J ~ ain ON saturday for oil WORK
ii"ra ;ar III, Grn, nra,.inus m their en-
Inrr,ssn,an,
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THE Cooperative Iron Works, Dan
Vile are running full time not having
stopped Tor want oil work Tor three Years.
Their last shipments We're To New York
and Philadelphia. They have orders
which make the future hopeful.
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October business was very heavy with
the Cleveland Cooperative Stove Com
Iany, and though not so much has been
done during November yet trade has
been equal TO or better than i'll former
seasons.
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S.; IL III. .i ' ,Iin', '" ,l;mIa .
ia,'1'n my o. d;non''rol,'; h, an'iI ba
o'' ""i '" We. "'a ~, IT,
Il cup OF coffee and roll could be had
for five cents.
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Letter. M ~ 'Ilc |o" ;'y' ~" m i'at'"
n"Sa' ienn.' uI1'tr Hale %, ner ,'.n',.
ISL says: ueneral business 'ni"us,lou'
'i''s uiStrlrt Is eA'c'.e1t' ~ 'e''liil'is "'I
observer oi .he red'tl"n ,.a VI " slr,l's.
near men tilgaseu III "'l.titi' i,nts :"
i''allnla' l; ~! .,"; anri ; BUSINESS Sa
u ON! iil'a ,I pa t,fII AHA too ,%e
81; ,a'T; '"'n' Ii'' h"'.a n VS." an
nInyrJ n wear ago, The iron mills
are all running i"i' WIFI s'""' S''"" Ut
"rderS'
TIE GIendowcr Iron Works, saws the
Danyille .laecicaa. have been running
ia their full CAPACITY for the last four
months, eight heatinyfurnaces and eight
pudding furnaces. They have AS much
as they can do for the balance Of the
year, making rails for the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad and the Pittsburgh,
New Castle and Lake Erie Railroad.
They have also on hand large amount
of work for the plantation trade. They
are now doing extra night work on rails.
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