Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-27
THE HUM OF INDUSTRY.
manufacturing Notes from
Many Quarters.

MANY QuuTtcTS.
STEUBESvILLE, o.
The Jefferson Iron Works, at Steuben-
rl, are running four days per week.
BETHLEHEM, PA.
The Bethlehem Iron Works are run
ninginll time with an unusually large
lre vi men.
PITTSBURGH.
The coopers at the Standard shops
anon a strike against the proposed re-
'jnrtion oi one cent per barrel.
The pudding furnaces at MOorhead
4 Go. mill are still operated iple
mrn. Fifteen heats are made during
,ir twcnty-three hours.
JoHNsTOwN, PA.
The new horseshoe mill of the Cam
frs Iron Company is about ready to go
INTO operation.
CurNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Thirteen thousand tons of steel are
leipg sent from Council Bluffs to Yuma
III the Southern Pacific road.
CNTAShUQUE.
Ten thousand tons OF pig iron have
IL, been sold from the Catasauque fur
rlrrs at an advance i'll price.
OMAHA, NEB.
The proposed new nail works, to he
g,a,e,l at Omaha, are being pushed rap
My forward.
LEBANON PA.
The Lebanon manufacturing works
arr running on full time, with a full
!rce in all departments.
TAUNTON, MASS.
The Taunton Mass Iron Works
Company are now running to their full
aacirv, turning out about two hundred
stoves and ranges Il week.
CLEVELAND.
The new packing and slaughter house
aithe Cleveland Provision Company is
10 he finished with all the modern im-
rrovemcntS necessary to make it first
rIaSs packing house, for summer and
winter use. with capacity OF 5000 hogs
daily twill cost in the neighborhood
$1,000
LEHIGH, &C.
Work is brisk through the Lchigh and
Lebanon Valleys. The Thomas Iron
Company have sold 900 tons of iron on
private terms. Orders have been gwen
vnt ior 1000 tons oi North River iron
ami In tons oi Crane iron, To be deliv-
rrrd previous to the close of navigation.
ear load Of plate iron has Just been
shipped from the Lebanon rolling mill
m>an Francisco
81. LOUIS.
In an article on the business situation
ii that city the st. Louis Republican says:
Our manufacturers are, many OF them,
taxed 10 their utmost capacity, and the
non interest with a prospect Of better
pnres, is starting again with renewed
Ugur. Altogether, the prospect ~
glowing one that St Louis will close
N'S ~ one Uf the most successful years
since the war.
POrTSVILLE, &C.
'' - HhN IhIIl NouHtN tilC lI'ii buo'h' -
sactiye, The Pottsville Spike and Bolt
Works are filling an order for six miles
@ portable railway track for Cuba.
Potts Orchard Iron Works are building
several large engines. AllisOn's Frank
In Iron Works, at Fort Carbon, are busy
N Western orders. The Atkins Broth
rh art putting in new l00-horse pow
Trngnc at their Fisback Rolling Mills.
lie Coalrsvillc Mills are unable to keep
Up with orders.
IRONTON, PA.
The Iron Era, lrouton, says: We
D'tra more cheerful feeling among our
~ ron men, and large statements dur
Is the week. Bar iron is in good de
Aahd and Lawrence Mill is well sup
fi0i with choice orders. Nails are &C.
I'VE, and IN advance of l.. cents has
''rh established. Bclionte has all she
"9 do 10 ill orders, and steady win
TtS run is probable Belionte furnace
vii blow i'll shortly. Monitor has
s@rt"d mp again, after rest OF two
"NES Norton has blown out and the
SSn9Ir establishment is cold. Clifton
NNI Works are still idle, IA is the Pom
cry Rolling Mill.