Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Civ Industrial News

The eleven hour system will go into
effect again tomorrow in the nail fac
tories.
The Riverside forge department will
only work single turn next week.
The Top mill is working as usual.
The forge department is making three
heats to 4 turn, and the nail factory
working the 10 hour system. The lat
ter will be changed next week.
Bells foundry will resume work again
Monday, but will not work a full force
of men.
Wilson X Dunlevy's cooper shops are
very busily engaged.
The North Wheeling glass works are
running along a. usual, no change hav-
ing taken place this week.
The North End planning mill is doing
Il rushing business, with plenty OF orders
on hand.
Armstrong, Coen X Co.'S planning mill
is doing a good business, but are reauy
for more contracts. This is the largest
establishment of the kind in this city
and, of course, hire more men.
The Central glass works is rushing
business, and will so cOntinIe until the
LIST day of July.
Redman Il cos machine shops is
working steadily.
BodIey Bros wagon works are very
busily engaged, and are shipping large
numbers of wagons every week to the
Southern country.
The work on the new gas well, at the
Central glass works, is progressing very
slowly.
Reymann's Brewing Company are
doing big business. Their new bottle
washer is working splendidly.
The Work of sinking for gas at the
Reymann brewery will be commenced
As soon As possible. Mr.. Reymann con.
tracted for the work two months ago
| but has been unable, so far, TO get the
men on the ground to do the work.
The Creek mill was running along
! slowly last week, several of their mill,
| have been Off Il turn or two on account
of the hot weather.
The building, or refrigerator, of swift
< Co., of Chicago, for keeping dressed
beef, was completed this week, anG
from what could be learned yesterday
several car loads of beef will be shipped
TO this city next week.
Holidays planning mill is doing 8
rushing business. During 4 talk with
the proprietor, a REGISTER reporter was
Informed that trade certainly was ad
vancing and that business in his line
was very brisk.
Ibid I understand you to say that
trade in this city was brisk" asked the
reporter.
"CcrtainIy, but not in the broad sense
you have taken Of it. Trade has
frightened up materially since the
signing of the scale 10y the manufaCtur
erS, and large number of property
owners, who Just before the signing o
the scale would not think, or al
least, talk of building on theil
property, are now talking to the
| different architects and builder;
in this city with view Of making large
| Improvements to their present building
and also erecting new building on theil
vacant lots"
Glow is business in the country; you
have large trade outside of the city"
asked the reporter. Business outside O.
the city is very good, and in fact, has
been. | have never heard had any
| person to complain this season, at the
country customers, as they were really
what has kept the planning mills in thi:
city running all spring, and further,
from what l have been able to learn
trade from the country is good all sum-
mer. A large number of countrymen
anu residents of the small towns are
contemplating the building OF new
houses or additions, and are in the city
every few days seeing where they can
get the best trade. You can say trade
in our line is brisk and the prospects
for the future very flattering,"
The Belmont water works engine va:
repaired and put to work yesterday al
lowing the working Of their forge de-
partnent.
The Belmont mill have received O
large 20 feet turning lathe, which was
moved TO the machine shops yesterday,
The company have also contracted
with Fisher, of Pittsburgh for the con
struCtion of the large driving wheels
to take the place of the old ones now in
Use Ii the forge department. The new
wheels will have an Is inch face. Thi:
is just inches more than the present
wheels have.
The steamer Sc. Lawrence brought
200 tons of pig metal TO the Belmont
mill on her trip up Friday.
The Belmont blast furnace will no.
resume work again until fall 50 g
REGISTER reporter was informed by g
representative Of the mill yesterday
The reason Of their not starting The