Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-26
INDUST T

VI pihe luWoer In tnelr yards to be made
up into cars.
The Baldwin locomotive works are build.
ing engines on old contracts at, the rate Of
I'll ven n week.
The Niles tool works st Hamilton, q =,
have recently built d large pattern house
for their works.
The Hines preserving company Of
Oh cago was recently Incorporated with o
of 100000.
There is no sewing machine factory IN
the south ard there l. some talk of erect.
ing N at Atlanta, Ga.
The printing press mandatory Of G. B.
'ottreil & Co., If Westerly, II L, shipped
large presses curing October.
The Cleveland maleable iron company
now employ over 4 0 men. A branch
house has lately been started at Indiansp.
OLE.
The 400, 0C0 spind'es of Lewiston, Maine,
running on full time, the severe
drought not having Affected tbs water sup.
ply.
One hundred and sixty thousand dollars
have been tuhs, ribed at Chattanooga,
Tenn, for building a 100 tons furnace
there.
The Lake Erie and Western railroad has
just contr. cited for 900 new freight cars ard
ten large engines of the Brooks manufac.
ture
The Oregon iron and steel company, with
a capital of SO, 900, 0t0. has been organized
for the purpose If building a rol ing T i'll
Ia Oregon.
Denver is feeling the influence Of is late
exposition. The Pennsylvania tube ccm,
p,ny will establish a branch factory ut
Denver i'm ediately.
The L ist Tennessee valley zinc company
has been organized with $500, 900 capital.
The contracts have heen let for the cree.
ton OF tuidiDgs at Knoxville.
The new works of the American v ire
company, Cleveland, will be in operation
In March. II the enterprise proves sue.
cessful a rcd mill will be ADDED.
The contract has been let for the great
bride at Toledo. One span, the .rgest in
nine other spans will be $50 feet esch.
A nail works is to tie established al
Briarfeld, Alabama. The capacity viii,
ee 500 kegs a day. The same c mpa ny
are building an immense coke furnace.
N~hvi lie, T nuesses. with o population
of 10, 900 has $50 firms en- aged in me
chanical and manufacturing industrie.
which employ from two up to 400 mel
each.
The Mathews cotton mill at Selma
Ala, has increased it's capital to $500, 900
The managers will build another mil 81
that "a greater variety of goods may b,
made.
The Hartford engineering company O
Hartford, Conn, have received an order
tor fifty steam engiGes Of from twenty t,
thirty horse power. The engines will b,
exported.
A new wooden mill is being built at Pal
mer, Mass, The main mil will be O
brick, four stories high, and lO0x42 feet OF
thee roun'. Dye and engine houses will
also be built.
ALCHEMY county, Pa, last year pro
duced 505, lS2 net t ms of rolled iron anC
nails, and 3OS, col net steel. During tn,
same time the county produced 1854
tons of pig iron.
The new works of the Wari axle, brak,
and C upling company at Mononeshel
City, Pa. cover. 12O. OO0 square feet O
ground. The works are fitted with entire
~ new machinery.
In Benton county, Arkansas, 1000, 0O
bushels of apples were picked last fall
Drying kilns have been started on mat,
forms and u New York firm are drying
LOCO bushels a day.
The new works Of the Baltimore ca
wheel company, now being built ct Balti
more, will ever nearly 10 acres of Ian,
and the establishment will have q capacit,
of 400 wheels q day.
The Union foundry and Pullman ca
wheel works, near Pullman, are no ~ il
o GRAFTON, and give employment to LOO,
men. The force will be increased to 20
when tbs works are done.
The Syracuse iron and tube compan,
have just started their works ia Eat Syi
acuse, where thev have a block of building
5OOx3CO feet. The works and the onl,
boiler makers in the State.
The Pennsylvania steel company emplo
1000 hands in their works near Harri.
burg and pay $50, 900 a month in wage.
The present capacity ia 100, eco rails whic
will be increased one.third.
The Economic Plan company is tn
name OF a new industrial concern at Sout
Bend, Indiana. The capital stock il $3.50.
WV wv tho SNll pau Wa hldk0 Ill hluS
of plows Of the latest patterns.
The sugar plantations of Louisiana a,
doing more business than ever before. III
mills On one plantation, near Iberyilt
turned out in a steady run of II dsy
475, 900 pounds of sugar from 4, 500 tons
cane.
The new Chattanooga scale factory
nearly ready to commence operations, Il
mlehiuery being mostly put up, TIL
will he a leading industry there and is Il
only establishment of the kind in Il
south.
There are 455 manufacturing establis
ments in Re ding, Pa. The capital /
vested, including real estate Is $40, Al:
463. hands employed, 1l,79S; wages pa
during 1881, a. Is .b2i; vsIue of produc
during the year, SIG. 60 1913.
The Eureka Cast Steel company
Philadelphia makers Of steel, railroad al
machine castings recently lost their pa
tern room by FIRE. They are now blu ildil
q fire proof p tern house which Is g
pected from the other building.
) The corn planter works of X. II. &
; VI. Avsry was moved from Galesburg
Peoria, where entirely new works of bri
, have been built. Over S50,U00 worth
additional machinery was VI in and 4
. works give employment to 200 men.
John Roach h Son, shipbuilders Chestt
Pa, have closed q contract for tuil6il
FIVE iron sailing ships for an Americ
corporation The vessels ore to be fro
40 to i, 900 tohs capacity, aud are to
snip rugged with thee mssts each.
a The Georgia land and lumber eompa,
have an immense mi | on st. Simon
isl nd near Bruins wick, Ga. They empl
$50 bands in the mill, which has a cutti
capacity Of 525,0Co feet per day. 7
. capacity will soon be increased TO 1000. 0
{ feet per day.
Atlanta, Co., is one of the most impc
/, tsnt manufacturing cities of The sout
The Fulton county cotton mills and {
exposition mills employ 40u operstio