Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
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Cox K Morrison, boiler makers report
trade very good.
Everything is working full force at
the Wheeling pottery.
Redman X Co. are doing a fair busi-
in the machinery line.
The work on the new retOrts at the
gas works is progressing quite rapidly.
The hinge factory is running a. usual,
no material change having taken
place.
Hobbs, Brockunicr " c.. will build
their new shipping house during the
present month.
One of the owners of Bells foundry
informed a REGISTER reporter yester-
day that trade was very good.
Hane's X Wilson's planning mill is do
ing a big business; in fact this firm has
been doing this kind Oft business all
season.
The La Belle nail factory is at present
working lis nail machines, aud next
week two additional ones will be put in
operation.
The Riverside mill is working full in
all departments. The trouble about the
weight Of iron has been magnitied to a
large extent.
The managers of the Top mill have
ordered a new cog wheel, which will
supercede tue present one, as soon as it
is completed.
Armstrong, COen X Co.'S report trade
very brisk, which, Judging from the
quantity of work being done 10y this
firm, is unusually large.
The new addition to Bodily Bros
wagon factory will be completed in the
neal future. The work is being pushed
along as rapidly as possible.
The North Wheeling glass works is
running to its fullest capacity. This
firm is doing "A large business, though
they report trade and prices away down.
The miners of this vicinity want to
know what has become of the inspec-
tor. lie has not been in this vicinity and
his services are needed most urgently.
Bells foundry did not work yester-
day. This was OF account of the boys
wishing to have a holiday and took
il. The works will start up again to-
morrow.
The Belmont mill is working full in
all departments under its able manage
ment. This mill certainly has as fine
managers as any mill in the city, hence
its present success.
The work on the new steel plants in
this vicinity is progressing quite rapid
~. There seems TO be a rivally among
the manufacturers as to who will COM
plete their plant first.
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ISOLATION which takes place neXt week
in all probabilities will not effect the
trade at all, as the demand for nails Is
very fair, though prices is away down.
The new fan blower has at last been
completed at the La Belle blacksmith
shops, and is certainly a success. Great
credit is due Mr.. Osborne for the inter-
est he has manifested in the erection OF
this improvement.
The work on the new boiler house at
Schmulbach's brewery is progressing
very slowly at present. AS o o as the
|. stone masons complete their work the
brick masOns will not be a great time
in completing their portion.
Wilson d Dunlevy's cooper shops
were of the last two days. The capa-
CIV Is larger ludI lhC uShuaIht h'uNS
when a mill runs half time, a large
quantity of stock is left on hands, hence
the stop. They will resume work again
Monday.
The owners of the Wheeling pottery
expect to double their capacity. By so
doing, they do nOtdOuble their expenses
hence they are very eager to have the
contemplated improvements completed
as soon as possible. They nave already
sent to Europe for the extra workmen
needed, and the men will arrive about
the time the enlargement is completed.
The cog wheel which broke down at
the Top mill the fore part of this week
was fully repaired Friday morning and
the heaters resumed work. The nailers
ceased work Thursday evening on &C.
count of not having nail plates. They
will resume work on Monday, as also
the boilers. The reason the boilers did
not go to work this week was that the
company had plenty Of muck bar on
hand.