Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29

| good, big, rushing business, anu
prospects are exceedingly fattering io'
q long siege Of it.
Quite large number Of new houses
are being built this month, ana nesI
ali of them are solid, substantial ouiio:
iDgs, though it is remarkable iact lna.
none of them are modelled a1ter Tue
latest styles Of architecture.
The Etna mill, after being rebuilt
almost new, is now thoroughly nLe
proof structure, and will start on Iuli
force to- morrow, under the able mail
agement of Mr.. Jones.
The new nail machines at the La
Belle mill will probably be ready to 60
to work when the mill starts up.
The new driving wheels for the forge
engine of the Belmont mill did not ar,
rive until the last part OF the week, anu
threw their work back somewhat.
The work on the Belmont cooper shop
improvements are being Pusheu along
as rapidly as possible.
The forge department of the River
side mill was to have started up to- NOR
row, but owing to few of the nee ded
improvements not having been com
pleted the department will hardly be
able TO start up before "Wednesday next.
Cox & Morrison, boiler makers, are
doing a very good business, repair work
being largely in excess OF new work.
But as one of the firm stated yesterday,
Trade is as good as'we could expect II
at this season of the year."
Sweeney & Sons foundry is very
busily employed now, but are always
ready for more orders. They have re-
ceived the contract for building quite q
number of nail machines for western
mill.
Messrs. Sweeney & Sons machine
and boiler works are working along
steadily, the men all making full time.
Hubach, Beneke & Co.'S furniture
factory, on Water street, South Side, is
doing a very nice and prompt business,
for which they are especially noted III
this vicinity.
Trimble and LutZ, plumbers report
trade very brisk in their line; just now
having large contract on hand for a
heating apparatus to be placed in large
building at Cadis, o. This firm has
completed severally large contracts and
most especially in the town OF Wells
burg. They have now on hand quite
number of jobs, new houses, in this
city, as also the general repair WORK.
The work on the new addition to Bod,
lev Bros. wagon factory is being pushed
along as rapidly as possible.
The Centre foundry is doing a very
good business and prospects are very
fair.
The Riverside furniture factory, a'
usual, is doing good and thriving BUS
mess.
Bells foundry is working small force
of "cubs" and will, next week, put q
few jOurneymen TO work.
Tie North End glass house closed
down yesterday evening for period o.
30 DAYS. The stop would not nave
been made then, had not the pots gave
out and the company did not care about
renewing them owing to the extreme
dullucss of trade and low price OF the
market.
The Central and South Wheeling
glass houses will resume work on thu
l4th of August after an idleness of sly
weeks. Neither of the above firms
were pushed with orders hence the en-
forced stop, did not materially lnJur'
their trade.
Bodley Bros. wagon factory is doing
an immense business.
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The Iron holders.
TIE Evers Stove Manufacturing Com
pany, of st. Louis, Mo-, who CLOSED
down their works some three or fou
weeks ago, have not as yet started then
up.
The machiners for the large stove
foundry at Chattanooga, Tenn, is be
ing placed in position. The Tradesmar
says the foundry will have q capacity o
l25 stoves per day.
The molderS at Wolfe's shop, SYRIA
cuse, n. v, are all out. The firm have
been docking their men for months fol
so-caled defective work. AS the mer
were never permitted to see the con
demned pieces, but charged whatever
the firm saw fit to charge, the union
thought it aoout time to call halt, anC
did 50.