Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-23

| every where to not purchase THESE ID
sheets. They also denounced the arres
| Of President O'DonDell, Oh the order o
| WhiteIaw Reid of the Tribune, as ri
outrage upon the rights OF an American
| citizen.
The Pottstown, Pa, Iron Co., viii
erect new mill in the spring.
The Beaver Falls, Pa, Cooperative
Stove Company is running full time
Tribune.
Both the shovel and file works a.
Beaver Falls, Pa, are running steadily
The Katatidin iron works, in Maine
recently destroyed by fire, are to be re-
build.
The item going the rounds Of our ex
changes that a new file works IS being
put up at Beaver Falls, Pa, is incor
rect.
A wire nail factory is being built al
Beaver Falls, Pa, and not at Beaver
Pa, as stated last week.
rbe Youngstown, O, stove works i
running steadily, with good prospects
Tie machinery molders of Omaha
Neb., are on strike.
The new stove foundry at Chstta
nOoga, Tenn, will soon be ready 10 start
up, the machinery being rapidly go'
into place.
Machinery molding is very dull in
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and quite
a number of mOlders are out of employ
meut. This is good section of coun'
try to steer clear of just now.
The puddlers at Clinton mill are idle
now, and it is said will remain so FOL
two weeks longer.
Graf, Bennett & Co.'S mill, this city
is running partially, with prospects o.
| All improvement after the first OF the
| year.-Iabor Tribune.
The Elba iron works, Pittsburgh
| have added six new pudding furnaces
| aud have them running.
The Maiden Creek rolling mill, neal
| Reading, Pa, has shut down for want
| OF orders.
The Spaulding Iron Company, at
| Brilliant, O, made their first shipment
| of nails on Wednesday of last week.
The Norway iron works, Of South
| Boston, Mass, have been sold. The
price paid was Sl5o,CO9.
| The Penn iron works at Lancaster
Pa, are idle. 4 reduction was Offered
| hy the owners Of the mill, and rejected
by the men.
The large mill of the Coatesville, Pa,
| Iron Company is receiving new ma
| chinery, and it is expected will be ready
for operations by the lst of January.
The mills of the Pottsville Iron and
| Steel Company, which suspended some
| days since, have resumed work to I'LL
| number of small orders.
The Union iron mills of Carnegie
| Bros X Co., Pittsburgh, are running
single turn in all departments but thai
of the forge. Natural gas has been III
| truduced there.
The new Kelly iron aud steel wor k
| at trenton. o., are working steadily
1iiere,ults in their nail department art
very satisfactory to the firm.
1t is thought the Starr iron works a
Camden, y. j., will be ready TO star
Up again in about week from thu
| piest ut TIME.
The rolling mill of Atkins Bros, at
| FishEack, Pa. las shut down tor two
or three weeks for repairs. No order.
is the reason given, however.
Lights rolling mill, Lebanon, Pa, i:
again in full operation, a number OF
orders having been received. All tat
suspended puddlers are at work.
Coke manufacturers of the Connells
vile regiou, representing $500 ovens
have agreed to stop one day in eact
| week Tor the purpose of restricting che
| output. The number OF ovens in tht
| region Is SIS, of which $40 are idl'
and irhe balance running,-Mt. Pleas
! ant Journal.
The Eessemer coke works have beer
sold 10y the assignee Of G. Z. Markle 4
Sons 20 G.. L. Retlerty for SlGG,OoO. The
| plant consists ola tipplc, twenty frame
| houses, u large frame store building
| railroad sid.ugs, 10 ovens, lI3 acres o
| coal and 100 acres of surface, with al
| the appurtenances necessary for the
| operation Of the works. 1t had been
valued by the appraisers at SlG5,OOO.-
| Mt. Pleasant journal.
Works in the mines around Frost
| burg, Md, is very discouraging. B;et
| Avon has done very poor this month
| not WNTKibS uuuiteI-tlLle, -hluIotutal
is doing very good; Borden shaft i:
| working about the SAME rs usual, bu
will soon shut down; Eckhart AM
Hoffman mines, the best part of thi
week and latter part of this week, work
half time; Ocean is doing very poor
| New Hope idle. If the mines do no
work better next spring than they die
last, Fl ostburg will be in bad condi
tiOn.-IonaCOning Review.
The Pratt Coal and Iron Co., Of Ala
bama, have selected the site of thei
new mine, and earth has been broker
tor the Laura shaft, which is expected
| to eclipse every other mine now operat
| ed 10y the Pratt Co. The Laura shaft l.
located one and halt miles from the
nifi mines, from which the railroad
will b. extended, and is three hundred
wards from the Georgia Pacific r. r
Tic company interd opening this shaft
tor capacity of six or eight hundred
| ons per day, and will Use double-decB
| .a@cs aud hoist four trans each lift
| HEY confidently expect to strike Goa
| II depth of one hundred feet, and be
fore seventy days.-industrial South.