Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02

| Sitmeps Martin steelworks have started
up. The rail mill, which shut down
Forty-two nail machines in the nat
factory of the POttstown Iron 20; are
now running single turn, most OF theul
cling manipulated by boys or ineXPe'
rienctd men, some or whom Complain
that they cannot make 81 day. Before
the strike they kept 81 machines In OPP
GRAFTON double turn, making an equiVa-
lent of 1872 daily.
Tie muck bar mill and two out OF
three sheet mills at the Granite iron
rolling mill of the st. Louis Company
are running three eight-hour shifts q
dsy, and next week the establishment
will be going to full capacity in every
department. The dripping pan factory
attached to the mill is also going. LAST
wear the mill turned out 457O tons, o!
1000 pounds, OF finished sheet iron.-
A. e of Steel.
James E. E nerson, Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, writes 10 the BulletiC of the Iron
and Steel Association as follows: "1Ou
are probably aware that neither Eag-
Ian d nor America has ever been able 10
prCGuce cast steel suitable for the finest
surgical instruments or for the finest
raZCrs. Such steel is made in India by
tie natives and imported into England.
So Mr.. William JOssOp, OF Sheffield, in
formed me when | was in England III
1864. And this statement is true to-
day"
Mr., Radficld, a Sheffield steel manu-
EcIurer, claim TO be producing steel OF
.yceptiGnal qualities by adding to his
u.lsl II per cent Of 80 per cent ferro'
manganese, thus carrying the percent
aye of maganese in the steel up to about
per cent. Such an alloy, containing
OILY .C5 per cent of carbon, is said to be-
tree from the weakness Of SPECIAL, which
carries 6 per cent of carbon, and it Is
claimed that it possesses valuable me.
chsDical properties.-Engineering AMI
Mining Journal.
the LIST of December last, has been fully
repaired, and will start up Monday
morning. -Gustine's new patent hot
bed has been put in the old blooming
mill, and has been made part of the
rail mill.
The lion firm of Park Bros. & Co.,
this city, have formed limited partner
ship under the name of ]. Park Bros. &
Co., limited, with a capital stock Of y, =
COG, 600, divided into 4, 900 shares, of the
par value of $500 per share, paid for in
property, real and personal, and cash.
The articles of association and deeds Of
conveyance, transferring IL acres OF
land on Hers Island and all the prop
erty upon which the Black Diamond
steel works stand, and the property ad-
iaceut to it, owned by the firm, were
placed on Tile in the Recorders office
Saturday. The capital stock is'divided
as follows: Estate Of Jas. Park, Jr., de-
ceased, $4,000; r. c. Gray, 500, 1000;
VIM. G. Park, 100000; David L. Park,
S2U. eco; T.. G.. Park, Sl67 900; Jas. II.
Park, Sl6;, 600; w. S. Kennedy, SlG7,-
COZ; ID. G. Clapp $40, 5N'; Geo. a. CiapD,
5000; {. L. Clapp, $1,000.
TIE Youngstown, o., News. Register
of .ss, Saturday Las the following items
OF interest To our readers: The nail fac
tory Of Brown, BOnneli u Co, is running
uIl.-The Youngstown rolling mill IS
oI. double turn in all departments.-
The mills of Brown, BOnnell u Go. are
runuing about halfthe capacity.
d,rartmcntS of the Valley mill are on
vi Tine, with plenty or orders ahead.
- art OF the mills of Andrews Bros.
& Co. ore on single, and others running
double turn. The mills OfCartwright,
McCurdy X Go. have been running sin-
gle Turn the past week.-The iron
workers at the several rolling mills in
the city are forming strong tariff clubs.
The Enterprise Relief Association
at Cartwright, McCudy's d Co.'S is in
a flourishIrg condition.-George l..
REFS has been rendered the management
0fthe sheet mill in New Castle, Pa, but
has not yet accepted it.