Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

! The BlaudOn, Pa, rolling MIL mas re-
sumed with nine pudding furnaces aud one
/ heating furnace on double turn and the
! other beating furnace on single turn.
! The Glendower rolling mill, at Danvilie,
/ Pa, which was attached for wages some
weeks ago, has again started up, guaran-
tees having been given for their payment.
In and about Birmingham, Ala, are ten
! iron furnaces, q rolling mill. cotton factory
| and many lesser factories. The furnaces
turn out daily an aggregate amount Of 500
or 700 tons ofpig iron.
/ A small rolling mill has been started at
Minneapolis.
Youngstown manufacturers Of hoop iron
report trade very quiet.
The finishing mills OF Brown. Bonnell 4
Co, Youngstown. has been on the past
week.
The TaEe5 mill. Youngstown, is on full
tilt in every department. all running double
turn.
Summers Bros ( Co, at Struthers o..
are running steadily. filling orders for light
sheet IRON
Cartwright. McCardy & Co, Youn5s-
town. are running. but not to their full ca
pacity.
The stove molders Of Quincy, H., cleared
$500 at picnic few days ago
The foondries of Cincinnati are doing
very little al present.
The CINCINNATI stove molders are still
out.
Molders cycrywhere should emulate the
example Of the moiders ofQuincy, III.
The Youngstown. o., stove works will
start Up fad in short time.
The strike at Buckwalters stove foundry,
RoyerStord. Pa, continues.
Rathboue, Sard & Co. of Troy \. T..
are idle Gu account of trouble with their
men.
The stove foundry Of Buc&walter 4 Co,
Of RoyctStord. Pa. was rosbed of forty-One
sets Of moiders tools Friday night
Bridge. Beach & Co.'S molders Of St.
Louis, are out against reduction Of fifteen
per cent
The stove ruoidcrs Of Quincy, Ill., are
still solid Comstock 1 Co., Of that place,
have entthcir patterns to the peaiteutiary
! to be made
Geo. Donuelly of No. -, Of London,
Canada, is doing dirty work at the Favorite
Stove Works, in Cincinnati. So are VIM.
Fritz. Of No. 20, and Peter Cowie.
The molders employed at the Lithgow
Iron Works, Louisville, Ky, refused to make
! plates tSr Redman & Burton, of Cincinnati,
o., whose meR are on strike. They are all
out.
A letter from San Francisco SAYS: There
are plenty Of molders here now with cards
in their pockets working at anything they
can get to do to keep body and soul to-
! getber; therefore urge molders to stay
away from this coast
The new cooperative stove foundry at
Quincy. Ill.,. is about ready for business
Mrs Gsorge Pollock is president aud Wm.
Wewcfps secretary. Owen Starr is the SUI
perinteudent. The mOlding shop is 65xl35,
warehouse, three stories and j0xTj.
The stove molders Of Cincinnati, to the
| number Of nearly $50, have been out for
over six months against the unjust demands
Of the stove manufacturers 10 give up one
fifth OF their wages and abandon their or
ganizatioa, Up to the present their ranks
are unbrokeH. not having lost a solitary
member.
The stove manufacturers have made a
desperate effort during the last six months
to break up the holders Union; and We
must say they never had more favorable
opportunity, rs the condition Of trade was
very bad indeed and they had q large stock
of goods on hand But. with all the ad-
yantages in their favor, they have not sue
ceeded in crippEng the smallest of our
branches, and the opportunity Is passed
now.-Irou MOlderS' Jour
The trade in flint jars is looking up now.
The trade in window glass continues very
dull
The contract will soon be awarded for
the erection of glass works at Rogers Ford
Montgomery county, Pa.
George Duncan < Sons. Pittsburg, will
soon begin the erection of their new addi-
ton. lI5x45 feet and three stories high.
None of the local glass works are in
operation at St Louis but one factory, which
has few contracts to fill.
For the purpose of manufacturing glass
in all shapes, the Chicago Murauo Art
Glass Company has been organized with a
capital Of 100000.
The new glass factory being built by
Adams i Co, on Eighth street, Southside,
this CITY, is expected to be ready for occu-
panCy by the middle OF gust-Labor
Tribune
Several French glass works are reducing
their output Oue at MoutCulon discharged
$50 workmen la!ely.snd near Rheims three
establishments were shut down, while
sevcralaI the north were a.>o closed.-La-
Dor Tribune.
The He,tz glass works, of St Louis, have
received contract from the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association for all the beer
bottles they can turn ont next season The
price agreed upon is considerably below
prevailing quotations. but will insure, &C
cording to Mr.. Heitz, q return of about
$3.50, OGO TOR the season work
The French Window Glass Company, of
Missouri, are tearing down their spot
furnace. ami will rebuild the same from the
ground up; they rebuild their furnaces
every two yrars. The company have closed
contract tor coal for wear at 81 cents a
bushel whereas they paid 9!@9l cents last
wear, and wiz start up promptly on Septem-
Der LIST. The annual capacity of their s.
pot furnace is $4,000 boxes that of their g.
pot %, 900 boxes.-Age Of Steel.
Asa Nevil, a Steubenyille blower, en-
ployed at the bottle works, has exhibited in
the window Of Harter's jewelry store house
of glass, which Is a model Of beauty and
Workmanship. 1t is IL inches long and
lO4 inches high is formed Of 1888 separate
strips of glass, drawn out fled and cement
ed BY him, Eve weeks being spent in its
construction. The perfection Of the house
its dormer window, versnda, chimneys, etc,
is wonderful He refused "a offer Of 800
I for the house
Don't Bother Him Bit.
/ Efaor LStor TSIbp~e.
BArvIEw, Wis. July Isl Just want to
say to Z. D. PedelfCrd, or any one else
whom it may concern, that the statement
/ I made in regard IN the strike At Oakland