Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-15
MIL NOTES.

The employees At the HOMESTEAD, Pa,
nil arc talking OF starting 3 cooperative
siore.
The Pencoyd iron works have established
library and free reading room for the en-
pOyees
The Z &C Brooke Iron Co, of Birds.
bOrO, are running some Of their nail ma
chimes on steel nails.
The Bethlehem Iron Co. is filling an or
dsr for segenty-tSo pound steel rails for a
Massachusetts, railroad.
All departments of the mills Of Andrews
Bros & Co, at HaseltOn, o., have been on
iDgle turn lately.
The St. LOUIS Stamping Company have
Started up their rolling mill again, and their
factory is running full
The nailers Of Chattanooga, Tenn, are
still out against q reduction Of ten per
etut The factory has been idle since last
October.
Work was resumed in the bar and guide
mills Of the Allentown, Pa, Rolling Mill
Go. aud at the Fullerton rolling mills on the
lCth inst.
Cobb's Iron and Nail Co., Of Aurora,
Ind. will, during the coming year, increase
heir nail plant 70 100 machines. They have
~ present 20.
David Miller, who was severely hurt at
The Edgar Thomson mill, Braad1ckA by q
bar Of iron flying up and striking him, Is
rsptdiy recovering.
The rolling and plate mill Of the Nashua
Iron and Steel Co, at Nashua, n. d., were
dsSlr, I'D ~ 6re last Saturday. Loss so,
sOO, fully insured.
The Union rolling mill, Cleveland, Ohio
has resumed operations, giving employment
70 500 men. The works will run only as
bong as it pays TO do so.
The FIVE largest iron works in San Fran,
cisco annsureed . reduction in wages OF 10
per cent, to 20 into effect Monday last. Inc
WOrkmen refused to accept. Fifteen hun
cred men are thrown out Of employment.
Receiver Brown, of Brown, Bonuen 4
Co, youngstown. o., has fled the follow
ing report for December; Balance on hand
December l, $l2S3l.97; receipts, Sll5,-
1895; disbursements, S94,24SS0; balance
December 81, ISABELLE.
The different departments Of the Bayyiew,
Wis, mills, With the exception OF the pud-
die mill we're in operation duriag the week.
The SAINT order viii prevail this week The
nail plate mill has been supplied With one
nav boiler, and an old one overloaded and
made as good as new.
Throughout The Mahoning Valley most
Of the mills are receiving sufficient orders
TO keep them in operation, though but one
o. two are on double turn. Low prices con
hnue the rule n merchant iron, With little
prospect Of a change. In nails the market
Is q tris more lively, esused BY the APP
Prcseh Of the kuilding seasou.-Youngs-
town Register.
The motion Of the application Of Messrs,
EDGAR and Lakeland, for leave to sell the
'uicsa Iron Works at ST. LooiS under the
mortgage made 10 1875, In which the Sp-
Phesnts are named as trustees, Was up for
feanug in the United States Court this
S,tk. The whole matter Was laid over IN
W'Le March term Of eourt-Age of SteSL
The project Of startiug the Wesilake mill,
warm, D. on Q cooperative plan has as
Sumed q more favorable aspect, and it is be-
hVed will mAteriaHze. The names of Alex.
Snaer Adams Of Warren, w. L Metcals Of
mineral Ridge and Joseph Corns Of MASH
IOn' have been suggested Is financial man
ayers, but as yet no selection has been
made.
The Youngstown, Ohio. Nsws-Register Of
ASt Saturday says:
The nail factory of Brown. BOnnsl & Co,
running.
al the finishing mills and part Of the