Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14

I'm hand. Bridge mills have orders
-, mile, of bridge work, either in hand
.i,bt. Pipe makers have over 200
thinning To make. Rolling mills
.r-rin, out I 10000 tons of iron a week.
r.L ,T, declining in price. Pig iron is
III solJ ~. Mill labor is eompactly or
,,.,J Mills and furnaces to employ
r,omrn are 10 be erected this winter in
ar>outh
LUMBER.
Tn, lumber manufacturers and work
..r hive had 4 remarkably busy season.
D. are firm for white and yellow, fine
..f hand woods OF all kinds. Receipts at
r-,9 New York and Albany average
,urD.UOO feet per day. Planning
r, lr, Stacking up. Lumber men are
earring for active winter logging opera
rods
COAL.
vrrr, I'm the anthracite fields have been
y.,ras for 4 favorable opportunity 10
..-sr bat il has not COme. The weekly
.~-.rr.rinn of coal in the United States is
.r.,r. over 1000, 900 tons. Demand is
r.,r, mail markets. The miners are en-
a..arng to perfect their National Organi-
LION uuirr the Knights Of Labor.
THE TEXTILE WORKERS.
National organization of textile work
,,h, brru formed to regulate prices and
rIg,..a harmony. The trade is Overrun
u,. uIrr>. and prices OF wool areadvanc-
.. mills. Factories are projected both
}.ra and south. In New England mills
r....ur = common on wooden
..I aoa>tcd goods. Hosiery manufactu-
Pc ar. all sold up. Knitting
,.uur- are selling well. Carpet mills
.ram.l time. Clothing manufactures
lra York and Philadelphia have piled
I'D immense winter stocks. Wages in
r.. gun from 81 To SIl; in shops
s-u $50 Z" ST.; in machine shops, $40
e.. Employers anticipate a general I'M
uu..mru, in prices in textile goods dur
a-.a- winter.
sur, anil >hocS-BusineSS is CrOwding
r#um th~ West and the South. The
r irri.cu Is greater than ever. ManufaC-
,rr.a tr stimulated by heavy winter or
dr. \ few strikes are in progress. \
-,wal' union of ~, 1000 boot and shoe
l.,r-> IS hyjng organized. All through
d E>; business is active and prosperous
anil i.i,lt. In the South there are pros
pets ni shoe factories being started. The
a-gnln'.uu Of labor has not been ~ per
1-,ar - Years among the shOemakerS.
L4,hey Is plenty and moderate in price.
10 ~me localities employers are attempt
"a. Co establish protective organizations.
The labor organizations in nineteen
s4,r> arcattrr the Legislators with labor
p~,~tou,. II will not be good for them
ui>rtGlrl the requests.
Ta, politicians aud party leaders are
SuarI lt the o., 900 votes for Henry
.or-e tie and Powderly will be the
RESIDENTIAL Labor ticket. Political labor
aoyrments Will become general unless
lr Legislatures and Congress are very
liberal.
.ar Master Builders Of Boston, have
slP,ei a rule which builders al over the
mglJry are looking into. They are
ANXIOUS 20 have wage matters fixed mp be-
ar spring. Us work will beyery abundant,
~nccally house building, all over the
United states.
Natural rs Is revolutiOniZing tine indus
rIs Prr>>ureat the wells varies from
nO l,25U pounds per square inch. 1t
his Velocity in the pipe OF six miles q
u.agtr. Wells have been flowing pa
s-r. Nearly all OF Pittsburgh indus
ts, aIr operated by gas,
IA enormous amount of money is being
INFESTED az this time in new manufacture
r- building and railroad enterprises.
During the next twelve months 100000
Prnn> will arrive in the United States
.pn "-rjgn countries. Our prosperity rs
s1"lns them and the steamship and
western railroad companies are circulating
eaoolElrnG literature about America.
The architects in all the large cities are
'l'y on fine work for the winter and
,Nu- Leading builders say there Is
ulSrr Of such 4 demand for building ma
''A. next SpringaS to threaten an adj
4l.1 ~ prices OF brick, lumber, lime, etc.
The Knights of Labor expect to add
"'.'l To their membership during the
lrJt eight months.
1en Bog exercising = great deal
cl~rrumSpection car works
N~,r'"hrcr are having a great rush of
''''. The locomotive works are filling
~ WITH orders. The works at DunSirk
1--WE booked an order d f2j. About 800
at" he delivered during the first quarter
next YEAR.
Ao5e railroad building is projected than
-E" >yndlcates have been formed TO
''''e IN several sections. 4 system $50
- IN length will connect the Northern
5''"' with the PENNSYLVANIA. The I'M
-''0nd tunnel in Philadelphia will be
Fyl 3 inches deep and trains will be
VA "' miles an hour. As much rs 5000
OF main track will
'aIt IN the United States next
Next year will he q great
"r labor. \ number eff cooper
-, companies will start aided by capt.
49, VINO ATE taking au interest in the
ami productive capacity will be
I! Increased in order to meet the nu-
'O0S demands that will be crowded in.
'I'nS the past years, Oyer SCI, 600, 600
zen pad out by the Government for
n, Iu1 repairs for buildings used by it.
"'or organizations intend to ask
II l" eNPend money enough 10 build
H." quarters, and save all this enOr-
rmS'enI The idea is q good one and
'-'e pushed.
people Of the United States have
gorI 10 congratulate themselves on the
ljTsI prospect before them, from an in
TStiaL standpoint.
vii IT, grand reform is in the air, which
o75;t men and society out of present
aGsSs' a truth, which it is too late
LsS, uay TO deny, is one of Beechers'
Il tat Joor lstO have n grand future;
aons,aN1 reforms are ut hand; that a new
tnt ~ 'S OASIS Is o to be esta blished
Son - wealth producers of the world are
eter nave more bread, better clothing,
a1E IS and greater comfort is a re,
ion ~ recent political results forced
ID5I"e mayor elect Hewitt ofNew York.
RaeE SFl9lly things are booming. b. G.
AysH tine Thomas Iron CO.. saws ",
Aoafs O.ueIs booked ahead for ~sixteer
~u twenty-five per cent more