Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-26
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INDUSTRY.
-rWgrSLYRESUMBOFTHEDOING
49, n LABOR CIRCLES.
,r,,- Money RJund-C0a6delcs Gen.
> ~ ~ -. W.s.s, Aasal-BaSinsSs Boom
-,-Gsasral Notes

-,.-,l.a, IA''''''"
-. simulated confidence OF cap
q ,,nuactureTs and merchants in
- - .,rins business. The great in
81 innings in the Western and
x 90 -, maids has developed a score
,.rr,,d enterprises in those regions,
a.rnrrrs are crOwding in to seize
l-'' -,rririeS Railroad earnings
,.,,,l al former years.
go mill, have sold LOCO, 900 tons
r.. rale next year and can make
.an.a tons. Foreign makers ex-
r - $4,000 tons of material.
.,, markets are advancing and an
...cl.nrv i felt in all Eastern,
.rl southern markets. Mills
.-,vJ.d and blast furnaces are
..... t,.b North and South to meet
n.,.a. demand,
,., in all branches IL good, but
~. small and prices do not respond
,..,rrgs in RAW material and labor.
.,nLirIS of material and prOyls-
N low in the market centres.
...ts.prr than . year ago and
,.,lrr. Ion has advanced nearly
and lumber is about the same.
o,,k because Of oyerprOductiOn.
49,, =. abundant and low in price.
cello mods Of all kinds are in the
-. ,hrniancc and mills are crowdmg
.bip,ry 10 the utmost to keep even
,,Irr>.
ro-fr,able fact that with the
%. so~-,niza,ion a spirit of economy
-ro.n. which promises 10 produce
r-rrlneut benefit than can be de-
.m labor organization itself. The
Jam, roing on among organized
.-s,r m anxiety to save and lead
-snrt in that direction. The ae-
..r,r. ofthe savings banks through
.-a,ry ,how marked improve
..l.e the past year, but much of
s-- ,a the increased earnings OF
a..,, more work and better wages.
a.a,ully, labor is better EN-
.-,a.S time OF the year than for
va->. aud the winter prospects for
.....r- both for indoor and outdoor
.,-r never better.
central Labor Union of New York
--,,lb.jsha general Labor Bureau.
.., ..I pastry cooks of New York
uow. They are interfering
ire o,L-line intelligence offices.
-... ,llg~mcn of that city are follow
u pa. Suu,ay-SellIng stOrekeeperS
a,r,v. but the New York officials,
the other, dodge the reSpOn-
.at enforcing the law. \ commit
--,l Yesterday on the Police Board
ar the enforcement OF the law.
Sass York RJrtenderS have strong
.g, they get very little cOuntenance
..o.rtral Labor Union. Last Sun
.-- NILS a convention OF the shirt
no denounced prison labor and or
.rur enforce u label to be attached
..,>Uu-made goods in their line
....uists Of New York are trying
secretary Whitney to see to II
.-.tl hcrlerS are kept out OF the
,-.. The Brooklyn Lace Makers
non has organized against the low
S.. srS paid, but the employers say
man lace Is imported Tor less thar
a. make it. The Central Labol
..,. taken the workmen's side, anC
.~,..Ste.
lr.uu -ccns to be well planted II
.o..-. The wOrkingmen there have
.,..s. rruppriug establishment, IN
srl' colony. mercantile company,
.mtlnlr laundry and several sue
rgIuag and loan associations.
.~>,l.rmanutacturiug companies in
bart. 90. New England are increaS'
capital. The general report Is
.u,M.,> Is excellent. Makers OF
e machinery are introducing their
Ties into Europe. Scales are a mat
considerable export. 4 Boston firm
.- Do. business in them abroad.
rluy additions are being made to
paper and machinery mills. A
rrr.ou ug five OF the principal screw
.;uryr> Of the country is about
Gli- @. Chicopte Falls, and when II
g-. uu, all the small fry IL Will adj
g.,gr,. II i reported that it has
Pei. one company ut that place I'D per
rt-erHtal stock of the new com
.ausfIt will shut down for five years.
'.n-mlchiuvS are Sp-inging up all
.- West. 4 Lowell company has
-Iust the Atiauta COttOn-mlllS.
>rr,r.y at the State OF Maine says
80 lt.,r-lt~ I'm that State have made
....-. 10 the length of a days work,
.a' a.. the wOOleu-millS IN the State
'n.,.y .m no more than ten hours.
.-" lamp D, tu be introduced into the
Ped, states. Il Is known rs the
.@pl'ru; US lamp. BY the use OF
mp .t., ,Ild that there Is a large re-
AIN the AMOUNT Of gaS used and q
.." 1syrtNr in Illuminating power.
...'>''galor who ms seen il in Eng
~., rather enthusiastically of it that
--rl'r>t invention OF the age.
.....a competition is driving a good
Me-" England mills into the prOduc-
"4a0rr grade OF goods. One Of the
Aa.ch has found it necessary to
..N departure Is the Atlantic Cor
' OF Lawrence, Mass. Many OF
.." England mill are purchasing
'-gg.le> ot cotton, some of them re-
Is from luo 20 500 tons per day.
.'tgyiS Tor the winter in all Of the
.'..e, are that there will he quite q
Dar|muhtiug stocks by way offs
-...'0 against a heavy advance in the
The smallest consumer is anxious
''.s d lew weeks supplies on hand, and
+-.' The concern the more stock II
OF ;he thirty-sevea green-glasS
-- LictoTieS east of the Allegheny
-.@.'' sixteen are working according
.," rules, tourteen have their iire'
POI, ant >eycnarc working in violation
%. .1.e' OF the organization to which
= Stephens old associate, James l.
=, Is chairman of the Executive BOarC
w. ,,''ona, Cutters Association, re
.o'&ed. \ States Trades Assembly
' ~ next month in Albany.
b.. .'t''o onaI Convention of Bricklayer
~''a IN Washington on January 10
-1,Se>t attendance ever know i
"'eL The toundries in and abOu