Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
gJbtelin9 Register
THE WORLD OFLABOR.
rsr,L WEEKLY RESUME OF INDUS
lh w. TRIAL DOlNGS.
u,,,nsuS-CJ-O peraiOR-What Msnuae-
" I'D CsvlhliSS are DoiAg-COming Events
General NOisS.
.sopsao tote Sunday Register.

49,, s,.herneS. One thorough success
W VI better than u dozen partial ones
''''s ,osr,tiye underwear factory will b
,rsrltiou this week at Richmond
p r,,nrop Cooperative Society has pur
!" ! location for $4,000 One-fOurtl
,,,.tourth to be paid in a year, anC
g. .,,r half optional. The lot is p fee
y .. nv 100 feet deep. Over twenety co
"'', no schemes have been heard of dur
n, past few weeks
-, nearly every State in the Union
,,,,rmation concerning building en-,
.... mad new schemes of one kind and
.t Thor for the employment Of capital and
-. The industries are busy, and new
,pringing up everywhere. Old
us en-, increasing their capacity
.,..rs to he IN anxiety everywher,
-. onward work for next year. \
uqnv firms report double business
,.ar over last The stimulus of the
four months will lead to a great
,,or enterprise in the extension of manu-
...,,., r,nlcity. A st. Louis rolling
m .,,r,eJ last week after three years O
-. and has 800 men at work, and
I'm have 6nO. A car-wheel works
On .,,r be- started in Kansas City. \
,.n,,,,ye and machine shop works al
,..byiIle Is hurrying forward extensive
,,...,,s in order to turn out ears and
80, -. fr,ter. \ jersey City concern
n,9ginr steam-heating apparatus will
..r. m Chattanooga, Tenn,
rb.. n,ople east Of the MiSsippi are be-
INC tn practically comprehend the
-n5,r4,. and mightineSs of the great en-
H. uss, Of the Mississippi. The outside
..lj h.,irS to love and fear its bread
md meats. Foreign millerS tremble
v;prelpoliS. Foreign iron makers ut
-. regions Of Lake Superior. Travel
,,r,;y, 81 EngliShmen will visit the
invest to see and learn Of the wonder
10. -,.nprrrS Of that region.
SOL, of .rain ut New York, December
m Iunnu. mn bushels. Receipts of grain
~. Ism IL. ON, 900 bushels against
Lam unB list season. The Minneapolis
....rr, will hereafter restrict production
brrgtrin. of the water supply at stated
...ry9ls The LonRoR Corn Trade list
In American breadStutfS exports We're
s,5l-d the supply would not be to much.
r,. lt,,uing industrial activity that Is
rod for - will create a stronger de-
-rI and push up prices of wheat, corn
.-fru E,rm products. The Western and
l..,Fv,>trrn farmers will have their turn
-.rr Wear. - will the lumber men,
rr,rmous building activity is promised al
DIP The country and agricultural products
Kill De- In greater demand.
Western lands are being quietly sought
,fsr bv Eastern capitalists, and much
-.-s Er,trrn money Is going into the West
Il, ru,p> than heretofore. In short the
w.,- IS rising in Importance rs food pro-
l.ggrru,rr and a manufacturing centre
Srrr. rails have advanced y per ton and
al ,raE> of iron and steel IN proportion
Pc, r\rrptiug nails. Buyers are cabling
MS w.sk Tor quotations on 1000 to 10, OOt
nr lots ut steel rails, blooms, slabs, etc
Next year will be u grand railroad build
i7.vrLr. and grand year for the people,
ALoniUu paper once more warns Eng
In manufacturers that American agriCul'
--ll machines are crOwding them out II
y-wly. and says the English machines
z9t that combination of hghtneSs, adapt
,Fl.v aud strength that is the result o.
tonight and skill. 1t stands on its hind
ia, and bowls. I'VE have been nearly
i7vpn out of all the Continental markets
s- most articles of iron machinery, and
s.,es it, tears nv saying; surely the
Sdl,h system Of sending any rubbish
,br,ld and To the colonies is exploded by
tbs time. and if Englishmen are to b,
5a,eu ny foreigners they bad better shut
90 >aop ut once. -
There is a wonderful development Of
Qua. property throughout the United
>a,e,. ProSpectors speak in glowing
terms OF new developments in a dozen
States All around Burlington, Iowa,
shaft, are being sunk. General Burk, an
a1thorlty on coal, says that the demand
a, Though Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas
AMI TeyaS Is twice a. rs great rs the sup
alr Away out in Clifton, Kansas, several
rl,ofyIluable coal have Just been struck.
Away ell in Manitoba valuable beds have
lI,o lem developed. Coal very like
mtlractr' is being mined in Illinois. A
l.H-.,oot vein has Just been developed near
Fort Collins. Colorado, $50 feet below the
surface: and twO-fOOt vein has been found
10 Ctn'ralja, Missouri, fourteen feet below
tae surface. Even in Indiana County
Pennsylvania, nine-fOOt vein has just
bern unrlrthed.
The demand for knit goods IN the South
$50 'ctIve that u Columbus concern has
jus: doa lied its capacity, and is turning
o7tWhlt = them j. big product, but to
as NOTHING namely, 100 dozen half hose
tu.y. Tn, Ne vtOsn. y. c., cOttOn-mill
geuple are filling ~ their works with lot
d. new Lowell. Mass machinery, and a
company has lust been t,rnsed to build a
""Nng-mill ~ Hickory; y. c. LOT G.. SOiole 9i
s"S. The Huntsville people VIII Sopi'
AVE one ct the finest cOtton-mills 81 ',e
>'i'h, and u new cottOn-mill will soon oe
10 running operation at Lexington, y. u
The Knoxville wOOlen-millS are turning
"lt &neo wards ot cloth per day. In fact,
al. the Noathrrn mills are selling all the
swS they Cln turn ont.
.ag eIrcirjc-light lamp business promises
% or a great industry in this country. All
Nr tIr,oricS are crowded with work. One
~ lamp concern in tins city has orders
"' i've months ahead. A new silk factory
: To be built at Norwich, ChenangO
C y'3'y, Y. Y, to employ 1870 hands. 4
'''.riord, Me concern making dry goods
H4a'> to double its capital stock to 81
''','n lit he allowed it will put up
1-',ler mill. All through Massachusetts,
.sN."e manufacturers are increasing or pre-
E'Ias to increase their capacity. Fall
aver takes the lead. Lawrence, Lowell,
Springfield and other cities are pushing
AHEAD at a rapid rate. The electric-light
"1anles are having all the work they
.1- 90, and the boiler and engine manutac-
,1'rTS are unable to deliver machinery aud
r'"e7 Is fast aS customers wish.
Inc New York wOrkingmen are doing
~ ~ more than the temperance people ever
~ u" make Sunday a day of rest, rs they
ave ave 1Aen strong grounds against Sunday
ssi'9 and store selling. They keep away
,.'A saloons, and thus act, ut least, with
IlslStrnI.r nnn ,rn onrninnr the mod