Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
Register
|%I11STRIAL NEWS.
urryIy RESUME OF THE
&llAHS yGTER THErOUNTRi.
all, rs, the Untod Ssis-Rai-
-a,--rg and General Business
.~.,y--A Prosperous Season
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,prlA. September 1.-THE al
.2 a.,I testimony is that we are
'' ,be most prosperous period
.,r,I history. Inyears past great
created, but the masses
In the present movement
wv s,,nncs will be built up, but
,rr be benefited by better
~ v,.,s. more pleasure, and
~ Monopoly and speculation
g,s the sane chance.
lille labor, and fewer COM
...,or,. considering population
nr. IN our history. More
. mills aud factories are be-
..,re machinery is being built,
mime, locomotives than ever,
n,r,I j. graspjng after OPPOrtu-
-r otg'"'
,r d, small danger of appre-
On. minds Of employers rs to
~ lhor may attempt. Capt.
p,ulerIy and employers have
H.. ability. but apprehend
..., be- swept out OF control.
IN General j. rapidly expand
. ,pd Clearing House and rail-
? .,. show il. All the textile man
Establishments in the New Eng
.,vrIdIr states are loaded up with
,br,r months, and travellers are
r.,wlnr reports, Our - loco
,rr mlI. All the 50 car
I,, orders. All the i23 iron
IS milk hlyr ~ much business ~
bnIrr. The BcSsemer steel
.,.frr, Ior $40. ma tons ahead.
r, CAPACITY is being extended
III rhiu ever. The pipe mills
.5I. 20 r\rrutc their contracts.
l-r busy. Buyers of all
...,.-ill are stocking mp. High
M. expected Tor iron, steel
.,riolra. blankets, carpets, hos
.rl,.ru cotton goods. Yet no
NAV come. II might unduly
4.r pooiurIIOn.
inhberS have not done as
,rmm,r business ever before rs this
r.,i and Shuc makers are over
Nh .7lrrS. cloak and suit makers
..r tnI lay~ clothing manufactures
.-.,y run down with orders.
enthusiasm prevails in organized
.--r the existing and coming pros
several state assemblies will be
nm, EllI. and the central power OF
n., of Labor will be divided up
>..,r,. ,,ru. Lee will welcome the
II Richmond and Grand Master
Mil respond. Assemblies are
urrnpIluI IN all parts OF the coun-
. Labor j. conservative. In the
~,mr parts uj Il the Knights and
n.-, arr rudrayoring to cooperate
u...
....r> leo - cities work : hours =
aIur hours, In Il shorter hours
-a,. several labor mass meetings
10 n.II 10 New York next week To
....nllItiun. \ hight will be made
st a,a-m,nn labor in shops, and will
multu VI hlrd,timcS: MoulderS
.. heels ugll week. plumbers are eN-
,H,,. aui SCARE carpenters, stone
, r.r-r,rrgS. painters. and all others
..- trades. Coal miners eN-
a r .rmurkably busy this fall.
3d.. Ir abundant tor months. \
,ua.anlr in uilruad building next
New ad ,IIdahle gold and silver
, r being opened I'm the West.
nr.I Dee un widely organized politl-
. movement this tall. Labor Is not
-..g urlt. hut when it does come
a~.' J'l calculations.
will witness wonderful re-
.rInJi. bridge and house build
.a. estate Is held firmly IN all large
i'.an> Houses sell and rent rs
uur.rtuL seventy million dol
s. boz invested this year in New York
rr million duIIarSin Philadelphia.
'.rv,lI o., active and next years
.~. uriylty will Tx greater han
..rr lrrnriiug 10 every known
.,.sruu We are assured Of a lar
n..' '.ulrm manufactured products,
>nasn.,w> looks, and s~peciIltieS.