Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
TRADE NOTES.


sscciation of San Francisco. A, Mercer,
United States Agent of the Buresu of
Animal Industry said: ut will be two
yeaIS be ore this country can he thoroughly
cleansed of dssased cattle, for from San
Francisco Bay to Southern California, one
half of the States stock is rotten. Out of
every 100 consumptiye5 II acquire the dis
ease from drinking the milk or eating the
meat OF consumptiye cows"
Sir Frederick Bramwell raid in an aG-
dress before the Science As ociation at
Bath, Epg that the heat engine of the
future will probably bs one independent Of
the Sapor Of water. Aud, further, in these
days of eleC trical advancement, it is tSo
much to hope for the direct production IF
electricity from the combustion Of fuel. /"
Ons of Florida's leading orange growers
Adam Eichelberger, asserts the yellow ts-
yer will not mate rally affect the crop. He
says the world is rapidly lesruing that the
florida pge is the best grown. London,
which has become q new customer, recent
ly ordered $50, 900 boxes.
Some time ago at Houston, Texas, the
Ia lors' Union gained an advance 10
wsgee. Recently women were permitted
10 Join the association, aud ten men lett
tie uriop; since then the employers have
cut wages.
Some of the places of the 500 rattan
wo kers of Gardner, Me, shop, who
struck sg,ipst 20pF cent. reduction,
have BEN fllel By Russians and Fins.
Some of the strikers ore STedes.
The Buffalo Express says: "The United
States will havA, when the count OF 1890
mes to bs made, more great ties than
any other country in the world now has or
ever had"
The Political Associst on of Railway En-
ployess, which recently met at Gale sburg,
H., HIS Is, 900 members, and they vote for
the party that will do them the greatest
good.
Minneapolis, Mimi, coopsrs struck when
-four advanced, and were granted rise"
from t. and cents per barrel. Some
now think thsy ought to get 10 cents.
Savannah, Ga srocers have organized
against bad-psying customers, and will at,
tempt 70 fix uniform prices at point
slightly above the cost in New York.
DR. McGlynn is stump;ng for tbs Lab?r
ticket His fair st the Madison Square
Garden cleared SIS, 900. The receipts will
be used in the campaign.
England has already purchased 1s6, 900
barrels of apples from this country. The
increase over last years export is $4,000
barrels Sd far.
The Surgical Instrument-makeIs' Union
of New York will endeayor t uuits the
craft in tbs United States 10 q national
organization.
A Fort Scott, Kansas, woman seed q
merchant for putting Ter name on his
dead-beas list, and was awarded $500 dam
ages.
Emp'oyes of q Columbia, Conn, warp
company have struck btcluse the We ky
payday law has not been observed.
A Seattle, W. T., house has been cut in
two through dispute between the owners
of the site.
Members of the New York Car Builders
Union must report vacant jobs or pay q
fine of 81.
Darlsston, England, gun-lock workers
have won an advance Of I'd per lock.
Girls in New York feather shop won 9
strike against q reduction.
The Federation of Labor in Connecticut
tas 5, 900 members.
The st. Louis Stsreotypsrs' Union hss
thirty members.
Sheboypsn, Wis, Is 70 have cigar fac
tory which will give employment to owl
300 hands.
Minnesota farmers received 81 900, 00(
more for their 80, 600, 600 bushels of wheat
crop this year than for the same amount
last year.
LsugHlin & Co., of Pitsburg, have jus
commenced the erection Of fourth bias
furnace It will bs 80x22 feet, and will bs
completed in about elk months
A Bay City, Mich, shingle.making firm
employed girls els single packers and tbeJ
are said to have made $1.40 to $1.6S PEI
day. The girls struck, and their place
have been taken by boys.
Several officers of Buffalo street railway
have been indicted under the State Law
prohibiting the working of drivers ant
conductors more than ten hours ds!
within twelve consecutive hours.
The O;san Steamship Company Of SaI