Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
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a'AdASs SAaps--whAsihs Workers are Doing
all Branches Of Trade.
LOCAL NOTES.

Business is lively at Cecil's foundry and
= fuaning full, principally on repair work.
Ine Warwick Pottery has her full force
employed and is making lots of ware.
toey drew two kilns the past week.
The Top Mil is running full, and the
iSrge Ia ON double turn. The refining of
'ne turnses is about completed.
Spenee's Machine Works, Martins Fer
y, are making good tune in their usual
line, besides considerable repair work.
The Bellaire Nail works are running
iall In all departments except the factory,
AID are having brisk demand for their
steel product
TIE Wheeling Hinge Co. are running
along with their usual vim and have full
force employed. Orders are free and bust
ness prospects fair.
Klisyes, KJaft 4 Co. have all the wheels
aud levers OF business in motion.
Tue new La Belle pottery is progressing
fairly we'll; the last building is about en-
closed Some delay has occurred in the
slow eliveCy OF material.
The nail manufacturers of the West will
meet for consultation at the MonongahelA
''N'1Ak tAilo VIVA
The Joseph Bell Stove Co, are making
ful, Einis snd enjoying fair run of busi-
nesss; arc shipping current orders daily and
tuo very i,sls leisure time between orders
A. ]. $ gssney 4 Son were compelled TO
put on ulgas turn the past week to keep
pace With their orders and are now run
ming day and night, and will continue IL
indefinitely.
The demaud fer steal billsts and slabs is
good aud all the mills in this district are
wsll up IN orders, up to January next.
Prices are hrm and the prospects are con-
sidered good.
Caldwell Il Peterson were closed down
three days the pas, week on account of
breskage in machlaery. Trade is fair and
prospects promising.
The Riverside = running full turns in
every department without any special
feature 20 comment upon except that all
are quite busy IN meeting the demands
IS for tnsir various prciucts.
The Bsawcod - on full 10 all depart
-nents and everything RAINING smoothly.
Tue padding department WAS off two or
three days lss; week owing to break in
the mill engine.
business at Fishers foundry is quite
good and orders have q brisk movement.
A tuu ioIce put 10 full time. The volume
OF business shows an improved condition
over that Of year ago.
W5itsksr & Co, have completed all re-
pairs and hSG got everything into good
busilgss sasps uutil Friday when break
at tbs rolls compelled close down till
monday. Prospects to5 a steady run ana
an sYsTSSs huslness are fairly good.
The Belmont Glass Works are employing
fall force and are il liberal receipt OF
orders. Hurried shipments and large
orders sCs prominent features in the glass
tradJ this full, and indicate that dealers
are low IL stocks and are realizing good
trade.
Toe Standard went on full Tuesday after
few hours delsy caused by a nishap to
the engine Monday afternoon. Il making
good TINS now and pushing things TO keep
pace with orders; expect 10 commence
making iron Ia the new building to-
morrow.
The WhssliDg Pottery is running with
Toll force and is kept busy filling orders.
Heretofore the demand for decorated ware
has taken the lead, but this fsll's trade
has developed sn unusual demand for
white ware, and that is now rather in the
lead Nearly all the orders are for hur-
Tied shipments.
The .Efna is running full in sll depart
ments, and it5 works are not likely to rust
tor hack OF orders. The new warehouse IL
makiUy favorable progress and will be
nj hfrku HaVa The
new machinery put in during the summer
atlon ia adding largely to the demands
d 70 the output of the works.
tie West Va, China Co, is making
Nat a rapid rase; they drew their first
II OF gloss wars last Saturday, and one
biscuit ware last Monday: The ware
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On Thursday evening all the pots had
been placed IN position in the furnace al
the Washington Glass Works and the tr'
has been liguted aud the work OF temper
iu,y thg pots commenced. The company
dsgre to take 40 risks and the temperinI
will be done slowly The managers ex
meet To make glass within the next TIVE
weeks.
Nat Chew il working at Brilliant, Ohio
Tie printers give nlg Dali OctUoei 20
AL ths labor unions are making ol'
prspsratious .Or Labor Day, September ~
TIE mechanics Oi Steubenville tslnk o
organizing BElideTs League.
Ccryeu,srs L. U. No. has law TO en-
force the nine huur rule. They tine 81
WHO violate il s. for the first cffeuce, 81
for the second, and expulsion Tor the third
This rule Is being eiydly carried out ant
* showing good rsSult by keeping all tn
craft busy.
Tns Standard mill has had some yer
bad luek IN the way Of rolls breaking
Tbe machinery is supposed to be ont .
iips. and thorough oyerhAnhDg is OeiD
given.
The Whseling plant PIT In their con
bina,iou rolls again the fore part Of Oh
xveak It will enable them 70 make sitht
slabs or biilets.
F,sd Ozier has resigned his position {
,Oss,er mechanic Of the. Mneennk ste
xTorks. Henry Burses success h'"' s.,
TRADE NOTFs-
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