The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14

All the Wheeling painters are busy.
Donaldson, Lewis 4 Co. are doing
work for New Mexico.
The Riverside shipped flfty.two car
loads of pipe this week.
The Wheeling steel plant is running
in full after long stoppage,
The Crescent galEanizing department
is running with reduced force.
Fishers stove foundry is taking a
three.days' rest to make repairs.
The West Virginia China Company
will burn its first ware next week.
The Bellaire Lantern Globe Company
is still shipping globes in all directions.
Rapid progress is being made on the
big addition to the Central Glassworks.
Hopley & Bane will establish terra
Gotta works ut Wellsbprg, to cost not less
than 5000.
The Etna Glass and Manufacturing
Company are shipping a large quantity
Of castings now.
The ArbenS furniture factory made
shipments TO Cleveland and Fhiladel-
phia this week.
The Top mill furnace will be refined.
1t has been in blast for three years lack
ing three months.
The Bush Run Brick works have been
closed down since Thursday on account
OF water in the clay hole.
Thos. Ault& Son, Rellaire millerS, are
L. rna 1nNg nf ol,nllnI rnHr from
George II. Parks, Chicago.
The new buildings at Reyrhann's brew
cry are about completed and increase
the size OF the plant greatly.
The LaBelle glass plant will be offered
for sale to-day. Last Saturday the plant
was not sold for want OF bidders.
The Caldwell e. Peterson Company
shipped this week a car load OF goods
to Milwaukee and another to st. Louis.
The Bellaire Goblet Company had
twenty-five car loads OF old machinery,
presses, material, ETC., to ship to Find
lay
Repairs are belngrapidly pushed at the
Bcllaire nail works and the steel plant
will go on about the first Of the coming
month.
The fruit jar trade is rather quiet, and
may remain SO until the marketing OF
some Of the larger fruits creates con-
sumptive demand.
There is talk OF the c., L. & W. Com
pany purchasing the grounds on which
the Union Glass Works are located, but
for what purpose is not known.
The Belmont glass works, Bellaire,
are building n new "Glory Hole" fur
mace, and repairing their large furnace
by putting in new lining and side walls.
]. W. ponnan, 4, b. Paxton, g. n.
Brady, A. =. and w. II. Tallman, Of
Washington, Pa, will make application
August q, for charter for the Standard
Machine Company.
Some ex-Bellaire manufacturers are
having shipped from Empire via Bellaire
n lot Of brick and clay for the use oil their
new glass houses in New baltimore,
FindlGy, and NEuncie, Indiana.
The iron for the new railroad through
Jackson county is contracted for, and
the road. will be built at once. The
road.bed up Mill creek from Its mouth
will be used, but will be made standard
gauge.
Among the patents issued this week
were the following: James A. Lewis,
of st. Clairsville, for foot-warming ap::
paratus for beds; Hiram S. Mcmillan, OF
Falling Springs, W. Va, for a corn
planter,
Thus far the strike OF the iron workers
has had little effect on the coke trade,
the falling off in shipments being hardly
noticeable. Large train loads go west
through Wheeling over the b. & U.
daily.
The North Wheeling Glass Company
sold their entire stock Of fruit jars on
hand at the time of the shut down be-
fore closing out all their orders for them.
The RESUMPTION OF these works has not