Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

AEs loEk-fas ceD p2as vases fs-
ceatiy purchased ths nal ~ BFillsal
iatsna pstling il into shape toE ths ss-
te8a.ys aasaEactaFs 0f Eaack -Fea, za1
i = sxpeeled th4s tn plate sll b
aided 1iae q tae Nea AoEk factories
aAs Ia hSna a. order fer egnl loQ-
1ofss-p poser o.slsrs SuT tae contractors
e8aoplag tAe N4gsFz Pals tannel
recently commences. d.--tne starting 1p
Ok Tie HG1s5n lIon CompanEs fui-
asce. sdis Toe souEe months l-,sts sskes
nluca s4t.s1acllol.-Ihe repoFt j. gsn
efAl tD&l lzEge m4DaAAetaftnE cQn-
cera = shortly - lscSte ol Adams Is
.And. C0noes. near tne Lek0Y mIi.
sone t~enty large lcts having been
pereEzss 4 there, aud Tue contract tor
the erection OF the eOTks icing IA Tie
hands OF Brown Bfolhefs.-inc work
nix force Ia tue Iznsingo0Tg factor
les OF Peabody 4 PARKS, OF
Troy, manufacturers OF hard
N4re, has been increased. The ctntem-
plated enlargement VI The Comnerci@.
knitting COmpany's nall, Troy Mil
give employ ment 10 = large number CT
hands.-At Schenectady the knitting
mil OF ;. and u. SusnOL, which re-
Gently passed into the hands Of = New
YORK party, lt Is said, viii soon be OpeT-
ated by 4 stock company, the property
being valued Al SO 100, and nnely APP
pointed With knitting mill machinery.
steps are being taken Tor the erection
az Gien's Falls " new planning and
shIngle mil, aud sash and blnd fac
toTy.-A Utica party oilers 10 build a
stove foundry al fIndlay, O., II hall
the capital Is subsg bed 10y citizens of
that place.-The offer OF s45 900 by 4
New York firm for the mills and prop
erty OF the Hartford Silk Company Al
Ianfiyllle, Conn, was less than one
fourth OF the original cOst.-Ihe new
Macintosh factory erected by the
Hodgnan Rubber Company, at Mount
Vernon, is three-stOned, l00x3O feet,
and Will be able 10 supply the whole
country with HOdgman Macklntoshes.
New JERsEY.-Among the newly IN
corporated manufacturing enterprises
III this State are the North American
Phosphate Company, Camden, with q
capital OF So, ,OUU, and the Gem Manu-
featuring Company, Newark, capital
$40 ,00O.-W. II. Hurst, OF Railway, will
soon start new factory at Iardley for
the manufacture of rugs, removing ms
plant and leasing suitable building
for the purpOse.-linportant improve
ments and additions have been made at
Wharton Furnace, Port Dram, and,
with a large stock of fine iron on hand,
the prospect for the future Is good
At Paterson the new Todd establish
ment Is pronounced one OF the largest
and best equipped machine shops Tor
making textile machinery, and especial
ly for flax and iron, III the United
states, presenting some superior ad-
vantages over the one that was de-
stroyed by tire.-The removal of Frank
& Dugan from Ne6 York TO Paterson
business of that place, large number
OF looms being operated IN the produc-
ton OF ribbons as speciality.
PENNSYLvANIA.-The charcoal furn-
ace at Isabella, in Chester county,
which was burned some months ago,
has been rebuilt of solid stone, with
iron glrders and iron roof, making IL a
thoroughly fireproof structure. = In
Philadelphia the Bromley Company is
producing chenille curtains in large
quantities. - The Coatsville Boiler
Works Company is a new manufactur-
with capital Of 500, 900, and at Pitts
burg the PIttsburg Malleable Iron Com
pany has been formed, with capital
of $25,000-It is estimated that the
number of bricks made in the yards of
Reading and vicinity this year Will
reach 10000, ,000.-It is predicted that
| Dy the end of this year the Pittsburg
district will be producing 1000 tons a
day more pig iron than formerly, or an
increase over last year of 334 per cent,
the present capacity being about 30O0
tons daily, of which 10J Ions is mill
pig. and the rest Bessemer, and al
ready seven new furnaces have been
projected:-OperatIons will soon be &C
| lively under way on the new pottery to
be erected at TOughkenamOn by Smith
q Steele, of Ph1nixville. A piano
| factory will lie erected near Nc.
Keesport, by the Mendelssohn Piano
Company, which will be one Of the
| largest III the country.
MAINE.-At Skowhegan this falls
! corn canning amounted TO about lS0,-
600 cans. AT Buckfield, the Portland
/ Packing Company's business reached
/ 25O, 900 cans, together with some 1000
| bushels OF apples, and at their Unity
| AaNAOA . tpf'Jo CauNf ~ -NOlA n
| Burnham Il MOrrilPs corn packing
numbered 4O0, 900 cans, and at Cherry
| field; Wymau's entire pack of blueber-
RES was ,063 bushels, the largest sea
sons work for many years.-A new
granite company from Massachusetts,
has opened a quarry on Beale's Island,
Jonesport, and Is cutting some superb
or red granite, and is 70 put up polish
ing and finishing machlnery.-At SAN
ford, a period of great prosperity is an
ticIpated at the plush mandatory,
now that foreign competition is no
! longer 10 drive out American manufac-
turers of the articles from their home
market.