Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23


-,+ is running in the city-the
VeseHng-instead Of having a
stock on hand as is usually the
this time of the year, report
-a. are cleaned out and will have
-r. running for some time Yet,
rubable that there win be no
. down 40 an this summer. The
blast furnace at the Top Mill was
.-., tr Inst week and is making iron
Straight along, although ir Is not
$3.50 worked 90 IT'S full capacity. AT
XIII. r.ue WhittakerS, Riverside
..s Wheeling Iron and Steel Co.'S
.- Bsnw0Od. are all running
.-fiIv and have plenty Of or
.r.at -0 keep them busy. Inc
..-- mills are au very busy Just
cushing out the material for the
number OF new buildings being
..f I'm different parts Of the city
-r. other manufacturing plants
-- -r. c.-- are am working stead
ls
~ts mast week has been productive
--,..~s evidence that the hard times OF
...,.s- .ouu'o of years are about at an
End and ha- the coming fall and WIN
-- viii ha the busiest seasons seen Tor
..~e -ma Andrew Carnegie, In
.-sektrt of the general revival Of bust
-sssa Short time ago i'm New York,
gave u-terauca OBJ the following;
.r,a country a- large does not real
.-. -. 1,.,-, which has been started i'm
--s q 1rs--i7l world Iron and steel
-rsau over The country have con-
.-.rf their full capacity for several
ms ahead and many are actually
se 90 take additional orders. Since
arlk of these contracts We're booked
has been am advance of fifty cents
iron. Consumers will find this
hat they win be unable 20 place
rs us the entire capacity Of the
Che country will be occupied.
uu-ry is on the threshold of the
Is- evolution i'm business 1t has
experienced and it is not long
oI
bring the week there were a num-
fr0t FIRMS I'm the country reported 70
rf increased the wages Of their EN-
% r., from I'D 90 90 per cent.-a sur
fri tliOn that trade is growing mum
rr and that the manufacturers re-
The employees should receive Jet
WAGES. The business tndica1ons
flue bright and promising trade
ing the past week having oeen
sHrlv I'm excess Of that of me pre-
Ting week. and here and there
lht increases have been made IN the
rking forces OF concerns represent
certain industries. On the wnole
situation remains encouraging IN
at promised future BUSINESS VIII con-
Tue the general improvement when
been in progress for several
trths past. The approach Of the
"a term naturally impedes the for
e. movement. but the closing down
tories seems 90 have been gener-
.eIaved this year. indicating that
m IS a demand being made upon all
tr.1os of industry exceeding that Of
rlr years. Concerns which last year
ssl operations i'm May and early
lime are still in active operation,
i0 many instances the announce
hort has been made that vacations
ZIP not commence until July and Au-
trs and some have even announced
Fiat -ie factories viii not be closed az
El Institutions that have been idle
lbs months and years are daily being
IDrt iu operation. many being and hay
mg been ro-eQu.pped with new and
/ modern machinery. and while the re-
/ w4iuder of the summer may be a COM
aaratively quiet and inactive season,
there is every reason 20 believe that
a fan viii bring one of the most vig@
or1us and general assumptions ever
rvu In the history of the country
ou very hand preparation for such IS
being made.
In commenting on the condition Of
"a. glass trade the Glass Budget says
- week. The flint and green bottle
are having a very fair run on
and. outside of fruit jars. in
erased orders for prompt delivery OF
and minerals have been placed
tr- June. so that some of the fac
tres win 20 out of blast at the end OS
present month with untitled orders
c -rer books. The early fruit pack
has been especially large and the keen
demand for jars and pickle packages
Fl have o. tendency TO an early re
sumption of Che factories.
fH. policy Of letting the present wage
stand. which is being pursued by
Oh. FLINT Workers scale committees in
-.r recent meetings with the manu-
lecturers. win make IL impossible 70
OBJ. I'm ha.c o.
is not probable that prices IN
REGULAR lines of bottles. TASKS and gen
Prescriptions Will be materially
changed
The largo number of idle men in the
'e industry. the heavy assessments
r.i upon AN flint glass workers. the
nCaof a large number OF non-unlon
-.s which would doubtless be IN
and reap increased trade II any
uaS made 20 raise wages under
u. market conditions. has doubt
M large ly influenced the action OF the
renee committees and will tend TO
avoid amy cl3shiug during the present
lOr
lnIfacturers who few years ago
t almost weekly meetings during the
te months of the fire fO- the pur-l
l.,e Of, stimulating orders by threats O
advance have learned that there 5
profit In that game, ard the num-
% factories which viii operate .
onsh the summer moths are not
-'y to De benefited ~ advanced
made for them by uose wlo Will
forced To- close down during Jily and
August
Window glass is fairly active, though
iaeturers are holding IS much
sock as they can carry and are round.