Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-31
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The Warwood Tool Company are
closed down making repairs and TAX
ing stock. The factory will
about January second The company
has just issued a very neat booklet con-
tanning photographs of all the articles
they make.
The iron and steel industries are still
on the boom, steel holding its own,
with no decline In the prices Of the pro-
for 1900 is very good.s Prices will be
advanced and the workmen also look
for a raise.
Wheeling's industries have had a
very quiet week and the same will pro-
badly follow in the coming week, prin-
cipally owing to repairs and annual in
ventory and no long shut down is ex-
pected from any of the mills or fac
tories.
The Bellaire steel company are on in
full. Every department of this large
mill running and their prospects for
the coming year are very bright.
| There is much talk of building an adj
dition t the plant in the near future.
The Belmont Coal Company have had
their recent loss by fire adjusted and
will Immediately commence to build a
new tipple. This work will be rapidly
pushed, and the new structure will soon
be in the place of the old.
The Beaumont Glass Company are
running and will occupy their new dec
Grating this week. The company
recently established a branch in Mexico
and are receiving many orders from
the south.
Belmont mill is on in full. Soon aft
er the New Year extensive improve
ments will be made, including the
erection of a new plate mill, the relin-
ing of the furnace, as heretofore men
toned.
The Crystal glass works at Bridge
port closed down for Christmas and
that is being repaired. 1t is expected to
have it completed in a few weeks.
The Enterprise Enameling works
only closed down for Christmas, and
are now working in full, with plenty
of orders. The other two enameling
works will resume soon.
An explosion from a gas leak in n
of the stock buildings at the Mingo
Glass Company, at Morgantown, ".
Va, resulted In a loss of about $4,000.
Wheeling Brass Company are book
ing orders to their full capacity and
have enjoyed the largest trade in their
history, in the last six months.
The Bellaire stove foundry is to
much engrossed with orders to think of
closing down, az they have been unable
to keep up with their orders.
The miners of the Massillon dis
trict will hold their convention at
Bridgeport next Tuesday. This dis
trict includes five counties.
A twelve ton tank is being erected
at the Acme chimney house in Steu-
benville, O., and will be in operation
about April first.
Wheeling Mould and Foundry Com
pany are having a large trade and are
fully employed receiving plenty OF Or
ders.
Rodefer Glass Company are closed
down for repairs, but will resume soon
as their work is about completed.
The Top mill is on in all departments
and their outlook for a continuous run
is very encouraging.
McDermott's tool works are working
ing every day with plenty Of orders
ahead.
The two potteries are on in full and
have no prospect for closing down.
Hopkins Novelty Mould Works are
having their usual steady run.
An Independent window factory is
rumored at Shingle House, Pa.
Mann's foundry, Spence, Baggs & Co.
stove works are on in full.
Wheeling Stamping Company are en-
joying a continuous run.
Spears axle works are still working
day and night.
The boiler works are working their
full capacity.
STEUBENVILLE INDUSTRIAL.
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