St. Louis Wire Mill Co.

Allgemeines

NameSt. Louis Wire Mill Co.
OrtssitzSaint Louis (Missouri)
StraßeGratiot Street
Art des UnternehmensDrahtfabrik
AnmerkungenLage: Gratiot, Papin und Twenty-first Streets
Quellenangaben[Pen and sunlight sketches of Saint Louis (1892) 321]




Produkte

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Draht 1882 eingetragen 1892 [Pen and sunlight ... St. Louis]  
Drahtnägel 1882 eingetragen 1892 [Pen and sunlight ... St. Louis]  
Stacheldraht 1882 eingetragen 1892 [Pen and sunlight ... St. Louis]  




Maschinelle Ausstattung

Zeit Objekt Anz. Betriebsteil Hersteller Kennwert Wert [...] Beschreibung Verwendung
1892 Dampfmaschinen 5   unbekannt          




Allgemeines

ZEIT1892
THEMABeschreibung
TEXTTHE representative and most noted concern in the West, extensively engaged in the manufacture of barbed and plain wire, and wire nails, is that known as the St. Louis Wire Mill Co., whose offices and factories are located on Gratiot, Papin and Twenty-first streets. This progressive and successful company was incorporated in 1882 under the laws of Missouri, with a paid-up capital of $500,000, and its trade, which is rapidly increasing, now extends throughout the Southern, Southwestern and Western states. The following gentlemen highly esteemed in manufacturing and commercial circles for their business abilities, energy and integrity, are the officers, viz.: Wm. Edenborn, president; J. W. Gates, vice-president; A. Clifford, treasurer; D. C. Miller, secretary. The premises occupied comprise a spacious three-story brick wire mill, and a substantial two-story warehouse. The various departments of the mill are fully supplied with special machinery and appliances, operated by five steam engines. Here 400 skilled hands are employed, who turn out vast quantities of barbed and plain wire, and wire nails, the output of the works being 100 tons of wire and 1,000 kegs of wire nails daily. The wire and nails of this responsible company are highly regarded by the trade for their quality, finish, strength and reliability, and have no superiors in the American or European markets, while the prices quoted for all goods are lower than those of other first-class houses. Orders are filled with care and dispatch, and every effort is made to fully satisfy patrons, n conclusion we would observe that the St. Louis Wire Mill Co. is an important adjunct to the manufacturing industries of the city, and its future prospects are of the most favorable and encouraging character.
QUELLE[Pen and sunlight sketches of Saint Louis (1892) 321]