The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-13

Chicago, received last. night in the dis
patches OF the American Press Assocl
alton and published this moreing
caused much enthusiasm m among chose
who sent aid from this city tc
Chicago on the occasion of ths
great fire in that city,
The following will appear in one o.
the city papers tomorrow:
LOWELL, Mass, November IL.
1.-THE statement made in the di spstch
to the Associated Press that the Dis
count and Savings Bank OF this CITY
were large losers by the fire in Boston
is, we are happy to say, entirely false
Neither OF the Savings Banks have
any loans there that will be in any way
affected" .
The city is still in darkness The
places of business closed early, sewine
to the inability OF procuring rnessns Of
lighting them. The printing offices
and other places where work 10 done al
night are illuminated by such mes ms 81
can be made available.
The rain is falling on the sm'l ulder-
ing heaps OF ruins, causes sitting clouds
OF heavy smoke to rise and spfeod over
the city. .
The leading financial paper here will
publish the following Tomorrow morn
ing:
"Despite the immense shock received
by the entire commercial community
and the fearful loss Of property, the Or
dinary routine OF business is resumed,
and parties to-day were paving notes,
making new loans and entering on new
engage ments almost as though nothing
had occurred out OF the usual course.
Nothing like a panic is observed, a nd
on everv side creditors seem disposed to
show all the leniency in their power"
A most accommodating spirit is
manifested throug hout financial circles,
and there has been no attempt to ad.
vanc. rates on either demand loans or
business paper. We heard Of one sale
to day of $4,000 of four months paper
of firm who are known to be very
heavy losers at eight per cent, which is
certa oily quite as we'll as could have
been expected last week.
The regular session Of the Stock and
Exchange Boards was held to day,
though but an extremely limited
amount OF business wss transacted.
The tone of the markets is very much
firmer than was expected, and there was
An entire absence OF anything like
pressure to sell. In bank stocks no
quotations were made and on manufac-
turing shares but few bids or offers to
sell were ELECTED.
The managers OF the theatres OF this
city have formally united in the fol-
lowing note to the Mayor:
The propristors and managers OF
the d fferent places Of ann sament, this
day torn lily assembled. beg leave to
tender their sincere appreciation of the
terrible calamity that has BETA lien our
city. and at the same time 10 pledge il
ADD ton TO the offers Of aid heretofore
made by several thestr' -, their united
eff r 8, at such time an i place az may
hereafter he designate d, aud IN such
form as you Honor Al d the COMMITTEE
OF R lief mny de-ignP .'e, TO sweli the
tund raised ia behalf Of the homeless
aid destitute. They nre proud to re-
port that offers of professional aid are
generously pouring IN upon them from
all quarters"
BrsroN, Mover n'her II, Midnight -
A meelirg of ins srance mn wa+ helc
tonight at the Revere House, but NJ
d tirlte action was takel. Another
meeting will 81 on be held
1t is now ce Asing TO raiu. The streets
are very quiet and lew persons to o.
seen, except he sentry who patrol th'
burnt district