Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04
Business.

Business.
Louis II. Zerega & Co, New York;
preferences, Sl2,2 90.
Smell Il Co, cheese; liabilities eStl-
mated, 80, 900 to $4,000.
Peopold Graft, Newark, n. j., boots
and shoes; liabilities about, S2OO, 600.
P.W. smith Il Co, Tombstone, Ari-
zona; liabilities, Sll2,OOO; assets, SllO,-
Geo.
The Philadelphia banks pay out about
SGCO, 200 as semi-annual dividends this
month.
r. BENJAMIN & Co, rolling mill, Gin
natl; assets, nominal, Sl2O,OOO; iaolli-
ties, uncertain.
The First National Bank for Frank
fort, Kansas, was yesterday authorized
10 commence business
Boston parties have applied for re-
Ceiyer for the Danville, Olney and Ohio
river railroad company.
Yesterdays statement ofthe Imperial
Bank of Germany shows decrease in
specie of >, $50, 600 marks.
Richardson, BOyntOn 4 Co.; prefer
enees, S643, 600; liabilities and assets as
Yet unknown by assignee.
The exports from Germany to
America have reached the unusually
large total Of 81, 0OO,0OO marks.
The reports that Texas fever had made
It's apTeaIance among cattle in the New
York market are pronounced false.
Never x Marcus, dry goods, Augusta,
Ga; liabilities, $50 900; nominal assets,
Sl25 OC0; preferred creditors, $4,000.
The receipts ct the Patent Office for
the month OF October were ST9,9lI, an
increase OF Sl4, $50 over the same month
last year.
The German postal authorities esti-
mate that the surplus for the postal tele-
praph service for the fiscal year lSS3-S4
viii be increased l,5O3,UO0 marks over
tie previous year.
The general managers and general
freight agents of the Iowa Trunk Line
Association and the Colorado Traffic
Association continued their session at
Chicago yesterday.
The business failures reported to r. G.
Dun & Co, of New York, for the last
seven DAYS number ll6. The Eastern
States had "a, Western SO, Southern %,
Middle 20, Pacific states and Territories
10, and New York City 9. The most
notable suspensions are the following:
Live stock: Cattle a shade firner at
New York and unchanged at Chicago.
Hogs-A"tive and firm ut Cincinnati,
frmer at New York, and opened strong
and closed weak at Chicago. Sheep
In good demand aud higher at New
GOIS, and active and firm at Chicago.
Produce markets: Wheat-Deman nd
fair and prices higher at CINCINNATI,
lower at Toledo, higher at Baltimore,
lower at Philadelphia, inactive aud
lower st Chicago, and weak and lower
at New York. Provisions Pork NOM
inal at Ciurinnati, lower ut Baltimore,
firmer at Philadelphia, lower at c licago
and inactive at New York.
On Wall street yesterday meney was
quoted at 6i,S per cent, and prime
psp,r GtqS per cent. Exchange w:S
adv 81 4Slm4S5. Governments IRE Z
Ular railroads duh, but generally higher,
States without feature, and the general
list dull and irregular, opening higher
and gradually falling of during the
day.
REPRESENTATIVES OF all the distiilerieS
i'll a., Cincinnati district met ye>tec-
day to discus the situation with rcf-r-
.Cnce 10 the break i'm the Western IN
pO!l Association. There was free in~
tcTclsrge of views with reference To the
CAUSES tnat have ied To the rupture OF
the association. IL was suggested that
there were burdens imposed which
made il necessary To keep the price of
whisky too high, and as q result bonded
whisky Nas Iut on the market. The
ChpI Or ~ PSe buFdens WAS 10 be found in
ILe prgct'cal working Of the rule,which
I"lro'ued mem bers TO purchase beyond
t'iF capacity.