Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-10
THE NEWS.

"a sixty delegates were present.
- stock: Cattle-Firm and un-
=, a at East Liberty, active at
kro. HOgs-Wesk at Cincinnati,
- at Chicago,
err are now In the United States
III BeSSe,urT steel works, with
N.s,vru cunveTters that are capl-
producing in the neighbOrhOOd OF
&. 80 tons of BeSsemer steel annu-
RloOm 4 Co., wholesale liquor
-, az Louisville, have made an AS
hrnt: liabilities $40, 600, assets S5O,-
Il su>e. Shrtnkage in the value of
II and inability to collect Outstand-
,I h,>.
!. rrtarv Folger yesterday directed
H., Treasurer Oct N, at New
Ia redeem any f the United
i hrndS which had been called in
i trmpuon at the rate OF s., 600, 900
y eek.
q Wall street, yesterday, money
Il quiet 1T 3 per cent, and prime bus
j paIer was quoted 1T Sos per cent
,anse was steady at 4S03(94S5.
II rumeuts were Irregular, railroads
i H. and weak, States weak, and the
4 nal l>t weak and lower.
s hr production of ale and beer in
A AinnatL Covington and Newport,
"A ding to the report of Superin-
nj Maxwell, of the Cincinnati
a her of Commerce, during the
ntlng September |, 1852. amoun's Q
~ barr, Is, $1,000 more than the
s. nu~ year.
En>lou exchange says: Shipments
4 H,rlrrrirS from Dennis, Harwich,
81 nth, Carver, and other Cape
a give proof to the statement made
4 m the season that the crop, ss a
L.. will be small. Present high
of 80 against s. to IS in ordinary
i likely To be maintained.
n , CounectIcu, tobacco crop is turn
i ,t fairly well. In the northwest
a nj western part Ofthe State, where
i. o.. generally sOwn has been Con-
Air,,r. Virginia and Havana, the
j !, ute favorable, being equal, in
i 20 that of preceding years. In the
4 no mart oI COnnec ut, with the
4uiou Of the late growth, the crop Is
j y all harvested.
] rp-poust to an enquiry of a repre-
1afivr of tie press, yesterday, Secre-
4 Folgcr sad he was not yet pre-
III to~,y when he would issue au-
Ia call for bonds. 1t is thought
&ahlr. how, yer, that within a few
4 he will conclude to anticipate the
.nru, in e bonds embraced in the
luudr,d and eighteenth call, which
j l>>uvd Oct. lSIn.
knduce markets: Wheat-Western
H. ar Baltimore, steady at Toledo,
b. al Cincinnati, opened lower but
s. finn at Philadelphia, easier at
b. %, obeurd lower bat advanced and
firm and higher at New York.
, i,ious: POrk-Quiet and un-
j ged at Baltimore, nominal at Cin-
81, It ady at Puiladelphia, lower
Lic4so, and quiet and tirR at New
\ imports of foreign merchandise
New York during the past week
moderate, the total beiLg SS,ST3,-
of which S6,S53, ,525 represented
Irral Mere. andise and the remainder
goods. The latter are falling ott;
the movement Of coffee was rather
Wv. -, - bags, valued at S9Ol, ,925,
hing been rrceI"ed during the week.
r. Jan. I the imports at that port
kunted 10 S+23,6O6,6S7 compared
b $3T3, ,S3l the corresponding period
J SSl.
During the month of October there
shipped from the oil regions 2,O+6,-
barrels of oil, being an average OF
Dl7 barrels per day. The amount
into the pipe lines from the wells
y =, Ia ,U76 Uarrels, or an average Of
Iup barrels perday. The total amount
bil ~hipled from the oil regions, or
I'm uuI OF the pipe lines, since Jan. l,
I, il l6,9T6,l5l barrels, or an average
|>umptirn during the last ten months
j. H45 harl els daily.
fhe purchases of barbed wire on the
h ut the American farmers, accord
| tUtne Washburn Il MOen Com
by, the largest makers, amounted in
+ 10 iD,uVU 10, made and sold; in
'5, 10 p,N,t % 10. in 1876, to 2,S4O, 900
10 lS77, to 1853, 900 10; in 1878, to
b. % h.; in 1879, TO 5O,337 900 10. /;
lS>u t. SO,5 o, Mo DO. in 1881, to 10
l.uO h.; Ia lrS2, to l6O, O,OOOO,OOO ID.
! {, tai of 4C6 SIS, 900 10. represents
mis- ~ efficient bIrbed wire
ice three wires high.
nr halfway Age, yesterday, states
u the railway construction during
month of October in the United
ltes aggregated loss miles OF main
|Ck, o. seventeen different lines, in
Irty = ales, making q total tor the
mor h. of the present year Of 9,l93
la, or 293 lines in fOrty-three States
b TER tories, and estimates the total
h~truc ion for the year at between
'OJO and 1000 miles, which far eX-
+,i> the construction in any previous
hr. Dakota leads off in construction
Fng the Tast month with l3l miles.
HaS is II, xt with 90 miles.
lhe New York Commercial Bulletin
j.: At the moment hop buyers seem
.tc hu'uiug off as much as possible for
N lots of stock that holders may de-
' Ia realize upon. These lots are few
b far between, however, despite the
m temptation Of present prices, and
aiI appearances the situation is de-
i' dIy encouraging to even nervous
d,rS. We hear of a bona tide sale
." balrS in the interior at Sl.lO, and
10 at that price paid here for a similar
aulity Of Indifferent grade, delivera-
within 80 days, at buyers option.
] " ng tn fist nne months Of the
Tr II ear the total imports into this
uUuy, inclusive of specie, were val
VI at 1857, ,75l -, and the exports,
ecie included, S574,649,3Sl; which.
impaired with the same period last year
lssn increase of $50 AS, 945 in the for
crr and a decline OF $50, l9l, 704 in the
Aer. The total expense of imports,
ere'Oie, or the balance Of trade against
Z United States ut tile close of Sep
d Der, was SO, ,543, ,T9S i'm our favor,
\ ca makes a loss in twelve months OF
;, ,645,649.