Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30
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Ravitt, in q speech at Aberdeen, yes
rday, urged the Scotch farmers to de-
|nrud a reduction of rent.
The queen yesterday expressed de-
! ir,. that Gen. Sir Garnett WOlseley
] ght visit her at BalmOral.
The French premier yesterday agreed
L. approve AN extension of the eXtradi-
.u treaty now existing between the
Governments of France and Russia.
The board composed of leading officers
Il { the German army, to whom was re-
rrcd the subject, have elaborated
\ beme for the reorganization Of the
.tloman army.
i The French government has called
he attention Of the Swiss authorities to
|rr imprOpriety of allowing the COM
kuniStic associations to have their
u adquarters ut so convenient point
Is Geneva.
While the Duke of COnnaught and
In eXcurSlOn party Were visiting
III covered q iarse fort, completely
med and eqnipped. the existence OF
h, Tch was not even suspected by the
Il r. glfSn aOlDOtltiSc. .
y plnesS-
W,o,-Dull and unchanged at New
Nork
Canon,O., is to to have new glass
|iPctroleuuAA Generally firm and
leady.
groceries ysre generally unchanged
Il New York Rd New Orleans.
4 ~ the elevrAthousand graln-mills in
Il Holland, ten GOusand are driven by
wind.
New Orleans has put in demand for
i $ 10000 in gold certificates, in twen-
ties, titties and hundreds.
last evening the first through Pull
kEran hotel and sleeping ear left Chicago
ar SavannLh, Georgia by the kanka-
see Line.
II Live Stock: Cattle-Trade demOral-
|t Rrd at Chicago, with no good cattle on
hr market. HOgs-Market lively at
hirago, and quiet and firm at Cincin-
bati.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
- has decided that frog Is not a tlSn,
hd cannot be imported from Canada
II -r of duty under the treaty OF WASH
n Hng'on.
"F ten. Wright, chief of engineers, has
.Apre~,ed himself as thoroughly in Ia
|WDr of the levee system of treating the
|A A>>iosippi, and is taking great pride IN
III work.
~ The Chicago and Western Indiana
al il TO build on Harrison street, ChI-
Eago depot for five railways, 7lOx2lO
Il, t,r which the plans have been per-
ected To cost S55O, 900.
On Wall street, Saturday, money was
Ia quoted al 3G4 per cent, exchange
Ready at 3Sl{ for long and 1851 for
T. uort. Governments dull and generally
pwer, States quiet, aud the general
It generally lower.
Slr J. LaweS, the eminent English
WNltiiic agriculturist, says that while
he English wheat crop of 1882 can not
considered an average crop the other
IoIs are, taking them all round, very
BOcd, and the prospects of agriculture
fe more favorable than for several
Eear~.
Produce Markets: Wheat-Was quo
dSaturClay ~ steady Toledo, steady
Cincinnati, firm at Philadelphia, iu-
etive and irregular at Chicago and
ower at New York. Provisions -
tronger at New York, lower at Chica-
?, steady at Philadelphia and nominal
Cincinnati.
The total output Of coal for the State
Iowa from July l, 1881, to July l,
>S2, was 3,l27, 100 tons; average price
ef ton for mining, 80 cents, making
ne total earnings of "A, 900 miners
1880, or SSl SO per month per man.
ne wages range all the way from three
~ nye cents per bushel.
The Indiana bureau OF agrieul-
!ure has issued . bulletin Civ
ing the amount of the Yari-
Cus agricultural productions Of the State
tne present year. In relation 20 wheat
says: Our crop is 46, 92S, ,64S bushels,
crown upon S,O63, ,34S acres. Last year
le acreage was S,2Ol, ,547, and bushels
fNduced 30,625, SOS. Twenty-sever
unties in the northern division Of the
ate on S4, ,l59 acres grew 9,64l, %:
>hels. Thirty-One counties in the
WsIral division on l,256. 65l acres grew
kW,92S bushels. Thirty-four eoun'
IN the southern division on 96S, 53l
|fFW grew l6,096, ,s33 bushels. The corr
ts ll3. GS9, 797 bushels, and the yiclC
: '4aII 80 bushels.