Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-14

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+. Cilgis, dfy goods dealer, Dallas,
! hs> failed.
l,troleum was steady at 81 26 at
k,]urgh, yesterday.
lnrk. Long K Co, dry goods dealers,
3. Ala, have failed.
KILLER X Getrost, dry goods dealers,
Urn. Ind, have failed.
Il glrv X Huntley, dealers in dry
p, etc, Clayville, \. y, have failed
wai, an assignment.
.,don 4 Hollebaugh, boot and shoe
4 Ir,r~. Fr, dericktOwn, o., are adjust
their affairs through an assignment.
Iudre Burke bought the Nickel-Plate
.r.rSl .uUO, 900 less than the syndicate
T. u, hun authorized him to give, If
d ue.
~.,hrrstcin & Co, dealers in clOaks,
,vIle. Col, have been closed on
rNecuted for $1,000; liabilities
/ ,u: assets, 5000.
+, stated that the Delaware and
tvlsnd ship canal is to be pushed to
,'prion by syndicate of European
ialS,s, without asking Government
lurng the week ending November
IN, - 100 standard silver dollars
! NJ placed in circulation, against
.o0 for the corresponding week Of
!, year.
i've stock Market: Cattle-Slightly
lhrr at New York, and lower at East
Icrty. HOgS-Steady at New York,
|rly active at East Liberty, and active
Cincinnati.
'The earnings of the Chicago, Mil
lukee and st. Paul railway for the
!, week in November were Sl95, 900,
Einst S37g,O 600 the same week in 1881.
crease, $4,000.
paine x Sachett, wooden manufactur-
Of Providence, r. l., made an as
lnment yesterday and called . meet
L Of their creditors for tomorrow.
kMIuies estimated at S30O,OOO.
lDu Wall street, yesterday, money was
|oted at IA ) per cent, and good busi-
r. paper at 6GiS per cent. Exchange
Nlm4 -. Government were weak
u generally lower, railroads Irregular
j higher, States higher, and the gem
b list strong with all upward ten
lncy.
Produce Market: Wheat-Steady at
)l,do, steady at New York, quiet at
tiladrlphia, quiet but firm at Gin
fnati, and firmer at Chicago. Pro-
EiouS-Pork steady at New York,
baby at Philadelphia, quiet at Cincin-
l'i, and active and higher at Chicago.
lTtr week Just closed has been q
lDkrn one as far as business was con-
|rucd, owing to the fact that Tuesday
J. general election day in thrty-three
ateS and Territories, in many of which
i day was observed as a strict holiday.
spite Of this fact, however, the clear
: look quite favorable. The aggre-
l,r clcarings for the week just closed
ne 81 ,263, ,677 ,3G6, against 81 SO, 947,-
4 for the previous week.
Yesterdays New York Sun, ia its
fekly review of Wall street affairs, had
i following TO say concerning James
krdUn Benefits new cable scheme:
he making and laying Of the cable
h 10 cost SE,OOO, 900, of which Bennett
llscribeS 81 100000 and promises an
lhcr million if a second cable is neceS-
lTy. The total capital is to be raised
S5htO,0OO. The new cable is to be
|OrAed in connection with the Balti-
lore and Ohio Telegraph Company
stem, and the Herald advises Western
fwSpapers not TO make any contracts
lth the Western Union until Bennett
ready To serve them on philantropic
fincipleS with this new toy. But it is
prd to see how Bennett can offer any
lng like the facilities which the West
fn Union now gives to its customers
over the country. Apart from that
lere Is some doubt in the minds Of
In>ervative business men whether he
/ VI persist in his new venture, and
neither his present passion for cabling
Iay not evapOrate as his love for polo,
pup Yachting and Arctic and African
Ep.orations has disappeared"
Tue grain trade of New Orleans by
'asy Of the Mississippi river, instead Of
ping of as had been predicted, in the
Ios'ng months of the year, has in-
IeaSDd, and extensive preparations are
tAElng for handling the new crop. The
EeW Orleans TimeS-DemOcrat says:
The receipts and shipments of bulk
neat during the past two months of
FP,tmher aud October have been eX-
(Puoually large, much larger, indeed,
an our entire wheat exports for the
keiyc months Of the previous season.
nl', IN September, ~ vessels left this
with l,77s,l bushels Of wheat,
EslnSt 3O7, l24 bushels for the same
4 'Nlh Of last year; while IN October
shipments by p vessels were l,O23,- :
bushels, against 64,7l5 in October,
y. For the two months, therefore,
' wheat exports have been 2,S0l, $40
->he!N, as against 2,474.5Sl bushels
-Ilng the preceding twelve months,
~ O',9NN during the corresponding
'od "f lNSl-an increase Of nearly
Ter cent.
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