Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-13

Eairnlt operation performed on him
Lin r. W. kOehler. Before using
81 knife the patient was mesmeriZed
Il r, of the students, and while in
a condition the tumor was removed.
4 ra,irnt never felt the slightest pain
ins or after the operation, and is
81 u well.
tsign.
ibe Chilian Congress has assembled.
A,,t,rlay was the MOslem new years.
tu,rn Christiana, of Span, was
4 IL delivered of daughter yeSter-
1 st,st advices from Chilli, report that
4 e Ne gotiatiens with Peru have been
i Wtu.
Mic Crown Princess of Germany ar
~ IN London yesterday and at once
4 r ,ded to Windsor.
fhe steamer Gilbert, from Hamburg,
4 New York, put into Plymouth, Eng
4 Yesterday, having lost two blades
q yr propeller.
4 =. Petersburg telegram says the
4 &,'ru,tIOn of nine new war vessels
1 teen ordered, seven Of which are
&rlr Baltic and two for Black sea
H., CrOnStadt is also to be greatly
4 r,hencd. This is in consequence
4 m. lessons taught by the English
4 .rhariment of Alexandria.
b>ine~>.
hraIeum at Pittsburgh was active,
sping weak at 81 %.
,,ru and New York have shipped
/ .o barrels of apples this season to
\ On ports.
hayr stock: Cattle-Market dull at
kra-o. Hogs Demand fair at Chi
h. and easier at Cincinnati.
fThr Eagle Pass branch of the Sunset
m, ad vas finished to Eagle Pass, on
/ Rio Grande, Saturday. \ large
, bot will he erected there immediate
W. from Hayti says the coffee
% !, very poor this year, being not
t,7u two-thirdS yield, and is sold in
: market there at 81 to 1 cents per
|Uui.
fhe Fort Smith, Ark, branch of the
Louis and san Francisco railroad
: teen completed to Van Buren, five
le~ from Fl. Smith, and will be open
h business tomorrow.
Produce Markets: Wheat-Stronger
Toledo, quiet at Cincinnati, steady at
q shade higher at New
'rk, and steady at Chicago. PrOvi-
Higher at Chicago, dull and weak
New York, unchanged at Philadel-
! bia, and dull at Cincinnati.
|On Wall street, Saturday, money was
botrd at per cent, and prime busi-
r. paper at ga 5 per cent. Exchange
Suth4 64}. Governments were
bong, railroad bonds irregular, but
Iairlv higher, States dull, and the gen.
b list irregular, with frequent tiuetua-
tn,.
a Canadian orchardist complains that
lsiyrs in Montreal purchase apples in
|i>-ouri, bring them to the Dominion,
ld then ship them to England rs
buadian fruit, which Is famed for its
|ng keeping qualities. He believes
,at this trade will have the effect Of
lStrOying the fine reputation OF Cana
|an apples in Great Britain.
Over :, 800, 900 bushels Of oysters are
bnually canned. OF this 100000
l>hel, are packed raw, and 3,5OO,0OO
l,hels cooked and Theoretically sealed.
here are l76 oysters in q buShel, and
tine rate given there are canned each
lar so oysters for every inhabitant in
.c United StaCes. This requires lO,5OO
FSSels and employs 80, 900 persons. The
ial amount of capital invested rs
10 0OO, 600, and wages earned Is $1,000
ID in round numbers.
The cheap meat mania has reached
Dgland, and a London company has
ZEN formed to effect the importation OF
e>h meat from Russia into the United
.ingdom. II is claimed that fresh meat
IN be placed i'm London market within
.Out seven days of being slaughtered,
, fresh, clean and dry as that pro
Iced in the United Kingdom, and at
bout 2d O4cl per pound less in cost, and
J superior condition to that imported
ON the much more distant sources of
lpply in america and Australia, and
'llhout the necessity ofsuojecting II to
be extreme temperature Of freezing 1t.
Our tariff imposes a d9ty of 10 per
ent on imported bananas and plan
hills, ~ per cent on pine apples, and :
Cnt- per pound on cOeOanuts. Last
ear We imported bananas and PLAN
lin~ to the value Of 1854, 900, and col
'cttd duties on them To the amount OF
SjOO, pine apples to the value OF
III .S59, and collected duties on them
p tie amount of 81, 900, and cOcoanutS
D the value of $4,000, and collected
utieS on them te the amount OF 81 800.
he total revenue derived from these
hr,c articles was $4,000. The con-
umpiiOn of foreign fruits and nuts in
his country il largely increasing.
The regular winter hog packing sea-
on begins with November l, aud the
month has not progressed far enough to
make comparisons having much im-
2ortance. The returns at the more
prominent points, however, show the
movement TO be short of last year about
y per cent. The weather has not been
old enough TO be favorable, and prices
IRE yet high. Special reports to the
,incinnati Price Current show the mum
6er Of hogs packed from November to
late, and latest mail dates, at the un'
places, with comparisons
aS follows:
Nov. l. lSS2 1881.
ChcaRO ........... .I25,OO0 l5O,O0(
CRcin ma -............... 1900 5H,OOl
= anSdS city, Nov. 4-......-.-....... 90 I'1E