Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-22

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nI was quiet and unchanged at
Ildelpha Yesterday.
weight million pounds Of tobacco
gpualy consumed in Nirginia'S
It.accO factories.
/ sum OF $50, 900 is now invested
rs manufacture of iron in the Biz
t,7sm, Ala, district.
b. annual meeting of the Stoekhold-
|rtie Memphis and Charleston rail-
AS held at Memphis yeiterday.
Iusrhments were yesterday made on
& ch Of II. VI. Refs 4 Co., of Mem
/ rlolhiug dealers, by New York
|lGn.
se enormous sum of 500, 100000 is
Is,ed in the submarine cables Of the
j., supposed to aggregate $4,000
+ in length.
Ireat uneasiness was caused in Paris
,saiay, owing To the dismissal, by 8
1 financial establishment, of 800
5, and the closing OF many Of its
Frh houses.
b Wall street, yesterday, money was
vi at 7Ci2O per cent, and prime
y Sail per cent. Exchange +SO@
Governments were weak and
,, States elected, railroads weak,
he grLeraI list irregular, weak
pnerally lower.
I've stock market: Cattle-Slow at
.LlUerty, slow at Chicago, fair at
age phig, unchanged at Baltimore.
J. DuIl al East Liberty, weak at
HDau, market 15lG2Oc lower at
sgo, dull at Philadelphia, un-
Hg d al Baltimore.
Niuce market: Wheat weak at
slrlphia, firmer at Toledo, steady
Almore, in good demand at Gin
al, quiet and easier at Chicago,
Jwrr al New York. Provisions
y al Philadelphia, quiet and un-
I'D at Baltimore, dull at Cincin-
over al Chicago, and dull at New
M 5000 kegs Of nails and spikes
exported last year from this cOun-
Ibey went TO over forty different
Pres, including England, Ireland
scotland. Chilli took the most,
80 lbs; Mexico next, 1921 ,5l2
aud Cuba third, !, ,269, 120 lbs. The
u possessions P took 5Sl 1856.
pa singular fact that until 1882 the
city OF London had no Chamber
nmerce. The leading English
heal towns for many years had
N II business organizations to
over trade legislation, but the
POhs is to-day in the first months
MOmmprcial chamber history.
rn, four, and hog products have
II lUe acuve ON the Chicago Board
PIE for week past at huetuating
l. sales being largely speculative,
2 tue legitimate demand is in-
~. Lumber afloat was active at
Icing prices, the season being
over. At the lumber yards trade
mn active, but prices were very
w "tneral merchandise was rather
ro", weather being needed to
II p a good trade with the interior.
Manufacture Of carriages has been
1's industry in this country. Dur
HNy years-irOm 1910 TO 1870
4 1ur Of the product increased from
H"uo Ia SiO,UUO,OO0, and the num-
'orkmrn from 10000 to 10000.
Tie number of establishments
'rn al lnruG0. Within the last
The growth of the Industry
IA very rapid, and when the sta
- IuJ..sAed the facts will doubt
} pr'Ne even the best posted.
n' mat" 20 the Comptroller OF
'eury showing the condition of
'hal banks OF the United States,
4S NN,iunal gold banks, 2,269 in
|on The 3d day Of October, lSS2,
'hr'r Te- 0urces and liabilities
HtSIhtug to $500, ,S33, ,675.S4.
N!e Resources there is exhibited
III ,oin s91,OU3, ,662.S2; silver coin,
-sh 10, "; gold clearinghouse certi6-
= ~, ,%6.ooO; silver Treasury eer-
A Sl,sO76O; making a specie
II AV- >3f,ITS.27. Among the lia-
n oIe TIeeporIed capital stock paid in,
exports Of domestic provisions,
q u ,au dairy products from the Uni
during the month of October
n SsA,56O, ,O+2; for October, 1881,
'Hsfe SS,92D,52O. For the ten
ended October 3lst last they
= NSShOll: for the ten months
'VISOer y, u, lSS2, they were S1ll,-
me exports oiprovisions and
!, Ihe twelve months ended
slst lat were SS,579, ,469; for
months ended October 81,
Were Sll9,l6T,7l9. The ex-
a ualTy products for the six
. w SSlaed October 3lst last were
- ior the six months ended
- 1881 they yrara SIQ SIn 400