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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-13

DABBIT METAL-FRoM 100 ~ ~
ID pounds OF babbit metal for sale ~ ~
6zExENkL once, Eureks, Nevada
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-13

CONCORD, N. H., June 12.-The Senate
and House were in joint convention this
morning and proceeded to the election Of
State officers. with the following result:
Secretary of State, A. B. Thompson; State
Printer, John B. CLARK; State Treasurer,
Scion A. Corter, and Commissary General,
Frank P. Brown. The Republican caucus
for q candidate for United States Senator
resulted in the nomination of Senator
Henry W. Blair on the first ballot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-13

HIGH POINT. N. c., June 12.-The Ran.
dleman cotton factory in Randolph county
was partly destroyed by fire last night.
The loss is $50, 900. 1t was partially in
sured. Seven hundred hands are thrown
out of employment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Hardware.

BAR Iron, " ~. NORWAY, &c.. 40. a
ahset iron, go. No ~ q sheet iron, 6sl,
galvanized sheet iron 96o9l{o.: No. u Y DodI
TO-; No. Il do, l6c.; xlr2A roo1ng tin, SlS
GID 80; lsx20 and l0xtt pat. do. 81 1893 81
tinner's wiro, 30 per cent. on; timers stool
forty per cent. of; cook HtovcS nth wars
$40 50Gs25 90. do. With trimmings, eid 61ep50Ol
WOOD WORK.. Wagon axlee. pOc. Qoyl w
tongues. 9Oc6fsl 90; singletreea, Ql "a; bolster
&c.,; Hpok8B ~ 1905 90: feiloen, 81 g5.ne ~
Doubiotress, So X5ni 90, mock yoksg, "a 0QI
2 81; pillow beamB, 5O0p65c.; plcw handles, 81 =
t250; handles, 81 7bsD2 90.
NAILS, IS 90 keR. basie iUd,--Burder nors,
6hoo, per kos, 80 %; Porkinn do, 30 30: Walk
or do, 90 90; Burden mule, % 81; NOrthwuBi
erp horne ghoe nails, No. I, b0c., No. 8, 25c., IL
8. 2So., No I, no., No. 3, 2Oo.; "LaRo'sp do,
l. 46o., No. 3, $50. No. Q, &C., No. !, 200, No
l9o,: Ausable do. No. 4, A5c., No. D, 2tc,, No.
nc.I no. lsc., No, 8, loc,
AXES-K.K., per dozen, So 6DtHl0 D1i LhEs
- O0e0B SO; Hachensaok. SO 60esI o. boy
handled. 2860@8 81.
HS.---Ho. 1 climax n7 o.;
no. 2. oo.. 1850: no. do, s2s; No. do" -
NO, & do. 40
MIECELI4AN OUs--Traos chains, "a y,
pair. aG,7c,. pillow sinRletrees, per duH,, %
pillow doubletreos per dosen 90 co: stco
bells, 80 per cent. of; door locks, o. 25QaJ OF
wood eoTewn, % aud ~ per cent. on: l. 4 oAs
door buttg, &C and 10 per cent. on cut AnS
timed tsckn, 20 per cent. OH: ooff0s nnillb,
per cont. on; blind hinges, 50 and 10 psr can
of: carriage bolts, IS and 10 per cent. OF
pillow bolts. 85 por cent. on: pioco tin wal.
" per cent on; deep stamped wars, % %
cent. OF; shallow atninpod ware, 90 par Ger
OF; ispsnnsd ware, 10 PSF can't OF,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
snlIdlns msssrlss

4vlsunR.-. RoagA lance, JOAlne, ~ locEtt
and under, 1Iat.class, SIS. stripping, hse, SIS
boxing aud flooring, clears, SIS; triof clear
~ ard IA, f21, ROUGH lnInhar. asccIad- ola
Us, IOiBt and fcantling, culle, el2S0
SIUINQ--FirHt common white pine, $50 90;
second do, ssI.5Q; third do, SIS: poplar. vas o
so native pima Y; us; 40 y, az; nst'Vs
ough, SIG o..
DBEssEo Lu9sEB-..sox,rE u incnoa and
audog, SIS OOfs2l 5N do s<aB, US 00laI 10;
scGntllug, jotst or amp common lnInb
rs 0J&h27 50. boxing over u inches, $500
- 50; tbio6 clears, IA TO ~ aud g. ~ 0os.gt %;
sscond clasS. any Kind, So,
DRESSED AND NJ ATuHpD rLonRrNa-Rl,
llnsa, r1h; second CLASS, v2n.61,
WHITE PINE FURNISHING LuMR Hp.-Ix,l
and inch white pine, STO; inch do, ~,
CEIIIEo---BRAnXDo or PI.AIr-.r1r OCu
mon white pine, VI, So: 81 do. gZT.60:9d DO SIS,
poplar, ", tl5 O0Ip2i.b0; poplNrt ", GS2b1fl8p "
rativepinc X, SIS; do, y, so.
POPLAR LuGHEA.--l&. IN, and inch .,
do inch, $50
sHTNaLE3--Whits PINE A. Is: DO Gnndsa 4
sa.2S. 40 extra No, 1, $3.50: cyptoSs, beat an
rand %; do No. ., Si.ss; DO No. o, ks.b0. nav
sawed heart, 81; sapR, S.
PIcKprs..-Whltep pine, dressed and header
square or Dat. {; yellow pine DO. o. lat
as 60Sst so,
LINN, CxmENr, Ero.---Lime, Austin 81
per Dbl. Cemoni. Louisville or RoEenals, .. ID
per bbl.; Portland. s. per Dbl, Plaster Par Is
Ssw York or Michigan, u Ger Dbl, PlsEteD
uair, $50. hu,
axIGx.-F,rs-proo s55o per NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

4sATp-ssagsI cared MANS II1<c; =, o. O.. .
ss'on, iis1G; 9. o.baoon' SIC. SO dry salt.
FIsH-Maekersl, IOD kits, no. >, sl.Oc NJ
:, go half bhis.. No. !, s6.0g; NO, g. e4.6a;
White dsh, NO. 4, Az. bblh. $3.50, No. q, 49,.
lsab De psi Soa q Sa VS sD can e
90 cans sIse; i0p cans, s<c; Sb cans, sJle;
. b cans Be.
fair lilo; orims RIO, li1fc; fancy. fso Ola
government Java, DC.
TEA-Imperial.l jesOi gunpowds,, 00N1
BUaAR-F1ne powdered, bblE- &c.; 40.
&C.; cut Leaf, 80; granulstSd
star lard 7sSc.; Louisians granulatsd, - !;
standard A. 40. ohoics Nhits, 10 yellow
clarified, 67zo@7o
sALT-Coarse, in bagn,. n.26Gl.E0, me In
bags. ---: lake 10 nst HOOP oblh.. tl-lD
pookstA, skee75<c
apples standard, 500 Peaches, siAndsrd,
lbs, S1.86; . lbs. g2,25Ds.5o; seoonda, . nR.
$50; rs. z 70; Tomatoes, standard, ns..
coGS 'saa6 Ss n1 drcsn D1 pssaa s ssssn
berries, g.25Slao; aaspbsrriee, s.sosl.6s;
oysters, full weight, b., D. Is; ~ e2I0; light
!: Ss sSsSi 4, In; Ssc d. n:ST sSlInop.
.sDsgi, q; .sardinss. American. so oass'
imported, elsy0oeblA.Co case: Strawberries b.,
nstQe-.s; Blsokberrie., =; 20; qrssn cages,
Q.t: Eagle Condensed milk $500. crown.
BAKrN6 FowDxE.--silver Loaf, 40 cans,
Per dozen. SOC. lln. do. q 60: lido. g. 50;
sUsDsrss--starch, exc. soSp. common
80. German olivs, b1zc. Candles, Tuli boxes
igs1ci hAlyes q qnErtsrs 9. Indigo. SO ?;
l.sO13660 dozen. Maccafoni. Imported, iica;
Amsrican. n.00 box Buokei1. two hoopr'
&lo0 doEsn;Wali buckets. e4.O1 dozen BrcoxnE
plon, DO, 2sc- do, IS caBes. % %; Brilliant.
rs cases. 81 20: do, l.l2 cases, ~ ".
FLoUs = stanards Royal Patent, 80 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
wool aud eldss

Twelve months CLIP. light, nna and nee
am ltol6, tno heavy TO light, li6blS; 81
months, sGlS; fall, nne heavy. lO@l& IN
SOL?
aTpEs--No. nosvy mint, dry y % i4o. NJ
heavy flint, dry, y N lie; No. light mint,
heavy, damaged, n n g. calf skins and badl,
damaged, y % tp6c; green, saltsd, sound, "
81 butchers, green, " n SIC,
hides from fallen cattle generally bought
Il -" bringing about l2s,c 0. when weighing
over 10 pounus each. When sold On ssiec
tinu they brlng from 10Y to tic. according 10
grade. Dnt Z, neraliy grade No. .. IL will
therefore be to the interest of tho Stockmen
20 sell them fiat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

HRInKr--heoIinsa u I0tsidg, ~ par pTDC
sour msAh, one year old. III 80 two Tsefs ol
q 0O42 %; hires yoarr old "a S0es 10; fan
oxtrn old whisky es&6,
WIHNs--Clarat. caAa,Fs3 b091lqO 90 per
10; cherry. per gal. u 20cs 00i nadsiTI
per gal, u Gc@5 90; White wins In care,
IA 001l0 90
per dos, 81 00eo2 10.
UHaMPAse a--ts. n. Mumm n Co.. Rx,Tl
Dry, e3J OI,0ys co. Heidsick, in bark Of, vi Coz
e %; krus' IN 6ssks5 S2s vo@SgM Domsen
dry, plnts, ga 81.
BOTTLED BKnR--Lsmp's quartz, sl2 W ph
gl2 10: BudweigSr uuarts 81 70; pintt ell o.
ErlRDgoT beer, quarts, eB W; pints tl1 VI
9chlitE AilwAukee, qusTtn Bls ~; pintH w %
Anthony Euhn'E ats 9l2 70, pintn sl2 81
II. ClAuasn a F5on's onsrnpAgns beer. quafl
Il 5JSi2; Bremsr- KaIssr. i'm % tied, IS 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Drugs and Medicines.

DEu0B.
Bark, Cinnamon per n Ia Peruvian, StS2 a.
Borax, lic. Bi.carbonate OF soda, Ensiihi
80. Copperas, BsA. c.nehinedla. per os
cts. Castillo goap, per FOOLS. Cream tartar
o, p, per 10 4O,A45. Chalk, lump, per 10 26tb
Calomel, r. a W., 75fpe2, English, per ID, boz
tie included, Y6a5l 70. Chloral HydIate, per y
81 SOel %. Chloroform, per ~ bottle ineine
Dovers, per ID Of 20 EDsom salts. per 70 ~
~. Gum Opium, per 10 4 30; Gum Can
plior, per ID B@zs. Morphine, per or IS s5e
-. oil. Castor, machine, 7Oeso: Oh, Oantol
ERt Per ssai0sR a S S sa 3d. s V 9Sis
inc, z. a W., per OF u s. Flowers sulphur
shes5. Alum, 8I<epb. Prescription walls bg
case % per cent on; brokep
patent medicines, Al list. Thayers Flui'
tracls, - per cont, on. Essential oils, b
Louis list.
strictly pure vhiIo Lead; o. soi spiriL
tuIpsntine, 5O6s65 Boiled oil. B2dps5c.
THE sBEpMAH-wILIIAMBO oLoha.
Ivory drop black, IL, per 10 1856 EnEnA
oo6cn black il. per 10 l9ci lRtnp back, IN. ~
black paint. Ia. SO: sPrusstau Dlue. -, ~. 10
2Sc; tUltramsrine bluo, ~, Is, 90: blue pain
IA, lie; raw Turkey rInbor, IN, 90 burnt. IN
Key unber. Ia. 20: raw italian sienna. Ia, 81
burnt Italian sienna, IL, sc. Vanky nc brown
In, 90; Par1s green, ~, 20c, Chrome, l. N. o, .
y. o., 10, lie; American Vormilnon, IN, ZOO n
dian red, u. III Hinetts red Ia, 81, n.y., ~
yellow ochro, In, 81, l11<s, 15a, 70.
PREPAnED CLAIMING coL0Rs,
BARI oah. 1856 Ash, lsc; Black walnut 10
Prices Of above made on hszis OF . in y
cans; baiapoein ! and Id cans, assorted
Price IN ID cane; balance Ia and 10 can,
assorted. Price IN 10 cans 10 les: la51 Rnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
New York.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, April -Flour--Com'
mon grades firm; medium and choice
in buyers favor
w thea -S,ui lots advanced 1@1}c
and options l@ll', leavi g Off steady
at neSi til. b, IT rates; M 3rrd 81 Z;
No 9 red 9Ol@9Os :; No 9 red April
S92@90lc closing BOs :; Nav 9l@9l3c.
cl slug 81 q; June 922@93I,, closing
98s.
Corn Spot lots advanced trifl and
on NJ S0s closlug win the advance
partly l,si; M. 8. 49l@49ac; No 2
i9Ir; M 9 April 49i@49l =; May
50@5Oic; Juue 50s@5O4c, closing sos
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Ooffee-Spot tair; Rio quiet at SIC;
options shade better. but very que.
s ,Iee $3.50 tags. April 81 so; June
sugar R-tued dull; white extra q
. 3 l6@5l; mud A 5S@5 1915; confec-
TONERS a 53@5 10 rs
Mplasse--Steady and quiet; Cuba
Is for 5.-ttst
Rice @ ,iet and unchanged.
Tallow--DUll and eaey.
RDsin- w, aker at 81 1901 IS.
Turpenrine-Stoady
WOOL Quiet, hut barely steady; do
nestle fl zee 2s@37; pulled l4@3O;
Texas 1909
Pork-Dull; spot Sl3 60
Lard-Dull aud weak; Western steam
spot 81 10; Apui 81 0l@7 06; May 81 ii
az II; June 81 1907 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
oountrF p-soauov.

q So OplnnU. per hbl Red Is 30: Yellow, 81 N
curniys white, per bhl. IS 10: Ruterboga 81 rs.
scans. IL. r. mac nblH., A.; AL
lima So; sWall buttar, 81. Pickles
,nediun per hbl., " o.. email, per bbl, o.
holf bb-. med, 81 CO., hslf bbl,, small, R6 W
Cheese, halt cream. ly1So.: full cream u
Peanuts, loc. O'to' hal.bbl., % W Cab
oago, per 10. In crate, 10
PouLTRY--henh t261 CO rs poi duEv
young ohinkenB. 81 50c2 76 TurkeyA IS TO ~
each; Goose, % 80 % g. Ducks, - s16s %
riqGS-Por doEtn. To-.
Trash country butter, choice. 20A22Sc.;
Ureanls ~ ,Sbl3S79so.; old butter. sthlDc,: ole
margarine, g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
fM - -
R1 ON CHANGE.
ewas a Kind Of Half Holt
~ 9 dbut Little Trading was
Done in Stocks.
Markets Showed on Upward
nrocIency with Fair TraDsac-
ions The Quotations.
FIsANoIAL.

FIN ANoIAL.
agtoRK April 4 Government
ha,,re duiet, strong and UNI
wv Tbere wss, however, sale
'phsred 4 per cents at 1915.
socrrities very dull and gen.
ithout quotations.
siiruad bond market has been
I've this afternoon, especially
eXavie 3D., which have continued
lille Nickelp ates are strong.
am u' tue list l. irregular
as been one of the dullest days
.as -. och exchanle for years. The
oil YES were only II 026 shares. OF
oe-half were made on the first
,nly two sticks (Lackawanna
AND Pacific Mail 10 100
EPV show tfausact amonn'-
Nv as much as l0OOO
FW uripg the day This extreme
NJ Is to be attributed partly to
that the stock exchange did
,iiil IL O'Clock this morning
the day fell between two hol-
nd In part to the waiting dis.
manifested by spectators who
how any confidence in the
prices.
wDal quotations in a majority
SEES snow gains of I to { per
MONEY.
hYoBK, April 4 Money - On
~ at |, closing at /; prime
tile paper 4@5; bar silver
foreign quotations unchanged
AZ and 81 S63 for actual huai-
M tnp published ra es being 81 $50
" ! There is positively no bust
ing.
EXCHANGE.
ORLEANS, April Sight
ge So 90 per $1,000 premium;
bank firm at 81 S.; consols
NMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS
YORK, April a The follow
re the Official closing quota
the New York Stock exchange
ernoon, as compared with those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
April So IS; May 50 sO@O sal; June

April Sc rs; May SO sO@0 ss!; June
So s730g6 so
Boxed Mests--Steady; dry sal'ed
shruldera 81 50@A go; short rib IS SO
as s2l short clear sides 50 $500 40
LIVE STOCK
Drover's Journal reports cattle re-
csipis 2600: market slow hut steady;
1000 auu 200 pound steers 81 2SG5 no;
1870 aud 1850 pounds "a 1905 30; 1850
aud 1850 ,~und- s. 25@5 75; cows aud
mixed 81 1904 % mainly IS 25@S IS;
T. Xans 81 1000 %
Hpg--R -ceIpts, $500; fairly active,
81 u5@4 81
Sueel- Receipts $500; market slow;
inferior g. zoos p; medium So $50
3 rs; govt TO choice So 1904 40; extra
81 50@A7j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

y obi; SACKS, IS ooa v 100 DE- NJ. tsaas
isi oushel, Soc; Bominy ard grlts, d bhl
j co. Oatmeal y hali DBL, 81 20: Ore Oh ID
heAt, \ n, b.; Crackero. y .NnS 0lto.
mon ast~s.
PELTRIEs-- Deer skinp, " n i5ois, ants.oy
iEins, y N l0DlSc, goat sSinH each, loon
sheep polts, according 10 amount OF WOO
ho6 mp; shesrlings, according to amount Q
WOOL, 6;al0, Mexican sheep peltg, Serlnc
Mexican shcop pelta, improved, llSDl2o. KEY
tosn sheep shearlings. sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Furniture

Phrnlbuyc- -t5aaoBJeAds, itiitEps va
each, "a toeDS " all walnut "a 6oleI0 %. ChsifI
wood seat, y don, ~ 766e7 %; cane ana ratis,
coat, e8 00db9 20; CANT ssat, dining, sl2 0O6A 20
Childs and rockers, Is 00e3le 90; large rookie,
6O Mirrors, arch tops. q dos, ~ 90Dl2 v
rablsa round, " O0doS5o: fHll Leaf, "a tOt6
5afoa, each, ~ 3beeTO0, Bureaus. 81 5000
Wssh stands, al 2bSph 90; ted spTinEs.s " $50 %
Rsay Carriages, " bn19
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

gnsst. cno,cs, 20 20 $50. medium. 65a7o
Npin. 4Sep50e hay, loose oni n, Wagon,
81 COOS W per toh, bale hay, IS 0Ceol0 %;
bran. 70c per lQc; chors, VI b0Cl % per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do Not 10 know is
not TO have.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

southern and Central Texas btook cattle a
about two dollars per head lass IMAM IA
above quotations.
The above prices are for herds Of 1000 heao
aud upward or best North .TAKaS cattle de
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

steady; fair to good mutton 81 5D@
8 %; common to medium 81 bU(92 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
st, LouIs.
pRnDuCE.

IhuDUCE'
ST. LOUIS, MO, April 4,-Flour-
Firmer, but nothing being done here.
Wheat-Opened higher, and under
the effect of bad crop rep rts, and ae.
tive buying advanced and closed Ia
l9; above Thursday; No. 2 red S7sc
cas- Ss5@s9sn, closing 9lsc Jule;
9ls@s925c, closing 92b +; July; 9lS@S2lc
August
Corn--Higher and firm, hut un-
active; 3aGG cash; 302c April; 39s@39sc
May; 399@39lc Juue
Oats ash higher; options bids bet.
ter but 20 sales; 32c cash; 32ac bid
May; 32so bid June.
Hive Scarce ana firm at ste.
B4rley-Dull at 50@70c.
Lead-LrweT to sell; So 4093 Az.
Butter-UnchanVed.
Eggs Firmer; llAc
Flax realistically; 81 36.
Hay S ady; prairie 50 00@ll so;
limo by $40 00@l4 90
Brau--tlruI; 20 at mill
Corn meal-Quiet; So l5@2 20.
WoOl-SteadS: 'ub washed 2S@2Sc:
unwsshed l5@25c; Texas, fail clip, 8
@l5lc
Whisky-S eady at 81 Ia.
PROVISIONS.
Quiet; only b trade done.
Purk-Sl2 10
BulR Me4ts-Car lots held Long
clear So 90; short ribs So 10; short clear
So 35
Bacon Lower and irregular; long
clear So 25@6 81; short ribs Sc 500
= GIL; sh"r' l-ar So 90. @6 rs
Hams SO 25@lO 25
I..rdxg GkLlT 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
New Orleans.
PROnuCE

PRODUCE
NEW ORLEANS. April 4-Flour--
Demsnd easier, supply good; choice
81 l }; fancy 81 35@4 40; extra fancy
81 80tal4 20; WinLeT wheat pat MS
So 00@5 p; Minnesota patents S. 500
5 40; Uakrrs 81 So.
Corn-Lower; quiet; mixed 54@55c;
white 90.
o.ts-Lower; quiet; choice Western
il4@42
Corn Meal--.DulI; lower; So 323@
295.
Haydn good demand for high
grades; prime Sl69l7; choice $4,000
PROVISIONS, ETC
Pork--Go"d Joobing demand ut
sl2 s0@12 80
Lard-Dul; refined tierce 81 90
bulk Meats Dull and easier;
shoulders, packed 81 62l; long clear
and clear RIB q 81
BAG n-Dull; shoulders S. 90; long
clear So 81; clear rib So So.
HSms-Dull; choice sugar-cured can
vas-ed l02c.
Whisky Steady; Western rectified
81 05(9l %.
Cofiee-Dull; unch ana ed; cargoes,
common TO prime, 73@l03c
Sugar--Steady; uucbaugtd ;open ket-
tie in good d.mand; centrifugal quiet;
common 20 good common 4s@44c;
fair to fully faiI 4s@4a prime "a
choice 4J@5Be; yellow clarified 5l9
o.; granulated, white, 6s off white
5s@53c.
sses-Centrifugal steady with
good demand; stock light; common 10
good common l7@22c; fair to good
fair 23925c; prime 10 strictly prime
28933c Market steady; unchanged.
htee-Sisdy; unchanged; ordinary 70
prime 4l@53c
Brsn-Firmpr at 900.
Cotton seed Oil-Dull; prime crude
S2'; summer yellow S9c; cake 243
Chicago.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. LIZ. April 4 -Flour-
Firm and unchanged.
Wheat - Good trade at open
ing. prizes advancing 29l f;
gradually fell back md closed !
higher q an yesterday. A ril
76976sc, closed 76c; Nav 500
Sic, closed 500: June s23@oS2c,
cl, sed SIZE; M red Sl2c.
Corn-Good Shipping demand firm.
closrd ol or We -terday; cssh 37sG94lc;
April 3726S7lc, closed 81; May 42c.
closed AT; June 42l@42sc, closed
42!
PROVISIONS.
Pork-S;Tnnver; advanced 100, hut
settled nsck 75@lO'; cash 81 / 65@li 20.
/ April sll 6O@ll 65; May $ll 7o9
III so
Lard-Quiet, a tiiiie higher; cash and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

COTTON MARKETS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05

- This FaIs THIS Last
'VNs' day, week. season season.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-17
A NATURAL GAS FORGE.

An Invention Likely to Revolutionize the
Smelling of Iron and Glass.
The Petroleum Age thus describes a
recent trial at Kendall, Pa, of DR.. Ben
ninghoff's patent process of smelling
iron. steel and glass with natural gas.
Iron and steel were quickly raised to a
white heat in a well controlled flame,
which came from mixing natural gas
with air, and the metals were easily and
thoroughly welded.
The invention seems likely to revolu-
tionize the smelling of iron, steel and glass
in the United States. The forge is built
of brick. about thirty-three inches square
at the base and thirty inches in height.
The firepot is located at the central
point, and near the top of the forge.
Inch air pipes coming from the fan or
blower are connected to three-quarter
inch gas pipes just outside and on OPP
posite sides of the forge. At the T the
gas and air are mixed, and then pass
into the forge through the same pipe
The two pipes from opposite sides are in
a horizontal line with one another, and
have their open ends in the forge di-
rectly opposite and sixteen inches apart.
When they are lighted, chg two flames
strike against each Other. An air pipe
in vertical position from the bottom of
the forge has its open end about eigh-
teen inches below the horizontal line be-
tween the pipes containing gas and air.
The intense heat is obtained near the
intersection point of the air current and
the mixed ones of air and gas.
The top of the forge is nearly closed,
with the exception of an aperture large
enough to admit the piece of iron or
steel to be welded. When the two gas
jets are first lighted, the flame rises to a
height proportionate to the flow of gas.
pipes and mingles with the gas, the
flame changes from yellow to a lam
bent blue color, as it settles into the
tirebox in the forge. Why the jet. OF
flame sinks instead of rises is something
as yet unexplained by those who have
brought about the valuable results. DIR.
Bennington describes his invention as
process in which gas is mixed with air
highest degree combustible. He also
says, the oxygen in the air being the inn
portant factor of combustion, all that is
amount of air to get the required
amount of oxygen to perfectly consume
the gas. Gas burning in an ordinary
jet for the purpose of light gives that
light because it is not all consumed.
Where combustion is perfect, there is no
blaze or flame to be seen. In order that
the air supply may not interfere with
the heat supply, the gas is mingled with
the air before it is introduced into
the firebox. In arranging forge
it may also be necessary to add extra
air blasts to the fire for the purpose OF
locating the heating place, and for sup
plying oxygen in case there be any nom
oxygenized gas present.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-17
AUSTRALIAN AReonAuTs.

The Degrading Orgies When the Rich YELL
low Was in Every Mans Pockets.
1--WE digged for gold, and I've found
gold wherever gold was to be digged for
and found" obstinately remarked an
old Australian, in reply to some observa-
tions just made by a Californian gold
miner. s'I've digged in California as
hard as you have, and I've digged, for
my pains, in Ireland, when fellow
sailed a hole in Galway and raised a
company to pillow up the gold that he
had sowed But there was more gold,
and redder gold, and maybe better gold
in Australia in 1852 than there has been
in any other part of the world before or
since. And there was more fun gettin
the gold than you could shake a stick at.
The harbors of Melbourne and Sydney
were crowded with ships that couldn't
get away, because their crews had de-
serted them and run off to the diggings;
and the the towns were crowded with
the sailors, and lots of others,
too, comm back with their pockets
full-for nobody seemed at that
time to be tryin' to make a fortune and
go home. ALI they wanted to do was to
raise enough money for good spree in
one of the towns; and their notions OF
what spree meant would, I think, have
astonished even Californian. A dozen
times I've seen . fellow walk into =
liquor saloon with crowd behind him,