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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Fec. 222,-Ca.t'c- REGENTS ll,cW,
ne4n; market abou! sleady: good to extra steer,
81 I3a5 40; stGckers s. 7ja! 81 native butchers
- IVA! ~; IeNhrS s. iOa2 81. Il0gs-HuceIut>
.!00g head: shipments so head; market en- SIR.
ioush and common 81 !en3 %: good mixed
81 Sn3t ~; prime and heavy AMI butchers s. Ssa
: ~; light s. !5h5 80. shcep-Kcce.p,s 100
head: shipments St0J head: market Weak Inn.
tlves 81 15Ai 10; westerns 81 "; Texans S,G;a
1 Is; lambs 81 50a5 y.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. % -Cat;le-Rcee.p,.
40 henu; shipments ?,lil head: market very
80" and unch"ugti. Hogs Receipts 7GI
mead; shipments 1870 head: Eiarket active;
ihIIade!naits q GOaS 20: mixed S. i1aS GO heavy
to;EcTs - &5Li 10; light ,oEEcrs So @0aS 80; p:cs
:! 5MaJ " Shctp-RcCeipts $50 head shin
inen'S .,,iEo head; market ye.y duh and l5c U,
t!om last weeks prices. w.
/ ClSclSSATl, o., Dec. o,,.-lIogs, IN good t:e
butchers s. sax 70; receipts 3.5rl head 81 IN
menls l.j1U head. ''"''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin e,uptious, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. /,
ls guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents ne,
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

The dictionary says, a balsam is a
thick, pure, aromatic substance flowing
from trees." kemp's DaIsam for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough
medicine that 10 a real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
halsnna, but such are not. Look
through bottle OF kemp's Balsam and
notice what a pure, thick preparation it
is. II you cough use Kemo's Easam.
At all druggists. Large bottles Soc.
and 81. pNw-l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using OLIVE Blossom" i'll their practice
with the best results. The high stand.
ing Of the manufacturer, DR.. France, is
sufficient guarantee OF its merit.
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
DRUG Co.. G. L. Goatze, ". ". Irwin,
W. L. Williams, G. schnepi, c. Menke'
meller, W. C. Armbright, W. II. VIII,
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar
rah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G, N Wy
rick Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Denwood
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LEGENDS OF NISlLBPOB,
llf OLIVE ClIESNEY.

IN England aud France tho Christina.
iesiiviliea arc made beautiful by the Law
ISL decorations OF various everyreens.
Desolnlo must be the heartlstoue tina,
hes not It's branch Of the much.loyed
t'me'honored mis,letoe with clusters Of
pearls set in dark, thick, lusteress
le"yes, or OF holly hung with berries Of
vivid scarlet mid ito polished leaves,
Like the splendor OF Heavens sun.
light, these leaves, storiel with romance
and history, are heirlooms alike to tho
hearts OF prince and peasant, making
bright and beautiful the humble roof
tree and cleaning amid the banners
shields and trophies Of long ago, in the
great baronlal halls that centuries have
aged. In our own continent, America
the favored il hayward Child Of old En"'
lanc, at this holy festival binds her
brow win her own beautiful! prepup
twlned with those worn by he. honoreI
mother.
Apart from its waxen beauty, the mis-.
t'etos 10 dear to our hearts from child.
noous associations that hang around
the legendary ballad, "rhe Mistle,ne
Bough, sung on Christmas.eyes OF Lang
Syne. ~ - "''e
Many legends, poetic and mythical,
nave made classic this beautiful parasite.
1t was regarded rs sacred BY the Druids,
VINO, ON one OF their festivals of the fin
moon, Sought Tor Il growth OF it on nm
OAK tree, u tree also held sacred bv this
ancient order. 1t was then, AZ ruw
rarely found growing upon an oak. b1t
when its beautiful berries clisteneI
upon THIS tree, was esteemed possessed
OF mysterious virtues, and its discovery
celebrated with festivities and solemn
religious ceremonies.
The turf beneath the sacred wide.
spreading branches became at onco thc
site OF sac-lticiGl rites and feas,inp
large space was eNcirc!ed bv stones al
enormoun Size. The cramlech, or altar
formed OF one immense stone raised
upon other stones on end, occupied the
centre OF the space. Two Young mill.
white bulls, tethered for tie first time
were bound by the horns to the sacred
oak. The arch. Druid, in prieatly vest.
ments, ascenGed the Tree, and with n
golden sickle severed The mystic missile.
TOE, which was caught i'll the suoyy
robes oil bis acolytes. The victims w4r,.
4la'n amid rejoicings ami prayers to their
deity that the gift might BIZ propi.ious
to those upon whom he had bestowed il
An Infusion OF the precious leaves in
water was regarded by them as an anti.
dote TO all nolsons and cure 70. ali dis.
eases. The plant, according 10 Plinv,
was called by them name which, II
their language, signiiied "heai.sll," It's
wonderful twigs suspended in front Of
their hut exempted the .unfortunst..
owners from the Towns ui the sylvan
deities and from the wrath OF the Gle.
meuts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23
GLOW 60 Care All Skin D.senscs."

Simply an ply "SwAY%E'S OINTMENT" Noin.
tcrnal medicine required. Cues, letter ecze
ma, itch! all eruptious on The i.cc, hands, nose
&C., leaving the skin clear white and healthy.
Its great htaliug and curative ,"wtrs arc pos.
sesSed by no other remedy. Ask Jour druEgiS,
for IMANSE'S OINTMENT. TTEsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23
When Daby was aick, VIC save htr C.sto::a:
When she was CHILD, she cried for CAstor!a-
When she became Miss, She chung to Castov!a
@tsa shs had Children, she gave them Cassori,


YMrToMS-Moisture; intense itching and
II allowed TO continue tumors form, which OF.
ten bleed and u!cera;e. becoming very sore
SwAv%E's Ol%TMEST sto,s the itching and
bleeding. heals liberation md in most cases re
moves the tumotS. At druggists. or by mail, 70,
30 cents. Dr.. Swaync II Son, Fh!ladel, hiA.
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NltIN1.

NLw foEE. Dec. 92.-rig iron nominal. Cor
per nominal: lake Sl5 ". Lead steady; tomes
nc 81 l2kx. TIL dull; irNis 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

Losses Red Glover Pile Remedy is q
positive sptcifc for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price SOC.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

NEW loRK, Dec. 9.-JannGry opened and sd
itoas the West. The opening vas steady. amd
alter the squirt the price reached l;4c aid III,
market closed dull. Pennsylvania oil SPOT Gsc;
highest t9&c:, lowest 6sc; closing t9}.c Ian
nary "1isc; highest .vc; lowest 6sc closing Goi4c
on CITY, PA, Dec. 2,.-Opencd 67hc. bl,hes
101ac lowest 67!t5c closed 1T G9t,c: sales iII 0V
barrels: eles!enccs 620ug barrels; tllns l2S, II.
barrels; shipmcnlSl39, s73 barrels; charters none
BuGEcye Al lsc; runs $500 barrels; shipment.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. ~ = Opened at CSC
closed at t?1sc:, highest 7C%sG; loves! C71,c;
ciearances 75o,Uoo barrels.
CLOSED NJ C9c; h!shes, &c: lowest GSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

l!any Persons arc broken
down fsom ovorwosk @. household cares,
browns Iron EittcrS RcbulIls the
system. aids digestion -emovcS excess !b;lc,
anu cures malaEia- Get the genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23
Il or Sale.

Modern fovcn rooMed house with halls. pan
t,y, bath room, attic, !GTSc cellar hot and cold
Water natural suu city gas. MI lot. GO fee
ttont, oil South Penn street. Avery desirable
location. Property IN fac condition.
Double brick-witl pay rs AL investment o.
make II pleasant home. Five rooms In each
side. with bosn gases and water. Very cheap.
StS,rGorea house, With hal. pantry. &C., all
III ,ir,t.c!SSs order. Good location. 10 South
broadway.
six roomcd house at IS Zane stree. for $3.50
Good house.
FIvero0mcd h,Usc At !G!ZAnc street.
Your las. chance To huy desirable lot on
west side Of South rem street.
building lots n all parts OF the city. Some
that will pay Ms m Investment.
IhaTc several good fAtr!S near Wheeling FOL
sale 1T very low figures. Satisfactory rcasons
given by owners for setting. suitable for rcGu
lar farming, stock larm. vegetable tarm and fruit
farm. Prices ltCm Sl,l5ou
TO LET.
SiS.rooEcd brick ho2sc. Possession At once
Good house.
store Eoym. Possession al oncc January !, 0,
Anril
Dwellings. large and small, for April l.
G. O. SMITH,
deli Real Estate Agent, 1919 Market st.
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ding 9ac. AIN
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of the Nloncy md stocR
Markets,

! nihFketA.
New YoRK. Dec. Ga.-Moncy Oh call easy raug
Ing from to per cent, last Loan | per cen,
closed offered NJ Per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 7'sa9 per cent, Sterling exchange quiet
and weak at 81 79j4ai s3h. Sales VO,lS0 shares.
The stock market today retained It's purely
holiday character, and business dragged slowly
along with little feature. There IN not much
more settled feeling 10 financial circles. rho
NahdetsiltS were strong points In the list. There
were many rumOts In regard to tho statement OF
The Lake shore. The prUbability" All increased
extra dividend stltlrncd up not only that stock,
but the other HanhGrOil,S aS well. Sugar Cerili.
Gates were Strons III tho carly lcNllugS. EeaIlny
became the strong feature toward the close, aud
advanced ifaCtlOnally on the news OF Us acquire.
ment OF extensive terminals III Philadelphia.
There was considerable weakness III the GrAng.
erS during the hNy, ST. Paul and AtChis0n being
specially conspCuonsnt times. but IN none was
there u serious decline The nntkut finally
closed dull md steady n. Functional figures lower
than Saturday.
RnilrOdd Uonds dull. HalcS sos. 900.
lIOvpfunIniit mi " n hpuIs nuIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

fIIuApE!rnIA. Pa, Dec 2..-Flour ouiet
ons MisaHy; western winter clear 81 5Oal ~:
cembe! s,as5Ic: January soi$cl9s,;; Fehtu.Ty
81 CC; May 81 V-al u. Corn weak; 30. > yelio,.
tmck $50: No. mixed December Huu jam.
alty 'ai SIC; February 5S1:a5SI@r: aia,eh S%iin
2 white December and January !oai1r y.
FtGtIary bul5O[c; Marcn 5la5l ". Euttcr dill
ana wsaS: PENNSYLVANIA !Sn4gc; do print extra
"la''ic; Cheese tiFm; part skins case.
TOLEDO, o, Dec. -. Wheat cCtiyc and lovpr.
cash aud December 95hc: May 81 OK. Corn
CYL: c4sA 52c: May 5!94c. Oats quiet: cash ice.
bers 10: February IS; March 81 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

The old man is happy; he cured his
rheumatism with Salvation Oil, Price
only IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

ClSClSSATI, o, Dec. "l,-Elou- firm. T., ", ;,v
sir1; fIncy 81 ijai 10 Wheat dull and inw,.r.
NO. = red 93c: receipts 1850 bushels: shipmenis
:GVo bushels. Corn dull and lower: 80. .miyri
5!$4c. ua's lower; No. mixed lEc Kye no.ni.
na.; 40. &c Fork dali: mess slUai. Lard
= 'H%l els:, Bacon steady; thort clear 81 o.
Whisky 81 II. Hut,er, III good Genaui: fancy
Eisin Creamery Sun3lc: good to prime Ohio NJ.
lnHiaila Aa2lc; choice dairy iialtc. Linsecd
Orleans i15.a,sc. Eggs easy al soas!c, d CnS,.se
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

HHl0 RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking eject August II, 1870. Pas.
stnser trains will rrn as follows-CentraI Time.
Al! trains daily except those marked thus t.
which do not lun Gu Sunday. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23
Brendstur. an:, proy,slons.

- "u,iI.S ~ nv "i"ti'b, INC 'ellill. Carried
re rnc,.I, m,S" :" "Itgr Snort pFelinin
Wy SS!FusE'G hiouhu We. Iheie WAS reaction
a"r SS:Sv io.soMsa oy Miio,her SnhTp decline 10
loiecu uo"n toVai4c. There s!iRht rCr1v'
MT w"s H ""s ~ ~ ~ l.ie market. It
a. ~" In ""s .t"sS Wy W thr eo>G ~ me session!
vs tT M s p, y, vi luz "H!' 9o'sc, anu liza,
| OH market weak nnd lower
Provisions inir,y steady, with decline rang.
linz from ! 10 Il ,ynts. "'e''"e '"''s
Flour unchanged.
| NHEAT-Cnsn 30. . snriny %, 10. Va r.,,,
SIZE So. SrmI oTr rrSS H. S ID a., H" ~ ilh
JariGary avlSt; May ~ .lyy1 .aSi e. ~
CuES-Cnsh No' . IT.: H., 'Hho- m,tn,,o,
Jnulnry 4yL,Njlt.ql,ii;c: Nor iS;"tHi iV
OA7s.Cusn "a :" 0i;ai,i:, no"t,,,ils
iillNiUl%c: JsnIn-v IGo VET SA'
4itss,3%c. '''a''''A'' Amy '''4'
BAElEy"I6,7 5c I3"
FLAXsEEp-Sl liz
TMoruY-si IS.
MESs poKK-Cash Arl De.omho- C. m. ,,,
l1y ~ S1Ay g7LSng IS; NAV $40 Sni.Ii (rsi =.
LAEp-Cash s. Gsia: JNnuary - =IIff'nav 81
81, FeGrunry SliIi4i ,"nS W. - ,+;9sS - ~
6 SHAT 81 49, ''"! ~ "-ifa
SHORT Rlrs-c.sh 1. n. rsrr... ,e-,>,o,,,
ms1a February IS v7Ia5 0u5 az MI, .IH 8 y :;
S Smor III "a. s,or, o,oo- ,c.oo
NutsKv"sI II -'a' "'' sHo'I c'eaE - ltl5 u.
BrrTE.-E:tsv fl. ,rsa-c. oy,-o ,-s,- o,,,,,
iirs;s ISA!.c; niry rH.SH HISS "a
VISIBLE Srirlv-v;Ih,o .,,,
COMPLIED by ,h. .nc,,;s s,u'v snpP! OF Gn!n, rs
il rs follows WL,| y! & ~ ~ .ne n9AfI o. Trade.
II 90 bushels corn aiIzs EEmsMSIS' Increase
&, ia tmsM"Is. va'S t12vVy bushc!s, increase
bushels; bNrIry ~ ~ ~ nushe!s iNS:eAn 800
CO.. LusG.IS ''0''o'' ousile!s' decrease lCt,-
xr,r w.. ~
,a mtm i"Ih, nee. Flour, receipts G!,OCG
auu Nlc !HnEcu; sales Il, 7Uo barrels Wheat r.
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Cotton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-23

From Pittsburgh, Il 100 a. M, daily, and 1874,
?. H., daily. except Sunday, 6:55 and 1890 n.
~, csi!y. and $50 a. M, Sunday only, -
washington Accommodation 1850 4. NJ, daily
except sunday. '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Officers:

resident Company Gray President Cape Fear Com
hHanS Tobacco Durham NC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Location of w Orks.

The Companv after much dcibeaton, fixed upon "Iee'oo
as being by far the most desirable place for the location OF Its WORKS
# was selected because of its central location, It's important ro
connections it equabe climate and remarkable heali""'' 10
thrifty enterprsing and progressive spirit and ITS unsurpassed %
vantaqes for general manufacturing. 1t son the man "e
Richmond Danvile system, of the greatest OIL
lines II is ON the Cape Fear and lad1n Naey load " ,
o recent completion the extension from fayeeVeto ~
n and the connection to he made next year e" the e ''
\t Arv with the Norfolk and Western will be an East anu W."
tr, line furnishing connection with the West ana udo"4'
M Another outlet to will be afforded by the road the %
ond and Company isnow building from Raleigh TO NoN
The Winston and Wikesboro branches of the Richmond ana
vile neneatnc the Bcssemer OF Western North 'ao" nav"
r tartino pont mt Greensboro Southeast OF UreesD" '
hundreds of thousands of magnificent timber uhcue %
loaf nine and several varieties OF hardwood.
WIN the mpetus given it by this enterprise and with us aV
+oos for iron and steel making and the manufacture OF loGu
nn these as raw material its advantages for woodworking S
If ccrv sort for textile industries and for MANUFACTURING IN genera
tctIcr with its attractions place OF residence DIeensoo
ogh 70 become one of the most important centres OF ~
tbe south the industrial and commercial metropolis oil No
Carolina l c,,.horo states
Tins is the greatest industry launched IN the southern '
since the war and is destined reyoutionHe seelaNng III ANY
;co Conital should give this matter their earnest ae'o
worthy of IT, many persons who not considered over sang
nflorv exnect the stock be worth over SOU per S
y;,Iin two years 1t should be remembered that TINS 'om
s ali Of the properties alluded to and they were bought " ~
rock rces-and could be sold at big advance now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
land SALES.

Judging from the experience of other development: entGP
would seem be within reasonable ana con e los Of
vroc within two or certainly three to realize from S
lots covering comparatively small part OF the total area Oh @
purchased an aggregate equal to the capital stock OF M
anv This when added the expected profit from TINS company
Furnaces and other works. makes the opening for the investment
canta one of the inviting that has been presented m
Tn addition to the above $500 of building ana man
turing sites this Company several tracts OF c ne
s 1877 The Ore Hill tract proper ZOl acres
in area has been iron property for more than century
Ores from it were the manufacture OF IRON during 'e co
ntonarv war During the civil the Confederate Govern
men selected this locality the site for large IRON ana ordnance
works and appropriated large of money to be used o @
purpose. While the work of construction was !" Wv W."
ended - ,.,,o ,;.,orto Tho
The lack of facilities has made impossible hitherto the
rro6tabc utilization large scale The ocat
e however made accessible by the Cape Fear and adh
lev Railroad which now passes through the property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

This Company purchased about $500 acres Oh anu "''
a adjoining the corporate limits of Greensboro bounded o W
north nv North Buffalo river and beautifully located io o5
and manufacturing SITES AN AVERAGE PRICE OF 9''VV '
This no more than has paid for the town site Janus o
most Of the industrial of the South have been pu up anu
on,ron with which this has the Unreasonable advantages
t;ve railroad connections and facilities unexcelled by any
an attractive progressive Of 1000 peopeto start WIN
works gas works electric light works paved Streets CHURCHES anu
boo elegant houses established society," and all the ""s
that pertain ar old community
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$1,000
FUEL SUPPLY.

So n,ucb for the ores Now, to the question OF iue ,
For reasons that will be set forth further on has Deen decided
70 bniId the furnaces at Greensboro The C. F. v hoaI Is
nildino from Mt Airy nortwad to the State ne Inc nor
f and Western road extending its Cripple Creek branch Wnc
leaves the main line at Pulaski City, southwark to meet IT, Is
evneced that connection will be made within year. "en ~
Greensboro will be but about 245 miles from the Poca-
coke ovens from which the best coke in America Other
roads are now building and others still are projected through
w v Cona TO the cokng fields Of Southwest Virginia
There isl possibility however not to say probability at the the
Of coke The Deep River coal fields, 80 miles below Greens,
boro and traversed by road assuming increased
inheritance every day they explored and the coal tested M
I IT Smith makes in his Report prominent and hopeful men
ton Of this coal as possible of fuel supply for the Greensboro
furnaces 1t favorab referred also in the Report OF rroi w"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Subscriptions to Stock.

Tho corito stock Of the North Carolina Steel and IRON '
;s 81 0OO GOO in shares of $40 each The purchase oil orc I
eres and town site lands and the work Of organization S
involve an outlay of about 100000 Inc REMAINING and
u m d for constructing and operating the two furnaces 1
smell, allied industries as the Company may determine TO
and for developing and making valuable its town plopery mo-,
The Compapy offers for sale par such OF ITS stock Is ma.
have been taken is to be paid for fourth down ana ~
mainder to be subject toproper calls from the Board Oh
calls not to made for more than one-iour'h 1T any ~
not TO be otcner than once in sixty days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
From, Letter from S. A. Richards.
Formerv superintendent of Furnaces Joliet Steel Company

CHICAGO, May 4, 1886.
In considering the Ore Hill and adjacent
deposits. and taking for granted the analyses are correct. one c ai or
u nav desire TO nut it to- Charcoal at cents per bushe
and ore at Is cents per be made at s925 to 5000 per
ton should the coal Deep River make good COKE the" IRON
can be produced at 500 per ton less - o i'm and
The following estimates Of the quantity Of ore at Ore I'LL and
vicinity are submitted: .ooooo.. novt tlo vein
~ from the Brooks to the Evans place equal to ore Ill., would
produce another Then the vein on ns ana C
places that belong the property may be equal 10 ehe "
900 tons in all. o 11;, l;h may,
This does not include the pecuar ore at Ore Hill which may
be considerable when developed This ore used as aNuIe'
d go nr cent product. that would be fair to assume th'
Ore Hin and the deposits the immediate vicinity when all WORKED
i00 IC;r1o1, 5 a. RICHARDS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
Bessemer Iron in North Carolina.
From manufacturers Record, January l. i'9o'l

The GREAT steel enterprise Gosboro, n Co. has been sur
s 70 o nconc in the North who would not believe that there
was any steel-making iron in the South - ,.;.
The Manufacturers Record has always claimed that the deposits
of fine Bemer North Carolina too vast and TOO eAe
% # tIo ores are we have gathered OF the assays
made at different times of samples Of from the "Oe I'M Prop
ev In examining these analyses should be remembered la
there are number different kndsot ores on Pole
and these samples are fair averages from all the veins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
REPORT OF THE HUN
OF TEL FL
CORE HILL" CHARCOAL FURNACE.
I'll Fl :

Doar Sir-When YOU asked days what the
d of metal at Ore Hill Furnace 100 pounds put in
;be fnrnace-at that time could not recollect.
Yesterday was overhaung OF the Sapona Iron Compa
and came the urnaceman report of the amount
- aqes mt in and metal made during the first days Of April
Iss5 from which find every 100 pounds of charged the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

President, James A. Odell.
Secretary, Chas. D. Benbow'
DIRECTORS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30
will Build at Furnaces One to wake es
" Iron the Mill and Foundry Iron.

lulii"'o y&1rs trrI, VIM MURDOCH.
Salisbury, n, c., Nov. - 1889
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

NorE The output metal in proportion to ore used was some
what increased the of the black band ore as 1u the nA
material itself containing small percentage OF iron
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

BALTIMORE, MD, March }, 1890.
Mr. J. A. Ode Greensboro n c. President North Carolina steer
and Iron Company;
Dear gave Mr.. j. A. Gray to-day the following e''"o
of the cost Of making PIG iron at Greensboro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

imonite 50 per ct at Ore Hill tons ore at So55 S 10
FREIGHT TO Greensboro-2 tons, 40 NJ. at Ic 0v
Coke T. o. b. at Pocahontas-ls tons, $l69 80
Freight to Creensboro-1s tons, 245 NJ at &C. Z.29
Limestone f. o. b. at Germanton-l tons "a SV3o 20 10
Freight to Greensboror-1l tons, 30 NJ, a. &C. ~
Payroll Officers and men ~
Vouchers Maintenance repairs, &c. 10
Interest on $1,000 per Of daily output %
go , ,i, ,t Cirooensloro $1,000