Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
UN CHANGE.
.Eoaer&t" Business wes Dane iRRHef.
Ts-Dsy, bu. the asEaesssass.d
q. ssEAs~ssae.
sPs: Cot'rn Unchanged, Futures from to
. Pc nts L. uer-Wn / ard
Coffee Unchanged.

1lsue WAS very ACTIVE yesterday IN
retail lin while ~hoIeSalers did the
d,'sl Saturday trada. Tia rece'p.s OF
cotton for the week rsschsl SEQ h,les.
P-'ces yesterday ragged lrcm 8 80 10
$50 It weeks cJIt rec:ip.s VII
&c very heavy If g rod " Sthef cCu,iE tee.
Accordi' g 10 Scrioner's hisg.Z.Gs, the
railroads. oI The world ars to-1AY war'h
irom So. eco eco eco 10 sSO, CoO, 0cC eco.
This prUosDlY represents one- tenia " re
,DiNl WeSlta ct civil Zed nations, 0nd C1e-
e1arteJ, !; not one thlrd OF tneir ieyesIed
capita, Il is d, u5!ful whether the az
gre a,e plSn. USED In al mspuf4c.uring
industries can tq7sl 1t IN Valns TIE
capital oDgsgsd III 0sGkn g IS bus q ty is
ossie6 Is rne Words 1aole stock Z
saGSfy OK eveIT kind-gold, silver and pa
pe--1onId purchase oGiy a third { T. rail
roads. Yet these ficss by no means meas
nre tie WnCie importance OF the railroad IN
me modern Industrial sy5.em. Tle bGsi-
ness methods CT TO oey sTe n one sense
zoe direct result OF improved means Ct
transportation. The railroad enables the
large esis 7lishnent to re6ch sae markets
OF ne world with Is produc =; 1t ems
bles the large city 20 seceiv, It's food 50 p
Plies, /. necessary, from q distsrc, of
nuodseds CT thousands CT miles. And
while Is thus tav,Is thu concentration Of
csplts', 1t Is il Itself the K rene type OF
this cJi centratioa. Almost every dis 4.
'ipc.iYs fesIu:e q modern business,
waetner coed or Dst, f lds IN raiiFoso
nis.orY 81 once the chief cause CT liz full
St cty lOpment.
TIE London S spdsrd snys: "Is was
IN evil Cay :Jr C3iEa when her tea mer-
chants bt gSn 30 :Empsr With tho guil.t7
OF tia commodity with hss loag tJr u ed
aef principal vT.icle VI exporst 10 !le west
FRA word. Toe progressive ds5erlora-
tiGn n Chinese tess hsI en-
cGu.sged Inc produc ION Of
max article elsewhere TO Euch 81
yeGr been growing mere formidable rivals
81 TIE ca es;!e'e, ard II tie consumption
/ ofAssEm aud c. yloHese teas gots en- in
creasins IL fl urs IS il hiss do15 IA l&,a
sears, tle tes !rSds Of Cn!nG Will ere lag
Dc tniI OF sec0t darT II p1stsnce, go fsr
as foreign tea drinkers are concerned In
addition TO the L ~: ladies', NV rival
7Es appeared IL sac c0lony Of Sts2l, il
S1atn Africa TITS only some eiy - s-V-
en- years eye Tbs; IN sG.erprlsing L gllsh
IL ! i ihero planted < few acres With sea
His frsS crHn, produced Ia 1881, an 1uas-
ed 10 only SEQ Qluafs we'gaS L 81 YeIr
the PRODUCTION had so much Increased
'ltt N:tEi sent about 100 0G0 pounds OF
tea ~ market. Tae new industry Is, In
tisc. proving so profitable that It is fast
b pTesdiog 10 tia coioEg, and ere Io4g VS.
smsy exoec: to dad n ,tsl competing with
lna!s, C=YIon aad Clia1 il the L9rG3n
marse:.
speaking in regard 20 che p15,ifhed
statement tkst the ;SSrai failure YVES
tae DIR C: reEE!s CithG c JlaDee Il & lsai
"lrus'.h one OF the'laadiue C1ic.gc Geal-
ere said recently: "ehare never Hss
suCh ta!Gg rs lead fluss. TaeEa has
90. evGa b=eI t.u:t sMopg ms mia
oNasre, though tcma fcr}tf ccnsolitss
Ion hGs IF, Q Ienti9 ceen Gt1, mp'ed. Lead
has alWa.s 0geG speculative article
Tao pr2Ss1t opgEs.idls Il cJT1er;cg :a3
lad uarkst, in whto3 Cor With VILE eL-
ssgec, began 40 us =. year ego, w-en
Orces went from 81 20 81 40 and
IS. 1t Nas held az the Is Ter 6.u;e
al lust Ti1te:, bUt the Epripg lyste
proved olsspo 'in'meUt, and prices lAst
GUNNER broke 81 % per loo isis fill
tEeV went up again 10 s. |; Is mp ssh
bic TO get a. any exact cslculstions Of he
running cu'pat CT IRE smeltlrg works
Al The END u lie gear some close figuring
may De done, snd from these sta'islics l
should say inst the snrual output 9: she
Amer csn smelling works Ia about $50 600
IONS. o! this product tie Cor Ri'hs hza-
dled peEhap5 from 40. 0C0 to 60 600 tons
rne lead IS all GOES msd n tnls C unl,y,
snd sometimes the domestic consumption
exceeds the production. when importation
nss to be Ieliec upon. In cIGer to
n:ks. biz operations successful Corwilh
had 10 buy more shan he could take care
Ct His tToubies are caused BIZ bis deal
tIsssn the metal txchar ge in NJ Y1Ik,
'9nd there is WHARF tie fects VIII he tl:.
Locally the fsliuse will have 70 il fluence
~Gs,eyer baside tina f,c; tbat lead VII! be
made cheaper, holders oeiog 9! xloUs TO
sell. A5out the ex.ent Ct the failure
ko;hing is Known IS sssss end OF the Line.
Es.han Colwica, JET waom I saw this
morning, hiugelt knows nothing soou. T.,
1ecauss the cp-rAtiors which led to the
collapse we're aI.casried on In Kew YORK
Speaking IN e general way, an afraid
that The csgs Is not one Of temporary sus-
pension merely, tus enc of utter col
lapse"