Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-21
UN Oh ANGIE.
Spot Gotten Frse sons sud Futures
freH 0ns TO Thee Points Lower
4sHoy Market Easy,
inst a Panic Was Narrowly Avsrtsc
Wool Unchaused.
Daily Review.
9AzETTE OFgIca,
sCRT EoRTg, Tax. Nov. %, 1883.

GAZETTE OFgIc9,
sCRT EoRTg, TsI.. Nov. %, 1855. {
There has beGr no chsnee in the condi
.iou Of the F1rs Worth ma-kas to-day,
and further tlAa sn advance Ia las rang,
OF quotations on c)ttop, With ysry Hga
receipts, there Is 20 change il values
The weather ie rot good enough 20 per
mt CT much frsdpg il retsi, lG1es, bu
whole ssle1S trs KEEP! quite busD.
The treaSUry Will oi-burse Sl5 0C0, 00(
during November for the payment Of pen
sious due December l.
Tnis month 1ill PROBABLY show usteris
improvements in me earnin 50 q all TIT
Sou,herB ro2ts THIS will srise from the
moysmentCf the cotton crop and enlarged
passenger tTsfi;
A Canadian insurance Journal is indus
triousiy lsooriCg to show fire insurance
men that IN encouraging the protection
Of insured pr !pertles from fire they are
ssppipg the foundation Of their own buei
ness.
The Financial Chronicle reports thai
the gross earrings Of fity-s,x rosds fol
the fourth Eeek IN October increased
1851 657, or slightly over 10 per cent
For October earnings of 100 roads In
creased Sl23 5SG.
Says 8 Wall street e1per: "Wsu
street Will soon discuss oily the pros
poets for rsllrcsds ct home ard the
money s,uati; ebrosd. The burden 81
sll argument is in favor Ct higher prices
ard We believe the summer and fall &d-
vance will dsvetoD into an old fashioned
bull cempSign. We repeat what We have
ofIen said, tnst the cheaper stocks, pro.
peEties il the SJuth- and in the corn belt
are most promie!ngi",
Northwestern Milert AS for tie ccun-
try ct lsrge we fsil to perceive wherein il
Is benefited by high priced wnest and
conse quen.ly costly -four. II we were
getting The advanced prices from cur
foTeign trade then II would be Clearly
seen where the United States were profit
ing. Bat we ere not doing SO. The sd
VsDced prices ere being paid Out OF cur
own pockets. The milling business 81
the present time is ergsged in the anus
ing but not very profitable work OF littiDe
self oy its own boot-tops We ara fill
ing up our me markets with cur high
priced fur. AS for our friends scross
the wafer, they will have ncEe OF uE, 81
least at present prices. Now, il epy ons
will show US wherein 1t bentf,s thil
country IS 3 whole 70 take monty out o.
the pockets OF Eastern consumers RnC
place itln the pockets OF the Western pro
Queer. we will be more ready to sdmi
the logic Ct the reasoning Of those who
affect 70 find II high. prices pRnsces 70
ard times.
Among msny otker Interesting psrticu
lsrs given in report recently issued b.
tie Constsntinople chamber Of commerce
is sn account OF the total hnpusl Voc
production ci the wori6, which, as sum
msr'zed by LONDON Industries, amount,
TO IL, 600. 0G0 stE., Of g. e.timated valuu
Of f2JO6j O,0O0 Australia supple
1900, 0O0.t@;s OF value Cf f24. 0C0,000
sud ,he Cape OF jod Hope furnifhe
300 600 cWss amounting TO El0. 600, 900
"Tne United Siales, with it's $4,000. 00
sheep, does Tot grow sufficient wool t
meet It's r Quiremente, cat Is obliged Z
obtain the dif renee from La PiRts snl
AIstrs lis" The number CT sbeel
in E1rcps Is estim,ted st 100000,
goo, which iuFtishes 100000 cvsts. Q
| sool, OF az estiT sssd Vaius. OF $4,000,
600 Morocco. Algiers sud Turis grow,
considerable quantity, while France pro
duces 81 per cent less tGsn IL did fort.
years ago. The European countries rspl
! in the following order: l. Ruesis;
Eagiend; 3. Gsrmsny; T. France; 8. Aus
! triasHungsry; Itnly; Z. Spain. Tt
East Indies and China produce sbou
coo. 900 evils. OF wool per sunum.