Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-17

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49,. ~ ~, nStEte over prices and delay or
eountpu 'ney nave secured THE Whole
no,1 I'LL IN search OF The lowest ilrure,
a,nnss,nii, 70 nave about given M Tint
To- ,,.,,,, ~. elu plaec their orders prompt.
iist 49, nm me Gay before Acw
,sta hHsh , 49, yNeIE wholesale ycllow.pine
actually come ~ 10 Inc country, huysrs have
means an advance. ami tbey ~ nuSanfe
get under cover. Not only does this arr
OF policy adopted by the vcllotv nina 49,
make business easier done but II is ~,
improbable that 1t actually extends the
use OF that wood among those yyhn beve
not hitherto tried ii. ii is a true GAVIN
that a commodity which is not vnh,cd lie
its manufacturer or handler Il moi vniusd
by any one else and when thc ,5siiSe
pine men showed by thsir works fhaf NV.
believed IN their lumber many who bs,o
htherto never used IL were induced 10
Try II.
But aside from these considerations
there Is another one which ms MOI hoa,,
taken into account. The southTe,,er,,
lumhermen. for example, have about 400
retail yards 20 which thew send iisfa 80,
ularly. These yards have all hoen alio,y
ing their stocks Of yellow nino "a M,
down until 1t Is probable TINT hi ,be firat
Of the year they were short an averase
Of about five cars. The revival of trade
and the prospect OF an uncertainty Of
being able to III their orders innra
promptly than they could with their mea.
ger stocks, has caused the stockiny IN
atra a.. ~ bhN an
10 stock IN ON tbat v ,asa year hnnpy
that one pnrpos,. of ss bon ', car sdi1 LOT
enormous business. Add this sort Of de-
maud to the otherwise Increased bi,siness
and It will be seen what a Foundation
mere t u Tor the exceptional trade which
''' 3eiloW pine men are enjoying.
| TRAM IMPROVEMENTS
The saw mill of the Texas Tram and
| Lumber company has been closed down
| this week while large force OF mon have
| been employed day and night making i'm
proyements on the premises, which i'm
pFoNemehls include an entire construction
VI many plAtlorins ana skidways and a
most lr,Do orrs,tuI ,,,l, Oh lachlnery. me
the makiHg az sts ~, nowvNVt has nfeh
the hig iu,nbnr so,.to NIL ~ NM y,
| the most extensive and comnieto ,pes,,l,i,,ss
| OF lis kind in Inc slate ana y,hot, Az,
| in operation will do tho work Of about
| twcnty-six men. This sorter ~ 10 be
used exclusively for dressed lumber. Prem
| aratons for tho erection of n rough luin-
Der sorter have been made during the
week and It's construction viii be under
laken N very snort while. Besides the
reouilding OF platforms etc, all railway
! tracks leadlng TO the mill have been put
IN Hooa shape ana everything liked for the
rc,,it or ht, tel ny eNpeS.Sa as me
i,a(SH ~ uas Sior , mat NJ pells mar
r,ns. T., q" ~ s stt ,, Iho eApeetau3,i
/ Wnnd9y " '''''t '"e "''i |" running asai"
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NolES AND PERSONALS.
Work on the new saw mill at Sllshee
Is reported as progressing satisfactorily.
Mr.. @. A. Sternenberg came In from
La business trip West TUESDAY morning
and proceeded to his mill at Olive,
NJ n Sroitn,. ,,,ada =. ,.oi,,,nr,, t,s
Ill -, II 9v.!ih ''i ivy "a 90 SttNoIg w. Nv
" w. on c,if ia III ~ iva
~ wv 80 80 9'''V
Material Agent stephens o. the south
ern faclhc was again IN inc CITY TINS
Mc,,,,. rTr,aI ,3,,,ovs pace o'ue'' 4oi
heaVg rallroau tlihoers'
Mr.. G. II. Mallam, secretary and man
agcr of the Texas IRAN, went West
Wednesday night on a brief business trip
MIR. i. O. Reeves. Sabine Pass agen,
FOR the Consolidated Export Lumber com
pnny. WAS In The city Thursday Afternoon
Consulting with managers OF the com.
pany.
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