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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

The New York Sun Of Ncyaase
1895, contains the following IA ~
to fast railway trains.
Government report on I'M i'a
speed OF European railroad Trans
Washington. Nov. ls-counf
Agent n. Il. Moore has maae "
to the Department OF state y
penn railroads and railroad
Russia built the greatest rrn'd
miles OF new railroad during ~ W
G7s miles. England the leasi-N
The average rate OF speed E
for fast express trains wa,; ~
5l.75 miles; Germany h
France. 1855 miles; Belgium, w
Holland, 4i.73 miles; Italy. w
and Austria Hungary. al, nln
The best speed OF an Lnnn1
is given at CO IA miles per nsN,
n record was made or elSni W.
nfty-iive minutes between l:org
Aberdeen. The widespread wv
caused by this wonderful psil y
had not ceased when news WI
Inc United States OF the fece'sa
New York Central rai'IvA,.,.,rI
New York and Buffalo N.
lsg f-2 miles. which was m.gs
minutes, or an average o. NJ
per hour" ~ 4.
The best time made
passenger trains OF the
OF the earth may be su'n'
lows. M =
England .........'' ~. s, All ~
Germany .......''' -. "a ~ ,,l)<f
France ........'''' 80. ,nli1s ~ L
Belgium .........'' ~ ~, rlj1s j,| /
n I,,,,. ''''.'', i2,si mlf1
Anastrla,iiiiungary !. ii.7S m''s'
The New York n
Central c'Ameri-
cats Greatest a ,,I,,< n 4
Railroad.").... ~. es's .',rafs
THE New York Cenus nrct
c,ata Exnrass,'' the mosi W
we'll Ms the fastest regular "a
world, has q remarNd,ssr ,sil n
more than four years. y -,irrlx
RIM of iiO miles In BY p KIM u
"a n rate Of 81 miles an no ss.i
FOUR stops and rs slowrs
In, ,',,,an mai time was beslsn ~
lar train on one OF ~, y" Al, y
the time of the "Emp'as 4 W
was qulckened SO ihs .,, d
its daily run OF Nv NUT Z, 4
utes, which is a ra'e ,o y, H.
hour. including the Ivy
slow-downs. n A
Flaherty newly ATTY rNS n
of steamship hne,,-S sY,ts Ddt
came over about wan vi q n
one OF the Finest;-r. .,,sS
ft..... -. ta,, n rfprs. --lIut-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

No chrlstmas or New Years ,..,.
should be without a bottle OF DIR. 1sip'
Eerts AnEostura Bitters. the worl1
beware Of rounterleiis ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

Secretary carlisle's .eport Is taking
moro and more the form OF unwrltien
mythology.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

The December number OF the Pro-
gross of ~ World Magazine contains
an unusual number Of illustrations. In
Guiding large half-tone portraits OF all
me newly-elected state governors and
oother important persons chosen for nr-
flee In last months election. Progress
OF the World company. l56 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

while the country 10 rendering It's
jurs mead Of praise 70 sts ola Roman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

Mrs. Alice c. Fletcher. who has
lived among the indians for some years
depicts a phase OF life that has an
historical interest and that u fast pass
ing away, in "rribal Life Among the
Omahas,' to appear in the January
Century.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15
|PosrMAsrERs AND SUBSCRIBE

1e Gazette desires TO be Informed
5never an Issue reaches Its patrons
than the regular ,ime . i9r atr' ,yil;
e gratefully received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15
OWNED on rAE TRUsrs.

IrHE DEMOCRATIC STATE HI
u METALLIC CONVENTION.
oived. That we hereby fndorse
1Fort Worth Gazette ms an able
1carlcsn exponent OF Democracy,
recommending Its course In the
we Recommend that tho friends
Ever rive, II thrir cordial ana
nc support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15


an unusual number Of illustrations, in
Guiding large half-tone portraits OF all
the newly-elected state governors and
other important persons chosen for Of.
hce IN last months election. Progress
OF the World company. l56 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York.
WIN Carleton appears this month in
MS popular magazine, Every Where,
ns not only poet, hut story writer.
Ills sketch of early frontier life en-
titled The Christmas Cara story OF
days when railroading was n very
crude thing to what II Is now-wIll he
read with interest by those who love
70 think OF the good old times. Every
Where Publishing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
In the Dellneator: The fashion
articles for the month are timely
ana complete, covering the entire
held OF styles for ladies'. misses and
children. millinery. lingerie. dress
goods and trimmings. The rich holt
hhy display IN the shops Is Interest,"
lnsiy described. Mrs Roger A. Pryor's
article ON the Social Code relates To so-
clety balls and TO balls and parties for
children. The space devoted To Wo-
mans Work ana Advancement includes
thoughtful conversation between
Edith NJ. Thomns and DR.. s. II. Elliott
on woman In Business, an Interesting
paper by Miss Margaret McNaurhton
Architecture as q Profession for Wo.
men, graphic description by Lucia Al.
Robbins of Woman's Work at the At.
lanta Exposition, Harriet Keith Forhes'
directions for burnt Decorations Upon
Cardboard and the continuation IN
sara Miller Kirby's Kindergarten Ar
ticles.
The Review of Reviews for Deeom-
berlin its Progress OF the World, d..
pnrtment, plunges as usual into the
discussion OF important current tonIcs
The assembling OF the Flfly-fo,,rih
congress, at home, and the disturbed
condition of Turkey und some of thc
European powers Vt this moment pres-
ent questions which call for extended
comment this month, The editor also
devotes several paragraphs 10 Tho
boundary dispute between Great nrit',
ain and Venezuela, and the results n,
tho recent elections In various states nre
reviewed aud summarized. hut This
department or the Review Is by no
means confined In Its range to politl-
ca or government affairs; II "coversp
such subjects MS the foundation of tho
Luther League OF America. tho a.
ings OF Schlattter. the so-callcd haaler
IN Denver. noteworthy events In M
educational world (Alr. Rockefelier's
latest gift to the University OF chi
capo. the inauguration OF a new presi.
dent at Colgate University, etc. ) and
biographical notes on important men
and women who have died during the
month tEugene Field. signor Bonghi
and othcrs)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15
Open Every Night Until $50.

ers." by A. $. Pier. illustrated. and
"lIopper's Old Man" by Il. G. V.
Myers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
the OUTFLOW or com.

NEARLY $1,000 90 WITHDRAWN NESTERDAN-THE
TEEAsrRY's STOCK RAPIDLY DwINDl.lNi
Deducting the gold withdrawn from the Sub-Treas
ury yesterday, the god reserve i under sfwN"
the amount taken out yesterday was &.'SVW. max
ng the total for the week 50 far &2s,"" II the
gold Withdrawals continue at the present rate there
VIII soon be t;e gold coin left in the Treasury Tor
the redemption OF lega, tenders. This II WIZ the
Government IS anxious for exporters 10 take gold
bars instead OF gold coin but the exporters VIII not
take them at the Governments offer, az - or per
ccn, or 81 - per 1909 The Treasury has In stock
NI,Wn.HD IN gold bars. OF which N9.0OOD is in TN.
city. ana II holds about Sl10yrO available goo
coin. Besides this amount the Trelsury hoiis
AS.oONo gold coin against outstanding GOLD Ger
tihcates. The Government mints can coin goa bars
at the rate of Slo.0U.cDD month.
one NJ President Cleveianl's friends In Wal street
sad yesterday that he had not heard We; about the
preparations for the next bond issue but he Thought
an Issue wOui be made at any early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York January -. 1928.
BEEvEs- Receipts IS 40 heat-is cars for x.
porr alive shipment IN dressed quarters. anc
car FOR a city saugherers home use No trading reei-
inc steady CIV dressed native sides slow AZ 7dac
ordinary choice quality extra do sold at pee per 10
No later cable advices. shipments to-day incude %U
cattle and sheep the LS dian Monarch 70 onnon'
and $50 sheep the Grecian 10 blasgoW
No sxports fresh reported Tor Friday
CALVES Receipts to-day. ~ head all direct with no
exception head. Nearly cars OF western caves
besides The latter solo ~ s. "ns2 20 Per 10" 10
quoted steady at siasI bunch OF barnyart
calves held Yesterday were not wanted dressed
calves were a little steadier In tone tut selling az SUD
san,ally the figures al 'nlo:c per 10 Tor cry
dressed veas 6a?c dressed tp'sc Tor ltle
calves and 3rQjc FOX dressed BARNARD and Western
saes-Hume & Mullen: ~ Western calves 2'i N aver
age AZ 81 ~ per 100 10. - do 80 10 al 81 40
r. p Nelson Western calves 3S' No. ri ). 60 40 DO.
3l7 N, AZ 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. = cars. or 500 head
u direct butchers ana : ears for the market
lambs although prices not lower qlaly consiefsi
Ordinary prime sheep sold az 81 I5as3 20 per 100 o
fair To- good lambs 81 259si si. culs az 81 Dressed
mutton steady 4gg6'c per b. dressed lambs slow at
sales ID Mcpherson & co.: 10 Indiana lambs. al 70 av
ersge 81 % per 100 n - do. - n az So - In
Iialenbeck Hollis: 225 Michigan lambs. ~ 10, AZ
s7s 10 ~ No. AZ 81 90 ~ state sheep ~ 10
at ST. Vermont sheep few lambs. ~ No. at ~ 90:
ia DO s8 10 a So 80 49, -
ID Harrington: III Western sheep. 40 NJ al 81 80, -
Michigan lambs nj 10. at 81 10
VI. collins: 100 Western sheep. loo ~ at - 10 -
on Feeling little firm. and fair TO good hogs are
qotable at 81 40Q$4 6j lV 10 few pigs sold AZ
81 rs Country dressed steady at 4sG5lsc FOR heavy TO
light. 90, q. ..
age at 81 Is per 100 n.
Newton & co: pigs. 1870 10. at 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

Chicago Ian >, ,Spc,inD. New York tried - bring
about rally wheat to-tny but ala not su'oc'd In
selling out tie 1t bougit early II made new ioa
record. May opened at Sac. sold between 6'sc and
5iitc 5i.c. Cables rather nfn. par
ficularlv Paris. There few damage reports In
reported less than 70 loads taken vs. diH
cDuraging as anything else, there increasr IN the
speculation The gossip n IN Wall Street and from Wash
irg'on continued Encouraging Export cearnnces w"r"
moderate leHH than DpJUp bushels There IRE"
selling the ast hour. which wa
credited g. Armour Receipts everywhere we're light
- bushels the primary points. only 1871 ears ~
Minneapolis and Duluth Wheat spectators here NJ" IA
the m0O await cash demand before attempting any
bail campaign.
Tho cash corn situation strong. C.fots mp a
srab0ard olearancea almost 10000 bushels. but
there was dropping down IN the speculation compared
yescfdav Tn" nade affected by the denioraliH
alton provisions. MAY opened ~ i'b'. sold
between iGisc i5.c and c,Os"d al G'gc. Receipts
the estimate lot tomorrow 100 There
wa such a situation Ia corn. me 'afh
market was up The futures early were strong
They closed with adyanc" lost Man opened az 2'tc
.s,i-c and .ii.c. and closed nj sr: The
Offering i2igc rate To- the s"abnfd AMI
there was a IOr Receipts were u cars
the estimate for tomorrow. ~ cars.
Provisions weak almost ~ weak as On Wednesday
3Oc lard lJc. ribs l2ls. The packers were
doing selling. than anybody else Their"
was by shorts. notably swift ami 'udahy
There hogs, III. estimate for Tomorrow was
rs go: prices n the yards Zoe owel
ON the puts May wheat 53isc. calls 'f'gc
Puts on May corn we're i3c. calls i5'.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Ian. 2i.-Cattle-Recepts last - hours iI0
head total for week thus far go head ior same ums
week $50 head consigned through iS, neaa.
New York $40 head; sale 20 head marker .penneeS
sow anil firm but ,er: closed firm; Neas Is Oo
81 30. choice s. 15aSG Hogs-Receipts last - hhrs
400 head total week thus far, 6lbo mead ior sany
head 10 New York 800 head: sale 800 head mar.
ket opened strong weakened closed iuly vents
ers easy at 81 25asi 10; pigs 81 23aa ~ Isn. nyy
6. 2ssSi 10 GOOD mediums 81 3oSt 30; choice heaVy;
s. 3og$i 10 oughs 81 5og$3 IS: stays sSa IS 10 goo,
smoo,h lot, So iOa$3 Sheep and Iss.
"a hours a 400 head total week thus far 10 90 heaa
for same dime week. 400 head consshs os SsH
400 head: 20 New-Yok. 500 head on sae p" ms"'
49, rhr ,r'soI. good to choice lambs. 81 IoGso far 70
good "a s5asi To light 81 I6qst TO- cnls and sommon
ss and Common 81 7Sas2 80 and wethsrs
20 UiSn stock Yards chicago Jan - Cat'e-Rsce,pts
sS , and 81 og So 10 cows and bulls
Al SASS 80: calves Sa<5 80 Hogs Receipts ss sUg
head Marke, weak Heavy ~ su - 80; o1mo"' sS 10;
Suiet and unchanged Inferior TO choice s2ps 10 ians
ssas4 90 $50. p.,,,. ,.,s hon, M.rp.,
ufeless and iOgi5c lower Native steers * 5Ogs3 40:
cnus 81 oJdse 10 Texas steers 81 20uS3 90 Hogs-Rs-
csin,s III head weak market prevailed with prices
sSt0r lower The bulk Of 81 soast 10. with
brought ssaS4 fair good light and mixed lots IS -
asa oS common to ordinary light. 81 ionN ~ sne.p
AZ hs advance previously reported Native nixe 500 ~
81 e5as3 81 Southwest 81 IS good at ~ 90
81 40 light lambs at sass 10 49,, ,..
East liberty. Jan. .t:-cattIe- Receipts sh, marke,
steady Prime. 50 icQs5 30 good 81 oeas4 30; good
butchers x+0st 30 rcugh Fat s3aS3 70 fair light steers
81 2oss ~ IossReceipts iigh, market SON n ~
best mixed. 81 23us+ 20 Workers. 81 lOaN ~ r1usns
asa Sheep-Suppy light market rm for bo,h sheep Az
lambs Extra Soass az god sSssS 40; 60 fsi;
lambs So IDUS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY D. sa5-Fo1RTEEN

emanations the excited minds OF the bears The
close at the lowest point OF the day al 'su's. u
cline Exporters bought 1900 bush No red wn M
59isc b and ~ January and Nc under naS
spot; 1000 bush a. over May I b anoa ana W." ~.
bush NJ hard Manitoba spring a. 9isQssc over hiss
b anoat .coRN-The market durin: thr ,,,a s, ay
part ~ the moderately active. WIN quite az
und-ron- ~ srelvth prices WORKING up WIN yh, ei
lays and quite good outside trade Their" was ohsoei
able buying for reaction and reports or ehcSiei
demand for cash property Chicago for shipment east
ward The break whs1t. however, IN the AFTERNOON
started selling and prices way rather easily
leaving nN quiet figures. isW'sc net de-
cline. cash duie, and little easier No WIS
quoted price -sator. January closed At t
bush sold Of NJ ot Inspection at ssc over MAY
ahoat loCoO bush steamer yellow half AT 4"c rirFh
half i9i2c delyered 5000 bush steamer corn
OATS-In oats there was a firm tone during the cary
~ the session prices hardening with the Improve
men In other grain but there was no special LEHMAN" o,
vcii, ut the advance and later In the day win the
decline in wheat and corn offerings became son"wha,
liberal the market closing at unchanged to nc nrt
cash quiet. Sales included JOU bush
W 33igc elevator ana 1900 bush track white
at ,filic. NJ white oats quoted AT 31c.
Market dun Quoted: Boatiosds ,rid6ic for
y, Milwaukee, and cflI'ajc Tor ungraded Western.
MALT Market dull; Western quoted at Iodi3c.
SEEDS Market quiet clover quoted AZ $9fS9 ~ AID
,iunthy oOdSG .Bt = KWfEAT Market quilt:
Ilo, Il A 54ua' AMI silver hull 4S1fJ2c
We give FOR comparison the closing prices OF fhe pr
nd ror spending Cat. last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
EXPORTS no DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

N@w-Y0rk January - $50
COTTON Our market opened steady. but points lower
GA months point IN late months compared
with Yesterday closing prices There was reaction
rom Che opening prices advancing or points rom me
prices paid first sales the Improvement being atrhu'ri
quite free buying against sales ~ the South for export
Their. reaction during the morning session which
advance coward the clo~ final prices showing net adj
~ 3u5 ponts. Very steady In tone Total sales
w"r" 1910. bales one operator took line or 300
bales May ~ 55t the cotton presumably being taken
b. c' house which deals largely In spot coitun against
saes at Houston for export Liverpool closed quiei ana
II" European market does 90 De- doing AZ wei
expected for spot Is reported by pubic cables
To lie ruling buyers There som" uu!lng bi
Wall street operators Both bulls and b'ars advance
a. favor - heir side. but " rs noticed that
20 10 enter INTO large deals
and deaf - the LusH"s- ~ switching cihrac
ter The bears claim HAT The movement j. altogether goo
heavy 90 warran material advance M prices. Mail
affc~s from Europe fus' hand state thar the demand
cotton has been the main caus-
~ the large as"s IN Liverpool during M last two
weeks although tho trade demand has been sufficient IN
itself to pressure Ili - tn" IDEA
prevail IN Liverpool mat even Win O,DOVb
bale crop prices represent basis ~ which Invest
purchases viii ultimately show profit. Pleniy u
cotton offered hs southern holders The receipts al the
10 bales against no 7o6 last 1876 80 bsles
last Receipts at Houston to-day were iJ.s bales
against $50 bales week. CS5 bales last and
Meuphis 1881 bales against lo'D bales last week. 100
bales year. Receipts New Orleans fpr FRIDAY
estimated 500 10 1900 bales agans 1855 bales last
week. SOSs bales last y~ar.
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids IL.
Tf LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
ning range and close to-day and closing bids the
LII LII LII L.

closed very steady 10 points advance
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
January 80. February . -. Total sales O+uD bales
spot dun and easier. udding upands. II 10.
mitling gun 3 i5-i6c which Is unchanged compared with
yesterdays closing Sew York net receipts 80 bales,
grc,' $50 tai.~ Great Britain a2i2 bales. forwarded.
d6l bales stock. l42 i53 bales Total net port receipts
isy - 20 tales Thus far this week if3OS" bales
Exports today: Great britain. 4"Uol bales. France.
80 bales. Continent go bales Thus fnr this week
Britain 1870 pa3 bales France 2tIlg bales con
iln-ni ~ 7s3 bales, stock ici3ois bales
Iiv,rr..h areui buyers favor. sales
tales. speculation ami export 100 bales. American
10 49,, bales. receipts. 1850 bales. American. 2oupp
laie- fniddng upands 30. Futures opened qui"t. cell
nights prices. closed gui"t ana stenii ~
point e decline 2sOr January February .'s.
rebrinfy. March 2aa',b Mtrch-Apr .Jlisb. Ann May.
.a2b: Nsy June 2bjss. Iun"July %D1b, luly-'Lgust.
gDob August spf.rs~f p3'sb september Oc-1'er. Jn5s
Ootoier n, eritr 3's,ss November December 9pssb
Mai steady clo'hS moderate j.mgnj. Pom
k~,rpts ~ 49, bales. last
year ~ bales since January l. l3l.~O bales asst
,.ar -. "a Ana. 90 bales. lost 1000
and ~ go bale, respcti,ev. since Janusry /. con
,ineni tales last year. GOO and 5000 bales
TOFFEE- upward movement hanging frou IN 10 ~
listed hv local operators The latter attempted
IN. MAJ. aurrs nnrning but prices failed % Yield
sem-n, IN derived by the bulls from the small
c.iut. AZ no and santos ami The large deliveries also
,,e,pey sul and prices show- but slight
he ot,~nlng fru AT unchanged quotations. NJ
quoted a. 200 t-is. exchange. lvs. receipts 2Wbl
lss. santos nfm ~ ie) feis de'iin" tp
issD: receipts V'oo bags s'o'k fi6-" bags Hamburg
open.i qul~i unchanged and 'losei hrin bu quiet
aiyan.e January. - February. 10 - March
"a ~ Ira,fe opened dun and unchanged ana closed
a, !, franc advance. sales i2rD bags, January. -.
February. ~ March. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

Liverpool Jan - 3:i5 p. m.-geef-Extra India rness
sr.ad, at 1tN. prime steady al Us I'd PORK
Prime mess Western fine steady at 5s 81; DO medium
steady AT S2s 81 Hams Short cut about ~ 70 10 10.
s,aadv AZ .3s Cumberland cur. about ~ 70
80 IL dun nj 32s rib. about y No. dull at BIS "a
long clear middles abou, - ~ dun az 3s Cd long ara
short clear mddes about ~ ID. dull at Jos shouiders
about ~ 10 Is 70 dull Dos CheeseAmerfcan hnest
ab.Ie d,,l AZ 4s American colored. duh at Sos
TaIow--Prime city nominal Cottonseed oil-Liverpoot
refined easy al 3D. Spirits u turpentine steady AZ
BIS Rosin-d'ommon steady AZ 81 "a lard-Prme
Western. spot. duh at 33s Cd Wheat.No red WINTER
ST. Louis fancy winter duh a, IS % corn-Mhsa
Western spot steady IS IlA.d January STEADY az
Is lid February steady b iigi March steady az
Is ii4d Hops Lonion-Pacihc Coast firm at = osv
~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Ian .l-,oton steady; nlddling Obs; tow
midnx aa.c: good ordinary. iSsc. net ana
ceipts 443 bales exports To Great Bralh 80, i9i
continent 2q1 bales coast wise +3.3 baer; sa'es |'S
bales; stock. 20S $50 bales. ,,u,c. si.c iov
Norfolk Jan. 2+-coon STEADY h ,e", ne and gross
rsc,n,s stO bales exports Great Britain to"S ~ AS
coastwise. 2,7es bales sales ''' '''''
bales .,.adv, GOOD middiing,
,d,,,ns lido. low mlddling. 1915 goo o,u'
nan o"itc: net receipts ssss bales gross " re 80
sn,,s IN t;r.at Britain. 3 200 bales rranes, sS
Saiss. coaswise 4472 bales; sales. 81" oa'es ''eA'
Ssy -, os Ian 2a-Coton quiet and easy midd'ins
,cc' low middlng &c good ordinary. tI.lec; ~
snd gross receipts. 1878 bales exports eoas'w~~ ~~
bales: sales as bales; stock. so.93l bslea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
JIro COLLECTIONS TO Re som

The collection OF Louis Petich. ex-lfalian Mih'S-
ter to Mexico and Peru. and Of Fumhira Sirasu'
OF Toxic, Japan. now on exhibition AT the
American Art Galleries. Madison Square South'
10 remain there until their dispersal at auction
The Petch collection includes paintings. carvings
bronco porcelans. glass. tewelry. embroideries
vestments chasubles. etc. gathered by Mr. Pe'lch
during his residence in the city OF Mexico and In
Pueblo MIR. Petich also the owner OF the
etbnographicaI Mexican collection loaned to the
METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art Some specimens OF
the old china now at the American Art Galleries
are said TO be unique in this country.
The Slrasu collection Is made W. Of rare japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-york January 81. 1895.
prANs AID PEAS-The jobbing trade seems be sup
d fr The present and the itte ull I'm the demand
lion the sharp edge on the market FOR white beans.
- a. moi much change In the range OF quotations. but
nr outside figures difficult 10 reach Red knd-
,a, ,r. nrner with 81 generally asked for best
~ ,s other kinds remain quiet. Green peas slow We
nmne for choice quality Beans. domestic, marrow per
81 vi. ash ~; do white kidney s. 40 do red Kidney
E, IL De- lima california s. sogs2 IS: do foreign pea
81 5ifsi 20: do foreign medium. oOasl 70 peas
DI,TIER- market is developing ssadier tone ON
fancy fresh Creamery Sne1nss are lighter weather
terest. No was willing to sell extra marks to-day
below 23c There IT, however. large accumulation OF
fresh merry from choice downward and the inability
10 move these goods Q weak unsettled feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-25

Est.n. Jan. 24.-The demand Tor wo1l has decidedly
irur,rei and the business of the week has the
largest this year. The total sa-s iiODUD H. The
market steady ia price Large sales Of Territory wool
b,ve made the 81 1ni2c ~ Including
Gnc medium largely at iOailc with III. basis
40 Tor nne and medium $3.50. for medium
Texas sold at sale for spring and sasc for fail
ssIe Of 20 ~ fail California made at lOr per
p,Ilc, Nools better demand nrner for
roniing Inwash~d neeces have been In good demand
and and three eghhs combing blood sod ~
bale with ohio and Michigan unwashed and un-
at l3c per NJ Washed fecces have been
nm,ei with ohio a i6c; Xxx at lie and No at 100
10 Michigan X i5c. and No at lsc per n. No l
bre woods dull at 1890 and fine delaine At lSu
,pc Tor ohio lie for Michigan In Australian wool
,.e-c have good sales At is02ic Carpet WOODS
steady and fair demand