New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
WOOL EXCHANGE.

country and while the men at the head OF the " Ooi
Warehouse Company dlscldm any spirit OF opposi-
ton or antagoalsm To Boston. and while they are
most friendly TO the Boston wool men. they hop" 10
draw some trade to this city in the wool linz which
would come here II there were no accomm3l a-
tons such the proposed warehouse will offer II
i expected that effect OF the tariff viii be
a decided increase in the importation Of wool. and
that much OF this imported material will 80 to the
consumer through the warehouse
Merchants and dealers In wool and growers who
come 10 this market will be benefited by the insttu-
on through its possibly becoming the congree ltns
place OF all who are n any way connected with the
industry.
The warehouse will be centrally situated. and
viii be easy OF access from the present wool WOOL
len and dry goods districts. and convenient TO III"
large commission houses. where the manu,a't-
urers have their accounts and where many OF them
have offices
Some o. the floors will be arranged for OIL es.
which viii be occupied ly brokers ard merchants.
Unusual facilities viii be offered COR r"c'iVlnS.
storing marNciire and forwarding wool ana no
palms VII be spared 10 make The warehouse 10
every way popular with those who are engaged In
the various branches OF The wool trade
There will also be bank connected with ~"
complny's plant which VIII De- "a accommodation
90 the mer, hauts ard manufacturers "ho are mem
bcrs OF 90. Exchange.
The . noor o. the -r"at warehouse NilI ID" ''-
cuni.I d., the Wool Club oi 3D." city of N""-( ORR.
which was Incorporated last october through th"
efforts o. lfi,,u o. New-YorKs representative wool
merchants The officer, OF tine cub are President
colonel William ]. strong. y,e-pfe"ilcnt william
Hloo,irood. treasurer. Edwin Langdon. secretary.
iohn T. Fnurc The committees named arr Mem
b.rahfg Committee. George T. -to 'kweN. - -
Cray = ~ soufhNlck Theodore " Moii's. VII
lam plo0dgood. Auditing committee \. foll"ll
Theodore IS Morris. :. b 'h.ti""I"n
rh. .f4h has crown steadily sine" It's oi-"nIl'-
i, l roa lts membership iis incluics the names
o. r.4r's al IN, prominent urtrhan's and maui
f..fff.ra who do turir'.s tn TINS market T." -"
iloAl.nI. one of tie original members o' me
club Gtl. . ,.,t ,,r,,o-
mon. fa,or.il~ auspices than the Wool tlrn. We
tf. constantly RECEIVING applications TOT uriho'i ,
.t.in b.f tho number ~ members i~ limited anu
th. prospect 81. that the limit VIII be reached nelor'
i,s when one considers how many merchants are
Interested IN The wool trade and "hcn one KNOWS
that the club rooms VIII pc quite 'qual III tNeTy
rrspect 10 IA, requirements Of the most eNacting.
There Will b.. large lOungin groom. WIN orl-
f..Ilon., omen nr.plaCrs. From the longing room
4 SHAPED dining room which VIII %" AZ the S"u'H
west corner 81 the building. 49,
The caff Will pc circular In form. thirty one ieet
ir diameter with "a domed ceiling OF stained glass
nineteen feet high There VIII be n mosaic ston"
moor i'm thls room. the walls of which VIII b"
walu.sot.I ia antique oak to IN" h"igh OF SIN
feo Ther. viii also be- several small dining rooms
a large r"adine-ro and ladies' reception ana
ladies dining rooms 49,,
81 Ii, the decoration II the various rooms. the
lounrlnR-room will be ntted with mahogany. the
dining room viii be- colonial In style the care VIII
n. finished I'm dark antique oak. and the ladies' r.
rcrtiou and dining rooms VIII be finished IN library
STYLE with green and olive as the prevailing colors