The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-14

more than tweaty-stx thousand doars lwor Of the
dealers.
rhc country wagons, at psssent have the right aal
privilege 70 remain the block Of ground yest0 Wet
street a. pre- ent all day, but by the resoufdn pt~t
y the oo,nnn Council tho fsrlcrs viii Le ooGsrd !.
.eave at u NJ this block at preseat disposcd vin
aeon, two hundred aud atty wagons snpy .of
ncscn. 70 nee'snnoae all the suleque 20 the
'ms ihey are Compelled 10 leave streets more csps
esy allowed 70 remain in the street % LITTLE Ltsr
p".ed " your committee. ~ ~.
, rot me better regulation @ such ,narsss wsgou~
remark that they should be placed on the bocL we. a
We, street. your committee therefore aubni that thS
esrrcd in, and the ioiowns resolution sdopt. Ia nsu
Resolved Tha, ,hi, Board uoneopeyr Win a. p,.,,,
m Aioe men In the sioption OF thu re~olutssu an
pended 70 the report o. had body and which Ia hereto
R-svsd, Ths. the farmers and market u.n s,npov 4.
the city u New York produce In country wsgoui fros
ihng Island, wesche~er county sna New 5er~y he ana
heeinaer Inontioaethc west sde Of woS sires, from
Cortandt 70 Icy street aso, the vest side o. West street
from Barclay 70 Chamb~r- street sho In ths
centre Of ley street from West Gfecn~ch street. sav
ing and excepting The Intersection o streets aud pasags
ways 10 the piers, until o'circk A. ~ anf tia, al
marks men remaining after SO eock'A. M that mag
arrive after said hour shall bc placed that section a
the block west ofWc-t street present cupied by the
farmers and that said section shan continue allotted 1.
the farmers daring the entire day Tor the standing n
wngons laden Will produce, and the commssloncr a.
streets and Is,np- hereby directed 10 have sai pioeA
Resolved Thai perinisslon 4. hereby granted 20 the
a'oFesaid market men 10 place their wagons
hit! o any q he public marLee In the upper section AZ
The el'y GIDEON GHroN,
FRANCIS N. cURRY
JOHN W 7. Van Ln'ER,
l. WAINWRIGHT
Committee Markets.
Councilman Cosovra objected TO the rcso,ution
oontaincd In the above report, and oHcrcd the f1-
lowing as substitute -
Resolved That the ,rkct or farur,r ara hersSg
~ sl het in Ian.i
IRON The iiucspn river n fr =. y may b. Necessary
ene side of she strcet only, ,ill 10 o'clock A. NJ
Councilman PRENTICE objected to thls subs,itae
He said the wagons might as well b. placed oo
Crcenpolni as well AZ on Canal street. There was
room enough FOR these wagons In West eSfeet, and
that was the proper place Tor them Ia Caaal street
they were out of the way, besides ambcnK up one
of the finest streets IN the city.
Councilman CoNovPK moved that the whole
salJect bc referred back To the Committee uu Mia.
kefe.
Councilman CLIFTON hoped this motion TO refer
back would not prevail. He hnd not heard good
argument against thfsrcpor-not one. II was time
enough for The farmers 10 90 up town when the poo
pie wanted them there The market was the pro-
per place FOR these wagons, they being part and
parcel Of market business. lie sustained the rcro-
luton of the report
moved. substitute that the whole matter be re-
ierred 10 special committee OF Ave. This motioa
wns not seconded.
The vote was then taken upon Mr.. Conovrr's mo
ton 10 refer hacL 10 committee, which was lost.
The vote then M upon Mr.. tonoyer's first
resolution fixing Canal street the place for farm
err wagons The vote wae as follows ffirn,ntive
IL negative -. The substitute was declared ioA
The vote was then taken upon thr original resolu-
lions presented IN the report a The committee which
was adopted, the vote being as follows: Affirmative
~, Bs gatiyt !. only.
The Board then adjourned.