, 1872-11-08
holders need feel no further delicacy On that
score. 1t is only the CALLED jade that winces

ordeal With unTrung WitherB.
before the Board Of Trade is reported in our
local columns, has ended in curious way. The
Board voted this afternoon to e1peu Alr. Baxter
from membership, by q vote Of l67 against SO,
and retained tho other members Of the firm =
the sympathies Of the Board were with A1r. Myer
in the affair, as he is understood to have been
absent during the predetermined transactions
brought to light BY the evidence; and the chief
fault found with him vas that he did not
suning that Mr. Baxter did right. Hnd
he taken tho former course there probably
would not have been q single vote cast against
him. It is presumed that the majority Of tho
members took q similar view Of A1r. For1ey's
We may hold that the Board could not well
have acted otherwise in reference to Mr.. Baxter,
Ten out Of eleven Directors had voted to re-
commend him for expulsion, after they had
gone over the evidence e1haustiyely and given
the defendants the opportunity to say ali TINT
could be said in their favor. If they could not
decide Justly, then certainly the whole Board
could not so decide on cursory hearing Of the
testimony.
The leading produce markets were moderately
weak tone noted yesterday. corn and rye being
again lower while wheat recovered somewhat
from the depression. Provisions were Grmer.
The bulletin showed rather Light receipts Of
6 pds .av " 1e
ts1t ~ @ inoe1u, ~
backbone of the reader. And thera wa MT ru1t
much improvement in thus direction today.
though freights were lower Tho business was
principally Speculative, There was fair de-
maud for stable and fancy groceries. aud the
movement was On q more liberal scale than dur
ing the preceding dayg of the week. In values
no changes Voro 1oted the general market ruline
steady at yesferdav's nnotofion rha ~ ennds ,1a
prices. With the execution of stan5nrd
cotton textiles. and the heavier wool1ens.
which arc fairly held at former rates.
the market seeing to bo working
Stocks are not large. 50 thst the absence Of &C.
tiyity in the demand has rot az vet resulted in
any material s'eoftenins" Of prices. Cheese
was firm at 131z@14Ic for Western, and 15(0
16c for Now York. Prime factory is in ligIt
stock, but common grades arc plenty. Coal
a s the ouot nrca frts po
main quiet. Hay was again firm, and further
advance is looked for. There we're only a few
soquent increase in the demand Tor w pressed @ de-
dn hodsg and were
but little inquired Tor. an and the we weak feeling SO
the the merlot. ut Ieather her, " oi1s ''a'n,p tnocco ~
and wood rn]cj steady and nnchans~e3' '
Trade 1T tha n Imber Tar's wos snd bo th
as for few aTs past. Tie yoluuo % Of business @ is
necessarily 1inLt for tI,e want Of cartere % Rni1d.
ine materials ara to1nroh1v actiye aifboua' fa
firms arc able to fiji or1era' Coone1o9a vas vas
auiet and prcos coninue M to rne 9teaS at "Ts rn.
cent QUOTATIONS. Metals and tinnors' o stocl; 80
in usual demand. Tn plate has declined % Soc al ali
round. Iron. steel and nails Wore fa;rv activa
and steady: Broom cor corn. T hops. - and dive wool , vera
in limited request former prices being sustained.
Solt continues to meat Wit + m eTcn1Ient damand
and IN vaW Of tha nrese1t 1;aht snnn1v and h;~I,
freirht rates another advanco 10 ndt iinnrobabja
haf6ra 1nng sao5a 1roro =, sor,a aa,rrno aot;,,n
totbr rs steadr ~ 20 q a 9oV fe aro
reaT - * 10 for nr1 i"r t1t a}eadn e, o"t
Potatoes ON track ar Iower on sccont of fub Iho
d;c"1tS i; reIaorin tn,,, ~ 4,n fa;r y, tn
nhtsinad 1rpa,' ariaa arar LUZ thn
Anncs ara firm md n,1;c s,io i at % 80 ooMs tn IN
ns7 brl in reta; scY snd 80 s5@o 5i foT cer
fots Grnnherries and otIor fr,1St on;et md
without change in prices. ~ ~ 7' 1
Hirhwines inactive and no7n;na11v unchanoed
in syInnathv with the tone If New Torl; ailvices
There Vas some inouiry. hut buyers and eo]lers
we're apart. We ouoto: B91Sc bid. and Soc asked
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