The New York herald., 1873-09-11
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Opening a. . New Exchange ON Green
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Opening a. New Exchange on Green
wieh Street Yesterday.
The nrst regular meeting of the Butter and
Cheese Exchange was held at the Stewart Building
corner Of Reade ana Greenwich streets yesterday
afternoon. FOR some time past the question OF or
ganlzing an Exchange has been mooted among the
the cheese and butter men, and at preliminary
meeting held In June, II was decided to organize
the Exchange. which yesterday sprung into life.
At the opening OF the meeting the following reso-
lutions were offered BY Mr.. II. A. Pierce:-
RESOLUTIONS.
TIE r question now .ratng the
Aanc and srSSnsg for the
by leading 70 greater economy in the storage transfer
ana exchange o these co%%oSe. and whereas the
nizs that this commerce leads al other and that
sc nss ,sy united IN
Ina, ADVANTAGES q New York
prise Of her and earring companies shall
land and other competing cities in order to maintain her
Resolved That therefore emphatlc.ly endorse any
tarai predacts IL New York. ' '1'"Ans'
in pamphlet and
Of New York. in establishing this Excnange to add
the removal OF bSrdensome TAX on the movements Of
prod uce in this market
They were unanimously adopted, and after the
made the following speech:-
may we'll congratuiste yourselves the progress
Of your enterprise not altogether on account OF t sue
Sc Sy as to hs
ea We a TO ss q TIVE MaG,s %
IT, s p es
msteiis Welfare and wants Of and the supply
msnt ana every ndiydaa bears relation 70 T. and are
state o SSsehC nSws Ssysr
tui in asserting AMI s, ,snSrcins their : spp
asa l s espssity in al their pursuit. have sQn@oS
certain protect il their they
on against the csrryins companies and markets that
opsraOn q the just Laws Of hs ssaaon n
an corporations interests parties that attempto main
Your proposition originates from the same violation Of
hS ssas s are the he Pro
generation Of the merchants in economising ana in
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r.,
chants here that i shall Be eonapcted with economy
In the earlier and slower Of trade such facil
to I p whsn s
telegraph and merchants must IN their transactions be
Exchange and this the grandest centre Of trade IN the
prsaSes S 60 sas Yosk blood Of all
Of baslnes This IS eminentiy a movement not only
tending to the removal q Damaging tag on the trans.
facilities ior conducting the trade, and should
&
n Y s m ns ns s Uio
motion r Of their Swn and the Of Of New
York that She may well be proud o. occupying
sSppsiSn and
service and I'd By the
Ss; and tie sesoTdsd
that has not as fundamsnsi object The
1nSs 1nsss i' II the % matter % Of cheap
Reap ths pubic interest," which is own Ana VIII
tan s AND
sjs1as HSs josras. ei SANDING
and future s. in the past Perhaps % Win
ana VIII show
In this movement and its Importance.
Mr.. Erastus Brooks also made q lengthy speech,
in which he praised most highly the action Of the
merchants In organizing an Exchange for their
own protection and ior the benefit oI the immense
cupied about three quarters OF an hour. and was
pregnant with wise Suggestions and good advice
as to present needs and the future course.
LETTERS.
Letters were received from Horatio Seymour, r.
f. Fenton Mayor Havemeyer, ID. 8. Jewell ]. M.
Webb, 8. G. Crittenden, in which those gentlemen
regretted their inability to attend.
The following Is
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR DIX.
SEArELp, WEST HAMPTON, Sept G. 1878.
@ ~ s should be Dsasa % aSses %
Cheese Exchange II were in my power The interest
1t is Intended promote has an importance and
largely into the general prosperity Of the
try that shall cheeruly concur in any measure calcu
needless restrictions embarrass
mens With best wishes for the successful results
the movement you inaugurating, am very truly
yours, JOHN A. DIX.
DEAY ECT ATH