New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
GUARDING NETWORK BUSINESS AND CON-
L| it MERGE.

GUARDING NETWORK BUSINESS AND COM
L 81 MERGE. ., .-
MEETING OF THE CHEAP TRANSFORMATION AssocF
ArioN-THE SALE OF TIE LATERAL CANALS
FRIIGHT RATES AND HARBoR INSTRUCTIONS.
Tie regular monthly meeting OF the New
York Cheap transportation Association was he'a NJ
their rooms yesterday. Benjamin P. Baker presiding
After the transaction OF preliminary business, they
eiec ted the following Standing Committees:
gTniaai Bea p Baker seavsr PAGE W. Preston
a. dIasns and srsaneJoip Kerp wtie1 Brown.
BssSsv TraHspora nF Thurbe John r. Henry Spencer
c1aGI T+anporaaor-ians Home, Drake Benz W. FOyd Frank
lin Eeson Caares Wa:oos Rison cn,o, Jobn D. Wing
o an iTc11or q T. |gde' W. u "n'n 'o "
Ltgssaaor-J r. Hensy j. B. Thurber p A. Potts. chus waoas
Slailsss-Geo Brown, p. Brownns. Gee IL h'lier John
CaAeiu h. L. Merchant, Chas Z. Baker, ChaA r. Cooper
The Executive Committees submitted the names OF
the following firms and individuals, who were duly
elected members;
William Williams Il Co.. Catlin. Bruudrett d Co., Henry
Maitland, A. & c. Kaufmaun, j. & j. A. Josephs, H.
Bacnarach & Co.. b. II. smith & Co.. VIM. EyerdePs
sons HeTr 3 K: ISseE Crook faeer
Isaac E. smith Sou, Cooper King, Caldwell, Weston
ingalls, so Marx. co.. Hunter Keller Co. E. n. Blunt
y CO.. CaTtwrlgnt q Aarrison C mares srecUe 4
sebert, stranR &c Holland Brothers, Morrell q CO.,
Joseph ERey son, r. S1e Coo op hdrance Patt
Co.. Riessner & Klysel, Alexander King a Co. % ~ ~
Church. H. A. Barr, ROsslter a. SA!dnOfe, fech wan
dell, ID. f. Temann Il Co.
The Executive Committee also submitted the following
which were adopted:
W has the tnoVsdse Of nsaesfs o. this 1 A %sr
ton that Foods are being ppa ron s . 20 % & can De
non JAM Se: g G s 70 s 1s Boston
per 100 1oo1 SsIr .-' Ts date T sIeise Boston
sl'S York 10 Ss s ND nd IS cent, PEI
WheGA sald dsernnaoSs are MUST and injurious 70 inc com
Of
Assccacn l discrimination ard report at
this A=Oaaon wnss steps axe necessary 70 fee'
The Committee on Canals submitted the following
resolutions. which were also adopted:
WAsas people Of the state Of at the la,t election
this STATE BY which power granted to the Legislature " dO0
F lis EIoeisnoT the IN bis recent
message recommended the Of an act BY the Lare c'sa.g
Rsod That in the opinion Association is Of the utmost
Indicated shou be taken at the earliest
RsosSd TIA. the eieucr existence Of the min
canals are ge depene.' upon me aoavS .eO1 ana @ e.Sa
should the interest Of ts pubiic a. large
Rd hat the Committee on Canal % % iS
quese pepa aud submit Suitable memorial 70 Tue
r. J. Martin submitted the following resolution which
Whrsai The important work Of e distractions at Hell
Gate Harbor greatly isre aud upon ,sy al &C.
entirely suspended consequence oil the nA'equae
appropriations thus iar made by CoHetess a l. .,s that
an ,S. o . ov 81 So ooeSr, rca these
uHaYOdh Subjected 70 tAe dangers Oh
this Uassge; aud II, 4,
rra. asuenoy Of bs approgistOn, has eOm0eld tie
great disadvantage aad m'eh
Rrester to ne
1rs6f An oSr,ston Sch as aslel for Newton the
engineer charge BE- -ui 90 Tar o"rd eohe
ipg this beneficial eaterpn q; AMI -
WhreaS The Government having undertaken the woH owes an
TIE Of country " aYod All Ln4tecssa
DELAY n is completion Therefor,
RoVd Tia. Association respectfully but urgeHty asa Con
e.s 10 auprope the John Newton,
charge the ending June So 1916 20
Wit 500 600.
The following also adopted
Rred agent Of his Association henstructed to
Obtain tarf Of fire Phsdepha snf
Balumore all competing po4lts WIN Aes.YOsS AMI ia. register
the Association for the information Of