New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
ELECTIONS ar TWO EXCHANGES.

There was much interest taken in the cleo
ton Of officers and managers OF the Produce and Cotton
Exchanges yesterday. Elcl Exchange had five tickets
All of which Dad their canyassers ana strong supporters
At Produce Exchange tne members seemed TO give
attention the election than 10 business. Clerks
with tickets and one was per-
mitted 90 pass until had full supply Of them. At
the ballot about dozen members ready 10
supply more tickets. There third guard with
slips upon which the names OF Alexander Mum, a
representative OF Cue shipping interests when had been
ignored Dy tine regular caucnses ana W. H. Mcllnahn5y,
me AewYUrk Central Road. Ills Name was on the
Regular" ticket ODiy.
There were I'VE tickets; lhe Regular" " AntrHer;
rica," Independent Holman Independent Her"ick,
aud AnyDody's" ticke Three OF them had the
two Jacob IL. Herrick All had tue name
of Edward s. Whitman, for yice-preSldent ;
n Eye Tue Regular ticket had the following candi-
dates managers: Robars stobo. Thomas A. Meia-
tyre, Benjamin Dogan, JOnn A IoOey, James r. BOYD
Daniel A LIdley, Charles ID. Sabln John Gledhill Al
fred EsT Henanne hd Huf%s B%sR
ticket had the same candidates for managers eI-
ceptng that Joshua Lat9rop j. A. Amlung and Charles
g. Burke were subs for lessrs saDl, acihanney
and Bush. Tue Independent tickets nad an ehtlIe
Lad Inc same candidates lor inspectors of election.
Tue provision merchants were opposed 10 Mr. Herrck as
"A rule aud Il Large number OF the grain representatives
also against iin II / said mat there was some
opposon against Mr.. Herrck by the Free MasOns be-
cause ne permitted. at recent meeting Of the Board OF
Managers. at when be presided DAVID bingham, 10
make an onslaught upon That body when IL was proposed
10 stone new DulluluS CeIt"
monies oil me order. Mr Holman elected by LOIS
votes against 574 for dr. Herrck No sooner Was II
learned by the members than three cheers gwen
for anti monopoly" t. Oens declared victory for that
interest," h. >. Whitman elected vCe-pr'sident, and
samuel Jacob treasurer Ii ook 80 long to count the
bllioLs nat tue managers was MOI announced.
Al the Cotton EXcua Se WnlCu mas Only 0he-SlAtn or
the membership OF the Produce EAonanse there were
five ti,kes rnere were two Regular tickets, one Of
which mad Joseph Woman Tor president and tue other
NJ B. Fielding. olegned Gruuer ana water l. Miller
were ON All of tue Tor ycepresldent and tire
urer respec.ivey On one reg dlar ticket the follow
iny were named managers: Al. Is. Fielding, Thomas
scott d. q. Wa,ts, A. n. orr. HOOert IannaulI, d. A.
Baldwin Henry uentz Charles ID. Miller, L. Walter, H..
X Robertson, James 4. Wenulan, N. NJ MuIcHison
Ma er Lehman, T.. A. FacnlIl, George H.
Moore. Tue only changes in tne managers ON
te other regular ticket we're the substitution 81 g. r.
sUith, VILLAIN Wood waId, Jr +. W. Williams and john
L. MacauIay Messrs iannani, miller, Walter ana
Koucrtuu The OF Messrs scott, CONAN, Bad
via, iieuLz, Wenman, hurcnsOn, Lehman, taonri anu
Moore were other tickets. NJ Is. Fielding was
elc president l7S lOl ldr
Iroman: grIed elected vice president,
and Mate 4. hiIlleT treasurer. Ihe following we're
elected gers: I1Omas scott, MAJ Lehman d. H.
Baldwin, Henry Heutz James r. Wenmau, George H..
Moore, T. A. Facnir n. NJ. hurcnsou, Is. A. omitn, JH
Hollis ID. g.. Watts, j. ieOmau, James swami, J. L.
Alacaulay and william Y. King.