New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09

AT meeting cotton cotton brokers held
z Of October last and convened the purpose dcvng
grievances existing con
necon with the cotton trade of New Orleans the following
resolutions adopted:
That the practice followed hitherto by factors of offering
for sale dusty and sandy parcels Of cotton along with other
parcels free from such defects be dscouneanced by
and in order do this the eecuy dusty and sandy
cottons hereby declared and factors
recommended to sell them separately their merits
That sellers of cotton shall be held responsible for any
reclamaons for false packed the following
effect being inserted in the brokers' sale note every
invoice rendered to the buyer Subject claims for false
packed cotton"
That the practice of the Presses replacing bales
without the tantamount TO
fraudulent substitution that it shall as such and
the fact reported to the committee be hereafter appointed
that and other purposes Tor such action the gravity
may requre and buyers and shippers of
themselves to uphold the action of the committee
carry with the necessity to discontinue receiving
such delinquent Press long it remains under the open
covered control Of the offending party.
That the charge Of five bale made by the Presses
ordered for shipment the day it received be
longer paid provided the shipper gives the COMPRISING order
the day the cotton received and the vessel the day
following.
That buyers the charge of fifteen
bale which the Cotton Presses attempt from those
buyers who wish TO their cotton the
day II is delivered.
That factors shall replace hoops with ropes
special contract is made to the contrary.
I. That standing committee comprising fifteen
adopted at this meeting and also to adopt such other rue
amongst themselves uniform satisfactory
method Of receiving cotton.
resolution reformatory the method weighing cotton
practice introduced but having by
small majority only it is here omitted leaving the question
open for further action be taken practicable
The rate of dayases charged by the Presses has been
touched upon the established city ordinances every buyer
has the remedy in his own hands,
The standing committee of fifteen brokers to be appointed in
o. will
shortly organize
embracing the resolutions deposited
signature at the paor of the Crescent City Bank, and will he
left there until Saturday the 18th instant being understood
that the proposed shall binding only if
nnmber of signatures be obtained list of those who have
signed the 10Th inst. will then public
present he declared open further
action, as the may be.
coMMITTEE.
AUGUST BOHN, of ]. Lecesne g. Co.
ID. HUBBARD, of Greeneaf & Hubbard.
ARMAND HEINE, of A. & NJ. Heine
GABL. VIM. COUVES, of Peter Maxwell & Co.
J. KRUTTSCHNITT, of Rechard & Co.
New Orleans Nov. 4, 1850 2ptd
The Eastern Clarion,
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s. II. Adams, Editor.
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