The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18
coMP RES
Full Proceedings of Co fton
Compressmen's Conver-
ton at Little Rock.
Their Action with Regard 20 the
Arbitrary aud Unwarranted
Action OF New Orleans.
Interior COmpressInen will Not
be Tied Down by New
Orleans.

organization known as the New Or.
leers Maritime Association was per.
ircied. The ruliugs of this associa.
ION discriminate in favor of New
Orleans against the congresses of in.
terror cities. A convention OF COM
preston of Arkansas. Texas and Ten.
nessee was called to meet at Little
Rock, and yesterday afternoon mum.
Der of gentlemen from various citio.
in Texas and this state perfected O
permanent organization. NJ. w. Tag.
CART, of Pine Bluff, was elected presi.
dent, aud $. r. Montgomery, of Mem.
phIs. secretary.
Mcssrs. Howell, Garretty, Lacy aud
Montgomery we're appointed n com
mitteo OH arbitration. ......
The following reports of commit
tees were unanimously adopted aud
the press requested TO publish the
same:
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON TiEs
The object of this address TO those
interested il the purchase and ship
ment of cotton is the better and more
effective preparation of baled cotton
for transportation, inland US wen rs
well rs marine.
trb, l,,sinoss Of Tho nast oooso, hos
, ihr ou1'n. rs VI .nu pas. season iias
ml'no o,,o, a. wv sosi,;m ' T.; VI o'av.
i.e uo.;on ,,es, resu ,hs iu ,oss nui'
uel,..i ALL wv" w '"' '"''' """
'o t sv' ,I.u, .,, ,
lnasu'uon as puan'os ~" N.Y.
uI,u.s M ha,; ,a ~ ,h ah.v,ss 80, {. ~ H.
hba op ;mn6r,an , II S;ow ~ tbe
ucen'eu '.ito al" ~" ~
.',i;, go ,rh;oi ,,;,i III.
iOUm ,hcn,so,vns ~ ,hoso onaaa
vi T.. ,Iini,,o,;a,, 90, hon,Iins
e cu,, ~ ~ ,"' po''" anu manning VI
'rb 'n ,,o ,oso,tivo ,;os nonuior,,.
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''io up anrrao o ou3 49,
p iu;rh omiv far,v nounds ~ III,
hnnapo
~, Il, ,b, or5;nory nrocoes n,
,,.,i,nr ,ha anfoct,va t;os no, ;nfro'
O O"n" ' hroot and n, ali times ran,
due.s,! III, Ia ,,,s a az a on ;u ransI,
!" il 10 r., avnans;"n no oI,snrn
y, ,5d ,aao ns n nn;s, vMp" sn III
w" ,,,aStn or5 ron5ar;,,, H.
lph 'H me- Co. dajno,Inns onJ
a,an
'u IT, oo.t of;ro, ,;os to ,bo,t ma,
&c ~ ~ ,,;aa 81 do onttnn snid
a"d i whotavar nav hc the weight N,
sn ' ,oa ,,n an,or has Ioo,
wy III :, 4. his ;,,,o,nst ~ ma,
lnoh ,;.s aS aro Of sm,,inient wc;"ht
an S strong,h 10 answer tho ends n,
,ho;r o,nnie mont WV Wv ~
NY" MAT In ,hn ,se of ds,oc,jvo lie,
,,raaa ,o0s IL sns,a;noa hoth hv In,
srodunor Tho sb;nnor aud tho c3rr;ar
pa n'nnh i;,,"a,;an and de,ew has
INV nns, nan" nen"od hS ,ho Too a,a,or., vse n,
~ 1917, ~. Wv
VI" That NO ,Iodoo o,rso,xos IN use
, ,;,, We pvs ns, onaaovor
! for the GENERAL ,,se Of such lies an,
r,rther we wonld earnestly ask IN,
merchants and planters to purchas
none but that manufacture which vii
best answer the purposes for which
was designed.
That the standard ties should weigI
not less than lift, pounds to the bun
die, and be made from the best mate
rial and comparatively free from
pitch and all other compositions tina
are frequently used to cover up dc
fective material, and should have
tensible strength OF not less tina
$500 pounds.
We also very urgently recommen
that none put the very best jute bag
ging (weighing not less than y
pounds to the yard) and ties as des
cribed above be used, or handlers
cotton aud transportation companie
will DO forced, in self defense, to pre-
tect themselves by discriminating l
way that wiz be injurious TO IN
producer ON all badly put up cottol
NJ. W: TAd"ARr,
X. Il. DOUGLAS,
JOHN MATTHEW
COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
AND INSURANCE.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 3, 1876
+, NJ. W. Tagsart, Esq. Chairman
t. Your committee on trausportati,
aud insurance. having taken uud
consideration papcr entitled "a
. dress 10 the Cotton Planters n,
I MERCHANTS of the southern State
4 believe that the views therein S