Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 317
cs in thegrey state at least 36 inches wide, andmany of them will finish about thesame width. As a usual thing theprice paid for weaving and the ex-penses per loom are no different peryard for a 36-inch cloth than they arefor a 27 or 28 inch one.In certain mills where COLORED FABRICSare woven,… … Weave Plan. ers wages when a wide cloth is to bewoven, but a buyer will obtain a 36-inch fabric at fully 25 per cent lesscost for weaving and expenses than onthe narrower fabrir^s In otherwords, the extra cost of the wider fab-ric will include practically nothing butthe extra cost due to the extra…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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