Dana, William B. [from old catalog] · New York, W. B. Dana & co. · leaf 14
lated—First,by cotton famine—Second, by speculation and free borrowing inUnited States-Thiivl, speculation and wastefulness everywhere—Fourth, rivalry among spinners—Sudden check in demand andlarge decrease in consumptive power-Consumption of cotton inEurope for a series of years—More favorable… … CHAPTER I. COTTOX FROM SEED TO LOOM. INTRODUCTORY. Tbc efforts of morcliants to acquire facts, so as to he able to forecastthe future of markets — Cotton crop estimates still, liowever,uureliable—This is ,i result of imperfect oljservation—Illustratecll\v error with regard to spinners…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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