Cotton, its cultivation, marketing, manufacture, and the problems of the cotton world (1906)
Burkett, Charles William, 1873-, Poe, Clarence Hamilton, 1881- · New York, Doubleday, Page · leaf 94
cesare high or low; his profits are perhaps greater whencotton is fairly high. But what he does need is afairly stable price so that he may take an order formanufactured goods months ahead with some ideaas to what price he must ask in order to have afair margin of profit. With the price of… … THE WORLD S ANNUAL COTTON CONSUMPTION. Countries.. 1904-05. Bales.3,588,0005,148,000 1903-04.Bales.3,017,0005,148,000 1902-03. Bales. 3,185,000 .5,148,000 1901-02.Bales.3,253,000 4,836,000 8,736,000 2,193,9372,116,318 8,165,000 2,000,9541,907,548 8,333,000 2,047,8011,967,300 8,089,000 2,207,175…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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