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Cotton mill, commercial features. A text-book for the use of textile schools and investors (1899)

Tompkins, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914 · Charlotte, N.C., The author · leaf 212

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sold to weavers who do no spin-ning. Many of these weavers use a great variety of yarns,and it would never pay them to spin. Some of them usecotton warps and wool fillings. In many cases, severaldifferent kinds of yarns will be used in the same cloth.Much yarn is also consumed in making lace… … SAKE OF PRODUCTS. 129 The dry goods commission business has been a veryprosperous one where well managed. Some of theimportant commission houses of New York have becomerich enough to become the controlling factors in some ofthe largest banks there. Thus situated, they wouldrather advance money on…

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