The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02


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provement in drills.
quest Boston last week. The receipts from the mills
were large yetprices went up peg or two.
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1t to be seen that we yesterday gave quite long
try Of this country. To-day have il in power
add few additional facts of some importance.
Our valued correspondent in Watham, Massachusett
the villsge of spindes-has written letter containing
some information which has never before been published
AS every TACT connec,ea WIN me Ioson ana
in this village sent to u.s. Our correspondent will see
frem what have published OF his letter. and from the
ohec statistics in this article the kind of information
wALTHAM, Mass, Sept. 90, ls43
This is one of the Oldest manufacturing towns in New
England and had sufficient water power would have
been the largest in the country Manchester of Anne
RIGA. II here that the first power loom was started
That wos enough to immortalize 1t.
There three factories machine shop, and one
blcashng establishment in the place-al owned by the
Boston Manufacturing Company. They are now in
successful operation There are upwards OF ~ 600 spin
dies and $50 large portion for wide cloth. Three
hundred females and hundred males employed.
The former receive 81 81 per week. exclusive OF board
the latter from $4 to $50 per month"; Fifty thousand
yards OF cloth made weeky one hundred pounds OF
little figuring will give you the consumption OF the raw
material This is only an idea in the rough, of the ma.
We Bestonbu to be carried still nearer by
the Ftchhurg railroad which Is run through this vii
lage. Annihiation OF time lin travelling is annihation
OF space. Yours, &C., SPINDLE
In connection with this interesting letter must add
the statistics of two manufacturing companies IN New
Ham, shire We wish we had 1t in our power to add
more All statistics this subject will, therefore be
The Nashua Manufacturing Company, Nashau, N. H..
has capital Of 100000 Three mills 90 spndles III
looms and employ 600 females and 90 male operatives
manufacture No Ia shcetings, shirtings and Drills and
No % Printing Cloths and Jeansn all about $500 Geo
yards cloth per Use 26O0 900 pounds cotton
900 pounds siarcb gallons sperm OIL $500 pounds
leather. and 600 cords oak and pine wood
The Jackson Company, Nashville, ~ :, has capital
of s5io0es Two mills, 776 spindles, 3sl looms, EN-.
ploy 800 female and 90 male operatives Manufacture
600 GEO yards annually Use about 600 pounds
cotton; pounds starcb 1000 gallons sperm oil
$500 pounds leather, and 600 cords wood.
X appears in letters that but few mules used
American msonly In those driven by steam, because
they require less power and this the they
used in England There such water privileges in
England MS in Lowell Manchester &c. in this country
and hence We nation, have the advantage over our
Transatlantic neighbor. Where much power is
America can compete with England in the manufacture
of any fabric of the coontknd. No can DENY this