Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-20
XMPORTANT
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
MOO vi BIS
IRON TIE.

THE discovery u a meas Of fastening lroa h0cps
i without rivsting. b. bookng both ends o. the ho0p,
and using a slide or clAsp over the och, makes them casg
Of application 70 the bales-so hat fsur hoops can be put
on In the same time h Tusld reIlirs % put % one rope
-aad Of such q ehsFarter that the hoop msy Be taken on
and shortened. and re-usad 10 oompgsssing; removing the
o~hjeetions, heretofore urged 10 the use o. iron ha1ds, en-
ne ADVANTAGES ef a non-elastie ts over one which sx-
pands 80 murh - rcpe, win ras5iy suggest ITSELF 70 every
one, a. giving a great additional security against IRE snd
wafer. To use the hoop on any press. It Is only necessary
70 reduce the deIth Of the opening through which the repe
passes TO about half 40 inch, 90 thatthe hoop viii Be- kept
esose 10 the bale, As the hoop Is perfectly adapted 70
comprising purposes. there IS no objection 70 rs use On
any sized bale, hence Il may be adopted By cotton growers
70 great advantage, as % cost aad the sizs and oonditisn
o. tue cotton bses which gill al e uniformly smaller
than they can Be made WI q tied with rope, and hence
less lab 20 mutflstiOn in handling. Coftcn put Up il
g Iron Ties" will be cIrred cheaper, store for less "a
Be insured for lower rates. so soon ss ire quantity 80 tied
VIII enable boats 70 load vita q, and shsis 70 BE- hued
with cotton exclusively iTsn bonud
IN ordering hoops, Il isonly Necessary 70 be sure % get
them long enough IN the hrst Instance; and II n is found
In their use that shorter ones could Be used. a second c.
der can be made for shorter hoops Orders for the boon
the Undersigned, VII be dle1 AID dsliyeTed a. NOBLE,
Ala, Galveston, Texas, or any goCd landing en- the Ms
sissippi river, stss cent? per posnd for one use thereof.
smaller quantities subject 10 special agreement
Having mste provision for large supply, the suhsc,ib-
ers VII Be pleased 20 have meTchants' orders, for which =
fair o0mmissio vii be allowed.
To avoid any chance for extra charges for re-pressiDg
Iron Tied" cotton N shipping to GeE Orleans, % Is
only necessary 10 Instruct tbs cotton factor TO store win
u AN8a AA-H 81 EANEAANA ~ 1kAN AE 1a1"H u
whIoh there are several. Al cotton SHIPPED 70 MCsub.
Bro. l. Co., New Orleans, viii be guaranteed sEainstex-
ira charge for re-pressing sud they viii receive, store,
and sell on as satisfactory terms IS any other commission
house In that city.
ms houss has been established with . view to supply
ing Iron Ties" 10 planters Who ship 70 and trads 81
New Orleans; snd they ofsr planters heir services ~
FACTORS who viii make It an especial ohect 70 promote
the cotton Er0Eers' interest.
Bartlett, RComb 4 Co, Of St Louis, are prepared 20
al orders for any article OF profuca or merchandise % Be-
found IN that market and IN view q - accessibility 70
Mississipptvaley painters, they hope 70 he favored with
their orders.
D M'Comb & Co OF Memphis, are msoufsciuringa and
shipping . order, ACoub's Labor Saving Press on
which cotfon bales may Be reduced 70 shipping sire 50 a.
70 avoid rc-pressing, and the " Iron lie" gm keep them
So They are prepared TO supply any wants shout a gin
house, in the way Of machinery, upon short nctce.
For further particulars In regard to the Press, reference
nay be had 70 their circulars. We deem further Ergu-
msnt supe-duous, referring TO tbs annexed certificates
confirming the Advantages claimed f0rthe Hoop
We are your obedient servants,
D. INCOME,
PHtentee Of Pres snd Iron Tie, Memphis, Tenn.
BARTLETT, NCOHB & co
Gararer pr-Hu-a sd rrr1-uFg-Frw Ha~~h-wH-