, 1866-05-01

re e. thr,ueh smother machine called ..shearrt."
Ia NhiA tne usn nightly drawn, i broasht 50 near
Il sm kni1es that the .'n,p" /. shaved OIL The
We4k OF adJ1i ring tbls naachne, :ud 20 .eagfnglt
rsto tsorunshls DO that reqni!ea oiM without sn1.
hru h1Ig il the pc1t operation the cloth undctgoes
al 'Ge last Is pressing between hot plates. and
this lat 6ts II for the market. 1t L. now rolled
vtots1y run the SANG vanntlct, In the great store
su Of The facttry. rcsdy for my csdeT aud zeaay
any Il tho Euzte.n goods Of is class- Eash piece
Is On tic average twcnly-hve yards IN length ana
tstnt3 seven inches IN nldth. The dntsh4ng Of the
10 ,htm be,ng seoa1soE md b!eaehine. lie Latter
effected By hsnxtng np to tight room anil bs1n-
hundred pounds Of nav. Illinois wool yield nnt
about foziy. pounds Of sle.s md Ohio y Woe =
Dtes qusn fnss ~ ppne Mns,s S 4v d
sixty pounds oi yarn a1e ohsasned from The hun-
dstd Of raw wool Twin he understood that whers
snED q soe sa gPenss Te.4S G. sS sa
feiuns "aocss." (soesiel papJ et shoddy, 10 snch
%ss II sssAs !. 'psV eo.eS H. bns oansss
r. m4Da Tic yard, weigh When nnisbea tou1.
1 n Sim 19s p:be1 + ss tsu s,,hsns,
rnay readily be understood from the fact That while
wool Is worth 6f1y cents per pound, 'sdock,' Is
according to i. s1se ID Some Of tie EasteRR R ea1.
net isctof1es use, It is said, more iock' than wool!
importing i IN larcc quantities from Germany and
average increase Of value BY Manufacture Is h1ne OF
four times The original value OF the WOOL. In oldeu
nies Nm ths tnSssasG used 70 be only about tonoie,
Se.y flight the increase In value Of labor and ua-
tnirefJ has been very great. We have TINS given
lac,oly. and 1a that ono vii, with excessively slight
neS DC q spe 3Ss q Chez a weoea 70 a
NF1ffh ~
7uz cEpAn nAr1ns MILLS,
loca,ed at Cedar Hapids. 1owa, were established
last August: IT, by ~ an 9sorpo!ated eanpany, win
these mills that they shonld make specially Of
hnc plain eass1uereF, and upop them 1ensnf =
tna y a a ,he sae ms
They nave made no eudeayorz In the fancy or pax
tern casstncrc lne. but stuck steadily to the plain
fabrics With pers3stercy nnd determination which
has already achieved full NEED ot their saccess.
Their machinery was choeau for its absolute per
es.ap os TIC fos Shies i s, ae5,snea
IN Eastern mills weIo selected TO curry on the mas,
rfhcure. 1lcssrs. Bowen Dro.., Of Nos. 10 and q
Lake sttee,, tho arc aso agents tor Other ma1n9c.
,hcse mills,. which are, equal in aTenness
| Of texture, frmncss Of the Wool. soltdity Of
body apd elegance Of falsh. 10 my cassTeres made
iec,urcrr, Vt o have hsd The benefit Of thirty and
even forty 5ears OF experience TO rpen ihcr lnds-
neuts admit these goods to be the best IL the linz
|
caEsims1es from thrse u1lls azb 10 hs tent TO the
re1l World Fair In PlFis, and It /. confidently ex-
f,S gs sptsasss xnn ssss & eas
gods He Import, Anisrtea viii have smother icsi 10
e m "a & se hes es;saf asE
RnpidA Mills Is n Fes NOT very great, comprising
only Two sets Of machinery and having capaety for
5et IS' as Il hey 'S lave
eds increased capacity VIII speedIy BECOME nav
iet Of necessity. Some q opr leading Chicago mer-
| chanls arc efockholdets In these mills.
,MINNEAroLN wonLEN 11LL5-
These mitis are sItuated at Minneapolis, Mime
1a 1s ,es 9s S9 wetpe
So,e@ber, ISL, BY aisssrs. Ea.,man. nan G,b.oa 5
s om e%pey n1n Pn he e
almo-t en'.rejy. The 1pec:men* Of Their gods *
or ias,c and skill they 1ank amoug the very besl
in the market The1E machinery consists 81 to1f
.'ses<" and thizsy.iz looms. os waseh twelyc ste
bsoad for the weaving Of EancY dapnel* and double
wia1h Eoods4 and t~enty-fonr harrow for the weay'
tpe Of tanss aaa gatn easst1eres. A TotGr @ To- To-
stead Of stes9, s.head" Of tnn y-avc ieet On tic
Mtsefslsppi RiSeg being a.tainasio here, from It's
falls Of 81. Anthony.
Ct Alton. Ill. are the property OF = company, and
having been siarttd 10 ,o1ser tiaee taan Ansns'
1sGt, but bid lafr 10 become ere long, amenc The
most prominent Of our Western mills, II The euc-
ofthe Work they perform az my guasaniies i oi
their fature, They contain three .:seia' Of maebt.
ne Of the best patterns, for the classes Of work
Ing of piain casaImere., hauncls md Jeans. They
hare thus far made no fancy castime1es, but viii
probably Ro into tbs branch. aisoyese long. The
pounda Of wool per Gunnu. although they could be
crowded up TO considerably higher hgure. :
TIE JAKKsVl11t w0oLkH MILLS.
q ktI1 Ntfjt$ Fra1
Ike those At Alton have three rats of uach!nezy.
great. being rsekoned At 1ss0oo ponds 81 wool
saker md ihc eoss :! lie building md n,aehineij
Is eat1aased at t65,0o6. Their work has mainly
been heretofore plain aM,Wool eassime1es and
more extensive Ecale the manufacture Of lannels.
Water IL the motive power used.
a, noekio1ti, iinois' owned ~c 81 j. ". bvzou,a,e
Eecn etabh.hed about he INST Of octobsF iast.
ser of machinery, nd Being only eapsble i or q
working up q, Coz pounds Of wool oer annnm. bnt
thcit fuccos ihrs 'ar las BEEN 20 encouraging 10
extended 1t no distant day. The amount
invested In them IL hut $4,000.
THE MOLINE wooI1ES NILS, ...
at Rofinc, IL. were started BY G. b. SHAY In DC-
| October last into tho hsnds OF Meters. shaw q
hobas sa The AMOUNT invested m ths .a.e'psase ],
R!,eiois enjI .hsrnasles able to work III
Ii now used as. their motire power but it il e.
pecfed ehat beicsc long water power Will be OBJ
In addition to those mills catch We have thus
partlcuarized, there arc number "a others> rom
which !, has been found imprseucable v obtain
been applied to BY letes for slmilaT reformation i.
II. hase nss,setsa io finnish ths rsarstsa fses:.