Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-14
THE WEIGHT rs ABOUT 10 POUNDS
TO THE BALE OF COTTON.


NJ, Buttou Tie was the first offered for sale - any
extent in the South, and has bschu7cd by thousands
OF planters with universal approval. nave maze
valuable Improvement in the shape of the Buiion
si, &c 1t was first introduced and have also procured
a patent for BUCKLE TIE which for simplicity
facility and expedition of adjustment TO bales OF any
ofunequal sizes, and for security IN holdia' iS'
think, superior to any offered 10 the public
The advantage OF iron over rope for ba'ing cotton
are now universally acknowledged. IL holds the male
In much smaller compass is applied and fastened
with as much facility, both in the country pressing
and the pressing the ports lessons immense
w the risk from fires stronger and iis strength Is
impaired by time aud exposure as !; that OF ROPE
This last advantage has been strikingly manifested
durinr the war Thousands Of bales of cotton have
been lost by the rotting and breaking Of rope, which
cnuld have been preserved If Iron hoops had boon
nscd In TO this 1t can he furnished cheap
or than Rope ThoderanseInont oflabor In ehenp
growing States has reduced the supply of hemp TO
such extent as 10 cause prices to rue
" high; indeed, srihcieney for bnling moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on al any price.
I have arranged for the importation OF hrge
quantity Of the very best English IRON ana nave
made arrangements with Messrs. Chambers a Lat
ting for the sale and delivery Of my Tics.
stip Refuge, N. Orleans, JuiJ ~, 80.
n, PASsMAN, Orleans Cotton Press;
s,n.-Iu January last / received from your Press
1858 bales Of cotton. Of which about l'v, uaes
compressed and bound with yonr new Iron ne
1 can safely affirm that the cotton so bound Nas re-
ceivod in better order than II generally ooh- H,n
the Presses, that IL slowed better ana ehAueN 'o
slim to carry more than on any preNious -.
Tho cotton when discharged frcm the snip I'd liver
nod was IN better order than the rope-hcund eotoh.
n l. hipblv preferable for ground tier, as the dep
~ y s r. ballast hus no eject upon H. fsF 81 e.
III pnoyn nv rrastical men fhat damIness viii rot
a. No. f,,1bd can confidently recommend your
I1p Tior a. took this lot for an experiment atd
carsfnliy watched ID both IN loadugand disoharghg
! - am Sir, yours Respectfully.
JOHN HOWARD, Master.
The undersigned masters Of VESSELS having cotton
-,r,pr--.al ~ tl,e ..Oriesns Cotton Press. Win
Fas-man's new Iron hoop fastening, hereby recon-.
mend the same the bales being well compressed, aud
the buttons or hoaTs never breaking when thrown
down in the hole - the ship. or when slowed:
J T<nes ThcIns-. Mate ship Henry Nnre-A Tai
b,t Master ship Hanasecket-B0bn Duary, ship Jane
Tffoou,h--Iar,es O. wilmer, ship naihousc, 81 New
/ orleens-Herrnan KoJperhold, Master ship Llla a.
Clark-I l. Ct,adry. ship Moses DaWrpoH-liiraAi
Robinson, ship Madres.
CHAMBERS & LATTIFG,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
40 AGRSTs ron
FaSsman's Celebrated Iron Ties,
FoRBABnzo coTToE,
Dealers In Bsgging. RoFe and IWiney
REV Orleans, la.
REFER TO
J. PEAK. Dallas, Texas
/ where samples csn BE shown and Iron zee
furnished az sh0rt notice
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