The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

day hy The oi process eaa 500 n J reason why
" wnnot he n'a,'n, alao. To ,io i've tunes as
Thls would he 800 n tunda ~ silver par aav
ard thtnh u win be done, aud other things or
enanRes WI be maia when large napittlsts
take nnli IT u end Invest their ha million in
single factory. The railway aud railway
drawing bond viii hnuhlaas be adopted All
ooverna by pa,en.a. there h ing ia s,I spms ssrsn
or "gf eenurej, hut only thtea or four used aa
pe. III mink hsve one Tint will bs uabla In
nahnhnfpa nnt ssil cloth bnt until mills are
ar"eted erect, Tor that special purpose IL will bs use~
TenthIa II your expertanoo from aosuar
TRANSACTIONS that YOU double tpa yaIua ri ans
pound ~ estton by,splnping Into yaru2
AnaWtI-ihis depends IN tirpu,usfanae
Ordinarily. bal cotton, when converted fnfs
yarns. from q. to II ia daubled In vaina
II the nnmbets are from - to IN here IL adisti
cay i2t per cent to the value bV q pvsipion liz
aome'hing more han hy tha old, for ,hs ths aed MI
IL more ahaenV and muGh atrn ngsr
Eleventh. D. you nnd ready sel, for vonr
h"ai. ani Is II n stronger aud hstter thread
than thAt s.nn from enned eotn'
Artw g. yes Hee the P,frops 1f Has.
bandtp send you herewith of - celnbet q
Tw",i h-Do You have to Eurehase cotton
Answer On Tho ftst n auh YEAR an eight
mouths supply of seed cotton has 10 be- On
hand - evAry new. pronesa mi ,ma one has
20 bold supply ~ cotton foruvery fiotory, Tt
is tier Tor tho manntaeturer to buy and hold
" than Tor the gamh ora In spots and fuf a res he,
noin " Tor MIN, hnh mako him pay, Rs they did
Tor The oran ui 1919 5p per rsut for 40 doing In
tour mon hs The uanufpriurer ran sp In enouuh
Yarns TO tay for eight nnn ha' supply Hs
four m.ntha.. Again, Will write what know
to be n fae. Id est = Hssi cotton lylup In buik
from eght 10 twalvs months enhan oss its value
ahaorptton OF oil from tha pesd by the fifn-
monte. giving tho stAple tinh Dreamy e6jur
aiding TO Its weight and haciIIty. thereby
"Aus ug II to work M With lihls waste: while
halsd cotton. standing the sama length III tIma
detafiorataa IN IT, market V .ius from one to
ono aud n half cents u pound I,aas by drnvaDa
from aish'sau 10 twenty Two pounds upr bale
the lint b c,mss dry anl brittle, losing greatly
In working up
N naehtnes heoptna Thoroughly tested tfsv
viii auperaeds glns md mute u great revolu.
tion In aontharn iuduatfies2
Answer Yaa baYond the shadow OF d doubA
mn an ~ man ~ aiSiV-tAvan years and mar
not llvt % 900 i. but my nhil zen will live to
supcrssded hy bnlrR - yarns but bales of yarns
by halaa Df cotton clvtb.
Why should rot the sunth auwfaeture her
own gr"at at Ole ~ fore putting II on the mar
Eets ~ the wetl2 Ia lher. any rsnsnn. with all
tho ndVanfaaas nf the new over the old process.
pound with tho natural alv .ntagss of the
south ovsr the Nor h. In the Il rynap pttasion OF
ihair raw m.terial 1000 miles from the flgld II,
New England factories. Incur Ing twenty seven
ltems of expense. loss. wasts. dfay go. ssalage,
p"ou aipu. usrluiaites speculation etc. fir I'M
Mold to factory with her thotter and miIder
wnfars, ehenpsr land. food fuel, building
more abundan' md reliable water
pnwet. xampfi9n from rikss, with her hum
jreds Of thousands If lnitpant women and
nhlldfen Idle for lack # snth industry, and.
m re- thHn all. her honnifnl supply OF un-
aameged sod cotton on esety farm.
Now rsyerae tho situation and suppose New
England had produced the b 900 400 bales ot cot
ton. and b I'd NIL the above ftailiis aud advan-
lagos over us for manufH turing II, Do you
aupnoae ehs would permit us To spin or weave
Z Tho ideG Is absurd. aud to them would be-
ridiculous. Kespsctfnla
r. r. WHITFIELD. Sn