The leader., 1900-04-25

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us Ho1iu PldtlIc4i.H pe . per cent oI
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49, az ~ ,d6 sS glowing re-
po u3 Oh tne l3VV Increase: ..-,
We we pleSenL ms morning our usual
LItvHdtnIs IePott OF me pIVsIess oI co ION
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Iariv noticaSbia 3pe nt - 40 WI
"a tatty no pc One pertinent P2lht Nh w
DC n4's go ~ ne account OF ne ne new nlillS;
WILL - Ina. ny tarsest A4!.s anhouu {
hde 10 oe estsOLLsIeu ny colA PaihleS INA
hate peeu opefaiLng successfully large
p ., loE yea IL, OHe sIcH oHpahy vii
NJ NJ an9tAel n4iiioIl OF uo ii u an au-
u4 n12i pant, dnotner VIII put another
M On doIIdrS IN extra pant aE"iheF
SdUo,U Wy, ana sun another Is Planning
sSSio9Viooo pIant' ms !atteT VIII rama
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,arnniaPGn ~ 7 N- p'SH' oe4oie
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rass toyerdS On eomeii+T r+itb SfnesP tIE5
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To,oHiea od an ode e4ie peto"
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tmStr ~ Snod msrket 1nu ne Pr IN
my - soou MA Aet hlater4ang IA
~ ~ - 40 TtiIs Ireot IA
~ us p ~ tIEulha ease. 1870 lhS S
! s III scnoots has appedreu III eYIdehce
uultns tne month Ia tue annouIceHeut oy
an agrlcuIturai ana mechanlcai college an
mississippi that 1ts curriculum Will ne In
creased py texuIe educatIonal Depart
nent. texas mas come FORWARD ms year
L
tnougl such prodieious grower or cot
ton: TINS state mas had rev mlils-not
halt dozen. to be accurate. But since
January Its people have manifested their
companies for that purpose. Another
point in textile progress noted Is the an
nounCement OF $350.O0O oleachery TO be
located in South Carolina. Georgia mill
men will build this plant. The southern
mills need such an establishment. having
several at present. and these only small
ton announced is that of the company
at Savannah that will assist new mills
by advancing capital FOR their erection;
also will handle mill products and thus
would usually go to northern agents
Reverting to our immediate subject of
the facts Seen by a perusal Of the reports
below are Of interest. The new and en-
iarging mills propose splndles to the
number of 433, 56S and more than II 600
looms AS a conservative estimate of
the investment required for that ma
chinery and the buildings TO house II. we
| may take $50 a spindle This shows that
| these mills contemplate adding nearly
| IS. 600. 900 to the souths great cotton
milling Industry. Besides these spindles
| there were twenty other companies def
nitely announced, their aggregate capital
TO be 81, 740, 600: this amount would buy,
| say, another $1,000 spindles. but these
| companies have been ignored in our esti-
mate. as 1t is deemed best not TO count
| them until specific statement as to
their equipments is made by those com
| posing them. The Intention of this com
polatdon is TO include only genuine enter
| prises, though portion may, of course,
fail TO mateHalize.
As March ended the first quarter of the
| new year, 1t Is pertinent to say that 0
careful and conservative examination OF
figures shows remarkable progress. There
are sixty-seven mills practically contract
ed for; their spindles will number 694 1858