Monthly Consular and Trade Reports, Vol. 316: January, 1907 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from Monthly Consular and Trade Reports, Vol. 316: January, 1907

An example of one class of such fabrics is T cloths, of which I am sendin two full ieee samples to the Bureau of Manufactures. They are so d in Sout and Central America, China, Japan, India, and to some extent in the Balkan States. They are heavily sized goods and always measure 24 yards to the piece, measured long stick (361} inches to the yard), are made from coarse yarns, and vary in weight from 4 to 9 pounds to the piece.

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