 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1929 - 1930 halaman
...bagging was then selling for 14 cents per yard, or 84 cents per pattern. The light-weight cotton bagging was well received by the farmers. They were reported...apparent that the farmer sustained a loss totaling about 81.76 per bale. It is estimated that something like 200,000 bales of low-grade cotton would be required,... | |
 | 1929 - 1310 halaman
...per bale occasioned by the use of the lighterweight bagging. The difference in weight of the baggii.x and ties on a bale covered with jute and one covered...$1.76 per bale. It is estimated that something like 200,000 bales of low-grade cotton would be required, on the average, to cover the American cotton crop... | |
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They objected, however-j-since their bales were being sold on the basis of gross : weight — to the loss in price per bale occasioned by the use of the lighter weight bagging. The difference in weight of the bagging and ties on a bale covered with jute... 