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The early English cotton industry

Note 123 — Chapter II · THE ORGANISATION OF THE COTTON MANUFACTURE

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Ibid., p. 15 et seq.

Cloth at Home and Abroad

£ s. d. £ s. d.

70 pieces of broad Whites ready dressed at 45s. a piece 157 10 0 At Robt. Bowker’s: 46 broad Whites at 46s. 8d. a piece 107 6 8

38 Graies at 30s. a piece 57 0 0 34 Graies at 30s. a piece 51 0 0

13 Cottons at 32s. a piece 20 16 0 At Roger Nayden’s Mylne:

1 Black Cotton 1 10 0 30 Graies at 30s. a piece 45 0 0

12 pieces Rett (?) canvas 10 10 0 At Wm. Wardleworth’s Mylne:

6 Cottons and one Graie 10 10 0

At Jno. Heywood’s Mylne:

7 Graies at 30s. a piece 10 10 0

£247 6 0 £224 6 8

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