Summary of Report of the Federal Trade Commission On Combed Cotton Yarns April
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The price advance of the second half of 1919 was in response to a very large demand for combed yarns, part of which was of a speculative nature. Manufacturers with full order books bid for the available supply of long-staple cotton, the prices of which fol- lowed yarn prices to very high levels, though relatively not so high as yarn. 8. Since May, 1920, there has been a great decrease in demand for all cotton manufactures, including combed yarns, in consequence of which the prices of both combe...d yarns and long-staple cottons have shown a heavy decline. Respectfully, HUSTON THOMPSON, Chairman. NELSON B. GASKILL. JOHN GARLAND POLLARD. VICTOR MURDOCK. JOHN F. NUGENT. SUMMARY OF REPORT ON COMBED COTTON YARNS. The Federal Trade Commission by a resolution of the House of Representatives (H. Res. 451, 66th Cong. , 2d sess. ) was requested to inquire into the increase in the price of combed cotton yarns during the years 1914-1919, inclusive, to ascertain the cause or necessity for and the reasonableness of increased prices during the period in rela- tion to the increase in the cost of raw cotton and of labor.
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