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Considering its present dimensions, the jute industry of Bengal is of very recent
origin. The first jute mill in Bengal was started at Bishra in 1855, and the first
power-loom was introduced in 1850. The original outturn was 8 tons per day. In
1909 ...
Considering its present dimensions, the jute industry of Bengal is of very recent
origin. The first jute mill in Bengal was started at Bishra in 1855, and the first
power-loom was introduced in 1850. The original outturn was 8 tons per day. In
1909 ...
Page 296
Up to the last quinquennium the exports of raw jute were marked by increases
from year to year though the improvement was not so rapid as in the ease of
manufactures. A slight decrease in the exports occurred in 1909-10 as compared
with ...
Up to the last quinquennium the exports of raw jute were marked by increases
from year to year though the improvement was not so rapid as in the ease of
manufactures. A slight decrease in the exports occurred in 1909-10 as compared
with ...
Page 297
The Jute Mills Association now one of the most important, if not the most
important, of the bodies affiliated to the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, was
started under the following circumstances : — In 1886 the existing mills, finding
that, in spite ...
The Jute Mills Association now one of the most important, if not the most
important, of the bodies affiliated to the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, was
started under the following circumstances : — In 1886 the existing mills, finding
that, in spite ...
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| Title | The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman., 1915 |
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