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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 386

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nth of September. He states further that sales to date this year have been 1,196 per cent greater than in the entire year of 1913. In conclusion Mr. McKelvey says: Although the demand for 69-B Clay is increasing by great bounds, the price has not been increased one cent. You pay exactly the same… … THE war revenue tax went into effect on the first ofDecember. Messengers from crockery and glasshouses who went to the Custom House to get the stampsfound a multitude of people on the same etrand. Oneboy stood in line from eight oclock in the morning untillate in the afternoon and had to leave…

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