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Title: Hardware merchandising January-June 1898
Year: 1898 (1890s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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Consumers Cordage Co MONTREAL .LTD. 38 HARDWARE AND METAL Joseph Rodgcrs & Sons Cutlery We would strongly caution Retail Hardware Merchants and the General ^Public against Imitation makes, bearing such names as Joseph Rod-gerS & CO, RodgerS & Son, etc., etc., as none are v£^ ^Genuine unless bearing the Trade Mark on edCh blade. ^JV fXj James Hutton & Co. Sole Agents for Canada,1 5 St Helen Street, Montreal CURRENT MARKET QUOTATIONS. May 6, 1898 These prices are for such qualities andquantities as are usually ordered by retaildealers on the usual terms of credit, thelowest figures being for larger quantities andprompt pay. Large cash buyers can fre-quently make purchases at better prices. TheEditor is anxious to be informed at once ofany apparent errors in this list, as the desireis to make it perfectly accurate.METALS. Tin. Lamb and Flag— 56 and 28 lb. ingots, per lb. 0 16 0 16% Straits 0 16 0 16% Tin Plates. Charcoal Plates—Bright. M.L.S., equal to Bradley. Per b

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