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... Manufacturers Total B , Construction and repairs C. Stable . D. Personal property E , Current expenses F ... Manufactures . 118 44 478 88 384 13 189 82 1 , 556 18 900 45 555 19 1 , 679 24 369 07 1 05 888 35 1 , 108 97 3,235 42 1,748 40 ...
... Manufacturers Total B , Construction and repairs C. Stable . D. Personal property E , Current expenses F ... Manufactures . 118 44 478 88 384 13 189 82 1 , 556 18 900 45 555 19 1 , 679 24 369 07 1 05 888 35 1 , 108 97 3,235 42 1,748 40 ...
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... manufacturers are incapable of conducting any concern ; they have hired hands to conduct it for them . Do you think it is just that a man in that case should receive such a profit ? for I can show you in this city where cabinet- makers ...
... manufacturers are incapable of conducting any concern ; they have hired hands to conduct it for them . Do you think it is just that a man in that case should receive such a profit ? for I can show you in this city where cabinet- makers ...
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... manufacturers , and the result was they had to go back to the bench . By Mr. RICE : Q. How long have you been acquainted with the piano business ? -A . I became an apprentice to the piano business in 1859 , at the corner of Mercer and ...
... manufacturers , and the result was they had to go back to the bench . By Mr. RICE : Q. How long have you been acquainted with the piano business ? -A . I became an apprentice to the piano business in 1859 , at the corner of Mercer and ...
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... manufacturers , having too much stock on hand , wanted to decrease the army they employed . When they found that would not do , when they found their stock still increased , then the compe- tition commenced . The manufacturer was ...
... manufacturers , having too much stock on hand , wanted to decrease the army they employed . When they found that would not do , when they found their stock still increased , then the compe- tition commenced . The manufacturer was ...
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... manufacturers are being closed up , and that the large ones are swallowing up the little ones ? -A . They are decreasing in number , but increasing in size . Q. How is capitalistic production breaking down when it is increasing in size ...
... manufacturers are being closed up , and that the large ones are swallowing up the little ones ? -A . They are decreasing in number , but increasing in size . Q. How is capitalistic production breaking down when it is increasing in size ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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