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Title: Canadian grocer January-June 1892
Year: 1892 (1890s)
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Subjects: Supermarkets Grocery trade Food industry and trade
Publisher: Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co. (1887)-
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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t is evident thatfew, if any, of the higher-class tea-producinggardens maintain a high standard of qualityafter three years from their first bearing, andyear by year they decline into producing only .common and medium teas. At present nevground is continually being opened up, so acertain fresh supply of fine teas continues tocome forward; but the common invoiceslargely increase month by month, many be-ing from gardens conspicuous three or fouryears ago for the fineness of their teas. Thisbeing so, the Chinese, if they look out, mayyet have another innings. They will havetime to replant, modernise their workings,learn to use machinery, get free from exporttaxes; and in a few years hence, when, pos-sibly, Ceylon teas may not be regarded withthe favor which they enjoy to-day, theChinese may be ready to bring some newly-grown young China leaf of fine quality and atreasonable prices to compete with their lateformidable rivals.—Financial News. THE CANADIAN GROCER 25 REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
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Of our Telegraph Matches, 30 cents per case ; Our Telephone, 30 cents per case, and our Parlor, 10 cents per case. Our No. 1 Telegraph Matches are packed in wood-board caddies, thus reducing the weightofthe 10 gross case to about 60 lbs., but without reducing the quality or quantity. These caddies are^printed in assorted colors and make a handsome display. CONSUMERS WILL BUY NO OTHER MATCHES. TORONTO BRANCH : 29 Front St. W. The E. B. EDDY CO., Hull, Canada. 26 THE CANADIAN GROCER hsrbbss iBlBfoGR.CfttflJR SALES MADE OR PENDING. Wm. Brown, grocer, Brandon, Man., hassold out. James H. Buckley, general merchant,Guysboro, N. S., advertises his stock forsale. P. Rigney & Co., grocers and hotel keep-ers, Rat Portage, Ont., have sold out theirgrocery business to J. L. Brown. CHANGES IN STYLE OR PARTNERSHIP. Perkins & Patriquin, general merchants,Norton, N.B., have dissolved. Baldwin & Co., wholesale and retail crock-ery dealers, Halifax, have dissolved. Bentley & Layton, pro

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