. Crockery & glass journal . recked theupper floors of 52, and made a good start in 56 beforeit was under control. The damage was estimated at$200,000. LIVERPOOL EXPORTS. From David Inglis & Circular. Shipment! Correspond- Exports Correspond TO month endg ing period Jan. 1 to ing period Jan. 1911 Jan. 27, 12 1911 377526 626956 .... 769 676 239 416 .... .... 38 125 .... Newport 29 4 San Francisco . 97 18 .... Portland (Me.). 128 267 .... Galveston 75 317 .... Portland (Or.).. 8 Inland Points .. 52 «7 Total 2338 3492 From the Freight and Shipping Circular of J
. Crockery & glass journal . recked theupper floors of 52, and made a good start in 56 beforeit was under control. The damage was estimated at$200,000. LIVERPOOL EXPORTS. From David Inglis & Circular. Shipment! Correspond- Exports Correspond TO month endg ing period Jan. 1 to ing period Jan. 1911 Jan. 27, 12 1911 377526 626956 .... 769 676 239 416 .... .... 38 125 .... Newport 29 4 San Francisco . 97 18 .... Portland (Me.). 128 267 .... Galveston 75 317 .... Portland (Or.).. 8 Inland Points .. 52 «7 Total 2338 3492 From the Freight and Shipping Circular of John Edwards & CoLiverpool. TO Shipmentsweek endgJan. 27/12 Correspond-ing period1911 Exports Jan. 1 to Jan. 27, 12 Correspond-ing period1911 123 23 340 46 6 185i 25 211 9 153 172 540 604 377 239 769 97 38 128 75 29 8 61 862521 San Francisco ..New Orleans. ...Portland (Me.)..GalvestonNewport (Or.). .Inland Points 452 679 IS 5 184 3174 87 632 590 2425 3246 27 — —- .Among tl)e jp otter les. About six local pottery manufac-East Liverpool, turers were put to considerableand Vicinity financial expense, and shipmentswere held up from these plantsfor almost ten days during the last fortnight, becauseof quantity that was being used was mixed wrongat the factory. When the gold was first fired in thedecorating kilns, it came out pink, and when firedagain it came out in a burnished effect. Some of themanufacturers who received gold in the same shipment, caught the ware before very many kilns werefired off, and this followed by the ware having to berubbed, re decorated and then fired again. In tbebottles, the gold looked all right, but after it was fired,a new treatment was produced. Tests were thenmade and the shipment of gold was thrown out. * * Joseph G. Lee, formerly with the Knowles, Tay-lor & Knowles Co., and now general manager of thePotters Mining and Milling Co., of this city, accompa-nied by Mrs. Lee, left last Saturday for a tour of theBermuda Isle?.
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