. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. USE taflKlfcE iffiOHglPWB PLEASES EVERYBODY ^«~i - «p- ^.-^ ov ijrfWfe ^. A Prize indeed /it for a Queen,The Brownies all are much amazed,A Cake so fine they rrer have seen,hleresTo the POWDER with which twas raised. THE CANADIAN GROCER 67 AN ADVANCE IN TEA. ACTIVITY has characterized the Montreal tea market for someweeks past, the volume of orders from retailers showing asteady increase. A result of this is decreased stocks in first andsecond hands, and sellers are asking an advance of i to i^c. perpound this week over the figures ob
. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. USE taflKlfcE iffiOHglPWB PLEASES EVERYBODY ^«~i - «p- ^.-^ ov ijrfWfe ^. A Prize indeed /it for a Queen,The Brownies all are much amazed,A Cake so fine they rrer have seen,hleresTo the POWDER with which twas raised. THE CANADIAN GROCER 67 AN ADVANCE IN TEA. ACTIVITY has characterized the Montreal tea market for someweeks past, the volume of orders from retailers showing asteady increase. A result of this is decreased stocks in first andsecond hands, and sellers are asking an advance of i to i^c. perpound this week over the figures obtained a week ago. The great bulk of the demand in Montreal has been for lowgrade and medium Japan and black teas, but this does not meanthat high-grade Japans, China or Ceylon teas have been the contrary ; they have received more than usual and low grades, however, are actually scarce, whichmakes their strength more conspicuous. In one case this week a good-sized lot of low-grade Japan wasturned over at u^c. per pound. This same lot was offered theweek before at ioc, but buyers were too fastidi
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