Crockery & glass journal . tion. While some new business is being re-ceived, the volume is not great. It is the generalopinion of manufacturers that buying will start all atonce, and that then the manufacturers will be unableto make shipments promptly. It would be an excel-lent move on the part of buyers, no matter how largeor small, to anticipate their wants and order immedi-ately. Pittsburgh andVicinity. Demand for glass continues plants in the Western districtare working, and in some instancescapacity has been ware and bar goods are moving better than inyears. Ord
Crockery & glass journal . tion. While some new business is being re-ceived, the volume is not great. It is the generalopinion of manufacturers that buying will start all atonce, and that then the manufacturers will be unableto make shipments promptly. It would be an excel-lent move on the part of buyers, no matter how largeor small, to anticipate their wants and order immedi-ately. Pittsburgh andVicinity. Demand for glass continues plants in the Western districtare working, and in some instancescapacity has been ware and bar goods are moving better than inyears. Orders for future shipment are fairly active. ORIGINALITY THE WATCHWORD. IN this day of competition it is not always price thatcuts the greatest figure in securing orders. Ori-ginality and variety of design are much more import-ant features. A firm that departs from the beatentrack and produces an article that competitors havenot thought of doesnt have to figure so closely onprices. But if at the same time the special article. can be produced at a reasonable rate the success of thefirm is at once secured. The Imperial Art Glass andLamp Works, 26-32 Sullivan street, this city, underthe proprietorship of J. Vallin and Philip Le Berthon,have achieved this in the Persian filigree lamp illus-trated above. It is truly oriental in conception andmost artistic in effect. The concern makes both gasand electric portable lamps, and has a large variety of 9 art glass domes. Inverted art shades are also to befound there in profusion. In fact, anything in thelamp line can be readily obtained, Prompt deliveryis a strong point in their favor. IN TOWN. Abbreviations—c, crockery; g, glass: hf, housefurnishings;1, lamps; t, toys; s, silverware. T HE following buyers have reported in town sinceour last issue: A J Kaufman, of C A Kaufman Co, t. New Orleans. 258 Bonnett, with D H Holmes Co, t, New Orleans. 20 East Schaeffer. with Adam, Meldrum & Anderson Co, hf, Buffalo. 2 Walke
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