COMMON COMMODITIES OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES
Reading edition
In each of the handbooks in this series a particular product or industry is treated by an expert writer and practical man of business. Beginning with the life history of the plant, or other natural product, he follows its development until it becomes a commercial commodity, and so on through the various phases of its sale in the market and its purchase by the consumer.
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TEAGAS AND GAS MAKING
COFFEEFURNITURE
SUGARCOAL TAR AND SOME OF ITS PRODUCTS
OILSPETROLEUM
WHEAT AND ITS PRODUCTSSALT AND THE SALT INDUSTRY
RUBBERKNITTED FABRICS
IRON AND STEELZINC
COPPERCORDAGE AND CORDAGE HEMP AND FIBRES
COALCARPETS
TIMBERASBESTOS
LEATHERPHOTOGRAPHY
COTTONACIDS AND ALKALIS
SILKSILVER
WOOLGOLD
LINENPAINTS AND VARNISHES
TOBACCOELECTRICITY
CLAYS AND CLAY PRODUCTSALUMINIUM
PAPERBUTTER AND CHEESE
SOAPBRITISH CORN TRADE
GLASS AND GLASS MAKINGENGRAVING
GUMS AND RESINSLEAD
THE MOTOR INDUSTRYSTONES AND QUARRIES
THE BOOT AND SHOE INDUSTRY