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*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
*Source: Report on the commercial relations of the United States with all foreign nations, vol. 3 (1857). In 1854, surveys were sent to foreign consuls asking the wage rates, currency exchange rates, prices, duties, and more in each port city (see survey questions). Wages were reported in answer to question #7 of the Second Series.
PRICES for CLOTHING and SEWING SUPPLIES, 1850s
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PRICES for HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, 1850s
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Prices in BELGIUM, 1850s
Prices in CANADA, 1850s
Prices in GREAT BRITAIN, 1850s
Prices in HAWAII, 1850s
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Prices in MOROCCO, 1850s
Prices in SPAIN, 1850s
Prices in SWEDEN, 1850s
Prices in TURKEY, 1850s
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