" "And I suppose that, in his big-hearted, wholesaler's way, he wouldn't mind making a bag of the lot of us tonight.

"Sometimes I bought it at auction, or at sheriff's sales; sometimes of private parties; sometimes of manufacturers and wholesalers.

In the T'ang epoch tea drinking spread all over China, and there sprang up a class of wholesalers who bought the tea from the peasants, accumulated stocks, and distributed them.

There naturally developed then a pernicious collaboration between state officials and the wholesalers.

The state and the wholesalers alike were keenly interested in the prevention of tea smuggling, which was strictly prohibited.

We have here for the first time the association of officials with wholesalers or even with a monopoly trade.

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He was only one of the wholesalers who go to Paris yearly ostensibly to buy models, but really to pay heavy diplomatic court to those hundreds of women buyers who flock to that city in the interests of their firms.

Yes, little mother, such a wholesale trade is not to be despised; the wholesaler can often make more money in a moment than the retailer makes in two years.

'Is it possible that your profits have all gone into gasoline an' rubber an' silk an' education an' hardwood finish an' human fat?' "'Well, it costs so much to live,' he says, 'an' the wholesalers have kept liftin' the prices on me.

The wholesalers learnt about the profits that you an' others like ye was makin', an' they concluded that they needed a part of 'em.

LARRABEE, CARROLL B. How to sell through wholesalers.

WEISS, E. B. How to sell through wholesalers, by E. B. Weiss & Carroll B. Larrabee, with the collaboration of Peter Ball.

Charleston Electrical Supply Company electrical wholesalers 1948-1949 appliance catalog.

LARRABEE, CARROLL B. How to sell through wholesalers.

WEISS, E. B. How to sell through wholesalers, by E. B. Weiss & Carroll B. Larrabee, with the collaboration of Peter Ball.

Charleston Electrical Supply Company electrical wholesalers 1948-1949 appliance catalog.

And the contract chanced to be one for which the eager wholesalers at Alexandretta had agreed to pay a bonus for early arrival.

" The special prices granted by the publishers enabled me to undersell the wholesalers, and by securing their adoption as regular text-books by school boards, I made more money than ever before in my life, sometimes from $25 to $100 per day, consequently the firm finding I was filling the markets and my own pockets so that they had no sales at regular prices, hired me at a liberal salary as representative of all their publications.

Hence threats of associations of traders (retailers or wholesalers) not to deal with another if he continued to deal with some third party have been declared acts in restraint of trade.