We have witnessed an extraordinary growth of universities, libraries, and higher schools,the widespread increase of commerce, the prosperity of business, the rise in the price of food, and the great coal-strike of 1902.

The man who has control of a pricea price for a day's labor, for wages, for a cargo, or for any kind of producthas control of the living conditions of the one who works for him.

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The man who puts a price on an article, as buyer or seller, enters an arena which is not only commercialit is judicial and ethical: he declares for what amount a man's life-blood shall be used.

It will be interesting to know the prices at Dawson City for supplies: When I left in June, 1896.

The question is not: How shall I grind down price to the lowest?

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"Just then I did not know, but not long since I was offered a better price than yours.

That is to say, individuals of the green species have been found of the skyey colour and sold at a good price as rarities.

It has been alleged that he demanded an exorbitant price from New York for the transfer of the players.

Price per volume $0.60

For now, as I reasoned it out, the planters must begin to compare my prices with the Englishmen's, and must come to see where their advantage lay.

Instances were related to us of estates that could not be sold at any price before emancipation, that within the last two years have been disposed of at great prices.

Even Donnegan's inexperienced eye read a price into that shimmering vase.

Since large antlers, and especially so-called "record heads," of any species of deer command a price among those who desire to pose as sportsmen, and have not the strength or skill to hunt themselves, it has become a regular business for dealers to buy up unusual heads.

We asked the price without smiling, and the women, wondering, looked up.

For a strongly-constituted Trust will be able to crush any competing combination of ordinary size and strength by a temporary lowering of its prices below the margin of profitable production, the weapon which a strong rich company can always use successfully against a weaker new competitor.

If he set an extravagant value upon his other possessions, what price above rubies did he place upon the meek, silent, angular woman, who had been his partner, companion, and friend for more than a quarter of a century.

Nick, in particular, denounced it, as unwise and uncalled for, though he had made his price out of the very circumstance in prospective; and even Sergeant Joyce was compelled to admit that the knoll, an island no longer, had lost quite half its security as a military position.

That's well again; For that whose price after fruition falls May well too high be rated ere enjoyed In plain words,if she looks an angel now, you will be better mated than you expected, when you find hera woman.

3. You will be able to purchase books at prices within your reach; as low as 10 cents for paper covered books, to $5.00 for books bound in cloth or leather, adaptable for gift and presentation purposes, to suit the tastes of the most critical.

Millions in value pass out of these streets, that go to feed the vanity of those who fancy themselves wealthy, because they hold some ideal pledges for the payment of advances in price like those mentioned by the auctioneer, and which have some such security for the eventual payment, as one can find in calling a thing, that is really worth a dollar, worth a hundred.

For it does not follow that even where a Trust holds an absolute monopoly of the market of a locality, that it will be able to maintain that monopoly were it to raise its prices beyond a certain point.

Unless there is an unexpected revival in prices through some measure of "protection" being granted by law, or the medium of a great European war, or some such far-reaching dispensation of Providence, terrible to think of for those who live to see it, but with all its possibilities of "good arising out of evil" for future generations, these old villages will contain scarcely a single inhabitant in a hundred year's time.

The advance of cotton prices throughout most of the thirties suspended the discussion, and the régime went on virtually unchanged.