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How Much Did Ice Cost In The 1800S? [Solved]
Moreover, it stated, shipping ice cost an average of $2.00 per ton in 1847. In Havana that same year, ice sold for 6 ¼ cents per pound with 1,112 tons consumed, New Orleans’ price was set at 3 cents per pound – 28,000 tons, while Boston used 27,000 tons, with an average price of 13. 5 cents per hundred pounds.25 Aug 2020
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On July 14, 1850, a French consul celebrated Bastille Day with chilled champagne on
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