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The Negro at Work in New York City: A Study in Economic Progress
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17 Chapters
Chapter 1 IToC
Chapter 2 Per cent 1870. 1880. No. Per cent
Chapter 3 Per cent 1900. No. Per cent
Chapter 4 Per cent
Chapter 5 1900. 1905[B]
Chapter 6 1900. 1905.[D]
Chapter 7 1890. 1900. Per cent increase.
Chapter 8 1890. 1900. Per cent increase. 8
Chapter 9 EARNERS
Chapter 10 EARNERS 10
Chapter 11 FAMILIES AND LODGERS
Chapter 12 OCCUPATIONS IN 1890 AND 1900
Chapter 13 1890. 1900. Per cent increase. 13
Chapter 14 1890. 1900. Per cent increase. 14
Chapter 15 WAGES IN OTHER OCCUPATIONS
Chapter 16 THE BUSINESS PROMISE
Chapter 17 A HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN BUSINESS
Chapter 18 THE NATURE OF THE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1909
Chapter 19 OWNERSHIP OF ESTABLISHMENTS
Chapter 20 SIZE OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
Chapter 21 THE AMOUNT OF MERCHANDISE ON HAND
Chapter 22 GROSS RECEIPTS IN 1907 AND 1908
Chapter 23 No.23
Chapter 24 No.24
Chapter 25 PERMANENCE OF LOCATION
Chapter 26 BUSINESS METHODS
Chapter 27 CREDIT RELATIONSHIPS
Chapter 28 INDIVIDUALS AND PARTNERSHIPS
Chapter 29 THE NEGRO CORPORATION
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Chapter 17 A HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN BUSINESS

The economic propensity to higgle and barter appeared early among the Negroes of the New Amsterdam Colony. As early as 1684 the Colonial General Assembly passed a law that "no servant or slave, either male or female, shall either give, sell or truck any commodity whatsoever during the term of their service." Any servant or slave who violated the la

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