In 1870, the cost of goods varied greatly depending on the item and location. For example, a loaf of bread may have cost around 5 cents, a gallon of milk around 20 cents, and a dozen eggs around 30 cents. However, it's important to note that inflation and economic factors have significantly changed the value of currency since then, making direct comparisons difficult.
10 cents
If you mean gasoline, it was not being sold in 1870. The car with a gasoline engine had not been invented yet.
His plows in 1869-1870 cost anywhere from $26.00 to $51.00.
In 1870 bread wasn't sold in a loaf like today. Most people made their own rolls/bread.
I would guess $3 on the plains
12.5 cents
the construction of the Brooklyn bridge started in 1870
Well, honey, in 1870, the average cost of a house in the United States was around $2,000 to $5,000. But let's be real, that was over 150 years ago, so good luck finding a house at that price now unless you've got a time machine and a DeLorean.
Jell things cost more because of the cost of their production.
built in 1870
In the 1840s of England things cost about 3.00 now they cost about 15.00
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