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... pound on tea , which exceeds 250 per cent upon the cost of it , whilst that of China imposes an average duty of only 5 to 7 per cent upon British goods ! Nor does the rate of duty represent the amount of the imposition , or of the ...
... pound on tea , which exceeds 250 per cent upon the cost of it , whilst that of China imposes an average duty of only 5 to 7 per cent upon British goods ! Nor does the rate of duty represent the amount of the imposition , or of the ...
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... pound , would satisfactorily adjust it , even though its fixed and uniform character were retained , for so moderate a uniform tax would tend to a greater assimilation of the qualities of the tea imported , and the inequality of it to ...
... pound , would satisfactorily adjust it , even though its fixed and uniform character were retained , for so moderate a uniform tax would tend to a greater assimilation of the qualities of the tea imported , and the inequality of it to ...
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... pound , incurs no more , on the pound , for these charges , than a tea costing but thirty cents ; and that whilst these charges , assumed at ten cents per pound , make up one - third the cost of the last named , they amount to but one ...
... pound , incurs no more , on the pound , for these charges , than a tea costing but thirty cents ; and that whilst these charges , assumed at ten cents per pound , make up one - third the cost of the last named , they amount to but one ...
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... pound sterling , this is equal to $ 13,314 84 per annum , or 72 per cent greater than the actual rates paid at Lowell . Taking into account that coal in any part of Massachusetts costs at least three times as much as at Greenock , it ...
... pound sterling , this is equal to $ 13,314 84 per annum , or 72 per cent greater than the actual rates paid at Lowell . Taking into account that coal in any part of Massachusetts costs at least three times as much as at Greenock , it ...
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... pound during the same time . It embraces two qualities of cotton , as well as of cloth . * Year . Fine cotton . Coarse . Fine cloth . Coarse . 1835 . 20. 5 18.36 35.39 28.12 1836 . 21. 6 19.36 43. 9 29.22 1837 19. 8 17.44 43.86 26.92 ...
... pound during the same time . It embraces two qualities of cotton , as well as of cloth . * Year . Fine cotton . Coarse . Fine cloth . Coarse . 1835 . 20. 5 18.36 35.39 28.12 1836 . 21. 6 19.36 43. 9 29.22 1837 19. 8 17.44 43.86 26.92 ...
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