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They also require a declaration signed by one of the partners in the London-house, that the said parcels contain nothing but paid country notes.
The charge is deemed so high, that few country bankers avail themselves of this mode of conveyance except on particular occasions.
Country bankers are the usual agents for procuring the purchase or sale of government securities, on behalf of persons in their neighbourhood.
The stock-brokers charge one-eighth commission on all purchases and sales of sto...ck ; one shilling per cent, on exchequer bills; sixpence per pound on long annuites; a quarter commission on all shares in public companies.
The charges are made on the amount of stock not on the amount of money invested. In the purchase of shares, the charges are upon the nominal value of the shares. In continuation* accounts the commission is only one-sixteenth per cent. One-eighth commission is a charge of two shillings and sixpence (the one-eighth of a pound) on every £100 : a quarter commission is of course five shillings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They also require a declaration signed by one of the partners in the London-house, that the said parcels contain nothing but paid country notes.
The charge is deemed so high, that few country bankers avail themselves of this mode of conveyance except on particular occasions.
Country bankers are the usual agents for procuring the purchase or sale of government securities, on behalf of persons in their neighbourhood.
The stock-brokers charge one-eighth commission on all purchases and sales of sto...ck ; one shilling per cent, on exchequer bills; sixpence per pound on long annuites; a quarter commission on all shares in public companies.
The charges are made on the amount of stock not on the amount of money invested. In the purchase of shares, the charges are upon the nominal value of the shares. In continuation* accounts the commission is only one-sixteenth per cent. One-eighth commission is a charge of two shillings and sixpence (the one-eighth of a pound) on every £100 : a quarter commission is of course five shillings.
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