Executive Documents, volume 7, part 2
Executive Documents, volume 7, part 2
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27. 2,000 bushels wheat; 5,000 bushels rye and corn) 400 bushels potatoes; 6,000 lbs.
beef; 16,000 lbs. bacon; besides cheese, flia- nels, linens, &c, &c.
28. Dont know.
29. Unconnected with a furnace and rott- ing mill, we would stop.
30. In that case we would, have no capital, for, if the works were stopped, the personal property could not be sole 1 tor any thing, sad the real estate consists of lands valuable on- ly for coal timber.
31. Yes; if we could sell at any price our property.
32. Ou...r iron finds a market down the Ohio river, and there meets foreign iron.
33. Whole capital $55,000; if they stopped and put to sale, #8,000 could not be realized.
Digitized by Google [ Doc. No, 308. ] Document 14.— No. $5 — Continued, 325 QUESTIONS.
ANSWERS.
54. What amount of reduction in the du- ties would enable the actual or real capital employed to yield an interest of 6 per cent; and how gradual the reduction should be?
34. We dont now realize 6 per cent, on the real capital.
SHORB, STEWART Sc Co.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27. 2,000 bushels wheat; 5,000 bushels rye and corn) 400 bushels potatoes; 6,000 lbs.
beef; 16,000 lbs. bacon; besides cheese, flia- nels, linens, &c, &c.
28. Dont know.
29. Unconnected with a furnace and rott- ing mill, we would stop.
30. In that case we would, have no capital, for, if the works were stopped, the personal property could not be sole 1 tor any thing, sad the real estate consists of lands valuable on- ly for coal timber.
31. Yes; if we could sell at any price our property.
32. Ou...r iron finds a market down the Ohio river, and there meets foreign iron.
33. Whole capital $55,000; if they stopped and put to sale, #8,000 could not be realized.
Digitized by Google [ Doc. No, 308. ] Document 14.— No. $5 — Continued, 325 QUESTIONS.
ANSWERS.
54. What amount of reduction in the du- ties would enable the actual or real capital employed to yield an interest of 6 per cent; and how gradual the reduction should be?
34. We dont now realize 6 per cent, on the real capital.
SHORB, STEWART Sc Co.
What to read after Executive Documents, volume 7, part 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House to read onlineMoreLess
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