Railway Nationalization
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i35 instead of 35. 3^. , and onions 12s. 6d. Against 6s. Id. , equal to '^ An^'otfet member of the deputation stated that, " without the sale of straw, thousands of acres would go out of cultivation, that a difference of only is. Per ton represented a depreciation of /'i 0, 000 in Berks and Oxon, but the advance from Newbury to London was from 13^. 4^- to 15^. , and from Hungerford from i^^ Ad. To 161. Pressed hay from 6^. Sd. To 15^. 4^-, by which the whole trade had been disorganized. " The m...arket gardeners and fruit-dealers also sent a deputation to the Board of Trade complaining of the increased charges and the intensifying of the preferential system. . , . I • . A ^^, . , 1-0 The traders were equally loud in their complaints. A deputa- tion of the Mansion House Association, through their President, Sir Tames Whitehead, told the Board of Trade that, among other things, "leather conveyed by the Midland from Bristol to London under the old rates stood at 325. 6d. Per ton while under the new rates it stood at 44^- 9^- Paper carried from Darwen to London formerly was charged 28^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i35 instead of 35. 3^. , and onions 12s. 6d. Against 6s. Id. , equal to '^ An^'otfet member of the deputation stated that, " without the sale of straw, thousands of acres would go out of cultivation, that a difference of only is. Per ton represented a depreciation of /'i 0, 000 in Berks and Oxon, but the advance from Newbury to London was from 13^. 4^- to 15^. , and from Hungerford from i^^ Ad. To 161. Pressed hay from 6^. Sd. To 15^. 4^-, by which the whole trade had been disorganized. " The m...arket gardeners and fruit-dealers also sent a deputation to the Board of Trade complaining of the increased charges and the intensifying of the preferential system. . , . I • . A ^^, . , 1-0 The traders were equally loud in their complaints. A deputa- tion of the Mansion House Association, through their President, Sir Tames Whitehead, told the Board of Trade that, among other things, "leather conveyed by the Midland from Bristol to London under the old rates stood at 325. 6d. Per ton while under the new rates it stood at 44^- 9^- Paper carried from Darwen to London formerly was charged 28^.
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