Special Consular Reports
Special Consular Reports
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I'n the case of all fairly comfortable houses, the increase has been fully 100 per cent. Tenement houses in which ordinary laborers and mechanics live are constructed very badlT.
All the rooms in such a house open on a common yard or, if the house be more than one-story high, upon a common wide porch. The cooking is usually done on a brazier outside the room. Tbe'^siseof these rooms is more or less 12 by 15 feet; each room is occupied by one family : the rent of such room is about $18 per month..., the same room renting in 1886 for $11. Fairly comfortable houses, of say, six rooms, in an average location, rent for $90 to $180 per month ; while houses of eight to twelve ixrama in good localities rent for from $200 to $400 per month.
32.20 pounds.
4 It is exceedingly difficult to price meat here by the pound or kilo, for the reason tbat it is usually sold by the piece, without being weighed. Animals are sold to the butcher at a certain price per head, and never by weight. The butcher manages, however, to so cut the carcass that he realizes a handsome profit, while he maintains at the same time a price more or less steady for each of t he pieces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'n the case of all fairly comfortable houses, the increase has been fully 100 per cent. Tenement houses in which ordinary laborers and mechanics live are constructed very badlT.
All the rooms in such a house open on a common yard or, if the house be more than one-story high, upon a common wide porch. The cooking is usually done on a brazier outside the room. Tbe'^siseof these rooms is more or less 12 by 15 feet; each room is occupied by one family : the rent of such room is about $18 per month..., the same room renting in 1886 for $11. Fairly comfortable houses, of say, six rooms, in an average location, rent for $90 to $180 per month ; while houses of eight to twelve ixrama in good localities rent for from $200 to $400 per month.
32.20 pounds.
4 It is exceedingly difficult to price meat here by the pound or kilo, for the reason tbat it is usually sold by the piece, without being weighed. Animals are sold to the butcher at a certain price per head, and never by weight. The butcher manages, however, to so cut the carcass that he realizes a handsome profit, while he maintains at the same time a price more or less steady for each of t he pieces.
What to read after Special Consular Reports?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Foreign And Domestic Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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