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The Cotton Trade in England and on the Continent : a study in the field of the cotton industry / by G. v. Schulze-Gaevernitz. Translated from the german by Oscar S. Hall. [With introduction by Rd. Marsden]
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THE COTTON TRADE IN ENGLAND

WEEKLY EXPENDITURE.

/

A,

Miner in North-umberland .

B.

Machine Fitter inLondon .

Lb.

oz.

s.

d.

Lb.

OZ.

S.

d.

Bread (case B bought ready, as usual

in London )

48

0

5

6

Flour (case A baked by wife)...

66

0

7

9

4

0

0

6

Oatmeal ...

2

0

0

4

Rice

3

0

0

9

0

8

0

H

Potatoes.

28

0

1

4

24

0

1

6

Tea .

0

8

1

3

0

12

1

4*

Sugar .

9

0

1

101

6

0

1

0

Milk .

1

3f

1

3

Coffee

0

4

0

4

Cocoa .

0

4

0

6

0

4

0

34

Eggs .

1

0

0

9

Butter.

3

8

4

41

3

0

3

6

Lard, etc.

0

8

0

4

Cheese.

1

0

0

10

0

12

0

6

Meat: Beef .

5

0

3 iii

6

01

Mutton ...

10

0

9

2

4

Of

i

1

Pork

3

0

2

0

1

0

0

8

Ham and bacon...

0

8

0

3

Vegetables (turnips, cabbage, onions,

0

8

0

4

etc.) ...

0

6

,

Salt

0

1

0

1

Mixed pickles ...

0

1

Jam

2

4

0

3

Beer (A, teetotaller) ...

1

6

Spirits ...

t

Temperance cordials ...

0

6

Soap and washing materials ...

1

0

0

9

Lighting...

0

6

0

5

Candles ...

1

41

Tobacco (B, non-smoker)

0

3

0

9

Fuel (case A, free)

1

9

Other expenses ...

3

0

3

0

Rent (case A, free, value 5/6 per week]

/

7

0

Total weekly expenditure.

2

6

8?,

- 1

19

10

Yearly expenditure ...

121

9

11

103

11

4