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an Extensive scale. The Company to my knowledge have dealt at<lb/>
<p>an Extensive scale. The Company to my knowledge have dealt at<lb/>
times in Opium, Cottn and other article; but to my knowledge<lb/>
times in Opium, Cottn and other article; but to my knowledge<lb/>
although they never have gained by it, on the contrary they have<lb/>
although they never have gained by it, on the contrary they have<lb/>
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Besides Cotton and Opium, the Merchants send from the Malabar<lb/>
Besides Cotton and Opium, the Merchants send from the Malabar<lb/>
Coast (exclusive of what goes from other parts of India) pepper<lb/>
Coast (exclusive of what goes from other parts of India) pepper<lb/>
 
sandal wood, Ivory, Shark Fins,  , Bezaar, Incencse, Pearl<lb/>
 
Bar Gold, Gold and Silver coins, &amp; a great variety of other articles annually,<lb/>
in which the Company could not trade without great<lb/>
loss, as the collection of most of these article require such a minute<lb/>
as can only be paid by individuals who are early initiated<lb/>
in the separate branches of it &amp; who have gained by local<lb/>
knowledge, an experience which none but those absolutely used<lb/>
to the business can have.  If the above plan took place, not only<lb/>
all those exports would serve as remittances by our ships to<lb/>
China, but also all the Tin, Gold dust, Wax , Pepper, and cargoes<lb/>
of the Malay Traders &amp; the Gentlemen both British and Foreigners<lb/>
who did trade would endeavour to remit their fortunes in Gold and<lb/>
SIlver by the way of China.  Even a trial of this for a few years<lb/>
would be very useful, if only yo ascertain the extent that the <lb/>
trade might be capable of being brought to.</p>


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an Extensive scale. The Company to my knowledge have dealt at
times in Opium, Cottn and other article; but to my knowledge
although they never have gained by it, on the contrary they have
lost; nor did they ever by such means, effect any capital remitance
INdeed in general their ships have carried little or
no cargo, on the Company's account from India to China; so that
their loss by giving up the Tonnage to individuals would be none.
Where the Merchants to have their Goods carried freight free and
at the Comapnies risk from India to China, it is impossible to say
how much this trade from India to China would increase.
Besides Cotton and Opium, the Merchants send from the Malabar
Coast (exclusive of what goes from other parts of India) pepper
sandal wood, Ivory, Shark Fins, , Bezaar, Incencse, Pearl
Bar Gold, Gold and Silver coins, & a great variety of other articles annually,
in which the Company could not trade without great
loss, as the collection of most of these article require such a minute
as can only be paid by individuals who are early initiated
in the separate branches of it & who have gained by local
knowledge, an experience which none but those absolutely used
to the business can have. If the above plan took place, not only
all those exports would serve as remittances by our ships to
China, but also all the Tin, Gold dust, Wax , Pepper, and cargoes
of the Malay Traders & the Gentlemen both British and Foreigners
who did trade would endeavour to remit their fortunes in Gold and
SIlver by the way of China. Even a trial of this for a few years
would be very useful, if only yo ascertain the extent that the
trade might be capable of being brought to.



Identifier: | JB/169/146/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 169.

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169

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Folio number

146

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Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

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Penner

lady bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

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Paper Producer

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ID Number

56966

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