 | Early English newspapers - 1840 - 954 pages
...profits went among jobbers, merchants, shipowners, and brokers ; but if trade in corn were regulated, the producer and consumer would soon come to an understanding...delivered in London from the Euxine ports at about one third or two fifths of the price which is noto obtained on a sudden demand. Russia, our author... | |
 | John BROADHURST - Economics - 1842 - 330 pages
...Eng" lish. The Polish proprietor knew nothing of " the demand in England, or, if he did, was un" able to profit by it : vice versa for the Londoner. " The...consumer would " soon come to an understanding of their re" spective interests, and corn be probably de" livered in London from the Euxine ports at " about... | |
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England, or, if he did, was unable to profit by it : vice versa for the Londoner. The profits of the transaction went amongst jobbers, merchants, shipowners, and brokers. But if the trade in corn were rendered constant and regular, the producer and consumer... 