f. c.
2734 hectolitres of gaillettes and small coal 3898 70
Charges at the pit 109 36
Freight to Ghent 683 50
4691 56
Charges at Ghent f. c.
City dues 131 55
Labourers 16 24
Cost of unloading 368 33
Superintendant 14 529 12
Cost of the 2734 hectolitres in store 5220 68

1000 livres of Ghent thus cost 10f. 95c.; and as there are 2300 livres in a ton of 1000 kilogrammes, the price, as compared with M. Briavionne’s statement, would be 25f. 18c. per ton. I have, however, mentioned that the price has fallen considerably since the panic of 1837 and 1838, which accounts for the difference.

[13] This estimate, given to me on the spot, I have reason to think must be incorrect, as in 1838 it was valued at but half this sum; and even its subsequent enlargement and addition can scarcely have doubled its value within so short a time.

[14] Vol. ii., p. 332.

[15] De L’Industrie en Belgique, vol. ii. p. 396.

[16] Pavia scarcely less renowned for the prowess of Charlemagne, than the graceful gallantry of Francis I.

[17] Le transport entre pour 2½ à 3 p. c. dans ce prix de 8½ moyennant lequel les fraudeurs s’engagent à rendre en dix jours la marchandise de France à Bruxelles.

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