Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-05

The prophet rs of THE GHrAr AMHWcAN TIA Cox
PArY became fully convinced several years ago, that
the consumer Of Tea and Coffee were paving too many
and too large profits these Articles " day con-
sumpiion and therefore org nizJd fHg GRgAr AMERt-
CAN TIA CuafANY TO do away, as far as possible win
these drains upon the Consumefs ana to sup
ply them with these Necessities at the smallest possible
price.
go give readers an idea Of the profits which have
been made IN o. Tea trade, viii start with the Amer
lean houses leaving cut Of the account entirely the
profits NJ The Chinese factors
lst The American house in China or Japan makes
large PR hts on their sales shipments and some OF Ct e
nch,et retired merchants n this country have made tht
immeusc fortunes through their houses in China
I'd The Banker makes large profits upon the foreign
Exchange used in the purchase Of Teas.
80 The Importer makes profit Of 81 TO 81 per cent
IN many cases.
al On s arrival here It is sold by the cargo, and me
Puf haser sells it TO the Spectator n invoices OF 600
to 1000 packages at an average profit about 10 per
cent.
6th The Spectator sells e 10 the Wholesale Tea
Dealer ia lines At a profit Of 10 to Is per cent
6h The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells It to the Whole
sale Grocer ia lots TO suit his trade az proht Of about
7th The Wholesale Grocer sells it to the Retail Deal
er at profit Of 10 TO rs per cent
dh he Retailer sells 1t % the Consumer Tor ALL
Pkor1r HE CAN GIT.
When you have added to these RieHr profits as many
broketagts ca ages, st1faRes coupcfsEes and waste
ard add Che original cost q tie Tea % VIII be perceived
what The sumner hiss 70 pay And now propose "a
chow why We eau ser So very much lower than othe'
dealers.
We propose to do away With an these various profits
and rokeragcs carriage s'oages, cOoperdg and waste
with Che exception 0f small commission paid puf-
chasing 90 our respondents IN China aud Japan
caftage ard small pioh % ourselyes-shch on OUT
large sales will amply pay us
Through OUT system o. supplying Club throughout
the county consumers 10 AL parts " the Uuted states
can receive their Teas at the prices with the small
additional expense II transportation as though thel
bought them az our war, houses i1 This city.
some parties require of as how they shall proceed q
get up club The answer is simply this; Let cact
per.on wishing TO join in club, say how much Tea o
Cte he wants. snd select The Kind and price rom
Price List published DO th paper ot in circulars
Write the names kinds and amounts plainly on let
and when the club is complete seudit 10 us by mail rn
We will put each patti 5 goods IN stpcrsc packages All
marx the name upon them, with De cost there
be mo conflfiou in their distribct n-ea. py gettn
exactly hat he orders, and more The cost trans
portatiUn the members Of the club divide tQuitab
amouR themselves.
The urds TO pay for the goods cIde ed be o.
drafts On Ne York by P0st-ohce Moncs Order, or b.
Exp as may suit the convenience OF the club Or
II the cunt ordered exceeds thirty dollars will
cesi send the goods by Express 90 " collect on dshr
cry"
Parties getting cir teas from us may confidently ne
y upon getti them pure and fresh they diroc
fIom the Custom House stores 90 our warehouses.
The Company have selected rae following kinds from
their stock which they recommend 90 meet the wants
tlubs. hoy ave sold At Cargo Prices, thf sam a- OBJ
'ompsny eel tlom in New York as Che DIS. Of price
+ will show
An goods sold aie warranted TO Civ. satisfaction.