Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
ALSO,
The hip George Shotton
Has arrived with
10000 Half Chests
or She
FINEST HOW
DOL O N G T E A S


The cargo ~ The ship Gcorpc horton Is the second in
size that has ever come 10 this port from toochow (Which
Is me finest Black Tea district China) These are The
finest frsi-p'cking contract Teas rich fresh and
The receiving these two large csrsoes by the GRsAr
ANEHIcAN TEA CoMrAEY FOR their own trade IS
knowtdRod by the mercantile community as the largest
transactions ever ms DO this country lhcy were
deemed of much importance, that the fact was tee-
grthedto au the principal COMMERCIAL papers m me
country by their londcnts here and us Appeared
imp lrant item throughout the Uni ed states
at the same time.
TIC Impotence Il these trausacous ia this market
is thus noticed by Che oldest and st respectable com
merci paper in this cy-hr A. J Shipptng and COM
insiciqi Lisf-whel says; The Ira have again been
Stalled by the arrival Of two larg carg0es n Teas 20
the GRBAr AMERICAN IRA COMrANY-the ship Golden
state fum Japan With % 900 hat chests and The
ship George shotln, from Foochow with ~ 600 pack
ages And in arothO place It says. The re ent
large operations Of the GREAT AMEhtcsN TEA Com
have taken The trade by surprise and sre rather
novelty In this MARI et The taking up Of carg0es
% $40 packages Japan, for immediate consumption, at
a Of about million and half Of dollars indicates
the extensive nature q the Company busn S. and de-
serves passing notice our hands"
In addition T. g. csc lafg eargoes Of Blick and Japan
Teas q e company are % instantly re ei'h large m
" ices of the finest quality Of Green Teas nom the
Moyune districts Of China which uniiyalled Tor fine
ness and sweetness of flavor.
To give our readers idea Of the profits which have
been made in the Tea trade, will start with the Amer
lean houses, leaving cut Of the account entirely the
profits Of The Chinese factors
arqe pr hts their sales shipments and some Of a.
rchCst refined merchants 10 this country have made then
immense fortunes through their houses In China
ID The Banker makes large profits upon the foreign
exchange used in the purchase Of Teas.
30 The Importer makes profit Of 30 to 80 per cent
in many
h On It's arrival here e. is sold by the cargo, and he
Purchaser sells t To the Spectator IN invoices Of 600
to 900 packages, at an average iroht 4 about 10 per
5th The Spectator sells i, to the WI olesale Tea
Dealer in lines at a profit Of 10 70 10 per cent
CHI The Wholesale lea Dealer sells 1t to the Whole
sale Grocer In lots TO suit his trade at profit OF about
10 per cent
profit If 10 20 25 per cent
8.h he Retailer sells 1t 70 the Consumer for ALL 1HR
PROFIT CAN GET.
when yon have added to thess FIGHr profits as many
brokeragts, carriages, stnages, eooperages and
At add tho original # tie Tea II will be perceived
what the sumer to pay. And now propose to
show Why we can sell so very much lower than other
dealers.
We propose to do away with all these various profits
and rokerages carriages soaRe, cuopersges and waste
with the exception Of smal commission paid for pur-
chasing coTTespou dents in China and JAPAN
cartAge aud small profit to oursolyes-whiCh on our
large sales, will amply p.y US.
Though our system o. supplying Club throughout
the county consumers in ali parts Of the United states
can receive Ii cir the prices with ine small
additional expense II uansportaton) though they
bought them al our war, houses IN this city
Some parties qure Of us how they shal proceed to
get up club The answer is simply this; Let each
person wishing to join in club say how much Tea
Coffee he wants and select the kind and price rom
Price iet published in tho payer in circulars
Write the nan,es kinds and amounts plainly list.
and when the club is complete sendt 10 US By mail and
we will nut each paiU goods in seperate packages and
MARI the name upon heIn with The cost, there need
be no eunfJiou IN Their distrbutineach patty getting
exactly What he o1ders and The cost Of
portation the members Of the uO can divide equaoy
aiuond themselves.
O. UNTRY CLUBS, Hand aud Wagon Pedlers and
smell stores OF VII CHI class We are supply lug many
IA 5usands all 4 Which doing wo), con have their
orders promptly and fdhfuy filed and in case Il Clubs
can have each par name marked on their package and
directed by sending their orders to Nos 81 and 50 esey
Street, New York.
Parties sending Cub their orders for less than thir
~ dollars had better SCI p0s-otico drafts or money
with their Orers, the expense Of collecting by
press but larger odeis viii forward by express, 10
collect ON delivery
Hereafter we will send complimentary package 10
the party getting up the Club Our ohts are small
hut we will be as liberal We can aflrd We send DO
comtlimcutary packages Tor Clubs " less than s3h
Parties gturg Il er teas fiom us may confidently re-
~ upon getting them pure and eth as they come direct
from the Custom u ouse stores TO our warehouses.
We warrant all the goods sell 10 give entire salts
faction II they not satisfactory iheI can be reteintd
At our expense within thirty Jays and have the money
refunded
The COMPANY have selected the following kinds from
their stock which they ecommtnd TO meet the wants cf
Cube They are sold at Cargo Prices, the same as the
Company sells them in New York as the list Of prices
will show