Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-08
THE INN ENSE PROFITS
TEA TRADE !.

! The propiiet-rs Of THR GREkr AMERioAN TIA Con-
PArY became fully nvinced. several years ago, that
the consumers Of Tea aud Coffee wete paying too many
and too large profits on these articles Of everyday con
'umpton. and Therefore organized lHE GREAT AMERl-
CAN TEA OoMPANY, TO do asaJ, as far as possible vi
these enormous Grains upon the Consumes ana 20 sup
Wy them with these ntcessaes at the smallest possible
price.
10 give our readers an idea Of the pro6 which have
been made IA Zoe Tea trade, We will start with the Amer
lean houses, leaving rut Of the account eutiey the
profits Of The Chinese factors
/ Let. The American house in China OF Japan makes
large profits their sales shipments and some Of the
richest retired merchants 10 This country have made theft
"a The Banker male large profits upon the foreign
exchange used in the purchase " Teas.
3D. The Importer makes profit Of 80 to so per cent
An On It's arrival here it ia sold by the cargo and 'he
Pur haser sells il the Specuat9r In invoices OF 900
to 900 packages, at an average Iroht shout 10 per
5th The Spectator sells IL to the wholesale Tea
Dealer in lines at pr. ht Of 10 20 10 per cent
9Th The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells It 70 the Whole
sale Grocer in lots to suit his trade at profit OF about
10 per cent
IN Inc wholesale Grocer sells IL to the Retail Deal
er at piofi Of Is 20 IS per cent
Sh. The Retailer sells 1t to the Consumer for ALL IHt
Pi,oFlr HE CAN GET.
When you have added to these BtoHr profits many
brokerage agts, tt'iaRes ouupcrsges ond waste
add The original of TIE Tea, will be pen ceived
what the sumer has to pay Ard now propose 70
show Why we can sell so veiy much lower than other
dealers.
We propose do away with all ,htte various profits
anu fNktiANtfs ana waste
Ritn the exception Of small mmissiun paid puT-
chasing correspondents ir China and Japan,
cattage and a small profit TO ourseves-Whioh,
large sales, will amply pay
Through system o. supplying Clubs throughout
the country, cousumtIs in paris Of the United states
receive their lea at the prices with the small
additional expense 4 uansporati' NJ as though they
bought them a our war houses 10 this city
Some parties quirc Of us how they shall proceed 70
get up \ club. The answer is simply this. Let each
ter.on wishing to join in club say how much Tea
Zee he wants and select The Kind and price nom
Price st, Published Ia The paper or in circulars
Write the uauts kinds and amounts plainly list.
and when the club is complete sendit 10 US by mail sud
wilt put each paits goods IN stperae packages and
marx the upon thtm, with he cost there need
be- conf ion their dlstribuu neach party getting
exactly hat he orders. end The cost Of trans
poradon the meabers Of the ub divide cquitabiy
an.oog htnlselyss.
The fund 70 pay for The goods orde ed be sent by
drafts Ne York, by POstttfce Money Order, by
Exp may suit the convenience Of the club Or,
II the cunt uIdeted exceeds thirtj dollafs, will II
deaiu send the goods by Express TO collect On deir
erg
Parties getting their teas fom may confidently
B getting them pure and iesh. they direct
itom the Custom House stores 20 our warehouses;.
The Compsny have selected tie following kinds from
their stock which they eoommend TO meet the wants Of
Clubs. 1hty sold Cargo Prices the same as the
Company sci them IN New York, a. the lis. Of prices
will show
An goods sold a. warranted to give satisfaction