10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHROFFAGE»
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shroffage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Commerce and Culture: Nineteenth-Century Business Elites
254. 38 VA, Doss. 64: General Regulations and Instructions for the Use of Volkart
Brothers Up-Country-Agencies (Winterthur, 1912), pp. 21-7; VA, Doss. 26:
Finance-Exchange 1887-1977, 3. Inland Financing — Shroffage Agreements, For
the ...
Professor Robert Lee, 2013
2
A Cyclopædia of Commerce, Mercantile Law, Finance, ...
SHROFF, SHROFFAGE. Shtoff, m Indian commerce, means a banker or money-
changer. Shroffage is the examination of coins, and separation of the good from
the debased. [India.] SHRUB, a compound liquor, made of spirit, acid fruit, and ...
William Waterston, John Ramsay McCulloch, 1847
3
Remarks on a gold currency for India [&c.].
Shroffage, which is unavoidable (apart from imposition), arises from the necessity
of a charge being made for the exchange of pieces, one for another, to reimburse
the party who undertakes the task of managing the business for his time and ...
4
A cyclopædia of commerce, mercantile law, finance, and ...
SHROFF, SHROFFAGE. Shroff, in Indian commerce, means a banker or money-
changer. Shroffage is the examination of coins, and separation of the good from
the debased. [India.] SHRUB, a compound liquor, made of spirit, acid fruit, and ...
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Village Revenue Establishments of the Madras Presidency
Enclosing a letter from the Col-j lector on the subject of fixing the Shroffage
among Potails* ....V. 11% August ...|G. 0. — Passing orders on the above letter.
17th December 1862(From Collector.— Requesting sanction for the separation of
the ...
Madras (India : Presidency). Board of Revenue, 1867
6
Bengal Industries and the British Industrial Revolution ...
Grant estimates that during the reign of Jaffier Khan re-coinage annually
contributed more than S.Rs300,000 to the exchequer in addition to a 2 per cent
mint charge and a 5 per cent shroffage (ibid.). The system also ensured a
monopoly for ...
7
Ceylon Coins and Currency
Shroffage. Sesdehalve, coin, 127. Sessje, 257, 265. Sestehalf, coin, 116.
Sestehalver, v. Sesdehalve. Setali, v. Sattaliya. Setu coins of Jaffna, 54, 74, 75 ff.,
78. 82, 99. Setupatis of Ramnad, 74, 75. Seventy trwo Orders of Jaffna, 114.
Seville ...
Hubert Walter Codrington, 1994
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A Cyclopaedia of Commerce, Mercantile Law, Finance, ...
SHROFF, SHROFFAGE. Shroff, m Indian commerce, means a banker or money-
changer. Shroffage is the examination of coins, and separation of the good from
the debased. [India.] SHRUB, a compound liquor, made of spirit, acid fruit, and ...
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The works, political, metaphysical, and chronological, of ...
While this distinclion is pre- served, I think, at least, you will preserve along with it,
that system of battas and shroffage, which you have formerly condenmed. I wifn
you had given me a hint concerning the connection between the standard I have
...
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Remarks on a gold currency for India, and proposal of ...
Shroffage, which is unavoidable (apart from imposition), arises from the necessity
of a charge being made for the exchange of pieces, one for another, to reimburse
the party who undertakes the task of managing the business for his time and ...
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