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Cost of living in German towns

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Identifikator:: 1779856016

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-164114

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Mahraun, Artur http://d-nb.info/gnd/118781278

Title:: Das Jungdeutsche Manifest

Edition:: 2. Auflage

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Jungdeutscher Verl.

Year of publication:: [1928?]

Scope:: 208 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: V. Abschnitt. Die parteiistische Demokratie

Collection:: Economics Books

A A I V*- 478 STUTTGART. 50] ï I® îs n ks t?' if exceptions in the case of beef are steak and head, which represent the maximum and minimum figures ; in the case of mutton, chops ; and in the case of pork, chops and the portions smoked. Subject to these exceptions beef sold in October, 1905, at from l\d. to 8|d. per lb. ; mutton at from l\d. to $\d. ; and pork 9\d. ; veal ranged from 8^c7. to $\d. ; beef steak cost from 11 d. to Ls*. Id. per lb., but it is never found on the working-man’s table. Ham was sold at from ls. to ls. Id. per lb., but the popular demand is very small. Predominant Prices paid by the Working Classes in October, 1905, and July, 1906. Description of Cut Predominant price per lb. October, 1905. Beef :— Ribs Silverside Shin, with bone Steak Flank Mutton :— beg Shoulder ... Breast Neck Chops (trimmed) Veal:— Hind-quarter Shoulder, with bone Loin Pork :— Cured Ham Fore Loin... Belly- Spare Rib Chops 7|d. to 8|d. 7fd. to 8fd. 7\d. to 81c?. 11a. to ls. Id. 7f<7. to 8fc?. 74c?. to 9\d 7§c?. to 9|c?. 71d. to 9\d. 7-fd. to 9\d. 11 d. to ls. Id. 8|c?. to 91c/. 8W. to 9Id. 8fe?. to 9\d. ls. to Is. lc/. 9# 9¿d. 9fc/. 9 fe?. July, 1906. 8fc?. to 9ft?. 8fcZ. to 9\d. 8f<7. to 8f<7. ls. lc?. 8fc?. to 8fcZ. 7fc?. to 94c?. 7fr/. to 9|d. 7fc7. to 9|c?. 7fc?. to 9|d. Hr/, to Is. lc?. 9fc/. 91^. 91c?. 11c/. to Is. 8f d. 8§c?. 8^. 8#c/. Fewer horses are killed for food in Stuttgart relatively to its population than in some North German towns. The number of horses which underwent veterinary inspection for this purpose in 1904 was 215, and in 1905, 284, representing a deadweight of 55 and 72 tons respectively, or between half and three-quarters of a pound per head of the population. Recently there has been an increase in the cost of various articles of food, and especially meat, bread and milk, in the kingdom generally. The Wurtemberg State Statistical Bureau in 1907 made a calculation as to the extra cost caused to normal households consisting of five persons (husband, wife, and three children, not adults), owing to the higher prices of these three articles in December, 1905, and in September, 1906, as compared with the average for the years 1901-1904. Assuming that a family of this size consumed yearly 572 lb. of meat, in equal proportions of beef and pork, 1,100 lb. of rye bread, and 642 quarts of milk, the following comparison was worked out :— Estimated yearly Expenditure per family of 5 persons. September, 1906. December, 1905. Average for 1901-1904. Meat ... Bread ... Milk ... Total £ s. d. 21 1 0 £ s. d. 19 17 5 6 0 11 5 16 2 5 19 4 5 13 7 32 18 1 31 10 4 £ s. d. 17 7 2 5 16 4 5 7 5 28 10 11

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