...100 to 116.2, which is equivalent to a depreciation of gold in the ratio of 100 to 8U.O, or by 14.0 per cent. The minor commodities, however, give a somewhat...independent minor articles, of which the prices have, on the averages, risen between 1845-50 and 1860-2 in the ratio 100 to 106.76, which would indicate a depreciation...

...1860-62 in the ratio of 100 to 116'2, which is equivalent to a depreciation of gold in the ratio of 100 to 86'0, or by 14'0 per cent. The minor commodities,...bracketed entered into the general average. We thus find that there are sixty-four independent minor articles of which the prices have on the average risen...

...1860-62 in the ratio of 100 to 116'2, which is equivalent to a depreciation of gold in the ratio of 100 to 86'0, or by 14'0 per cent. The minor commodities,...have treated those which are bracketed together in tho last column as having the importance only of a single commodity, so that only the mean of the ratios...

...100 to 116.2, which is equivalent to a depreciation of gold in the ratio of too to 86.0, or by 14.0 per cent. The minor commodities, however, give a somewhat...independent minor articles, of which the prices have, on the averages, risen between 1845-50 and 1860-2 in the ratio 100 to 106.76, which would indicate a depreciation...

...100 to 116.2, which is equivalent to a depreciation of gold in the ratio of 100 to 86.0, or by 14.0 per cent. The minor commodities, however, give a somewhat...last column as having the importance only of a single Cotton. Cotton-cloth. 86 ... . ... 107 95 . . . . ... 113 73 . . . . . . . 99 86 ... . ... 125 140...