Compared with when he used to sit in the third position in the Sanlin Gang, Lin De is now much more restrained in his actions outside, and he only smiled indifferently in the face of Gu Hui's praise: "This is all thanks to the Haihan chiefs who appreciate the bowl of rice, Gu Ye smiled!"

Gu Hui casually praised a few more words before cautiously asking, "I don't know what good things the fleet brought over this time?"

Lin Deying said: "It's almost the same as before, and they are all some good-selling Haihan goods on the market, and the goods on these three ships will be unloaded to Tongsheng No. C warehouse, you can arrange it, unload the goods as soon as possible, and tomorrow you will rush to load a batch of silk back, remember to let your people come over to do things early." By the way, this time there is also a batch of Haihan special brew that has arrived in Zhejiang, this thing is a good thing, it tastes much stronger than rice wine, and I will let you get two bottles back to try it later. But let your people be careful when they work, and don't break the bottles and cans. ”

Gu Hui hurriedly thanked Linde, then walked to the side of the boat and beckoned his men to hurry up and start work. As soon as these three truckloads were unloaded and loaded, he could collect twenty or thirty taels of silver into his pocket, but the time required was only to move his mouth, and the silver was really easy and pleasant.

There are dozens of large and small warehouses built on Tongsheng Wharf, but they belong to different owners. Warehouse C is also in the territory managed by Gu Hui, and like his group of laborers, it is an industry under the name of Lord Wang of Hangzhou Prefecture. With such a big-name backer as the backing, Gu Hui has much stronger confidence in operating various affairs at Tongsheng Wharf, and he is more comfortable with customers like Haihan who are still controversial in the outside world than other foremen.

Of course, as for the shady relationship between Lord Wang and Haihan, that is not something that a small person like him should care about, he just needs to manage the things on the dock well. However, he also knew that compared to the subsequent sales and sales of these goods, the profits obtained on the wharf were actually insignificant, and these Haihan goods were sold very well in Hangzhou, and the prices of many things had been high. Although I have also heard that the top has always wanted to ban Haihan goods, this import business involves the jobs of thousands of people, as well as the interests of several big people behind the scenes.

According to past experience, this batch of goods can stay in warehouse C for two or three days at most, and then they will be picked up by merchants from all over Zhejiang. And the benefits that these ships can bring to Haihan, Gu Hui conservatively estimates that it is at least about 100,000 taels of silver, but this is only one of Haihan's many sales locations along the coast of Zhejiang. How many goods Haihan can dump into Zhejiang every month is difficult to imagine with Gu Hui's current knowledge.

After Lin De explained the matter to Gu Hui, he got off the boat and went into the city to run errands. Gu Hui returned to the dock, sat under the bamboo shed and roasted the brazier to supervise the work, and guarded the laborers to unload the goods on the ship to the shore one by one. He was bored, so he took out the two bottles of Haihan special brew that the ship's steward had just given him, and asked people to go to the small restaurant on the dock to cut a plate of pig's head meat, fill a plate of salted peanuts, and start enjoying it comfortably.

"Xiao Gu, you enjoy it so much!"

When Gu Hui was drinking happily, he suddenly heard someone beckoning him, and hurriedly looked back.

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Compared with when he used to sit in the third position in the Sanlin Gang, Lin De is now much more restrained in his actions outside, and he only smiled indifferently in the face of Gu Hui's praise: "This is all thanks to the Haihan chiefs who appreciate the bowl of rice, Gu Ye smiled!"

Gu Hui casually praised a few more words before cautiously asking, "I don't know what good things the fleet brought over this time?"

Lin Deying said: "It's almost the same as before, and they are all some good-selling Haihan goods on the market, and the goods on these three ships will be unloaded to Tongsheng No. C warehouse, you can arrange it, unload the goods as soon as possible, and tomorrow you will rush to load a batch of silk back, remember to let your people come over to do things early." By the way, this time there is also a batch of Haihan special brew that has arrived in Zhejiang, this thing is a good thing, it tastes much stronger than rice wine, and I will let you get two bottles back to try it later. But let your people be careful when they work, and don't break the bottles and cans. ”

Gu Hui hurriedly thanked Linde, then walked to the side of the boat and beckoned his men to hurry up and start work. As soon as these three truckloads were unloaded and loaded, he could collect twenty or thirty taels of silver into his pocket, but the time required was only to move his mouth, and the silver was really easy and pleasant.

There are dozens of large and small warehouses built on Tongsheng Wharf, but they belong to different owners. Warehouse C is also in the territory managed by Gu Hui, and like his group of laborers, it is an industry under the name of Lord Wang of Hangzhou Prefecture. With such a big-name backer as the backing, Gu Hui has much stronger confidence in operating various affairs at Tongsheng Wharf, and he is more comfortable with customers like Haihan who are still controversial in the outside world than other foremen.

Of course, as for the shady relationship between Lord Wang and Haihan, that is not something that a small person like him should care about, he just needs to manage the things on the dock well. However, he also knew that compared to the subsequent sales and sales of these goods, the profits obtained on the wharf were actually insignificant, and these Haihan goods were sold very well in Hangzhou, and the prices of many things had been high. Although I have also heard that the top has always wanted to ban Haihan goods, this import business involves the jobs of thousands of people, as well as the interests of several big people behind the scenes.

According to past experience, this batch of goods can stay in warehouse C for two or three days at most, and then they will be picked up by merchants from all over Zhejiang. And the benefits that these ships can bring to Haihan, Gu Hui conservatively estimates that it is at least about 100,000 taels of silver, but this is only one of Haihan's many sales locations along the coast of Zhejiang. How many goods Haihan can dump into Zhejiang every month is difficult to imagine with Gu Hui's current knowledge.

After Lin De explained the matter to Gu Hui, he got off the boat and went into the city to run errands. Gu Hui returned to the dock, sat under the bamboo shed and roasted the brazier to supervise the work, and guarded the laborers to unload the goods on the ship to the shore one by one. He was bored, so he took out the two bottles of Haihan special brew that the ship's steward had just given him, and asked people to go to the small restaurant on the dock to cut a plate of pig's head meat, fill a plate of salted peanuts, and start enjoying it comfortably.

"Xiao Gu, you enjoy it so much!"

When Gu Hui was drinking happily, he suddenly heard someone beckoning him, and hurriedly looked back.

Compared with when he used to sit in the third position in the Sanlin Gang, Lin De is now much more restrained in his actions outside, and he only smiled indifferently in the face of Gu Hui's praise: "This is all thanks to the Haihan chiefs who appreciate the bowl of rice, Gu Ye smiled!"

Gu Hui casually praised a few more words before cautiously asking, "I don't know what good things the fleet brought over this time?"

Lin Deying said: "It's almost the same as before, and they are all some good-selling Haihan goods on the market, and the goods on these three ships will be unloaded to Tongsheng No. C warehouse, you can arrange it, unload the goods as soon as possible, and tomorrow you will rush to load a batch of silk back, remember to let your people come over to do things early." By the way, this time there is also a batch of Haihan special brew that has arrived in Zhejiang, this thing is a good thing, it tastes much stronger than rice wine, and I will let you get two bottles back to try it later. But let your people be careful when they work, and don't break the bottles and cans. ”

Gu Hui hurriedly thanked Linde, then walked to the side of the boat and beckoned his men to hurry up and start work. As soon as these three truckloads were unloaded and loaded, he could collect twenty or thirty taels of silver into his pocket, but the time required was only to move his mouth, and the silver was really easy and pleasant.

There are dozens of large and small warehouses built on Tongsheng Wharf, but they belong to different owners. Warehouse C is also in the territory managed by Gu Hui, and like his group of laborers, it is an industry under the name of Lord Wang of Hangzhou Prefecture. With such a big-name backer as the backing, Gu Hui has much stronger confidence in operating various affairs at Tongsheng Wharf, and he is more comfortable with customers like Haihan who are still controversial in the outside world than other foremen.

Of course, as for the shady relationship between Lord Wang and Haihan, that is not something that a small person like him should care about, he just needs to manage the things on the dock well. However, he also knew that compared to the subsequent sales and sales of these goods, the profits obtained on the wharf were actually insignificant, and these Haihan goods were sold very well in Hangzhou, and the prices of many things had been high. Although I have also heard that the top has always wanted to ban Haihan goods, this import business involves the jobs of thousands of people, as well as the interests of several big people behind the scenes.

According to past experience, this batch of goods can stay in warehouse C for two or three days at most, and then they will be picked up by merchants from all over Zhejiang. And the benefits that these ships can bring to Haihan, Gu Hui conservatively estimates that it is at least about 100,000 taels of silver, but this is only one of Haihan's many sales locations along the coast of Zhejiang. How many goods Haihan can dump into Zhejiang every month is difficult to imagine with Gu Hui's current knowledge.

After Lin De explained the matter to Gu Hui, he got off the boat and went into the city to run errands. Gu Hui returned to the dock, sat under the bamboo shed and roasted the brazier to supervise the work, and guarded the laborers to unload the goods on the ship to the shore one by one. He was bored, so he took out the two bottles of Haihan special brew that the ship's steward had just given him, and asked people to go to the small restaurant on the dock to cut a plate of pig's head meat, fill a plate of salted peanuts, and start enjoying it comfortably.

"Xiao Gu, you enjoy it so much!"

When Gu Hui was drinking happily, he suddenly heard someone beckoning him, and hurriedly looked back.

Compared with when he used to sit in the third position in the Sanlin Gang, Lin De is now much more restrained in his actions outside, and he only smiled indifferently in the face of Gu Hui's praise: "This is all thanks to the Haihan chiefs who appreciate the bowl of rice, Gu Ye smiled!"

Gu Hui casually praised a few more words before cautiously asking, "I don't know what good things the fleet brought over this time?"

Lin Deying said: "It's almost the same as before, and they are all some good-selling Haihan goods on the market, and the goods on these three ships will be unloaded to Tongsheng No. C warehouse, you can arrange it, unload the goods as soon as possible, and tomorrow you will rush to load a batch of silk back, remember to let your people come over to do things early." By the way, this time there is also a batch of Haihan special brew that has arrived in Zhejiang, this thing is a good thing, it tastes much stronger than rice wine, and I will let you get two bottles back to try it later. But let your people be careful when they work, and don't break the bottles and cans. ”

Gu Hui hurriedly thanked Linde, then walked to the side of the boat and beckoned his men to hurry up and start work. As soon as these three truckloads were unloaded and loaded, he could collect twenty or thirty taels of silver into his pocket, but the time required was only to move his mouth, and the silver was really easy and pleasant.

There are dozens of large and small warehouses built on Tongsheng Wharf, but they belong to different owners. Warehouse C is also in the territory managed by Gu Hui, and like his group of laborers, it is an industry under the name of Lord Wang of Hangzhou Prefecture. With such a big-name backer as the backing, Gu Hui has much stronger confidence in operating various affairs at Tongsheng Wharf, and he is more comfortable with customers like Haihan who are still controversial in the outside world than other foremen.

Of course, as for the shady relationship between Lord Wang and Haihan, that is not something that a small person like him should care about, he just needs to manage the things on the dock well. However, he also knew that compared to the subsequent sales and sales of these goods, the profits obtained on the wharf were actually insignificant, and these Haihan goods were sold very well in Hangzhou, and the prices of many things had been high. Although I have also heard that the top has always wanted to ban Haihan goods, this import business involves the jobs of thousands of people, as well as the interests of several big people behind the scenes.

According to past experience, this batch of goods can stay in warehouse C for two or three days at most, and then they will be picked up by merchants from all over Zhejiang. And the benefits that these ships can bring to Haihan, Gu Hui conservatively estimates that it is at least about 100,000 taels of silver, but this is only one of Haihan's many sales locations along the coast of Zhejiang. How many goods Haihan can dump into Zhejiang every month is difficult to imagine with Gu Hui's current knowledge.

After Lin De explained the matter to Gu Hui, he got off the boat and went into the city to run errands. Gu Hui returned to the dock, sat under the bamboo shed and roasted the brazier to supervise the work, and guarded the laborers to unload the goods on the ship to the shore one by one. He was bored, so he took out the two bottles of Haihan special brew that the ship's steward had just given him, and asked people to go to the small restaurant on the dock to cut a plate of pig's head meat, fill a plate of salted peanuts, and start enjoying it comfortably.

"Xiao Gu, you enjoy it so much!"

When Gu Hui was drinking happily, he suddenly heard someone beckoning him, and hurriedly looked back.

(End of chapter)