Billhead from the Farmers' Hay and Straw Market Association issued to Henry Rosenburger on October 20, 1846. The billhead indicates a transaction related to hay sales at the Association's hay scales.
Subject: Grain Trade
No additional authority information available for Grain Trade.
A handwritten letter dated April 30, 1881, from S. Marks in Canyonville, Oregon, addressed to D. William. The letter accepts D. William's offer to purchase 25,000 lbs of flour at a price of $14.50 per thousand pounds, stating that shipment may begin the next day. The letter is written in cursive on lined paper. The accompanying tan envelope, postmarked Canyonville, Oregon, May 1, 1881, is addressed to Messrs. S. Marks & Co. in Roseburg, Oregon. It features a 3-cent George Washington postage stamp. **3.
A commercial letter from S. Blum & Co., grain dealers and warehousemen in Martinez, Texas, dated January 5, 1878. The letter lists lumber, lime, cement, plaster, coal, and doors among their inventory. The letter was folded for mailing and sent to Vermillion, Ohio.
A one-and-a-half page stampless letter written by Tobias I. Tobias in New York City on January 24, 1836, to his brother Mike (likely residing in England). The letter primarily discusses business matters concerning shipments of seed, rum, and barley.
Telegraph message exchanged between Smith & Stearns and L. M. Jacobs & Co. regarding a wheat transaction. The message, dated December 8, 1876, originated in Phoenix, Arizona and was received in Tucson, Arizona. The content concerns the possibility of a 60-day delay in fulfilling the transaction. The document is a copy of the message received in Tucson.