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Edward G. Faile and Company letter to Richard Pell Hunt
12/03/1828
On front of document on right:
“New York Decbr 3, 1828
Esteemed Friend
The Sloop Eliza Wright arrived on Saturday evening with 80 Bbls of your Flour and yesterday at noon Sloop Royal Oak with the balance 181 Bbls which we were compelled to receive forthwith. We succeeded in selling 1000 Bbls from the wharf, the balance were obliged to cart to store being landed at foot of Rutgers st. a place we considered unsafe to leave it during the night. We closed the sale of the balance today as pr statement annexed. We now consider it a good sale, how long it may remain so depends entirely upon European news which recently entirely rule our market and as we think without any just cause, as the price of Flour in hand in England has not yet been over 8 dolls and last quotations were under that price In consequence of English accounts pr arrival on Sunday, stating their market to be improving from the late depression, higher prices were asked during Monday and Tuesday, but few succeeded in realizing and today best western brands were sold at 8 dolls less 1 pr ct and a lot of E.S. Beech’s brand to pass inspection at $7 ¾. The 18 Bbls sold at 60 days were to a Baker a customer"
On back of document on left:
"of ours who is perfectly good. The 59 Bbls from stores were also to a Baker to be paid in all next week, they are not yet either inspected or delivered but we enter them all super fine being your brand they no doubt will pass. of the 13 Bbls marked Chamberlin 7 were fine and 6 Bbls were fine midlings. The drafts mentioned in your last have all come to hand. You will draw for the funds we hold in such amts and at any time that best suits your own convenience, with esteem
Edward G. Faille & Co
Sold as follows
Decb 1st 18 Bbls superfine flour $8 1/2 60 Days
[Dec 1st] 10 [Bbls superfine flour $] 8 1/4
[Dec 1st] 3 [Bbls superfine flour $8 1/4]
[Dec 1st] 17 [Bbls] fine [flour] [W Lee?] 7 3/4
[Dec 1st] 32 [Bbls] fine midlings [W Lee?]
for [Clive Wright?]
Decb 2nd 50 Bbls superfine flour $8 1/8
[Decb 2nd] 50 [Bbls superfine flour] [$]8 1/8
[Decb] 3rd 59 [Bbls superfine flour] (Stone) [$] 8 3/16
{W Lees brand [Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls] fine [flour] [$] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls fine flour $] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls fine flour $] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 9 [bbls fine flour $] 7 1/2
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls] superfine [flour] $8 -
[Decb 3rd] 1 [bbls] fine midlings 6 3/4} ---------
181 Bbls"
On front of document on left:
"E. G. Faile & Co. Letter 12mo 3rd 1828"
"Mr. Richard P. Hunt Waterloo Seneca Co"
Postmarked in red ink "NEW-YORK DEC [3?]"
“New York Decbr 3, 1828
Esteemed Friend
The Sloop Eliza Wright arrived on Saturday evening with 80 Bbls of your Flour and yesterday at noon Sloop Royal Oak with the balance 181 Bbls which we were compelled to receive forthwith. We succeeded in selling 1000 Bbls from the wharf, the balance were obliged to cart to store being landed at foot of Rutgers st. a place we considered unsafe to leave it during the night. We closed the sale of the balance today as pr statement annexed. We now consider it a good sale, how long it may remain so depends entirely upon European news which recently entirely rule our market and as we think without any just cause, as the price of Flour in hand in England has not yet been over 8 dolls and last quotations were under that price In consequence of English accounts pr arrival on Sunday, stating their market to be improving from the late depression, higher prices were asked during Monday and Tuesday, but few succeeded in realizing and today best western brands were sold at 8 dolls less 1 pr ct and a lot of E.S. Beech’s brand to pass inspection at $7 ¾. The 18 Bbls sold at 60 days were to a Baker a customer"
On back of document on left:
"of ours who is perfectly good. The 59 Bbls from stores were also to a Baker to be paid in all next week, they are not yet either inspected or delivered but we enter them all super fine being your brand they no doubt will pass. of the 13 Bbls marked Chamberlin 7 were fine and 6 Bbls were fine midlings. The drafts mentioned in your last have all come to hand. You will draw for the funds we hold in such amts and at any time that best suits your own convenience, with esteem
Edward G. Faille & Co
Sold as follows
Decb 1st 18 Bbls superfine flour $8 1/2 60 Days
[Dec 1st] 10 [Bbls superfine flour $] 8 1/4
[Dec 1st] 3 [Bbls superfine flour $8 1/4]
[Dec 1st] 17 [Bbls] fine [flour] [W Lee?] 7 3/4
[Dec 1st] 32 [Bbls] fine midlings [W Lee?]
for [Clive Wright?]
Decb 2nd 50 Bbls superfine flour $8 1/8
[Decb 2nd] 50 [Bbls superfine flour] [$]8 1/8
[Decb] 3rd 59 [Bbls superfine flour] (Stone) [$] 8 3/16
{W Lees brand [Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls] fine [flour] [$] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls fine flour $] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls fine flour $] 7 3/4
[Decb 3rd] 9 [bbls fine flour $] 7 1/2
[Decb 3rd] 3 [bbls] superfine [flour] $8 -
[Decb 3rd] 1 [bbls] fine midlings 6 3/4} ---------
181 Bbls"
On front of document on left:
"E. G. Faile & Co. Letter 12mo 3rd 1828"
"Mr. Richard P. Hunt Waterloo Seneca Co"
Postmarked in red ink "NEW-YORK DEC [3?]"
Content Location: New York, NY
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County, New York
Latitude: 42.9025993347168, Longitude: -76.8444976806641
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County, New York
Latitude: 42.9025993347168, Longitude: -76.8444976806641
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Code: WORI
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Address: Women's Rights National Historical Park, 136 Fall Street, Seneca Falls, NY 13148
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Richard Pell Hunt, 1797-1856 (Womens Rights Names)
Edward G. Faile and Company (Womens Rights Names)
Commercial Correspondence (Womens Rights Genre)
Edward G. Faile and Company (Womens Rights Names)
Commercial Correspondence (Womens Rights Genre)
Part of Series I. Richard Pell Hunt C. Professional Life 1. Dry Goods Store and Flour Mill
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