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Edward G. Faile and Company letter to Richard Pell Hunt
Edward G. Faile and Company
Richard Pell Hunt, 1797-1856
05/14/1824
On front of document: “New York May 14 1824 Respected Friend The first [illegible] since the arrival of our friend R. Townsend sailed last evening, on board of which I shiped the articles you order, as per Copies of the bills [enclosed?] I received this week pr Trotter & Douglass line 6 [illegible] [cloves?] & 6 do. Linn Seed, for which there is no immediate sale have therefore stored it. also rec’d 14 [bags?] [sand?] which I have sold at 8 [illegible] [illegible] 22/- for [firkins?] for cash. The article of [A P Lea?] has considerably improved in price since you left here. The Americas Cargo sold yesterday at 74 to 84 [cents?] avarage about 78 [cents?]. I will send you our price current tomorrow which will probably give particulars. D W Townsend has paid on to me the 200 Doll sent by Richard. Cotton yarns is scarce he informs me he cannot purchase under 24/ [cents?] and that not assorted as you wish, he therefore prefers sending an order to the factory, the price will be 25 [cents] and it wil probably be sent next Week in haste Yours Edward G. Faile R P Hunt” On back of document: "E.G. Faile's Letter 5mo 14th 1824" "Richard P Hunt Merchant Waterloo Seneca Co" Postmarked in red ink "NEW-YORK MAY 15"
Content Location: New York, NY
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca County, New York Latitude: 42.9025993347168, Longitude: -76.8444976806641