Dry-goods.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
George H. Hawes & Company Account Book
A ledger with columns headed: Buyer, width, count, weight, quantity, price, remarks, etc. Includes an index of names of companies with which Hawes dealt.
Heard and Peck Invoices
Invoices for goods purchased from druggists and dyestuff dealers. Includes billhead of Rudyard & Whittelsey, druggists, castor oil, Prussian blue, etc., Oct. 9, 1828; billhead of William A.F. Pentz, May 31, 1820; and billhead of B.A. Armitage, hosiery, gloves, etc., Oct. 6, 1825.
Jacacks family diaries
Diary of Fred Jacacks, a dry goods salesman in Chicago and St. Joseph, Missouri, describing his daily routine and noting room, board, laundry, and other expenses. Three diaries of his wife, Mary, chiefly concerning domestic matters.
Lawrence, Taylor & Company Records
Scrapbook of prices offered by this dry goods commission house on cotton cloth and letters and flyers announcing price changes, and goods available.
Martin, Knight and Company Records
Notification of change of business ownership and letter regarding market situation in Havana for cotton, coffee, sugar, and other products. Also printed report, "Havana prices current for 1 Nov. 1823, forwarded by Martin, Knight & Co."