• Reference
    Z629/30
  • Title
    Letter from Barry & Hayward, Queenhithe, London, acting as London agents for Thomas Turner. One of the partners was C J Barry. 1 sheet. Refers to difficulty of goods getting to him Premium exceedingly high due to late season and tempestuous weather - 90 shillings per hundred weight - better than insuring in New York (19 months delay, lower premium than London) Rise in insurance all manufactured goods especially cottons and woollens Freight shilling per foot (rather than 9d) goods to be delivered at St Andrews at ship's expense as order for hardware small, trying Deane's again ordering earthenware from Buxtons of Liverpool regrets loss on the bonnets Must have "Protest" by Captain re. damage; hope satin paper they are sending will have ready sale - amazing quantity of it sold in England Glad Hangings gone off, hope will be able to send larger orders for them, as amount on Bond reduces proportionately
  • Date free text
    4 April 1833
  • Production date
    From: 1833 To: 1833
  • Level of description
    item