HF41/2/7/34c

letter on headed notepaper [heading different to HF41/2/7/34b] (not illustrated); from Alfred Jordan, New Street, St Neots, Huntingdonshire, corn merchant, to Hooper and Company

16 Jul 1884

From: 1883 To: 1884

when asked by Mr Powers to represent Powers and Company “I was doing a fair trade in cake” bound by agreement to sell none other than supplied by Powers and Company i.e. lost all his own trade, rather than offering less than agreed should offer more because of damage”. Nothing stated regarding quantity expected to sell. “ F Powers told me at the time they could not expect me to sell much the first year” therefore act up to agreement

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Powers, Charles,
Charles Powers and Co.,
Jordan, Alfred,
Hooper & Company,
Powers, Hugh Edward,
Powers, Edmund Frederick

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