1865 Handwritten Letter Davis and Vorce Cleveland, OH, Signed, Ephemera For Sale
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1865 Handwritten Letter Davis and Vorce Cleveland, OH, Signed, Ephemera:
$18.95
- 8.5 x 11Document Details
- Sender: Davis and Vorce (General Commission Merchants for Flour, Grain, Provisions, Seed, etc., located at 77 River Street, Cleveland, Ohio; operated by Henry S. Davis and Lafayette Vorce).
- Recipient: Messrs. Button & Fowler of Broken Straw PO, Chautauqua Co., New York.
- Content: Acknowledges letters from the 17th and from Mr. Ransom in Panama dated the 15th, and details a bill for two carloads of corn totaling 735 bushels (one car of 360 and one of 375).
- Payment/Remittance: Advises the recipient to remit using National Currency or a Draft on New York, whichever is cheapest or most convenient.
- This historical handwritten business letter on the letterhead of commission merchants Davis and Vorce in Cleveland, Ohio, is dated July 18, 1865, and discusses a grain shipment and payment instructions.
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