Letter

Sales at auction of cotton landed from steamship Margaret and Jessie, stranded at Eleuthera., June 30, 1863

No. 7.

Sales at auction of cotton landed from steamship Margaret and Jessie, stranded at Eleuthera.

1863. £ s. d.
June 22. By Saunders & Son, 41 bales upland cotton, $90½ 773 0 5
By Saunders & Son, 135 do. do. 80 2,250 0 0
By J. Gr. Meadows & Co., 64 do. do. 113 1,506 13 4
By J. Gr. Meadows & Co., 40 do. do. 109½ 912 10 0
By J. B. Lafitte, 8 do. do. 125 208 6 8
By J. Renouard & Co., 160 do. do. 87 2,900 0 0
By J. B. Lafitte, 8 do. do. 102 170 0 0
By G. Renouard & co., 90 do. do. 77½ 1,453 2 6
By J. B. Lafitte, 173 do. do. 116 4,180 16 8
By J. Renouard & Co., 4 bales sea island cotton, 97½ 81 5 0
By J. Gr. Boyd, 1 lot upland cotton, 1,000 208 6 8
By J. 0. Ranming, 9 sacks upland cotton, 20 37 10 0
By Alex’r Johnson, 2 lots (1 bale) upland cotton. 2 12 1
By J. B. Lafitte, 24 bales sea island cotton. 205 1,025 0 0
By J.B. Lafitte, 2 sacks upland cotton. 22 18 4
15,732 1 8

Charges.

To commission and tax, 5 per cent £786 12 1
To lighterage, labor-hire, stacking, and watching 185 11 5
To inspecting cotton 36 3 0
To wharfage and storage 90 3 8
To adverstising sale, bell and crier 3 6 6
1,101 16 8
Net proceeds 14,630 5 0
HENRY ADDERLY & CO.

Sources
FRUS u2014 Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Accompanying the Annual Message of the President to the Second Session Thirty-eighth View original source ↗
U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian. Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Accompanying the Annual Message of the President to the Second Session Thirty-eighth.