William Walter & Company correspondence, 1811-1813.

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William Walter & Company correspondence, 1811-1813.

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Letters received, 1811-1813, by the firm of William Walter & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts, pertaining to such business matters as their imports, commission sales, credit, attempts to collect money owed by fellow merchants, ships and shipping, market conditions, problems with broken or inferior goods, prices, etc.

1 box (ca. 170 items)

New-York Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7771161

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