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Didier Collection, 1809-1817, MS. 295
Didier Collection, 1809-1817
Maryland Historical
Society
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Didier Collection, 1809-1817 Contact Information:
Maryland Historical Society
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Descriptive Summary
Didier Collection, 1809-1817
MS. 295
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore MD 21201-4674
Acc. No. 58786.
The Note Book presented by Mr. Edwin Tunis contains:
List of
Vessels by Countries
Clearing Odessa in 1816
Cotton Flour Wheat HHds. Tobacco Bbls. Tar Flax Seed Hogshead staves Logs Pine Timber Rice Ashes Clover Seed Hides Querciton Bark Casks Bees' Wax Rosin Pitch Pipe staves Barrel Staves Each product is broken down to show all charges included, i.e.: Insurance Freight Duty, Town - Trade Dock dues Cartage Canvas and Twine Rent Interest on charges Insurance from fire Commission Risk of Debts Porterage Shows four points in South Carolina and three in Georgia where Sea Island Cotton came from. Interest statement on sales, February 4, 1817. List of Port Charges at Liverpool on an American Vessel of 400 Tons Register. In addition to those shown in part 2, these are: Mates and masters - bond and certificate Measurement certificate Anchorage Clearances Fees to officers Refreshments to waiters Lights Filotage out and in and charges for extra lay over days (demurage). Charges for shipping goods: Dock Duty and Town Duty on a cask; barrell; case; trunk; nails; crates, and also for cartage and porterage. Page of storage charges. City of Baltimore - Rates of Storage and merchants' commissions on a long list of commodities. Under heading Outfits and Disbursements Lists nine vessels; shows size of crew; where from and where to; rig and tonnage; amounts of disbursements and insurance; duration of voyage. (Includes the schooners Stafford and James Monroe; and the ships: Aristides, Balloon, and Congress.) A list of forty-eight items making up vessels' disbursements. At this point the book reverses itself. Shows list of six ports for shipping Chinese tea. 1806 List of Merchants at Bordeaux (73). Officers of Bordeaux Customs House and their salaries. Pro forma charges on: Logs of Mahogany Seroon of Cochineal Seroon of Indigo [UNK] of elephants' teeth Bags of Cocoa Bales Louisiana Cotton Barrels Cod Oil Chest Hyson Tea Cask of Roucou [Rocou] Hogsheads of Querciton bark Hogsheads of Sugar Hundreds of Coffee Bags of Coffee Tons of Log wood Quintal of codfish Bale Deer skins Barrels of potash Bags of Pepper Hogsheads Tobacco Tierces of Rice Ox hides Barrels Bees' Wax Bale of Nankeen Barrels of Gum Tariff of Storage at Bordeaux - 22 items. Brokerage, Duty, and Bank's Commission, Bordeaux. Then in French, fifteen pages on charges at Bordeaux. List of 1815 instructions, by dates, of American Rules on Shipping. Richard H. Randall.
Pro forma a/sales of following articles in Liverpool:
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