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12 - Letters from Goodhue & Co, merchants of New York, to Joshua Bates and to Barings

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12 - Letters from Goodhue & Co, merchants of New York, to Joshua Bates and to Barings

General topics include politics; general news of business and business houses in the United States; news of the Gray and Sturgis families; the character and abilities of Thomas Ward. Including: 1829 1 Jun: News of Sturgis and Gray 1 Dec: Asking for report on houses; W R Gray 22 Dec: The case of Mr Le Roy of Le Roy Bayard & Co 1831 31 Jul: Prosperity of Sturgis and Griswold through China trade; politics; character of Van Buren; Thomas Ward 1832 21 May: The case of Thomas and Howard March 15 Sep: Success of Perit’s China trade, profitable to J Bates 1834 3 Mar: Introduction of Captain Stockton of the United States Navy, with a letter of introduction from TW Ward and two letters from Captain Stockton 16 Jun: Introduction of Captain Nathan Cobb, commander of the ship Columbus, with a letter from Captain Cobb to Barings Jul-Aug: Commercial and political situation; S E Burrows’ balance and his inability to make immediate payments 1836 16 Oct: United States, banking and finance; business and trade; politics

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Reference Number: HC5/02/12

Description: General topics include politics; general news of business and business houses in the United States; news of the Gray and Sturgis families; the character and abilities of Thomas Ward. Including:18291 Jun: News of Sturgis and Gray1 Dec: Asking for report on houses; W R Gray22 Dec: The case of Mr Le Roy of Le Roy Bayard & Co183131 Jul: Prosperity of Sturgis and Griswold through China trade; politics; character of Van Buren; Thomas Ward183221 May: The case of Thomas and Howard March15 Sep: Success of Perit’s China trade, profitable to J Bates1834 3 Mar: Introduction of Captain Stockton of the United States Navy, with a letter of introduction from TW Ward and two letters from Captain Stockton16 Jun: Introduction of Captain Nathan Cobb, commander of the ship Columbus, with a letter from Captain Cobb to BaringsJul-Aug: Commercial and political situation; S E Burrows’ balance and his inability to make immediate payments183616 Oct: United States, banking and finance; business and trade; politics

Date: 1828-1837

TBAL Reference: HC5.02.12

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