Handwritten Account and Statement for the First Trip of the C.C. Baker, in the Hand of R.S. Hawes
Subject
First trip of the C.C. Baker; Freight on ice; Coal freight; Port Charge; Vessels Bills; Insect Pirson [?Poison]; Sopine; Shubert & Cottingham Bill; Clock key; Bart Brick; Faty & Bro Telegram; Gratuety to Stevedores; Towing up and to Dock; Wharfage; Commission on ice freight; Commission on coal freight; Telegrams; Towing into Stream & Coal dock; Captain expenses; Trimming coal; Towing to Dan Baker; Towing though Hell GateAbstract
Handwritten account and statement for the first trip of the C.C. Baker, in the hand of R.S. HawesArtifacts
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