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North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
d; and the special attention of officers and agents of the Government is directed thereto: Richmond, Virginia, October 21, 1864. Hon. James A. Seddon: Sir: as requested by your Department, we conferred with the Commissioners of North Carolina, and had the good fortune to adjust prices upon a basis calculated to harmonize the leading interests of both States. The just and enlightened views entertained by the North Carolina Commissioners were practically illustrated by the liberal North Carolina Commissioners were practically illustrated by the liberal spirit and wise terms upon which they agreed to co- operate with us. in this revolutionary crisis, we should all agree to aid each other and the Government. To rescue the country and save the people from the dangers that environ both, is clearly the duty of all. Our honor, rights and independence are at stake. Let us bind all our energies to defend and secure them. To attain this invaluable end, the people must be fed and clothed. Our producers, manufacturers and tradesmen certainly can
Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Adjutant and Inspector-General's office,Richmond, Virginia, October 24, 1864. Special orders, No. 252. I. The following schedules of prices for articles named therein, adopted by Commissioners appointed pursuant to law for the State of Virginia, are announced for the information of all concerned; and the special attention of officers and agents of the Government is directed thereto: Richmond, Virginia, October 21, 1864. Hon. James A. Seddon: Sir: as requested by your DeRichmond, Virginia, October 21, 1864. Hon. James A. Seddon: Sir: as requested by your Department, we conferred with the Commissioners of North Carolina, and had the good fortune to adjust prices upon a basis calculated to harmonize the leading interests of both States. The just and enlightened views entertained by the North Carolina Commissioners were practically illustrated by the liberal spirit and wise terms upon which they agreed to co- operate with us. in this revolutionary crisis, we should all agree to aid each other and the Government. To rescue the country and save
Virginia (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Adjutant and Inspector-General's office,Richmond, Virginia, October 24, 1864. Special orders, No. 252. I. The following schedules of prices for articles named therein, adopted by Commissioners appointed pursuant to law for the State of Virginia, are announced for the information of all concerned; and the special attention of officers and agents of the Government is directed thereto: Richmond, Virginia, October 21, 1864. Hon. James A. Seddon: Sir: as requested by your Department, we conferred with the Commissioners of North Carolina, and had the good fortune to adjust prices upon a basis calculated to harmonize the leading interests of both States. The just and enlightened views entertained by the North Carolina Commissioners were practically illustrated by the liberal spirit and wise terms upon which they agreed to co- operate with us. in this revolutionary crisis, we should all agree to aid each other and the Government. To rescue the country and save
Gross (search for this): article 1
0.00 59railroad ironserviceableper ton400.00 60LeathergoodHarnessper pound3.90 61LeathergoodSoleper pound3.60 62Leathergoodupperper pound4.20 63beef cattlegoodGross weightper 100 pounds30.00 64beef cattleSuperiorGross weightper 100 pounds35.00 65beef cattlefirst-rateGross weightper 100 pounds40.00 66Salt beefgoodnet per pouGross weightper 100 pounds35.00 65beef cattlefirst-rateGross weightper 100 pounds40.00 66Salt beefgoodnet per pound1.50 67sheepfairper head35.00 68Army woolen cloth, ¾ yardgoodten ounces per yardper yard10.00 69Army woolen cloth, ¾ yardgoodpro rata as to greater or lesswidth or weight 70Army woolen cloth, 6-4 yardgoodtwenty ounces per yard.per yard10.00 71Army woolen cloth, 6-4 yardgoodpro rata as to greater or lesswidth or weight 72FlaGross weightper 100 pounds40.00 66Salt beefgoodnet per pound1.50 67sheepfairper head35.00 68Army woolen cloth, ¾ yardgoodten ounces per yardper yard10.00 69Army woolen cloth, ¾ yardgoodpro rata as to greater or lesswidth or weight 70Army woolen cloth, 6-4 yardgoodtwenty ounces per yard.per yard10.00 71Army woolen cloth, 6-4 yardgoodpro rata as to greater or lesswidth or weight 72Flannels, ¾goodSix ounces per yardper yard4.00 73cotton shirting, ¾good4½ yards to the poundper yard1.11 74cotton shirting, ⅞good3¾ yards to the poundper yard1.35 75cotton sheetings, 4-4good3 yards to the poundper yard1.75 76cotton osnaburgs, ¾good6 ounces per yardper yard1.50 77cotton osnaburgs, ⅞good8 ounces per yardper y
James A. Seddon (search for this): article 1
Adjutant and Inspector-General's office,Richmond, Virginia, October 24, 1864. Special orders, No. 252. I. The following schedules of prices for articles named therein, adopted by Commissioners appointed pursuant to law for the State of Virginia, are announced for the information of all concerned; and the special attention of officers and agents of the Government is directed thereto: Richmond, Virginia, October 21, 1864. Hon. James A. Seddon: Sir: as requested by your Department, we conferred with the Commissioners of North Carolina, and had the good fortune to adjust prices upon a basis calculated to harmonize the leading interests of both States. The just and enlightened views entertained by the North Carolina Commissioners were practically illustrated by the liberal spirit and wise terms upon which they agreed to co- operate with us. in this revolutionary crisis, we should all agree to aid each other and the Government. To rescue the country and save
Irish (search for this): article 1
er bushel of 22 lbs1.05 9Brownstuffgoodper bushel of 28 lbs1.35 10Shipstuffgoodper bushel of 37 lbs2.10 11BacongoodHog-Roundper pound2.75 12Pork — Saltgoodper pound2.30 13Pork — fresh, fat and goodgoodper pound, net weight1.82 14Lardgoodper pound, net weight2.75 15horses and mulesfirst-class artillery, &c., average Price per head800.00 16woolfair or merinoWashedper pound8.00 17woolfair or merinoUnwashedper pound6.00 18Peasgoodper bushel5.00 19Beansgoodper bushel5.00 20PotatoesgoodIrishper bushel4.00 21PotatoesgoodSweetper bushel4.00 22Onionsgoodper bushel8.00 23Dried peachesgoodPealedper bushel8.00 24Dried peachesgoodUnpeeledper bushel4.50 25Dried applesgoodPealedper bushel5.00 26hay, baledgoodTimothy or cloverper 100 pounds3.90 27hay, baledgoodOrchard or herdsgrassper 100 pounds3.90 28hay, unbaledgoodOrchard or herdsgrassper 100 pounds3.00 29Sheaf oats, baledgoodper 100 pounds5.25 30Sheaf oats, unbaledgoodper 100 pounds4.75 31Blade fodder, baledgoodper 100 poun
Shorts (search for this): article 1
rticles.quality.Description.Quantity.Price. 1WheatPrimeWhite or redper bushel of 60 lbs$7.50 2Flour, goodfineper barrel of 196 lbs33.00 Flour, goodsuperfineper barrel of 196 lbs37.50 Flour, goodextra superfineper barrel of 196 lbs39.75 Flour, goodfamilyper barrel of 196 lbs42.00 3cornPrimeWhite or yellowper bushel of 56 lbs5.00 4corn mealgoodper bushel of 50 lbs5.20 5RyePrimeper bushel of 56 lbs5.00 6Cleaned oatsPrimeper bushel of 32 lbs4.00 7Wheat brangoodper bushel of 17 lbs.75 8Shortsgoodper bushel of 22 lbs1.05 9Brownstuffgoodper bushel of 28 lbs1.35 10Shipstuffgoodper bushel of 37 lbs2.10 11BacongoodHog-Roundper pound2.75 12Pork — Saltgoodper pound2.30 13Pork — fresh, fat and goodgoodper pound, net weight1.82 14Lardgoodper pound, net weight2.75 15horses and mulesfirst-class artillery, &c., average Price per head800.00 16woolfair or merinoWashedper pound8.00 17woolfair or merinoUnwashedper pound6.00 18Peasgoodper bushel5.00 19Beansgoodper bushel5.00 20Potatoe
White (search for this): article 1
ons and teams to haul all such articles, and so divide the work between the owners of wagons and teams as to be least prejudicial to those successfully engaged in agriculture: Schedule A. no.articles.quality.Description.Quantity.Price. 1WheatPrimeWhite or redper bushel of 60 lbs$7.50 2Flour, goodfineper barrel of 196 lbs33.00 Flour, goodsuperfineper barrel of 196 lbs37.50 Flour, goodextra superfineper barrel of 196 lbs39.75 Flour, goodfamilyper barrel of 196 lbs42.00 3cornPrimeWhite or yellowper bushel of 56 lbs5.00 4corn mealgoodper bushel of 50 lbs5.20 5RyePrimeper bushel of 56 lbs5.00 6Cleaned oatsPrimeper bushel of 32 lbs4.00 7Wheat brangoodper bushel of 17 lbs.75 8Shortsgoodper bushel of 22 lbs1.05 9Brownstuffgoodper bushel of 28 lbs1.35 10Shipstuffgoodper bushel of 37 lbs2.10 11BacongoodHog-Roundper pound2.75 12Pork — Saltgoodper pound2.30 13Pork — fresh, fat and goodgoodper pound, net weight1.82 14Lardgoodper pound, net weight2.75 15horses and mulesfi
William Smith (search for this): article 1
50 lbs5.00 44Soapgoodper pound1.00 45CandlesgoodTallowper pound3.00 46VinegargoodCiderper gallon2.00 47WhiskeygoodTradeper gallon10.00 48Sugargoodbrownper pound3.00 49MolassesgoodNew Orleansper gallon25.00 50Ricegoodper pound0.50 51CoffeegoodRioper pound3.00 52TeagoodTradeper pound7.00 53VinegargoodManufacturedper gallon1.00 54Pig irongoodno. 1 qualityper ton350.00 55Pig irongoodno. 2 qualityper ton314.00 56Pig irongoodno. 3 qualityper ton278.00 57Bloom irongoodper ton710.00 58Smith's irongoodRound plate and barper ton1,030.00 59railroad ironserviceableper ton400.00 60LeathergoodHarnessper pound3.90 61LeathergoodSoleper pound3.60 62Leathergoodupperper pound4.20 63beef cattlegoodGross weightper 100 pounds30.00 64beef cattleSuperiorGross weightper 100 pounds35.00 65beef cattlefirst-rateGross weightper 100 pounds40.00 66Salt beefgoodnet per pound1.50 67sheepfairper head35.00 68Army woolen cloth, ¾ yardgoodten ounces per yardper yard10.00 69Army woolen cloth, ¾ y
Price (search for this): article 1
d in agriculture: Schedule A. no.articles.quality.Description.Quantity.Price. 1WheatPrimeWhite or redper bushel of 60 lbs$7.50 2Flour, goodfineper barrel er pound, net weight2.75 15horses and mulesfirst-class artillery, &c., average Price per head800.00 16woolfair or merinoWashedper pound8.00 17woolfair or merinoUn the term average value per head is in contradistinction to a fixed and uniform Price for each horse or mule. We supposed that, in impressing a number of horses, oraccording to their worth, up as high as $1,000--thus making an average value or Price for a number of good, sound and efficient horses or mules, $800 each. in ithe taste. But second and interior qualities of Molasses should be reduced in Price from ten to twenty per cent., accordingly as they fall below the standard of fSchedule B.Hire of Labor, teams, wagons and Drivers. No.Labor.Quan'ty and time.Price. 1.Baling long foragePer 100 pounds$0.90 2.Shelling and bagging corn, sacks f
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