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Receipt for Cattle Sale, San Francisco, California, September 1, 1884Pencil-written receipt dated September 1, 1884, from San Francisco, California. The receipt indicates payment to M.S. Cohen for 63 1/2 cattle sold at 50 cents per head, totaling $31.75. The receipt is signed by Gottleib Reichensetter and subsequently by Cohen.
A receipt issued on October 23, 1867, by Lehman, Newgass & Co., cotton merchants in New Orleans, Louisiana, acknowledging receipt of cotton bales shipped via the steamboat Morgan Lines from Mobile, Alabama. The document provides details of the shipment and is a commercial record reflecting business transactions in the textile industry during the late 19th century.
This manuscript receipt book, spanning 1855-1857, belonged to William Sellers, an iron manufacturer in Philadelphia. It meticulously records fees and payments, listing numerous Jewish names among his clients. The book offers valuable insight into the business dealings of a prominent Philadelphian and the economic activities of the Jewish community during this period.