The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-08-31
SOUTHERN EXP0R T.
AND
Import Company.
GapitaI .S100,000.

THIS Company is now organized, and is prePareu
to do business. It has been established py ran
ters to enable them to ship their Cotton direct ~
the manufacturers and purchase the supphes III
rect from the manufactory.
There will be an Agent in England, France ana
Germany, which will enable you to order your
goods from either of those countries
To the Long Cotton Planter, tins Compahy Is pa.
tcularly adyantaeeous-for as there is no market
in this country for Long Cotton, and it varies 80
much in quality, and each of f-those countries re-
ouiring particular class Of Long Cotton, we Will
send forward samples of their Cotton by steamers,
which will be exhibited in each of those markets,
thereby enablngus to send it to that market "nich
Che quality best suits, and where it will bring the
highest price, without any extra charget to the plan
Ter. Bagging and Rope will be furnished when
desired
ADVANCES will be made on Cotton, Naval Stores,
Lumber. &c., consigned to our Agents. Middling
to Fair Short Cotton worth, by last quotations.
35 to 40 cents per pound, in gold, in Liverpool,
md Long Cotton from so to 90 cents per pound in
gold. We will advance one-half its value when
delivered at seaport town, which will be II to
20 cents in gold, or 25 to 30 cents per pound in
currency, on Short Cotton, or On Long Cotton 20
to As cents IN god 35 to 65 cents per pound In
currency. Our Agents will receive it at any Depot
on the Railroad and take charge of it, and pay all
expenses to the point of shipment, and the Govern
ment tax of cents per pound. We would advise the
planter to draw for small an amount as possible
as the discountson drafts are heavy-they will
save from to two per cent. by having the goid
remitted to them, and also save the interest Flan-
ters who desire it Gun have their money deposited
in Bank in London, subject to their drafts, and
drawing five cent. per annum interest. Your Cot
ton can be held as long as desired in Europe at o
very small expense, and being covered by insur-
ance, renders it safe from loss
STn1oTEsr attention paid to the purchase of eve
ry article ordered, from paper of needles to a
steam engine. Machinery, Engines, Sugar Mills
Boilers, Hardware Cutlery Crockery, China, Glass,
Groceries, Teas, Wines Liquors, Dry Goods, Lin
ems, Carpets, Ladies and Genlemen's Wearing APP
parel, Dresses, Bonnets, Boots, Gloves, Under
Clothing. &c., Furniture, Musical instruments,
Garden Seeds, Paintings, &c., also Cattle, Sheep
Hogs &c., selected with care. Experienced Gar.
deners, Labourers and Servants chosen and hired
from England and Germany.
IT is not necessary to ship Cotton to order any
of these articles. Ii is only necessary to place our
Agents in funds to procure the same, and have it
delivered at the point ordered. Every article pla-
oed in our. charge will be covered by Insurance.
EDUCATION. Youths sent to our care will be
placed at schools carefully selected in either Eng
land, France or Germany, and We will make no
charge for our services. The cost will be from
5000 to $500 per annum, including clothing, board
tuition, books, washing, &c. There are now n
number of youths who will leave Charleston in Oc-
tober by sailing vessels, for Liverpool, which will
afford good opportunity.
EVERY article ordered will be purchased direct
from the manufacturer when possible, at the low
est price, and rs our orders will be very large the
manufacturers wiil'put their goods at the whole
sale prices to induce direct trade. This is an op-
portunity seldom offered to Merchants, Railroad
Superintendents, Mechanics and Planters to order
European Goods, which can now be laid down at
very low prices We will furnish prices current
each month to those who desire them Samples of
goods will be sent to those who wish to make large
purchase. AT present our vessels will sail from
Charleston and Savannah
Dun Agents are all Southern men, who under
stand the wants of the Planters. A Lady from
Charleston will go over to surerintend the pur-
chases Of al articles desired by the Ladies.
Dun commission for selling Cotton is q per
cent, and there is no charge by Agents for for
warding. Our commissions for purchasing de-
pends upon the amounts ordered,
Fon further particulars apply to any of our
Agents.
RICHARD F. FLOYD, President
Jacksonville, Fla.
E. T. PAINE Agent, Lirrpool, England.
R. Z. ScnEyEN, Agcnt, Charleston, s. c.
WM H PERoNSEAu, AGENT anderson, S. C.
Aug 81, 1865. IL 2