Piece Of Cotton Fiber From A Bale Sold At The NY Cotton Exchange
Piece of cotton fiber from a bale of cotton sold at the New York Cotton Exchange by John H Draper for $300 for the Memphis Sufferers, 1875. The New York Cotton Exchange was formed in 1870 at 142 Pearl Street by local merchants who dominated the cotton export business before the Civil War, as well as such notable merchants from the South as the Lehman Brothers. It developed into the leading cotton futures market. (Photo by The New York Historical/Getty Images)
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January 01, 1875
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