factorage

In Galveston he initially found work as telegraph operator and then as a manager of a cotton factorage.

"The honored Amaryk is at the factorage, sir."

Was the weaver doing so well that he could sell in his own shop, and place cloth in Derdan's small factorage as well?

He also joined P.B.S. Pinchback as a copartner in a cotton factorage.

He described his early business there as "chiefly in the factorage and commission way: For his said patron Mr Allen and his own friends".

After he signed and sealed it, he had Fewal take it to Halanat's factorage, since he had no idea where else to send it.

Halanat's factorage and warehouse were just opposite the wharves on the River Vedra, almost a vingt west of the White Bull.

Amaryk is the seltyr's factoring representative in Tempre for the family's new factorage there.... There was no signature, but the handwriting was elegant.

Troral's factorage was a modest structure, no more than fifteen yards across the front, and less than that in depth, although Mykel could see a stable down the side lane past a battered loading dock.

By the end of the 19th century factorage was on the decline as more planters were selling their products at interior markets, thus merely shipping them from Savannah via the extensive rail connections between the city and the interior.

When a Union blockade closed access to New Orleans during the Civil War, the Thornhill factorage firm was a half million dollars in debt and had customers who could not pay their credit obligations to the firm.