Series II. Bound Volumes, circa 1833-1948, inclusive

Besides accounts, includes a transcript of a financial agreement between the Hudson River Towing Association and the owners of the Cayuga and Oswego, with meeting notes related to the agreement (1850).

Sequence numbers 127-159 is a series of letterbooks numbered on the spine, with some gaps (#1, 11, 15, and 31 were not included in the original donation).

Sequence numbers 160-170 and 172 comprise a set of letter books. There are gaps of missing dates that were not included in the original donation.

Sequence numbers 210-212 are a set of three cash books spanning 1883-1901. Sequence number 203 may be part of these as well.

Sequence numbers 218-221 and 234-238, and possibly this number 217, are a set of 10 ledgers spanning 1879-1914.

Sequence numbers 239-246 comprise a set of cash books. The donation included an additional cash book, which is likely one of the unidentified volumes in the container list. In total, the dates span 1882-83 and 1887-1909.

Sequence numbers 248, 250, and 251 comprise a set of three ledger/trial balances, spanning 1883-1917.

The volumes labeled "New York returns" appear to refer, not to accounts or reports concerning the steamboat New York, but to journal entries of disbursements made on a daily basis from the New York office.

A few scrapbooks in oversize 20th century binders were numbered as 33-41, with gaps. Several other unnumbered scrapbooks were in similar binders, suggesting that they were part of a set. Each of these were marked with an asterisk by the archivist in the container list.

Sequence numbers 347-349 are a set of volumes with date span of about 1902-1915 and possibly into the 1920s.

Sequence numbers 354-357 are a set of 4 packets. Sequence 354 and 355 are unlabeled, but as they are packaged similarly to 356 and 357, which are labeled, these appear to be advertising/marketing material developed by the Wendell P. Colton Company.