Egalik huquqi va javobgarlik to`g`risida ma'lumotlar sohasi
Asosiy sarlavha
Hujjat turi
Parallel sarlavha
Boshqa sarlavhalar
Javobgarlik to`g`risida ma'lumotlar
Sarlavha yozuvlari
- Sarlavha manbasi: Title based on content and creator of item.
Tavsif darajasi
Arxiv muassasasi
Murojaat kodi
Edition area
Edition statement
Edition statement of responsibility
Class of material specific details area
Masshtab (kartografik)
Proyeksiya (kartografik loyiha)
Koordinatalari (kartografik)
Masshtab (me'moriy)
Issuing jurisdiction and denomination (philatelic)
Yaratilish sohasi sanalari
Sanalar
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27 July 1929-4 Aug. 1930 (Yaratish)
- Creator
- Hudson's Bay Company
Fizik tavsif sohasi
Fizik tavsifi
1 volume
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat lari sohasi
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat larining asosiy sarlavhasi
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat larining parallel sarlavhalari
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat larining boshqa sarlavha ma'lumotlari
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat larining javobgarlik ma'lumoti
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat lari bo`ylab raqamlash
Nashr qiluvchining seriya ro`yxat lariga izoh
Arxiv tavsifi sohasi
Yaratuvchi nomi
Ma'muriy tarixi
The Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) was chartered May 2, 1670 in London, England by Medard Chouart des Groseilliers and Pierre Esprit Radisson. They had failed to acquire support in France for a trading company that would reach the interior in the New World via Hudson Bay. In 1665 they approached Prince Rupert who was cousin to King Charles II. A number of English merchants, noblemen and the King backed the venture financially. In 1668 the Eaglet and the Nonsuch sailed to the New World. The HBC was a joint-stock company which had a centralized bureaucracy. The shareholders elected a governor and committee to organize fur auctions, order trade goods, hire men and arrange for shipping. A governor was appointed to act on the shareholders behalf in the Bay area and each post was staffed by a chief factor (trader) and council of officers. The HBC competed with the French for control of the fur trade until 1763. The HBC erected forts on the mouths of major rivers flowing into Hudson's Bay. By 1774 the HBC expanded inland onto the prairies and over to the Pacific Ocean. Eventually the HBC was helping provision newcomers and settlers to the area by acting as a trading post. Now the HBC is a major business retailer with its head office in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In 1978 it acquired the controlling interest in the Simpsons and Zellers retail chains. It is the oldest incorporated joint-stock merchandising company in the English-speaking world. (Taken from: The Canadian Encyclopedia. Edmonton: Hurtig Publishers, 1985.)
Custodial history
Qamrov va mazmun
This item is a journal of events kept by the Post Manager at Eastmain, Outfit 260, James Bay District of the Hudson's Bay Company. His instructions were to record weather conditions, temperatures, activities of Inuit and Native fur trade, animal and bird migration patterns, supply ship and passenger activity, mail arrivals and news of Revillon Freres at an adjoining post. A transcription of the Journal is available.
Izohlar sohasi
Fizik holati
Immediate source of acquisition
This item was donated from an unknown source.
Arxiv qoidalariga binoan hujjatlarni tashkil etish
Language of material
Hujjat grafikasi
Location of originals
Boshqa shakllar mavjudligi
Foydalanishga cheklovlar
None
Foydalanish, nusxalash va nashr qilishni tartibga soluvchi qoidalar
Finding aids
Bog`langan materiallar
Associated material located at the Hudson's Bay Company Archives and Library and Archives Canada.
For related records see: 77-021, 82-022, 87-001 and 90-001.