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The Audit Company
of New York.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.
Acting President,
AUGUST BELMONT.
Vice President,
WILLIAM A. NASH
Manager.
THOMAS L. GREENE.
Chief Consulting Auditor,
STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineer,
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS
Chief OF Corps OF Engineers
HENRY B. SEAMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
EDWARD T. PERINE.
DIRECTORS.
AusTsiI .sG.rId BPs'%%S}nti %}nti, j. CiHi, n,ro
James Stillman, Charles r. Flint,
Joseph $; Anorbach, CD. ", Harvey.
George u. Haven. John J. Waterbury,
George w. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Of Stockholders.
W. Bayard Cutting, T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Walter G. oaknan, Charles s Fairchild,
A. ID. Juilliard, Gustav E. Kisscl,
Henry w. Poor, Isaac n. Seligman.
Louis Fitzgerald, Robert Maclay.
The Audit Company has been organized
and Is now in position to examine and re-
port upon tho accounts and financial condi-
tlon Of corporations copartncrships. and
individuals. and to examine ana report upon
the physical condition OF railroad, nianufao-
turing, and other properties.
Its services will be Of value TO investors,
financial institutions, borrowers Of money,
directors of corporations, merchants. Arms.
and purchasers Of properties.
Investors.
The growing demand for accurate and au-
thentic information as to corporate securi.
ties now recognized as essential to safe in
vestment can bc derived only from painstak-
Ing examinations and reports by trained and
disintcrested experts. Tho Audit Company
Is In position to make such examinations
and reports which will be OF distinct service
to investors who are entitled to know pre-
cisely what such securities represent. and to
corporations whose securities are generally
dealt in by tho public.
Financial Institutions.
Financial institutions loaning upon and
purchasing the securities of private or public
corporations and commercial paper should
have the benefit Of the most accurate and
trustworthy information in the conduct Of
their business. The Audit Company affords
facilities for obtaining such information su-
perior to those which now exist.
Borrowers Of Money.
The development and success Of CONNER
cial enterprises depend in large part upon
their ability to borrow money.
Tho Audit Company affords prospective
lenders practicable and safe method of OBJ
tanning infornation as to the merit of such
enterprises.
Directors of Corporations.
Directors of corporations can avail OF tho
examinations and reports OF The Audit Com
pany for securing information concerning
the affairs of corporations intrustcd to their
management
Merchants.
Merchants, for thoir own protection or
satisfaction, or as u basis of credit in their
dealings with other merchants, can obtain
from The Audit Company full reports Of e1.
aminations Of their business.
Purchasers Of Properties.
Tho Audit Company. in addition to its
other corporate powers, is authorized by its
charter to examine and report upon tho
physical condition Of railroads, manufactur-
ing and other properties.
Recognizing tho Importance of, and the
lack OF existing facilities for. readily obtain
ing such information. the directors OF Tho
Audit Company have organized this depart
ment with the same care and attention that
has been devoted to the accountant depart
ment.
The permanent offices of the Company. on
tho first floor OF the Equitable Building. 100
Broadway. Now York, will be ready for oo
| cupancy about August 1.
Tho temporary offices are at Room No. 80.
| Equitable Building.