New-York tribune., 1897-07-17
financial.

XIuQUlIuI.
The Audit Company
of New York.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.
Acting President.
AUGUST BELMONT.
v'c.-rrssid.nt' !
WILLIAM A. NASH. q
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.
August Belmont A. j. Cassatt.
Frederic p o,co,t Marcellus Hartley.
James stillnan, Charles r. Flint
William A. Nash, George Coppell
Joseph 5. Auerbach, G. b. NJ. Harvey
George c. Haven, John I. Waterbury.
George W. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
OF Stockholders
W. Bayard Cutting T. Jefferson Coolidge. F''
Walter O. oakman Charles S. Farchid.
A. ID. Juilliard, Gustav E. kissel,
Henry W. Poor Isaac ~ seligman,
Louis Fitzgerald Robert Macay
Tho Audit Company has been organized ana Is now
In a position to examine and report upon the ao-
counts and financial condition Of corporations, Co
partnerships individuals. and 10 examine ana re-
port upon the physical condition of railroad manu-
featuring. and other properties.
Its services will OF value TO investors. financial
Institutions borrowers Of money. directors Of cor
porations merchants firms. and purchasers Of prop
critics.
Investors.
The growing demand for accurate and authentic IN
formation 20 corporate securities recognized as
essential to safe investment be derived only from
panstakng examinations and reports by trimmed ana
disinterested experts. The Audit Company is In
position to make such examinations and reports which
will be OF distinct service investors who are en-
titled to know precisely what such securities repre-
sent and to corporations whose securities are gener-
ally dealt by the public.
Financial Institutions.
Financial institutions loaning upon and purchasing
the securities Of private public corporations and
commercial paper should the benefit OF the most
and trustworthy information In the conduct
of their business The Audit Company affords fa-
cilI,es for Obtaining such information superior to
those which now exist.
Borrowers of Money.
The development and success Of commercial enter
prises depend large N7n their ability to bor-
money.
The Audit Ger ..,J.- prospective lenders
practicable and -,etho' % obtaining Information
the meri, such eos rprses.
Directors of Corporations.
Directors OF corporations avail Of the exam
rha for sec,ir-
Information concerning the affairs OF corporations
entrusted 10 their management
Merchants.
Merchants for their protection or satisfaction.
or as basis Of credit in their dealings with other
reports OF examinations Of their business.
Purchasers of Properties.
The Audit Company. in addition to It's other corr
porate powers. authorized by its charter TO exam
and report upon the physical condition OF rail-
roads. manufacturing and other properties.
Recognizing the Importance Of. and the lack Of ex-
isng facilities for. readily obtaining such nforma-
ton the directors Of The Audit Company have organ
lied this department with the same care and atten-
.Ion that hss been devoted 10 the accountant de-
partment.
The permanent offices OF the Company. the first
floor OF the Equitable Building. 100 Broadway New
York will be ready for occupancy about August /.
The temporary Offices Room No. 49, Equitable
Building.