The age-herald., 1902-03-02

plantation gin house and screw. We greatly appreciate your promptness and courtesy in this matter. but regret that you have gone to the expense of having the cut prepared for us. As previously written you, it is not as clear picture as we would like, and we had hoped to secure the original photograph. If, how ever, we can possibly use the electrotype sent us, we shall do so, giving your com pany proper credit for the same In any event, the cut will be carefully preserved and returned to your office. Very truly yours,
 DANIEL c. ROPER,
 Expert Special Agent.
 Philadelphia, June 27, 1901. The Storey Cotton Company,
 The Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa .ientlemen-Herewi 1 hand you my check for $2243.S2 in settlement of your trades in July and August Cotton options. In regard to conversation had with your MT. E. E. Storey, I may here agree that his figures regarding profits on July and August trades just closed and includ- ed in the above mentioned check are cor rect.
 Thanking you for past favors, and solic- iting a continuance of your trades in Cotton, 1 am
 Yours very truly
 CHAS. W. FINNINGER.
 %. HACKINS HEY.
 Liverpool, December 1, 1901. Messrs. The Storey Cotton Company, Philadelphia, U. s. A.
 Dear Sirs-We have today had the pleas ure of closing your purchase of purchase of HOO N. Y. June Cotton at 46 by the sale of same at 4.23, on the instructions of your Mir Quinlan.
 We hope to have further transactions shortly, and draw your attention to the fact that through us you have yet to make a losing contract. We are
 Yours faithfully,
 WALKER & WILLIAMS.
 Liverpool, Dec IA, 1901. Messrs. The Storey Cotton Co.,, Phna- delphia.
 Dear Sirs
 We are in receipt of your favor of the 18th ulto., contents of which we have read with interest.
 We beg to confirm the aforementioned business we have done for you this week, in accordance with instructions received from MT. Thomas Ii. Quinlan, viz. 9th inst sold 100 bales; May-June, 1 30-64 to close; 9th inst, sold 100 bales May-June, 3O-64, new contract; 9th inst. sold 100 bales; Mar-April, 30-64, new contract;
  4 25-64 to close; 11th inst, bought 100 bales; Mar-April, 2512-64, to close.
 KREITMAIR & co.
 Detroit, Mich, May Is, 19O1 The Storey Cotton Co.,, Philadelphia. Pa. Gentlemen:
 l have received your booklet, in which I am pleased to discover the first men tion of dealing upon both sides of the market at the same time
 Having devoted nearly two years to the study of systems I, as I supposed. discovered this one which in my opinion and experience is the only successful meth cd of operating in all markets Granted reasonable capital, I know of no commer- cial pursuit which will return as large a percentage of profit with as little risk as dealing in this manner in stocks, grain as dealing in this manner in stocks. grain and cotton. Yours truly,
 R. O. ADAMS
 Our Customers Swear. City of Philadelphia,
 State of Pennsylvania, SS T. P. Street, being duly sworn, says that he is a customer of the Storey Cotton Company, and had a large account with them on deposit. On one occasion he had to use one thousand dollars, and that he called at the office of said concern
  amount which was paid him without question as has all other obligations by said company iron. time to time, accord ing to their agreement with him. And that he takes pleasure in stating this for the information of any one who Is inter- ested. T. P. STREET. Duly sworn to before me this 29th day of May, 1901. SAMUEL T. FOX,
 Notary Public.
  Commission expires Jan. 22, 1905,
 From London. l. Joseph Johnson Mills, of Rom ford in the County of Essex, Comercial Traveller, do soemnly and sincerely declare that all my dealings with and through F. E. Storey, Cotton Buyer, of Liverpool, Eng land, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania have proved highly satisfactory and profitable All promises made me by him or his representative have been promptly full filled. I consider them worthy of every confidence.
 And I made this solemn declaration con- scientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of the Statutory Declaration Act, 1885
 JOSEPH JOHNSON MILLS. Declared at Il Queen Victoria street in the city of London this 18th day of June, 1901, before me, HENRY F. KITE.
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 From Canada. Brockville, Ontario, Dominion of Canada, SS
 R. T. Kenney. being first duly sworn, does depose and say that he is a prac- ticing dentist in the town of Brockville, Ontario; that he has had business rela- tions with the Storey Cotton Company covering a long time, and much corre- spondence with them. That he has exam ined carefully into their plans and meth ods of doing business and understands the same fully; that he has no hesltancy whatever in endorsing and recommending the said company to anyone in search of a sound and well paying investment
 R. T. KINNEY. Sworn to before me this 26th day of June, 1901.
 I. N. MARSHALL. A Com'r etc., in H. c. J. and Notary Public in and for Ontario.
 From the Old Bay State. State of Massachusetts, SIS. Warren Tapley, being duly sworn. says that he Is an old customer of the Storey