Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-20
INQUIRIES for American Goods

/ This is very urgent and hope to get
| information by return of mail. AT
| the same time / have a demand for
| mems heavy underwear, woo4en he'll
NETS, scarfs, knitted shirts, sweaters,
trousers, body belts, socks, etc, and
| | beg you to ask manufacturers to
send me at once samples of every
thing they have in stock. prices as
! above, and mention how many are
ready for shipment at once. If these
| firms are able to deliver at the 7. ght
price l am sure to procure for them
| important orders. Therefore, 1t is OF
mutual interest for them to quote the
very lowest prices, Kindly forward
the contents of my letter to interest
ed firms" Correspondence In Eng
lish
22211 Copenhagen, Denma rk
Oeather Betting Butts) - I'VE
take the liberty to ask you
TO kindly put us in connec-
ton with some leading tanners in
the United States who make spe-
cialty of whole leather betting butts
mot in halves). AS there is no time
for correspondence, please ask manu-
facturers to send at once not too small
sample cuttings and lowest prices for
butts 4-5mm. thick. We should prefer
light dressed leather. In case of busi-
ness, we answer by cable and open a
credit with New York bankers, so
that the shippers get their money
cash against bill of lading in New
York" Correspondence in English.
22275 Roustchouk, Bulgaria Sesame
Oil, Palm OIL, Soap Oils)-"I take the
liberty of asking you to kindly send
me the names of manufacturers of all
kinds of oils for the manufacture of
soap, such as sesame oil, palm oil, etc.
Kindly ask them to make me offers,
payment, cash against documents,
sending me samples by parcel post"
Correspondence in English.
22281-Christina, Norway (Wors
ted Yarns, Crossbred Woods, Pulled
Wooden Waste)-"As England has
stopped the export of various lines,
owing to shortness of material
caused by the heavy military supply
which Is now in demand there are
the best chances for United States to
capture some good trade with Scan
dinavia. Your institution has done
me many good services on several
occasions and / look to you again to
help me. The chief lines which are
in demand are worsted yarns of cross
bred woods for hosiery. counts as
2-12, 3-16, 4-1s, pa Engl. counts. For
cloths, 2-24, 2-32, 2-36, 2-40, 2-4S Engl
hlSOI NdilpuS VI SAHSlG
yarns. 1t is desirious to know how
far the different yarns are spinning.
and if the making up can be effected
for hosiery in bundles, for cloths
either in hanks or for warp on
cheeses or large tubes, weft on
shorter tubes. Will you please re-
quest your spinners to send along at
once offers and samples of the near
est to above descriptions, and quote
best terms, if possible cash against
documents in Norway? You know
| that you run regular liners to
! Bergen and Christiania. Please also
ask manufacturers to include 2 per
cent. commission for me, which is
the regular term on which / work
with England. / should also be glad
TO have offers in crossbred woods of
any description, either secured or in
| grease. OF course secured is to be
preferred so as to save freight. I
| should further like to have offers in
pulled wooden waste, such as pulled
stockings. natural waste for hosiery,
etc. l again repeat that these offers
are urgently wanted, and to come TO
a quick agreement it is necessary
that your manufacturers send me all
particulars" Correspondence in Eng
lish.