Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-24
F0REIGN TRADE CHANCES
TONoPAH STOCKS.

The JoriotoiuD list Of opportunities for Amer
iodn manVdcturers IN ne Joretgn tTGae % are GIo
Commerce, Department Of Commerce, and adj
ditiondl intormdtton may be had by corre-
spondcnce. OiuiH0 the fIe number:
No. 16ss0. plant machinery-A company
in Honduras informs an American consular OF,
hcer that it wishes to secure Gatai9sues ana ana
cost of installation, cost Of production of ice,
approximate shipping weight. Grated Tor .,, eXr
Orleans for ice. plant machinery. Plants of
One-ton capacity and less for gasoline engine engine
etc, should also be sent to the American con-
sular officer.
No. 1880. magnetos-A Arm of engineers in
England writes an American consular officer
that it desires TO be placed in communica tion
with American manufacturers of magnetos TO
be used in connection with large gas engines,
from 100 to 1000 horsepower. Specifcations
at once. The firm desires to secure an ex-
elusive agency.
No 1881. steel and copper wire. tools and
an American consular officer to place it in
Communication with American dealers manu-
wire, varnish, tools for the mechanical indus
try, woodworking machinery and shoes, with
lines Correspondence may be In English.
No. 1882. sugar-An American consular offi-
OF firm in his district which desires 10 be
placed in communeation Win american man man
tIoners. Reference is given,
No l6se3, water turbines-A firm In Hon
duras informs American consular officer
catalogues for small water turbines for electric
plants, Prices and welghtS should be stated
I. o. b. New York and New Orleans Copies OF
catalogues. etc. should also be sent TO the
consular officer.
No 1884 nIckeled steel sheets-An American
consular officer in England reports the name
sires to purchase nickeied steel sheets.
No l6sO5, harness and saddiery-An Ameri-
can consular officer in Africa reports that
branch OF a European house wishes 20 receive
American manufacturers OF harness and sad
dlery. II is stated that the firm has no knowl-
edge OF American styles, prices or terms,
No 1885, leather and lard-A nrm in Italy
informs an American consular officer that II
desires TO receive samples and prices OF box
Sd Wishes satoer 10 H With lara enparteTs
may be conducted In English,
No ciees IN csntrai America repoIts
that hospital In his district Is considering the
installation o, small AIray equipment. Cata-
business man I'm Russia writes an American
consular officer that he desires 10 receive the
porters OF leather and tannio extracts chemi- |
eals, drugs, rubber goods, canned goods, metal |
and metal tools. Reference is given. Core
weights, etc, should be stated In Russian /
equivalents ana quotations should be made c.
/ No. N 1885,, fTGit@An Italian merchant informs
an American consular officer that he desires 10 /
with American exporters OF dried |
position to import large quantities OF fruit. |
Reference is given. Full Information should
English although Italian Is preferred
No 1890, spelter and sheet zine-A irm OF |
S9a s,ss cOnar osr @ S 4 assfss 20
be placed in communication with American
q spelter AMI sheet zinc Quo
.ations should be made c. ! T. Glasgow or
-eith