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British Consulstöléntah,
Benh tat,10,1915.
117792
$50,000
81r:
AUG 23 1915
With reference to your Excelleney's telegram
of August 7th,1915, respecting the standing and trust- worthiness of the Firm of Hartuarn and Company, I have the honour to state that there is no concern answering
precisely to that description and I conclude that it is
Hartmann Brothers, Incorporated, of 10 High Street,
Boston, to which your Exoellenoy refers.
According to a prominent firm of bankers in
Boston this consern does not buy for its own account
but acts only for other houses, being in fact brokers
in foreign and domestic hides and skina. The firm
finances the purchase until the arrival of the commo-
dity in the United States. The bankers are of opinion
that any undertaking furnished should be given by the
firm or firme for whom Hartmann Brothers are acting
rather than or as well as by the brokers.
The bankere state that the firm is of good
financial standing operating on a paid în capital of
Fifty thousand dollars. The concern's entire invest-
ment is in liquid form and they carry no merchandi se
item in their financial statements owing to the fact
that they are conducting their business entirely on
a brokerage basis.
His Excellency, The Right Hon.
Bir Geoil A. Spring-Rice, G.0.7.0., X.0.M.G..
ato.. etc..
ato..
Washington.
The
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