Music Trade Review

Issue: 1886 Vol. 9 N. 24

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MUSIC TRADE -- REVIEW.
I F those who doubt women's ability to sell pianos,
wo would refer them to the fact that Mrs. J. D.
Hutchina, of Springfield, Mass., called at the factory
of Krannich & Bach during the past week, and
ordered twelve of their finest instruments for im-
mediate shipment to her warerooms. Messrs.
Krannich & Bach say that Mrs. Hutchins is one
of their best agents, being a thoroughly business
woman, and a first class agent in every respect.
MESSRS. SCANLAN AND FLYNN, of the New England
Piano Co., were in town last week, the guests of Mr.
W. A. Kimberly, who made their visit to the city an
enjoyable one. Messrs. Scanlan and Flynn made
many warm friends here during their stay.
BEHNING
PIANO men in town since our last issue: D. S.
Johnson, Cincinnati, O.; A. R. Bacon, Wilkesbarre,
Pa.; Mr. Sperry, Elmira, New York; Mr. Bronson,
Susquehanna; Mr. Frees, Dallas, Tex.
Before the Public over Fifty Years.
MR. AND MRS. JACK HAYNES will start this week
for the White Mountain, for a two weeks'sojourn,
after which Mr. Haynes will " do " the New England
States in the interest of the Baus piano.
DUNHAM
MR. BARRETT, of Barrett Brothers, Binghamton,
is in the city.
ALBERT WEBER is on a pleasure trip through the
West.
WM. FOLKS & CO.,
Manufacture™ of the
PIA^TO-FORTES.
UPRIGHTS A SPECIALTY.
J. B. DUNHAM, Agt,430 E. 19th St., N.Y. City.N.Y.
BEHNING & SONS
BEHNING
FIKST-CL.ASS
Grand, Square & Upright Pianofortes,
WITH IMPROVED PATENT AGRAFFE ATTACHMENT * NAME BOARD.
Office and Warerooms, 3 West 14th Street.
NEW YORK.
Manufactory, 128th Street, bet. Lexington and Third
co.,
T H E
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,
Miller Organ Go.
HAVE
BBMOVE3D
TO TKCH3 in I "V E
STORY
No. 509 WEST 33d STREET.
Dealers, you
NEW STYLES JUST OUT.
will find our
^DEALERS INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
organs one of
the best
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ever
R. W. TANNER * SON
858 Broadway, Albany, IT. Y.
manufactured
MANUFACTURERS OF
in this country
PIANO HARDWARE,
to handle.
Nickel-Plating, Bronzing and Japanning,Fine Grav ami Mall^aMe
Iron Oasi in^s. All kinds of Piano Bolts constant ly on lmnd.
Brackets, Pedal Ouardn, Pedal Pett, &c.
Correspond-
MARLIN
ence solicited.
Illustrated catalogue and prices on application.
IDost In Tlie W o r l d
for large or small game—made in 32 calibre, 40 grains powder;38 cal.
55 grains; 40 cal. CO grains; 45 cal. 70 anil 86grains. The strongest shooting rlile
made. Perfect accuracy guaranteed and the only absolutely safe Title made. All styles,
all sizes, all weights. Prices reduced,
Q A T T
A 1 t t T \ Gallery, Sporting nnd Target Flftes, world renowned. The standard for
D X A J J U J A X U V target shooting, hunting, ami shooting galleries. All calibres from "" ' - "
Made i n fuurtnen different styles, prices from
$18.00 np. Suiid fur illustrated catalogue.
THE MILLER OEflAlT CO.,
Lebanon, Pa.
MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN.
W E G M A N A- HTVltfNTNCS-
W ZJ\X±1±±*.±\
Agents Wanted.
MANUFACTURERS.
UPRIGHT PIANOS
PIANOS A
SPECIALTY
OC X T X J J X J* X1M * T ,
UPRIGHT
A SPEC
The
Finest Piano in the Market at a moderate
Price.
I T H A C A , IST_
IMPORTEES, ETC.
MANUFACTURERS.
M ^NUFACTTTRERS.
TONE & BRO., Manufacturers, Importers
Jot"
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W ILLIAM
and
obbers of Musical Merchandise.
47 Maiden l a n e .
A UTOMATIC MUSIO PAPER CO. Musio Paper for Mechani-
I I
ca* Musical Instruments.
227 to 233 Cambridge Street.
INSTRUCTION.
V
PIANO
OGT
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No. 19 East 11th Street,
New York City.
Wm G. Vogt of the Berlin Conserratoiy,) Director.
II
PIANO AND ORGAN LEATHERS.
W
HITE BROS. * SONS. Manufacture ers and Dealers in
Piano and Organ Leathers.
161 Summer St.
OGGSON & PETTI8 MANUFACTURING CO.,
Organ Stop Knobs and Stems,
147 to 163 Union Street,
DEALERS.
"TOHN PIKE.
°
Dealer in Pianos, Organs, aud^8ewing_Marhlne B ,
N. W. Cor 3.1 and SiiBquchauna Ave.
MANUFVOTURERS.
A
G. OLEMMER.
.
Kroner
Kroer & Son, Christie & Bon, and Story k Clark Organs.
1423 Chestnut Street.
DEALERS.
/BLUETT ft HON8
\J
Represent the leading Pianos and Organs.
Branches in Albany, N. Y., and Pitteneld, Mass.
MANUFACTURERS
G
.
W
OOD BRO8.,
Pianoforte and Organ Actions, Ebony Sharps, Piano Log
Pins, and Hardwood Dowels,
State St.
8
TEDMAN * CO., Manufacturers of Wound Strings for all kinds
of musical instramente. Dealers in Pianowire, on patent
clamp or in oolL Steel Strings, plain and wound.
W. INGALLS & CO., Organ Reed Boards, Parker Tremolo*
and Octave Couplers,
36 Hernaon Street.
, MANUFACTURERS.
D
ENISON BROTHERS,
±J Manufacturers
of
Mf
f Stop
S Knobs lor all kind* of Oramoa
Standard in Q
Quality.
Unrarying
in Excellence.
Berel Md
y
y
Obli(|ue Faced Knobi? our Patent.
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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW.
Manufacturers of the Highest Grade
of Reed Organ.
E. P. CARPENTER GO.
BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
MITH
S AMERICAN
COL. J. J. ESTEY sailed by the " E r a s " (North
German Lloydi for Germany, on Wednesday, the 14th
inst. Gray and Harry, his two boys, accompany
him, and the trip will combine business and plea-
sure, extending to England and the Continent.
WE have just received the illustrated catalogue of
W. Doherty & Co., organ manufacturers, of Clinton,
Ont. The catalogue contains excellent cuts of their
new styles of actions and cases, and is handsomely
gotten up throughout. The firm of W. Doherty &
Co. is one of the largest in Canada, and the goods
they manufacture give good satisfaction.
KRAKAUED
It
ORGANS
FOR
AND
P A R L O R USE.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE,
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Containing over 40 Styles and Combi-
nations.
40 E. Union Square.
THE SMITH AM. ORGAN CO.
Boston, Massachusetts and Kansas Gity, Mo.
FBEEBORN GARBETSON SMITH, accompanied by his
son, F. G. Smith, Jr., has gone to Washington,
D. C, to give out the contracts for the erection of
their large building on Pennsylvania avenue, run-
ning through to the street in the rear, which, when
completed, will be one of the largest and finest piano
warehouses outside of New York—a fitting testi-
monial of Mr. Smith to the success of the Brad-
bury Pianos. Mr. Smith says his summer trade was
never better than now. His men are working on
full time, orders are ahead of the supply, and his
various warerooms have small stocks. Ho is speci-
ally pleased wiLh his son's success during his visit to
California and through the Western States, for his
orders were large, and in many places new agencies
established.
E. P. HAWKINS, of the Smith American Organ Co.,.
will spend several days in New York before leaving
for England, in August.
Mr. GILES, of Everett & Giles, Quincy, 111., spent
a few days in town last week. Mr. Giles is the agent
for Behr Bros., and he speaks in warm terms of the
selling qualities of their instruments.
MB. IRA N. GOFF, of Providence, R. I., is in the
city, the guest of Jack Haynes. Mr. Goff is one
of the pet agents of Chickering & Sons, and Baus>
pianos.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.
WEEK ENDING JUNE 29,
Organs,
Piano Materials,
Organ,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Rotterdam,
1886.
31
$1, 400
3 cases,
1
42a
76
Over I I 5 , 0 0 0 Made and Sold.
MANUFACTURKBS OP
WABEROOMS,
WM BsiiL, JK., who has charge of the London,
Eng., branch of the Wm. Bell Organ Co., Guelph,
Ont., is on his way to the Pacific coast. Previous to
his departure for England, Mr. Bell will spend sev-
eral days in this city.
CHURCH, CHAPEL, SCHOOL
BROTHERS, H
Strictly First-class Workmanship, Material, and
Finish.
Prices Reasonable.
Corre-
spondence solicited.
INCORPORATED 1884..
SEND FOR CATALOGUES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
B D R D 1 ..ri"
LIMITKD,
OKGAN eo.
IEJRIJC,
F_A._ 9
FJR LIST, BEFORE BUYING.
!
Organ,

77
Organs,
4,418
100
Musical Instruments, 1 case,
500
Piano,
1 "
60
Glasgow,
Organ,
1 '<
London,
Organ Material,
9 cases, 337
2
162
U. S. Colombia, Organ3,
1
190
Arg. Republic, Piano,
600
7 cases,
Lisbon,
Organs,
Bristol,
Liverpool,
No
Finer
better TONE,
WORKMANSHIP,
Cases, or more satisfactory In-
struments can be made than the
IMPORTS.
WEEK ENDING JUNE 25, 1886.
Musical Instruments, 181 packages
$16,690
EXPORTS.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW of June 20th to July
WEEK ENDING JULY 6, 1886.
5th devotes several columns to an expose of the
motives influencing the Courier's attacks, in the past,
on several well known and reputable firms in the
piano and organ business, including Messrs. Vose &
Sons, Geo. W. Carter, E. P. Carpenter, E. H. McEwen,
and others. There are some things in the article
that were well known to the trade, and others that
are new, the whole making a readable and racy
article, with considerable point to it.—Chicago Indi-
cator.
Bremen,
Hamburg,
London,
Liverpool,
"
Brit. Australia,
"
Porto Rico,
Japan,
$ 21
Organ,
377
Organs,
Banjos,
345
2 cases,
Musical Instrum'ts, 2 "
17
Orguinettes,
1 "
25
Organs,
0 cases
292
Orguinettes,
9 "
289
Piano,
1
200
Orgaas,
4 cases, 250
IMPORTS.
WEEK ENDING JULY 3 , 1886.
The Indicator, as usual, is playing in the right
key.
298pkges.,
Di
ffllet I ta
.
.
.
$22,923
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Indorsed by Liszt, Gottschalk, Wehli, Bendel Strauss, Soro Abt,
Paulus, Titiens, Heilbron and Germany's Greatest Masters.
ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY.
BOSTON, MASS.

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