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THE MUSIC TRADE! REVIEW
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Shanghai—79 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
TRADE NOTES FROM CINCINNATI.
terial, $2,784; 3 cases piano players and ma-
Baldwin News—The Hardman Autotone—Wur-
terial, $279.
Pianos and Other Musical Instruments Shipped
litzer Activity—Hickenlooper With Krell—
St. Johns—2 cases musical instruments, $115;
Abroad from the Port of New York for the
Smith & Nixon With Cable.
2
pkgs.
talking
machines
and
material,
$105.
Week Just Ended.
Sydney—15 cases pianos, $1,866; 9 pkgs. talk-
(Special to The Review.;
ing machines and material, $443; 1 case pianos,
Cincinnati, O., Oct. 24, 1905.
(Special to The Review.)
$361; 78 cases organs, $3,756; 4 cases music,
The splendid grand pianos that have been on
Washington, D. C, Oct. 23, 1905.
exhibition at the Baldwin warerooms have been
The following were the exports of musical in- ?154.
St. Petersburg—25 pkgs. talking machines and shipped to Indianapolis, where for a time they
struments and kindred lines from the Port of
material, $559.
will be displayed. George Armstrong has left
New York for the week just ended:
Stockholm—3 cases organs, $150.
on a month's vacation, which he is spending in
Antwerp—12 cases organs, $600.
Tampico—2 cases pianos and material, $190;
the Colorado mountains, hunting and fishing. An
Bergen—3 cases organs, $150.
1 case piano player and material, $100; 8 cases interesting letter has been received by the Bald-
Berlin—117 packages talking machines and
music, $248.
win Co., written by Theodore Neuman Cordua,
material, $2,070.
Vera Cruz—8 cases pianos, $868.
who is now on a concert tour of South America.
Bremen—15 cases organs, $600.
Bristol—8 pkgs. talking machines and ma- Vienna—22 pkgs. talking machines and ma- The letter is dated from Parimaribo, and speaks
terial, $744.
of the excellent qualities of the Hamilton piano,
terial, $114.
which is being used by the artist, and the dur-
Bombay—70 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
TO OPEN STORE IN ROCHESTER.
ability it displays under the trying conditions of
terial, $1,369.
the tropics. Cordua succeeded Leopold Brassin
Brussels—28 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
(Special to The Keview.)
at the Conservatory at Berne, and is regarded as
terial, $275.
Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1905.
Buenos Ayres—70 pkgs. talking machines and
We are to have an addition to the piano stores a high authority.
The John Church Co. report the usual trade
material, $5,266; 21 pkgs. talking machines and
in this city. On November 1 Professor A. L. De
material, $638.
Robert, who is considered one of the finest mu- condition of being oversold in wholesale. August
Cape Town—5 pkgs. talking machines and ma- sicians in the city, will open his new store at 70 Beall spoke of the condition as chronic and not
likely to excite special interest. He, however,
terial, $209.
East avenue. Professor De Robert has been con-
Copenhagen—31 pkgs. talking machines and
ducting the Rochester Conservatory of Music for obliged with a lively discourse on the subject of
material, $504; 5 cases organs, $174; 1 case musi- a number of years, and has met with marked prize fights, which he affected to believe bore
cal instruments, $100.
success. Through his wide acquaintance among heavily on the conditions of trade.
A musical symposium was in progress at Crip-
teachers and scholars, and through his reputa-
Genoa—1 case pianos and material, $1,000.
Glasgow—62 pkgs. talking machines and ma- tion as an artist, both in the city and in the pen & Beinkamp's, when The Review called,
country surrounding it, there seems to be every- where T. Tasso Fischer, of J. & C. Fischer and
terial, $1,025.
Haisey Hazelton, of Hazelton Bros., who were
Hamburg—11 cases pianos and material, thing in favor of success for his enterprise.
About two years ago, Professor De Robert be- visiting the firm, were deeply engaged in discus-
$1,042; 46 ca?;e3 piano players and material, $10,-
700; 2 cases music. $149; 3 musical instruments, came acquainted with the Vough changeable sions concerning mechanisms. Trade is very
1 itch and Malcolm Love pianos. Becoming thor- good in all grades with this firm. A handsome
$300.
Havana—18 pkgs. talking machines and ma- oughly convinced of the excellence of these in- new Hardman Autotone, displayed in the win-
struments, he placed them in his conservatory, dows, is attracting much attention.
terial, $453; 1 case pianos and material, $200;
and through his influence many sales for the The R. Wurlitzer Co. are showing several new
36 pkgs. talking machines and material, $1,330;
Vough line were made in the city.
player-pianos, among them a fine example of the
1 case musical instrument?, $200.
Havre—12 pkgs. talking machines and ma- Because he thinks £o highly of these pianos, Melville Clarke. This instrument was sold be-
and because he has met with such good success fore it had been in the warerooms twelve hours.
terial, $1,026.
Hull—7 pkgs. talking machines and material, in selling them, Professor De Robert will open A Melville Clarke piano player of 88 notes was
this store, and will devote his attention to the also on display, and a new Krell auto-grand. The
$110.
La Guayra—5 pkgs. talking machines and ma- sale of pianos. He will handle the Vough change- principal makes of piano players are well repre-
able pitch, Malcolm Love and Alexander pianos sented in the Wurlitzer stock. Trade, especially
terial, $129.
in the Steinway pianos, is very good, with a heavy
Limon—1 case pianos and material, $150; 4 exclusively.
demand for these favorite instruments. The
pkgs. talking machines and material, $167.
wholesale department is already moving slowly
RECENT INCORPORATIONS.
Liverpool—54 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
into the new building, but the retail will be de-
terial, $436.
Among the incorporations filed with the Sec- layed for some weeks yet before getting in.
London—128 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
retary of the State at Albany this week was that
Andrew Hickenlooper has resigned his position
terial, $3,048; 6 cases piano players and ma-
of the E. Boecker Organ & Orchestrian Co., New with the General Gas Light & Electric Co., in or-
terial, $335; 22 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
York; capital, $5,000. directors, M. C. Shilling, der to assume entire charge of the wholesale de-
terial, $256; 2 cases music goods, $316; 31 cases
Hoboken, N. J.; Ernest Boecker, New York; An- partment of the Krell Piano Co. The new Krell
piano players and material, $6,340; 12 cases or-
dreas F. Schaeffer, New York.
catalogue just issued shows that style Q, of
gans, $998; 1,988 pkgs. talking machines and ma-
terial, $23,943; 18 cases music, $701.
The Amphion Club, of Dallas, was incorpo- the Krell piano, has been discontinued, mak-
Melbourne—4 cases organs and material, rated with the Secretary of the State of Texas ing four styles only manufactured in that
$2,200; 2,081 pkgs. talking machines and ma- last week, with a capital stock of $2,000. Tiie line. The Royal piano, also manufactured by
this firm, has been reduced to two styles, T and
terial, $42,742; 20 cases pianos and material, purpose is to promote the musical interests of
$200.
the people of Dallas. Incorporators: W. A. B, the latter being quite decorative.
At the Smith & Nixon Co., the superb piano
Milan—5 cases pianos and material, $500.
Dyckman, J. K. Mitchell, G. P. Thompson and
specially prepared for the Calve tour was dis-
Montevideo—11 pkgs. talking machines and
others.
played before being shipped to New York for the
material, $325.
Naples—1 case piano player and material, $275.
The piano dealers of Toronto, Ont., have agreed opening concert on November 4. The Smith &
Nuevitas—2 pkgs. talking machines and ma- upon the following tariff for piano tuning, to be- Nixon piano factory was visited by a committee
terial, $111.
come effective Nov. 1: Grand pianos, $2.50; of business men from the Industrial Bureau, and
Odessa—7 cases organs, $208.
square and upright pianos, $2. The yearly rates classed as one of the great examples of Cincin-
Santo Domingo—9 pkgs. talking machines and are: Grand pianos, $8; square and upright pianos, nati enterprise, which might be quoted, when of-
fering inducements to other firms to locate here.
material, $145.
$6.
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