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Henry Bingham
| Name | Henry Bingham |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | West Fourteenth Street 4 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Holzhandlung |
| Anmerkungen | Manager Eastern Department von "The Northwestern Lumberman" in Chicago. |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 192] |
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| 01.10.1881 |
Henry Bingham ist seither Leiter des östlichen Bereichs von Lumberman |
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1884 |
[New Yorks great ind. (1884)] |
1884 |
[New Yorks great ind. (1884)] |
Manager Eastern Department of The Northwestern Lumberman, of Chicago. |
| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | This historical review of the leading business interests of (he metropolis includes within its compass several hundred of the prominent lumber-dealers, builders, and furniture manufacturers of New York, and it will be of especial interest to that class of our readers to lay before them a few facts as to The Northwestern Lumberman, the representative and able organ of the lumber and timber interests of America, directly represented in this city and the East by Mr. Henry Bingham, whose office as manager is located at No. 4 West Fourteenth Street. The Lumberman, to use the forcible language of its prospectus, is " the only acknowledged representative of one of the foremost industries in the world." It is now in its twenty-second volume, and is a mammoth weekly journal, containing all the way from thirty-two to forty-eight pages, 11 x 15 1/2 inches in sizes, in each issue. It is bound and trimmed like a magazine, printed upon the best quality of bookpaper, and is one of the handsomest publications, typographically speaking, that is published. Every issue has from sixteen to twenty pages of original matter, giving all the current lumber news of the world; its weekly market reports and statistics of the condition and supply of lumber and log stocks, on the one hand, and of the crops and consequent purchasing capacity of the country, on the other, render it invaluable to every lumber-merchant and buyer and user of lumbrr and timber. Its hard-wood department gives the same information concerning the hard-wood markets. Dealers in and users of hard woods find this department invaluable to them. The same may be said regarding sash, doors, and blinds. us under this head it gives a weekly summary of the sash and door trade, condition of the building market the scale of dealers' discounts, and the tendency of the market. It gives quotations and condition of trade in cooperage stocks, and is absolutely indispensable to every member of the commercial community who has anything to do with lumber and its auxiliary interests. It is admittedly the best advertising medium in the world, and an advertisement in its columns always pays. Retail dealers find in it cards or price-lists of the most enterprising wholesalers and manufacturers, and can thus obtain what they need at lowest quotations. Its rates are remarkably reasonable The Lumberman has a first-class wood-engraving department, and every issue lifts illustrations of new. machinery, mills, or yards, or tome object of practical interest to the reader. The Lumberman Publishing Company also issues a number of valuable works, among which we note ''The Lumberman's Consolidated Account - Book," arranged' for the special use of retail lumber-merchants, ruled and printed to show sales, receipts, and stock on hand of lumber, lath, shingles, sash, etc., with accompanying cash columns, while it also provides for the accounts in regard to each kind of lumber to be kept separate. It will show at the end of the year, on a single page, the amount of each article bought or sold, with the prices, the average cost and average price obtained, and amount 'on hand. "The Standard Moulding Book", "Universal Price-List of Sash, Doors, and Blinds", "The Lumberman's Hand-Book", and "Judson's Directory of Saw-Mills in the United States and Canada," are works of standard value and needed by every dealer. Mr. W. B. Judson is the talented and accomplished editor of the Lumberman, and is widely known and has a high reputation as an authority upon lumber. Mr. Henry Bingham has been the manager of the Eastern department for the Lumberman since October 1, 1881. He is a practical, experienced business man, a native of Massachusetts, and fully conversant with the wants of the New England and New York markets as regards lumber and information thereon, and has ably, energetically, and faithfully served the best interests of the proprietors of the Lumberman, largely increasing its circulation in the East, and in a corresponding ratio its influence. Mr. Bingham is a hard worker, a gentleman of superior executive abilities, and under his able management the Lumberman is a recognized authority here in the East. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 192] |
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