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OAL:R 3 East 51st Street New York, New York September 15th, 1938 Dear Mr. Séligmann: WINSLOW AMES -- Paid $100 on account of his purchase of a Delacroix drawing, leaving a balance still due of $500. MRS. THORNE -- As per my cabled advice, she remitted to us check for £992.5.0 in full payment of the Watteau drawing. (Drawing: £945.0.0 plus 5% commission: £47.5.0) In view of the uncertain condition in Europe, I thought it advisable to deposit this check with J. P. Morgan & Co., New York who gave me a rate of 4.79. DALLAS MUSEUM -- Called for the following paintings through Budworth:- 5997 Beechay "Miss McMunn" 3767 Hardlow "Mrs. MacLachlan" 5694 Hoppner "Sir Henry Goodricke" 4594 Opie "Match Girl" 6232 Romney "Capt. Milnes" 4696 Smart "Portrait of a Gentleman" 5663 Raeburn "Miss Elizabeth Dalrymple" The three paintings which we had secured for them from the J. Horace Harding Estate will follow on September 19th. (Rec of 19.9.18) MR. EDGAR -- Bought 100 shares General Motors at 42 100 shares Kennecott Copper at 36-3/4. September 20th, 1938 LOUIS -- Just called me up asking whether you would be willing to take him back as valet. I didn't commit myself one way or the other and just told him that I would convey his message to you. His last arrangement with us was: salary $90 per month, plus a weekly allowance of $15. McCORMICK -- I have not heard anything further. CASTANO -- Enclosed please find copy of his letter dated September 19th. Yours faithfully, Germain Séligmann, Esq. 9, Rue de la Paix Paris, France P.S. Mr. Edgar sold 100 shares General Motors at 45-7/8
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