Word: sales
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Gainsborough will be among the artists whose work finds a place in the Law School collection. His portrait of Sir Thomas Plummer was purchased by the Law School two weeks before his "Blue Boy" brought a price of $200,000 at an English sale...
According to an announcement made yesterday by C. F. Getchell, ticket manager of the H. A. A., the advance ticket sale for the Harvard-Purdue game on Saturday indicates attendance figures of 35,000. A large number of pasteboards is still available, Getchell declared...
Last week the Saturday Evening Post enjoyed a wide sale among Navy men and anti-Administration politicians. On p. 6 appeared an article called "The Navy and Economy" by Rear Admiral Thomas Pickett Magruder...
...Other directories do not list him. Seat. Herman W. Booth bought his seat (on which he hardly ever sat) on April 23, 1914. At that time memberships on the Exchange were selling at from $34,000 to $55,000. When he was expelled, his seat was immediately offered for sale by the Exchange at the last listed sale price, which was the record $235,000. Memberships are so rarely offered for sale even at this figure, that it was immediately bought by William Billings Hewitt, Wall Street Broker...
...Exchange. In this document they promise to show their books to the Committee on Business Conduct at regular intervals, and also at any other times. The Exchange becomes the absolute arbiter of their business life. According to its bylaws, it can even hold the money it receives from the sale of the seat of an expelled member and pay it on claims of other members...