He informs Hudson that a book was submitted by Mr. Egan for an estimate of the total cost of stereotyping and producing 2000 copies of certain poems. Cummiskey went to much trouble visiting nearby publishers so as to get the lowest possible cost. After the estimate was sent in he heard nothing from Egan for sometime and then a note on scrap paper came informing him that Egan had called at his office unable to find him. Since the estimate was sent in due time and Egan expressed his satisfaction, Cummiskey asks Hudson to pay his expenses as he fulfilled all that was requested of him. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.