Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON
Especial to Cleveland LEAdERl
WAsHINGToN. Oct. IL.

" "AshlNSIONr OCL- 4.
Bidstor the new forty million loan open
ed to-day at twelve o'clock in the rooms
of Assistant Secretary Harrington.
All that were on hand were opened,
amounting to over ffty-nine million
A large number of other bids are known
to be on the way which will be opened to-
morrow.
The following is full list of Western
bids.
No awards are 10 be made until to-mor-
raw when bids are opened:
Hewson, White s Co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
forty thousand dollars at one and one half;
First National Bank, Mt. Pleasant, fifteen
thousaad at two and ifty-fve one hun
dredths: First National Bank at Mount
Pleasant, O., fifteen thousand, at three and
ten hundredths; John Boyce, of Ypsilanti,
Mich, five thousand, at four; J. G. Peas
lee, of Burlington, Iowa, forty-one hun
dred, at three and one-half; J. Moseely, of
Chicago, five thousand, at two; John Mil
Ter, of Port Henry, gve thousand, at par
J. Ross, of Cincinnati, five thousand, at
two; First National Bank of La
Fayette, Ind, fifteen thousand, at
par; First National Bank at Lafayette,
Indiana, Fifteen thousand at two; First
National Bank, La FayeIte, Indiana, one
thousand at three ]. B. Carpenter, Gin
cinnati, seven thousand at one and half; /;
D. J. Williams, Cincinnati, three thousand
at three Rcsanna Ross, Cincinnati, twen-
ty-six thousand at three; P. n. johnson,
Chicago, one thousand at two McCon-
nellsville, Ohio, fifteen thousand ut one and
half; G. G. Lawrence, Burlington, Iowa.
three thousand at three and fourth 4:
w. G. Eddy, Port Richmond, one thous-
and at three; Ira Holmes, Chicago, twen-
ty thousand at one and half; First Ma
tional Bank, Oberlin, Ohio, fifteen thous-
and at ffty-fve one-hundredths; Fourth
National Bank, Cincinnati, ten thousand
at par, six hundred at two, sixteen thous-
and at two and q quarter, fourteen hundred
at two and hall, sixty-fve thousand six
hundred at three; First National Bank,
Mansfield, Ohio, FIVE thousand at one
half, five thousand at one, five
thousand at one and one-fourth, five
thousand at one and one-half, five thousand
at one and three-fourths, five thousand at
two; B. W. Rsymand, Of Chicago, one
thousand at one and one-half, and one
thousand at two; First National Bank Of
Davenport, Iowa, seven hundred, st four,
eight hundred, hi Uuu and one-half; First
National Bank of Ann Arbor Mich, FIVE
'Sos4sspd, at PsE, twenty thousand, at one
- % thousand, at thrss quarters, two
half t" = cne, seven thousand, at
thousand, a. -SrEsr, Ten tho-sand,
one and one-qr- Strouble, Ciacin-
one and one-half; L. a. half. ono
natl, two thousand at two anu .u;,oa
hundred at three H Il Camp, Milw., :
three thousand five hundred at two; M.
C. Darling, Chicago, two thousand at one
and three fourths; First National Bank of
Corondolet, Mo, five thousand at three;
First Nstionsl Bank of South Charleston,
Ohio thirty-three thousand at three; S.
Gebhard, Dayton, O., ffty-thoussnd at two
and one-tenth; B. Lemon & Co., Cincin-
natl, ten thousand at one; ten thousand at
one and quarter ten thousand at
one and one,haIf; c. B. Allen,
Sturgis, Michigan, one thousand at four
and quarter; E. Preston, & Co, Detroit,
one thousand al par, one thousand at
three-eighths, one thousand at five-eighths,
one thousand at seven-eighths, one thou
sand at fifteen-one thOusandths, one thou
sand at one-twenty hundredths, one thou-
sand at one-twenty-one hundredths,
one thousand at one-twenty-three
and one half one thousandths
one thousand at one-three-fOurthi
First National Bank, Pontiac, ten thousand
at one and one-half D. P. Allen, Gin
cinnati, seven hundred st two; FRS
| National Bank, Milwaukee, thirty thou
| sand at one, six thousand at two, ten thou
sand at two and eightY-seven-One-bun
dredths, ten thousand at two and sixty-tw