The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-10

Washington, sept 9.-S'Nretary Feseonden COM
senced at no IL, to-day, the opening " the sealed
offers for bonds of the United States, 20 the amount
Of about s2l,bo0,oo0, consisting e tie unccopted
offers under the notice ~ proposals for loan dated
June ast. Tuesc bonds bear an annual intcrcs. q
6 per ceu,um. payable somi-,Inually IN coin. and
aud are redeemable on the 3Oth Of june, 1871. 4
large number Of gentlemen were present, including
Mr.. Bind, representing L.vlrmore, C.cwes q Co.,
Of New York J. y. Owls, Ninth National pinb Of
New York John Thompson, FIRST National Rank
and Mr.. Culver, Thiri National Bank Of New
York C. II. Clark, FRS. National Bsak Of Ph.i-
dolphlG W 8. Huntington, Cashier nj the First
National Bank Of Washington; NJ. Kctchnm, repre-
sent.ng Ke,ohum, son 4 Co, aud the Fourth Ma
toral Bank o! New York, and Henry u. Cook.
The number of letters sent 10 tho Treasury
dcpartmen. was ato4t 500, or lG5 more than when
te loan was heretofore in competition Those
sTened to-day required five hours and hall for
sheir declaration and notation, .hough but little
ever half the number The business Is to be re-
uurucd to-morr.v. The bids opened to-day show
su ~ rc,aic of sG2 o0Oo, or twice the amount Of
Ne loan. The offers between four and five per
eentum Per annUn amount TO S2G,OC1,OOo. There
Ne proposals FROM various individuals to take Ia
tht aggrc ate about l,OoH,0O) At par Tue bids
ransing between five and SIX per ccntun did not
smount "A all 80 more than $4,000. Among tho
most prominent bidders f,ho severely offered for
vlr!ous sums, ut daercn, and h,gher rates Of pre-
MUM, were the following;
First National Bank, Portland, Ne, $4,000,
from loialOi 5b;r. r. nilcr Hartford, O., SEQ,
CO. n lOi Ol Frst National bank, BiNd, \. y,
E55,ooO, NJ l0i ooalni 65 Bcuiamin Illumination.
- ireas,r NorT,sh' c.; slMtOS at 10y "lal@ 70 -;
IOi 30 4; Traiesmcu's BnnE, New York. S5"wo At
lO4 0ldl0i % Stmsou, Frank q Co, NV York,
Ell1v0 at l0iLl'f 80 b'nk g. Commerce, "
York, a4O0.Ou0 at l0i Colgate d H'fman, New
York, s,n,oCO at i0i ~ First Na,ionsl Bank. Srw
York, $i,0oO0OO at l04 O3 Second National Bulk,
Boston, Si,25@0co at l0i 0s 7 rst NNionll BanE,
Syracuse, Sl3aWn Mt loi OS Wmslo"' Laner a
Co., New York, N.no000 at lOi oS, aud 3lWhW1 ai
NOt % Third National Bank. New York, sj0o,oG
U lo4t3; Vcrrn'lyc & Co., New York, Sl,G"e
at lO4 %; New York wdo~e' and Orphans l@net
Lie Insurance COMPANY, $500, ,Ou1 ut l04 O3 hntt
National Bank, New YORK, ssU.0t At iO4 o. W
g. Huntington, Cashier FIRST N,tion, nk, Wash
ington, hid for Sl,0on00o ana S6,o00,0u0 the latte
st 1903 a. ard the former NJ less premium ais
kl2,O00 At l05 and 5000 At lOi Lyertnort, Ce"
4 Co., 81, 100000 At IA O3, and 100000 at lOi
FIRST N.tiousl Bank OF Z. .lacclphia bio for lrg
amounts Tor various part es rom u premium
and for self ~, 900 900 az li % Stewart Bru,bcrs
Pnilsi, pla, s2un,oo0 ~ iN % Du xel * ,
sT0nONG at lGi 90; y. W. Clarke & Co.
Phladelp-,a, .syro9h ami the P4ade
phia Savings Fund sr'e'y ,s2oo@0 .
At iO4: j. Cooke a. Co, Washington, S.75
0OO q, lOi los; The SAINT, for Clarsson & Co., pills
delphis, 200 al l0ia1Oi 25; Central Bank, Nc'
York, sloo,ooo ~ ls' Pfe,ps, Dodge 20, & goo
in4 O5slO4 80; Corn Exchange Bank, New Yori
ts4N,Ooo at 1Ci, lo2sloi 1873; Farmers, and M
Shanics' Bank, Philsdepnts, slS0'on Al la
T. % b0 william EtetsY P.eEaso' An.-0~ f.