New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01
TIE CREDITORS.

INDIVIDUALS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS WITH
WHOM BONNER HAD TRANSACTIONS.
The following is partial list Of the creditors OF
John Bonner X Co.. and of the persons and corpora
tons with whom ms recent transactions ON s"ourI-
ties which be rc-hypothecated, have been conducted
\ complete and accurate list could not be gained
Yesterday. on account of the excitement in the
street and the large number of small losers, who
were aycrse to saying anything about their losses :
DASk OF NlU -YCRK-Thc cashier, Richard B. Ferris,
said. yesterday, that Nj. Bonner Lad had deposit
at the BANS but tht yesterday morning the account
was closed, ana ehe balance tuned over 10 ne
BARTLETT MFIGs No 30 Dreye building on saturday
iont John Bonner $4,000 on $4,000 Of stocks
mainly Lake shore. and 100 SHARES OF The Bankers
and Brokers Association. Yesterday mOrnipg, hear
ing al an attachment, they wcut 70 Burr W. Girls
w0d B0nuef's assignee and asked him 10 take M
the loan lie refused, ThereuPon thoy placed The
securities where they could reach tnem.
BEIpES 4 Co, ~. - Broadway put NJ 5000 shares OF
Union Pacific With Bonner at 40: they had heard
Yesterday tbat Bonner re-hypothecaed ne stock the
same dny at 80. 1t was rnm0red Yesterday that Bon
ncr loaned 700 TO jay Could on loco shares
OF Union Pacific. which he is reported 10 nave re-
hy.Othccatrd 81 30.
BOYD VINCENT, No. 30 Broads declined yesterday -
state the amount Of their loss, though the dd not
think il would be large, o,,-.. ..,, 49,.
CLEws. IIENRY, Goa Of No. Nassast, VIII lose not
over 81 COO or 81 200.
CHAPS f. - "a :. chaplin 4 Co.. OF No. 10 Broad-s,
formerly a partner OF e. ). o'horn h .,d oori"wr',
EWrs g. of No AZ Wall-st lost SG2 80 in gold
transactions with Bonner Oh Saturday.
CuTING, T. t., j & Co. hold quantity OF stock OF the
Bankers n Brokers Association for different persons.
The firm - understood To he somewhat eli scy con
nectcd with the Association.
EGLrsToN " c No II Broad It.. Negotiated loaa Of
$4,000 with John Bonner Oh sdturdat. ADOut
o'clock afternoon 30 ner sent IN Office boy t.
Mr. Es.lon w!h n eur! es1"Se as 10 c5.e up
thus demand, and refused to send the stocks and take
F,KMrRs' LoAs AID TRUST CoMPANY-Mr Ro!s'on .the
president, sand eray tIat John Bonner mad Dor
re ed large snIrs OF the company on secnr ties which
stil q
cover the iulei"2dness amply.
FIRST NArIoN1L BANK-no Transactions mad been car
rieG on with Bonner except On gold there was a
rod Jiif,rtuce OF S2f IN Bcnner's account
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK-Presdent Calhoun said that
the bank had made to Bonner two loans OF $4,000
each, since Octotcr last The ooiaterals III both
eases ample, and at the worst. would realize
10 or u per cent the loan. The persons who
own tie coaterds, lie added, have offered to take
up the loans The bank now has this proposition I'M
DIR consideration
GALLTIS BANK mad several Small i0dls TO JOhn Bonner
cent margin.
HAM MuSRoE, No ~ Nassali'st, borrowed *ldOocO OF
Bonner on Union Pacific STOCKS ana bonds Ihey mad
been trying all day yesterday 10 trace the cOllaerals
They were unable to say what the difference would
hypotnccated at something OF an advance and with
them OF the stock OK the Bankers and Brokers
HolfIsTER. H. T., OF No 80 Newest. borrowed $4,000
OF Bonner, Saturday, for which he pledged 49,
JACKSON j. T.. Of No. 10 Broadst Will lose 81 600
There report Yesterday that he could not meet
his obligations, but this denied by Mr.. Jackson
KENNEDY T.. n CO., No IL Broad-st, borrowed recently,
S35 900 OF John Bonner collaterals. They sue
ceeted an recovering their collaterals, but III the
operation lost between IS, 900 and $4,000
NICHOLS & Cot stated yesteday by member OF
tne firm that on Saturday afternoon, they borrowed
100000 from Jonn Bonner, on 800 shares OF Western
Union. Mr.. Ponner gave his check for the amount
on the Bank OF New-York. This was deposited In
the Rank of America, with which they do business
Yesterday morning the check was returned to them
New SS to ascertain Bonners standing there. II.
learned that a check fer $4,000, drawn by 5. W.
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