New-York tribune., 1878-01-01
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Boocock & Co., had been deposited there bv Bonner
Boocock 6 Co. had loaned $4,000 to Bonn'i on sat
which he cot from Nicilos & Co. when Bonner de-
posted the check in the bank he drew out S3'yoO
OSBORN, c. j. OF No. 81 BrOad-st, had borrower money
of John Bonner, and hal given as security Z,oO1
shares OF Northwestern common lie uhuers.ooa ns"d
nothing at all about BOnners aidirs' put supV@Iseu @
from his reputation on the street, that lie hau arse
capital at his command.
evening. but wrote note as follows: 'lliness has
prevented my going down toEn for some days ana ,I
do not know the exact situation OF matters VITA
Bonner IL Co., and cannot now state whether
shall be Il loser by the failure -, ,.,
ROBINS & ROBINSON OF No. 81 ErOadst have borrowed
large amounts of Bonner TAey knew where Their
SECURITIES we're. but not what the loss would be In
RoLiiHs. G. A. Of Rollins Co.. No. 81 walst said that
he had balance in his favor at the Bankers and
Brokers Association OF ~ 900. He declared that he
felt perfectly confident OF recovering the nll amount
ana quoted section from the charter OF the associa-
tou, which provides that the stOckh)lders shall Oe
sevcraly Liable for all the debts and liabilities, in adj
dition their liabilities for the stock subscribed ior
and purchased by them
SAGE, RssEL OF No. - William-st, holds S39Ooo OF
securities for a loan 10 John Bonner OF 100000 Inc
securities had been bypOthecuted with Bonner Dy the
following firms and for the amounts given: NlchOs
& Co.. 200 shares Western Union, loo shares North-
western. II 900; Belden x Co., 300 Snares Union
Pacific, at %, $4,000: Ham MunrCe, 1-percehI
bonds OF Union Pacific sinking fund S39o1 ,ne.c e.
VIII get tnelr money back. n,- ooo q, .
wnicl me pledged 81 900 bonds all Of which were
worth more than par value IN the markt, ana, ana LOO o
shares Wells Fargo Cos stock worth aDon, 81
from others To whom he had loaned money ahu -oO
shares of the stock of the Banke!S and Br0kcGs AS.
sCciltiou, ON which he borrowed OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company SJO.OOO. AS the Ballsefs
ana Brokers' Association stock Is now worthless,
there Is no margin the loan which the trust cO!-
pauy made Consequently, Mr.. stedman's loss IS
- 900. On last Thursday, Mr. SteIniin met Bonner
on tue street. when the transactions OF Meter oo'
were referred to- and Bonner ncciarcd III an mug
nan; manner. after some hesitation in which he all
reared 10 be absorbed III reflection, that the Meters
ought to he sent to State Prison. - -,
Srorr Il CO. No 10 BrOads It was stated at their OF
0c, Yesterday that the firm had n considerable
orouut of cnlatcrals IN the hands of Bonner Co.,
ins. ~ on Do.o..
TuToKp. ]. y. & Co.. merchants, No: so Bcayerst.
loaned considerable Sums 10 Bonner, but all Tie loans
secured -, Al. A.. ,...,.
held 100 shares OF the Bankers ani BI0hefs AsaC-
cation. Bonner had twO loans IRON the D"nh, but
both were amply scared. lie declined 10 give the
amounts
YAK SCHiICR & Co. No. ~ Broad 81 put up on loan
Union Pacific, Western Union ana ST. Fan pftIrif'
stock as coairr.s, receiving an unceritcd check on
inc J;auk oi the state of New-N0rk. Thee stocks
wcic rcpledgcd with the bank by Bonner. Mr. Van
-rhlick, hearing of this, went 10 Bonner at $ p H.
ON saturday and told him that the check ntis, he
rcrtitIrI Together tnfy proceeded 10 he bank. and
although II was after the usual BANKING hours, thcy
.ucceried In getting the check cr.tlcd.
WALLACE +. Il. Il Goa No. 20 iirOad-st, loaned Bonner
sIoJ 900 In the cOaterdls which thy received
US some stock Of Bauhe! : ana Brokers' AsSo
ciltinn. Th.l securities exclusive Of tlo bankers
and Brokers Association sock, were sJihcltht 10
cover every thing.
VuTF Nogils IL CO., nj No. Is Wa-st, h1d check ot
Bonner : for eJOO but they succeeded III haNihSN
Ger. flied before the Suspension became known.
WufOy H. r. Of No. - Broad st., stii ina he WOuId
lose about - 800. lie had some mo8cy deposited
with the BankeIs' and Brokers Association.