, 1880-04-12
DEALING IN MILLIONS.
Tho Syndlcntesn transactions in tho
Now York Central 1BUught from MIR.
Vanderbilt Concluded - MIR. Eould
Wants More.

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Now York Central Isong'st FROM MIR.
Vanderbilt Concluded Mfr Gould
Wants More.
NAp 1ork trorld, Arrt1s ..
Tho Now York Central Byl,dlcate completed
lts lhl'orS yesterday by closing out NIL tho stock
II hnd hoiBht from sfr. William II. Vanderbilt
$4,000 shares OF Now York Centrnl. VARIOUS
reports havo boon In circulation a. to tho
amount OF stock purchaser. Mr.. Vanderbilt, nnd
II has been tlOlcutt to got thom authenticated,
When the negotiations, Moro first begun, In Mo-
ve,nbcr, 1871, Str. Vanderbilt agreed 10 dispose
OF only ESQ 600 shares, 10000 Of which wor0 to bo
tnkon outright md 100 900 on option. SO great
waH the apparent success Of tho sales Of tho
syndicate both hero and In London that tho op-
tEou Of 10000 shmrcs WIS accepted last January.
Public subscriptions wero opened, md tho syn
dicato represented Mt the limo that IL Ind
sold neaely 10000 sharos. Mr. Wander
blit was mid In lnstallmcnts, either In
cnsh or in 1 per ocnts at tho option
pf tho syndicnto, duo n0tico having
been given In either cRac. There remained
about TO- 900 Bhnrcs In tho hnnds ot tho syndicate,
nud SO rapidly did tho private subscriptions
como III TINT tho syndicate offered 10 buy tho
additional 10000 shnrcas-an oflcr which hir-
Vanderbilt accepted tivo weeks ago. MIR. Van
dorbitt stipulated that on thoso 1o0,0o0 shares ho
should have hnlr tho profit between tho original
s fsS q o inc s nss0 ounso wnso
pSrtant. nesutiations with NJ. Vanderbilt, aud
uAtca, nlaIiu proposition two wooks ngo to the
ssynd!cn13 s t. to tako all the stock remaining on
Ihs 3a 9s o 1hS a gt r.
Just 10 those Bent!omen who had helped tho
efforts Of tho synlIcnte In its infntcy, and do
lif0sH reporter 'ssts allowed to look osor one OF
these circunrs yesterday, hut not to. .t,nke n
enpX lie remembers It's pMrport as fo'lqws:
v1tl IN ri h
stotk by nrlynto inilts|dunls TINT We havo
1ennns o ef ho e bousSe
fnuM Mr.. Vanderbilt Mt privnto subscription on
1Trii s. to scaied proposals PC TO be opened tst
sa6serIption price Wi, be iai, Of which ! per
cont Is 10 be reserved for tho expenses Of tho
beiWec1 s' till aa Ill @ Ss vii IT. be H avde
between Mr. Vanderbilt and tho syndicate tsay
per cont each,. Ton per cent y certified cheoks
Theso notices werc tott e capitalists In this
sly, n9;ton, p; l and London. Tho subscriptions to
sssses R was sa e e. enYh
subsori bor II 81 per cent, bringing the 81 nwafsi
rsn, aewn to n tho s,no!Int t'sl1 y fhe syndea,e
but tho syndIchto decslnes to make tho nasncs
nn1llc; i Is ,,1N!er:sootI G M TINT Jay Could, WIG
ssesea sSe1e.; at 1s ere Ssa shS sESa e. Ead % s
Ksa o L. oa 1iersa L. Mortsn f. ss tSss Ge
fnss oota. afe swsos FSaa Faos
s French, ind ]. g.. Morgan l. Co., Of London,
wctc snmeof tho subscrl0crs.
Thps0 purchases nrD for Individual account,
and tho stock Gnu ho disposed Of ngnin without
any stipulution. The payment of tho remainder
% Il s sa nnt w a %9 w rscsise sHt
ssnaIea's Fl soS 'ssSS q ' Whsb It'll siHm ee IL IL
cnsh nlsd tho remainder IN per cont bonds. This
In measure accounts. It Is said, fur tho largo
purchases during tho present week Of per ccilta
by Drpxel, Morgan s. Co., and nlso for the Btrin-
goncy az tho money mnsltot Air. 1oald hawing
been making Aetivo preparations for his very
A1nembor or tho synlIcatc said last night that
there WIS no ttnmod!ato chanco of getting my
STOOD Tint Mr.. Gould hat Offered to tako potsot-
bud postponed deilnt answer for thirty days
Gent on tho syndicate price. Should tho bargiin
~; Goald to As: Vanderbilt ot ,fiaS@ne,S
casli. Mr: Y Vsndgrbiit viii hnvs rcceive,i Gy to.
norrow, or Moi11ay IT tue latest. 81. !, 900 from
tiio synaicato, al Of which ha hns invested in
United States per cont DUndB. In tho event OF
hta accepting ar, Un,ttds oirnr ho viii thon hold
,noro thnn tho t,0,ooo, oM Of per cents which no
has. It Z said. expressed desire to hnve on hand
Under aty circumstances, IT IL rnnoWeslly re-
ported: eevorn chnngrs WI bo undo ncxt Juno
o,n Il t'H MY Mrrh Gontra D5eosnr3 nslanE Tho
r NJ. Si.'ncy Dillon, now President Of Tho Union
i1tcltG it4iiway. NJ Go!,sd is snit to be looking
10 tof s n o. fnr wn ne @ w, yeWs
credits him with 4 moro cMgcr ambition thnn
ever to he II, u position In je 1881, to wrlto Ills
Mano " Jny Gould, President N. Y. c. l. II. Il II,
The syndtcAtc Issued a notice yesterday that,
having disposed Ut nil its Central, It IL prepared
to ny c nr9ms m .9 s9 the eeefg I bought
at an average OF 13O.