New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
pms FOR BONDS OPENED.
-,s AMOUNTING TO sl54,S7o9oo RE-
CEINED.
.uo PROPOSALS FOR THE WHOLE ISSUE MADE
nv THE STEWART sYNDICATE-CAR-
Isle RELUCTANTLY MAKES THE
FIGURES PUBLIC.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

INV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
,,..,,,neton. Nov. 24.-The BIDS for the new
- ,ssue Of 600 opened to-day at
treasury Department. and after some awk-
VI" a.,an,pts al secrecy and mystifcation on
a-t NJ Secretary Carlisle We're grudginglv
. % the public. The Secretary had planned
,,,ov the prevalent Administration methods
.,caalrnant and equiyocatiOn in dealing with
". bond PROPOSALS. and was strongly averse 10
ling the bids on which he to act made
.rhlic before he could accept reject them.
r,s principal bidders. however. who prudently
.rs represented on the spot by ]. Pierpont Nor
AN and Charles Lanier, Of NewYork: Robert
bacon. Of Boston. and others. protested vigor-
,rsv against the suppression Of their bids. and
..sr thirty minutes Of argument they carried
,,s,r point with the reluctant Secretary Mr..
carlisle did not come to the Treasury until
,ren,y minutes after the hour set for opening
no bids and for some time he persisted in de-
,ing the contention of the visiting brokers that
a. proposals should be opened publicly and then
even to the press
After the bids had all been opened Secretary
carlisle announced that he was gratifed at the
,sult. There were 297 bids fled and the total
.mount bid for was sl54, $40 900 The allotment
1,u probably be made on Monday. 1t is gen
sraNy considered probable that the bid OF the
United states Trust Company OF New York. rep
,ssentine the Stewart Syndicate for the $50 OO0.-
ma at sll1077 per 500. all or none. Will he ac-
esn,ed as he most advantageous 10 the Treas
my The same syndicate. consisting of banks.
bankers and trust companies mentioned below.
aso put In an unconditional bid for $500 600 at
rssssS The prices offered for the bonds ranged
from 104 70 1l7.16.
Among the prominent bidders j. Pierpor,
Morgan Pny Fisk and \. Stettl luer. OF New
York and r. w. Bacon. Of Boston representing
Kidder Peabody & Co. Of that city. The actual
opening of the bids began at 1913 o'clock. The
proposals were opened in the Secre rvs office al
the Treasury Department. in the presence of
Secretary Carlisle. Assistant Secretary Curtis.
Chief Huntington of the Loan and Currency
Division, half a dozen clerks and number Of
newspaper men. The bonds bid for range from
80 10 $4,000 in denomination. dated February l.
1894 and by the terms Of the Treasury circular
are to be paid for in gold in five equal instaments
or in one sum- at the option of the bidder as
soon as he shall have been informed that his bid
has been accepted Secretary Carlisle. in his CIR
cuar. said that he reserved the right TO reject
any or all bids" over 100 letters. some regis
tered and others delivered by messengers. were
received at the treasury l'tpdl lHVhe '"7 '-'N''
Ing containing bids for the bonds
LIST OF THE BIDDERS.
The reading of the bids occupied nearly two
hours. The list follows:
o. at Iis Ad6ph Ro,hbar New-York $1,000 l7ls;
National Bank of Orange County Trs,Sea COM H.
pany for Insurance houses $4,000 al naS u Mr., J..
Sswan Csy $50 al at i9i seymour
NewYork, Hoc at no. provideni I I5
sna Trg a G9Hp9sy PSa at S Henry
Detroit at par D9ar say"fI life b1nh
Company. Network. $4,000 at n655i, $1,000 at
III. 437: American Union Life Insurance Company,
Al is @ 5000 at i7 is Maryland Trust Com
Pany Bmors sat a. Sss Iamss and Tai ss
600 at nsSosi shafer brothers New.York $1,000 a,
IS Third Naton ma Bapk C M%brn2 s k'
10000 at 1851; Nassau Trust Company Bro9k ay
f Bank Of NewYYork 10000. at ils.Osl ..,
f2Tt 2atio @S Ba n1In HeNYoSE Harvey
S PHI FGpft" j. s Morgan & Co. London "a
ional Bank of Commerce New5Y9.k ;, Chase pa MR
SeW YORK rS National CIV Bank, New Han;
over National Bank NewtaofK; Ga ai6na1 H9nf
Ssw York: First National Bani; OF Chicago, Mu-
ssl re SSp@nME Morton Bss TO-
New York; Hedelbsch Icks slydIb " selis-
York n 3
T Tsn c. c %eESSTYY ElAiE s@thsfs
Ken51g Br aaward swet Ladaw o.
York; Bowery Savings Bank New" c crorH,
Wich Savings Bank. New-York: Coo2er, He@ltt q
Co New York A Il. Emo New-f ork: A r. prt,
for a Brooklyn savings bank; Brewster; COBB q
Estabrook Boston, Winslow Lanier q Co. NcW-
York: BROOKLYN Trust Company: f.. Rollins morse
Brother New-York; Blake Brothers q Co.. New
York 80 go at 1l6.sssS. ,,. .,
Indiana Trust Company ln indian CO. e.
Ses.Yorf $1,000 HIS; BrG "yn,e.; sh tdS
tlnentai National Bank of Chicago S5pUg at
Ysy: Continental National Bank Of Chicago SlyI;-
Co at ls. T. Morrison. Newlork. $2OVW az i!o'-i.
Wisconsin National Bank Nv EnSin1ati 500
90 AZ ilsi5: Wood Heustis & Co, New York. 500.
co. at iiG2s54s: Security Trust and Safe DeP9 s5
Company Wilmington. DEL; sI 80 r5o 90 al
Nsl% 500 900 at 1881 and $4,000 at nsSoS Nas,
sau Bank New-York. 10000 at llslo sIoVW az az
1876 $4,000 at 1926 and slvoWo al n 90;
a. iiS4i Louis Ranger New-York. $4,000 at liSs,,
Schulz & Ruckgaber, New-York. $1,000 at il',w'
Walton Joel & Co. New-York slDvU az ue' ~
10000 at ll7Oi: Suffolk Savings Bank ior SO
men and others Boston $4,000 a ll6 20; George ,.
Magee Corning y Y. 10000 at llsTS 10 H9 9;s'
Ear rsssSn Less S 2. s, co 10 New hoEk 5000 at ISL
Chase National Bark New-York. $4,000 at llt59;
First National Bank OF Springfield. ONO siV'.v"
q 1870; NewYork Life Insurance CGihPsa.ny ,yc5
5000 ct ilsss Thames National Bank Eorw aon
Conn, 100000 1ie4s state Trust ComPany'
New-York $4,000 az 52; Speyer q %, nn No
Sors 30" 90 at NC as 9e az q, ~ lS STAT
Grus, conipanv New-York $4,000 at 1852; Ma
uonal Exchange Bank. Baltimore, SlUW" az IIoIo,
LadenbMg Thaman Co.. New-forK' >%'o'"V dt