Report On Sing Sing Prison
Report On Sing Sing Prison
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The lowest bid was $9 and the high bid was $15. 50. The price paid was $12. 75.
Mr. Mills bought of the Elm Woolen Mills $3, 299 worth of suiting without competitive bidding.
On one occasion 4, 500 feet of lumber was bought at $78 per thousand while the market price was $62.
In many cases no attempt was made to get competitive bids. The orders were simply sent to some favored concerns who sent what they liked and charged what they liked and there was never any question. A year ago there was a s...pecification for 27, 000 of bampico sent to Wilkins & Co. , of New York, and Wilkins Bros. , of New Jersey. The latter did not bid and the order was given to the New York company. I do not know whether there is any connection between the two concerns, but, I am of the opinion that the specification was sent to both concerns with the full knowledge that only one concern would bid and that the sole object in sending out the two bids was to make the record -how that an effort, had been made to get bids from various concerns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lowest bid was $9 and the high bid was $15. 50. The price paid was $12. 75.
Mr. Mills bought of the Elm Woolen Mills $3, 299 worth of suiting without competitive bidding.
On one occasion 4, 500 feet of lumber was bought at $78 per thousand while the market price was $62.
In many cases no attempt was made to get competitive bids. The orders were simply sent to some favored concerns who sent what they liked and charged what they liked and there was never any question. A year ago there was a s...pecification for 27, 000 of bampico sent to Wilkins & Co. , of New York, and Wilkins Bros. , of New Jersey. The latter did not bid and the order was given to the New York company. I do not know whether there is any connection between the two concerns, but, I am of the opinion that the specification was sent to both concerns with the full knowledge that only one concern would bid and that the sole object in sending out the two bids was to make the record -how that an effort, had been made to get bids from various concerns.
What to read after Report On Sing Sing Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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