Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-16
CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF.
A Desperate Struggle to Prevent its Intro
ductiOn Into New York Impending.
Special TELEGRAM to the Globe

"A desperate Struggle to Prevent its Intro
duction Into New York Impending.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Stearns & Joseph, two
of New York's millionaires, are deeply in
terested in the present dressed beef fight,
as they supply more than one-half of New
York's population with beef That these
wealthy men are not going to have their
trade demoralized by any innovation is set
down as an absolute fact and in order to
carry out their intents, will have the rail-
roads to assist them.
At the stock yards yesterday it was
bruited about that the firm is going to put
seventy-ive head of cattle daily on the
market, along side3of the dressed beef, and
let it bring what it will. It is conceded
that the dressed beef is a better article
when it arrives in New York than the cat
tie that are slaughtered there, but allowing
this fact to be true,a desperate attempt will
be resorted to in endeavoring to make it
a failure. Sundry meetings of cattle and
railroad men have been held in the ex-
change building during the past few
days. If the dressed beef
ever gets a firm hold . in
the New York market it will ruin MANY.
but Vanderbilt owns the stock yards at
Toledo, Albany, Detroit and other places,
and it is we'll known that if the dressed
beef superseeds beef on the hoof in New
York, the stock yards would not be worth
one cent. Moreover, the large number of
live stock cars that are owned by Wander
bilt would have to be converted into box
cars, and the profit derived therefrom
would be small in the extreme in compar-
ison with the emoluments derived from the
traffic in live stock. These are points
that the shippers are basing their hopes
on, and with Vanderbilt, the New York in
spectors, and the legislature to fight, it
seems that the dressed beef shippers will
not have smooth sailing until after they
have proved victorious in a desperate
battle.
The 6fty.six lots, on Fort street, to be sold on
Tuesday next, possess great advantages, pre-
senting both business and residence property
that will quickly increase in value. Spectators
will please make note of this fact.
Jewish Refugees-Fanny Parnell's Re.
mains.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Hebrew I'm
migrant Aid society decided to notify the
London. Paris and Berlin authorities not
to forward any more refugees to this coun.
try.
The land league presidents and ladies'
central land league met to-day, and made
arrangements for receiving the remains
of Fanny Parnell, Wednesday morning.
1t has been decided that an escort number
ing some 10000 persons should receive
the cortege at CORTLAND street ferry and
accompany it to Forty second street depot,
en- route to Boston. The Sixty-ninth repi-
ment and other military organizations
will be in attendance.
The macadamizing of Fort street at heavy
cost, (which has already been paid) together
with the extension of the street railway, make
tne I1y-sl1 lots on Fort street to l,e sold BY
kavanagh on Tuesday next, at Up. m, especially
valuable.
Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale bv Van
Cleve and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern Pa.
ci6c land Office, or Billings, II. T.
Don't forget that Kav anaeh sells ff,v-s;x ,o..