New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE CHICAGO STOCKYARDS SYNDICATE
UNCERTAIN AS TO THE REAL STATE OF THA
ALLEGED STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY.


Chicago. July 1G-Fmancers here who are intereSted
in floating the securtie, Of the new company lncorpor
,ted in New Jersey for the purpose Of buying ana
operating the ,tockyaS in this city have TINS 10 sa'
There has been 10 coup by the pennsylvania 'oihs
pauy and no freezing ont Of the Nanderbu l'eNs'S.
The organization is intact projected Inc ltct thae
the list Of ncorporators shows pcponderahce OF eh
i fin. pouusvlyauia interest is without sgnlhcahce.
They are merely incorporators. not directors Inc III
definite pospouement Of the date Of opening the suo-
cription books evidence Of diSsenSions III e new
conpauy but !, merely incident to preparing ue uo
toll, Of 80 great financial transaction Inc uenNely
# % p,r cent Of the stock Of the present Union STOCK
yards Company fully secured II Is cia'leu, W
contracts with F. H. Prince Co.. of Boston ana 'hero
m lao M slim in the arrangements for transferring tho
trl . rho pr,pertv The statement that the securl'
,o of m, new company will not be open To pupiic suo
.criptiou because the people who nave S"'uc" oon0
i,rnpo~c 10 keep il is also denied 'oihie"u"- y" %
statements. The Tribune says: No'"'ON'
tle sweeping dcuiaS something mas e'uo""' 80
wrons \ prospectus was oHglhaN -' 0"' -
,npourccd the opening of subscriptions Yesterday
,r,,ir, Contract, for receiving subscriptions were
all ,,.,.iv but order, from the East to h'o on
II i, doubtful il even the insiders here khp" !uss
what tn. trouble Is. The relations between the men
who ar, swinging this end Of the enterprise au ''o
Eastern promoter, have not been close al any uihe'
and thcv have been lett i'm tho dark q developments
iu,. Now can't yOu read between the Ines lHa
Pcuu~y lvauia people on top on ms 'ue oi u''
Atlantic II the Vanderbilt folks can hold the entid
-:nci,h interest they can name the officers of the
company and overthrow the deal But it VIII take
every member Of the English end Of the syndicate I'D
do this and II il said that Mccullough, the magnate of
the PENNSYLVANIA Company, owns one OF the strongest
English member, Of the syndicate Tie prospectus Oh
the company /, in type, and Charles lienrOtin, the
financial MANAGER here. says it will be issued as soon
a. cable advccS certain matters are received
These are expected to come to hand AT any moment''
An evening paper publi>hc, what purpor TO be
extracts from thi, prospectus According 10 this
tubication the directory Is 10 consist Of C. NJ Depcw,
nf New orh. president OF tlr \eWGOrk Central and
IuG,on River Railroad Company John quincy ADAMS.
of boston Edward Phelps. Of New Haven. late United
states Minister to England: William J. >eNell, Ok
camden y. j.. late United states senator. John liOey,
II Hollywood. y j., president Of ADAMS express;
,li the Right Hon Ilugh &. f. Chder>. Of London,
;nsland VI. r.. late Chancellor of The ENchoqger:
Tr.,ncis Barron Blaze. of Blake, Boi>sevdln y Co.
London: Bernard +. Eo>anluct director OF Lloyds
Bank limited Of london AdOlpH Won Endre. OF Andre,
Ncudcl a Goa bankers. London.
The paper claims that Pennsylvania men VIII be
substituted the Vanderbilt representatives IN tnls
ll,t ~ n 10 make the American directorate read as
follows " J. >cWell John IOcy. ". G. Lane y. X.
Herman George H. Tal lor. ID. r. Gri>woll. Augustus
Fielding and. IL they secure the co operation OF the
FngSh >ar, holders they viii place the whole deal
under Pennsy lyanm control