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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-30

New York. March 2.-Money on call
frmer. IL per cent: last loans. : per cent;
prime mercantile paper. Jd5ls per cent;
sterling exchange firm. with actual busi-
ness I'm bills at A.S3is demand.
and at s4.So& 60 days; posted rates. $i.Siis
m4.S2 and A.sfizW4.s5; commercial bills.
81. so0h: silver certificates. 55kn55c: bar
silver. 55kc: Mexican dollars. 4Sc: gov
bonds. strong: state bonds, dull:
railroad bonds, weak.
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HIIlI3IEIN|

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary syphilis per-
manently cured In Is to 35 days You ear be
treated st home for the same price uader same
guarantee. If you prefer to come here ~ VII
contract to pay railroad fare and hotel eiiis, and
curry. fodide Potash, cAnd stin have sches and
pains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Throat.
Pimpies, Copper Colored Spots. Ulcers on any
l. this syphilihe BLOOD FOLSOM that We guar
sntee TO cure. We solicit the most obstinsts
cases and challenge the World for . case We can
not cure. This disease has always banned the
skill OF the most eminent physicians. $500 o
capital behind our unconditional guaranty. Alb
dress Cook Remedy CO.. l54o Masonic Temple.
Chicago, Ill
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The slaughter of the innocents" continue,
until it IL estimated that fully one-fourth OF the
human race die before attaining their fifth birth
day, owing In great measure TO our rigorous and
ehsneeabls climate And there are thousands Of
adults. even In this land of plenty. that stomach.
6rmed invsfidism, whom Hoste-ter's Stomach
Bitters would promptly relieve and invigorate.
Malaria. rheumatism and kidney trouble yield to
the Bitters.
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Election of Omcers.

Great Falls, March 29.-The Montana
Stucco company held it's annual meet
ing of stockholders yesterday evening,
and elected the following officers
President, f. W. Kelly: vice president.
w. NJ. Cockrill: secretary n treas
urer. Fred L.. Smith; directors, 3. Il.
Kelly, w. NJ. Cockrill and Fred l..
Smith,
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GAY Han-Rreed.

Great Falls. March 29.-Harvey Hall.
deputy sheriff at Cascade, to-day
brought in a prisoner sentenced to the
county Jail for 80 days for being drunk
and disturbing the peace of Cascade.
He was a half-breed and his name was
Fred s. T. German.
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Foreclosure Proceedings.

Great Falls, March 29.-This after
noon foreclosure proceedings were be-
gun by d.. w. Bateman against Michael
Foley. The amount involved is 1888,
with interest and attorneys fees. and
covers two mining claims in Barker.
Brady & Freeman are attorneys for the
plainfif.
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OTHER Markets.
Omaha Live stock

Omaha. March ss.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
600 head; market steady. Native beef
steers. s.. sous; Western steers. S.75di-@;
Texas steers. G.25a4.25; cows and heifers.
~: inner s2a3; stockers and feed
ers. s.. 75d5.I0 10; calves. 4ds.0 bulls and,
stays. s. .60d3.5O. Hogs-Receipts. i.1oo'
head: market Sc higher. Heavy, $50
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ers Of Northern Montana should try n
species of red clover. He advised Mr.
Gibson personally to try raising field
peas in connection with his piggery.
After a short discussion on other top
les. the institute then adjourned for the
afternoon
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Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup

Has been used for over III YBARs by !
of Tor their
WHILE TEETHlNG. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
II SOOTHE- the CHILD. the GUMS,
MAYS ali PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
is the best remedy for DIAkRH6A- sold by
Druggists in every part of the world Sc sure
and ask for Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup:
snS take no othe- kind twenty-five cents . bottle
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Money Market.

New York. March 2e.-wooi. dun: petro-
leum. dull: pig iron warrants. 6.Tec bid.
s.s5c asked: lax copper. n.Spkc bid. lie
asked tin. Il. ZSc bid. H.35c asked; spelter.
A.S bid. A.35 asked: lead. 3.12izc bid.
,. 7slxc asked. The firm that fixes the SELL
ing price for miners and smelters quotes
leadat 8. soc at the close.
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For some time i have suffered win
rheumatism and tried every imagin-
able remedy. without effect. Mr.. r.
G.. S. Wells advised me to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, telling me that Ii had
cured many cases of long standing like
mine. ] have used four bottles n feel
sure that one more bottle will make my
cure complete.-A. +. Kontz. Claremore,
Ark. Sold by druggists.
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Live stock.

Live stock.
Chicago. March 9.-Onerings were
light. aud mostly at Mondays quota
tions for cattle. Sales were mostly be-
low s.. stockers and feeders. S.s51i.S
for choice and common offerings. and
canning cows were firm at S2.5ou3; butch
ers' COWS and heifers in strong demand at
S3a4s5: bulls at q. coat. calves, poor TO
prime. sid4. 70. with sales chiefly at se
asa.
Hogs ruled 5n7kc higher. Bulk OF the
hogs sold for 81. s0G3. 90. while pigs sold
largely at 81. 30d3.s 90. The late market
was weak.
Trade in sheep and lambs was active at
Yesterdays advance of 2izc. Shorn lambs.
81. S5n5: nshorn S.5ea6: Colorados going
chiefly at 6 s5ns Sheep were In excel
lent demand AT s3.15h7.so. with sales
chiefly at 81. 256fi.T5 for fed Westerns. and
shorn lots brought S.ISai.@. fesriing
sheep. A.5cn5.lO.
Receipts-Cattle. 200 head; hogs. n.on
head: sheep. E,y0 head.
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Notice of Hearing.
UNITED STATES LAND Oyvrcu.

HKLksA. Mont, March 10. 1928.
During the month OF December. 1897. The
Board Of Mineral Land Commissioner Of this
district classified as mineral the s w. quarter
n. W. quarter, ;. W. quarter, and W. hall 8 u
quarter Sec. 25. TIP. > ~, X IL w., N Deer
Lodge County. Montana
On February II. 1898. the ". P. r. r. Co. 6lsd
Its protest In this once against said elasstnen-
ton. alleging the lands 70 be Agricultural IN
character.
Now. therefore. with . view of determiaing the
character OF the said described land, q hearing 10
hereby ordered. and all parties of interees aro
summons TO appear sc this once on April -.
1885,, at 10 o'clock a. m. TO respond ano furnish
testimony concerning the mineral or non-m1nerns
character Of the tract described The testimony
to be used at said hearing 10 be taken bsfose j.
N. Simpson. Notary Public. At his o0es - Ana
eonda. Montana. on April %. 1895.
JKREnIAx CoLLINk RooGevoss
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s.s7ls: mixed. 1.9d5.ss: light. S.ooas ga:
bulk of sales. 0.s0d3.s7h. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. y head: market stronger. Fair
TO choice natives. 81. 15a4 20; fair TO choice
Western. s. .ecd4.so: common and stock
sheep, sat: lambs, A.25n5.D.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dun. No. 3 spring wheat. 9Sc: No. 2 red.
81. OF al. o2ll: No. 2 corn. 2sNdAc: No. 2
oats. 2izn25c: No. 2 white. 2s4a29hc; No.
3 white. 4. o. b., 2sh02is: No. 2 rye. 49hc:
No. ] faxseed. sl.17; prime timothy seed.
s.. 500 2. SIS: mess pork. per Dbl. S.3'l2d
i2,l: lard. per 100 lbs. A.s5d97is: short ribs
sides doose). 4.s21aa5.l 10: dry salted shout
ders tboxed), 4Aa7sc: short clear sides
Cboxed). S. 25if4o: whiskey. distillers I'm
ished goods, per gal. H.ls2.
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will Not Vote for Relief.

Washington. March 2s.-Representa-
tive w. Sayers of Texas. a minority
member of the committee. said: Il will
not vote for an appropriation to furnish
food for the suffering Cubans unless IL
flon
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Don't Tobsec Spit and smoke -FOUR Life
Away.

To quit tabaeeo easily and forever be nag
Fac. the wsnder-worker. that makes wax men
strong. All druggists. soc OF 81. Cure zaArxa-
teed rooklet and sample free. address Stsr-
ing Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
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San Francisco. March 2.-Fan woods
Southern coast lambs. sasc; San Joa'
auin lambs. saSc. Northern lambs. nul2c
lambs. 7a9c; Humboldt and
Mendicino. ltni5c.
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statement.

Washington. March 2a.-Today's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows Available cash balance. s22i. no.
5.7: gold reserve, sl12. rs. ISL.
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Set for April 4.

Have you finally tired OF paying $500 for a
hat no better than the Gordoni
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-30

For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls Office of the Anaconda Standard, So
per month: steam heated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-30

Boston. March 9.-Oregon Short line.
3Sis: II. A NJ, f7OA: b. a b.. 2z5s; Par
rot. o.
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Consols and silver.
London. March 9.-Consols, 1nH; sill
yer. 25Sd.
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$4,000 Reward

I, Thomas Heney. Sheriff of the County OF sho.
shone. State of Idaho, hereby offer a reward Of
Fifteen Thousand 5,OOO Dollars to any
person who will give and furnish the neces-
sary information, testimony aud evidence
that will cause and secure the arrest and con-
yiction OF one or more 81 the persons
who took part in, or were concerned In.
or who uided and abetted In the shooting. killing
and murder of FREDERICK d. WHITNEY. on
or about tho 23rd day of December, a. D.. 1897,
near the town OF Gem, in the County Of Sho.
shone. state Of Idaho. This offer of reward IN
be good from the date hereof until the 10th day
Of February, A. ID. o
Dated at Wallace, Idaho. this 9Th day Of
March, A. n. = y THOMAS HtNEY,
sheriff OF the County Of Shoshone. State Of
Idaho.
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A general commercial banking business
transacted. including the purchase and
sale of State. County and City seQnntHfhe:
a careful attention to eollectionq
acceptance OF trusts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
IRON AND STEEL TRADE BOOMING.

Chicago. oct 2s.-"Iron and Steel will say to-
morrow:
THE unvaryng report among makers and
shippers OF iron and steel Is that specifications are
coming in freely. The fact is that the country IS
getting on a consuming basis. broader and deeper
tran any precedent. Never before. for example,
have there been purchased such large quantities OF
copper and galvanized wire for telegraph and tele-
phone lines now. Independent telephone lines
are going up in large numbers Lines are radat-
ing ont into the country. and prosperous farmers
are obtaining telephone service. Another branch
Of Industry that Is consuming wire at an unex-
amped rate is the bed spring and mattress facto-
res II s difficult 10 see where all the mattresses
are going There can be no doubt. however. that
they are finding market. II Is now seasonable
for some lines 10 drop OF both I'm point Of activity
and prices. Plates. for instance, are due TO show
more moderation. and to shrink little in value.
hut they not doing so"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
NETWORK CITY.

A loggerhead turtle, weighing seven hundred
pounds arrived at the Aquarium from Stonington.
Conn. yesterday afternoon. and was placed In one
OF the tanks. The turtle was captured by Captain
Frederick Ostman n fisherman. at Watch Hi
Pond Conn. several weeks ago. and was purchased
by Colonel Jones fer the Aquarium.
The New-Yorx Historical Society Will meet on
Tuesday at $50 r. IN. at Secord-a'e and Elev-
enth-st John Austin Stevens Will read a memoir
OF William Koby. the late librarian OF the society.
The dedication OF the Knox Memorial Chapel Of
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church Forty
hrst-st west Of Ninth ave. will take place TO-
morrow at 745 p. The Rev. Dr.. Edward Il. Coe
Will preside
The annual convention Of the Metropolitan Fed
Grafton of Epworth Leagues will be held on Mon
day in ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighty-sixth-st and West End-ave In the evening
General o. O. Howard will speak
The Presbyterian Union will oren It's season at
the Hotel Savoy Monday at p. m. The Rev.
Dr.. Henry T. McCleaad. OF Pittshurg Will speak
on THE Twentieth Century" and the Rev Dr.
Jesse l.. Hurlhu; THE Twentieth Century in
Relation TO the Sabbath-school"
THE Raines Law ard the Liquor Traffic will he
the subject for discussion tomorrow In the Class
In Present-Day Problems and the church. which
meets AZ the Broadway Tabernacle every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The speaker will be Robert
Graham. secretary OF the Church Temperance So
ciety
The Princeton Club will meet at DelmonicO's
Forty-fourth-st.. on November 10 ut $50 p. m. The
Committee on Athletics Will present report
football Princeton who served in the war will
be the guests Of honor
The Rev pr. Charles Cuthbert Hall. president OF
Union Theological Seminary will address young
mcn at the Eas, side Branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. No l5s East Eighty seventh
St. tomorrow, at p. m.
Karl HeCking. the man who boosted that troll
ley-car would not hold all the women he had mar
red and who arrested a month charged
with grand larceny. was convicted yesterday morn
ing before Judge Fitzgerald. IN Part OF tho Court
OF General Sessions. and sentenced 10 four years
In prison. His victim was one Of his so-called
wives.
George Reiger three years old. Of 40 22l East
One hundredt killed yesterday at Second
ave. and one hundredth-st by an electric car. The
motorman and conductor We're arrested.
The first aid the injured course OF lectures
for will begin Monday at No los East
Twenty-second-st. Dr. Charles Camac Is the Icct-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
WESTMINSTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of the Westminster County
Historical Society held In the Barnum Build
ing White Plains. yesterday morning. James
Wood the president of the society, called the bust
ness meeting TO order at 10 o'clock Reports OF
officers read and approved. after which the
following were unanimously elected: James Wood
president: Edward +. Delaney. William H. Rob-
ertsOn Charles X. Duscnberry. the Rev. Lea Iu-
qucr and Frederick w. Jackson. ylce-presilents
James Il. Lockwood secretary. s l.. n. Ward
corresponding secretary: William VI. Dubois treas
urrr. William A. Woodwork. librarian. and trus-
fees Bradford Rhodes. a Is. Crane. Edward Hard
.r John Ioag. David Cromwell. Charles H. Tlb-
bits. Jared SANFORD, Edward A; ihipps. William
Liable T.. y. Long Henry Wood. Joseph Barrett.
isaac y. Mills. the Rev. William >. coffin and
Ia, kson =. DYkman.
I'm order to meet the increased expenses OF the
so.i.ty owing TO tho leasing of permanent quar-
trs the annual dues Increased from 81 to s. 80
Al noon the annual dinner served and the
annual address WAS delivered at the courthouse
~ o'clock by Judge T. Ashley Atkins. OF Yonkers
Tho subject IF his discourse The Manor Of
Hniiu-IuTg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Colonel RooseYelt TO arrive In this city Grand
Central Station afternoon: 70 speak at Staten
Island early IN the evening. and 10 the lrishAmeri-
cans at Cooper Union. p. m
Chauncey NJ Depcw and Leutenant-Govcrnor
V-ood-ufT TO sneak at the Republican mass-mee:-
ing. Academy OF Music. Brooklyn, p. m.
Aqucduct races. y. m.
Meeting Of bankers. Down Town Club 40 p m
Deaf-mutes' Democratic meeting, Webster Han.
Eleventh-st p. nj.
Socialst-Lnbor parade from the labor 1yceum;
East FourtE-st, and meeting at Union square
p. IN.
Alpha Delta Phi Columbia CHAPTER No. GA West
One Observation-Disclosures $50 D. m.
Republican meetings: No lG2 Park Row; NO +6O
West One-h hundred and forty -uinth-st.; No. b-b
Terth-ave.: Joe's Hall. Avenue a. between Eighty
third ana Eichty-fOu-th SITS. No. 3l6 Ninth-aVe.;
No 900 East One-hundrcd -fourtecnth-st.; Ham
ilton League Onc-hundred-and[orty-t hird-st. and
AmHferlan-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
SING SING.

Miss Emma PLAT. who recently returned from
Germany where she graduated from the Royal
Conservatory Of Music AT Leipsic. Will give con-
cert at olive Opera House about the middle Of next
month
The annual bazaar Of the Ossinning Hospital As
Siate-st formerly the Crest School. Thursday.
Friday ana Saturday of next week. The women
managers have abored to make II the most attract-
I've and successful bazaar held under the d.
rection OF iris institution. In addition 10 the
fancy cOmmon-sense and curiosity departments
there will be a japanese tearoom, fitted up IN Orl-
entail style. with attendants in japanese costumes
Supper VIII he rived and every afternoon ana eVen'
ing there VIII be a performance OF Mrs JarIey
Waxworks." As the hospital has been under an
extraordinary expense this year In caring TOT d
number of sick soldiers. an unusually hperai sup
port is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
NEW ROCHELLE

While services being held in 81. GaDrie ;
Roman Catholic Church on Thursday evening q
thief secreted himself in the building and AFTER
ward broke open the poor boxes and robbed mem
OF their contents The man was seen by the Jahtol
early In the morning while escaping through one
OF the large windows. - ,,,r
Mrs Iare Dyas Wilmarth wife OF a: {. VII
marth. a well-known merchant, died on THURSDAY
at their home in Church.st Mrs Wilmappth was was
born In Albany and had lived In New Rochelle
twenty-five years. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmarth GEE
brated their golden wedding several months ago.
The funeral viii he held at the home tomorrow
afternoon. the Rev. D. - STEELE, of Salem Baptist
Church officiating. -
named as Ncc-presdents at the opening OF ne
Republican campaign IN the Town Han t0-nisht
The snee kers are 10 be Colonel Archie Baxter
clerk Of the Assembly; Congressman Willam H.
Ward Senator J. Irving Burns ana others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 2s. 1898
ARRIVED

steamer Branns OH He4aoek I4yerpo9l October 10
White Star Line. South q Fire Island at : o5 m
steamer State OF Nebraska C'r Park, Glasgow, octo-
passengers To Austin Baldwin 60. Arrived at tho
Steamer Hclios Ger. Jansen Rotterdam October 10.
in ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived az The Bar at [? m
IS Genoa p. Ishorn g, Palermo oc'1t Naples
passengers 20 henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
seanfcr Calico d'els, Fisher, RIO J1niero October
10 cabin passengers to Bu-S Jevons Arrived at tho
steamer. Erns wnIen Y Dutch secdraeer sqrin .gn
and Guan,a r. La Guayra 10 porto Cs6eIlo a. curacao
Vim ' m: ana Aux SaS :: s4s o kd az 90
AT sSsme st TTo,a GER Rabar,n Vera October 49,
Proseso IS ana Havana % YIN ase ard j. CABIN al PG
Domingo and Macors IS sanchez and sGmana 10 Porto
mds s% aSG y @ caSn pass pisac6sers clyde 90 Ar
ry Sda at the p@ aG a, Mckenzie october
a. 5, Lucia j. iaTio'so ap ~ rx nd 5; Thomas g.
S Nth m ana 20 cabin passengers ouerbrise
Go steamer ATT'a r at is% '' a s. e october "a
with mdse and passengers = nrIdans 0sber % with
steamer cry Z birmingham Burg savannah october
% win rndse and passengers g. ocean IS o. -, Il.
steamer Princess Anne; Hnpher.' N'TioM WIN muse
steiner Colorado Bn w2D ~ - oI ,.,s - - , 90
mdse to Sanders n son sow" o' F're is''"' ~ wv
Sandy Hook. j. &c, Is $50 p m-wind east. light
SAILED
s- r.rs,g,e Gen for Flushing Baron Inneriale
r, Camiay tlIrl. Rotterdam. tity II hinss.n
',,' a., ,noro. nlrnui CD singapore. etc Gu! an
~, '~ar,1k and Newport News. Mannheim Gerl. l~1-
,rta,., colon. IrOquois. Charleston aac Ja'hr'n
VIII RI" Grande brunswick. Asawad Or . trawa, e.
Whom ,IlrI cardiff Kansas Cy, Savannah. Gang "0
''''' THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
,,, o,t - Arrived steamer strahdon CBr. Philip
=, - W MA Uavre ana DunkirN -
oct gS-ArriNtd. steamers t'eNic tIr) NleON
N = ~ sailed Taurc ,l}r smith, New York -,
oct 2SMpassed steamers khNnanl 't'.s'
,,nh Nry York for southampton. West-nland tbrIS
Mills New York 'or Antwerp lus'aToi" 'D''' i"'"N'
Nru York for London. - a.. ~,
NrcN'u', oc, Passed. steamers British King OBJ
tree,h New-York FOR Antwerp. Francisco ur JENKINS
NS ss,slis De, AZ Sailed vorgern dr' for
NCaritG oct 2s-Arrived. Sir Garnet Woseley
o'I,ii - Wight Oct Parsed steamers August Korn
,j'r, luhrer. Hamburg for New YORK. 2>ii usnan'
,,;er, WiSchaus-n. Rotterdam for Ne" YORK WeiAeh
lam ,Dutchl De Vrles Rotterdam Tor New York. ~
Monmouth oct 2S-sailod. steamer Delaware tb'
Davis. York. ,....,
II ,n.lrA oct 2s-Arrived steamer Frerst B-marc~
DER, Alters New York Via Ch~rtouFs AMI Sonthanpun
llarnlon Venice. etc. Tor New York; -.
Uantlic Oct 26-Auiv,d. steamer Wilkommen o"'U
Scharfer New York No., ~,
~ Incia D,t sailed steamer Oilers oBelsl Tan
ner from Rio Janeiro for New York ., ~,
frrnunihuco oct - Sailed. steamer tolerldge 'np
s,lt.r nom Rio Janrro Tor New-York
cara oct e7-ArriNcd steamer Therosna tBp' Hughes
New York Via Para. IN.
Nasasah Get 25-Arrved steamer strathmTe tbrs
Cunningham. Nsw-Yetk via Singapore. Hong hoEs' s@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
A NEW TOBACCO SYNDICATE.
PLANS FOR FINANCING THE CONTINENTAL COM
PANY-BIG CONCERNS IN THE NEW
COMBINATION

The report was confirmed yesterday that synd-
cato had been formed for financing the proposed
organization Of n company to be called the Cont
mental Tobacco Company. and It added that
the syndicate had already been largely over-sub-
scribed. The company will take over the fol-
lowing concerns: John Finer K Bros and the
Harry Weissinger Tobacco Company OF Louisville;
the T. Lorillard Company. OF Jersey city: tho
Drummond Tobacco Company. OF St. Louis. T. H.
Mayo & Bro. GncorpOrateoD. OF Richmond Dan
lei Scotch q CO., OF Detroit. and the T. J. Sorg
Company, of Middetown, Ohio. The new company
Will. # Is said. be Incorporated in Ncw-Jorsey 1t
will issue &0oo0.00 ~ preferred 7 per cent nom
cumulative stock and 100000 common stock All
the properties. rights and assets Of the various
concerns VIII be taken over except I'm the case Of
IN" +. Lorillard Company. where all the common
stock, consisting Of the Iar valu" Of 30w0lD f.
purchased nus giving the Continental COmpauy
control OF that company. its organization being
maintained; AID In the case Of the American To-
bIcro Company. the Continental Company pur-
chascE from that compHny the plug tobacco bust
ness ana assets pertaining thereto, the American
company retiring from the business Of manufao tur-
Ing plug tobacco. While some of the concerns ar-
CURED manufacture SNUFF and smoking tobacco
and Will continue 50 far az their existing business
IN those lines IS concerned. the prncipl. business
o: the new concern Will be the Manufacture Of plug
tobacco The output Of plug tobacco OF the dr.
ferent concerns acquired aggregates over one hun
drcd million pounds year.