New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
MONOPOLIES LIKE DELAY.
THE WHISKEY TRUST RUSHING TO GET
GOODS OUT OF BOND.
EVERY DAY THE SUSPENSE is PROLONGED BY
THE PRESIDENT MEANS THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS TO TIE TRUsr-OPINION IN
WALL STREET OF CARLIsLEs
LATEST DELINERANCE

Conceived in corruption and monopoly and passed
IN "dlshonor" and "perfly," the new Tariff bill.
IS he'd in suspense by the President to enao.e Inc
Dsti;ling and Cattle Feeding Company 10 put hse.i
I'm a position % reap hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars Of profits. The long deay in the passage OF
the bill with the bargain between the HavemeYer
Trust and the Democratic Senate he'd unbrok'n i'r
months has enabled the ,rust to store its numerous
warehouses 70 overtlowing With raw sugar IN
ported free under the Mckinney act. Never for a
moment doubtful OF It's clutch on The throat OF
Congress. the great monopoly for months past mas
been increasingly importing sugars, until now II IS
estimated 10 have supply for SIX monihs on manu-
The new BIZ puts a high barrier against loreieh
lamentations and the trust will sell the sugar. after
manipulation into refined at the cost of millions OF
dollars paid by the consumer, TO the greedy an"
interruptions combination Of refners.
Now the President holds back his approva! or 'he
German bill while he IS summonng strength 10
accept the aTront and Insult put upon him by MS
own party. and In the interval the Whiskey trust
makes a mad rush TO get its goods out OF BOND ana
save something like 100000 in taxes. FOR which the
consumer vii receive no benefit The shame OF the
debauchery Of the Democratic party which mus
p,avs into the hands OF two detested and ha'eiui
monopol,es while striking blow at hundreds OF
industries all the country. Is causing men
faces 10 redden with Indignation.
EVEN HARDENED DEMOCRATS MAD.
The disgraccful spectacle presented by the party
Gratis TO rise. The stock market yesterday gave
fresh evidence Of the confidence which the Sugar
Trust has that every detail! OF the infamous cam
paen bargain VIII be carried out The price Oh
the stock of the American Sugar Refining company
rushed I'D from l07 20 1883. soon as the news
came from Washington that Secretary Carlisle had
anterposed himself more to hep carry out the
plans of the monopoly. II cannot be said that
Wall Street surprised at the new step or the
Secretary of the Treasury. II WI. never be Tor
gotten tina, he dictated the sugar schedule, when
robs the people OF millions for the benefit of the
Havemeyer combine" He has now come forward
to block the miserable preience Of reform made by
the House Of Representatives in passing free
sugar bill after swallowing the tainted German Dill
in its entirety. on the plea that the adoption OF
the bill would cause large deficit IN the Nationa!
finances ne offers the Senator'S who wear the co.ar
of the trust ample excuse for their adhesion 10 the
corrupt bargain which IS 10 disgrace the statute
books ~ 100,
over the wire, around the "uckerS 81 Wa.
saEs 'GR Re pa serves OF Mr carse for
outrageous monopoly. men soon recoS"re' al ron jn
tense al this fresh display OF the brazen reckless
ness with when the Administration IS Vi9"n i a.. az
the Infamous punaer pr3nSt6 the T D9nocrac cam
paign corruption fund OF l%2
OWNED BODY AND SOUL By THE TRUST
The letter of Secretary Carlisle was recognized az
tearing off the veil from the hypocrtical sham o;
the House in passing the Free Sugar bill 1t was
eloquent of proof-if any more were needec-that
the Sugar Trust had possession of the heart, con-
science and OF the Democracy from It's leader
at Washington down. Hopes OF a veto by the
President dissipated when this exhibition OF
miserable subscrVlency to the refining monopoly
made by leading member OF the President
Cabinet.
The Whsley Trust has for weeks been withdraw.
ing its goods from Federal warehouses, confident
that would receive increase in tax oil ~ cents
a gallon from the old Law, even II II dld NOT re-
ceve the 20 proposed in the Senate bill Even
at the House rate the profits to the distIieTs woui1
be immense, but the acceptance OF the senate
higher by the Democratic potroons or the
House OF course doubles the plumber 10 be re.
ceived by the trust Every day. delay BY the
President, If he intends to permit the bill to be-
come a law, will enable the trust 70 secure more
OF its goods before the increased tax takes effect
The trust there is doubt, will pocket all OF the
difference plundered from the Treasury by usinG
the higher tax a preteX for advancing the price
of whiskey and spirits. Already there has been an
advance in price of cents gallon IN the last week
or two. The gross price Of spirits at the West -
81 % a gallon. The cost of delivery 10 New
York including freight and other charges, Il about
cent, making the NewYork price s. 25 The trust
allows a rebate of cents 10 It's regular patrons
and there is a selling charge Of cents, 50 that The
net price to the trust IS 81 Il. The bulk OF the
stock of the Distill!ng and Cattle Feeding COMPANY
IL Is said on good authority. which was made from
corn costing only 30 and 81 cents. costs about 81 o. The
Senate bill now awaiting tn Presidents signature
will raise the 20 cents gallon and. as the irUst
escapes the increase by at once taking It's goOas
out of bond all clear profit when II claps the
abed TO use the ~ cents club against cons
peti.ors who are not 10 faVOrablv situated.