New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-24
n1rNTY OF FOOD FOR TALK.
,,rrr DISCUSSES TARIFF AND
ATCHISON.
az SENATOR GoRMAN's SPEECH AND
'" OCULAR STATE OF THE ApNnNiSTRA-

pETI,IlAk - - -
,rc4usoN's PIG REBATES.
,..,,ents in Washington yesterday faied
me W., effect upon the lheless STOCK sPe'"'
70 no wall Street excepting !" ''e W. NV hack
ton IN ,aa, sugar Refining Company. the p"oN
the AH'e' go Trust In Washington continue -
ers OF l" ,,,g news to the manpulators OF '"e
give 'V Gun. and the benefits of the nefarouS '"'
s'o0A .,n,eon the Senate and the haNe'"'! ,,"
gain ,,ved by those who are on tne
eehs t,les, possible extent. senator ""' w.
10 the i.,on the X cent differental duty n'N
ton " - alarm in the camp Of the sugar n'7n .o
esuse1.e1el that If this duty shou'" " -
'o" ~, .o,ld fail to become a law on a''o"",
of INV ,si,ion Of the Louisiana senators "'
Of 'ne The sugar Trust feels so secure ~
fOp s n, influence depressing ehouS" a. 1,.on
the'e =, hear raid on the stock succeSS'".
10 "sarces of an exposure by the He"",e ,,ao,
the cha l.ri,,ee Of the Senators who nave pee"
gstng Con.r,,,c the Sugar Trust have as yet
gun! - <-,an,en the audacious manipuldtorS oi '"0
faheu ,b.re i vet a hope in Wall Street "''
sioch' - the Trust upon the senate i""! 'e
the power -
broken. ,.,. ~ SUGAR
.,,,s in Sugar stock amounted 10 near
i o 90 shares yesterday and the price "aH ~,
.-,,, the openng. at 1924 TO lV'2' "'' Wv g.,
W At los7. showing net auV""Oe ,Io.' 80
ms - 81. per cent. Inside OF hltef" n''"
Ter "' ,.,,ck - 90 shares had been SOLD Oo''"
fore 80 ,ns insiders that the Senate sugar
denee ana NOT be altered and that either inc
seaeu :. NOW stands would pass or none "' d"
Dill a. 49, secured from the present congress e."
W. ".,sd the manipulators IN ms s''NN
=. A.bhe In it 10 large extent -. ., e,.. Nod
10 uaV tho excitement in Sugar. wall street "d'
Besiu's Interesting topics to talk about yes
sNe'"' ran,,,r Germans bitter attack on freSr
tsrdas, ,,rl in the senate afforded an opportunity
oe" NJ d,s,r..,on while the letter oil congress
iV' Utter 10 the American Sugar hehm"s '''''
"' ~ ot,ifude OF President cleveland anu '70''
Ia"''ca-,,s,a toward the tariff and the deVeoP"e""
"a. .o examination Of the books OF the A'c''SO"'
N NV "a SAINT, Fe Railroad by an expert ac
Topeka an a.. r,,-sels Of news that kept all Wall
eou"' .,,irr senator Germans explanation Oh
o"e p.si1on. Cleveland through Secretary var
w. had approved me Senate Amendments ~ ~
So hi, and his charge against the ireSi"'"
Ia ,,,,b for backing down as shown ny NJ ,.,
pau 'a Wilson, set good many men 10 'hlnN-
rostsrday. AMI Democrats as we" as i''p"Y
rs uho move in Wall street maze no
MA, ,aal their opinion Of the present Adnif's'H
" Ss,a,or Germans charge that every aHe"4-
W., - tho Tariff bill had been seen by Se0'r'a'S
~..,s,s and that the Secretary for himse.i anu ~
~ PRESIDENT had indorsed each one c'ieu ,o''
much talk This shqGsf W i9S IN when kss
an opposite view. monGpollzeNii ISrnan gave the
no.,,s a. snualled Il not exceeded 'nr -. ,he
msnt produced when II wsI Il, nb ~" Tariff Bill
sno,nent bank president SAID inat ne ~,
IN Senator Germans sP-sese5 deserved and he
were nnrhaps II the President haH maze ~
Sossbe for Senator German TO eve S5i G have argued
g,,nsr allowing any who was IN. ~, s,'her
~ 40 OD Government apIontees ~ N'o ~
Confsrence Committee Or SENATE
rur PRESIDENTS INTERFERENCE.
NJ interference
has heen met BY the Senate has ACCORDING 70
rn.rv men in Wall Street, settled the fate OF the
Tariff bill for this session. Henry Ciews SAID yes
terday IN spSSH az II the Democratic Tariff bill was
as dead as a doornail and past TesuirF H. ,t,
death will permit the Meknley IaT lam aw there
viii be no other attempt, In my Judgment 10 via,Is
the tariff schedules before the next AdInlhs'l 60 az
lions viii then be made on business basis without
resortng 70 the long Drawn 0es a me conn;fy 10
snra V Control Of the Government ought to re-
Tongressman Harter's letter % Henry O. Have.
meyer asking why the Sugar Trust should rec ,
fayors Al the hands OF Congress was read WIN
much amusement by business men ana I I -
an Almost breajhless expectancy TO KNOW ~na'
snswer n anv he great Sugar magnate VIII max.
Nh Harter asked Of Mr. Havemeyer' among o. ~,
things what the profits OF the American Husar
fnng Company hal been this year MI Have me, 81
won't answer that but for MI har1e. an, 10 Hnd
It out people who nave more rignt TO kno" ma
Mr. Harter but the mouths OF me sugar P III, -,
have been closed and there seems MA" popdo',.S
Of the letter being answered. Mr. Havemeyer would
not talk ab0u: il yesterday, IN iar' ne "ou'N "''
even make himself visible 10 reporters
SUGAR TRUST SALARIES
Mr. Har,er also asked what salary the officers
Of the company received for their management oil
the affairs Of the Sugar Trust. He might also nave
asked how much the officers make out OF sugar
besides their salary ara then he might have IN
Qure1 how much the men VINO save IN I'e "a "a IN
beat OF the rehneries receive. MI HarleI a1 =
his letter that Il the profits OF the company haa
been excessive when figured upon an dctudi 80
and unwa,ered capital stock. Nh Haveneyef as d d
iair-minded man should agree that ne Tvs m
expect no fayors from Congress u WI. De III. Ill,
sIssng to 3o,s how M at s answer"
he attitude Of the Presiden; the Sugar SEIZED,
S W S,d iron and Saa he has 2sed of making
things better caused deadlock on the tarln quth
ton Exsecreay Whitney and his ire y, sc6 %nO
naturally would praise the attitude OF me rIT ,
dent toward free coal. but the coal men N ing
VINO are interested IN minrs IN tne ~ coal men
are outspoken against it, he opini0hsoi oo@ n,no
cratic party have become sadly mixed. ana they
sum up the attitude Of the Administration IKE tn,s
Senator's may b. allowed 10 continue their unho'y
alliance with me Hayemeyer sugar SOCK free
me Administration says. Go ahean Pio't 80
cal for the Whitney syndicate is made ie@'u'
In connection with President Clevelands stana
ior free coal and iron II may be interesting 70 hhy
nat the Cuban iron mines are controled by ti i
SS,..n,'enem Iron company ana ~. .s.,nn ~ know
nat the TWO companies were active supporter ~
ne usual way Of the Democratic ticket in me I"s
Wish for free iron be explained by these ia ,ct
flee iron from the Cuban iron mines Tor me i'.n
ehtm Iron Company would be in return for beiie
ms conferred during the campaign ana sltnouSt
tne amor pate which the Bethienem OoHiPdns
Manufacture ls supposed TO be made from hou'
Product little free iron from Cuba might be Jul
1ed to advantage.
ATCHIsON IRREGULARITIES.
topic which was yesterday discussed with mucf
indignation in Wall Street was the announcement
mat the Atchison's earning capacity had been over
estimated and that irregularities had been dscov
cred in the accounts. II appears that the Atchisoi
company has since 1889 been paying secret re'a'e
shippers OF freight its line. Gross eaIn' ~,
.orlng this time have been reported III Iui' Ia ~
yerating expenses have not been chdfBcu 49,
nese rebates and II seems that they nave pccl -,
uu1ed In the floating Indebtedness OF the coinP' ~
and will therefore have TO be provided for in m
organization. The reports OF gross ana het eaIIl