New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
THE SUGAR DANCE on AGAIN.
BOOSTING THE STOCK on PROSPECT OF
TARIFF DEFEAT.
TIE mAvEMEyER TRUST coNFiDENr OF ITS
HOLD ox THE sENATE-scATHIHG RE-
MARKS or GENERAL THOMAS KEJoic-
ING At THE REPORTS THAT
ALL LEGIsLATION MUST

MARKS OF GENERAL. THOMAS RtJOlC-
ING At THE REPORTS THAT
ALI. LEGISLATION MUST
DE ABANDONED.
Since the labor troubles at the West have sub'iled
the interest In Stock Exchange circles has turned
,ov,rl Washing,on and the tariff outlook The
roonloulafors IL American Sugar Refining have re-
moved their work at the Stock Exchange, ana IN
advancing the price show an lnsolent confluence
that they have enough United states Senators under
their control block al tariff legislation unless thc
House OF Representatives accepts the Hoh7rouS
sugar sche lule prepared by the German clique Yes
,erIav Wall stree, was Hooded with adyices from
the National capital 20 the effect that the deadlock
between a.. .vo houses u Congress was 80 com
pcic that a failure 81 an tar!n legislation nj TINS
session WIS imminent. The news was hanrI WIN
delight. hlt ne rJ 'clnss WIZ m. M ,.2a11 ~
tro tr,,er,ior granted hy the Mckinley hiI when
,.',,y. r.an.-'r The brokers FOR me trust rushed
'he market CIR sugar stock up - ~. gam os
ri.isI Q, hIv. 1ai ihe market Wa cosri IN !"
Thr r.,.' .<p1slre " Senatorial speculation by
."rhe ii,ral' hls excited k''n interest IN val
street The asserted eSls'rnc' N nh5iogrAph 81
''iN "i 'N'' o., III, h.. I,r,,I and !, "a
s1f 5.str so Us I'.,y ,,,,a c,nm,tee viii
fff1s nlt Graphing hooks or a. 40 story about
Che senatorial spc-at'r' wnicn "t,'ni,l NE i'rn.
ms =, me rus, Sec,po % be wruns out ~ the
people g TO- "sccp for SOCK Exch9Mte cTSs' - 10
G"ner,i -,unol Thomas yesterday. IN talking On
The subject rald As plain. Independent American
st,, D., eite fbe sugar rrust the bonus presented
t. tho senate programme. IL j. an outrage that
THIS trust should own enough senator's TO hold CON
shst w. wan, or there hail be no arm legislation.
fcnth % cent sprclnc duy Mou.a ns imp. o
aaIIl Doc enough iu, this bN gives on".eightn a
clear g.ft % f-c"" fo th. benefit no, %, "i".kE
d.nuscl industry. bat ~ d'h'n nrH III .\r% lots
CIV l. d. Au ,utrag. and yet m" trus' has bought
enough mon - Washington 10 De nne - nav is
vof.e crampie y stock watering than this Susl r
T-ls, rresen'- a pant eni proi"-ty mat eycry
,t,n * 90 - 20 $4,000 have capital 81 i5eo")
rre'errci ani $500" Common 80 w. n,,'nts NV -
are.fnirt,-.srlrI = a would give pr'nS mat
on i me Seias value q Re- Investment II Is An
rlge ami scr Indignation VIII not hNhlI deAln'i IN"
purchase ~ legislation by The trust
Tho entire course Of the Democratic party on ne
iarlG question has Disguised tAr hnincil. world
calling m. Republican members OF The Conference
Committee has excited indignation The genera
wh, denounced their action as "a piece OF I'M
parnl.elel political in'o enc" NJ Hnson com m
,nHitt ~, Z, iD'N. cr;"r,oca he seid ..is
An cpitome of botn. FOR expeditions work. ana a
Rump Committee is - offensive as Runp Con
The announcement that The Conferenc" Committee
would report a disagreement 10 Congress WAS ac,
cofnp,n,.l t,y reports that Don Dickinson hhd
visited The President. and thai he had put his
foot down Tor three things Free c3t., free IRON
THAT or 40 b'l" was said - be tn subj 1nce OF
Mr. Cleve.anl's remarks which his henchman was
To carry q the House conierrecs
Many c,.-nformcd brokers and bankers al
mitteI that their advices made the outlook ior
any tariff bill dark because OF the power OF the
Sugar Trust in the Senate.
But" said one Wall street man who reprcsTnteI
~. % 9th w.
find that Henry Hayemeyer IS a bigger man than
President Cleveland or than Debs thought him,,. I
ia be What the country wants Is action by Con
gross - end paraly zing uncertainty Pass some
biz. quickly, or adjourn and let the Mckinney "a"
stand"