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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore, March 13.-FLOUR-DulI: Western gu
per. Zz5GZ60; do. extra. 260d 90; DO family, ; "a
q 50; winter wheat patent. 37JH4.Og. spring DO.
aSea4l5; spring wheat straights. 36SH3s5; re-
eeipts. u. 3s5 barrels; exports. 7.s5o barrels.
~HEAT-SteaGisr; spot and month, "a y-4e5f4 u
Apfh, 15HI5 II; May Is l-iU75 -: steamer 10. :
red, 70 S4q3V rs: receipts g. i25 BUSHELS expCrts
none stock. Il2.522 Bushels. sales IL Oy0 bushels
Southern wheat b. sample. 70d75 IL. d. grade.
7Iq75.
CORN-Dull: spot sni month, 81 3-sa57 IL;
Aprl, 81 5-i95s; May - 5-iG53 rs, steamer mixed
50 Ii; receipts. IIZS75 bUsheiss exports nome
stock l42s 81 bushels sales 40 90 bushels; South
ern white corn, ga . Il, do. yellow. Ta33.
OATs-Essier 10. white sSH1s IL; No. 2
mixed, y lz05S; receipts. Il. ISL bushels. e1ygffs
none; stock, if5, 0s1 bushels.
RfE-DUll; No near By, g 1890; No. . West
ern 81; receipts. s4sI bushels, exports. none stock
l5. G4j bushels
HAY-Firm; No. ! Timothy, II 60dI159.
GRAIN FKEIGHIS-Bafely steady, steam 10 Liv-
esDOOl, pei buzhel. I'D. MsTch. Cork Tor Crder1
SCGAR-StrJngs graduated. 8 - IL
81 rTER-steady; fancy creamery, zlGZ2; % iml-
istiOa, lsqlsi %. ladle, I5Gls good iadle IZgI4;
store packed. u0l3; rolls l2aIg
Ef3GS-Flra. Izc. per dozen
CHEESE-FiTm, active. fancy New York. 90
pounds large y l-iGlZ -; DO. q Doln4s medium
y i-2Tl2 81 Dc % pounds small, y I-Z4I2 -
LETTUCE-ZZ5 per bushel box.
RHIsKY-LJgT ID Per gallon FOR flashed gods
10 car loads L3l Ql.Sz Per gallon for lCD5lls I>L4
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Mex York March I4-BEEyES-Reospts 25s5:
market SLOW and weak. elOslsg 10. lover all
around. Medium 70 prime steers. 4.759 s.s8s o-ea.
2 9o64-s5; balls 5.l5G4oo. c0EE. zl0as.55. Cables
lover, live cattle. II l-21l2e: TOPS. y lie live
sheep. u l-zgl1 lie i11ls. hc.. refrigerator
CALVES-Escepta. 2. 90. mafkst active snd firm.
CqalEa0E % pFzae yezis. Iood7---. tog4 ~ Ia
SHEEP aSD i.aABs-Rscelpss. i0Gg, skeeo
FRA, izmbs fra % I5c.. higher Common % god
EEeep. AJ9GGs05 calls. 70 fair % choice ismls.
55sF5- 20; clipped DO. isS9sss, sDfinE laabs.
H0Gs-ReesIptz. II7ss; market no. a. 4es9g p
DeItitofe Nd. March ll-sHiAE-Afrgsis t.is
Wsek "a ess had iie rsceyts bstag zyl1r - ed
n excess q lasl WsslCs hGzbefs Constitute falF
supply and lhs MARIE - stssay 81 OF qz1esfions
u last sosk, viz. Par Western kess. 4144S9 pyF
l99 poands gr0ss; tsoze from nearer poinis. Ei88
AZ and tight piza. zTeas-so ps- 10 pDsadz gTass.
SHEEP AID LAEBS-TEeFs - quite hE1f Tzn
q botA shosp sse LASTS. shiek are alHnsi EAoiiy
Western rscslvts trade l. aesige. Sitk sse@g
lag Nltle charge Eincs last ueek a. 2ai lie
lazats izfs 7-ie.s a. izpfDseE.snf q 10. e7es
csf.yEs-Ws ave % ala e sssls % FepoFr.
tAes~ b~la. - sFFitSlE. 2na ne Qsots Eoninaiiy
chiczso Nsrrs is.-The ssrpfislaziy lsrgs re-
esirts q cattle to-1sy szcssse1 fAe bszzsd Fst
hsssss eispo~4 g - sfs4sF psles1. ~ eihsf
gFSges Er-s EsFy hard - sell ~ frciinr g ~.
Fsacy eattis bfcaght s-1gasss. essies slssFs : =
o =. Medllm Etesrs. f-s5Nf55. b~ef seen. s.fU
Z 90 balls ..sT04 -; egEs sa4 sellers. tHaits
Western fs1 stseFs- 10 o. Teas Efesr1 Ssfn
81 e. cSIYes s-seG1 .
Trade In hogs started q bfiEk slth psiess rsiinz
Frr8aksF 20 s. kEseT. Later. hossrsrs tsT@Ts tod
h8ld ir-s TiEoSgsssY sas tAs s<ry advance SEA a>a
b. i0st P4lr 70 eAsle-. 2 sSs3 .. E<eEinE ioiz
sssz q -, nlEs1 90 1914. safeAsfs. gfbG
: g. -. iEft 2 gSGs-s7 ~ pigs. z-zsag.s
TAsfs Was 81 aefiFs slzEgEtsrins csz<A1 Ter Essfy
and i4@ts AID tks HsfEst rsiss siFgss e ~ Is-
esnt sEgaaes- Poor % Prise AtsfS tFp@xai S-eeN
4 - iargrly <. & zsof 81 yssfisnEa se4 -
lambs .sgffs Z. =. csisay -seGs-ia
Essslzss-lsti!s is0os. asEs. =. -. sassr 500.
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NEW YORK GEAIN.

New York. March Observation-Disclosures. 81. So
bushels; exports. g ot5 bushels: sales / 70 o.
bushels futures. 1J4. 90 bushels spot spot nrm.
No rid. q "a Z O. b. ahoaL 20 arrive: No. !
northern Duiuth, 81 "a T. Q. b. shost; 80. / Sagta-
erE As=itota, - - Z Q. /. saost; 80. J harl
Manitoba e O. b. saOst OpiicEs oDsned s.ezd-
Ter and ware we'll supported all DAY y q motssats
demand from shorts. The small yorlCs sal5n.ents.
better cables Lsa expected. za1 crop damage Hea .
from the Wekt and India stimulated buying. IL.
porL ceE-.c and ss4bezrd elszraAces gefe light
Tee elose Ezs STEADY - S-sGIe. net zdgzaee.
March, 81 5-sffsf - closed q l-s. NAY - Ia
. -. ciOssi "a -. july. = Ts975 II. Cio.5l
- IL september, lzI7z Is. eiogsd y -
CDEN-AeeeiDta. 2e5.Cl5 bzsheIs. eEpgIlk a %
bushels. Sale ls5.0g9 bgshsis failures y 90 bush 10
SPOT Spot quiet W 2 a. i-sd4s 5-s Z O. b.
lfoat fer and Old Optl0ns op-nsd steady via
wheat 1f-as IA quiet, bat Eezdg. Csbiez and =
lack OF sellers Helped tie nzrks. and EazI prices
were I-sGi-fe- nst higher Eith the undsrt0ns
steady. Nay. - s-tGf9, el9set - rs July - "a
q - a. elosaG A. -
oATs-EseeLsts. "a 90 beshsls. e1portH. u az
buEheiE spot steady. 30. ? r. 10. 3 = Isz-
No. white. = H. 80. white q -; track nsrss
Weste-E. sss2i: tack white, e I-z61s. CStiols
NEGLECTED
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INSPECTOR DEVICES REPORT.
A Confidential Copy of II Sent TO the Bee
Court Of Inquiry.

The report which Chief Inspector Deyoe,
of the Bureau Of Animal Industry at Chi
cago, testified before the beef court Of in
quiry, Saturday. he had made in 1884, 10
the Agricultural Department regarding
allegations OF the marketing OF condemned
meat that had been taken out of the tanks
of a Chicago packer, will be the subject Of
investigation by the court. Lieut.. Col.
Davis. the recorder Of the court. yesterday
talegraphed Secretary of Agriculture VII
SEN asking him 10 forward a copy OF tie
report. and il was decided 70 forward the
document Immediately as confidential
All information concerning the character
OF the report Is refused I'll the department
on TIE ground that the allegations made
In IL could not be substaniiated entirely
on that ground the name OF the packing
concern involved. and other details are
not forthcoming. When the report was
received here during the last admins ra-
ton the case was submitted 10 the AItoT-
ney General with a view 10 prosecution.
The latter examined the papers aud re-
ported that the evidence was insufficient
upon which 10 base 2 prosecution and
recommended that the regulations os the
bureau be changed So - 10 preclude any
further action or the kind charged, and
U --@s dom
Speaking OF Mr. Devoes report Ssege-
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

London. March BIN the House OF
Commons to-day William Prtchard Nor
gan, Liberal, member for the Merthyr
Ihydvil Division Of Wales who recently
IN behalf Of British and American syndi-
| Gates. obtained what appears to be an i'm
| mensely valuable concession In the Chi
nese province of Sze-Chuan. moved to adj
jOuTn in order 10 call attention 10 the sup
port given by the British Minister at
Peking, Sir Claude NJ. Macdonald. 10 It.
alys demand for the lease OF San Nun
Bay. He declared that Great Britain, the
| United States. and Japan needed expan-
sion OF trade. and il was a great mistake
to support Italy, whose demand. he claim
Cd, was another step toward the dslnts-
| grafton OF China.
! The Parliamentary Secretary Of the
| Foreign Office, Right Hon. William 81.
/ John BTodrick. defended the governments
action. lie said Italy had for many years
/ been the friend and ally OF Great Britain.
and, - far as Great Britain was CON
! cerned. BY diplomacy Italy can per-
/ suade China 10 make concessions. her
n Jestys government would welcome IL
| ally OF Great Britain.
Continuing. Ar. BrOdrick said the pol
| icy OF her Hna)-sty's government was 70
safeguard British interests and az long ~
Z
the way Of friendly powers taking stssys
10 safeguard their interests
The motion 10 adjourn was negatiyed
without division.
Naval Estimates Under Fire.
During the discussion Of the naval esti-
mates, Henry LaboEchere. Liberal MEM
Der for Northampton. moved reduction
in the vote. He argued that the govern
ment was playing the game Of 'beggar
49,
and declared Il foolish sWagger 10 boast
ability 10 build more ships than any other
country"
Great Britain. be asserted. was not rich
or than the United States. nor than
France and Russia combined.
John Dillon Nationalist member for
East Mayo. In supporting the reduction.
said
British Ftatezmen who attempt 10 In.
duce the United States 20 abandon their
traditions b. emDaTking IN a Wild career
% naval competition with Europe viii Bit
teFiy regret a. For The day WtIl come
when England viii be hard driven 70
maintain naval equality with the United
5taie5 alone. The F1rst Lord Of the Ad-
rairaity il trying 70 compete with xix
Arthur J.'Ealfour. the government, Lead
er. denied that either the First Lord ~
the Admiralty or the government had any
such inEsne idea The First Lord u the
f1Illfa4ly- lr lGLlhIH1- lsl GrlDrfGLfEJ
based his policy upon the accepted uriu-
cipie that Great Brifain's navy should BE-
equal 10 the force Of any tSo other pow
err.
The House rejected the mOtiOn for a re-
ductlOn 81 the estimates b. ~ votes
against -.
~ Iltimatum from rssiT.
Rome March iz.-The TrlbEna asserts
that Italy has not delivered an ulilnatum
% China. On the contrary. the Italian
government has disayOged the action o.
signOr MaftinO regarding the San Nun
Bay affair and has recalled hisn. eOaaains
Itsly's interests % che British Master
al Picking. Sir Claude Macdonald. until
the succeGs0f Of S.xnor Martina arrives
tasre
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frigerated beef for period without ice.
1t was quite a proposition TO handle beef
in the warm country, and the New York
Office sent Mr.. Powell to Florida to eXper-
iment. The experiment was not SatiSfac-
tory TO the government and that was the
end of it.
In answer to Gen. Davis the witness
stated rs another reason for the soldiers
not liking the canned roast beef that
neither the regulars nor volunteers were
used 10 it, the regulars having fresh beef
at the posts. The canned beef was GER
tainly not appetizing unless the proper
condiments were used OF the meat was
properly cooked. Some shipped to Flori-
ia was rejected, as some of the tins
were defectivd Where one tin in a case
v as defective the whole case was reject
ed, but this meat was supplied by the Ar
mour Packing Company, Of Kansas City,
a separate organization from the Chicago
house. He did not know of ozone being
used to preserve refrigerated beef.
). s. Conway, general superintendent or
Armour & Co, testified that he had never
been connected with the beef department,
but was more. or less familiar with the
methods of preparing beef. He said that
salt, saltpeter, and sugar were used in
preparing hog products and sometimes
bOraX for shipping purposes. but none or
these Wis used in connection with the
preparation of beef.
Sterilization the Preserving Agent.
H. It. Walton. superintendent of the
canned meat department of Armour &
Co, gave in detail a description OF the
process of canning and the methods of
detecting swelers and faulty cans. The
average yearly rejection of cans, he said,
would be less than half of per cent The
only agent relied upon as preservative
was sterilization.
The last witness of the day was W. f.
Pierce, in charge of the slaughtering,
cooling, and loading Of cattle at Armour
d Co.'S. He was asked If any discussion or
dispute had ever arisen between the firm
and government inspectors with reference
to the propriety of a condemnation.
Yes. sometimes, but very seldom"
IF a prime steer is condemned what is
the loss to Armour & Coz
Forty dollars or more"
Has any matter ever been removed
from the tanks during your connection
with the establishment
"Only after it has been thoroughly dis
Have you ever had any reason to sus-
pect any tampering or foul play with re-
spect to condemned meat?'
NO. SIR
Are any cheHllcals, salts. or ACIDS USED
N connection with preservation
mo. sir; cold alone is relied upon"
The court adjourned until 10 O'Clock to- |
morning.
Col. Davis, recorder Of court. stated to |
Night that he was unable 10 approximate /
he length of time 1t would take to ex- |
laust the list or Chicago witnesses, but II 4
seems likely that two or three days will 4
be required, and possibly the entire week. 4
before the members Of the court can leave 4
Tor Kansas City.
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You Should Advertise.

Several Of our agents are running adj
vertisements in their local papers with
good results. We herewith reproduce one
that is bringing trade to one of our ener-
getic and enterprising agents in Wales.
Possibly all of you will not be able TO
read it. but it sets forth the virtues of
OUR NATIVE HERBS" in attractive
and convincing wording, and SELLS THE
MEDICINE. We want more OF our
agents to advertise, and will be glad to
prepare ads. for them, If they will ad
wise US as TO space they will USE &c. The
rail orders you will receive will more
than pay for the advertisement, and then
you can take a copy of the paper with
you when canvassing, and the people will
have a much better opinion of you and
OUR NATIVE HERES, too, after seeing
your announcement in their local paper.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

New York. March 13.-The cotton market develop
ca ialr degree Of steadiness on the openn., call
English cable advices fully meeting eKpectstiO1s
and early forecasts pointing 90 diminished receipts
Al The same time the weather bulletins showed
more or less general rains in the more central cart
OF the cotton belt But selling orders were al
hand IN gOodly numbers. and the market opened
with prices Unchanged TO points higher Imme-
diately after the call the market began TO weaken
under selling pressure, which became more elsr-
getic upon the discovery that outside support was
being Withdrawn Bids declined points on the
more active positions. Before noon. however there
was a slight rally better later cables after
which both elasses Of traders operated with eau
ton During tie forenoon the market received some
support by buying orders from the South and Eu-
rope, while commission houses disposed o. MAY and
Augnat contracts and replaced them with Octo-
Der and other new crop positions The local con-
ungent either NOld with hesitation or bought the
near moaths on the icea that the liquidation OF
Saturday had cleared the situation and made come
reaction probable. Some Of the leading bear traI
ers made IN effort 10 undermine certain long cot
ton held here, but without Success and soon with
drew, leaving the market 20 driit. The close was
quiet and steady with prices to points Ret
lower.
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LEAF TOBACCO MEN PROTEST.
Comm ssioner of Internal Revenue viii
son Asked to Modify a Ruling.

Committees representing the New York
Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade, the Chi
cago Leaf Tobacco Merchants Associa-
ton, the Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Asso-
citation, the Philadelphia Leaf Tobacco
Board of Trade, and the Tobacco Board of
Trade of Baltimore had a conference yes
terday with Mr.. Wilson, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. They protested against
the recent ruling Of the bureau that leaf
tobacco dealers have not the right TO sell
leaf tobacco TO licensed manufacturers or
licensed dealers in quantities less than a
hogshead case, or bale
1t was insisted that this ruling is not in
accordance with the law. or in justice TO
the small cigar manufacturers and
licensed dealers. Commissioner Wilson
took the matter under adyisement and
will render decision within the next few
DAYS,
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14
These Are the Months I'm Which 20
Purify Your Blood

This is the season when your blood IS
loaded with impurities. accumulated dur
ing the winter months from close con-
flnement rich food. and other causes
These impurities must be driven from
your system or they may breed serious
disease and cause untold suffering. Hoods
Sarsa9ar.lla - the greatest and best blood
purifying medicine IL - possible 10 oh
tain IL Is what the millions take IA the
srring. II viii purify and enrich your
bleed, create an appetite. tone up your
system, and give you sound. robust health.
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The AlonZo o. Bliss COMPANY:


@ met with sold ONE DOZEN BONES to-day and could have dis
The people all
81
lon
elGe
TO do
and think the package is neater and more economical
o
with
weight those distance
n o
a no
follow
timed
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9Ee rom an old timer that OUR WORKING
andth
He
5 WELDON
he makes tbs
and
physicians in
Anthony he
(4 ana could made his
That We
adver
make in
IF Will. DlSTHIEITE
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balance of Trade in spafn's Favor

United States Consular Agent Mertens.
at Grao, has submitted to the State De-
partment some figures relative to the
Spanish trade last year. showing the sur
prising fact that Spain was able 10 show
a balance of trade in her favor for 1885.
Mr.. MeTtenS cites this fact as a demon
stration of the natural wealth of the
country. The total exports were SlS2 :
4Ol, U3S and the imports were S9l, ~ 40
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14
Ambassador Tower, noveme,t

The State Department has been inform
ed that Ambassador Tower. formerly Min
lister 10 Austria, Will leave Vienna TODAY
and will arrive at st. Petersburg in time
10 assume his new duties on Thursday.
Minister Tower was promoted 10 iii the
position vacated by Mr. Hitchcock. the
present Secretary Of the Interior
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Tea. Wool. and sugar Imno,ts

The monthly statement Of the imports
Of tea, sugar, and wool. issued by The Bu-
reau Of Statistics. shows that during Feb
ruary the imports of tea amounted 20
s7S2.g76. as against $6Js.sZS for February.
1855 The sugar imports aggregated s..
5Sl. 2O5. as against A57i.544; wool, q 023, BIS,
as against s., lls.z6l.
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that the
gectng
in
We Ito 70
LOOK
TRADE CONTINUE BE
Vol %
Next weeks
They should order
trade, but their receiving he paper
be in
to
agent
is
will
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CHEMICALS NOT USED
Canning House Men Testify as
TO Beef Sold to Army.
SALT ANDJELLY FOR PRESERVING

IorfquarteIs Chiefly Taken for Canned
Roast Beef Because They Contain the
''huek,' Which Is Regarded as One of
The choicest Farts-Cows Sometimes
slaughtered When with Caiyes-Sot Re-
S'rdtd as IEwholesome Food.
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The AlonzO o. Bliss Company:

sCompany
Contemporaries
it
1 q boxes Of
n I
i
OF
the nene on folder and incng In each box
results medicine
am 10 a aVOid
be
Of
OF /
of
the health
we'll.
1 j.
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tary Wilson said that if the evidence was
complete he would have no hesitation IN
making the report public, but the charges
had not been proved, and the papers
therefore should be held as confidential.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

chicago, March l2-Edward Tilden. who
treasurer ana one of the directors of
'.- ''-'.s' Mcneil x Libby packing Com
'-'S VS. The first witness called to-day
.- Tile army beef Investigation. Refer
"- '' ,.- grade of stock reported in
.' newspapers as 'cannersN' he said:
understand that II refers to cheap
s'--r ~ cattle, but so far as the pack
"'=-"'-sts aye concerned. il is d misno-
~" ana does not signify anything"
'.,'.'s said the aim is To get a uniform
''l,+ oI beef for canning. about a thou
.-- pounds live weight. Generally the
'I.ta#f'.r- are used for canning.
"-t -,- asked. Is II not a matter OF
'."' You can what might be termed
'-. ..'rr.p~ part of The forequarters?''
N'. SIP IL Is matter Of fact that We
.~" NE best part Of the forequarters,
Is u nl, fact Thar chucks were sold
'- troops az Watertown. y. y, and
'-r' points for I cents a pounde"
ID ...E We're somebody must have been
'' 4hs..us 10 dispose Of them. The
'.1IA'. price would be- about 6 cents. The
'-." 7 hot by any means the worst
o-. ~ 3d.. var 'SS. We look upon II as
,.r.,.. 'u"'ceat parts In fact, the
Do. "i the carcass Is the only
.-.. eaten ty an orthodox Jew"
Aa. Then The urica y-o,,l5 d.n,,,3
l'pl tI- r.raf,..r ,f - T.. - -
I.,ga "S ~ 'He cVihih~-
~.
"' SIR. LOT al all"
Ivoer.,..
H.. u ho"s' heeL
canine. beef DO You prepareg"
We e'aa. o. coned beef
''- SOLD considerable Of this lower
- .' Tile government, did you not?"
, ''.E small amount. We sold about
NH million and "a baIF ro,,r5.. 80 ,.,,Tn.d
',.'. l.e, to the government in all"
g-.. H....-r.s2 'oo0''1
.-'..S b. WAS delivered nj Camp Al.
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DiscrI DnIir, Removed

The President has issued two prociama-
tons relieving from further discriminate
ing duties shipping from the British West
Indies Islands OF Trinidad and TobagO
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

AFFIICTED-AFTER ALI OTHERS PAR. CON-
suit Prof C. =. THEE. - D. s84 North as
81, Philadelphia Pa; De challenges TIE zarla h.
curing DElY4le ailIlents blood poison. f1Do, s1es
los, vitality, and acknowledgements. se9d Tor sHurl
test imoE.ais -le booG l.a-sgskfgsf
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14
NEW YORK COTTON.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, bank
ers and brokers, 1919 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange Correspond
ents Messrs. Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., New York
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

In reply 10 Gen Gillespie The witness
stated that Powell was a meat dealer. he
understood. IN New YORK City. He had
10 connection whatever with Armour &
Co. he visited the New yo.k c.fice and
said he had a process for deserving re-
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14
WILL STAND BY ITALY
England Welcomes Her APP
pearance in the Orient.
SUPPORT EACH OTHER AS ALLIES

British Policy in China Further Defined
by the Parliamentary Secretary for the
Foreign Ofice-Signor MARITIME Said to
Have Been Recalled and His Action Re
garding san-Mun hay Repgdiated-De-
bate on British Naval Estimates
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14


B. D. ANTHONY.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-14

vestigated the subject of chemicals with
| reference to beef. He said that a case of
| lumpy jaw does not necessarily condemn
| the meat, unless the disease is general
| lied
DR.. Charles E. Mcneil. Bureau Inspec-
| tor at the beef and sheep house of Nelson,
| Morris & Co., was the next witness. He
! was not aware of any chemicals having
been used in that establishment. and had
no reason to believe or suspect that they
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