The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-13
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. i2.-Cotton futur,
was retained today on an aye and nay

was retained today on an aye and nay vote.
 As finally passed the bill is somewhat modified from the form in which it was reported from the Committee on Agri- culture. It makes oleorargarine or imita- ton butter or cheese transported into any State or Territory for use. sale or con- sumption therein, subject to the laws of such States or Territories. notwith- standing that 1t may be introduced in original packages, and imposes tax or 10 cents per pound on oleomargarine made in imitation of butter of any shade of yellow. When not made in such imi- tation the tax is reduced to one-fourth Of I cent per pound Penalties for viola tion of the act are fine of not less than $50 nor more than $500 and imprisonme mt for not less than thirty days nor more than six months. The new sections re. lating to the inspection and branding of renovated butter Is as follows:
 That the Secretary of Agriculture is hereby required to cause rigid sanitary inspection to be made from time to time of all factories and storehcuses where butter Is renovated; and all butter rem ovated at such places shall be carefully inspected in the same manner and to the same extent and purpose that meat products are now inspected. The quantity and quality of butter renovated shall be reported monthly. All renovated butter SHdll DS ucSlSHd dS SuCh py hai ho, brands and labels and the words Reno vated Butter shall be printed on all packages thereof. in such manner as may be prescribed by the Secretary of AgEi-
 vated. No Benovated butter shall be shipped or transported from one State to another or to foreign countries unless inspected as provided in this section"
 War claims occupied the attention of the House after the passage of the oleo- margarine bill and today was made not able for the passage Of the first bill for the payments of claims of United States citizens arising out of the Span ish war. It carried something over s55,ooO for the payment of POP claims for prop erty taken within the United States for the use of the army. An omnibus bill stores and supplies taken from loyal citizens during the Civil War also was passed. These claims were allowed un- der the provisions of the Bowman act. Two other bills which have been before Congress for twenty-eight years to refer certain claims for additional compensa- ton by the builders of certain monitors during the Civil War to the Court of Claims were passed. ,
 The vote by years and nays on the mo- tion to recommit the oleomargarine bill follows:
 Yeas-Adams. Adamson. Allen CKy1, Ball (Tex.l. Boutell; Bowersock. Bowie, ige. Burgess. Bu-k (Pa). Burleson. Bur nett Burton. Butler (Mol. Candler. Clay ton. Cornell, Cooper CTex.), Cowherd. Creamer. Crumpacker. Cummings. Dal- zell, Davey. Davis, DeGraffenreid. Dins- more. Douglas, Edwards. Elliot, Feeley. Fleming Foster Gll), Fox, Gaines (Tenn). Glllet (N. Y). Goldfogle. Han bury. Hedge. Henry CNtiss), Henry (Tex. Hooker Howard. Il ughes. Johnson. Joy. Kahn. Kehoe. Kitchen (Claude). Kitch- en (W. W), Kleberg. Lanham Lassiter, Latimer. Lessler, Lester. Lever. Lewis (GaD. Little. Livingston. Long. Loud, Loudenslager. Lowering. McAndrews. Me Call Mcclellan, McCulloch. McDermott. McLaln, McRae Maddox. Mahoney, Mann Maynard. Mondell Moon, Nappen. Oyerstreet, Padgett, Patterson (Tenn.) Pierce lTenn.), Randell. RanSdeil Reid Rhea (Ky). Richardscn (Ala.). Richard son tTenn.). Robertson. Ruckot Ruppert Ryan. Scarborough. Schirm, Shephard Sims. slayden. Small, Smith (Ky.Js snod. grass. SparkmaI. Steele. Stephens, Tal- | bert, Tate. Thompson, Underwood. Wach | ter. Wadsworth, Wheeler, White. Wiley Williams CMiss.>. Wilson and Wooten-- | llS.
 Nays-Acheson. Alexander. Aplin, Bab cock. Bell (Del). Barney. Bates, Bell l Bishop, Blackburn. Blakeney, Bristow Brown, Brownlow, Burke IS. D., But Ter Hao. Calderhead. Caldwell Cannon 1 Cassel. Cassing ham. Clark. Cochran. Con ner. Conry. Coombs. Cooney, Cooper (Wis). Currier. Curtis. Cushmsn. Dahle