New-York tribune., 1901-04-08

"a. :, ,ar, ,reserves. etc. in this country.
In order TO secure and particularly 10 Hou' .'is
trade however. II should always be kept III Hiiil4
that the English are very discriminating buyers
r. -.o,t a good article and prepared to pay
-oo6 rrice. and as rule, they are indlfleEehI
es to the place Of origin II Is Wen known ,'ial
nowhere in the United States can belter AM =
teer and bacon be bought than can be bought IN
r-,gland and many American visitors declare tudt
to.+ar American beef be had in London ana
r,,ernool than can generally be obtained IN ->e"
York or Chicago. However this may De. II - " "a, -
nat SINNERS Of American beef 10 this market
understand that they must send over the very o99I
in order 10 compete with the nome a''" O0''-''--
product z .o e in
creaeing all the time a great revolution Is solhs
., IN the English table, more especially among
the middle and working classes. what were IL"
,-,rs ago expensive delcacies. found only on tle
tables Of the well-to-do. are now 70 a great
r.,clee or daily consumption by the masses f-A-
cent so far as the very poor are concerned 1t may
he said that bacon generally with eggS) anu Jam
- roarralade are on every English breakfast
.ab,e and an almost universal sweet llhe Ing
usb for desserD at luncheon and dinner Is COM COM
pote.' stew or tart, or "hich 'i'' 0N'0-
is preserved fruit - .. o,,
,-,i, nulps with proper proportions or sugar INTO
what are practically jam bricks. Many PeopIe "Ho
are not very old can readily recaH no" no
,orers used to pride themselves upon the stlIheSa
- ernness Of their damsOn, or cherry "cheeses'
which could be stamped out in fanclIul IoIms WIN
= nastry cutter and which were not even sucAy 10
-. .orcb This condition obtained by care
eli boiling the fruit syrups 10 exactly the rlght
notrt after processes Of putting the Hult thfousH
e,e sie1-es and bringing the sugar TO cahdy. ms
wholesale scale Is "ildt
endeaVoring 10 accomplish, 90 i'iS'
ynerfnents in that direction are now being car
red out Indeed samples OF jam Dln D of +rnooe
- offices Tor use OF troops
ne'.l Irat- etations So far mnce meat Is con-
rerned the problem has been solved, anu ~ - Po ~
~ I1ov 10 obtain a hard heavy cupe ol ,,"o Oh
rnaTts rroisened in water milk or liquor, d @ @ntTe
ME with good. od-fashioned naVor can pe fuioN''
& orna idea of the magnitude Of the system can
!, oh,a,oed from the fact that single order irolI
oIondon house amounted 10 t%enty- y-elgII , IONS %
d r,In from California. Pums plneappieS
aliI.ot FsT,11es DeacheS also largely ulll-
s1aa5 in this way. and the latest trlunlph II -
Claimed is that of being able TO ship T
III 'aV 'anVVoP scale IL IS surprising that those
Ubo know the climatic advantages OF CaItForiIa f I
FOR driving should advocate the SaarS lug n or u} tP
Pre- am itself without the costly encumbrances or
oi Fnelish authority says: As Tar as DRIED fruits
An t-nnssdrnaS t-nsi n NAV be noted that South Aus
Tralia is the formidable rival IN tae EtStl5
market of the United states, ana Inat, IA =, ~ ~
opllion colonies and New-Zealand would pay
The same attention TO packing ana id 1 az
boId their own in this departIneh AZ t4te
oa n fs disouieting learn that American sweets
80 coming into this country al the preseit tllle
III III .onIs 10 our own manufacturers or lnese
daInfies Last months consignment oI gum o p"s
ties 10 be Vended at very cheap rdts 70 oL
Inh, aioiat eacb and caramels. fondants ana the
mmsrsbmalIoW sweets which can be nQui9ed INTO
@ deii;Iered al our wharf sides 10 the extent OF
from 5000 to 10000 pounds month