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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
BREAKFAST SWEETS

The custom of serving sweets on the break
fast table was originally an English custom.
Now it is generally adopted in this country,
and a little bitter orange narmalade or some
acid fruit jam is pleasant finale to the
American breakfast The sweets should never
be served at the beginning OF the meal as
fresh fruit is served They would be too
cloying and would, destroy the appetite for
more substantial food They should be served
after the meal is practically ended, and only
a small amount should be eaten When there
is, fresh fruit on the table marnalade or jam
is unnece ssary. Esss5
favorite breakfast confection is made of
tart oranges cut in pieces with the outer and
inner skin o6sthe orange torn away from the
pulp. Grate~ little OF the yellow peel OF. the
orange with the orange pulp. Put the whole
in small thick Jar and sweeten it to the
taste and bake like beans-weil covered with
an earthen plate It will form a thick mar
nlalade and acquire a bright color in several
hours baking Apples cooked in this slow
way. with sugar added at the beginning, and
garden rhubarb make excellent breakfast con-
serves. The fiavpr is entirely different from
apple sauce or from stewed oranges cooked
more rapidly on The top of the stove.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

whom to study, but is familiar with the
strong points of the most celebrated
piano teachers through friends who have
studied in Berlin and will undoubtedly
make a wise choice.
Miss Burtis is one of the strongest and
most artistic pianists in the city, and
will certainly profit greatly by the wider
opportunities offered in Berlin Tor per-
fecting her work. She taught for several
years in the Conservatory of Music, but
this year has devoted herself entirely to
her work at Stanley hall and her private
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Green Peas Salad-A salad made from green
peas is much improved if little mint Is
added. For the salad half-pint of tender.
cooked peas that have been thoroughly chilled
is arranged on a bed of lettuce hearts on a
fat dish or platter. Sprinkle over the peas
a teaspoonful of very finely chopped mint
leaves, pour French dressing over and
serve. If 1t is desired to serve the salad
for luncheon dress with mayonnaise. Almost
any green salad. particularly If it is to be
served with roast, is improved by using
a mint vinegar in compromising the French
dressing.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

I'D you know the Hor-
'ons have been euyln'
farms? ?" Miss Larson
looked up with the
unselhsh interest she
estows on other peo-
ple's affairs. -
I" We've been buy
in, things an losin'
en- ever since we
were married. Mrs.
Horton said 10 me-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

To. Can Strawberries and Preserve Their
Coler-Put one-half of cupful of water and
three quarts Of hulled berries over the fire,
and heat very slowly until soft. Turn into a
straining cloth made of three thickaesses of
cheese cloth, and press through as much of
the juice as possible. In the preserving ket-
tie put this juice and twelve pounds of sugar,
heat slowly, and when the syrup boils drop
in nine quarts of berries and simmer very
slowly for fifteen minutes, skimming fire.
quently. Fill jars with the fruit. pouring in
the syrup until they are running over. Seal
and put away in a cool. dark place.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
a TITLED DRUMMER
The Duchess of Sutherland Pro-
notes Highland Industries.

mOfes H1ShIandE IndustrHs.
One queer phase of. the recent trip OF the
Duchess of Sutherland to Russia, in company
with the Duchess Of Marlborough, didn't get
into the papers The duchess, who is rich
and lively, is one of the most energetic young
women in the kingdom. and is especially in
terested In the peasants who make the Scotch
tweeds. For the sake of promoting their in
dustry- she packed several of her trunks with
samples of the Highland tweeds, and on ar
irving in st. Petersburg spread out her goods
like any other commercial traveller aud issued
invitations to the leading tailors of St.
Petersburg and Moscow to come, see and buy.
She believes that as a result of her efforts
q new market will be opened for the product
of the Highland cotters
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
WILL STUDY IN BERLIN

MISS Florence Burtis Will Add. q
European Polish to Years of Care
! full American Musical Training.
Miss Florence Burtis left this week for
Europe to spend about fifteen months.
She will travel during the summer visit
ing England, Holland, italy and Germany,
and in the fall will take up her residence
I'm Berlin. She has not yet decided with
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Chamois skin or sof: flannel bags are ex-
cellent to keep unused or infreauentiy used
silver knives. forks aud spoons in These
bags are made. with pieces which are intended
to hold knife,a fork or spoon It takes but
a few minutes to slip the silver in place, and
then it remains unscratched and untarnished
until required for use again.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Among the many revivals of past fashions
and customs promised for this wonderful year
in England, that Of patching is to be num-
bered. 1t is one which will certainly accord
with the rich attire that is undoubtedly to
be worn. In former days a coach and horse
was a favorite design but the "lady OF
quality in King Edward Wis reign will
doubtless adorn hersdlf with motor cars, air.
ships, and other modern inventions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

OTHIN' like an or
gan an a monkey
to draw a crowd
Miss Larson stood
with all the chill
dren and maids and
half the grown peo-
pie of the block,
watching the red
capped animal walk
nm the shoul6er of a
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

Benzine and French chalk will remove
grease stains from mating. scrape the
chalk freely over the spot and then sprinkle
enough berzine to moisten 1t. When the ben
zine has eyaporated, brush of the chalk. AMI
the spot will have disappeared.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

The task Of drawing thread for hen,stitch
ing is greatly facilitated BY soaping the
fabric. Make III 1ather and apply with 2
shaving brush Whsn the linen is dry. the
threads will pull out easily,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
carnIII 8 Riohardson,s Letter.

Houston, Texas. September Chains In
Southern Texas, and an advance OF 8 to
3h-64 in Liverpool stimulated consider
able Southern buying In our markets to-
day, but the pressure OF sales against spots
and profit taking more than hlled the buy
ing demand, prices weakening toward the
close.
Forecasts for the next twenty-four hours;
For East Texas-Showers; Sunday fair.
West Texas-Bair In north, showers in
south portion Saturday; Sunday fair, ex-
cept showers in extreme west portion.
Louisiana-Showers Saturday; fair Sunday.
Tennessee and Georgia, West Florida and
Alabama, fair Saturday.
IL the demand for spot cotton even par
italy equalled the offerings we would feel
that prices must advance. There 10 no
question hut that conditions warrant high
limited II will be difficult to md buyers
TO absorb the selling which constantly goes
into the market to hedge spots. So far
this season with large movement. cotton
has shown great strength, due principally
TO the manipuations of Price and his fol-
lowers, and, while IL has been reported re-
peatedly during the past week that they
have been selling, 1t is quite likely that
they are still carrying long lines, probably
equal TO ali the hedging sales that are In
the market. SO long as prices hold arm
their position seems secure. but cornering
January cotton In September is not an easy
lulDg TO 40. shipping cotton 10 New York
from the Atlantics at existing quotations
to deliver on January contracts at 8 80,
does not look like a money losing PROPOSE
ton, and we doubt the cllQues ability
to hold January New York at the present
premium over the later positions.
Cooler weather Is expected tomorrow with
frosts at exposed places In Oklahoma and
Indian Territory.
Liverpool is due to be unchanged on
Monday, but should they take the initia-
tive and pifhnr daNliDu nH
markets should follow.
Carglll & Richardson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
lspecial ID The postl

New Orleans, September 27.-Iiyerpool
advices were more encouraging, consequent
" our market opened 4 to 5 higher and sph.
seqnently advanced to additional on
the heavy rains In Texas, Alaboma and
portions or Louisiana. and the predIcfion
OF colder weather tonight In these Stetss
anu frost In exposed localities IN Oklabon1S
una indian Territory. Nenr the close rea i.
lzlng oceasioned a slight decline OF I 10 a
masking the net gain 10 3 polnts on me
nay, receipts today were relatively on n
mS1re moderate scale spots were tiriu win
ssiss or $500 bales and up I.l6 Of cent.
Vas steady; The heavy rains N TIE rs'
aaIaoalna and Louisiana are reported 70 ha1,
u ltae much damage, beating ont fhe onen
IYV OV,'S' ana as they are being followed 6S
1921 temperatures, It is claimed that tSe
Ssctotrao VIII be retarded. Other important
t ,hrs must be considered In reaerd "a ~
tt I,se rains; they win reduce ths srsdsS
1reSsFuPt picking and restrict the move
t tssnS, ,Slop adyices, on the whole are mora
fqssunlsue than recently and AS new -r1,es7
nor, We WI have weekly weather re-.
h ,,, followed on Friday by montbSv
~ eau' ana as both documents are exnect
am 70 pc hullish, the chances are ealnes
VIII ai enhance further We continne m thtns
10 rea NJ s3uylns on easy periods with view
on Spots H. q B. Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
j. N. Wisner,a Isttnr.

Houston, Texas, September 27.-LAverpoos
had no guide TO govern them from this
side this morning, their market closing pre-
yious TO the opening Of American markets.
They are most decidedly aVerse to bellev.
Ing that present prices are justified and evil
IDENTIFY consider existing values as being to a
considerable extent speculative and are
playing waiting game; they are due To be
unchanged on Monday.
American future markets opened higher
and advanced during the earlier part of
the session caused principally by shorts
covering over Sunday, also by reports Of
rains and a decidedly good amount of out
side buying Values reacted later ON re-
ports that the bull Clique was unloading In
New York.
Just at the close Of the New Orleans
market reports of generally colder weather
over The belt tonight caused prices TO
The present market Is In a sensitive
condition and very susceptible TO Influences
In either direction and while the opinion
or much higher values finally has NOT
abated II would seem good policy to accent
prohts on good bulges for the moment with
a view OF replacing on sumps.
The weather over Sunday and wan
streets attitude on Monday morning seem
TO De governing factors for the moment and
can only be classed Us uncertain.
J. n. AVlgnar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
Sd. Louie southwestern 2ds
puLLNEss lN Oh sTocKs.
Attention Of Traders Confined to Small
Part OF List.

Attention OF Traders Confined TO Small
Part Of List.
Trading was devoid of life at the oil
and Stock Exchange yesterday. The attend
ance of brokers was rather limited and out
SIDE OF a few of the more popular stocks
there was practically no interest manifest
ed. There was a general weakness as far
as values were concerned. although the de-
sire to sell was scarcely greater than the
desire to buy.
Merchants and Mechanics fell below the
trading price OF the two previous days and
in touching the lac mark brought heavy
buying Inis is bottom price for that stock
and more than 66OUO shares changed hands
Takers raised their limits Nc later and
very good selling occurred at these figures
but buyers We're early accommodated and
the close showed lower bid with only u
slightly higher ask price.
Anglo American was the next best seller
at loss Of sc on the day. The stock
seemed TO be plentiful at this price and
bids were lowered TO l15c This caused
sellers to loosen and NO takers appeared
on the close, with offers down another &c
Paragon was In stronger demand, but va
while O moderate-sized block changed
hands. Becky Sharp moved Jsll1kc above
the offers OF the day before. National OIL
and Pipe was In better favor, but an Ad.
vance of Ia in bids only caused a similar
advance In selling price. Palestine and
Beaumont held the interest OF traders, but
sufficient concession could not be obtained
from holders TO bring results. Manhattan
made improvement with offers advanced lie
on the day and the ask terms raised 25c
The total sales amounted to 73,167 shares.
The prices bid and asked at the close yes
terday aud the sales made were as follows:
UNLISTED STOCKS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28

New Orleans, September n --Spot cotton
was nrmer today, the improvement In prices
bringing buyers and sellers nearer together.
q condition which resulted In the aale az
oe,9p halos, Including 1850 to arrive Onote
'2 rs naNaneed l-l6 OH an grades
es.,,e ,usnie market WAS quiet In tho
above Yesterday closing figures. hut eased
2,t pelore the hoon hour The board al
ne S.ose shoN Ell September even, October
POINTS higher, while the other positien,
Melt 20 pointe up, compared With Ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
METALs.

r'sw York, September 27.-Thera ns. h.er
nslg little change IN metals today nom
bb sen S9naltons and no large sales nave
Il, 49, ~ tenorted. consumers still showing an
.hd,s position 70 take mold and huy more
tahn absolutely necessary for thor ,n,,,,
a a requirements Lead closed locaily AZ.
ena 9he ms, az Londcn. Spelter was
arm az last quotations, ~" No''s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28

NEW YORK COTTON.
Market Opened Steady and Advanced
on Bullish Crop Reports.

on BuIIish Crop Reports.
New York September THE cot,op
nafhet opened steady with prices . to 4
Polu.s nlgheF on nervous demand from room
shol'S ana s'me support from the bun syn
g'yn'e Following the call commission
nouses re-entered the market as buyers
.lAlns oack cotton sold at lower Level
yeS''roay and on Thursday. For the hal
ana and S ~ ene forenoon, speculation WAS hr,sk
r,s,ts b,s...al Win the bull element svste-
t marc hnyers q the winter onions s ~
eetlrg 10 was again very bullish. indt
Ire ere sfsg poor TOP crop prospects over
Europe and spinners We're bnears ny ne south,
NJ e winter months toward the cjose ~
ana r rs,h honr and bid January IN ~ e "
'N '@''n % 500 AT this level. smaller
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HIehard Cooke & Co.'S ett,,

fnilv Te a, texas, September 27.-Iivernool
dsy rSSs sS y to our adyaace Of yester
nights S close or h., sold 8 higher than last
close OF Yesterday. ueeNue 70 the
ne. ~ z. correspondent at New Orleans ,v,,a.
tlon ArEsS e, teels influence official predic
ttI.ory colder with frost esna M lIu ian Ter
''Aisht aud colder Texas tonight 's"nues
Atehard Cooke & CO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
New York Money.

New York, September 27.--Money on call
firm with all loans at per cent except
camille paper @ per cent Sterling ex-
change firm at 4S7% for demand and at
A s219 for sixty days; posted rates .s9la
and 4,S6Ia; commercial 4.S1& IA. S2A
Bar silver 5115. Mexican dollars 40h gov
eminent bonds steady; State bonds mac
tive railroad bonds weak.
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STOCK MARKET WAS FEyERISH

the obligations Of American borrowers to
foreign lenders were already 80 great that
Imports Of gold must necessarily represent
borrowings for which price must be PAD.
The one point OF view or the spectators
was that the country was In condition
o. unexampled prosperity, which promised
continued demand and increasing Vaiue
Tor securities Powerful combinations OF
spectators some OF them commanding at
the way from SIb.UOO,OOO 20 S50,OVO,VOO. 0c'
cording to competent estimates, have long
neen engaged IN taking on all the stocks
they could carry with all the money they
could borrow. The cheapness OF call money
pending the season Of active demand FOR
funds, stimulated this disposition. although
tnls deceptive cheapness was IN user lue
70 the expectation Of rise In m0ney rates
for long periods ond the desire Of bankers
70 keep their resources In really available
form. The large holdings OF stocks thus
taken on had the natural effect Of liftlng
prices OF securities. but they were not
taken with the purpose or holding put
simply held on margin to feed the more
substantial Investment expected 20 develop
50 long MS the banks left the credits un-
disturbed with which the pools held their
stocks this condition might have been main
talned indefinitely. hut the deficit In bank
reserves late Saturday ana the Inability 70
replenish the cash SO as 10 make good the
denciency left the bnnk no alternative nut
70 demand the repayment Of the loans
The high money rates which tempted de-
positorE OF all Glasses 10 draw their deposits
TO place them In call loans on their own
account Instead OF accepting the compare
lively meager interest paid by the banks
on deposit. The banks were thus compelled
to extend the process Of calling loans and
tho money market was thrown into dis-
order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28

longs sold for profits, preferring TO take a
neutral stand over the Sunday adjournment.
Southern spot markets were described as
steady to firm. with buyers disposed TO
meet the views Of sellers on the matter OF
prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
FUruRE IS sTILL UNCERTAIN

The process OF actual depletion Of re
serves has meantime continued, though In
diminished degree. The governments
customs returns have continued TO run
over 100000 day, practically all OF
which is payable direct from the New
York banks into the subtreasury, and the
demand from the interior for the purposes
az circulation has continued Inc internal
revenue and miscellaneous receipts can be
legally diverted into bank depositS and
these are running light The stringeney
of money has caused some weakness or
foreign exchange but has not depressed the
rate again to the gold import points. II
has been experienced with the former Of
fers by the trade to anticipate government
interest that they brought litte response
from bondholders 1t Is considered improb-
able that the banks will put out again i'm
mediatey In the stock markets the loans
which have been received from there TINS
week For these reasons the opoinion over
the future of the money market and its
effect on the stock market is stil uncer.
tain
Speculative bonds have been freely sold
during the week and some nigh grade
bonds also have reflected pressure United
States IS, Is, 5s and the old As, coupon.
advanced u and the old As, registered, ~
per cent. as compared with the close or
last week.
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Mid fair 80 1916
Sales 81

Low mid .s9b MID fair 800 1915
Middhng ....9 Sales ...,ST
liverpool Spots closed steady limited de-
nvSd,. Irlces 1-a2d up GALES 5000 bales OF
M 1900 werc American; export aud
of ,rh1 ion 300 hples; imports 5000 bales,
p1m,r u,r 1000 were AmerteRa. - )
S, ui-nLg ...4 1882 Mlddling .....4 1910
S HUvu SIu'Nr a 49, Good mid B 1872
~" n''u' q 2T32 Mid tair ,,6M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
Tie IMMENSE MOVEMENT
WAS ALSO OVERCOME.
Larne Spot Demand and Similarity d
Movement 70 Small Crop Years
Nerves the Bull.
AT TuE mDsEs

At THE CtOsEs
Liverpool, 2 i-2 to 8 ~ points higher.
New York, 2 points down to 4 points
up.
Now Orleans, 3 to Q points higher
SPOTS,
Liverpool, t-s2d higher.
New Orleane, t-t6o higher
Galveston, 1-t6o higher.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28


Yesterdays cotton market may be counted
a victory for the bulls Not 30 much on
account Of the actual results accomplished
as the fact that they were accomplished
with tho same tremendous weight in evl-
dance that presses from the movement.
There were those trades who professed to
believe that the September deluge Of cot.
ton was renlly no better criterion by which
20 judge the relation Of supply and demand
than the figures which ruled N the 1rst
month Of 1896 or 1899. In the former year
almost 100000 bales found their way to
market during September and IN the latter
100000. A statistical review VIII disclose
the similarity, and It may be SAID played
\ keenly upon tho nerves Of shorts" The
nltcome of these crops 10 history and the
NEEDS Of the world under present circum.
stanes is little less doubtful. Just in nc.
CORD Nth the erect that such condition
would cuse did yaues IN q small way re-
spond TO he movef OF the operator Only
the near osions tlelded 10 the nquidator
and met with decline while the strength of
the distant o-egl was decisive from the
start and the Sring deliveries scored a
comfortable gain!
In the Issuance report from the New
York Journal OF Cnmerce concerning Ala.
bama and Misslssik reminders Of the oc-
tober bureau repor,fe fell gently upon tile
trade. According tohls journal the sec
ond crop" passes To- he realm OF remote
possibilities and frcEst the average time
wSuld7only find mn slpty neid to explore
THE rainfall in our on state was consid
srsd destfuetiye TO- he prospeers for q
nter yleao. Ihese llluenees induced d
gresalyeness on the M Of mis- nrics,
worked their way up nj, perr,,nct9rvp man
ner Vhe professional h H., ~, ~ Annti
,vally occurs at the endtsS ~ tnet seu
in evidence and the brief ,rs ~ 1,Ts WIZ W..
WIN impending holiday ,aiSdea ne oc
WHY So nssiSsSa a. lef large rings There
to 9ouse the speculation, buS,t3na cnruinn
neHsiof the spot demand abro, n5SA y NJ
lent Influence, The immense t,pnrt ~ ~"
tinpei 10 reflect the attitude OF ports con
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london Money.

London. September 2T-Consols for
money and the account 90 DIG Bar silver
quiet 23&d Money 1-362%; discount
short and three months bils 2d2A per
cent.
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RIoR MOVEMENT.
Comparative Spot Markets.

The Following are the closing ouotatior.
Tor cotton on the SPOT today AZ tho iendlns
markets, together with the closing OF mid.
dllng yesterdAy. with saleA TODAY;
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ESTIMATES FOR MONDAY:
Houston, t4,5oo to@ $4,000 against
1878 last year.
New Orleans, 1000 to $4,000 against
2f,s6s last year.
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WeekIv Rank Statement.

New York, September 27--The statement
of the associated banks for the week end
ing todpy shows.
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oBLIGATIpNs TO FOREIGNERS.
rrpv'ran aasertised fact was ignored that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-28
COTTON MARfET QUOTATIONS

Tho range of prices at New York an,
New Orleans FOR active months was as FOL.
lowss
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NON orIeans cotton.

pllIeTenee aa.Noa 2a.p5a 2s4. 2ol
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stock a. United States Ports.


Houston Spots closed steady prices mn.
changed; stock sA,oos bales: sales 800.