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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
IT. 4. B. BEER. COTTON LETTER.
By Private wire to C. c. Abercromnie
 H Co.,. 32 Commerce st.

Nv Privst. wire to c. c. Abercromhie
 . O., 32 Commerce st.
 New Orleans. La. July SImane lnfaners s5f bie prise ot the day n1yrres. wa: tae of tSe srowins published by The New York Journal of Commerce. especially as to the such promising report on thls pa.r- ticuiar state yesterday. and although its first average, 779. aGalnst ,.t.5 last month. was more puIilsn thah iooA- ed for. the climax was capped at noon, when it was announced that serious mistake had been made in the compila- tion of the first report. the correc- tion making condition of the entire belt average 7b.5, or an improvement for the month of only 1.2, which would point to a bureau of about 73.2 against general expectations of about 7S.
 During the day, there was published another condition report from a private source, the improvement for, the month being placed at about 2.5 per cent. Thus far the general average of re- ports showing improvement for the month by accepted authorities figure AS. and on this basis, which will probably be found to be approximate ly correct, the indicated crop condition report of the Government agriculture bureau is 76.6.
 It now appears that the small per centage of improvement In the crop is due mainly to the smaliness of the plant. a condition which has all along received serious consideration on the part ourselves. for what would 1t avail If the plant continue to improve slow ly. yet be SO backward as to suffer a loss of from ten to twenty per cent h r1u Lxi Sa of failure of such a proportion of the crop to mature before the advent of freezing weather. Last year, one of the earliest killing frosts on record | was experienced in the South. but the crop had escaped injury on that account because of having matured before the | frost made its appearance, unlike this 1 year. it having been almost & perfect season from time of sowing the seed | to tno maturing of the crop. which was nearly all open at the time of the | great gulf storm on September 2Sth This year 1t is said that picking will not be begun during the latter part | of October, in some places not until November 1st., providing the late cror natures. As We Lave remarked sc often. the South has yet to make a full
 crop. much less large one, under con ditions as existed and still exist this year We nave 1t this afternoon that the Commissioner of Agriculture foi Arkansas makes the condition of the crop in that State sixty. which is little better than a half of a crop. Accord ing to advices conditions are almost a' bad in Louisiana, and not much better in Texas and Mississippi.
 | Aours truly, | c. c. Abelcrombie & Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Naval Stores Review.

Savannah. July S1-(S (Special) )-With3 out single auctuation during idn , the i,a z sne opsnug Sn ta'aer as and sp of turpentine in excellent demand. seemed to have recovered somewhat from the attack of the buying element of supply and demand as warranted by the true statistical position of the marh ct.
 The opening n Wednesday CJuly 24 was firm at 55 1-4c. The opening yes terday was firm at 55 1-4c and the n" ca t @ 5 the tSs Mseb eu,sae wds beins rm a. bare gain of 14c. and which was, re- aoter
 Again du, ing the week jus. passed, rl lovemcni, The demand was excel lent and the exporting element which has seemingly teeh playing waiting Ea ne" for some Weekes were con 5pin- uuuslx in the ma ket. Several heavy foreign shipments We're made Tn tue seven days.
 From the tgeneral. condition of this market in th.. past week It would &p- last been rei ohcd. Certainly a close observer Of .he naval stores market would be ready t' toncede this fer. whereas, the exporting element has either been a;.' srtner out of the mar kct. or bcar'rs W th might and main, they are now coris.stent buyers. I he excuse OHereu WHeu tue dItltie was being manipulated at will, was that the foreign demand was lacking, but almost anybody in the business. eX- cepting the exporters themselves, be- lieve that there was really no reason for the recent break of the turpen- tine market, and that 1t was brought absolutely through manipulation Last year turpentine was selling at a7c Ter gallon.
 The receipts yesterday were t,270 casks; week. 6,7S9; month, 27,6S'; aea- son. S2, S54. 70, casks; week, 7,7o7; month. 22,95S; and season Foreign for week, 6,050 casks. Sales, total, 4,G29. Stock, 22,421 casks
 In all grades of rosins almost daily fluctuations were quoted. The general trend was narrow. however, and at !he call of yesterday the following quota- tions obtained: Water white; so'0o i. Ki"sSS K' sSso; Ss F. ss4SSS; Il, s4so; c, $4Se; F. $4.75@477 1-2; E. s4.50; D. $i.25Q 4.sO; CBA. s4Oo@4.05.
 The receipts-Tuesday, 3,7S3; week, 1854; month, 72, 54S; season, Fl ,oS9.
 The xports-Tuesday. 1857: week l9,lSS; month. 69 169; season; lSl ,3o6 . Foreign for week, 10.S1s Sales, total 17,53l. Stock. 6l,5b9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (Corrected Dnlly.S

(Corrected Dnily.S These prices are at wholesale and not to stsSeh@corn soloc: standard good. pearl 4mc; gloss lump Ac: ;ickel goods Lard-Lsaf loc: compound sxc; basis Rie.-E..ra fancy head |: fancy head vin.ssr--Psr gallon is0a2c. sx Sioc: choic. ii@ise fancy isoi1Mo. 'ss ssa. f:nss sSs XIX sardines-American mustard ss.4O: K-oiI orits-Psr bbL ss. s: per .acs si.ss. Asms-pcvs l7c: others lAmoiso.
 Fiour-Bssis barrels: high patent $. 50: fancy patent SS. 2,: half patent e4.so: Grain and Aay-Bran q 70; shorts N: ee; sie sGc: ss: ,ss .ss "S:. 'sis spp.s | hay N.2S: Johnson srass sis O..
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes 1;lo bu: xar lsc gal fancy full cream cheese. dat. extra fancy is.2s: fancy ,5. to box: evapo- sS as iS So.:: s se-7o exc iS.: 9: lS boxes 7o-se exc ib.: navy beans this years crop sa 2s eS sIsS%ss: m s.s plant: crate; snap bean. 7bc bu.; green corn zoe doz. squash l0c doz cabbage 15 O 40c dos {; cantaloupes. crate N .75@$2. 26: watermsl- ons $i2h @S15@s2Q hundred cabbage. Western bbi crates $2.l0.
 Bees Wax-26c.
 Wool-Clean 32Mc bury wool l7hc to l5c: washed wool soc.
 Hides-Dry f1ints f6: dry raIted 1Sc: green salted 7Mc-
 Cotton Seed Meai-zS. %.
 Molasses-Georsia Cane tarrei ssc per gallon; cases gallons 33 per case: maple syrup, Loe Cabin. gallons Si+; h gallons q 50: quarts 3+. 26 per dos Chickens-Hens 300: flyers 3sQ S0c; oroil- CTS 15c: ducks BOG. ,
 sugar-Granuiated ghe; T Y. c she. Eggs-15c dozen.
 Country butter-l2xe per 10.
 Cora spot; Amsrioan new mix'o steaaS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Chicaro Grain and Produce.

Chicago July 31-The wheat market was weak today because or continues clear weather in tine northwest. Al tns close the September delivery was OH 3-4 at 7-S. Corn was up 3-S oats showed a gain of 5-S at 3-4. ProVlsionS were unchanged to 1-2 at DC lower,
 The wheat market opened firm pc se~of the buiiish news rom Flu rope where wet weather is sad 10 De causing damage to the crops in France and the Germany. These reports. now ever, were offset by the faVoraoie weather conditions in this country ana pit traders sold steadily all day. Ihe market became weak in the last haiI of the session and continued neaFy aol the remainder of the day. Ihe cioee was weak and close 10 the lowest point of the day September opened to IA c lower at 9 IS to 32 l-4, az vanced to 92 5-S and then deciineo to 91 l-2. The close was at 9l l-l at o,o,
 Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to s3.60O bushels. Primary re ceipts were 775,000 bushels against 1,7 49l ,0OO for the same day last year Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago ae, ae ported receipts of 40T cars against Sol last week and 439 year ago
 There was very little trade in corn and the market was flrhi. larseIy III sympathy with oats. At the opehihs there was some selling because or the excellent weather for the crop. put later many of these sellers became buyers because of the advance III oa.s, . The market closed stfoilS. o'ptotil,. opened Is lower at B 3-s. advanced t0 53 7-S at 54, where It closed: Local receipts of 131 cars. 9 contract grade
 Oats were active and strong. iea ture of trading was the puf.iiaaI p El between 20O0, 900 and 100000 bushels by a prominent bull. This buying m m duced free covering by shorts. me main source of strength was found III renorts of the poor crop condition from ali sections. September opened shade to IS at IA higher at 59 l-2 10 o-S, advanced to 40 1-2 and closed at fo IS. Local receipts 40 cars
 Provisions were quiet an1 steady. five cent advance in the price of live hogs was a bullish influence N tne 5c ot 1850 at 1852 1-2. Lard and ribs were each unchanged at 925 and s.'2 l-2 respectively. ,,,
 Estimated receipts for ton1orLow. w Wheat 143 cars; corn 16S; oats 5f; hogs IS, 900 head.
 foln
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York July 3l.-The London tIh mar ket was 5Q1Os higher with spot quoted at f1S2 and futures at flS1 Locally the mar ket was dull but a shade higher with spot quoted at $39. 759 9 $40. 25.
 Copper had a sharp break in London: spot closing at fS1 or two pounds lower. and flu lures at fS2 10s twenty five shillings lower, Lake S20 50Gt s21 50; electolytic SEQ c s20 go, casting $19 50G SEQ. V Lead unchanged at $5.15@$5 25 locally, but advanced to flo los in London.
 Spelter 2s Cd lower at f23 Cd in Lon don and also easier locally al s5. S5 c s 95
 Iron unchanged in the English mat ket- Locally the iron market was without feature. Steel bars have been active in Chicago where sales aggregated 2o.0o0 tons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

ed unchanged to an advance of five points in response to steady European and Bra zitian markets and continued light receipts There was some realizing and possibly A little selling for turn at advance, but Flu ropean shorts were said to he buying here, Firm offers from Brazil were said to be O" Il higher basis and the market ruled gene rally steady closing net unchanged to five points higher. Sales were reported of 34.75O bag, including:
 September .... .... .... ''5 su December .. .. .. ....5 95 Maffh -... '''' '''.' .o ..o~ May ''.' ''''" June .,.. ,... .... .... D iu
 Spot coffe" steady: Rio No. 6$c; san tos No 77,c; mild coffee steady; Cordo~ Va 9H H12l4c,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
y.xs.s CITY LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St Louis, July 3I-The St LOUIS gram markets today ranged follows:
 Wheat = July S73s asked. sept Ss7. q S9: range ss7s to S9%. Dec 927s @9S asked; range s2A to 93S May 9S% nom.
 Corn:-
 Sept 51%G7s asked: range 51A to 51A Dec 4Sls asked; range 477s to 4sh.
 Oats:- -- July 50 sept 3S7s G39 asked; range 3s& to 3sM q A Dec 39is @ A bid; range SSB to Ss1s e r :, May 4l3 bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW YGRs< DRY GOODS.

New York. July 31.-The month was very favorable one for the dry goods trade, The large jobbing houses increased their sales. over last year Advances were made today in several Of the prominent blcached goods lines Silk piece goods are selling well in the johbing houses. Fears are entertain ed of the effect of the dock laborerS strike In Relfast will have in delaying shipments fin linens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
sT IOUs PRODUCE.

st. Louis. July S1-Whiskey steady S1. 35. Iron cotton ties Sl 09.
 Pork lower; jobbing sl6 50.
 Lard steady.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra short- $9 25; clear ribs s9. 2.; / short clears S9 S716. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts and clear ribs $l0.l .l2h; short clears sl0 .2b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, July 31.-Spot cotton closed steady and unchanged; middlng l2&c. Sales were 300 bales on the spot and 100 to arrive
 Futures opened steady. the active months ranging from two to four points above the close of yesterday. Various crop conditions reports of very bullish character had a decided effect the market. which was characterized by steady advances in values. At the close. which was steady. the active months ranged from eleven to twelve points above the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington, July s1.-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show: .o.. Available cash balance ..... $240,071, ,446 Gold ..,. ..''' oo'fsV'soS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Interior Movement

Houston-Steady. 13c: net receipts PAT; gross receipts PAT: shipments 4s4; sales s3 stock S.030.
 Augusta--Quiet, 13hc: net receipts I47: gross receipts l47: shipments 52; sales s2: stock s,741.
 Memphis-Quiet. 1Sc: net receipts Bs: gross receipts 25e: shipments 2.316: sales 100: stock 33977
 St. Louis-Steady. 13hc; gross receipts 5s: shipments 65S: stock 1857.
 Cincinnatf-Net receipts 103: gross re- eeipts 103: shipments 29s; stock 6,s55.
 Louisville-Firm, i3Ac.
 Little Rock-Steady. 12hc: net receipts 4.7ss. ''o'A Total today-Net receipts 5S1: gross re. ceipts s41; shipments 3.s19; sales lS5; stock 69,S4e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, July 3l.-TurpentIhe IIriH 55 Hc; sales S27 receipts l.za' sh'piheh'S
 Rosin firm: receipts s.444: sales s,lG4; shipments 400: stock 64.6oS Quote; ABC G $475; Fl S4.S5; I S4.90: s5. M S So: $5.75; VIC s6 %; wv $6o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

New York. July 3I.-sugar raw firm: fair refining 3 ls e 8. 4S1z; centrifugal 96-test 93Ih; molasses sugar 3 12 h ca IS 12 re- fined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
CINCINNATI PRODUCE

Cincinnati. July s1.-Flour dull. Wheat firm. old s1c: new sS4s9c. Corn firm 561s Qt7c. Oats firm 46c. Rye steady: new ssc. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady s1.31.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

Scattered showers have occurred in alr except the northwestern districts. the rain fall being heavy in eastcentral Texas, nor.h- western Florida. and portions of Louisiana Temperature changes have been slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Temperaturel Rain

s-For 12 hours ending 2 am. x-Received too late to be included in district averages
 NOTE-No record at Greensboro. Ala, from July 18th to 26th, inclusive.
 DISTRlRT AVERAGEa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
REMARKS.

T-Ihdicatss inappreciable rainfall.
 %--For yesterday. t-For 24 hours end ing am. 76th Meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

GSlveston-Steady. 13c: net receipts 1.532; gross receipts 1.532: stock 17,434: shipments coastwise LAPS.
 New Orlesns-Steady. 12@c:' net receipts 2.<S3; gross receipts 2,4s3: sales 400: stock 30,366; shipments coastwise 1.454.
 Mobile-Quiet, 12hc: net receipts 5; gross receipts 3: sales 25. stock 3.315.
 Savannah-Quiet. 28c: net receipts 117; gross receipts 117: sales :: stock 1s,72O. Charleston-Nom. net receipts B.: gross receipts 5: stock 412s: shipments coastwise 200.
 Wilmngton-Nom. net receipts 10: gross receipts 10. stock 399
 Norfolk-Steady. 1211c; net receipts 13; gross receipts 12: sales 22n stock 1o,S45; shipments coastwise 40.
 Baltimore-Nom. 13hc stock 4.ss7: ship ments to Great Britain 143.
 New York-Quiet, l3hc: gross receipts 392 sales $500: stock 1s5.799.
 Boston--Quiet 13c: net receipts s1: gross receipts IFS.
 Philadeiphia-steady. 1925: net receipt. 73; gross receipts 961; stock 1.225.
 New York-Deduct 2,236 bales from ey- ports to Great Britain since Sept 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVEKPUUL CUITON MARKET. Liverpool July 3l.-Spnt cotton. moder- ate buisness done. prices three points high CT:
 Good middling ...,.... .. ............7.7s ' 7s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
>pyV WORK pRODUCE.

Charleston July 31-Turpentine and ros in nothing doing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

Low midding ...... ...N ..6.S Good ordinary e'Vs Ordinary .. ..,. .... .... 5.49
 The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included $500 American. Receipts 2.00o bales. including 200 American.
 Futures opened quiet and steady and clos oa steady merican ruiddlfnR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
Ronier EiectrocufsA.

Auburn. N. Y., July 31-Charles Bonier. 80 years of age. of Buffalo. convicted for ths murder of Frants and Jonhanna Frehr was sieotFooutsd hsvs this morning.I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01

The barometer Is lowest over the extreme northeast, and additional showers have oc- cured in New England and over the greater portion of the cotton belt. the rainfall be- ing moderately heavy in east-central Texas, northwestern Florida. and portions of Loui- siana. Seasonal temperatures prevail in all districts. except over the plateau region. where they are somewhat above the normal. Showers have occurred in the Missouri val ley and in Montana, though area of high barometer covering the north slope of the Rockies is now giving fair and slightly cool CT weather in the middle west
 Conditions favor partly cloudy weather in this section tonight and Thursday with possibly showers Thursday afternoon.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama, for the 24 hours ending at am. 18th Meridian Time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
TAfal MnxAmenf

Total today at all ports net +.30s: ship ments to Great Britain 1,sSl: stock 2ss,s7
 Consolidated at all ports net s.0S0: sip ments to Great Britain 9.914: to France sos: to continent 4.555: to Japan 24S.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net s,sls,- 624; shipments to Great Britain 3.754. .202; to France S92,399; to continent a,392,11S: to Japan 24S.0S6: to Mexico eO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW OKLrANs SUGAR MARKET.

New orleans July 31.--Sugar steady open
 kettle centrifugal BE @Skc; centrifugal vel low 3Tsd4%c: seconds 2% 93&e Moasses quiet. new syrup So9S4c'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
|, 1,lv s1-Turpentine steady
ceipts 482.

Wilmington July S1-Turpentine stead b5c; receipts 142 casks.
 Rosin firm $4 co bid; receipts 4s2. Tar firm s2 50: receipts 66.
 Crude turpentine firm sS %: s4'3o am $4.74 receipts ll0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
LOCAL COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. July 31-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NoTE-The aversg. maximum and

NOTE-The average maximum and min:- mum temperatures and. the average rainfall ore made up It eerE center from the actual number of reports received. The 'state of wes sther is that prevailing at the time of observation
 F. P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director, Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. July 31.-Spot cotton clos. steady Sales 400 bales: receipts 2,463;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
s-Risipg. x-Talltng.
RIVER FORECAST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST

The Coosa will remain nearly static and the Alabama will rise slowly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
A Sunday Dinner

let stand while you make half cup
Of cream sauce, then add it 10 the
sauce and stir until dissolved; add a
few drops of onion juice. strain, and
when nearly cool pour il over the
chicken, which has been cut into neat
pieces or sliced and well seasoned
Serve cold on q tender lettuce lear
or garnished with young celery. The
top sometimes may be sprinkled with
rolled toast crumbs and finely chop
ped parsley before the jelly has firm
cd. The jelly also may be cut in tnln
slices and served with thin bread and
butter.
BREAD PUDDING.-Take three
cups of stale breadcrumbs and one cup
raisins. four cups Of milk. one cup
OF sugar. flavor with vanilla, put into
a pudding pan. and bake from thirty
10 forty minutes.
EGGLESS VEAL LOAF.-One pound
Of cold veal chopped fine. one cur
sweet milk. good sized cup Of crac-
| ker crumbs. season with salt and pep
per and bake one hour in slow oven
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
p1cK1n REETRooTs.

There are some precautions neeoeu
in the keeping of pickles that may moi
he usually considered. They must not
freeze. or they win be spoiled; they
should always be in stone crooks OF
glass. never in glazed jars or tins o.
any sort: they must be kept cool ana
especialIy must the cupboard De en-
tirelv free Of dampness where pickles
are stored. If grease Of any KIND mas
been IN a lar or bottle. pickles viii sI'oll
n mt in the same receptacle
Among the most attractive Vege1a-
HES used for sour pickles is the oeet'
care should be taken in preparihs
them for boiling to not prick the outer
skin. or the beautiful red l. lost -
cooking. Select them of uniform SIZE
wash and boil about an hour and
ha1f. drain and cool; peel and silcs
half an inch thick. Measure vlhega'
10 cover. and add two ounces OF an.
s0,ca and the same OF whole peppers
- each gallon and boil for nve mn,
mes When cold pour over the slAos,
/ baa4s and cover. They viii pc reao-
for use in week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
Bread Novelties

TEA ROLLS.-When your bread is
ready to put in pans set aside enough
dough in bowl fer a good sized loaf
two and one-half pounds VIII be sufa-
cient. Have ready one-haif cup lard.
which has been warmed, but not melt
ed: To this add one-fourth cup sugar;
mix these ingredients together and
work them thoroughly into the dough.
Have your pastry board well Toured
and transfer your dough, which viii be
in a sticky condition, 10 this; now
knead gently into it enough -four TO
make the dough just stiff enough not
10 stick TO your hands; replace in the
bowl and set aside to rise. When light,
roll out and cut into cakes with bis
cult cutter. mold these into balls, and
set close together in q pan. If wanted
hot for tea. set in a cool place to rise;
when they have stood about an hour
brush the tops with sweetened water,
which viii make them a rich, glossy
brown.
SPIDER CAKES-Take some dough
from yeast bread, cut into any shape.
and fry with butter enough 70 keep
spider from being dry. Fry slowly and
eat when fresh spread with butter.
SQUASH BREAD.-One pint sifted
SQUASH, one-half cup lard, one-halI
cup nolasses, two-thirds teaspoonfui
soda, salt TO taste; -four enough to
knead IT stiff. rise twenty-four hours
bake it in cakes OF pans as you would
ginger bread.
+ BROWN BREAD.-Mix one-half cur
each Of corn meal and graham -four
ada one and one-fourth cups graham
-four. one-half cup molasses, one tea
spoonful salt. three teaspoonfuls SODA
and one and three-fourths cups luxe
warm water. Mix thoroughly, pour IN
IN a buttered mold. and steam tnfe'
and one-half hours. Attractive loaFe
If brown bread are made by steanaine
t4e mixture in one pound baking pow
der cans. when two hours is sutilclen
for the cooking.
MORNING BREAD.-Pour one Gu
If boiling water into one cup OF mix
when cool. stir in one cake Of com
ro,,nd Yeast dissolved in two taoAe
s,annf1Tl< Of lukewarrn water, one lea
, s,oonf111 salt. Add -four to make
, stiff dough: turn out on a kneadln
hoard. and knead twenty minutes. g
: ,,ntu it viii not cling TO the noar'
Ta+ it rise for three hours; knea
! thoroughly, put in pans. and let rs
+ ono hour. Bake forty-five minufe'
; This viii make three loaves, ana : i
tended for morning bread niahlhs'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
NAsTURTIUM SALAD.

This is a delightfully."- spicy salad and
most decorative for the sunday O.
company dinner. Pick a goodly mum
Der leaves and blossoms, WASH wen u
cold water and shake dry Arrange
in a shallow glass dish. leaves ana
flowers forming a border and stems
running to the center Of the dish. / axe
TWO or three cold boiled potatoes alle
slice thin. Peel an equal NUMBER q
tomatoes and slice. Then arrange Pc
tatges and tomatoes in alternate CIR
cles covering the stems Of the naslllF.
tiurns and sprinkle with. a little ms
minced onion and parsley. Dress VIZ
French dressing and serve very coAa