The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-25 00:00:00

TOE PATENT VENTILATING GRANARY.
COMPANY (Untied).
(Imerporated and Registered under the Joint-Stock Companies
Act, 18dt, on the principle of Limited Liability).
Capital, £lOO,OOO. in AOOO Shane of Meech.
With power to the Directors to increase the Capital by special
resolution of the Shareholders at a general meeting.
Delimit on application, per Share, and a further payment of
Ai per Share on allotment.
live per cent. Interest will be paid on the Calls during
Construction of the Granary.
DIROLTOII3.
Y. Cerentry, Req.. Corn Exchange, Leaden.
A. Demur, Lg. (the Patentee), of the arm C. Derain and Co.,
111, King Wilham-street.
G. Horne, Req., Corn Exchange, London.
R. E. Mortice, Lg., of the firm C. Deena and Co., 6! King
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Esq., of the firm Bodoeonseht, Sons, sad Co.,

Fiffsbury-eireus. .
P. C. Rani, Ned., 3. Bloomfteldatreet.
L Stuekenechmidt, ISsy., Providence.hoare, Hackney.
With power to add to their number.
Banned-11e London Joint Strait Bask Princesetreet.
doidcrroaa—Meaere C. Draoe and Bone, Billitereanare.
AUDITOR
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W. Tu rqnand, Zeq , of the OinaofT)Olamin, Tnrquand, Youngs,

and Co. -
Edward Coventry, Eoq., Corn Exchange.
BaOutan—Mecca. J. Hutchinson and eon, 16, Angel-court,

Bccatiui ,pro m.)—J. L Sawa, Esq.

LONDON, MARCH 221, 1863.
The object of this Company It to work, In the United Kingdom,
the Patents granted to Mr. A. Denali, Ia Ike, for insprovemente
in the construction and fittings of Granaries, the exclusive right
to which has been provisionally acquired by the Company, and
to Mint licensee for the gems.
The principal advantages of the Patents are as follow :
Ist hconomy in the first outlay, the Patent Ventilating Granary
costing lees than an ordinary granary of the same capability.
tad. The Patent Ventilating Granary will hold at lout =li
cent. more vain than any ordinary granary occupying a d
area of ground, the grain beteg stored forty feet deep In aerated
silos oe bine, li in the model granary, built on this system in the
West India Docka.
lid. Considerable economy on the cost of the manual labour at
present Incurred in housing and delivering grain—such manual
labour forming one of the principal Demi of expenee In working
granaries is in the Patent Ventilating Granary superseded
brdyeag
machinery.
4th. In the Patent Ventilating Granary the grain is kept cool
end in lint rate condition, at a nominal cost, the Lary expensive
proem of turning being saved.
MA By t aprooass of ventilation grain is treed from weevila.•
6th. Ia the Patent ventilating Granary the grain is protected
from rate, mice, sad all vermin.
Ith. The aerated silos, or him containing the vein, being built
entirely of Iron, the expense of insurance Ia greatly diminished
or totally saved.
Bob. Great rapidity In homing and deliverinegraid at all times
• convenience to the trade, sad frequently of muds importance.
It mod be obvious that, with the many advantages altered 11 /
this Patent Ventilating Granary. so true in Be principle an
simple in its working, this uniertalring cannot fall to prove, not ;
only a perfectly We, but a very profitable investment. In feet,
the excellence sad advantage, of this new mode of warehousing
vale have been for several years thoroughly tooted by the
patentee, who Won has erected at the West India Dock, (by the
perminion of the directors) a model emery constructed on
this system, the warlingof which has fano entire satisfaction.
se peeved by the written testimonials of eminent men-faders ;
who have stored wheat therein, and any one inspecting this mid
granny can at once satisfy himself of its superiority over cedi-
negegrenerim
South Auetrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway ann.
= leiter • careful investigation of the merits of the above
at the West India Docks, have contracted with
the pateirriraor the right to bond in Austria, on his system
granaries to the extent of 700,400 quarter. , the ern of these
granaries, to bold 10,,000 quarters, is now constructingat the rail-
way alike at Trieste.
It is evident that if suds a safe mode of keeping grain in good
coalition were to be general y adopted, it would prove a great
boos to the community, and be in a commerdel point of view of
mamount importance, as a large field would thus be opened for
Investing is gran at low priced
Years of pteali are generally followed by years of scarcity. Ia
seaman, of abundance wheat Is often used for ether pennons
than human food, and sold at • great surigee to obviate the
risks of warehousing In ordinary ere an enormous
quantity of grain Ls annually sporlrdaranierdestroyed by vermin
awl insects. Wheat varies in pr from Os, to 110, per quarter.
Nothing would tend so much to attain that great desideratum—
equalisation of prices—as a sale mode of keeping grain, and that
may be obtained by means of this Patent Ventilating Granary,
which whilst It on the one hand saves the labouring dames from
Iroise prices, would on the other protect the farmer from ruin-
cesel4,low one,,
When It Is comidered that the Importation of vela into Great
'Wain and Ireland tad year amounted to 11,4111,818 quarters, it
cannot be doubts I that this Patent VentilatingOnusuy Deepens
of great development, and possessing as it does so rug edema-
Over ordinary girsaarlin must Le time eupemede them,
peanut capital of glOO,OOO will be amply sulitient to
WU and work a pedant granary on this system, capable of ma-
ligning 169,04116teuters. Itedoosing that 880,000 quarters will
ester and leave the granary In one year, and even calculating
that en sa avenge one-third of the granary will be always empty,
the net peens me eatheated d least 18 per cent. pee exam,
tektite as a bask) the present charges in London.
The net profile are to be divided ss follows
The shareholders are god to receive out of the came 6
pee cent per annum (ea interest', on the amount of share
capital paid up, alter which the sum remaining is to be ap-
portioned so under :
Seven-tenths to the shenholders.

fhree.tauthe to the patentee.
The patentee oral be entitled to subscribe; at pm three-teethe
at any flatber capitol which may Demised by the Cowpony, uo
other advantage whatever being reamed to the patentee, who
Ira borne all preliminary expenses Saab date.
Provision is made toe continuing the basins= of the Company,
attar the termination of the patents,
No application for shares will be received union accompanied
with the beakers' receipt for the deposit off 1 per Mare.
In the swot of the director. allotting lees then the number of
shams plied for, the amount paid into the bankers will be
to the further payment of U per share payable on
tmeut, and in case no alluttuent be made the money deposited
will be returned without dedueloo.
Applications for shares to be made to Mews. C. Demon end
Co., M. Kind Willivtuntrvet. City; and Mears. Hutchinson end
don, Angel-court, Throgroortosoteset, when prospectuas and
tonne of application for shares nay be obtained. The agree-
ment with the patentee can be inspected at Marrs. C. Dem=
and Co.'s.
N.B. Cards to view the Model Granary. at the West India
Docks, may be obtained of Messrs. C. Demur and Co. and MINUS.
Hutchinson and Boa.

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