New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09

=. III, .t.,vh the REGULAR odor Of fruit. Ia
rrese,vrT fruits for sweesmeais t9e 1870, III LII
ro..,J IL i he rum IN ordinary sugir thht ascs TT
,n.utstion cad decay % take place nels Do'iles ~
crenberTies can be pfesefs,a IN ~ ~ 40 - even
a. moist Mace Ia tho making Of cs o. cAfEhls OK
cti 81 fus NJ error IL greater tAan coming d rh''l o
beafed 40 simmer and then poured aP1a Ic sugar aI1
nse'S" ~, n ,ie sugar i dt--aised There mtny
thoas of reserviug fruit. some Of which Ike the Vaca
-, neu nav set be found valuable Ia extracting ibe
. er,,o init 20 a. 30 keep them IN dry state. No
Sov sornethng Of This hind viii yet be applied % m.
,n,rcse simple plan hos slfesdy been partially tr9a
ty he American Ihsinnx IN New Jecy win acc ie sue
cess chimney ebout 30 feet high s ied IN ths lower
III drawers with cloth o. lattice wofk ooit9nL ~
he bottom a be chimney small ere = boht winch meats
Tho air and ne dra caries the moisture O. the VEGA
III. az ~ ile top II The chimney. They cried la-go
snsti,v at corr vi icA has Oh the favor Of green con
when cooked. Peaches are dried by tnis process VII
great facility. end ~ doubt may bs very m "a
hnrro,ed s. suggested by Professor hapcs, we VII
srito,e plan 1t wooden trunk cay four feet square
b. built, With chimney o. one end Of mol -ae hight 70
10 give a dsi end 1t the ohcr ian blower agoi' tAs
,ixe q common vunoring mil. 70 bo run VIII b'rio
rover go revolutions minute 1hi- Vl send str9nS
srruf a sir through The truck and uptte chimney No
place stove in Che mouth OF he truss suhsen. 70
lie air O. It T. drown H. and the t,ut m drawers "Hh
basko, WORK bottoms. arIorged 10 1hs si1es 81 'g ~
ard We, enture 20 cay that the fruit viii be Pfs ~ le
fec q dust smoke tiCs &C IN ono TENN o. INC t'nc
o,ir,d lv any cd er process, besides which VIII DC OF
R,i,so,, gave an srnusing account Of the manner
II
Te walls Of stone soy xix inches thick ana Twelve incS
III ,yo made ak or eight et long and covered wh it
80 ne e,eckg s,Opped with clay. This Il dry!ng
Rim The Isache-, umipe and unpeeled, hhvei AMI
the stones taken out placed upon nc tOP ana re
Jnlt ft0D no; lhey burn and bot o. cold lucy
boTs n, rqotection from tho smoke and dt AMI "Ae1
fp,y dry enough 10 pick away, onehali othen acr
L,i,f tough bis of substance strongly resembling halt
Inr,,d sole leather hen cooked, - they frequently
crs nv .imu.rng d few minutes ia an r"p poi they
regemhle the same subsistence, aad are about az pal
a,nbIe az lhat would be If parboled Dried peaches
ougL. to be gently siowed twelve hours heaa OF ia"
nv are often served up with only half an hours soaking
end boiling In OF tho best fgt growing reg ons OF
tIo Wet YOU could find single taste Of anything but
hoo ard l0minv in many house except IA the bearing
season IL would be blessing .ae country we could
teeeb coIe 90 preserve and eat more fruit a. pfcnta
bic crop thero other 10 compare with II and yet as
Professor Mares tells wit"n reach Of this City are
s,il fosIv irving TO compete v..h the West ia raising
grain while they buy fruit for 'r own consumption
Prof Names said Fench ~.Ode Of preserving - con
,iderably Iractcod which is l.npy TO seal up fruit Ia
cpses or bottles from which tn air has been driven out by
placing them in hot water The best punes ever saw
were made I'm Maine. Charles Downing OF Newburgh,
makes peach figs, which delicious.
@ Pardee said Wayne Co sends holt million bushels
Of aIIles 10 market and very large amount Of dried a
niles and reaches Drying fruit the work Of women nnd
l. carried on in the rudest manner and generally unupe
fut particularly poaChcg is used for drying This Is be
cause The unfpe easily dried and looks whittier and nicer
that the frauds in packing fru is partly owing % gno
rance Of erf who do not know the proper names
of their fruit They to posses no knowledge OF
the best plan Of preserving fruit in any Of the various
forms. "
added he huckstoring system, by which farmers de
prved Of fair profits adopted for discussion this day
fortnight