The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-08
THEDAILY GAZETTE.
L e.saAl, SEPTEMBER,
StGiR FROM THE CHINESE CINE.
rHr QUESTION % eRtsr.L,xArpS srrfrnp.
From the Chicago Press !


We have seen IL stated that no less than
a hundred thuu.andacrcs have been devoted
t. thimsc sugar cane in this country the
present season. The experiment nj manu-
featuring sugar AMI molassc> from il, thcr,'
fore will he tried ON sale sufficient,
large e. determine the whole question ~ H.
value lag such purposes. There arr iicl,l,
IT il in ever, state and territory OF the illion
aud from various quarters, both al tie north
and the south, We hear that the crop j. a,,-
preaching maturity, and that Preparations
I are being made t. manufacture sugar Ii
La been extensively planted IN nur own
tate and some Speci'ncn, which have fall
| "a under our notice exhibit an cxttaardinar,
! .rowth 4 gentleman from Champaign
1 county lc't several thrifty ,ialk- with Ms
4 yesterday from ten q twelve feet IN h-.ght,
which were full II inicc that 1, tie taste
was n rich IN >achafinc matter n tina, uf
! tli' praier sugar can't AMI OF most dcl,ciou-
flavor We have not the least doubt that
/ Y would Yield superior article 81 sugar
4 We M al,a IN r,.>,~.i"n or several stalks
illl ten i''ct IN A,igltt irrm thu garden ~
VII. III -. >tunr. un the lake siofr
! kst while the grand experiment of sugar
! moving IN Tie temperate ATTITUDES approach
is elimination. mnlttules are IN doubt
neither pu't well ery>talizcd sugar can be
iaa.r from '..,' Inre VI the Chinese cane
. ~ aur-elyc he evidence in the atiirma.
tive eatir cuueu,iyc nn this point
such /, ID. ye..3,.s ii tue tc Z FreIea chem
its. Wt"s. IL lnauY has been RECENTLY
'nsannlrair'i a. the patent otliee. ana Will
in gwen g. the public IN the iurthcnming
reI"rt III the commissioners. Some of the
results a these experiments have already
appeared IN the Pass. AMI others are living
i,inic tl> nov. lr.n which We propose in
,llaM lew additional l,rt,
90. elias &c chemists. aua,ar u hnm /. Ia
Jackson, 1t Boston, haze assumed A. thu IL.
yalt Il their ha>ty experiments, that only
slueo=s, at grape sugar, couli he made iron.
the inc. al the sorghum, hut more careful
aud Thorough invests cations show that the
r.atsr portion II IL sarharinc natter Is
rrv.ialilahlc NJ licrry III France contends
thIi NJ uncrt .talized sugar pre- exists in the
cane and that tile formation Il GLUCOSE ~
ar : only owing L. the action II tie salts
contained IN the liquid during the manuf-
turing pr'c.s- he IL as II NAV. cautin-
DC, the report Z" II i. certain that tia great
~ portion 81 the >acrllarinu matter ~ the
iuiec i cr, .taliz,hle. and ina, hc obtained
"A the state .. crystals, il after rapid ls,iling
and iliteting, III, iald b. quicals csalor.,-
~ tie latter operation bean i condition
~ ahsnlnt. necessity IN sugar rakimg, 4, u,
!ev boIlinG. AT temperature uf IL dcrrec,
~ ,rn exposure for considerable tine g.
a temperature below the lo,,nr ,s,ii,. GIN
,p-e HAY hc formed ir,m the finest -, ,,sl.
sai sugar Dissolved IA water TN the CON
tg4rv, II the concentrated ."lutf,n iii gurau
g. heated beyond - dcsr,, il under
.ae. alteration. and Is changed ii lras, Il,
part. mt uucr, ,taliysllc ,us,i et -scrhar
.l.c lHaeilage
Nj Nray 81 London, whn !. naW M n.
tendance u,rn tlr National tslr nj i.ouis.
,'r, AMI w'a Tn l,etaaP, ntnr .Nlsrnyn
"a know ic,.,c ulHu the .ui.lcr than an,
ether ieAn ~ ~. Wutld. ), quoted a. g,-rl
.t.iharits lS Tie e,aa,ni .,loi,,.t "a a. que.
,,,,n u - .ia4.~ti,.t. tbi i, NJ, s.u.. iiat
tan. experiments Nttr' w. !, ttam maa,a4
lr,.p i H. lay Nil II. yiuallN tsn.lu ~
i,s,n lie p,,,lic ,nind ~ Ia devoted
ear, IL che ,i,hi,ct Iar,,un.. h,> iasr,l,ga
irons N illic1 aul ftuuec. a, we'll 4, IA tli>
umits during the i.u..ni -,a.,,n, and ha
lfasnel la,cnt e. III pr,,,r~s If ,.isar
s.aAuis III ingland
A>stnains, thea that ,tIrriat stGsa1 cau
E
iar,ilt possible L. eSasgcr,tr u. un,rttan,t
an asi'lItlun Ia tiae crop, 81 I'll. tsAlnl-
ase latitude. u salnc wa, discovered al
last tile period len tl.. .ultur, il tle -
arcane at tlr south lIs hccltar a partial
allure, and whca also the general e.,llsutnl
trt.A IT sugar BEGAN To uptrun pro luctiun
..c world demanded that ly .s.ne mcan,.
4 lsoeslble, the supply should h. Increased
tud III response t. taat demand a. ID ~
pgsstfieniial arrangement, the country was
-upplied with the >eed a the -afglnlm ami
lie iInrase. iruiu witch wc arr Ia have o,ir
ir,t harvest # ire, iabuI sugat II !,
.f.at event in the political ,cnnuns Of this
COUNTRY, II not IT I'll. warld W, Ia, uut
annually many millions a dollars lar fnrciru
usar, the crop u louisiana al bs,st. ne.iimr
tut fraction az the demand Lat year II
Nas estimated hat the nation consumed not
les than '"o,uAtss pound, and this
amount vast ~ II i. nansi Continually ia
rt';ass' Il s'lil''ient supply can ~ obtained.
I IN The ,hincsr sugar eanr We ar, nuN con
lident We hay" tie ~saiFcc "i sn almost ,n
bounded supply. twill il"uiishe ,efvw here
IA the nun, and ean l,e raised al the wet
=, easils AMI cloarls a. corn here, then,
hall We in the limit ~ ~ culture save IN
the demand iaF sugar and mnla>s.- The
j,ralraes of Illinois. beside, grow ing all the
hreadstuil. they d. INV, might almo.t sup
ply the markets II the world with thas,. AZ
tcles. We shall b. content however, Ion
tle next two or three years with ennneh "a
''aca q meet the home demand Tie in.i.
mess ean be- ind.ilnitel, extended thcresf
tel