New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20


made for the year ending the 3ls' Of JAY pc eA,
bibit. total product Of 1892 tuns, when con-rnsd
LIZA go tuns Of fresh beet-root. The sm"hhl VI re-
,,duaD was about 100 600 ,uns. The product OF sugar
from the beet in Germany is fully one-tnird ore tsH
in France. In this refsee @G's 81 So''V As ~
have a supply oi material sufncieni % H'S- ene
largest demand. In addition to the oe.'-fcot con-
suned in sucsrmskiDg in France. an equal suoui'
used IN the di-tng OF spirit - that 40 lear he'' "
entertained 81 deficiency.
In ~. United states arr al pressnt over 7G paper
mills in actual operation, 10 supply which Dv'o tnns
of raw material are required. Tue quantity u paper
made is estimated a. = oo0 01o pounds, Of ne average
value If 10 cents-equsl 10 81 .,-b,oW. -
Iu Great Britain there Wa manufactured n. 1871
1911 0 GOO 10 Of paper a- shown by the returns Of The
paper tax which i three cents per n. The cost 81
raw material mas varied from - 10 cents per H.
The Beet Residue ha- been definitely adopted " tne
British Government. AT the Royal Msuusctorv Wool
witch. for the manufacture Of carrige-case paper.
under contract with the patentee. The proportion Is
20 per cent, with 70 per cent Of linen, which makes
paper nearly as strong as parchment and much more
imperueable 70 moisture than was before possible by
the sid If rosin aud animal size-al Of which have
Been discarded
Neszrs. Grosvenor Chatter & Co., probably tic
largest ard weelthcs manufacturers in Great Britain
have entered upon the use OF the beet maierla az
their extensive mills ri H0ywel. Wsles, and new
mil has Just been completed at Maidstone. ON the
r.yer Medsay--orecied expressly to use the Beet
The patentee i now IL Germany, extending ms con-
tracts with the sugar manufacturers FOR the prepaTa-
ton OF the waste, and is only question of time
az to the USE Of the residue at every mil in Crest
Britain and on the Continent. Most OF III London
newspapers viii be printed upon the Beet Root pa.
per soon rs an adequate supply OF the mat maj
can be prepared. The saving ! found to b. III. or
two cents per pound the quality Of paper upon
which The Landau T,ae. i, printed.
The question Of soof Papcr, Of absolutely uniform
quality which cas- nv sola at lower prices while
increasing the remuneration Of the manufacturer 10
satisfactory extent. Il Que of Importance In every
publisher and printer. In the discovery Of the val.
liable properties Of the Tssdrg1 Of beet root mangel
wurtzel. &c. as paper stock great step has been
gained and considering the facts already esta bshed,
the NJ W material commends itself with great direct
ness and power 10 the interests oi maker and con-
| snmer A. q stock il j. ten times cleaner than
rags Of the best quality and in working j. FAR simpler
in al its pTocesse. than any other -tuif.
In the use of Beet Residue there il necessary ma
chine 10 gg the material 70 the proper c0usistence,
the cost OF which j. moderate. Except this, the ma
chinery and appliances OF the mills require change.
After pulping ard bleaching, admiXture il made
with other stu in the rag engine, in such proportion.
from 10 a. 30 per cent the maker chooses acces ding
10 Kind and quality. MIXED with cotton IN equal parts
n magnificent paper is made Of strength and ileXi-
bilty superior to that from the proportions VI
linen and cotton. The figures NJ to cost need not he
given. the object being TO convey Information i'm
portant 10 the entire community. resulting from the
iabors Of DR.. Collyer by which and valuable
material has been added 10 the manufacturing indus
try Of the world We'll may il be said OF this paper,
I II cant be tsdtf'
Samples Of the paper aud beet root, with all needsul
information may b. obtained Of the dersgned agent
Of the ps'enee for the United States who is prepared
20 confer with manufacturers for a supply Of this new
stock. y. WrN,HtsTrE. No. 2ll Centre street.
S>i' yort SEPT. 10, 1856