New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

RArDSS PATENT FLOUR AND YUM AHio -
radical change in the old milestone. 1t was recently
invented in Europe, and is now being introduced mao
this country one having been put in operation at Pc
oria H. expressly for the purpose of exhibiting its su
perority over other mills.
Though this mill has an improved feed, mode Of
hanging the stones, &C., the principal features cons
tuting it's alleged superiority consist in forming the en-
tire grinding surfaces the perpheres giving them
width of only nine inches, and instead Of depending
on centrifugal force to discharge the flour or meal
forced out by means of an air blast from blower suit
ably attached TO the mill The proprietor says:
The stones consist Of rims perpberies by these
means the entire grinding surface is brought to APP
proximae speed; the whole OF the inner, sow-speed
surface being removed, more uniform action pro-
duced the -four has less distance 10 travel and tho de-
livery is rapid, without ts liability TO heat
Within the interior of the stones is placed fan
ventilator with radial arms the fan revolving at q
rapid velocity supplies current OF cool air. and this
air, passing along with the grain directly between the
grinding surfaces drives the Hour out Immediately after
il il sufficiently reduced. BY this the grinding is
accomplished with great facility and perfection and the
meal is kept cool and in good condition, giving a veli-
ness and higher value to the -four.
=" Double the quantity may be ground by the same
power.
"A greater yield produced, from the peculiar
construction and mode of hanging the stones, less
mddings are made, and the offal much cleaner.
he meal Is delivered cool, so IndL the gluten Is
unnjured, and the -four is both lively and strong
Z" Again, you may grind closer, giving better color
to the -four
" Wherever Mr.. Randss improvements have been
introduced, their simplicity, and the extraordinary
suits effected have created astonshmen In England,
one Of four of burs taken up and replaced by
pair of burrs of Mr.. Randss construction the same
spindle, and driven by the same gear-at Sir Felix
Booths extensive distillery at Brentord, Lon
DON Thoroughly to test them, they were allowed to
run from Monday morning to Saturday night, when
the results showed that the one had done as much work
as the other three pairs, Notwithstanding the three
dressed the third day, while the patent burrs
were not, nor did they require it,"
MAsUFAcTUREs OF CIscISsATL-The manufacture
of mems clothing is probably Of the most impor-
tant branches Of industry Of this city, and far exceeds
in amount the value Of the furniture trade of which
we spoke in previous number Recent statistics in
this department. have developed a somewhat curious
and apparently anomalous fact in reference to the
effect OF labOr-saying devices Since the Introduction
of the sewing into this manufacture not only
has rapid increase been in the business general
ly, but the number of hands employed has also in
creased. The most telling argument against labor
saving machines has ever been the question, " if
machine does the work Of score Of men, wha.
they find to do afterward ?" But history answers
and has ever answered, they will have more work
10 do than before.
In the year 1856, the total value Of the clothing
manufacture in Cincinnati $ll 900 0O0-at pres
ent according to the latest statistics there 1900
persons employed, 700 sewing machines in daily use,
and the value OF tie clothing manufactured in the last
yesr amounted TO about fifteen millions Of dollars.
Carriage making "a another extensive branch of
Cincinnati manufactures. Beside the Two or three
large firms, the annual value of whose business Is
$lJo 90 each, have twenty or thirty smaller but
BY no means Insignificant firms the combined annual
value OF whose manufactures including the first men
toned, cannot be much less than two and a half or
three millions OF dollars. Some Of these firms do an
EXTENSIVE business also in agricultural and other ma
chinery and from 81 the workshops the beautiful
street railroad cars arc being rapidly turned out.
The quantity OF -four manufactured BY the mills in
ten is estimated a! quarter Of million barres The
mills calculated to be able, when working full
time, to manufacture nearly twice that amount.
VI hogs, twenty years ago, there were 10000