, 1861-03-04

Is now busy IN erecting.
Sugar Cane GroWeEs' Convention in
Bureau County.
Pursuant to public notice convention of
the sugar cane growers of Burenu county
assembled at Bacon & Whites Hall, in Prince
ton, on the21st ult,,. Dr.. N. Bort, Chairman,
and E. s. Phelps, Secretary.
DR.. Bort thought that good syrup, kept in
warm place, where it will not freeze, Will gran.
ulate into sugar. He exhibited some thus
kept The Doctor raised considerable syrup
in 1860, md Was very confident that its cult
'yation would pay the farmer literally.
Hart N. Morris manufactured ], 600 gallons
of syrup from six acres Of cane. He exhibited
some very nice syrup. He cut his cane October
18th, placed it in a large pile, undera shed at
the north side of his, barn, aud kept it dry
He worked it up On the 18th Of November.
He feels confident that if cane is cut up before
4 hard frost, it will keep for months, and will
make excellent syrup, if only Kept dry. It
shonld be put in when there is no dew on 1t.
Mr. Giles said that green cane, cut up in the
middle Of September, and kept in pile, not
covered, ind worked in the middle Of No
;vember, would make good syrup, and he ex-
:h;bited sa,nn1es thus made which were es.
teamed better than that ohta;ned fro,n f,res,,
cane inst cnt
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made better srrun than fton onv other 1and
and in this ~ Cboata oo-ead Ho thorrht
coil much better than wood to boil with, as It
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Ali agreed Tint the syrun IN cookinc shon,f
he well cleaused and that made f,om froxe1
cane was ant to hmm IN +hc hotto,n NJ ~,
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pahet "lh'e no olncnlts was experienced IL
this respect from that not frozen
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s1oe ny SIDE very eafly. Both came up well
but hard frosts cut the corn down completely,
| while it left the cane uninfured-
E. . neAps' v1., hau tne sane experience
as MT Belangee. In 1859his corn, vines, &C.
were completeIv killed by the frost. while hi
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six Inches high transplanted It into a field
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