, 1865-02-25
ENTHIIG. -.-
Napoleon, Mich. :
CAME STRuE.
Us: sssndart, Adrian, ? gallous syrup.

9 y. Brainard, Chicago, barrels Of wine fsom
Chinese cane.
*. Weeks, Napoleon, ! Es4en .yrap.
"" t. I IL Il
4. Heads, Wayne Co., gallon oomseana.
7. =. IookcE, Brooklyn gallons sample syrup.
7. B. Tooker, Brooklyn, gallon sample soF-
E: Robinson, / sample syrup from sweet corn
J.Hi.pi1, cneaEv, sample y Eup made from corn
j.: Hirth, Chicago, sample golden syrup made
a. above.
j, T. Weeks, Napoleon. 10 1bs sugar from Chinese
J. T. Weeks, Napoleon, 10 ns auedt from ohhei-
1T. Weeks, Napoleon, 10 rDs sugar from Chi
.. T: Weeks, Napoleon, sample susar from Chi
Cory = Sons. Lima, tndiana, 10 lbs sugar from
Cory 4 Sons, Lima, Indiana, 10 na sugar from
CORY sons, Lima, Indiana, 10 1bs> sugar from
Oiaheltan Cane.
Cory & Sons, Lima Indiana, 10 bs sugar from
0taheitan Cane.
Corr / Sons, Lima. Indiana, 10 1ps sugar from
oshe,tsn 1he, xaa. Cane ,.,,,n. .,.. =.
Cane.
Cory sone, Lima, Indians, several samples Of
Cory & Sons, Inns, Indiana, several samples Of
Z. Robinson, sample Of sugar from otaheit.n
j. Hirah, Chicago, sample OF refined sugar tsom
com meal.
sKEDs.
&. Robinson, ? bu hlacx 1mpbee seed.
J. T. Weeks, Brooklyn, bu Chinese Cane,
): 7. Weeks, Brooklyn, bu Chinese Cane,
Richards. Teeumseh. hn rbtnaa. rzane.
largo variety. - ~'N'-~'N S's'
j. Wilscy, bu early cane seed.
1rrnrnxsr,
John Richards, Tccumseh. Cooks Erspor.
! ~; John Richards, reeunseb, Victor Cans Mil.
Webb tiekstt, jackson. ] Earska Err, sugar pan.
r. W. Bodwell, Ann Arbor, Nltne hrtsk arch.
Ianncf q elu1iaan, aouo.e ana ao)ustanle cano
Tsnner + s,1iman. i evanor.tor.
j. Mirb, eYapcfs;or. '
G. Cory 4 Sons, Inns eyaporator.
Amos Iane, To!eao, Onto, 1eanc stnpper.
III II y. Skinner, Madison, Wis, Climax cane
nill model o. MIL.
H. "cpo' 'assep'f sn'psosea eoo&s e7apo'
t";Tt. 1t, s,,. .
iae tfIesMt Mt. on motion, proceeded 70 ap-
posnt .ns 1ol!o"1ng EommltEe9 70 nGomiaaE G
omeers ior ,ne ensuing year: v; d. Beck
"An, l.. ". hodNet ana i. n Mehb.
The censsnt,1n tSn ts then ptoeseaed to the dis
~oS" - ~ 1''
WHAT IS THE COST AND FEST METHOD or Ex-
PRESSING THE JUICE?
". DuxMlr1rR, Of Liberty, said that ono
span of loreve. a driver and feeder. would
produce about si1ty gallons Of Juice per hour.
With the MN known as the Iecnmssh No. 2.
Ihis would be An average Of about 70o gallons
Of juice per day, a an expense Of g:
J. L. IIILAAH, OF Tecumsth, said that With
one man, Q boy and four horses, nt ~ expense
ffGtnf 4.
4e produced about ~ gallons OF juice per
day.
A. MAL1B1 said that It cost him about
twenty OF twenty-five cents gallon to make
into syIup. =
J. 1dct1ARps used two horses, man and
boy, and produced about seventy gallons Of
eJVp per day at ! cost OF Is.
Q. n. BRA1NAEp said that with two-horsc
nil! and two men there could be made about
l,No galons Of Juice IT, ten hours, At an e.
pense Of about Sc. With e lnrgs apparatus
three m en- would crush 900 gallons per daT
TN b5 steam and the consumption Of one ton
o. Go4; o. ,.c A.
". .. GoRY sad two men would iurDlsh the
sane 70 Iae 1l1a MI ana ~ eAp1ess INC Jace !oI ons
..,;m saoIa ~ az se1 VII ssre1i ~
~ stm Fn,,a5 ~ 9ss ~ ihn; ~ ~.
Il fro from % three M to ionr eents per rnfion fead &
The question Was then na,sed, and the con.
vention then nroneedrd IL consider aTbat
Mil vas fnnna best sJantet1 tor the pnrnose
NJ crnshinp mt ff,e mice nenl,n@ the discns.
sion Of Which the Convention I'd ]onrned to
'e''s> F hFTERNoos At SESSION
: 1h. ro.-,..,aa 49, a.s 49, a,,.,ss,o,
p4gefeoTu 81 Ta1,u.r said bc n,etar,ed +be y,ctor
ri1i ~ the re41ics1 49, .,atta,n r b.d ~ ,rastcr
can.cstx e 'us sna ass ,pnre eaev ~ % nn.5stion
ha1h ~ nroint If no.cer ara a efIande9ca