Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

There Is II place called Cha'wcr'h. iii
Bois, an ests5l sh tBent for the manufacture
Of sugar from the beet. Few intelligent
readers need be informed that in Franc, -
also IN Germany. this Manufacture IS high.
y fourishing. In France the people use
but i.ttle sugar not derived from the best
riot. Last ! eas. the amount atarned oal
from the fscsosiss Of that cauntry Was so0e>
thinx ID sxssse Of 270. 900 tons, The pro-
osee q ~ nnsepa he came year Was $50,
soo sons. vhs~A &as nearly half Of eli that
wsa g. su0e6 tha6s then. Ia France, ths
Dislt - besas 90 the acre Is 5000 tons and
sevsa pr esns 10 eusan In Germany. re-
0s~d loaf suxes = pssduced directly from
Ne bsek asd v i said that the cost Of pro,
dueing puso white sugar 10 but little more
than that d psuoucirg sug'r Of . lower
g,ade, Tbs pulp s6ords food which il
mech relished by cattle. and the means Of
easten'ee ANIMALS qniekly ut small expense.
The yield 10 the are in Illinois il under
stood IA b. - great ~ the y'e'd in france.
With sems sdvsnisges In taver Of the latter
in Quantisy Of sacchss inc matter. -Four
dollar per ton l. set Own - the cost Of
b.efa. desvesed; ~ we understand, At the
i ftctosy. Tnis 70 ID i've e. the former
f$64 per sese, which j. equal 10 the yleld u
ntscco At ak dollars = hundred. Mr..
Grant the auther Of treatise on the sugar
beet, furnishes q abatement Of the cost yield
and proh q Of the insDusaciu-e, snppps hg
x20U. 900 invested in buildings and machin-
erv and &iOO COO % be used rs working
cspi,sl The results Of his calculations are
pre- -enied in the folio wing table:
"a, 900 tons Of beets at $4.. .....e 30 900
Cost Of manufacturing -. 9S,600
l94, 500
Yield Il $50 tons Of sugar At g 3 IL. c's
| per Id 1886 900
| 720 tons nolasses at cts per
gal. 1900
1890 tons pulp for feed at e.. 1900
-352, 6UO
After paying Tor repairs and replacing
| wear and tear. &c, il must be admitted that
| ,hi. abatement shows handsome overplue
70 the acco.nt Of interest on capital. II
shows, too. the possibility u . reduction in
the price Of sugar end espssisliy Of molas
90 which Ne hope may be fealizsd.-H,ss
souri Republican.
| DANA's Nsw PAPER-The New York
Tsmss rays IL IL understood that the issue
IL Mr.. &. A DsWa's new evening paper is
postponed until September. II is probably
found TO be . more difficult matter TO start
a new daily upon an adequate basis than
vas supposed. We imagine il will also be
found moro difficult TO sustain it. The day
has gone by when journals succeeded as the
mere organs Of any political party, o. - the
advocates and champions Of any distinct
.et Of doctrines. They require broades
bas's-a iargcs and more general sudiencs
than any party or any system can give
Them. Mere party organ have come TO b.
iesa'dcd - mere political tracts-m,ssion
adv undertakings. address ing msinly those
sho are already agree with hem, and no
lisely TO reash many others TIE zeal o
the parties by whom suca enterprise mr.,
usually set on foot, is very hot aud nrrce a
the outset hut 1t coo!s with tine aud de-
pletion Carl Schurz, we see. has failct
To make Of the Detroit P,st what is en-
thusissiic pr iecsors int d il 70 be- aud hs
taken the editorial charge of a German pa
per in st. Lon's.