New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27

material all of whose saccharne matter was
rendered available; and Therefore the con;
sumner got his sugar cheaper mpn, t1a" 70 him.
for so closely did competition keep down price 10
cost that IL Of q cont per pound came 10 oe III J
margin out Of which the refner paid Tor hls cap'uI
and profit As 10 the advantage OF TINS lower
grade sugar to the consumer, very simple caIcuIa
tion will make it plain. Absolutely pure sugar o6 Us
n"n,,Js Now The yellow sugars which sell for Gi2
cents n pouud or T6 30 per 100 ponndS' CON
tain s3 per cent of pure whltesugar, OF ." polhds W
each 100 this at 80 30 makes $50 cents per poun"
for inc pure white sugar contained III me
yellow sort in place OF 5000 cents Will
would be paid for each p0un4 Oh t.f s'''ic pi r
chaser of he yellow sugar gets all the 0ther sa'ch
rlur constituents. which are as sweet az money ~
least, for nothing. As these sugars contained an
the mOa>Ses. well as the sugar OF the Fa" hl'"-
rial they would naturally Showa higher percentage
Of glucose, OF inverted sugar, than thoSe from
which large amount OF moia1seS Oh S5iuP
tire of glucose l. IN no proper seH'' an
mpurity. rs II has been sometimes CALEB.
by those interested IN miSTeprescnting the matter
for besides being part OF the original material u
j. clean for il has been clcauscdOt all obI'cohable
constituents, wholesome, nutritious and 0hlJ III
lc less ntrusely sweet than thc pure white sugar
itself I'm order to prevent these sugars IRON haylHg
Il dark color n was necessary TO use bone black
moro freely IN purifying ana dccoI0rHlng tue syrup
during Manufacture. 10 thc same end suiphutoGs
acld was ned rs already described, and without
doubt some rctncrs may have employ ed mufIate OIL
tin 81 muTittiC arld.
The cmployIleut of these two last named sub
stai,cre while irmless if jrd'c0usy applied, might,
} ovryrr cgIacutly be abused. or by carcleSSnc's
heornc luilriou, and as 10 would Only bee a mean,
Of patching bid work. il should be discount enauccd
D., tI, o. IbiI, rs il would undoubtedly be By every
r. finer wa, valued ms rrputat on Tor sAill AMI en-
.trrursc TuiS, however, n'licye can best De done
bv irroguzlnV she facts ~ they exist, ana not ~
!.i-. r,-tr tus, UINOSID4 ~ general charge III
,p..tt aitd riitiit, aud ~ attempting 10 cNcitc =
t2f.I o,,.r r. cc~ oi tin ana unidentified acus ~
-a..ulc, Il unkuoNu orrpu which iayr conicssrdly
b, .. ol. 3D. ;I, producers hane FOR many months
and on sine custody of those strongly interested
against them.
In i,!c.cuc. to he report recently made by the
BnI,, nI iIt'.th 30 t.ir Chamber 81 Commerce, II
~rlu4 10 Iuc thlt It> recommendations ar worthy
Of ali approve! : and though II would have been
more ,Iacorl 10 tie honest rcincrs who do not
., nriIatc OF tn ana C,ucosr t. have bccn spared
tnc unfortunate r,irclOn involved IN the absence
OF any statement as to Where the TWO sam
ac5 containing Glucose and the ono containing
plobulc OF TN came from, and to have u
pointed uut that the samples examined had All
been in the haHd, of their opponents toy many
months before they reached the Board of Health,
yct | am confident that they viii ali accept with
pleasure the psupoaitiU ION 10 have their sugars OIL
clally examined, and will be each more anxious
tuai, the 0iner 80 have TINS examination made and
ITS result rrpUr,od a. soon ~ possible.
HOb0icH, y. 3D., Jan. ., 1879. IlENRI MOTION.