The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
Mannfacturer. of Corn Produc,s Busy.

OQo section OF INC new CcTodiluo uiios
west of the city. 10 now in full operation.
and converting five thousand bushels OF
corn into the products from corn. and work
on the other buildings for the second Sec
ton is to be begun as soon as the weather
it suitable. President Gent says that by
Aug. l he expects the plant will require
twelve thousand bushels of corn o day to
keep them moving. He says that now
about so per cent. of their product at this
mill and ct Columbus goes to foreign coun-
tries. On Friday last a shipment of four
one order and this IS but sample of the
orders they receive frequently.
The Indianapolis homluy mills are now
in full operation, the extensive improve
ments TO the plant being completed. This
plant is now run by q 750-hOrse-power en-
glne. said TO be one of the finest pieces of
machinery in the State. 1t requires three
thousand bushels of corn day To keep
this establishment In motion. and Its
capacity is over that.
The new part of the building IS mpleted
and occupied and these works convert in
to starch five thousand bushels of corn Q
day.
tentlous mandatory of corn products. Is
using eight hundred TO one thousand BUSH
els of corn day.
From this statement 10 will be seen that
il requires fifteen thousand bushels or one
hundred carloads of corn per day to run
the mills at their present capacity. and it
will require seven thousand bushels adj
ditional when the ceresIine mIlls are com-
pleted as now proposed. In other words, IL
will reonre four full trains OF corn per day
to keep these four establishments in opera
ton. il now requiring three trains OF thirty.
three cars each 60 keep them moving.
Jenney Company Worlds Fair Exhibits.
The Jenney Motor Company is busiiy on
gagged getting ready shipments of their
worlds fair exhibit. 1t consists of two
large generators and motors and two
smaller ones arranged In novel manner.
showing the TRANSMISSION of power by
means of electricity. The motors will be
supplied with current from the power
house in the fair grounds and will each
drive q direct coupled generator. furnish.
Ing light and power to the neigh boring ex-
hibits of the Jenny company. In addition
to the above there will be one twelve-horse-
power automatic motor, one six-horse.
power automatic motor. one one horse
power automatic motor, one one half
horsepower automatic motor, one three
kilo Watts dynamo. one three horse power
electro depositing machine and several
smaller motors for ventilatinG fans, etc.
All tho machinery Will be controlled from
q handsome marble switch board contain
ing necessary indicating and measuring
appliances
The JenDey company is erecting on ele-
gantly-equipped booth or pavilion In its
exhibit. This cottage alone Will cost over
$1,000.
On last Thursday William Ii. Armstrong
Company made its last shipment to it's
exhibit at the worlds fair. Besides large
line of fine surgical instruments which
it manufactures. it included the last of
four large aud handsome showcases. in
which It's goods Will appear. This case
was Just completed by William WIegel, of
this city. who says it is the finest case he
has ever made. It Is long. high case,
standing on low base. with the Frame
work of walnut, and beveied- edge plate
glass throughout. 1t has three plate lass
shelves on nickel.plated brackets and
stands. and will no doubt be one of the
Iinest cases on exhibit at the lair.
The Cost of Building.