...days. The dried cakes of indigo are next packed in stout wooden boxes and then sent into the market. The exhausted plants are used for a manure, for although...would not yield either in quality or quantity enough indigo to pay the expenses of culture. looo parts of fluid from the fermenting tanks yield 0-5 to 075...

...wooden balka wedged tight against the sides of the wooden tanks, &c." Having described in detail tho process of elimination, the author says the exhausted...of the indigo-plant are placed in a vessel of water and allowed to ferment, a yellow substance is dissolved out, which by contact of air beoomesdeep blue...

...the water by the aid of stout wooden balks wedged tight against the sides of the wooden tanks, &e." Having described in detail the process of elimination,...quantity enough to pay the expenses of culture. Fownes, iu his Manual of Elementary Chemistry, London, 1873, eleventh edition, says that when the leaves of...

...the water by the aid of stout wooden balks wedged tight against the sides of the wooden tanks, &e." Having described in detail the process of elimination,...or quantity enough to pay the expenses of culture. Mr. Jolin FD Suiyth in his "Tour of the United States," published in London in 1784, referring to the...

...days. The dried cakes of indigo are next packed in stout wooden boxes and then sent into the market. The exhausted plants are used for a manure, for although...would not yield either in quality or quantity enough indigo to pay the expenses of culture. 1000 parts of fluid from the fermenting tanks yield 0-5 to 0-75...