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NAME OF SAMPLE. 



Beets — red, 



Clover hay alsike, .... 

 Clover hay alsike leavings, 



Corn meal, 



Cotton seed meal, 



Hay, 



Linseed meal, 



Malt sprouts, 



Middlings, wheat, .... 



Red clover hay, 



Red clover leavings, . . . 



Timothy hay, 



Timothy hay leavings, . . 

 Pea hulls, 



IN THE ORIGINAL SUBSTANCE. 



Mois- 

 ture. 



86. 02 

 12.79 



13-53 

 8,74 

 8.14 



8.45 



9.18 



12.70 



9.12 



11.58 

 11.00 



9-37 

 12.30 



11. 41 



Pure 

 ash. 



1.50 

 6.01 



4.78 

 2.98 



7-95 



5-45 



5-43 

 6.06 



.84 

 5-36 

 4.44 

 5.00 

 4.16 



3-35 



Ether Crude 

 extc't prot'n 



.21 

 1.92 



i-57 



8-99 

 11.20 



2.82 



9.90 



1.65 

 1.76 



3-23 

 3-7o 

 2.55 

 •75 

 t-93 



1.44 

 11.23 



6.69 

 10.45 



44-38 

 8.56 

 41.18 

 25.76 

 12.70 

 11.47 

 8.24 



5-93 

 4.16 



6.50 



Crude N-free 

 fibre, ext'ct 



1.32 



45-65 

 29.52 



4-56 



5-6i 



23.89 



7.20 



9-25 

 0.86 

 41.36 

 38.28 

 36.26 

 3996 

 4538 



8.66 



22.28 



43-98 



54-51 

 22.71 



59.28 



39-29 

 44-54 

 84.04 

 37.00 



34-4o 

 40.89 

 38.04 

 33-43 



III.— MISCELLANEOUS. 



Canada ashes, 

 Home ashes, 



Tankage, dry, . . . 

 Sea-grass and mud, 



ASHES. 

 Coal. Water. 



13.26 .56 



22.06 .31 



Water. 

 . 6.27 

 • 26.57 



Nitrogen. 

 I2.00 

 1. 16 



Potash. 



3-33 

 I.92 



Potash. 



.67 



Phos. Acid. 



i-55 

 1.03 



Phos. Acid. 

 I. IO 



•44 



In order to obtain some idea of the draft made by a young ap- 

 ple tree on the soil, a tree two years old was prepared for analysis, 

 and it yielded, on the dry substance, 0.891 per cent, of nitrogen, 

 0.122 per cent, of phosphoric acid, 0.44 per cent, of potash, and 

 60.83 P er cent, of water. 



The qualitative analysis of Milk and Cream Preservaline 

 showed the presence of sodium, boric acid, and chlorine (in traces), 

 and organic matter. 



A sample of blood from a sheep that died suddenly at the 

 University barn, fed on rations of oil meal, wheat bran, corn meal 

 and turnip, ratio 1 to 4, gave on analysis (by W. P. Cutter). 



Total solids, 17.94 per cent. 



Albuminoids, 15.82 per cent. 



