SHIPSTUFF.

That part separated and known as shipstuff is a very thin layer next

outside of the middlings, and contains the germ not found in the

middlings or left as a part of the flour. The quantity produced, 2 lb.

from a bushel of wheat, is very small and rarely kept separate from

the bran. The following shows the analysis:

Lb. per Bushel

of Wheat.

Water. 0.282

Ash. 0.101

Albuminoids. 0.349

Woody fiber. 0.160

Carbo-hydrates (starchy matters). 1.088

Fat. 0.099

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