—The expense of saving tripe is shown in the following table illustrating the cost of 100 tripe, including packages and vinegar:

TEST ON 100 TRIPE FINISHED.

100 regular bellies2,053lbs.average weight20.53lbs.
Honey-comb400lbs.average weight4.00lbs.
Plain1,653lbs.average weight16.53lbs.

Debits:

  5 barrels$0.80each=$4.00
 75 gallons 45-grain vinegar .02¹⁄₂per gallon=1.88
100 bellies .1309each=13.09
Labor and expense1.08per cwt. finished=7.13
Total$26.10

Credits:

Scrapings to tank312lbs.
Yield tallow15lbs.$0.0525per lb.$0.79
Yield dry tankage75lbs.14.00per ton.53
Trimmings to tank200lbs.
Yield tallow8lbs. .0525per lb..42
Yield dry tankage5lbs.14.00per ton.04
Seam fat—finishing bench83lbs.
Yield oil25lbs. .1035per lb.2.59
Grease from cooking into oil75lbs. .6850per lb.5.14$ 9.51
Total cost $16.59
Cost per barrel, 135 lbs., $3.31 per cwt., fresh, loose, $2.51.
Green weight, 1,653 pounds; scraped, 1,333 pounds; cooked,
933 pounds; finished, 660 pounds.

CHAPTER XIX.
SHEEP AND CALVES

Increased Production of Sheep — Penning — Dressing by Piece Method — String Gang — Sheep Ring — Sheep Dressing — Legging — Pelting — Methods of Finishing — Washing and Its Effect — Chilling — Lamb Tongues — Pickled Lamb Tongues — Lamb Tongue Tests — Slaughtering Calves — Heads and Feet.

Increased Production of Sheep.