202 MY FARM. 



OR. 



By Valuation stock, close of yr., . . $1,600 00 



&quot; Sales do., . . . . 200 00 



&quot; do. milk, 1,650 00 



&quot; do. vegetables, .... 250 00 



&quot; do. fruits, 125 00 



&quot; do. poultry, .... 100 00 



&quot; do. sundries, 100 00 



$4,025 00 



This lias a more cheerful look, but is not gor 

 geous ; yet the fields are wearing a trim look, and 

 there is a large percentage of increased productive 

 capacity, which if not put down in figures, has yet a 

 very seductive air for the eye of an imaginative pro* 

 prietor. Two years later the account stands thus : 



FIFTH TEAR. 



DR. 



To Valuation of stock, . . . .$1,70000 



&quot; Interest on do., .... 102 00 



&quot; Purchase of new stock, ... 180 00 



&quot; Labor bills, 1,000 00 



&quot; Manures, 100 00 



&quot; Grain purchased, . . . . 130 00 



u Seeds, trees, &c., . . . . 60 00 



&quot; &quot;Wear and tear of implements, . 100 00 



u Insurance, taxes, and incidentals, . 120 00 



$3,492 00 

 &quot; Balance (gain), . . t 088 00 



$4,480 00 



