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and two inches apart, thinned down from sixteen to twenty- 

 four inches apart, cultivated twice and hoed twice. The 

 piece of land is sixteen rods long and live rods wide, and 

 contains at the present time 4340 good heads of Cabbage. 

 The market price at present is from four to five dollars 

 per hundred, but I use them for seed so they are of more 

 value to me than that. 



COST OF CROP PER ACRE. 



Cost of manure on land, 



Ploughing, 



Wheel harrowing and dragging, 



Cultivating, hoeing and thinning. 



Seed, 



Rent of Land, 



Harvesting, 



•176 00 

 Respectfully submitted, 



David Warren. 

 Swampscott, Oct. 29, 1896. 



Salem, Oct. 27, 1896. 

 This is to certify that I have today measured one half 

 acre of land in the field of David Warren, of Swampscott 

 and find it contains 4340 marketable cabbages. 



WiLLARD F. Lewis. 



statement of a crop of turnips raised by ROM- 

 ULUS JAQUES, of AVEST NEWBURY. 



The half acre of land on which the turnips I enter for 

 premium were grown, was in grass last year. I put four 

 cords of manure on tlie half acre, in drills two and a half 



