On the Valuation of Unexhausted Manures. 35 
value of the purchased cake, will represent the compensation 
to be received by the outgoing tenant for his improvement of 
the condition of the land. 
First, as to the straw, we have — 
AVheat Straw. 
Barley Straw. 
Totiil Straw. 
Value 
at 15s. per ton. 
' On entry 
Tons. 
107 
Tons. 
78 
Tons. 
185 
£ , s. d. 
138 15 0 
On leaving .. 
ICOJ 
117 
277J 
208 2 6 
Difterenee . . 
53| 
39 
92J 
C9 7 6 
Reckoning the same amounts of straw as above assumed on 
■ntrv, to have been converted into manure during the season pre- 
ious to entry ; and again, the same amounts as assumed on 
ca^ ing, to have been converted into manure during the season 
nevious to leaving ; with, in each case, the consumption of 
x)ots and hay as above supposed, and previous to leaving of 
.'5 tons of linseed-cake also, the amounts of manure, calcu- 
ated according to carefully considered data would be about as 
bllows : — 
Fresh Dung. 
Value at 5s. per ton. 
Tons. 
£ s. d. 
649 
162 5 0 
1072 
268 0 0 
Difference . . 
i23 
105 15 0 
\ Lastly, the estimated total manure-value obtained by the con- 
sumption of 1 ton of linseed-cake is 4Z. 125. 6(/.; and assuming 
;hat the outgoing tenant consumed 25 tons, half on the land and 
[lalf in the yards, he would have an average claim of I65. %d. for 
I very 1/. of original or total manure-value of the 25 tons of cake, 
fhe original manure-value of 25 tons of linseed-cake would be 
jlOi. 125. Gr/.; and this at 16s. 6c?. in the IZ. would be 95/. Is. lOrf., 
i ue to the outgoing tenant on the consumption of the 25 tons 
(f linseed-cake during the last year of his occupancy. 
I The outgoing tenant would, therefore, according to the above 
istimates, founded on the amount of certain products of the farm, 
le quantity and value of which are easily ascertained, receive 
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