, 1860-10-09


Tbs town Il Rockton, the As.es ssor'e Book oi
which is rnissirg srcm the Clezk's cfiee, viii
probably Ahow aoout the ZANE figures 1s Ros-
coe; and Howard, Of which the ASSESSOR took no
report, will compare With Harlem, and adding
such estima&es for those two towns will make
Averaging the yield at p bushels to the acre,
which we aro assured BY many Ct our best
farmers is not too high. this would give total
wheat product Of .554 ,7a5 bushels. The popu.
lation Of Tie county is not far from $4,000, ard
plAcing the home consumption at barrel Of
hour to each person, or 125, 900 bushels, aad the
same amount reserved for next Yeas seeding,
and We shall have lett for cxpor; ,304, ,7s5 bush.
els- At 60 oents per bnshel this would yield
rho handsome revenue to the county OF Il ,o43,-
43e.
OF Corr, eading estimates for the two towns
not EiFer, Etud make 4 total crop Of 46,9s8
acres, which 1t an average yield Of 50 bushela
Der acre, which it will doubtless do. will give a
Total product Of {, ,34e .ooo bushels. O.heT field
crpps are enumerated together in the Aastsso
lis4a, grass lands, however, not being included.
These figures We think are very near An ap-
yssr, and also show very encouraging state Of
agricultural ford Fighter.
Ono AkszssoRs' RErcnxs-uoo Cnor Pnos
r1crs.-Tte following, from the Cincinnati
Lo4xm<ro%ai Of WedresdEy, The "a inat, will be
read with interest, especially BY our pork
paekers:
Sufficient progress has been made il the work
Of eondeusinR ths returns of the Assessors Of
this STATE for the year 1859, to enable the Stats
Auditor to girs publicity TO ZONE Of the inter
estiug facts. coupled with The agricultural intsr.
es4s of the Sta:s. From the Ohio State Journal
He take lew items:
Calculations, in adrsnce, ~ 70 the probable
uuobe. ol hogs sba! will be ready for the pens,
nret It x,:v time necessarily be very indefinite
md ahort q, full reliability; but Of one thing
we may Reaerati;-nesrly always-be assured,
that thers Vii b. .p1ly enough. Tbs gen'r1
basin for calculating on Fhst TO expect thtss T.
son eivss III every reason - exPe : 1nat IN Inc
eSHregA'e quA1tity Of NEST to be packea tnefs
VII be large lncrease. This basls u the csn-
priess. For Two seasons past hogs h2ye been
extremely profitable to the farmers. This, OF
eonIse, induces their attention 10 increased
1eeding: ahs multiplication Of the stock IL
H9a*afAuy vsrJ Fapid, and unlesg disease inter
1efss; = prospective deficiency ia vary quickly
supplied. An ore1rtpck Of hoes Is mors easily
eeeofnmodAted BY atarmer Than III excess Of
any other OF the domestic animals; be IL con-
sequenuy very rarelJ known to have loo many:
out most generally has . surplns to feed when
praess warrant him 10 adding to his drores in
t!sets have seen made sre 6igb, md corn, both
old and new. y known 10 BE superabundant
throughout III The bog producing country, e.
seeptnR Kentucky and : u..t Of Missouri. Tbs.s
fAet1 .lons may b. regarded u : sufficient
eu15.ntee Aat thsre vii. ia q! probability, b.
no dehelene? In PORK: what ano1et u likely to
oe required u no isas prohieu1A:ical xsan what
amount u 70 b produced; consequently, to
open the market 1t a9ures which, By tho eIps-
Eltn:e Of the two LIT ye.r., ii /. Known thers
- no fsesonAo.e prospect of remuneration In,
probably IL, IN . great degree, 4 speculative
novsmsnt, However, 1t viii h1ve a ioss resutt
in supplying the market with vnJ superior
qualities Of nest.