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$l6,63s 29
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 cash, March 3l, 1883, $16,63s 29 The Commissioner observes, that the farms owned by the Fund in Massachusetts improving. and be- coming more productive and saleable That the sales OfcuItivated lands have, during years past ted to large sum, yet by the exchange of wild land in Ohio for farms in New-EngIand and New-York, the amount in cultivated lands s about the same as was repred in 1884, hut the wild lands have been consid- crably reduced.

 The sales of real estate during the past year are as follows: Lands in Conoee,icut, $9.154 e2 do. New-York, 9,194 Al do. Ohio, 8,480 3l do. Massachusetts, l,437 co do. Vermont, 200 co

 $2s,5l6 GA ftappears that the New Haven Bank still declines receiving subscription 10000, which the commis s'oner proposed 10 make last year, and the subject is again brought before the Legislature. The Capital of the Fund on the first of Apr 1893, invested follows:

 l. Bonds, Contracts, and Mortgages. l. Against residents of the state of