Sales OF Real Es;ate....Nov. q.

The Loose Hay uade of Philadelphia gives the
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Considerable quantities Hay reach That city from te cast
ern counties Of oPcnn.yvann, and also irsm Newf VIA
canal put Up in bales and Of which no account Kept al
though i, estimated to be fully equal In amount to tat re-
ceiyed u. the yards in wagons.


The Wool Interest," is one ofthe most important oi
o our branches of industry The following calculations havc
been made on this subject:


1t is supposed that abou, 81 o coo Of sheep in the
Inited Sntes worth about 81 per head and
Welding about COO pounds OF Wool worth, ut 70 cents
Der pound abou, 900 These sheep at about three to
lie acre tor summer and WINTER would require 3 acres
OF ppd for their support which at ST. acre winch IS con-
sidcred far average, would ba worth $iS6Oooo0 10
mnniscture this clip Of Wool will require about IS 200 hands,
Who with inmihes averaging three persons each, md amount
ing al TO 10000 al consumption OF 50 per nnnnin each'
wou REQUIRE of agricultural products Tor their sup
port which ut yield Uf y ~ per acre for the MARKET
wnd require SEQ lO lani worth, NJ sl2 per acre,
SCI 0J 90 The cupnl invested. then, by the farmer IN tins
business alone is about 0 co., md the annual value
cruing To him. about SAL NG0 while the capital invested by
work Up the whule annual product would not perhaps exceed
S45 90 or ubou, oneitl oi that OF the asTlcultur