Yours, SC.

A. w. DODGE,

Hamilton, Dec. 90, 1912.
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A. w. DODGE,


Hamilton, Dec. 20, 1912.


The prices annexed to the above articles arc
given by the editor, and not by Mr.. Dodge. We
have put the sums low, generally, and some of
them, probably, are less than Mr.. Tappan sold
the marketable part of his crops for. But every
one acquainted with farming, well knows that
most crops have refuse, unsaleable portion
This portion is included usually in the gross a.
mount of crop, but cannot be sold for much
For this reason, we must put prices low, or VIC
shall mislead many readers.


The stover, or corn fodder, is not included in
the above; it probably was worth from twelve
to fifteen dollars.


AS the quality ofthc articles was unknown to us,
we probably have hit wide of the mark in many
instances. Four hundred dollars worth of pro-
ducts from five acres of land, when prices are
low as at present, is large amount.