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statistical tables.

Brought forward, L. 21,176,073 0 0

Uncultivated 13,900,550, includingwaod lands, 3s. per acre, - 2,085,082 10 0

Total land produce, - L. 23,261,155 10 0

13. LIVE-STOCK, AND THEIR PRODUCE.

1. Horses, 243,489, value of their work when full grown, orincrease in their work while young, yearly, at L. 10

each, - - L,

2. Cattle, 1,047,142, annual value of dairy pro-

duce, and annual increase in the worthof the feeding cattle, at L. 6 each,

3. Sheep, 2,850,867,

4. Hogs, 500,000, produce 30s. each, -

5. Lesser stock, (poultry, &c.)

2,434,890

6,282,852

1,425,983

750,000

250,000

Total produce of live stock, - L. 11,143,725

This sura is included in the general estimate of land pro-duce already given.

14. MINERAL STATE.

Coal.

Acres.

1. Extent of the great coal-field of Scotland , 600,000

2. Annual consumption, - - - 172

3. Quantity annually consumed in tons, - 2,500,000

4. Value of the coal annually consumed, at an

average of 6 s. 8 d. per ton, L. 833,333 0 0

5. Expence of labour 5s. lOd. per ton, 729,166 10 0

6. Rent to the proprietor, \0A.per ditto, 104,060 10 0