History, Winnebago County, Wisconsin: Its cities, towns, resources, people

              254 HISTOEY OF WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
on hand, w^orth $4,552, and 2,444 sold at $21,450; 276 sheep, worth $856, and 109 sold at $334; 192 acres of potatoes, raising 29,445 bushels, worth $8,824; 677 bushels of apples grown, worth $167; there are 1,825 milch cows, worth $40,500; 7,830 pounds of butter, worth $1,555; there are 6,630 fowls, worth $2,078, laying 29,430 dozen eggs, worth $4,401; 560 pounds of wool, worth $158.
Winneconne has 211 acres of wheat, raising 2,724 bushels, worth $2,364; 2,101 acres of oats, raising 78,289 bushels, worth $23,235; 580 acres barley, raising 16,45D bushels, worth $7,265; 2 acres of rye, raising 20 bushels, w^orth $14; 1,132 acres of corn, raising 45,280 bushels, worth $21,880; 2,502 acres of hay, raising 4,123 tons, worth $24,787; 494 horses, worth $38,985; 2,235 cattle on hand, worth $43,843, and 1,110 sold at $11,679; 1,701 hogs on hand, worth $7,191, and 2,227 sold at $18,620; 803 sheep, worth $2,204, and 227 sold at $712; 76 acres of potatoes, producing 10,364 bushels, worth $2,235; 2,961 bushels of apples grown, worth $995; there are 1,394 milch cows, worth $34,299, produc¬ ing 31,489 gallons of milk, worth $3,159; 13,758 pounds of butter, worth $3,064; there are 11,284 fowls, worth $2,267, laying 22,583 dozen eggs, worth $3,454; 3,567 pounds of wool, worth $996.
Winneconne village has 33 acres of oats, raising 1,280 bushels, worth $336; 5 acres of rye, raising 126 bushels, worth $95; 16 acres of corn, raising 640 bushels, worth $319; 57 acres of hay, raising 124 tons, worth $1,132; 114 horses, worth $9,185; 6 cattle on hand, worth $225; 2 hogs on hand, worth $30; 5 acres of potatoes, raising 415 bushels, worth $82; there are 64 milch cows, worth $1,950, producing 25,000 gallons of milk, worth $2,500; 2,028 pounds of butter, worth $477; 105 fowls, worth $60, laying 700 dozen eggs, worth $107.
Wolf Eiver has 154 acres of wheat, raising 1,546 bushels, worth $1,202; 1,668 acres of oats, raising 46,571 bushels, worth $13,659; 427 acres of barley, raising 11,221 bushels, worth $4,417; 350 acres of rye, raising 5,687 bushels, worth $3,040; 643 acres of corn, raising 28,997 bushels, worth $11,596; 1,900 acres of hay, raising 4,300 tons, worth $23,171; 514 horses, worth $36,645; 2,638 cattle, on hand, worth $44,530, and 1,180 sold at $8,362; 1,659 hogs on hand, worth $6,136, and 1,497 sold at $11,459; 379 sheep, worth $987, and 145 sold at $424; 228 acres of potatoes, raising 39,351 bushels, worth $7,250; 768 bushels of apples grown, worth $207; there are 1,586 milch cows, worth $35,449, produc¬ ing 53,299 gallons of milk, worth $4,153; 28,074 pounds of butter, worth  $5,479;  5,801 pounds  of  cheese,  worth $552;  there  are