United States

Department of

Agriculture

Forest Service

Pacific Northwest

Research Station

General Technical

Report

PNW-GTR-423

May 1998

Stumpage Prices, Volume Sold,

and Volumes Harvested From

the National Forests of the

Pacific Northwest Region, 1984

to 1996

Richard W. Haynes
Author RICHARD W. HAYNES is a research forester, Forestry Sciences Laboratory,

P.O. Box 3890, Portland, OR 97208-3890.
Abstract Haynes, Richard W. 1998. Stumpage prices, volume sold, and volumes harvested

from the National Forests of the Pacific Northwest Region, 1984 to 1996. Gen.

Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-423. Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest

Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 91 p.

Two measures of stumpage prices and timber volumes from individual National Forests have been compiled for the Pacific Northwest Region, USDA Forest Service. The

first measure is the price and volume of timber sold (1984-96) for the major species

for each National Forest. The second measure is the price and volume of timber harvested (1988-96) from individual National Forests. Several price-related issues are

discussed including seasonality in the data, the role of prices in monitoring market

activity, and the impact of the recent drop in Forest Service timber sales.

Keywords: Stumpage prices, National Forests, monitoring, Pacific Northwest.
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Introduction Average stumpage prices from USDA Forest Service timber sales for major species

in the Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) have been published quarterly by the

Pacific Northwest Research Station since 1963 (see, for example, Warren 1997).

These prices have been widely used as standard measures of timber values in the

Pacific Northwest. Beginning in 1977, quarterly stumpage price data for the 19 National Forests (fig. 1) in the Pacific Northwest Region also were included. The reason

for adding these data was to provide forest planners and others with prices specific

to geographic areas that were comparable to the prices published quarterly by the

Pacific Northwest Station as regionwide averages. The purpose of this paper is to update to 1996 the historical stumpage price data for each National Forest of the Pacific

Northwest Region. Some of the more important trends in the data also are summarized for the two subregions (the east and the west sides of the Cascade Range) that

comprise the Pacific Northwest Region. Explanations of the underlying causes of

these price changes are beyond the scope of this paper, however.

The distinctions among price, value, and worth are important in this paper. Price is

used in the traditional sense; that is, price is where the amount willingly supplied and

the amount willingly demanded are equal. In a practical sense, prices are set by actual transactions involving exchange, such as stumpage price for timber harvested.

Values are estimates of amounts that will be paid, such as the price bid for timber

harvested in the future. Worth is a quantity measure; in this paper, it is price multiplied by quantity. In forestry, we need to be cautious and reduce the ambiguous ways

we define value (for example, the appraised price, the bid price, etc.). In that sense,

the cut price for Forest Service timber (price of harvested timber) is probably the best

measure to calculate the worth of timber in the Pacific Northwest, in that it represents

the cost of roundwood to producers.

Stumpage Prices Two measures of National Forest stumpage prices are in current use. As might be

expected, there is much discussion about which of the two is the best measure. The

most widely reported stumpage prices are the prices bid for USDA Forest Service timber sales. These prices have been published quarterly since 1963 for broad areas

and are generally cited as “sold” or “bid” prices. Since 1984, they have included estimated purchaser road credits (for road construction and reconstruction) and were

what the National Forest System terms “high bid”; those before 1984 were “statistical

high bid.” This latter variant purports to represent total returns to the U.S. Treasury.

The other, less commonly used, measure is the price paid for timber harvested from

Forest Service sales. This price is called the “cut” price and for an individual sale is

the adjusted high-bid price1 when the logs are scaled after harvest. The cut price

series is available only as an all-species average, whereas sold prices are available

for both principal species and all-species averages.

1 Most Forest Service timber sale contracts now being

offered in the West include provisions for adjusting the

stumpage rates actually paid by purchasers for changes in

product selling values. This process is termed “stumpage

rate adjustment” or “price escalation.”

1
Figure 1—National Forests in the Pacific Northwest region.

2
In 1986, the historical “sold” prices were summarized by individual National Forest

and extended back to 1973 to aid the National Forest planning process (Ruderman

and Haynes 1986). Although this publication served many users, some of them argued that the reported “sold” prices were in many instances inaccurate measures of

the prices actually paid for harvested National Forest timber. Most of these arguments

came from analysts who felt that “cut prices” were a better measure of the worth of

timber than the “sold” price (for an example, see Adams and Haynes 1991). The

major distinction between cut and sold prices is that the cut price represents the current price of timber harvested, or the worth of timber in the marketplace; the sold

price represents the value (current expectations of future prices) of timber meant for

future harvest. In 1989, historical prices paid for timber harvest (or cut prices) from

each National Forest was published in the same form as sold prices (Haynes and

Warren 1989).

The Sold Prices Briefly, these stumpage prices are volume-weighted averages of bid prices, and they

include an allowance (Knutson-Vandenburg [KV] funds) for improving a sale area

after timber harvest. Since 1984, this series has included purchaser road credits (for

road construction and reconstruction).

Quarterly stumpage price series for each of the 19 National Forests in the Pacific

Northwest Region are given in tables 1 through 28 for 1985 to 1996 (see appendix).

The price series were compiled from individual timber sale records. In the quarterly

series (for example, Warren 1997), these prices have always been reported as preliminary in the sense that they do not include sales with a total value of less than

$2,000. Official sales records include all sales, but in the past only those available in

time for publication were included. All reported series are volume-weighted averages

and are expressed in nominal dollars per thousand board feet, Scribner scale; that is,

they have not been adjusted for inflation. Tables 1 through 28 are summaries of

volume and average stumpage prices for the various National Forests in the Pacific

Northwest Region as they now exist.2

Figures 2 to 6 summarize some of the price series. Figure 2 shows the relations

among the stumpage prices for the east-side National Forests, west-side National

Forests, and the entire Region. For the most part, price patterns are the same for

both east- and west-side National Forests, except in the last several years where

reductions in National Forest timber programs3 have resulted in higher west-side

stumpage prices. Figures 3 and 4 show much variation among prices for various

species, which raises questions about how “good” all-species averages are in some

situations. One concern is that these all-species averages are greatly influenced by

those few species making up the bulk of timber being sold. To illustrate the extent to

which the all-species averages are influenced by Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii

(Mirbel) Franco) for the west side and ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Dougl. ex

Laws.) for the east side, we have computed an all “other species” average for both

2 The Mount Hood National Forest is treated as a west-side

forest in table 1 and 12 even though two districts contain

east-side forest types.

3 These reductions resulted from adoption of an ecosystem

management approach to forest management in western

Oregon and Washington that addresses maintenance and

restoration of biological diversity, particularly that of the

late-successional and old-growth ecosystems (see FEMAT

1993).

3
Figure 2—Average stumpage price of all species in east- and west-side National Forests and in the Pacific

Northwest Region.

Figure 3—Average stumpage prices for major west-side species, Pacific Northwest Region.

4
Figure 4—Average stumpage prices for major east-side species, Pacific Northwest Region.

Figure 5—Average stumpage prices, Willamette and Mount-Baker Snoqualmie National Forests.

DF=Douglas-fir.

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areas. Figure 5 shows stumpage prices by different Forests for the major west-side

species, and figure 6 shows stumpage prices by different Forests for the major eastside species. Both illustrate much intraregional variation in stumpage prices even for

the same species, such as Douglas-fir for the west side.

Overall the general trend in stumpage prices (as defined by “sold” prices) over the

past 21 years reflects three distinct periods: 1973 to 1979, 1982-89, and 1991-94. The

years 1980, 1981, and 1990 reflect transitions. In the first period, the sharp increase in

east-side prices after 1977 were attributable to both the use of sealed bidding during

1977 (Haynes 1980) and the high levels of housing starts in the late 1970s. The increase in west-side prices reflects the bidding frenzy in the late 1970s, as firms tried

to position themselves for what was expected to be sustained high levels of housing

starts in the 1980s as the baby boom generation moved into the housing market. In

the second period, the lower prices reflect a realignment of expectations about the

future and the effects of increased lumber production in Canada and the Southern

United States. This period ended in the late 1980s, when peak harvest levels in the

Region coincided with successful legal challenges to the Federal timber sales program

in western Washington and Oregon. The third period reflects the transition of the west

side following the decision in the District Court for Western Washington that resulted

in an injunction4 in 1991 on Forest Service timber sales and subsequent efforts to find

a long-term solution.

Figure 6—Average stumpage prices, Deschutes and Colville National Forests. PP=ponderosa pine.

4 Seattle Audubon Society v. Evans, 771 F. Supp. 1081,1091

(W.D. Wash. 1991).

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The Cut Prices The cut prices are averages of the stumpage prices actually paid when stands are

harvested. They are composed of actual dollars deposited in the National Forest

fund5 and the KV fund. They exclude all purchaser road credits and all deposits or

requirements timber purchasers must meet for brush disposal, snag felling, erosion

control, scaling, road maintenance, and any other service or action benefiting National

Forest land or resources. In the last decade, cut prices have been recognized as

being a better measure of stumpage value than is “sold” price.

Prices for timber harvested, by quarter from 1988 to 1996, for each of the 19 National Forests (fig. 1) in the Pacific Northwest region are given in tables 29-34. The

price series in the tables were compiled from various reports on cut and sold timber.6

All reported prices are volume-weighted averages and are expressed in nominal

dollars per thousand board feet, Scribner scale; that is, they have not been adjusted

for inflation. Further, these are all-species prices, and prices paid at one National Forest at different times or at different Forests may be influenced by different species

proportions.

Figures 7-9 summarize some of the price series. Figure 7 shows the relation among

the stumpage prices for the east- and west-side National Forests and for the entire

Region. Until the 1982 recession, stumpage prices for the east side averaged about

two-thirds of those for the west side. Between 1982 and 1986, there was parity in

stumpage prices between the east and west sides. Stumpage prices during 1986-87

were about 10 to 20 percent lower than those for 1978-79. If these prices were deflated and considered without the effects of inflation, they would show no change in

stumpage prices from 1973 to 1987. From 1987 to 1992, cut prices for the west-side

forests have increased steadily and those for the east side experienced greater volatility but less overall increase. These comparisons assume that species mix, timber

quality, and other factors remained roughly constant during the data period.

Figures 8 and 9 illustrate “cut stumpage prices” for selected National Forests in the

west- and east-side subregions. The volatility is greater for the east side where ponderosa pine greatly affects stumpage prices even for neighboring forests, such as

the Deschutes and Malheur National Forests. The variation in prices between forests

or subregions is due to different species, timber quality attributes, and markets (end

uses) for the timber. The variation in prices also may reflect the relative volume of

private timber in a subregion. Finally, the persistence of price differences among Forests is notable. There is little evidence of price convergence among Forests as is

suggested by the general observation that market areas, and hence competition, for

sales have grown over the past two decades.

During some periods when prices have fallen overall, cut prices can be negative

when purchaser road credits and deposits for brush disposal, snag felling, erosion

control, etc., exceed the value of timber being harvested. This rare occurrence is

5 The National Forest Fund serves as a holding point for

receipts that will be subsequently allocated to specific

purposes like payments to states. At the end of the fiscal

year, the balance is transferred to the General Fund of the

U.S. Treasury.

6 Reports on cut and sold timber (filled on form 1380) are

published quarterly by the various Regional timber

management staffs. These reports are on file with the timber

management staffs in each USDA Forest Service Regional

Office.

7
Figure 7—Quarterly cut prices for east- and west-side National Forests and the Pacific Northwest regional

average.

Figure 8—Quarterly cut prices, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie, Willamette, and Rogue River National Forests.

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illustrated in figure 9, which shows cut prices from the Malheur National Forest as

negative for the fourth quarter of 1981 and the first quarter of 1982. This is the only

recent such incident in Region 6.

Figures 10 and 11 show the relation between quarterly cut and sold prices for the

west and east sides. These figures illustrate that the cut price is not simply some sort

of moving average of sold prices.7 Both figures illustrate, for example, that the high

sold prices in 1979 and 1980 did not lead to equally high cut prices in either these or

subsequent years. The cut price is instead the product of a complex process

confounded by various price adjustments. At any time, producers are holding an

array of various timber sales, each with different species and timber quality

attributes. Producers then exercise the opportunity to mix timber of higher cost with

timber of lower cost. Such cost differences can arise from differences in sale dates,

adjusted bid prices, location, and timber quality.

Figure 9—Quarterly cut prices, Deschutes, Colville, and Malheur National Forests.

Stumpage Price

Summary

7 Moving averages with price series are usually calculated

over three or five data points. For example, a 3-year moving

average (using annual data) for 1995 would be calculated

from data for 1993, 1994, and 1995.

9
Figure 10—Quarterly cut and sold prices for west-side National Forests.

Figure 11—Quarterly cut and sold prices for east-side National Forests.

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In an economic sense, the price paid for timber harvested from a National Forest is

the same as the value of all timber in similar areas. This statement assumes that

arbitrage (and competitive markets) will result in equalized stumpage prices and the

establishment of a single stumpage market in similar areas. Economists also argue

that the phenomenon of arbitrage establishes relations among spatially distinct markets. Traditional spatial economics (for example, see Bressler and King 1970) argues

that prices for a homogenous commodity in two locations should differ by only the

differences in transport costs to a common point of consumption. This does not mean

that stumpage prices are the same among neighboring timbersheds, but if all else is

the same, they should differ only by differences in transport costs to the point of processing. The assumption of arbitrage is critical because it allows the use of, say, a

Forest Service stumpage price to represent stumpage prices for all owners in a similar and contiguous area. Private timber and even its dominance in markets affects the

variability of National Forest cut prices, but the existence of arbitrage guarantees that

stumpage prices will equalize among timberland owners. This latter concept is explored more fully in Adams and Haynes (1991).

Seasonality In addition to the basic trends in the data, there also are differences in the seasonal patterns between the two different measures of stumpage prices.8 Past research suggests significant seasonal patterns can occur within annual data (Haynes

1991, Sohngen and Haynes 1994). The key to understanding these patterns is to

better interpret intrayear trends in prices. This can be illustrated through the quarterly

data (shown in figures 10 and 11) deflated for the effects of inflation.9 The seasonal

patterns for east-side sold and cut prices are shown in table 35 and for west-side

sold and cut prices in table 36. These data can be summarized for Region 6 and are

shown in the following tabulation.

Adjustments

Quarter Cut Sold

First 1.103 1.034

Second 1.082 1.000

Third .907 .984

Fourth .908 .982

8 Examining stumpage prices for seasonal patterns has a

very recent history in forestry (Haynes 1991, Sohngen and

Haynes 1994). The intent of seasonal adjustment is to

decompose a price series into its different components:

trend, cycle, seasonality, and randomness. The trend

component (general increases and deceases) is largely

obvious in the stumpage price data shown in tables 1 to 34.

Past studies (for example, Haynes 1991) have found

seasonal patterns in stumpage prices but concluded that

random components seem to be more important than cyclical

parts.

9 Often these deflated prices are referred to as “real prices.”

In forestry, the convention is to deflate the nominal price data

by the Producer Price Index (for all commodities).

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The numbers in the tabulation both confirm and provide explicit estimates to the generally observed notions that stumpage prices are higher in winter than in summer: 18

percent higher for cut prices and 5 percent higher for sold prices. The greater variation in cut prices illustrates the flexibility operators have to mix sales of different prices

to control raw material costs.

The significance of the seasonal adjustments is in understanding that stumpage prices

vary during the year. For example, if all else is held constant, changes in cut stumpage from $110.30 in the first quarter to $90.70 per thousand board feet in the third

quarter is, after seasonal adjustments, no change at all; that is, prices remained constant at $100 per thousand board feet between the first and third quarters. These

figures illustrate the need for caution in how intrayear stumpage price comparisons

are made.

Three issues over the last several years have raised price-related concerns other

than just seasonal effects. Two of these issues have evolved from concerns raised as

part of the shift in land management patterns from stand management to ecosystem

management. The first issue is a greater emphasis on understanding the effects of

differences in both geographic and temporal scales on economic processes.10 The

second issue is the role of prices as an indicator of market activity. A third issue not

related to changing land management patterns has been the impact in the last 5

years of the changing nature of Forest Service sales on stumpage prices.

Scale The data in tables 1 through 34 illustrate how prices differ across various spatial

scales. Concerns about how prices vary geographically are consistent with the broader

current interest in understanding both the spatial and temporal hierarchy aspects of

land management. Prices in this context are somewhat unique in that a price is always

associated with a specific point in time and for a specific geographic market. For example, the prices in tables 1 through 34 are shown for calendar years; that is, they are

the volume-weighted averages of specific prices for timber sold or harvested during

that year. When economists generalize price series, that discussion is often in the context of the trend in prices. For example, the average real cut prices for Region 6 have

been increased by 5.7 percent per year for the west side and by 5.2 percent per year

for the east side from 1973 to 1996.

The spatial dimension of prices can be illustrated by both map (fig. 12) and graph (fig.

13). Most notions of spatial hierarchy assert that things at one spatial level are directly

linked to either higher or lower sequential levels. In economics, prices at different

spatial scales represent different markets. In a practical sense, the stumpage prices

in tables 1 through 34 are volume-weighted averages and, for large areas, are simply

averages calculated over large areas and with different volume proportions. Figures 12

and 13 illustrate differences in the spatial dimension of prices. These differences are

due to more than just transport costs: They also embody differences in species, size

of timber, sales arrangements, end product markets and potential uses, and a host of

other factors.

Contemporary Price

Concerns

10 Current thinking is that ecosystems can be viewed spatially

and temporally within organizational levels. These levels can

be viewed within hierarchies, where every level has discrete

ecological functions but at the same time is part of a larger

whole (Haynes and others 1996).

12
Figure 12—Harvest prices in dollars per thousand board feet for western Oregon and Washignton

National Forests, 1996.

13
Figure 13—Harvest prices for National Forests in Washington and Oregon, 1996.

Figure 14—West-side actual prices and 3-year moving average stumpage prices.

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Monitoring A key role of prices is as an indicator of market activity. There are several ways to

use prices to monitor market activity. The most obvious is to use prices in their

reported form as an indicator; for example, harvest prices in 1996 were $214 per

thousand board feet, 57 percent higher than they were in 1979. Two other ways that

prices are used for monitoring: first, as a measure relative to some underlying trend,

and second, as an indicator of changes in turning points in market activities. In the

first case, comparisons are often made of the current price to some underlying trend

such as a moving average of prices; for example, figure 14 shows the annual sold

prices for western Oregon and a 3-year moving average. For the period 1995-96,

annual prices are 27 percent higher than the moving average for the same period.

Although not common in discussions of stumpage markets, the second case is to use

prices to indicate changes in market direction—is it up, down, or unchanged. Two

ways of doing this are to use either “first differences” (the difference between two

adjacent data points) or a diffusion index (computed as a series of - for downward

changes, 0 for no change, and + for a positive change). Examples of both approaches for western Oregon sold prices are shown as follows:

Diffusion First

Year index differences

1988 + $35

1989 + 42

1990 + 47

1991 + 14

1992 + 50

1993 + 78

1994 + 16

1995 - -25

1996 + 28

This type of information is used in discussing the effects of business cycles or in

short-term forecasting models. These two examples suggest that prices increased in

western Oregon during the early 1990s until a downturn in 1995. Looking at first differences leads to a richer interpretation, in that the 1991 recession is apparent and

also that the 1995 downturn started a year earlier in 1994.

In terms of monitoring, one other notable use of prices is as an indicator of competition. The Forest Service and other agencies have used prices to monitor timber sale

activities. The purpose is to identify possible areas of concern about the extent and

nature of competition. These areas were identified when explainable differences

could not account for lower prices or patterns of bidding.

Recent Sales There is a concern that changes in recent timber sales require greater caution about

interpreting the results of recent sales. As shown in the various tables, the volume of

timber offered for sale by the National Forests dropped between 1990 and 1996 by

86 percent for the west side and 73 percent for the east side. At first these drops

were not thought to impact stumpage prices, but in the last several years the reliance

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of the Forest Service on salvage sales11 to make up timber volumes has reduced

potential stumpage prices. The extent of this reduction can be illustrated by data from

western Washington for both Forest Service and Washington Department of Natural

Resources (DNR) sales (Warren 1997). Both agencies sold about the same volumes

in 1993 to 1996, but the Washington DNR stumpage prices were 94 percent higher.

Conclusions Neither sold nor cut prices for National Forest timber sales can satisfy all users of that

information. Although the cut price is the better of the two for measuring the value of

timber at a given location and time, it is not necessarily the best measure of the actual

return to the U.S. Treasury for timber harvested from a specific tract. This latter need

is important to those individuals and groups interested in calculating timber receipts.

For these users, the worth of a sale or timber program depends on the receipts net of

program costs such as sale-better (KV funds), the noncash purchaser credit, and

other miscellaneous funds.

Differences occur in seasonal patterns between the two measures of stumpage prices.

These differences suggest that users need to be careful when making intrayear comparisons, especially with the cut prices. Users of stumpage prices also need to recognize the volatility in the prices. These seemingly random components of change pose

the greatest challenge in assessing the worth of a measure of stumpage prices.

There is the need for caution about how “good” or representative prices are for an

individual National Forest. For example, recall the variation in price data shown in

figures 12 and 13; we lack a definitive way to say whether a price series is “good” or

not. The reduction in the timber volumes offered since 1990 and the greater variability

in the types of timber being offered has led to greater price variability and a sense that

these price series are not as robust as they were once.

Acknowledgment Brenda Hunt and Judy Mikowski assisted in data compilation and the final preparation

of the tables.

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11 These salvage sales include a wide range of species and

sizes as well as both green and dead timber.

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Appendix

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Table 1--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Mount Hood National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 76,950 121.99 8,360 115.85 490 56.16 29,690 39.99 7,410 38.69 154,774 83.28

 2d 36,810 128.84 0 -- 0 -- 20,410 28.48 3,090 22.44 81,895 73.32

 3d 42,162 129.23 9,260 61.02 2,970 53.83 23,300 35.55 2,710 40.31 99,216 78.21

 4th 8,300 214.99 7,500 68.73 0 -- 7,600 60.09 3,000 32.96 31,321 92.28

 Total and average 164,222 130.08 25,120 81.57 3,460 54.16 81,000 37.70 16,210 34.80 367,206 80.46

1986

 1st 32,675 184.96 3,900 76.67 300 19.43 22,275 104.72 5,520 35.70 80,922 111.31

 2d 80,280 178.60 5,360 67.38 1,805 71.53 48,176 94.32 6,230 14.97 164,420 119.98

 3d 45,036 148.65 27,410 103.99 7,030 184.89 18,033 131.20 4,350 19.05 123,594 109.07

 4th 39,180 166.53 180 14.25 0 -- 18,500 58.50 540 39.00 67,340 114.08

 Total and average 197,171 170.42 36,850 95.34 9,135 157.06 106,984 96.51 16,640 23.69 436,276 114.38

1987

 1st 64,630 182.25 6,900 37.84 1,500 260.25 20,500 84.43 5,900 87.57 128,530 124.91

 2d 29,675 166.93 6,560 101.13 3,020 211.90 10,775 71.02 2,490 68.44 70,220 111.86

 3d 30,260 183.70 3,200 127.38 1,600 294.69 17,470 170.97 3,225 80.89 65,195 159.69

 4th 21,600 122.13 0 -- 0 -- 16,000 269.41 0 -- 42,700 163.61

 Total and average 146,165 170.55 16,660 79.96 6,120 245.39 64,745 151.26 11,615 81.61 306,645 134.70

1988

 1st 49,176 256.80 9,450 88.92 1,530 225.09 13,260 100.85 5,120 47.49 105,126 176.64

 2d 62,020 289.39 3,200 34.24 600 44.24 25,530 192.95 6,510 115.04 128,290 191.68

 3d 39,040 259.54 2,800 46.79 500 94.87 21,840 168.26 5,639 43.11 80,664 178.02

 4th 17,680 316.10 770 69.96 0 -- 11,050 242.33 2,510 96.89 39,780 225.02

 Total and average 167,916 275.72 16,220 69.96 2,630 159.07 71,680 176.00 19,779 74.74 353,860 187.85

1989

 1st 28,700 382.81 20,800 350.98 570 115.47 19,920 151.18 170 16.43 93,760 247.90

 2d 1,850 177.91 0 -- 0 -- 850 108.57 1,450 76.47 4,581 118.95

 3d 1,490 578.86 30 277.60 0 -- 35 205.71 0 -- 2,185 415.38

 4th 36,410 364.86 15,940 322.98 1,500 186.99 25,620 507.91 2,820 123.82 108,782 392.89

 Total and average 68,450 371.99 36,770 338.78 2,070 167.30 46,425 347.31 4,440 104.24 209,308 322.18

1990

 1st 8,660 924.03 0 -- 0 -- 3,260 50.93 1,310 265.73 17,160 499.35

 2d 41,045 467.24 2,920 74.83 0 -- 15,210 266.14 6,500 214.73 77,175 343.49

 3d 114,525 347.40 15,755 281.46 595 45.96 46,640 140.23 9,225 111.96 220,502 244.55

 4th 3,370 240.31 300 113.00 160 334.75 2,300 197.67 230 47.00 6,960 195.97

 Total and average 167,600 404.39 18,975 246.99 755 107.16 67,410 166.28 17,265 161.46 321,797 280.82

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 118 526.50 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,400 122.00 2,603 151.58

 3d 19,284 476.70 1,710 229.46 0 -- 9,361 225.03 5,702 173.11 40,217 362.82

 4th 290 518.26 63 229.70 0 -- 0 -- 850 180.33 1,223 260.59

 Total and average 19,692 477.62 1,773 229.47 0 -- 9,361 225.03 8,952 160.09 44,043 347.50

1992

 1st 1,995 706.17 0 -- 0 -- 900 298.16 0 -- 2,995 569.34

 2d 1,825 710.94 265 252.00 0 -- 1,575 194.97 0 -- 4,297 389.66

 3d 5,022 773.85 3,851 262.87 724 169.56 3,795 490.23 272 61.50 17,341 443.57

 4th 80 657.43 0 -- 0 -- 70 380.05 0 -- 175 457.67

 Total and average 8,922 744.81 4,116 262.17 724 169.56 6,340 388.40 272 61.50 24,808 449.52
Table 1--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Mount Hood National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

19

Douglas- fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 4,350 645.80 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 184 237.84 4,608 626.23

 2d 2,730 814.28 26 217.60 0 -- 870 503.94 0 -- 3,928 684.18

 3d 19,017 404.89 2,919 414.55 0 -- 815 298.21 1,815 339.89 25,198 389.46

 4th 2,915 580.33 0 -- 0 -- 1,167 389.66 0 -- 5,115 453.27

 Total and average 29,012 497.16 2,945 412.81 0 - 2,852 398.39 1,999 330.49 38,849 455.74

1994

 1st 10,263 463.94 1,082 612.22 0 -- 1,000 297.94 891 389.69 14,464 439.43

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 55 260.00

 3d 514 640.49 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 6,754 461.22

 4th 1,009 445.09 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,009 473.00

 Total and average 11,786 470.03 1,082 612.22 0 -- 1,000 297.94 891 389.69 22,282 447.12

1995

 1st 3,300 352.56 0 -- 0 -- 4,200 303.45 0 -- 7,662 322.84

 2d 0 _-- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 1,100 158.22 3,397 88.49 0 -- 2,602 32.71 1,050 239.22 8,249 209.55

 4th 12,818 338.99 2,507 271.36 0 -- 0 -- 3,294 457.65 20,040 380.86

 Total and average 17,218 330.04 5,904 166.14 0 -- 6,802 199.88 4,344 404.85 35,951 329.18

1996

 1st 425 302.94 2,734 25.97 0 -- 0 -- 60 340.18 3,219 68.4

 2d 1,123 288.94 0 -- 0 -- 150 38.90 109 94.80 1,382 247.39

 3d 14,504 274.56 0 -- 0 -- 4,323 151.76 0 -- 18,827 369.37

 4th 34,032 342.77 13,466 82.47 995 40.18 10,423 148.27 24,776 71.43 87,886 202.19

 Total and average 50,084 321.47 16,200 72.93 995 40.18 14,896 148.18 24,945 72.18 111,314 227.16

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 2--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Rogue River National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 20,270 141.03 0 -- 460 62.34 0 -- 12,660 69.25 48,675 105.77

 2d 12,624 121.58 0 -- 3,314 163.05 0 -- 16,298 83.94 52,196 89.25

 3d 25,685 78.82 0 -- 565 82.06 0 -- 15,020 39.35 52,630 60.82

 4th 15,400 135.06 0 -- 2,450 279.03 0 -- 8,060 40.51 29,050 130.90

 Total and average 73,979 114.87 0 -- 6,789 191.34 0 -- 52,038 60.77 182,551 92.09

1986

 1st 12,080 155.43 0 -- 1,150 132.84 0 -- 7,080 21.86 21,685 109.81

 2d 36,420 135.84 0 -- 4,010 186.24 0 -- 24,580 58.49 74,340 101.39

 3d 25,230 142.09 0 -- 2,570 60.64 0 -- 17,890 53.09 60,430 108.32

 4th 25,730 144.37 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 12,560 75.47 54,580 121.42

 Total and average 99,460 142.02 0 -- 7,730 136.54 0 -- 62,110 56.18 211,035 109.43

1987

 1st 24,149 154.25 0 -- 850 132.13 0 -- 11,638 134.70 58,287 140.98

 2d 29,910 158.82 0 -- 860 171.43 0 -- 8,780 60.36 50,470 150.54

 3d 21,410 163.90 0 -- 18 170.05 10 50.03 9,690 68.56 42,458 129.82

 4th 17,874 161.76 0 -- 1,490 312.57 290 66.03 8,324 63.47 46,558 124.04

 Total and average 93,343 159.37 0 -- 3,218 226.39 300 65.50 38,432 85.61 197,773 137.04

1988

 1st 27,740 239.45 0 -- 30 272.63 0 -- 12,180 77.98 49,410 191.46

 2d 22,085 211.47 0 -- 690 167.67 0 -- 11,790 87.60 38,755 173.41

 3d 32,400 218.64 0 -- 2,725 220.51 0 -- 11,055 58.75 54,115 196.01

 4th 19,090 243.24 0 -- 650 192.24 0 -- 9,850 144.35 33,340 205.75

 Total and average 101,315 227.41 0 -- 4,095 207.50 0 -- 44,875 90.34 175,620 191.59

1989

 1st 11,150 309.08 0 -- 890 236.09 0 -- 5,450 192.32 28,410 255.32

 2d 6,120 489.40 0 -- 0 -- 160 83.30 1,030 151.23 10,010 403.86

 3d 120 254.51 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 150 260.00 530 154.85

 4th 29,463 453.01 0 -- 4,070 284.35 0 -- 19,051 343.80 65,439 382.80

 Total and average 46,853 423.00 0 -- 4,960 275.69 160 83.30 25,681 303.44 104,389 336.43

1990

 1st 2,570 465.63 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 960 566.92 4,450 416.27

 2d 10,480 578.84 0 -- 2,130 559.77 0 -- 4,169 248.59 24,405 422.60

 3d 39,510 343.03 0 -- 6,065 144.57 0 -- 28,050 223.79 114,750 279.00

 4th 350 149.98 0 -- 1,020 138.00 0 -- 180 41.60 1,550 129.51

 Total and average 52,910 394.41 0 -- 9,215 239.82 0 -- 33,359 235.78 145,155 305.76

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 325 73.60

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 110 173.03 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 50 162.56 320 214.80

 4th 40 216.04 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 40 216.04

 Total and average 150 184.50 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 50 162.56 685 147.88

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 18 155.35 0 -- 0 -- 18 155.35

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 18 155.35 0 -- 0 -- 18 155.35
Table 2--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Rogue River National

Forest, Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

21

Douglas- fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 35 743.49 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 410 308.61

 2d 1,593 934.05 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 852 543.68 2,890 724.27

 3d 2,095 817.46 0 -- 200 335.88 0 -- 1,120 492.37 4,625 557.91

 4th 405 846.57 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 230 492.28 1,815 288.04

 Total and average 4,128 864.68 0 -- 200 335.88 0 -- 2,202 505.63 9,740 546.49

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 5,970 939.38 0 -- 470 587.67 0 -- 1,455 742.54 8,610 902.77

 3d 150 1,027.93 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 60 1094.67 240 970.38

 4th 95 737.62 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 50 299.92 505 489.94

 Total and average 6,215 938.44 0 -- 470 587.67 0 -- 1,565 741.89 9,355 882.22

1995

 1st 380 435.48 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 100 284.49 500 420.14

 2d 1,045 571.86 0 -- 150 697.26 0 -- 780 453.83 3,680 487.96

 3d 3,510 634.31 0 -- 62 290.56 0 -- 1,100 358.35 10,168 504.15

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 4,935 605.77 0 -- 212 578.32 0 -- 1,980 392.23 14,348 497.07

1996

 1st 3,546 613.11 0 -- 333 745.58 0 -- 873 281.65 5,755 492.46

 2d 1,328 458.12 2,872 89.05 458 413.66 0 -- 1,582 163.78 6,271 209.82

 3d 5,335 68.11 0 -- 1,642 44.32 0 -- 158 144.72 7,157 109.98

 4th 5,938 439.93 0 -- 167 377.55 0 -- 856 226.13 14,957 319.39

 Total and average 16,147 356.61 2,872 89.05 2,600 220.60 0 -- 3,469 207.96 34,140 285.54

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96,
22

Table 3--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Siskiyou National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 49,076 103.13 0 -- 40 50.75 2,280 13.44 390 26.84 63,906 99.60

 2d 18,560 80.88 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 350 32.24 21,620 78.86

 3d 61,100 58.77 0 -- 0 -- 530 12.83 1,420 21.21 78,230 58.53

 4th 29,666 31.01 0 -- 0 -- 270 9.24 50 6.00 35,080 33.04

 Total and average 158,402 69.91 0 -- 40 50.75 3,080 12.96 2,210 23.61 198,836 69.44

1986

 1st 35,760 89.62 0 -- 0 -- 280 22.49 70 30.27 44,431 80.83

 2d 40,890 81.31 0 -- 250 56.23 1,800 8.54 140 22.46 53,690 147.09

 3d 56,930 79.34 0 -- 0 -- 1,240 10.29 770 24.07 71,700 117.77

 4th 56,310 137.31 0 -- 0 -- 1,210 9.50 1,380 30.78 71,740 130.36

 Total and average 189,890 98.89 0 -- 250 56.23 4,530 10.14 2,360 28.08 241,561 121.23

1987

 1st 54,960 166.56 0 -- 0 -- 2,900 16.65 1,470 50.61 69,047 159.28

 2d 29,160 114.16 0 -- 0 -- 400 10.39 0 -- 37,190 107.91

 3d 29,040 135.50 0 -- 1,130 25.58 210 40.13 4,670 18.52 44,280 160.66

 4th 8,390 114.69 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 10,210 107.36

 Total and average 121,550 142.99 0 -- 1,130 25.58 3,510 17.34 6,140 26.20 160,727 144.47

1988

 1st 14,893 278.95 0 -- 800 104.99 180 39.16 0 -- 17,468 265.21

 2d 42,900 289.28 0 -- 3,340 36.40 240 14.52 0 -- 53,270 252.61

 3d 131,040 114.44 0 -- 0 -- 656 23.36 0 -- 147,883 165.68

 4th 18,690 239.48 0 -- 0 -- 10 87.60 1,150 38.73 23,620 197.43

 Total and average 207,523 173.65 0 -- 4,140 49.65 1,086 24.62 1,150 38.73 242,241 195.07

1989

 1st 2,450 373.15 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,860 579.58

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 1,260 25.96 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 10 82.00 1,270 26.40

 4th 44,250 759.74 0 -- 0 -- 2,150 31.29 130 126.00 55,210 689.44

 Total and average 47,960 720.72 0 -- 0 -- 2,150 31.29 140 122.86 59,340 669.96

1990

 1st 7,530 341.60 0 -- 0 -- 630 59.20 0 -- 9,740 289.50

 2d 10,772 458.24 0 -- 0 -- 780 47.79 0 -- 14,041 496.27

 3d 116,706 472.71 0 -- 0 -- 2,760 33.78 9,267 125.70 152,338 414.92

 4th 53 321.11 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 153 121.37

 Total and average 135,061 464.19 0 -- 0 -- 4,170 40.24 9,267 125.70 176,272 414.21

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 170 25.10

 4th 56 1,156.18 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 75 960.00

 Total and average 56 1,156.18 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 245 311.29

1992

 1st 440 469.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 550 396.41

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 70 52.60

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 440 469.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 620 357.59
Table 3--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Siskiyou National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

23

Douglas- fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 59 715.25 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 59 715.25

 3d 2,800 1,104.67 0 -- 0 -- 10 1,143.19 0 -- 3,430 1,238.02

 4th 1,420 483.44 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,570 474.73

 Total and average 4,279 893.14 0 -- 0 -- 10 1,143.19 0 -- 5,059 995.05

1994

 1st 1,845 631.37 0 -- 140 431.01 0 -- 1,310 468.95 3,726 507.79

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 80 780.07 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 80 780.07

 4th 3,787 228.37 0 -- 0 -- 23 84.30 0 -- 3,810 227.50

 Total and average 5,712 366.27 0 -- 140 431.01 23 84.30 1,310 468.95 7,616 370.43

1995

 1st 26 740.54 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 26 740.54

 2d 540 613.04 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 690 754.18

 3d 10,758 117.47 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 11,849 246.17

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 11,324 142.53 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 12,565 275.09

1996

 1st 52 700.10 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 52 700.10

 2d 16,437 352.76 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 17 265.00 19,197 346.23

 3d 5,845 390.95 0 -- 0 -- 258 10.00 0 -- 6,716 402.86

 4th 8,061 463.88 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,170 403.68 10,791 500.74

 Total and average 30,395 388.24 0 -- 0 -- 258 10.00 1,187 401.69 36,756 402.44

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 4--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Siuslaw National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 68,228 126.70 0 -- 0 -- 10,470 88.13 0 -- 90,839 116.01

 2d 22,147 125.33 0 -- 0 -- 930 53.45 0 -- 27,425 113.79

 3d 54,112 106.81 0 -- 0 -- 9,800 68.11 0 -- 70,053 96.71

 4th 21,100 133.39 0 -- 0 -- 1,600 41.27 0 -- 24,824 121.37

 Total and average 165,587 120.87 0 -- 0 -- 22,800 74.83 0 -- 213,141 110.01

1986

 1st 33,172 144.74 0 -- 0 -- 460 68.15 0 -- 35,388 138.83

 2d 69,692 161.80 0 -- 0 -- 11,520 64.76 0 -- 90,987 142.50

 3d 134,550 127.06 0 -- 0 -- 9,630 65.16 0 -- 149,451 120.19

 4th 40,250 121.37 0 -- 0 -- 3,680 80.16 0 -- 47,170 117.41

 Total and average 277,664 137.07 0 -- 0 -- 25,290 67.21 0 -- 322,996 128.12

1987

 1st 110,867 133.59 0 -- 0 -- 6,670 86.31 0 -- 127,536 123.66

 2d 111,797 171.80 0 -- 0 -- 9,650 105.86 0 -- 130,524 159.88

 3d 81,192 198.29 0 -- 0 -- 1,820 118.80 0 -- 87,161 190.17

 4th 20,740 217.04 0 -- 0 -- 550 130.02 0 -- 23,883 197.17

 Total and average 324,596 168.27 0 -- 0 -- 18,690 100.85 0 -- 369,104 156.93

1988

 1st 76,935 263.39 0 -- 0 -- 4,543 113.04 0 -- 89,927 235.18

 2d 118,087 278.55 0 -- 0 -- 13,303 124.59 0 -- 139,857 250.17

 3d 74,058 255.67 0 -- 0 -- 7,890 115.73 0 -- 87,104 230.76

 4th 18,480 250.46 0 -- 0 -- 3,400 185.61 0 -- 27,045 237.22

 Total and average 287,560 266.80 0 -- 0 -- 29,136 127.51 0 -- 343,933 240.32

1989

 1st 61,091 330.95 0 -- 0 -- 4,730 93.44 0 -- 69,890 298.13

 2d 21,218 361.61 0 -- 0 -- 3,706 110.73 0 -- 27,049 304.30

 3d 16,305 358.03 0 -- 0 -- 640 67.05 0 -- 26,124 240.95

 4th 56,968 504.82 0 -- 0 -- 1,610 110.67 0 -- 59,698 485.32

 Total and average 155,582 401.63 0 -- 0 -- 10,686 100.45 0 -- 182,761 352.01

1990

 1st 66,867 433.85 0 -- 0 -- 1,830 257.98 0 -- 76,866 390.86

 2d 89,751 440.47 0 -- 0 -- 8,650 255.46 0 -- 104,056 406.16

 3d 227,708 358.78 0 -- 0 -- 3,210 124.52 0 -- 238,208 346.41

 4th 1,808 319.36 0 -- 0 -- 410 201.4 0 -- 2,228 299.94

 Total and average 386,134 390.58 0 -- 0 -- 14,100 224.41 0 -- 421,358 369.03

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 110 204.77 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 560 221.03

 3d 4,390 394.94 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,390 394.94

 4th 190 320.05 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 190 320.05

 Total and average 4,690 387.45 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 5,140 373.23

1992

 1st 27 338.30 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 27 338.30

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 200 66.30 0 -- 200 66.30

 3d 514 162.11 0 -- 0 -- 200 405.00 0 -- 714 230.14

 4th 15 331.59 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 15 331.59

 Total and average 556 175.23 0 -- 0 -- 400 235.65 0 -- 956 200.51
Table 4--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Siuslaw National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollar per thousand board feet)

25

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 790 496.05 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 790 496.05

 2d 348 568.53 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 992 354.00

 3d 1,327 315.17 0 -- 0 -- 96 75.59 0 -- 3,185 281.60

 4th 3,001 485.68 0 -- 0 -- 779 191.76 0 -- 4,329 404.06

 Total and average 5,466 451.06 0 -- 0 -- 875 179.01 0 -- 9,296 364.58

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 8,000 162.30 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 8,290 347.74

 4th 1,201 129.97 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,208 364.18

 Total and average 9,201 158.08 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 9,498 349.83

1996

 1st 677 515.87 0 -- 0 -- 29 286.06 0 -- 730 497.70

 2d 168 226.94 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 168 227.51

 3d 16,080 283.90 0 -- 0 -- 3,137 139.63 0 -- 19,234 263.81

 4th 984 218.25 0 -- 0 -- 563 98.10 0 -- 1,547 174.13

 Total and average 17,909 288.53 0 -- 0 -- 3,729 134.50 0 -- 21,679 265.00

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 5--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Umpqua National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 102,100 93.41 0 -- 0 -- 6,500 22.56 6,500 15.91 156,473 73.79

 2d 72,680 70.40 0 -- 0 -- 2,000 42.49 3,300 15.87 111,400 63.77

 3d 42,565 99.28 0 -- 0 -- 3,928 13.41 2,000 8.56 73,345 75.57

 4th 29,880 110.89 0 -- 500 174.40 600 13.02 970 21.94 39,863 103.26

 Total and average 247,225 89.77 0 -- 500 174.40 13,028 22.42 12,770 15.21 381,081 74.29

 1986

 1st 89,790 147.35 0 -- 0 -- 7,120 15.64 3,500 11.60 136,445 111.95

 2d 64,037 179.92 0 -- 600 46.56 4,590 7.86 2,000 19.45 93,407 136.69

 3d 75,360 129.57 0 -- 100 99.95 9,500 11.47 2,510 20.89 110,600 98.75

 4th 54,010 148.75 0 -- 0 -- 2,900 29.29 1,900 13.20 80,160 112.38

 Total and average 283,197 150.25 0 -- 700 54.19 24,110 14.16 9,910 15.84 420,612 114.06

1987

 1st 89,440 162.81 0 -- 2,200 140.60 3,680 21.25 5,900 13.45 129,850 131.55

 2d 73,830 156.87 0 -- 700 208.29 1,700 35.03 8,300 67.76 121,455 113.67

 3d 76,390 160.78 0 -- 0 -- 8,950 26.09 3,300 34.01 112,090 125.39

 4th 75,670 198.50 0 -- 0 -- 4,700 63.97 9,300 27.64 114,520 161.38

 Total and average 315,330 169.49 0 -- 2,900 156.94 19,030 35.31 26,800 37.72 477,915 132.71

1988

 1st 87,140 195.43 0 -- 900 238.96 1,800 40.37 8,000 43.42 120,240 161.02

 2d 72,780 189.98 0 -- 2,900 148.45 4,200 67.97 13,350 138.02 113,330 156.79

 3d 39,117 183.71 0 -- 130 240.81 1,900 101.38 1,000 10.00 48,871 160.59

 4th 79,625 253.55 0 -- 0 -- 7,430 63.73 2,750 39.67 122,679 196.28

 Total and average 278,662 208.97 0 -- 3,930 172.23 15,240 66.83 25,100 91.99 405,120 170.46

1989

 1st 89,880 319.64 0 -- 0 -- 8,400 10.60 2,800 37.56 130,131 256.77

 2d 13,980 350.63 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 17,495 304.46

 3d 2,170 288.73 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,523 259.19

 4th 86,750 575.22 0 -- 1,600 126.84 10,650 68.26 600 27.98 131,170 417.13

 Total and average 192,780 436.55 0 -- 1,600 126.84 19,050 42.83 3,400 35.87 282,319 334.27

1990

 1st 28,299 568.39 0 -- 0 -- 2,800 82.54 2,100 128.46 44,550 409.88

 2d 57,767 527.89 0 -- 1,400 207.62 1,600 37.82 3,100 77.50 80,184 422.95

 3d 168,961 429.85 0 -- 2,400 295.86 11,980 50.45 4,920 57.19 247,331 377.54

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 255,027 467.43 0 -- 3,800 263.35 16,380 54.70 10,120 78.20 372,065 364.61

1991

 1st 1,540 422.24 0 -- 300 192.55 0 -- 0 -- 2,608 316.82

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 1,023 351.70 0 -- 0 -- 300 296.48 1 27.01 2,584 193.54

 4th 5,609 500.11 0 -- 290 259.53 0 -- 0 -- 6,784 459.80

 Total and average 8,172 466.86 0 -- 590 225.47 300 296.48 1 27.01 11,976 371.22

1992

 1st 1,700 557.99 0 -- 0 -- 150 295.53 0 -- 2,250 463.38

 2d 171 200.79 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 191 188.53

 3d 1,504 560.46 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,737 509.97

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 3,375 540.99 0 -- 0 -- 150 295.53 0 -- 4,178 470.19
Table 5--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Umpqua National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

27

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 69 669.89 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 69 669.89

 2d 632 859.64 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 797 715.53

 3d 2,349 439.17 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,377 436.38

 4th 294 138.96 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 379 198.92

 Total and average 3,344 497.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,622 477.40

1994

 1st 455 800.75 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 594 653.84

 2d 5,484 1,128.37 0 -- 0 -- 2,000 672.89 0 -- 9,531 849.87

 3d 7,006 968.00 0 -- 0 -- 610 473.92 0 -- 8,460 863.66

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 12,945 1,030.06 0 -- 0 -- 2,610 626.39 0 -- 18,585 849.89

1995

 1s 22 707.91 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 22 707.91

 2d 20 164.20 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 20 164.20

 3d 22,637 286.79 0 -- 0 -- 1,468 202.52 3,522 157.61 34,673 469.55

 4th 3,987 229.93 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,182 534.41

 Total and average 26,666 278.55 0 -- 0 -- 1,468 202.52 3,522 157.61 38,897 476.50

1996

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 809 441.41 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 74 154.28 979 416.52

 3d 16,819 466.82 0 -- 0 -- 2,529 435.10 1,666 123.42 21,179 498.16

 4th 36,401 480.56 0 -- 0 -- 3,262 482.34 2,259 325.60 42,926 492.90

 Total and average 54,029 475.70 0 -- 0 -- 5,791 461.71 3,999 238.20 65,084 493.46

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 6--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Willamette National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 136,984 108.95 0 -- 0 -- 19,560 19.50 3,000 32.63 208,938 86.74

 2d 63,609 105.07 0 -- 900 90.79 7,700 24.62 2,960 21.59 97,046 79.87

 3d 203,130 127.57 0 -- 0 -- 40,580 18.83 6,180 15.32 344,021 86.16

 4th 37,700 138.82 0 -- 0 -- 9,750 21.70 785 27.35 59,060 99.53

 Total and average 441,423 119.51 0 -- 900 90.79 77,590 19.94 12,925 21.51 709,065 86.59

 1986

 1st 157,367 131.52 0 -- 0 -- 25,033 21.30 50 90.88 248,528 92.81

 2d 107,968 191.55 0 -- 329 126.88 18,330 12.58 1,000 6.00 160,689 138.96

 3d 240,670 183.89 0 -- 0 -- 44,065 17.13 3,100 13.90 363,673 129.68

 4th 86,450 184.03 0 -- 0 -- 15,700 43.23 2,300 12.46 133,550 137.82

 Total and average 592,455 171.40 0 -- 329 126.88 103,128 21.31 6,450 11.83 906,440 122.42

1987

 1st 149,662 200.99 0 -- 400 329.90 23,360 41.49 3,840 14.62 251,271 145.24

 2d 174,585 193.30 0 -- 0 -- 21,850 85.86 720 61.28 262,292 145.01

 3d 115,118 189.59 0 -- 300 235.01 19,810 59.17 5,200 55.67 197,520 127.76

 4th 81,410 262.32 0 -- 0 -- 12,010 92.15 3,000 69.62 118,015 200.16

 Total and average 520,775 205.48 0 -- 700 289.23 77,030 66.52 12,760 46.91 829,098 148.82

1988

 1st 107,921 243.18 0 -- 0 -- 21,240 129.98 1,300 66.45 173,731 183.24

 2d 200,065 277.89 0 -- 600 274.16 23,865 64.91 7,000 39.74 318,350 199.28

 3d 136,698 264.00 0 -- 100 300.12 17,590 54.61 472 60.40 188,905 204.28

 4th 40,900 308.82 0 -- 0 -- 7,800 173.85 0 -- 65,830 272.88

 Total and average 485,584 268.87 0 -- 700 277.87 70,495 94.00 8,772 44.81 746,816 203.30

1989

 1st 61,575 384.99 0 -- 0 -- 8,750 160.96 2,400 40.55 102,865 263.84

 2d 13,344 299.55 0 -- 0 -- 780 244.33 1,800 13.33 16,929 250.71

 3d 109,030 461.59 0 -- 0 -- 10,140 69.31 0 -- 153,560 349.86

 4th 167,348 606.11 0 -- 0 -- 21,200 98.26 3,500 49.56 252,880 439.07

 Total and average 351,297 510.85 0 -- 0 -- 40,870 107.29 7,700 38.28 526,234 372.72

1990

 1st 23,801 479.81 0 -- 0 -- 1,107 144.81 0 -- 28,348 421.29

 2d 56,713 593.68 0 -- 0 -- 12,850 97.57 1,100 112.45 85,780 433.94

 3d 402,570 427.51 0 -- 400 319.52 62,160 150.96 11,055 247.13 603,745 326.69

 4th 5 320.28 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 45 156.42

 Total and average 483,089 449.60 0 -- 400 319.52 76,117 141.86 12,155 234.94 717,918 343.23

1991

 1st 102 327.31 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 110 309.15

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 49,750 567.16 0 -- 0 -- 15,550 43.70 250 36.35 87,640 347.21

 4th 1,110 156.50 0 -- 0 -- 170 2.00 0 -- 1,280 135.98

 Total and average 50,962 557.74 0 -- 0 -- 15,720 43.25 250 36.35 89,030 344.13

1992

 1st 7,929 610.09 0 -- 0 -- 280 80.16 70 205.42 11,286 475.68

 2d 1,479 597.33 0 -- 0 -- 40 30.22 0 -- 2,638 389.47

 3d 4,920 600.33 0 -- 0 -- 620 71.35 200 218.18 7,390 425.98

 4th 9,320 378.80 0 -- 0 -- 1,390 284.21 0 -- 11,020 357.86

 Total and average 23,648 516.11 0 -- 0 -- 2,330 198.69 270 214.87 32,334 417.13
Table 6--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Willamette National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

29

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 1,438 955.56 0 -- 0 -- 80 234.10 15 843.48 2,213 659.33

 2d 865 846.20 0 -- 0 -- 125 80.43 550 331.00 2,100 468.69

 3d 3,521 653.96 0 -- 0 -- 380 298.53 0 -- 5,007 506.09

 4th 11,291 424.56 0 -- 0 -- 192 68.63 480 166.00 12,871 402.11

 Total and average 17,115 537.68 0 -- 0 -- 777 200.00 1,045 262.57 22,191 457.54

1994

 1st 7,385 554.82 0 -- 0 -- 265 69.83 0 -- 8,081 513.04

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 452 490.55 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 461 481.01

 4th 1,949 371.83 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,211 262.71

 Total and average 9,786 515.41 0 -- 0 -- 265 69.83 0 -- 11,753 443.39

1995

 1st 13 399.08 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 13 399.08

 2d 3,785 569.41 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,945 452.87

 3d 23,914 252.95 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,846 173.27 26,635 411.39

 4th 20,697 280.61 0 -- 0 -- 5,090 77.55 35 430.91 27,247 279.82

 Total and average 48,409 289.56 0 -- 0 -- 5,090 77.55 1,881 178.06 58,840 353.95

1996

 1st 1,151 74.36 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,284 18.44 6,908 27.56

 2d 5,281 248.98 0 -- 0 -- 153 91.11 35 228.89 5,470 274.51

 3d 30,847 353.52 0 -- 0 -- 779 230.25 2,427 110.25 37,272 326.40

 4th 21,643 417.69 0 -- 0 -- 2,273 210.07 1,145 120.23 25,716 435.74

 Total and average 58,922 362.27 0 -- 0 -- 3,205 209.29 7,891 62.38 75,366 332.55

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 7--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western Oregon,

1985-96a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 453,608 111.14 8,360 115.85 990 58.81 68,500 38.96 29,960 45.90 723,605 89.29

 2d 226,430 98.72 0 -- 4,214 147.61 31,040 29.17 25,998 60.20 391,582 77.49

 3d 428,754 109.58 9,260 61.02 3,535 58.34 78,138 29.68 27,330 30.82 717,495 80.14

 4th 142,046 113.66 7,500 68.73 2,950 261.30 19,820 37.57 12,865 36.41 219,198 95.16

 Total and average 1,250,838 108.64 25,120 81.57 11,689 141.79 197,498 33.61 96,153 44.21 2,051,880 84.47

 1986

 1st 360,844 138.16 3,900 76.67 1,450 109.37 55,168 54.65 16,220 24.60 567,399 102.64

 2d 399,287 165.52 5,360 67.38 6,994 137.21 84,416 66.01 33,950 46.51 637,533 130.55

 3d 577,776 148.70 27,410 103.99 9,700 151.10 82,468 46.93 28,620 40.05 879,448 118.85

 4th 301,930 155.00 180 14.25 0 -- 41,990 51.26 18,680 57.03 454,540 124.55

 Total and average 1,639,837 151.64 36,850 95.41 18,144 142.41 264,042 55.33 97,470 42.92 2,538,920 119.18

1987

 1st 493,708 170.37 6,900 37.84 4,950 190.70 57,110 59.57 28,748 79.80 764,521 136.84

 2d 448,957 172.78 6,560 101.13 4,580 203.75 44,375 83.98 20,290 64.41 672,151 137.14

 3d 353,410 178.86 3,200 127.38 3,048 188.31 48,270 95.66 26,085 54.18 548,704 143.80

 4th 225,684 209.89 0 -- 1,490 312.57 33,550 193.13 20,624 48.21 355,886 170.48

 Total and average 1,521,759 178.91 16,660 79.96 14,068 207.34 183,305 95.77 95,747 62.71 2,341,262 143.67

1988

 1st 363,805 239.04 9,450 88.92 3,260 199.88 41,023 114.36 26,600 61.15 555,902 188.89

 2d 517,937 265.18 3,200 34.24 8,130 105.63 67,138 125.44 38,650 100.97 791,852 203.28

 3d 452,353 208.74 2,800 46.79 3,455 205.39 49,876 115.42 18,166 51.26 607,542 190.94

 4th 194,465 268.20 770 69.96 650 192.24 29,600 173.43 16,260 111.85 312,294 220.73

 Total and average 1,528,560 242.64 16,220 69.96 15,495 151.34 187,637 127.92 99,676 83.06 2,267,590 198.85

1989

 1st 254,846 345.31 20,800 350.98 1,460 189.00 41,800 118.45 10,820 115.84 427,916 265.34

 2d 56,512 352.06 0 -- 0 -- 5,496 128.55 4,280 67.91 76,064 294.35

 3d 130,375 442.70 30 277.60 0 -- 10,815 69.62 160 248.88 187,192 330.97

 4th 421,189 570.62 15,940 322.98 7,170 228.84 61,230 262.42 26,101 272.23 673,179 444.55

 Total and average 862,922 470.44 36,770 338.78 8,630 222.10 119,341 188.36 41,361 210.09 1,364,351 364.39

1990

 1st 137,727 495.81 0 -- 0 -- 9,627 110.82 4,370 265.93 181,114 405.75

 2d 266,528 502.30 2,920 74.83 3,530 420.11 39,090 194.66 14,869 188.05 385,641 407.61

 3d 1,069,980 406.49 15,755 281.46 9,460 184.15 126,750 134.29 62,517 183.76 1,576,874 324.94

 4th 5,586 261.08 300 113.00 1,180 164.68 2,710 198.24 410 44.63 10,936 206.53

 Total and average 1,479,821 431.51 18,975 246.99 14,170 241.31 178,177 147.24 82,166 188.22 2,154,565 345.93

1991

 1st 1,642 416.34 0 -- 300 192.55 0 -- 0 -- 3,043 290.57

 2d 228 371.28 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,400 122.00 3,163 163.87

 3d 74,557 530.09 1,710 229.46 0 -- 25,211 114.04 6,003 167.30 135,321 349.75

 4th 7,295 447.34 63 229.70 290 259.53 170 2.00 850 180.33 9,592 391.32

 Total and average 83,722 520.21 1,773 229.47 590 225.47 25,381 113.28 9,253 156.75 151,119 347.30

1992

 1st 12,091 612.87 0 -- 0 -- 1,330 251.97 70 205.42 17,108 487.69

 2d 3,475 637.48 265 252.00 0 -- 1,815 177.16 0 -- 7,396 372.47

 3d 11,960 649.35 3,851 262.87 742 169.22 4,615 430.26 472 127.89 27,200 437.24

 4th 9,415 381.09 0 -- 0 -- 1,460 288.80 0 -- 11,210 359.38

 Total and average 36,941 567.92 4,116 262.17 742 169.22 9,220 332.32 542 137.90 62,914 429.47
Table 7--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western

Oregon, 1985-96 (continued) a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

31

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 6,682 695.51 0 -- 0 -- 80 234.10 199 283.49 8,090 606.85

 2d 6,227 839.28 26 217.60 0 -- 995 450.74 1,402 460.25 10,766 625.02

 3d 31,109 522.61 2,919 414.55 200 335.88 1,301 288.37 2,935 398.07 43,822 481.69

 4th 19,326 466.37 0 -- 0 -- 2,138 288.72 710 251.29 26,079 405.95

 Total and average 63,344 554.82 2,945 412.81 200 335.88 4,514 323.36 5,246 390.48 88,757 488.23

1994

 1st 19,948 520.76 1,082 612.22 140 431.01 1,265 250.16 2,201 436.86 26,865 475.80

 2d 11,454 1,029.87 0 -- 470 587.67 2,000 672.89 1,455 742.54 18,196 873.12

 3d 8,202 920.43 0 -- 0 -- 610 473.92 60 1,094.67 15,995 683.88

 4th 6,840 308.29 0 -- 0 -- 23 84.30 50 299.92 8,535 285.30

 Total and average 46,444 685.60 1,082 612.22 610 551.72 3,898 501.09 3,766 563.62 69,591 604.15

1995

 1st 3,741 365.93 0 -- 0 -- 4,200 303.45 100 284.49 8,223 331.23

 2d 5,390 572.75 0 -- 150 697.26 0 -- 780 453.83 9,335 488.36

 3d 69,919 250.34 3,397 88.49 62 290.56 4,070 93.96 7,518 202.23 99,864 399.47

 4th 38,703 290.05 2,507 271.36 0 -- 5,090 77.55 3,329 457.37 52,677 340.40

 Total and average 117,753 281.82 5,904 166.14 212 578.32 13,360 153.37 11,727 292.09 170,099 382.76

1996

 1st 5,851 474.12 2,734 25.97 333 745.58 29 286.06 5,217 66.19 16,664 218.70

 2d 25,146 335.69 2,872 89.05 458 413.66 303 65.56 1,817 161.45 33,467 306.32

 3d 89,430 334.27 0 -- 1,642 44.32 11,026 215.53 4,251 116.69 110,385 346.40

 4th 107,059 418.13 13,466 82.47 1,162 88.67 16,521 221.02 30,206 109.54 183,823 329.58

 Total and average 227,486 377.49 19,072 75.36 3,595 170.67 27,879 217.22 41,491 107.10 344,339 327.34

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid.

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
32

Table 8--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Gifford Pinchot National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 33,380 91.20 0 -- 0 -- 39,370 59.48 9,050 23.60 92,410 64.96

 2d 48,680 139.02 0 -- 0 -- 33,800 73.58 11,140 82.53 110,515 94.82

 3d 25,370 102.00 0 -- 400 135.03 4,030 17.10 12,060 61.17 44,625 77.89

 4th 32,755 155.56 0 -- 0 -- 4,070 94.87 19,260 40.83 64,345 99.63

 Total and average 140,185 124.80 0 -- 400 135.03 81,270 65.01 51,510 51.58 311,895 84.54

 1986

 1st 10,750 204.31 0 -- 0 -- 8,200 109.74 7,300 145.92 32,050 135.48

 2d 68,900 128.52 0 -- 0 -- 25,305 94.99 17,360 125.10 134,315 105.22

 3d 84,378 141.83 0 -- 0 -- 39,950 137.03 10,126 89.65 157,593 118.47

 4th 72,495 152.22 0 -- 0 -- 13,500 96.40 9,530 24.37 118,130 115.10

 Total and average 236,523 143.98 0 -- 0 -- 86,955 115.92 44,316 98.77 442,088 114.78

1987

 1st 29,295 109.32 0 -- 0 -- 7,040 100.16 7,660 116.02 52,475 93.63

 2d 104,930 141.62 0 -- 0 -- 27,950 91.79 20,725 78.83 185,395 107.82

 3d 46,210 182.30 0 -- 0 -- 13,410 77.12 13,390 138.66 92,980 145.21

 4th 29,339 195.19 0 -- 0 -- 6,200 82.69 4,831 135.71 46,755 152.90

 Total and average 209,774 153.56 0 -- 0 -- 54,600 88.23 46,606 108.03 377,605 120.64

1988

 1st 41,110 204.07 0 -- 0 -- 7,180 197.73 14,700 204.45 81,040 167.00

 2d 117,490 215.15 0 -- 0 -- 21,960 105.11 31,570 161.28 206,410 161.21

 3d 60,610 254.77 0 -- 0 -- 23,650 152.96 14,890 140.23 120,900 178.62

 4th 34,139 162.87 0 -- 0 -- 3,090 109.11 6,676 202.67 47,275 153.94

 Total and average 253,349 215.79 0 -- 0 -- 55,880 137.48 67,836 170.09 455,625 166.11

1989

 1st 42,840 333.06 0 -- 0 -- 17,800 216.08 2,660 232.78 74,570 256.95

 2d 16,385 318.37 0 -- 0 -- 4,130 38.65 2,280 134.63 27,385 214.27

 3d 6,885 65.90 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,380 130.80 9,395 72.39

 4th 67,670 427.40 0 -- 0 -- 7,710 218.74 29,595 362.23 128,195 329.12

 Total and average 133,780 365.23 0 -- 0 -- 29,640 192.05 35,915 329.30 239,545 283.46

1990

 1st 25,420 369.08 0 -- 0 -- 3,060 171.62 10,770 228.91 48,780 263.72

 2d 25,160 285.09 0 -- 0 -- 2,350 214.47 0 -- 31,330 248.81

 3d 243,121 317.36 0 -- 0 -- 73,645 189.40 53,760 208.48 421,120 249.05

 4th 170 179.28 0 -- 0 -- 65 91.50 0 -- 275 138.98

 Total and average 293,871 318.99 0 -- 0 -- 79,120 189.38 64,530 211.89 501,505 250.40

1991

 1st 1,700 304.70 0 -- 0 -- 500 455.63 0 -- 2,500 301.19

 2d 456 284.25 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 120 230.00 686 237.98

 3d 4,190 324.02 0 -- 0 -- 1,300 97.54 3,370 188.12 10,270 218.79

 4th 1,580 446.75 0 -- 0 -- 830 249.56 0 -- 2,840 329.76

 Total and average 7,926 342.06 0 -- 0 -- 2,630 213.59 3,490 189.56 16,296 251.58

1992

 1st 4,500 473.92 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 5,000 428.83

 2d 2,893 429.94 0 -- 0 -- 2,990 102.17 0 -- 7,455 223.78

 3d 2,774 26.99 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 340 255.00 3,147 51.70

 4th 210 398.82 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 210 398.82

 Total and average 10,377 340.67 0 -- 0 -- 2,990 102.17 340 255.00 15,812 256.70
Table 8--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Gifford Pinchot National

Forest, Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale, value in dollars per thousand board feet)

33

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 880 702.59 0 -- 0 -- 725 386.31 0 -- 2,090 438.87

 2d 5,500 477.34 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 555 300.00 6,655 423.44

 3d 1,510 871.74 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,510 871.74

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 7,890 577.95 0 -- 0 -- 725 386.31 555 300.00 10,255 492.60

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 1,256 624.21 0 -- 0 -- 374 354.68 0 -- 1,675 576.49

 4th 3,370 612.03 0 -- 0 -- 2,500 438.88 1,430 484.68 7,300 527.78

 Total and average 4,626 615.34 0 -- 0 -- 2,874 427.92 1,430 484.68 8,975 536.87

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 __-- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 1,295 129.56 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,380 164.07

 4th 19,094 370.24 0 -- 0 -- 3,976 179.53 4,695 342.36 28,777 338.30

 Total and average 20,389 354.96 0 -- 0 -- 3,976 179.53 4,695 342.36 30,157 330.33

1996

 1st 3,967 659.32 0 -- 0 -- 1,545 240.25 513 367.14 6,025 529.62

 2d 204 347.29 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 204 347.32

 3d 11,418 331.97 0 -- 0 -- 2,819 241.56 0 -- 14,237 318.14

 4th 27,975 406.54 0 -- 0 -- 5,772 287.80 1,349 257.50 35,194 383.00

 Total and average 43,564 409.74 0 -- 0 -- 10,136 267.69 1,862 287.71 55,660 382.15

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length of sale, b

number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 9--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National

Forest, Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 10,006 95.48 0 -- 0 -- 23,829 33.97 2,900 31.20 47,601 50.00

 2d 16,053 92.33 0 -- 0 -- 38,950 32.91 19,180 42.17 88,486 46.93

 3d 16,618 45.80 0 -- 0 -- 22,727 30.01 26,000 11.62 81,423 51.23

 4th 1,300 79.80 0 -- 0 -- 5,650 61.93 5,100 12.32 19,750 42.32

 Total and average 43,977 75.10 0 -- 0 -- 91,156 34.27 53,180 23.77 237,260 48.63

 1986

 1st 23,550 117.64 0 -- 0 -- 27,030 55.36 18,650 34.15 92,150 64.21

 2d 16,810 177.34 0 -- 0 -- 25,990 82.24 5,570 70.88 60,924 106.07

 3d 26,905 103.40 0 -- 0 -- 52,365 34.03 2,710 92.43 102,917 55.57

 4th 32,950 161.62 0 -- 0 -- 46,822 61.70 1,570 59.52 93,612 97.70

 Total and average 100,215 138.29 0 -- 0 -- 152,207 54.56 28,500 48.27 349,603 77.93

1987

 1st 16,945 149.58 0 -- 0 -- 15,775 87.85 1,484 58.41 44,131 106.43

 2d 11,922 109.91 0 -- 0 -- 35,867 82.85 10,120 84.67 70,615 78.76

 3d 12,315 183.68 0 -- 0 -- 15,320 118.09 5,800 152.75 51,290 131.14

 4th 14,870 230.98 0 -- 0 -- 8,290 91.39 5,200 118.00 34,180 155.78

 Total and average 56,052 170.23 0 -- 0 -- 75,252 92.01 22,604 108.08 200,216 111.42

1988

 1st 11,570 207.11 0 -- 0 -- 10,415 123.82 4,300 161.80 34,093 152.62

 2d 13,985 217.30 0 -- 0 -- 34,935 201.33 18,710 197.15 86,745 192.28

 3d 19,225 253.41 0 -- 0 -- 19,980 188.71 1,650 143.75 58,992 211.44

 4th 3,890 365.87 0 -- 0 -- 8,510 195.52 0 -- 18,420 241.87

 Total and average 48,670 241.02 0 -- 0 -- 73,840 186.31 24,660 187.41 198,250 195.77

1989

 1st 12,500 320.04 0 -- 0 -- 18,550 246.17 0 -- 36,955 243.41

 2d 1,627 356.46 0 -- 0 -- 1,560 239.23 1,023 327.09 6,195 219.99

 3d 611 315.47 0 -- 0 -- 557 110.06 1,890 149.61 3,586 189.46

 4th 35,864 437.07 0 -- 0 -- 32,237 286.50 8,200 303.99 94,597 331.33

 Total and average 50,602 404.10 0 -- 0 -- 52,904 269.11 11,113 279.86 141,333 299.86

1990

 1st 500 314.20 0 -- 0 -- 2,900 379.00 0 -- 3,900 345.51

 2d 5,347 382.71 0 -- 0 -- 3,810 192.27 4,030 271.08 19,910 217.16

 3d 48,625 337.91 0 -- 0 -- 51,885 164.27 11,720 133.73 140,085 221.75

 4th 150 198.26 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 100 24.94 290 118.02

 Total and average 54,622 341.69 0 -- 0 -- 58,595 176.72 15,850 167.97 16,185 223.95

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 21 195.00

 2d 505 125.77 0 -- 0 -- 106 97.25 0 -- 611 120.82

 3d 5,142 215.86 0 -- 0 -- 86 149.09 0 -- 5,514 207.34

 4th 4,248 98.70 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,248 98.70

 Total and average 9,895 160.03 0 -- 0 -- 192 120.47 0 -- 10,394 157.83

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 114 308.05 0 -- 0 -- 2,800 60.31 0 -- 3,161 89.60

 Total and average 114 308.05 0 -- 0 -- 2,800 60.31 0 -- 3,161 89.60
Table 9--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie

National Forest, Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

35

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 5,287 266.13 0 -- 0 -- 862 136.76 0 -- 6,260 263.26

 Total and average 5,287 266.13 0 -- 0 -- 862 136.76 0 -- 6,260 263.26

1994

 1st 7 549.43 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 7 549.43

 2d 25 424.56 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 25 424.56

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 32 451.88 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 32 451.88

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 214 218.16 0 -- 0 -- 536 260.82 72 166.48 836 261.47

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 214 218.16 0 -- 0 -- 536 260.82 72 166.48 836 261.47

1996

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 47 241.43 0 -- 0 -- 147 87.61 0 -- 482 65.93

 Total and average 47 241.43 0 -- 0 -- 147 87.61 0 -- 482 65.93

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length of sale, b

number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 10--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Olympic National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 34,435 57.46 0 -- 0 -- 35,050 21.84 0 -- 92,066 42.56

 2d 3,720 83.33 0 -- 0 -- 17,310 16.77 3,120 15.02 29,820 35.20

 3d 12,060 75.69 0 -- 0 -- 15,694 33.58 5,510 13.64 43,825 46.96

 4th 2,230 25.94 0 -- 0 -- 870 10.10 1,400 42.94 4,990 30.28

 Total and average 52,445 63.24 0 -- 0 -- 68,924 23.09 10,030 18.16 170,701 41.55

 1986

 1st 17,970 138.33 0 -- 0 -- 45,500 48.86 1,610 37.99 78,845 72.78

 2d 12,835 76.89 0 -- 0 -- 23,415 60.19 0 -- 42,247 63.25

 3d 19,105 62.81 0 -- 0 -- 58,830 42.77 7,900 47.04 100,671 46.00

 4th 14,787 86.86 0 -- 0 -- 18,555 142.07 2,731 31.39 40,351 113.35

 Total and average 64,697 92.08 0 -- 0 -- 146,300 60.05 12,241 42.36 262,114 67.20

1987

 1st 4,710 116.50 0 -- 0 -- 11,845 77.83 180 12.39 21,200 86.42

 2d 22,280 116.62 0 -- 0 -- 68,475 90.39 300 100.01 108,893 110.09

 3d 8,825 206.27 0 -- 0 -- 46,280 120.39 7,890 127.06 79,300 117.88

 4th 5,465 201.66 0 -- 0 -- 26,015 122.96 9,400 161.33 51,630 125.95

 Total and average 41,280 147.03 0 -- 0 -- 152,615 104.07 17,770 143.57 261,023 113.67

1988

 1st 16,090 206.23 0 -- 0 -- 26,385 133.99 4,070 144.42 52,655 150.82

 2d 6,580 171.29 0 -- 0 -- 29,930 206.67 55 176.00 48,530 180.22

 3d 4,961 218.58 0 -- 0 -- 31,015 120.10 10,320 98.06 56,580 115.20

 4th 3,660 235.52 0 -- 0 -- 6,700 175.87 6,300 168.05 19,980 167.06

 Total and average 31,291 204.27 0 -- 0 -- 94,030 155.52 20,745 128.62 177,745 149.33

1989

 1st 4,200 326.92 0 -- 0 -- 13,970 168.00 180 150.00 22,330 174.28

 2d 1,620 193.17 0 -- 0 -- 920 80.22 0 -- 2,805 142.20

 3d 3,275 159.47 0 -- 0 -- 2,665 262.58 480 80.09 8,140 163.61

 4th 8,245 302.74 0 -- 0 -- 11,625 244.86 0 -- 21,800 249.67

 Total and average 17,340 271.30 0 -- 0 -- 29,180 204.49 660 99.16 55,075 200.91

1990

 1st 1,448 278.04 0 -- 0 -- 5,675 262.16 5,345 305.86 14,310 255.00

 2d 13,980 369.62 0 -- 0 -- 11,360 305.25 170 56.25 28,390 309.03

 3d 34,345 336.09 0 -- 0 -- 53,075 181.30 15,015 148.61 115,665 210.08

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 49,773 343.82 0 -- 0 -- 70,110 207.93 20,530 188.78 158,365 231.88

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 36 76.50 0 -- 36 76.50

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 9,135 105.30 0 -- 0 -- 6,301 73.93 0 -- 15,680 100.75

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,130 108.00 0 -- 1,130 108.00

 Total and average 9,135 105.30 0 -- 0 -- 7,467 79.10 0 -- 16,846 101.18

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 2,150 141.40 0 -- 0 -- 200 100.38 0 -- 2,361 138.93

 3d 7,910 117.93 0 -- 0 -- 890 116.78 25 288.60 10,063 125.49

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 10,060 122.95 0 -- 0 -- 1,090 113.77 25 288.60 12,424 128.05
Table 10--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Olympic National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

37

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 4,610 315.49 0 -- 0 -- 2,390 304.01 0 -- 7,500 295.61

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 400 874.14 0 -- 0 -- 2,200 146.70 0 -- 3,200 284.00

 Total and average 5,010 360.09 0 -- 0 -- 4,590 228.61 0 -- 10,700 292.14

1994

 1st 1,750 386.39 0 -- 0 -- 2,180 244.53 0 -- 3,930 307.70

 2d 170 616.07 0 -- 0 -- 305 296.24 0 -- 520 402.37

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 39 675.26 0 -- 0 -- 34 317.61 0 -- 75 425.29

 Total and average 1,959 412.07 0 -- 0 -- 2,519 251.77 0 -- 4,525 320.52

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 72 632.12 0 -- 0 -- 149 251.38 0 -- 233 367.48

 3d 2,910 134.64 0 -- 0 -- 3,779 292.13 0 -- 6,761 288.00

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 2,982 146.65 0 -- 0 -- 3,928 290.59 0 -- 6,994 290.65

1996

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 22 206.70 34 214.65

 2d 968 269.92 0 -- 0 -- 542 148.92 0 -- 2,544 154.21

 3d 15 286.24 0 -- 0 -- 112 134.11 0 -- 148 131.18

 4th 54 277.86 0 -- 0 -- 2 133.78 0 -- 59 266.24

 Total and average 1,037 270.57 0 -- 0 -- 656 146.35 22 206.70 2,785 156.10

 Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length of sale, b

number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 11--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western

Washington, 1985-96a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 77,821 77.56 0 -- 0 -- 98,249 39.87 11,950 25.44 232,077 52.64

 2d 68,453 125.04 0 -- 0 -- 90,060 45.07 33,440 53.08 228,821 68.53

 3d 54,048 78.85 0 -- 400 135.03 42,451 30.11 43,570 25.59 169,873 57.13

 4th 36,285 144.88 0 -- 0 -- 10,590 70.33 25,760 35.30 89,085 83.04

 Total and average 236,607 101.91 0 - 400 135.03 241,350 41.43 114,720 35.77 719,856 62.51

 1986

 1st 52,270 142.58 0 -- 0 -- 80,730 57.22 27,560 63.98 203,045 78.79

 2d 98,545 130.12 0 -- 0 -- 74,710 79.65 22,930 111.93 237,486 97.97

 3d 130,388 122.32 0 -- 0 -- 151,145 64.66 20,736 73.78 361,181 80.35

 4th 120,232 146.76 0 -- 0 -- 78,877 86.54 13,831 29.75 252,093 108.36

 Total and average 401,435 134.19 0 -- 0 -- 385,462 70.48 85,057 73.73 1,053,805 90.72

1987

 1st 50,950 123.37 0 -- 0 -- 34,660 86.93 9,324 104.85 117,806 97.13

 2d 139,132 134.90 0 -- 0 -- 132,292 88.64 31,145 80.93 364,903 102.87

 3d 67,350 185.69 0 -- 0 -- 75,010 112.18 27,080 138.30 223,570 132.29

 4th 49,674 206.62 0 -- 0 -- 40,505 110.33 19,431 143.36 132,565 143.14

 Total and average 307,106 155.73 0 -- 0 -- 282,467 97.79 86,980 115.30 838,844 116.27

1988

 1st 68,770 205.09 0 -- 0 -- 43,890 141.99 23,070 185.91 167,788 159.00

 2d 138,055 213.28 0 -- 0 -- 86,825 178.83 50,335 174.63 341,685 171.80

 3d 84,796 252.34 0 -- 0 -- 74,645 148.87 26,860 124.24 236,472 171.64

 4th 41,689 188.19 0 -- 0 -- 18,300 173.73 12,976 185.86 85,675 175.91

 Total and average 333,310 218.39 0 -- 0 -- 223,750 161.18 113,241 166.26 831,620 169.59

1989

 1st 59,540 329.89 0 -- 0 -- 50,320 213.83 2,840 227.53 133,855 239.42

 2d 19,632 311.19 0 -- 0 -- 6,610 91.77 3,303 194.24 36,385 209.69

 3d 10,771 108.50 0 -- 0 -- 3,222 236.21 3,750 133.79 21,121 127.42

 4th 111,779 421.31 0 -- 0 -- 51,572 266.98 37,795 349.60 244,592 322.89

 Total and average 201,722 366.91 0 -- 0 -- 111,724 231.79 47,688 314.60 435,953 278.35

1990

 1st 27,368 363.26 0 -- 0 -- 11,635 267.47 16,115 254.43 66,990 266.62

 2d 44,487 323.38 0 -- 0 -- 17,520 268.51 4,200 262.38 79,630 262.36

 3d 326,091 322.39 0 -- 0 -- 178,605 179.69 80,495 186.43 676,870 236.74

 4th 320 188.18 0 -- 0 -- 65 91.50 100 24.94 565 128.22

 Total and average 398,266 325.21 0 -- 0 -- 207,825 192.07 100,910 200.29 824,055 241.57

1991

 1st 1,700 304.70 0 -- 0 -- 536 430.17 0 -- 2,557 297.16

 2d 961 200.97 0 -- 0 -- 106 97.25 120 230.00 1,297 182.79

 3d 18,467 185.71 0 -- 0 -- 7,687 78.76 3,370 188.12 31,464 157.96

 4th 5,828 191.47 0 -- 0 -- 1,960 167.95 0 -- 8,218 179.83

 Total and average 26,956 195.01 0 -- 0 -- 10,289 114.25 3,490 189.56 43,536 171.00

1992

 1st 4,500 473.92 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 5,000 428.83

 2d 5,043 306.93 0 -- 0 -- 3,190 102.05 0 -- 9,816 203.37

 3d 10,684 94.32 0 -- 0 -- 890 116.78 365 257.30 13,210 107.92

 4th 324 366.88 0 -- 0 -- 2,800 60.31 0 - 3,371 108.86

 Total and average 20,551 233.91 0 -- 0 -- 6,880 86.97 365 257.30 31,397 188.97
Table 11--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western

Washington, 1985-96 (continued) a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Sribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

39

Dougals-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 880 702.59 0 -- 0 -- 725 386.31 0 -- 2,090 438.87

 2d 10,110 403.54 0 -- 0 -- 2,390 304.01 555 300.00 14,155 355.71

 3d 1,510 871.74 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,510 871.74

 4th 5,687 308.89 0 -- 0 -- 3,062 143.90 0 -- 9,460 270.28

 Total and average 18,187 427.29 0 -- 0 -- 6,177 234.30 555 300.00 27,215 361.03

1994

 1st 1,757 387.04 0 -- 0 -- 2,180 244.53 0 -- 3,937 308.13

 2d 195 591.52 0 -- 0 -- 305 296.24 0 -- 545 403.38

 3d 1,256 624.21 0 -- 0 -- 374 354.68 0 -- 1,675 576.49

 4th 3,409 612.75 0 -- 0 -- 2,534 437.25 1,430 484.68 7,375 526.74

 Total and average 6,617 554.37 0 -- 0 -- 5,393 345.65 1,430 484.68 13,532 464.33

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 72 632.12 0 -- 0 -- 149 251.38 0 -- 233 367.48

 3d 4,419 137.19 0 -- 0 -- 4,315 288.24 72 166.48 8,979 266.48

 4th 19,094 370.24 0 -- 0 -- 3,976 179.53 4,695 342.36 28,777 338.30

 Total and average 23,585 327.38 0 -- 0 -- 8,440 236.38 4,767 339.70 37,989 321.51

1996

 1st 3,967 659.32 0 -- 0 -- 1,545 240.25 535 360.55 6,059 527.85

 2d 1,172 283.39 0 -- 0 -- 542 148.92 0 -- 2,748 168.55

 3d 11,433 331.91 0 -- 0 -- 2,931 237.46 0 -- 14,385 316.21

 4th 28,076 406.01 0 -- 0 -- 5,921 282.78 1,349 257.50 35,735 378.53

 Total and average 44,648 406.33 0 -- 0 -- 10,939 258.00 1,884 286.76 58,927 368.88

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 12--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western

Oregon and western Washington, 1985-96a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 531,429 106.22 8,360 115.85 990 58.81 166,749 39.49 41,910 40.07 955,682 80.39

 2d 294,883 104.83 0 -- 4,214 147.61 121,100 41.00 59,438 56.19 620,403 74.19

 3d 482,802 106.14 9,260 61.02 3,935 66.14 120,589 29.83 70,900 27.60 887,368 75.73

 4th 178,331 120.02 7,500 68.73 2,950 261.30 29,870 49.86 38,625 35.67 308,283 91.66

 Total and average 1,487,445 107.57 25,120 81.57 12,089 141.56 438,848 37.91 210,873 39.62 2,771,736 78.76

 1986

 1st 413,114 138.72 3,900 76.67 1,450 109.37 135,898 56.17 43,780 49.39 770,444 96.35

 2d 497,832 158.52 5,360 67.38 6,994 137.21 159,126 72.41 56,880 72.88 875,019 121.71

 3d 708,164 143.84 27,410 103.99 9,700 151.10 233,613 58.40 49,356 54.22 1,240,629 107.64

 4th 422,162 152.65 130 14.25 0 -- 120,867 74.28 32,511 45.42 706,633 118.77

 Total and average 2,041,272 148.21 36,850 95.41 18,144 142.41 649,504 64.32 182,527 57.28 3,592,725 110.83

1987

 1st 544,658 165.97 6,900 37.84 4,950 190.70 91,770 69.90 38,072 85.94 882,327 131.54

 2d 588,089 163.81 6,560 101.13 4,580 203.75 176,667 87.47 51,435 74.41 1,037,054 125.08

 3d 420,760 179.95 3,200 127.38 3,048 188.31 123,280 105.72 53,165 97.03 772,274 140.46

 4th 275,358 209.30 0 -- 1,490 312.57 74,055 138.78 40,055 94.37 488,451 163.06

 Total and average 1,828,865 175.02 16,660 79.96 14,068 207.34 465,772 97.00 182,727 87.77 3,180,106 136.44

1988

 1st 432,575 233.64 9,450 88.92 3,260 199.88 85,003 128.65 49,670 119.10 723,690 181.96

 2d 655,992 254.25 3,200 34.24 8,130 105.63 153,963 155.55 88,985 142.64 1,133,537 193.79

 3d 537,149 215.62 2,800 46.79 3,455 205.39 124,521 135.47 45,026 94.80 844,014 185.53

 4th 236,154 254.08 770 69.96 650 192.24 47,900 173.55 29,236 144.70 397,969 211.08

 Total and average 1,861,870 238.30 16,220 69.96 15,495 151.34 411,387 146.01 212,917 127.31 3,099,210 191.00

1989

 1st 314,386 342.39 20,800 350.98 1,460 189.00 92,120 170.55 13,660 139.07 561,771 259.17

 2d 76,144 341.53 0 -- 0 -- 12,106 108.47 7,583 122.94 112,449 266.96

 3d 141,146 417.20 30 277.60 0 -- 14,037 107.86 3,910 138.50 208,313 310.33

 4th 532,968 539.31 15,940 322.98 7,170 228.84 112,802 264.51 63,896 317.99 917,771 412.13

 Total and average 1,064,644 450.82 36,770 338.78 8,630 222.10 231,065 209.36 89,049 266.05 1,800,304 343.55

1990

 1st 165,095 473.83 0 -- 0 -- 21,262 196.54 20,485 256.89 248,104 368.19

 2d 311,015 476.71 2,920 74.83 3,530 420.11 56,610 217.52 19,069 204.42 465,271 382.75

 3d 1,396,071 386.85 15,755 281.46 9,460 184.15 305,355 160.85 143,012 185.27 2,253,744 298.45

 4th 5,906 257.13 300 113.00 1,180 164.68 2,775 195.74 510 40.77 11,501 202.68

 Total and average 1,878,087 408.97 18,975 246.99 14,170 241.31 386,002 171.38 183,076 194.87 2,978,620 317.06

1991

 1st 3,342 359.55 0 -- 300 192.55 536 430.17 0 -- 5,600 293.58

 2d 1,189 233.63 0 -- 0 -- 106 97.25 2,520 127.14 4,460 169.37

 3d 93,024 461.72 1,710 229.46 0 -- 32,898 105.79 9,373 174.78 166,785 313.57

 4th 13,123 333.71 63 229.70 290 259.53 2,130 154.70 850 180.33 17,810 293.73

 Total and average 110,678 441.01 1,773 229.47 590 225.47 35,670 113.56 12,743 165.73 194,655 307.87

1992

 1st 16,591 575.18 0 -- 0 -- 1,330 251.97 70 205.42 22,108 474.38

 2d 8,518 441.78 265 252.00 0 -- 5,005 129.29 0 -- 17,212 276.03

 3d 22,644 387.47 3,851 262.87 742 169.22 5,505 379.58 837 184.32 40,410 329.58

 4th 9,739 380.62 0 -- 0 -- 4,260 138.62 0 -- 14,581 301.47

 Total and average 57,492 448.53 4,116 262.17 742 169.22 16,100 227.47 907 185.95 94,311 349.41
Table 12--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of western

Oregon and western Washington, 1985-96 (continued) a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

41

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 7,562 696.34 0 -- 0 -- 805 371.18 199 283.49 10,180 572.36

 2d 16,337 569.63 26 217.60 0 -- 3,385 347.14 1,957 414.80 24,921 472.05

 3d 32,619 538.77 2,919 414.55 200 335.88 1,301 288.37 2,935 398.07 45,332 494.68

 4th 25,013 430.57 0 -- 0 -- 5,200 203.44 710 251.29 35,539 369.83

 Total and average 81,531 526.37 2,945 412.81 200 335.88 10,691 271.91 5,801 381.82 115,972 458.38

1994

 1st 21,705 509.93 1,082 612.22 140 431.01 3,445 246.59 2,201 436.86 30,802 454.36

 2d 11,649 1,022.53 0 -- 470 587.67 2,305 623.05 1,455 742.54 18,741 859.46

 3d 9,458 881.09 0 -- 0 -- 984 428.60 60 1,094.67 17,670 673.70

 4th 10,249 409.56 0 -- 0 -- 2,557 434.08 1,480 478.44 15,910 397.22

 Total and average 53,061 669.24 1,082 612.22 610 551.72 9,291 410.86 5,196 541.90 83,123 581.39

1995

 1st 3,741 365.93 0 -- 0 -- 4,200 303.45 100 284.49 8,223 331.23

 2d 5,462 573.54 0 -- 150 697.26 149 251.38 780 453.83 9,568 485.41

 3d 74,338 243.62 3,397 88.49 62 290.56 8,385 193.94 7,590 201.89 108,843 388.50

 4th 57,797 316.54 2,507 271.36 0 -- 9,066 122.28 8,024 390.07 81,454 339.66

 Total and average 141,338 289.43 5,904 166.14 212 578.32 21,800 185.63 16,494 305.85 208,088 371.57

1996

 1st 9,818 548.95 2,734 25.97 333 745.58 1,574 241.09 5,752 93.57 22,723 301.14

 2d 26,318 333.36 2,872 89.05 458 413.66 845 118.92 1,817 161.45 36,215 295.87

 3d 100,863 334.00 0 -- 1,642 44.32 13,957 220.13 4,251 116.69 124,770 342.92

 4th 135,135 415.61 13,466 82.47 1,162 88.67 22,442 237.31 31,555 115.87 219,558 357.54

 Total and average 272,134 382.22 19,072 75.36 3,595 170.67 38,818 228.71 43,375 114.90 403,266 333.41

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 13--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Deschutes National Forests,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 1,120 31.12 11,740 58.46 0 -- 3,230 47.18 30,470 36.94

 2d 0 -- 640 77.92 11,048 230.49 0 -- 630 41.52 19,743 142.64

 3d 0 -- 8,090 33.93 23,593 161.43 0 -- 6,020 17.47 55,528 78.55

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 2,828 44.64 0 -- 9 39.35 18,632 17.05

 Total and average 0 -- 9,850 36.47 49,209 145.66 0 -- 9,889 28.73 124,373 69.32

 1986

 1st 0 -- 2,220 12.43 13,014 241.45 0 -- 4,010 33.22 36,649 94.18

 2d 0 -- 4,250 25.80 16,780 121.88 0 -- 7,110 22.62 54,960 46.28

 3d 0 -- 6,950 41.73 34,450 196.14 0 -- 10,810 39.82 61,930 121.81

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 14,010 40.51 0 -- 610 1.00 37,140 24.26

 Total and average 0 -- 13,420 31.84 78,254 159.89 0 -- 22,540 32.17 190,679 75.73

1987

 1st 0 -- 4,040 19.52 28,270 277.87 0 -- 9,260 18.95 54,105 152.18

 2d 0 -- 3,060 50.89 22,089 183.67 0 -- 1,580 39.65 34,058 181.47

 3d 0 -- 2,590 67.17 23,378 284.25 0 -- 1,230 24.80 55,304 127.97

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 5,849 343.67 0 -- 55 10.20 16,210 130.83

 Total and average 0 -- 9,690 42.16 79,586 258.43 0 -- 12,125 22.20 159,677 147.87

1988

 1st 0 -- 8,750 234.65 33,006 329.21 0 -- 19,480 40.26 76,446 183.26

 2d 0 -- 1,990 241.70 6,245 244.72 0 -- 5,870 34.64 29,554 80.72

 3d 0 -- 3,450 54.42 15,050 231.61 0 -- 2,131 76.57 38,051 108.32

 4th 0 -- 16 50.15 28,477 215.73 0 -- 2,970 63.20 38,738 212.94

 Total and average 0 -- 14,206 191.66 82,778 266.05 0 -- 30,451 43.96 182,789 157.37

1989

 1st 0 -- 2,220 123.54 7,265 395.78 0 -- 4,860 67.05 23,220 177.28

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 3,255 415.25 0 -- 1,925 63.03 8,755 214.31

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 20,470 94.16 0 -- 0 -- 45,780 64.43

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 4,010 524.94 0 -- 1,070 136.21 15,160 175.49

 Total and average 0 -- 2,220 123.54 35,000 235.99 0 -- 7,855 75.48 92,915 124.88

1990

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 5,900 236.21 0 -- 180 60.30 18,360 97.25

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 4,559 300.26 0 -- 1,640 32.14 9,220 165.76

 3d 0 -- 2,120 316.01 50,178 311.45 0 -- 2,175 24.87 92,592 205.10

 4th 0 -- 165 126.00 64 177.23 0 -- 0 -- 11,089 96.99

 Total and average 0 -- 2,285 302.29 60,701 303.16 0 -- 3,995 29.45 131,261 178.12

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 32,240 86.56

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 4,610 114.59 0 -- 0 -- 6,230 97.35

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 4,210 174.57 0 -- 300 24.56 36,516 78.19

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 - 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 8,820 143.22 0 -- 300 24.56 74,986 83.38

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 1,480 258.84 0 -- 120 88.90 18,590 137.03

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 1,120 409.31 0 -- 0 -- 2,317 263.78

 3d 0 -- 170 210.01 4,755 502.19 0 -- 0 -- 25,405 163.95

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 4,230 37.16 0 -- 0 -- 22,740 83.87

 Total and average 0 -- 170 210.01 11,585 292.33 0 -- 120 88.90 69,052 133.68
Table 13--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Deschutes National

Forests, Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

43

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 1,195 693.88 0 -- 0 -- 10,075 175.18

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 610 104.00

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 357 34.76

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 1,120 472.32 0 -- 1,130 174.56 14,740 100.96

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 2,315 586.69 0 -- 1,130 174.56 25,782 129.12

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 30 74.14 0 -- 0 -- 18,920 157.37

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 2,210 74.21 0 -- 0 -- 6,300 44.71

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 1,720 288.06 0 -- 0 -- 17,249 125.53

 4th 0 -- 70 246.79 395 347.34 0 -- 35 223.89 1,995 140.01

 Total and average 0 -- 70 246.79 4,355 183.44 0 -- 35 223.89 44,464 128.28

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 31 98.15 22 685.13 0 -- 3 348.12 700 173.68

 3d 0 -- 5 182.20 4,006 152.04 0 -- 2 179.50 33,151 162.97

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 741 268.03 0 -- 480 196.51 6,264 110.28

 Total and average 0 -- 36 109.82 4,769 172.52 0 -- 485 197.38 40,115 154.93

1996

 1st 0 -- 74 153.66 2,429 301.03 0 -- 107 53.36 4,921 182.55

 2d 0 -- 11 105.60 731 209.13 0 -- 6 21.04 3,581 129.64

 3d 0 -- 5,960 345.32 548 190.17 0 -- 7,628 130.87 49,206 111.73

 4th 0 -- 1,446 182.85 907 147.73 0 -- 10,860 103.18 32,872 64.76

 Total and average 0 -- 7,491 311.71 4,615 243.18 0 -- 18,601 114.22 90,580 99.24

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 14--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Fremont National Forest, Pacific

Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 18,430 65.75 0 -- 8,480 12.43 43,280 64.65

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 34,881 139.84 0 -- 7,716 46.57 45,317 116.46

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 23,100 116.26 0 -- 1,700 28.18 26,720 101.40

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 17,160 155.06 0 -- 4,020 7.05 21,180 126.97

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 93,571 122.22 0 -- 21,916 24.69 136,497 98.71

 1986

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 14,510 156.33 0 -- 1,300 17.66 18,550 126.10

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 36,608 179.48 0 -- 20,153 37.92 61,841 124.69

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 16,328 171.95 0 -- 11,730 106.68 38,608 120.35

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 21,590 218.01 0 -- 2,060 23.55 24,900 212.33

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 89,036 183.67 0 -- 35,243 59.22 143,899 138.88

1987

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 33,437 185.82 0 -- 8,677 38.94 53,760 123.95

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 30,900 199.06 0 -- 13,450 42.24 51,600 136.86

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 15,510 207.05 0 -- 8,640 75.20 25,420 153.39

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 29,745 239.55 0 -- 9,950 21.21 43,895 173.99

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 109,592 207.14 0 -- 40,717 43.39 174,675 144.62

1988

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 20,210 266.33 0 -- 1,400 46.05 22,310 244.80

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 29,420 269.03 0 -- 7,030 40.61 38,840 212.56

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 14,840 365.85 0 -- 3,778 69.85 36,015 171.83

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 5,680 258.63 0 -- 3,520 10.99 20,150 81.77

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 70,150 287.89 0 -- 15,728 41.49 117,315 183.72

1989

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 24,130 311.84 0 -- 7,300 157.21 39,780 233.36

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 12,235 304.11 0 -- 7,500 236.13 24,335 247.60

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 44,520 407.62 0 -- 18,590 82.51 76,220 270.83

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 13,900 384.05 0 -- 2,850 90.01 18,800 300.30

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 94,785 366.42 0 -- 36,240 129.94 159,135 261.39

1990

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 35,700 230.93 0 -- 4,600 7.33 45,750 187.17

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 59,565 254.31 0 -- 13,005 99.88 83,030 201.88

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 100 381.00 0 -- 60 93.02 280 195.87

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 95,365 245.69 0 -- 17,665 75.76 129,060 196.65

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 1,580 392.51 0 -- 1,500 44.90 10,330 114.34

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 5,210 325.78 0 -- 1,000 29.82 9,900 207.57

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 12,430 421.29 0 -- 2,040 135.94 50,792 152.82

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 4,250 276.97 0 -- 3,750 74.12 12,800 170.37

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 23,470 372.01 0 -- 8,290 78.70 83,822 157.23

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 6,470 503.65 0 -- 1,300 67.76 7,770 441.31

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 12,400 503.39 0 -- 5,900 197.09 19,294 378.21

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 11,230 94.50

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 406 223.32 0 -- 3,928 207.00 6,360 153.29

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 19,276 497.57 0 -- 11,128 185.48 44,654 285.80
Table 14--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Fremont National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (Continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

45

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 16,874 649.14 0 -- 12,552 329.17 29,666 509.75

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 2,100 10.22 0 -- 137 301.14 3,725 20.83

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 2,867 418.90 0 -- 1,030 214.57 3,897 364.90

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 1,181 96.11 0 -- 5,579 10.00 7,470 31.61

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 23,022 533.82 0 -- 19,298 230.59 44,758 376.64

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 127 325.01 0 -- 10,062 84.11 10,644 83.98

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 700 10.55

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 589 37.51 0 -- 75 17.26 4,584 41.03

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 1,428 32.73 0 -- 757 81.35 5,680 20.56

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 2,144 51.35 0 -- 10,894 83.46 21,608 55.82

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 723 37.50 0 -- 0 -- 3,797 12.84

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 14 566.18 0 -- 1,243 267.50 5,118 77.10

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 356 48.82 0 -- 8,695 41.88 9,309 85.62

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 878 35.98 0 -- 2,038 9.97 3,322 31.13

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 1,971 42.63 0 -- 11,976 59.87 21,546 62.37

1996

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 216 97.60 0 -- 3,801 53.09 4,060 55.95

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 2,720 129.14 0 -- 3,224 75.90 8,515 97.01

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 2,083 198.96 0 -- 9,542 58.79 19,724 59.15

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 5,019 157.76 0 -- 16,567 60.81 30,299 66.86

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 15--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Malheur National Forest, Pacific

Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 15,500 12.34 63,000 151.00 0 -- 9,100 11.50 92,750 108.15

 2d 0 -- 950 7.24 24,520 170.91 0 -- 760 3.58 32,430 130.54

 3d 0 -- 8,355 8.37 24,538 164.78 0 -- 5,860 4.10 44,533 93.19

 4th 0 -- 4,900 10.09 36,470 196.49 0 -- 3,190 6.59 46,540 155.51

 Total and average 0 -- 29,705 10.69 148,528 167.73 0 -- 18,910 8.06 216,253 118.62

 1986

 1st 0 -- 5,100 6.00 43,500 177.94 0 -- 1,100 1.00 50,740 153.19

 2d 0 -- 10,980 12.89 40,210 152.73 0 -- 6,310 18.56 61,870 104.34

 3d 0 -- 9,600 13.87 49,407 210.49 0 -- 8,810 25.38 72,747 148.16

 4th 0 -- 7,407 11.28 45,187 247.40 0 -- 3,750 18.28 65,684 173.33

 Total and average 0 -- 33,087 11.75 178,304 198.88 0 -- 19,970 20.55 251,041 144.96

1987

 1st 0 -- 6,100 59.40 30,239 293.94 0 -- 2,100 26.70 39,879 233.45

 2d 0 -- 16,560 16.91 50,249 286.20 0 -- 7,180 15.98 78,439 188.43

 3d 0 -- 9,605 25.73 38,126 271.11 0 -- 9,000 13.49 61,313 174.70

 4th 0 -- 11,650 42.68 40,972 304.44 0 -- 7,130 41.20 62,372 213.49

 Total and average 0 -- 43,915 31.58 159,586 288.74 0 -- 25,410 23.06 242,003 198.83

1988

 1st 0 -- 11,800 45.33 28,720 331.97 0 -- 11,070 42.57 54,590 194.29

 2d 0 -- 13,123 39.34 50,407 310.87 0 -- 10,600 50.73 75,998 220.44

 3d 0 -- 9,338 40.96 23,390 236.82 0 -- 2,726 51.81 38,230 167.14

 4th 0 -- 12,251 41.54 36,786 282.90 0 - 13,873 41.25 72,620 158.97

 Total and average 0 -- 46,512 41.77 139,303 295.40 0 -- 38,269 45.01 241,438 187.60

1989

 1st 0 -- 12,510 63.61 39,850 278.76 0 -- 8,980 78.81 64,140 199.99

 2d 0 -- 9,600 61.67 41,500 338.80 0 -- 4,800 37.37 61,255 243.02

 3d 0 -- 5,572 94.94 46,463 390.95 0 -- 3,350 74.20 55,785 339.63

 4th 0 -- 7,805 65.05 12,540 266.66 0 -- 5,335 68.92 28,715 161.68

 Total and average 0 -- 35,487 68.32 140,353 332.57 0 -- 22,465 66.92 209,895 244.42

1990

 1st 0 -- 8,871 58.69 32,001 334.44 0 -- 8,614 31.98 53,526 215.63

 2d 0 -- 10,745 82.60 34,171 395.06 0 -- 12,383 158.31 63,264 259.13

 3d 0 -- 10,150 44.99 51,578 339.47 0 -- 18,938 65.82 87,153 220.34

 4th 0 -- 690 51.31 19,325 215.05 0 -- 39,100 56.67 59,155 108.31

 Total and average 0 -- 30,456 62.39 137,075 334.61 0 -- 79,035 72.10 263,098 203.52

1991

 1st 0 -- 600 20.09 20,360 218.13 0 -- 36,000 68.78 57,520 120.49

 2d 0 -- 3,730 50.65 11,690 306.57 0 -- 2,400 64.87 18,790 209.23

 3d 0 -- 6,700 173.51 23,234 363.41 0 -- 5,706 168.97 36,890 319.42

 4th 0 -- 1,860 104.28 2,679 318.00 0 -- 2,136 114.35 7,285 196.13

 Total and average 0 -- 12,890 120.83 57,963 298.82 0 -- 46,242 83.05 120,485 199.81

1992

 1st 0 -- 2,518 166.96 2,762 572.70 0 -- 2,020 163.99 7,755 332.75

 2d 0 -- 4,190 167.14 6,172 476.31 0 -- 7,977 214.03 21,539 298.20

 3d 0 -- 10,625 127.14 14,039 822.36 0 -- 13,494 210.59 46,124 371.88

 4th 0 -- 3,886 220.01 4,876 311.77 0 -- 3,787 251.61 14,181 232.33

 Total and average 0 -- 21,219 156.77 27,849 631.51 0 -- 27,278 213.84 89,599 382.69
Table 15--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Malheur National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Sribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

47

Dougals-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 7,020 510.45 12,998 496.90 0 -- 17,500 281.94 38,778 398.29

 2d 0 -- 1,601 187.49 3,000 651.59 0 -- 501 253.22 5,102 466.84

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 209 380.12 0 -- 0 -- 245 325.73

 4th 0 -- 82 416.71 675 521.13 0 -- 7,745 13.56 8,510 57.74

 Total and average 0 -- 8,703 450.16 16,882 523.91 0 -- 25,746 200.65 52,635 349.53

1994

 1st 0 -- 1,282 273.28 688 357.42 0 -- 0 -- 1,970 302.66

 2d 0 -- 440 307.28 525 339.94 0 -- 1,614 276.17 2,589 293.55

 3d 0 -- 1,630 76.52 2,066 98.68 0 -- 1,403 98.69 6,077 185.08

 4th 0 -- 940 168.93 3,760 196.03 0 -- 1,960 364.43 7,303 253.23

 Total and average 0 -- 4,292 179.19 7,039 193.97 0 -- 4,977 260.89 17,939 241.39

1995

 1st 0 -- 660 33.97 745 105.22 0 -- 1,215 38.84 3,180 115.69

 2d 0 -- 2,500 87.76 9,645 106.58 0 -- 4,905 63.90 21,250 129.93

 3d 0 -- 85 34.02 350 29.18 0 -- 422 16.47 857 98.29

 4th 0 -- 2,462 76.64 2,708 63.61 0 -- 13,726 49.74 21,985 61.42

 Total and average 0 -- 5,707 75.94 13,448 95.84 0 -- 20,268 51.82 47,272 96.53

1996

 1st 0 -- 1,463 88.16 4,189 79.53 0 -- 6,353 47.85 12,529 73.11

 2d 0 -- 187 110.10 319 59.82 0 -- 1,417 30.90 3,765 29.70

 3d 0 -- 204 58.81 901 144.59 0 -- 390 67.58 1,856 94.09

 4th 0 -- 3,673 39.89 9,963 62.78 0 -- 7,903 26.60 23,489 73.31

 Total and average 0 -- 5,527 55.74 15,372 72.08 0 -- 16,063 36.38 41,639 70.23

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 16--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Ochoco National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 5,140 10.16 32,160 150.26 0 -- 100 1.00 37,400 131.29

 2d 0 -- 2,770 18.02 21,520 82.30 0 -- 2,780 9.00 27,140 68.02

 3d 0 -- 4,041 10.84 21,761 208.86 0 -- 2,048 11.99 29,351 157.27

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 11,951 12.21 75,441 147.78 0 -- 4,928 10.08 93,891 121.13

 1986

 1st 0 -- 6,630 22.80 51,740 251.39 0 -- 4,130 13.48 62,500 211.42

 2d 0 -- 2,700 6.00 42,950 163.61 0 -- 1,700 1.00 47,350 148.78

 3d 0 -- 5,000 8.97 43,290 226.58 0 -- 1,300 7.16 49,590 198.89

 4th 0 -- 3,800 16.46 39,050 246.92 0 -- 2,800 13.05 45,650 213.39

 Total and average 0 -- 18,130 15.16 177,030 223.04 0 -- 9,930 10.40 205,090 194.37

1987

 1st 0 -- 6,800 22.80 37,200 248.74 0 -- 3,500 31.25 47,500 200.37

 2d 0 -- 5,900 44.50 21,600 309.28 0 -- 3,200 45.17 30,700 230.86

 3d 0 -- 5,600 62.31 22,400 258.86 0 -- 4,500 33.28 32,500 193.76

 4th 0 -- 4,164 20.62 13,601 284.49 0 -- 0 -- 17,765 222.64

 Total and average 0 -- 22,464 37.94 94,801 270.05 0 -- 11,200 36.04 128,465 209.07

1988

 1st 0 -- 9,000 63.71 36,300 314.51 0 -- 3,500 61.28 48,800 250.09

 2d 0 -- 6,000 42.50 25,300 302.66 0 -- 5,100 34.92 36,400 222.26

 3d 0 -- 4,400 113.33 21,950 290.37 0 -- 9,000 59.65 35,350 209.60

 4th 0 -- 1,900 73.65 27,002 298.00 0 -- 5,200 74.83 34,102 251.47

 Total and average 0 -- 21,300 68.87 110,552 302.97 0 -- 22,800 57.83 154,652 234.59

1989

 1st 0 -- 1,000 72.02 27,100 252.62 0 -- 3,500 258.85 31,600 247.60

 2d 0 -- 5,400 104.16 38,100 319.59 0 -- 700 25.94 44,200 288.62

 3d 0 -- 4,600 56.35 13,760 395.15 0 -- 2,000 31.68 20,360 282.90

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 3,900 370.00 0 -- 600 70.83 4,500 330.11

 Total and average 0 -- 11,000 81.25 82,860 312.61 0 -- 6,800 151.47 100,660 276.44

1990

 1st 0 -- 4,100 35.53 17,300 464.58 0 -- 8,700 210.19 30,100 312.68

 2d 0 -- 400 50.76 3,900 373.09 0 -- 0 -- 4,300 343.11

 3d 0 -- 8,100 39.35 48,550 380.57 0 -- 24,540 95.45 81,190 263.06

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 40,245 202.26 0 -- 0 -- 40,245 202.26

 Total and average 0 -- 12,600 38.47 109,995 328.28 0 -- 33,240 125.48 155,835 259.15

1991

 1st 0 -- 4,050 20.44 32,350 213.37 0 -- 3,750 40.30 40,150 182.48

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 60 52.00 0 -- 0 -- 60 52.00

 3d 0 -- 10,875 239.74 18,435 485.18 0 -- 0 -- 29,310 396.79

 4th 0 -- 0 - 2,400 307.00 0 -- 0 -- 2,400 307.00

 Total and average 0 -- 14,925 180.23 53,245 311.52 0 -- 3,750 40.30 71,290 273.86

1992

 1st 0 -- 1,600 234.34 4,980 536.23 0 -- 0 -- 6,580 470.26

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 1,800 515.50 0 -- 0 -- 1,800 515.50

 3d 0 -- 700 100.95 6,500 630.46 0 -- 0 -- 7,200 578.98

 4th 0 -- 3,660 463.35 12,640 533.42 0 -- 700 588.55 17,000 525.59

 Total and average 0 -- 5,960 359.31 25,920 557.05 0 -- 700 588.55 32,580 525.66
Table 16--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Ochoco National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

49

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 12,200 442.47 1,600 880.07 0 -- 1,100 473.20 14,900 499.67

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 60 155.33 90 454.80 0 -- 0 -- 150 335.00

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 407 170.60 0 -- 0 -- 407 170.60

 Total and average 0 -- 12,260 441.07 2,097 724.12 0 -- 1,100 473.20 15,457 489.40

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 285 315.91 0 -- 1,000 421.00 1,285 396.14

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 200 237.25 0 -- 120 177.62 500 140.43

 Total and average 0 -- 0 -- 485 283.47 0 -- 1,120 394.92 1,785 324.51

1995

 1st 0 -- 755 83.99 230 294.05 0 -- 1,745 78.99 2,730 113.23

 2d 0 -- 356 131.06 383 323.56 0 -- 0 -- 959 178.94

 3d 0 -- 393 91.89 292 203.22 0 -- 400 95.73 1,085 131.16

 4th 0 -- 4,873 14.29 2,669 79.48 0 -- 2,861 17.93 10,403 60.13

 Total and average 0 -- 6,377 33.84 3,574 129.56 0 -- 5,006 45.43 15,177 82.24

1996

 1st 0 -- 84 10.00 827 15.77 0 -- 16 5.00 927 45.39

 2d 0 -- 50 10.00 795 13.98 0 -- 259 119.60 2,587 32.32

 3d 0 -- 1,875 193.75 5,940 151.07 0 -- 5,321 158.65 13,136 165.66

 4th 0 -- 1,235 82.27 6,553 86.31 0 -- 3,707 72.20 14,159 74.24

 Total and average 0 -- 3,244 143.72 14,115 105.35 0 -- 9,303 122.85 30,809 108.83

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 17--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Umatilla National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 3,100 36.21 8,300 70.95 0 -- 1,300 31.21 18,600 42.53

 2d 0 -- 4,940 26.40 9,050 132.39 0 -- 11,292 39.07 35,415 51.27

 3d 0 -- 12,800 15.18 11,800 119.15 0 -- 20,560 14.52 63,770 31.13

 4th 0 -- 1,400 6.00 4,600 12.00 0 -- 330 60.78 7,630 12.24

 Total and average 0 -- 22,240 20.03 33,750 96.24 0 -- 33,482 23.90 125,415 37.36

 1986

 1st 0 -- 3,700 20.78 7,300 172.95 0 -- 1,400 21.56 14,730 94.13

 2d 0 -- 3,000 17.07 4,620 83.10 0 -- 20,150 19.78 44,220 30.13

 3d 0 -- 1,100 23.14 8,400 96.95 0 -- 22,290 10.88 41,610 27.41

 4th 0 -- 4,000 30.11 4,200 86.14 0 -- 1,920 19.33 19,520 32.58

 Total and average 0 -- 11,800 23.22 24,520 115.12 0 -- 45,760 15.48 120,080 37.43

1987

 1st 0 -- 13,290 30.38 8,720 198.75 0 -- 12,420 18.96 55,840 49.32

 2d 0 -- 7,420 31.32 4,235 179.93 0 -- 31,670 31.60 53,880 37.28

 3d 0 -- 3,700 13.96 2,200 55.03 0 -- 3,625 21.32 23,025 12.61

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,600 60.00 2,000 48.10

 Total and average 0 -- 24,410 28.18 15,155 172.63 0 -- 49,315 28.58 134,745 38.22

1988

 1st 0 -- 8,200 60.20 12,600 222.95 0 -- 16,600 16.83 60,700 60.37

 2d 0 -- 2,700 83.21 2,700 376.23 0 -- 14,300 63.30 33,900 82.03

 3d 0 -- 6,800 63.18 3,800 320.15 0 -- 20,540 57.78 40,430 72.21

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 1,500 188.00 0 -- 1,400 36.21 3,300 101.06

 Total and average 0 -- 17,700 64.85 20,600 258.43 0 -- 52,840 45.83 138,330 70.11

1989

 1st 0 -- 9,300 90.11 7,800 381.31 0 -- 7,850 96.61 42,310 132.12

 2d 0 -- 7,220 146.81 8,260 355.92 0 -- 11,520 131.28 37,810 151.10

 3d 0 -- 13,310 252.02 9,370 301.45 0 -- 21,820 104.79 58,300 148.23

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 46 229.24 0 -- 0 -- 46 229.24

 Total and average 0 -- 29,830 176.08 25,476 343.43 0 -- 41,190 110.64 138,466 144.12

1990

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 8,790 138.68 14,740 88.05

 2d 0 -- 13,200 244.69 6,300 262.60 0 -- 14,200 53.64 39,400 143.91

 3d 0 -- 20,920 98.40 19,000 249.99 0 -- 21,935 84.82 74,485 121.17

 4th 0 -- 3,063 123.67 1,121 643.97 0 -- 1,646 22.96 10,270 80.95

 Total and average 0 -- 37,183 152.42 26,421 245.15 0 -- 46,571 83.29 138,895 121.13

1991

 1st 0 -- 630 78.55 280 87.18 0 -- 15,490 94.87 21,900 72.08

 2d 0 -- 165 100.00 0 -- 0 -- 5,600 67.00 7,494 40.77

 3d 0 -- 5,610 213.05 4,480 450.74 0 -- 6,180 158.25 18,800 227.09

 4th 0 -- 2,220 49.94 0 -- 0 -- 8,610 293.33 15,000 214.77

 Total and average 0 -- 8,625 159.08 4,760 429.35 0 -- 35,880 149.06 63,194 148.35

1992

 1st 0 -- 7,300 117.92 3,100 253.35 0 -- 1,570 51.06 14,100 146.28

 2d 0 -- 1,566 159.26 149 228.87 0 -- 0 -- 2,294 124.34

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 1,630 33.78 1,810 30.62

 4th 0 -- 10,454 204.40 0 -- 0 -- 760 217.68 20,514 113.41

 Total and average 0 -- 19,320 168.06 3,249 252.23 0 -- 3,960 75.93 38,718 122.16
Table 17--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Umatilla National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

51

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 2,200 430.73 800 864.72 0 -- 3,000 410.40 7,700 374.48

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 133 295.00 163 241.07

 3d 0 -- 35 290.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 90 114.00

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 185 280.00 248 230.01

 Total and average 0 -- 2,235 428.53 800 864.72 0 -- 3,318 398.50 8,201 364.60

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 100 292.46 500 125.00

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 150 457.04 884 92.04

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 190 227.43 0 -- 0 -- 130 214.03 390 184.77

 Total and average 0 -- 190 227.43 0 -- 0 -- 380 330.59 1,774 121.71

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 22 87.34 0 -- 0 -- 107 121.79 1,336 114.22

 3d 0 -- 1,182 68.65 38 30.56 0 -- 3,192 54.46 6,729 100.41

 4th 0 -- 416 55.27 31 47.04 0 -- 3,173 36.58 3,757 59.20

 Total and average 0 -- 1,620 65.46 69 37.97 0 -- 6,472 46.80 11,822 88.87

1996

 1st 0 -- 1,364 101.48 0 -- 0 -- 3,104 80.76 4,468 87.09

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 1,824 133.66 0 -- 0 -- 14,867 22.57 16,994 37.80

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 3,188 119.89 0 -- 0 -- 17,971 32.62 21,462 48.06

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 18--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Wallowa-Whitman National

Forest, Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 4,370 17.33 6,730 138.57 0 -- 2,980 8.16 20,680 50.09

 2d 0 -- 6,160 15.72 4,440 117.16 0 -- 6,700 10.71 54,210 15.25

 3d 0 -- 16,100 15.27 22,780 124.08 0 -- 12,933 12.96 55,463 58.80

 4th 0 -- 4,020 16.23 6,740 173.97 0 -- 1,380 5.16 14,615 86.19

 Total and average 0 -- 30,650 15.78 40,690 133.99 0 -- 23,993 11.29 144,968 44.03

 1986

 1st 0 -- 4,725 33.32 7,700 37.90 0 -- 4,270 32.34 25,235 24.51

 2d 0 -- 28,510 26.29 15,025 30.16 0 -- 11,010 53.68 76,425 24.36

 3d 0 -- 25,415 16.63 18,901 77.73 0 -- 12,670 9.05 66,416 31.73

 4th 0 -- 35,835 15.71 20,570 26.79 0 -- 7,220 4.13 73,925 16.36

 Total and average 0 -- 94,485 20.03 62,196 44.46 0 -- 35,170 24.84 242,001 23.95

1987

 1st 0 -- 3,010 15.96 2,170 52.64 0 -- 1,645 6.65 10,505 17.94

 2d 0 -- 13,920 26.90 9,398 90.42 0 -- 15,460 23.65 66,813 27.24

 3d 0 -- 10,530 23.67 13,032 140.21 0 -- 5,780 14.81 35,015 63.64

 4th 0 -- 3,520 38.78 5,500 194.67 0 -- 1,400 31.51 10,820 115.66

 Total and average 0 -- 30,980 26.09 30,100 128.30 0 -- 24,285 20.85 123,153 44.57

1988

 1st 0 -- 7,940 46.92 7,565 300.81 0 -- 6,925 76.55 24,780 129.34

 2d 0 -- 17,189 47.84 15,150 209.62 0 -- 18,028 29.61 70,009 69.25

 3d 0 -- 8,265 52.55 5,850 205.29 0 -- 6,180 24.83 47,335 47.62

 4th 0 -- 7,280 46.90 7,500 272.28 0 -- 10,200 33.98 47,880 74.71

 Total and average 0 -- 40,674 48.45 36,065 241.07 0 -- 41,333 37.84 190,004 73.08

1989

 1st 0 -- 1,490 122.37 4,104 172.02 0 -- 1,600 98.63 10,744 104.96

 2d 0 -- 7,390 80.16 1,540 159.63 0 -- 3,810 118.12 38,540 98.75

 3d 0 -- 28,890 123.16 2,010 150.50 0 -- 6,030 83.43 41,920 106.37

 4th 0 -- 9,840 63.50 16,460 227.92 0 -- 10,050 56.44 41,290 126.36

 Total and average 0 -- 47,610 104.13 24,114 207.59 0 -- 21,490 78.09 132,494 110.27

1990

 1st 0 -- 11,110 66.03 400 69.26 0 -- 2,200 62.56 19,200 78.33

 2d 0 -- 5,604 99.43 238 112.85 0 -- 2,631 131.32 8,573 108.45

 3d 0 -- 21,770 54.87 18,220 181.37 0 -- 27,910 45.97 88,645 74.33

 4th 0 -- 750 62.70 0 -- 0 -- 1,500 84.00 3,045 79.89

 Total and average 0 -- 39,224 64.54 18,858 178.13 0 -- 34,241 55.26 119,461 77.56

1991

 1st 0 -- 1,310 70.41 240 81.31 0 -- 0 -- 2,250 71.45

 2d 0 -- 200 109.28 100 122.93 0 -- 70 85.04 370 108.38

 3d 0 -- 7,829 101.87 11,740 395.25 0 -- 6,610 150.21 31,810 210.74

 4th 0 -- 3,530 106.86 10 281.81 0 -- 0 -- 3,890 97.87

 Total and average 0 -- 12,869 100.15 12,090 386.67 0 -- 6,680 149.53 38,320 190.11

1992

 1st 0 -- 600 11.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 600 11.00

 2d 0 -- 2,483 83.03 573 555.40 0 -- 2,024 204.20 5,080 184.59

 3d 0 -- 3,535 119.86 1,610 436.93 0 - 2,780 115.10 10,350 163.88

 4th 0 -- 13,359 114.98 4,200 228.10 0 -- 14,084 142.05 35,881 155.21

 Total and average 0 -- 19,977 108.75 6,383 310.15 0 -- 18,888 144.74 51,911 158.14
Table 18--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Wallowa-Whitman National

Forest, Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

53

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 1,020 88.35 120 20.00 0 -- 0 -- 4,640 58.33

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 52 403.00 0 -- 0 -- 52 403.00

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 150 182.08 0 -- 0 -- 650 70.10

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 5,200 143.88 0 -- 0 -- 5,200 143.88

 Total and average 0 -- 1,020 88.35 5,522 144.66 0 -- 0 -- 10,542 102.95

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 770 225.53 0 -- 0 -- 4,652 108.71 5,422 121.03

 4th 0 -- 1,115 158.98 1,024 45.04 0 -- 2,495 70.88 7,964 78.45

 Total and average 0 -- 1,885 186.17 1,024 45.04 0 -- 7,147 95.50 13,386 95.70

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 __-- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 360 70.99

 2d 0 -- 400 128.98 0 -- 0 -- 920 78.29 1,570 213.22

 3d 0 -- 2,018 53.43 0 -- 0 -- 14 75.39 8,435 154.09

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 2,418 65.93 0 -- 0 -- 934 78.25 10,365 160.16

1996

 1st 0 -- 55 51.12 0 -- 0 -- 480 44.30 614 82.95

 2d 0 -- 4,124 174.03 1,489 83.45 0 -- 6,184 73.91 15,027 108.21

 3d 0 -- 6,011 226.75 1,721 33.74 0 -- 5,238 169.72 14,598 170.30

 4th 0 -- 1,681 128.88 322 106.65 0 -- 6,122 71.19 8,127 110.70

 Total and average 0 -- 11,871 193.76 3,532 61.34 0 -- 18,024 100.04 38,366 131.96

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 19--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Winema National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 32,370 192.88 0 -- 8,600 16.28 48,420 139.47

 2d 0 -- 1,800 18.08 25,550 153.99 0 -- 8,800 102.40 37,550 129.68

 3d 0 -- 3,300 14.11 22,050 271.72 0 -- 12,200 56.12 58,800 121.45

 4th 0 -- 190 49.95 10,800 237.10 0 -- 480 91.96 12,470 209.73

 Total and 0 -- 5,290 16.75 90,770 206.35 0 -- 30,080 58.84 157,240 135.97

 1986

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 16,250 241.93 0 -- 3,200 2.48 36,200 109.37

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 39,920 217.00 0 -- 6,760 26.26 61,650 144.65

 3d 0 -- 2,400 6.00 59,500 298.50 0 -- 29,930 38.87 98,430 193.23

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 23,850 303.73 0 -- 1,500 98.07 32,750 226.05

 Total and 0 -- 2,400 6.00 139,520 269.48 0 -- 41,390 36.14 229,030 171.60

1987

 1st 0 -- 4,250 21.60 38,490 273.87 0 -- 18,690 48.25 64,130 180.48

 2d 0 -- 2,700 96.17 36,070 282.14 0 -- 16,600 67.46 59,670 194.13

 3d 0 -- 130 36.54 33,640 330.37 0 -- 2,330 34.66 40,900 276.14

 4th 0 -- 2,200 89.27 42,060 281.08 0 -- 2,340 113.16 53,050 232.64

 Total and 0 -- 9,280 59.55 150,260 290.52 0 -- 39,960 59.24 217,750 214.90

1988

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 31,900 370.37 0 -- 11,400 55.10 53,860 240.62

 2d 0 -- 2,455 48.02 18,070 297.12 0 -- 9,795 132.69 44,070 157.18

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 26,200 267.97 0 -- 5,150 88.41 46,800 175.45

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 34,450 369.49 0 -- 1,900 86.77 42,980 302.11

 Total and 0 -- 2,455 48.02 110,620 333.88 0 -- 28,245 90.21 187,710 218.86

1989

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 8,885 441.16 0 -- 1,910 178.30 13,960 307.69

 2d 0 -- 1,300 130.62 9,550 438.17 0 -- 2,050 62.47 18,615 311.28

 3d 0 -- 2,200 360.59 12,000 313.81 0 -- 7,400 194.52 42,440 176.68

 4th 0 -- 3,500 141.29 1,100 169.34 0 -- 8,600 304.38 13,200 249.89

 Total and 0 -- 7,000 208.23 31,535 382.31 0 -- 19,960 226.74 88,215 236.77

1990

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 6,100 226.00 0 -- 0 -- 25,300 67.77

 2d 0 -- 2,300 430.00 2,850 329.78 0 -- 3,160 254.34 38,840 112.78

 3d 0 -- 4,300 60.96 28,410 287.27 0 -- 39,400 172.43 85,395 184.78

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and 0 -- 6,600 189.57 37,360 280.51 0 -- 42,560 178.51 149,535 146.28

1991

 1st 0 -- 620 132.00 360 139.50 0 -- 390 117.00 1,440 123.90

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 5,505 283.08 0 -- 45 125.99 7,390 258.19

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 28,888 388.67 0 -- 1,730 207.76 72,268 220.85

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 897 152.86 0 -- 0 -- 3,555 40.06

 Total and 0 -- 620 132.00 35,650 363.91 0 -- 2,165 189.71 84,653 214.87

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 3,000 449.88 0 -- 0 -- 9,400 322.00

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,810 6.83

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 6,010 687.03 0 -- 300 230.28 15,360 386.93

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 36,100 755.35 0 -- 3,400 557.50 78,300 422.04

 Total and 0 -- 66,646 163.90 45,110 725.93 0 -- 3,700 530.96 106,870 393.39
Table 19--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Winema National Forest,

Pacific Northwest, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

55

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 56,905 549.39 0 -- 800 300.39 60,960 534.49

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,500 114.00

 3d 0 -- 800 326.84 0 -- 0 -- 2,000 313.50 2,800 318.21

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and 0 -- 800 326.84 56,905 549.39 0 -- 2,800 309.75 68,260 497.70

1994

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 3,650 432.39 0 -- 300 218.06 6,500 367.11

 2d 0 -- 400 140.89 0 -- 0 -- 600 45.18 1,000 83.46

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 460 162.51 0 -- 0 -- 810 236.58

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 632 200.77 941 135.50

 Total and 0 -- 400 140.89 4,110 402.18 0 -- 1,532 143.22 9,251 301.46

1995

 1st 0 -- 234 277.31 1,448 67.01 0 -- 674 156.24 3,870 192.72

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 396 20.00 0 -- 0 -- 11,236 3.11

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 9,861 82.34 0 -- 2,735 151.32 17,744 164.33

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 52 46.47 0 -- 0 -- 11,600 34.54

 Total and 0 -- 234 277.31 11,751 78.22 0 -- 3,409 152.30 44,450 92.18

1996

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 3,663 82.73 0 -- 310 43.00 13,034 42.36

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 3,662 124.41 0 -- 171 161.86 3,983 125.93

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 2,231 126.12 0 -- 3,097 173.41 8,243 124.84

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 358 187.54 0 -- 3,961 229.11 8,990 219.22

 Total and 0 -- 0 -- 9,914 111.67 0 -- 7,539 197.05 34,250 118.35

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 20--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern 

Oregon, 1985-96a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 29,230 15.95 172,730 138.99 0 -- 33,790 16.79 291,600 94.12

 2d 0 -- 17,260 21.23 131,009 145.33 0 -- 38,678 47.24 251,805 86.12

 3d 0 -- 52,686 16.61 149,622 169.14 0 -- 61,321 22.06 334,165 84.46

 4th 0 -- 10,510 12.61 78,598 174.83 0 -- 9,409 12.86 121,067 117.40

 Total and average 0 -- 109,686 16.78 531,959 154.33 0 -- 143,198 27.01 998,637 91.69

 1986

 1st 0 -- 22,375 19.83 154,014 205.46 0 -- 19,410 18.87 244,604 133.86

 2d 0 -- 49,440 21.60 196,113 159.52 0 -- 73,193 30.21 408,316 87.84

 3d 0 -- 50,465 18.44 230,276 216.34 0 -- 97,540 35.22 429,331 128.34

 4th 0 -- 51,042 16.25 168,457 203.33 0 -- 19,860 18.54 299,569 122.05

 Total and average 0 -- 173,322 18.88 748,860 196.30 0 -- 210,003 30.49 1,381,820 115.99

1987

 1st 0 -- 37,490 30.40 178,526 249.82 0 -- 56,292 32.46 325,719 148.11

 2d 0 -- 49,560 31.57 174,541 246.69 0 -- 89,140 37.88 375,160 134.67

 3d 0 -- 32,155 33.45 148,286 263.36 0 -- 35,105 34.04 273,477 152.84

 4th 0 -- 21,534 42.53 137,727 278.60 0 -- 22,475 40.50 206,112 197.55

 Total and average 0 -- 140,739 33.37 639,080 258.31 0 -- 203,012 36.00 1,180,468 153.57

1988

 1st 0 -- 45,690 88.15 170,301 317.67 0 -- 70,375 42.23 341,486 181.89

 2d 0 -- 43,457 55.62 147,292 287.39 0 -- 70,723 55.76 328,771 152.20

 3d 0 -- 32,253 59.93 111,080 272.47 0 -- 49,505 58.59 282,211 132.86

 4th 0 -- 21,447 46.21 141,395 290.81 0 -- 39,063 44.80 259,770 180.59

 Total and average 0 -- 142,847 65.59 570,068 294.38 0 -- 229,666 50.36 1,212,238 162.14

1989

 1st 0 -- 26,520 81.54 119,134 301.80 0 -- 36,000 120.66 225,754 199.61

 2d 0 -- 30,910 96.30 114,440 337.99 0 -- 32,305 129.40 233,510 217.80

 3d 0 -- 54,572 155.65 148,593 340.32 0 -- 59,190 102.63 340,805 202.16

 4th 0 -- 21,145 76.95 51,956 311.39 0 -- 28,505 140.23 121,711 188.65

 Total and average 0 -- 133,147 114.61 434,123 325.67 0 -- 156,000 119.21 921,780 203.72

1990

 1st 0 -- 24,071 58.13 61,701 349.10 0 -- 28,484 121.88 161,226 169.05

 2d 0 -- 32,249 176.25 87,718 309.96 0 -- 38,614 102.50 209,347 186.01

 3d 0 -- 67,360 73.64 275,501 301.19 0 -- 147,903 100.60 592,490 181.79

 4th 0 -- 4,668 103.26 60,855 204.06 0 -- 42,306 56.38 124,082 135.01

 Total and average 0 -- 128,348 97.59 485,775 296.69 0 -- 257,307 95.97 1,087,145 175.37

1991

 1st 0 -- 7,210 44.16 55,170 218.56 0 -- 57,130 73.69 165,830 121.49

 2d 0 -- 4,095 55.50 27,175 271.69 0 -- 9,115 62.79 50,234 176.17

 3d 0 -- 31,014 185.80 103,417 398.84 0 -- 22,566 158.61 276,386 220.58

 4th 0 -- 7,610 89.62 10,236 283.88 0 -- 14,496 210.25 44,930 180.08

 Total and average 0 -- 49,929 140.00 195,998 324.46 0 -- 103,307 110.44 537,380 182.46

1992

 1st 0 -- 12,018 138.35 21,792 460.21 0 -- 5,010 101.83 64,795 258.46

 2d 0 -- 8,239 140.29 22,214 491.60 0 -- 15,901 206.49 56,134 294.08

 3d 0 -- 15,030 125.15 32,914 694.65 0 -- 18,204 180.50 117,479 291.48

 4th 0 -- 31,359 198.46 62,452 588.24 0 -- 26,659 234.05 194,976 287.49

 Total and average 0 -- 66,646 163.90 139,372 577.95 0 -- 65,774 202.50 433,384 285.08
Table 20--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern 

Oregon, 1985-96 (continued) a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in thousand board feet)

57

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 22,440 446.49 90,492 570.29 0 -- 34,952 316.37 166,719 452.94

 2d 0 -- 1,601 187.49 5,152 387.65 0 -- 771 268.94 14,152 218.77

 3d 0 -- 895 313.90 3,316 406.72 0 -- 3,030 279.87 8,189 306.67

 4th 0 -- 82 416.71 8,583 211.10 0 -- 14,639 28.00 36,575 84.49

 Total and average 0 -- 25,018 425.08 107,543 572.83 0 -- 53,392 234.55 225,635 373.22

1994

 1st 0 -- 1,282 273.28 4,780 409.55 0 -- 11,462 118.83 39,819 186.48

 2d 0 -- 840 228.04 2,735 125.22 0 -- 2,364 229.02 11,473 105.81

 3d 0 -- 2,400 124.33 4,835 164.67 0 -- 6,130 105.30 34,142 126.70

 4th 0 -- 2,315 171.29 6,807 149.05 0 -- 6,129 185.44 24,773 126.75

 Total and average 0 -- 6,837 180.90 19,157 214.59 0 -- 26,085 141.29 110,207 146.14

1995

 1st 0 -- 1,649 91.40 3,506 84.35 0 -- 3,634 79.89 13,937 107.42

 2d 0 -- 3,309 97.50 10,654 113.13 0 -- 7,178 101.98 42,169 94.16

 3d 0 -- 3,683 62.15 21,300 95.14 0 -- 15,460 64.59 77,310 146.39

 4th 0 -- 7,751 36.29 7,079 87.37 0 -- 22,278 43.30 57,331 59.18

 Total and average 0 -- 16,392 60.00 42,539 97.46 0 -- 48,550 61.49 190,747 105.79

1996

 1st 0 -- 3,040 92.90 11,108 124.27 0 -- 10,370 57.38 36,493 78.06

 2d 0 -- 4,372 169.25 7,212 108.71 0 -- 11,838 64.32 33,003 91.34

 3d 0 -- 15,874 254.52 14,061 129.62 0 -- 39,765 97.45 100,548 114.32

 4th 0 -- 8,035 90.75 20,186 91.20 0 -- 42,095 83.21 107,361 83.26

 Total and average 0 -- 31,321 184.91 52,567 110.87 0 -- 104,068 83.93 287,405 95.48

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 21--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Colville National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 14,020 33.62 1,210 36.25 0 -- 4,500 47.71 26,800 32.87

 2d 0 -- 530 13.96 0 -- 0 -- 300 8.96 8,750 81.20

 3d 0 -- 6,496 19.60 790 58.05 0 -- 2,977 19.01 40,070 28.36

 4th 0 -- 738 23.30 131 196.06 0 -- 326 23.06 1,285 45.99

 Total and average 0 -- 21,784 28.61 2,131 54.16 0 -- 8,103 34.74 76,905 36.24

 1986

 1st 0 -- 3,820 58.35 300 20.86 0 -- 1,770 24.81 7,902 40.22

 2d 0 -- 11,540 23.54 2,560 32.44 100 17.85 8,400 19.94 35,995 22.32

 3d 0 -- 27,333 40.29 3,734 72.92 1,900 13.06 1,288 20.79 51,791 34.09

 4th 0 -- 7,470 22.42 280 120.50 272 20.47 6,000 57.90 44,892 38.34

 Total and average 0 -- 50,163 35.15 6,874 57.51 2,272 14.16 17,458 33.54 140,580 32.78

1987

 1st 0 -- 16,570 38.16 104 135.00 417 29.30 8,440 17.70 39,714 41.36

 2d 0 -- 6,157 38.71 910 144.06 260 10.38 2,548 27.98 18,710 55.70

 3d 0 -- 3,157 54.70 456 287.38 370 48.58 1,530 28.88 7,058 64.41

 4th 0 -- 15,819 33.83 1,140 173.99 0 -- 8,727 30.53 35,292 45.10

 Total and average 0 -- 41,703 37.85 2,610 181.81 1,047 31.42 21,245 25.01 100,774 46.95

1988

 1st 4,600 58.71 9,800 85.33 1,120 233.06 0 -- 2,900 92.76 34,720 86.85

 2d 0 -- 6,042 39.87 329 210.29 3,540 17.46 9,273 104.69 25,624 68.46

 3d 0 -- 8,340 72.98 0 -- 0 -- 3,600 39.54 20,455 62.05

 4th 0 -- 23,825 77.06 4,100 466.56 0 -- 4,245 24.61 44,190 101.68

 Total and average 4,600 58.71 48,007 73.36 5,549 404.24 3,540 17.46 20,018 74.26 124,989 84.26

1989

 1st 0 -- 9,570 144.59 20 20.00 140 59.57 9,320 18.73 22,140 77.98

 2d 0 -- 16,333 143.32 337 157.81 0 -- 4,425 74.99 27,400 103.18

 3d 0 -- 11,013 126.28 460 156.17 0 -- 5,570 31.70 27,320 110.36

 4th 0 -- 3,490 112.09 700 149.56 0 -- 1,131 55.42 6,098 107.31

 Total and average 0 -- 40,406 136.28 1,517 151.69 140 59.57 20,446 36.47 82,958 99.12

1990

 1st 0 -- 18,530 89.19 2,550 87.56 1,300 126.00 6,205 30.36 53,360 88.84

 2d 0 -- 8,895 151.28 0 -- 0 -- 7,085 123.66 24,770 109.24

 3d 0 -- 11,140 103.47 1,200 62.48 0 -- 4,280 41.28 37,795 87.54

 4th 0 -- 384 141.60 480 166.28 0 -- 390 122.00 7,291 54.70

 Total and average 0 -- 38,949 107.97 4,230 89.38 1,300 126.00 17,960 71.76 123,216 90.52

1991

 1st 0 -- 14,010 50.29 600 59.57 0 -- 1,145 110.96 38,710 54.72

 2d 0 -- 16,760 80.04 200 726.08 470 6.67 400 62.21 27,390 94.80

 3d 0 -- 3,507 126.10 230 437.98 390 179.43 2,400 65.88 14,460 104.29

 4th 0 -- 240 183.67 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 240 183.67

 Total and average 0 -- 34,517 73.37 1,030 273.49 860 85.02 3,945 78.59 80,800 77.56

1992

 1st 0 -- 3,700 174.48 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 6,100 163.34

 2d 0 -- 230 121.00 0 -- 0 -- 2,220 42.50 9,500 208.29

 3d 0 -- 620 322.21 90 246.14 0 -- 0 -- 710 312.57

 4th 0 -- 379 176.53 0 -- 0 -- 319 124.20 1,014 167.37

 Total and average 0 -- 4,929 190.72 90 246.14 0 -- 2,539 52.76 17,324 194.34
Table 21--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Colville National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

59

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,100 199.42

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 30 273.02 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,785 297.03

 4th 0 -- 183 478.62 0 -- 0 -- 63 205.68 403 317.95

 Total and average 0 -- 213 449.66 0 -- 0 -- 63 205.68 6,288 250.25

1994

 1st 0 -- 1,673 516.40 14 920.21 0 -- 0 -- 8,351 318.52

 2d 0 -- 7,002 432.52 14 488.57 0 -- 1,540 353.49 25,666 281.93

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 540 262.87 4,180 238.30

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 243 155.47

 Total and average 0 -- 8,675 448.69 28 704.39 0 -- 2,080 329.96 38,440 284.33

1995

 1st 0 -- 1,140 365.65 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 5,410 160.07

 2d 0 -- 860 179.64 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 4,751 166.96

 3d 0 -- 5,103 85.78 593 143.33 0 -- 782 31.22 7,246 161.37

 4th 0 -- 2,862 266.39 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 7,402 155.58

 Total and average 0 -- 9,965 177.77 593 143.33 0 -- 782 31.22 24,809 160.43

1996

 1st 0 -- 3,869 22.82 230 40.40 0 -- 0 -- 4,585 22.37

 2d 0 -- 13 271.37 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 13 271.38

 3d 0 -- 883 159.93 0 -- 0 -- 188 160.86 24,263 150.02

 4th 0 -- 12,501 239.84 3,660 314.21 0 -- 3,140 183.43 19,475 286.40

 Total and average 0 -- 17,266 187.15 3,890 298.02 0 -- 3,290 182.15 48,336 192.89

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 22--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Okanogan National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 4,200 7.30 8,100 50.45 0 -- 0 -- 14,200 31.89

 2d 0 -- 2,683 16.85 500 47.83 0 -- 0 -- 3,183 21.72

 3d 0 -- 13,183 18.78 1,620 38.47 0 -- 0 -- 27,753 29.35

 4th 0 -- 8,200 24.85 5,200 71.62 0 -- 0 -- 13,800 43.04

 Total and average 0 -- 28,266 18.65 15,420 56.25 0 -- 0 -- 58,936 32.76

 1986

 1st 0 -- 15,088 56.96 5,275 44.74 0 -- 0 -- 20,363 53.80

 2d 0 -- 18,590 21.27 420 11.20 0 -- 0 -- 19,010 21.05

 3d 0 -- 8,929 8.91 7,363 54.38 0 -- 0 -- 16,866 30.54

 4th 0 -- 9,652 42.47 2,145 144.90 0 -- 0 -- 12,997 58.48

 Total and average 0 -- 52,259 33.38 15,203 62.61 0 -- 0 -- 69,236 40.02

1987

 1st 0 -- 19,420 51.82 7,410 196.97 0 -- 0 -- 41,330 69.50

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 19,344 21.94 2,936 118.34 0 -- 0 -- 28,342 28.94

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 574 61.11

 Total and average 0 -- 38,764 36.91 10,346 174.66 0 -- 0 -- 70,246 53.07

1988

 1st 0 -- 26,950 79.95 4,660 188.93 0 -- 0 -- 34,380 90.01

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 10,100 18.91

 3d 0 -- 23,450 95.74 10,815 236.91 0 -- 0 -- 37,360 131.63

 4th 0 -- 50 64.54 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,030 64.22

 Total and average 0 -- 50,450 87.28 15,475 222.46 0 -- 0 -- 83,870 99.36

1989

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 18,329 172.44 4,550 183.63 0 -- 0 -- 30,970 131.87

 3d 0 -- 18,466 203.44 3,717 210.32 0 -- 0 -- 37,162 155.29

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 36,795 188.00 8,267 195.63 0 -- 0 -- 68,132 144.65

1990

 1st 0 -- 5,860 208.80 420 187.25 0 -- 0 -- 7,751 172.22

 2d 0 -- 5,078 115.63 2,092 205.45 0 -- 0 -- 17,910 144.97

 3d 0 -- 16,998 77.58 2,497 106.63 0 -- 0 -- 43,376 82.50

 4th 0 -- 90 185.00 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 5,350 52.15

 Total and average 0 -- 28,026 112.25 5,009 154.66 0 -- 0 -- 74,387 104.70

1991

 1st 0 -- 4,719 92.79 340 30.97 0 -- 0 -- 6,609 71.96

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 3d 0 -- 4,575 44.66 3,640 292.36 0 -- 0 -- 8,215 168.43

 4th 0 -- 3,164 129.77 763 113.27 0 -- 0 -- 4,733 135.20

 Total and average 0 -- 12,458 84.50 4,743 244.81 0 -- 0 -- 19,557 127.79

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 75 67.00 217 256.00 0 -- 0 -- 292 207.46

 3d 0 -- 10,075 181.06 3,492 373.52 0 -- 0 -- 13,703 228.95

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 200 263.18 0 -- 0 -- 200 263.18

 Total and average 0 -- 10,150 180.22 3,909 361.35 0 -- 0 -- 14,195 228.99
Table 22--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Okanogan National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

61

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western 

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 2,762 332.76 484 330.42 0 -- 85 287.67 5,060 319.61

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 56 145.00

 3d 0 -- 349 355.00 85 210.91 0 -- 0 -- 1,009 203.88

 4th 0 -- 844 218.82 204 449.57 0 -- 0 -- 1,467 213.24

 Total and average 0 -- 3,955 310.41 773 348.72 0 -- 85 287.67 7,592 282.38

1994

 1st 0 -- 420 32.27 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 420 32.27

 2d 0 -- 2,080 452.60 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 2,390 424.70

 3d 0 -- 128 190.87 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 298 296.16

 4th 0 -- 872 426.67 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,225 289.88

 Total and average 0 -- 3,500 386.13 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 6,333 323.97

1995

 1st 0 -- 2,419 318.54 77 200.95 0 -- 0 -- 5,504 253.10

 2d 0 -- 2,216 176.27 1,314 387.77 0 -- 0 -- 3,530 255.00

 3d 0 -- 1,947 264.42 205 177.23 0 -- 0 -- 2,665 250.84

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 227 142.50 0 -- 0 -- 430 154.65

 Total and average 0 -- 6,582 254.63 1,823 325.66 0 -- 0 -- 12,129 249.67

1996

 1st 0 -- 219 167.27 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 328 92.28

 2d 0 -- 2,381 220.11 54 388.11 0 -- 0 -- 3,940 248.87

 3d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 4th 0 -- 449 239.43 562 20.00 0 -- 0 -- 1,266 60.07

 Total and average 0 -- 3,049 219.16 616 52.27 0 -- 0 -- 5,534 196.40

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 23--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Wenatchee National Forest, Pacific

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 25,718 23.39 10,890 99.88 6,100 6.86 11,652 31.72 57,160 38.39

 2d 0 -- 19,820 26.71 6,843 74.19 3,950 44.56 5,367 19.87 37,980 36.51

 3d 0 -- 12,960 42.27 2,350 14.34 4,519 45.68 2,749 4.50 24,678 33.85

 4th 0 -- 7,000 12.86 1,700 18.65 0 -- 7,920 12.74 17,040 13.08

 Total and average 0 -- 65,498 27.00 21,783 76.24 14,569 29.12 27,688 21.29 136,858 33.90

 1986

 1st 0 -- 21,360 45.93 3,520 74.48 4,180 115.25 15,840 59.62 47,590 56.12

 2d 0 -- 21,920 61.76 4,250 57.93 11,850 66.62 7,600 18.61 51,030 51.47

 3d 0 -- 29,364 20.21 8,547 34.84 5,956 9.90 6,368 191.38 55,353 39.95

 4th 0 -- 16,264 10.58 9,320 24.53 0 -- 7,792 16.17 39,052 14.49

 Total and average 0 -- 88,908 34.87 25,637 40.36 21,986 60.50 37,600 64.64 193,025 41.83

1987

 1st 0 -- 17,267 47.50 11,823 178.21 170 100.00 13,110 59.41 51,370 74.72

 2d 0 -- 7,985 61.28 585 140.75 3,300 91.76 4,450 36.20 19,010 62.67

 3d 0 -- 23,880 34.41 8,100 167.02 0 -- 14,880 29.28 52,890 52.53

 4th 0 -- 2,780 28.24 1,170 152.32 540 43.00 0 -- 4,660 60.09

 Total and average 0 -- 51,912 42.64 21,678 171.62 4,010 85.54 32,440 42.41 127,930 63.22

1988

 1st 0 -- 15,770 106.45 4,425 208.67 0 -- 14,275 140.40 40,480 113.68

 2d 0 -- 24,087 88.01 4,760 167.36 13,230 141.96 6,028 85.63 59,279 99.42

 3d 0 -- 20,578 81.99 5,400 172.00 9,300 113.17 10,320 124.48 61,682 87.79

 4th 0 -- 5,230 118.91 0 -- 1,100 124.00 0 -- 7,515 102.18

 Total and average 0 -- 65,665 93.01 14,585 181.61 23,630 129.79 30,623 124.26 168,956 98.72

1989

 1st 0 -- 12,455 96.13 4,555 177.27 0 -- 5,680 61.83 27,940 97.23

 2d 0 -- 3,481 72.31 7,200 109.37 0 -- 3,207 153.52 14,468 105.37

 3d 0 -- 11,985 88.71 8,600 76.44 350 130.00 24 179.00 23,185 80.12

 4th 0 -- 31,025 214.14 4,900 132.18 10,395 117.71 6,000 222.69 72,660 161.74

 Total and average 0 -- 58,946 155.33 25,255 114.83 10,746 118.11 14,911 146.47 138,253 129.12

1990

 1st 0 -- 5,575 329.95 1,845 257.42 0 -- 3,555 64.99 12,014 217.30

 2d 0 -- 14,724 245.05 2,400 209.13 4,900 24.15 6,400 86.02 32,921 150.74

 3d 0 -- 59,901 92.90 15,320 144.60 4,850 100.50 27,185 92.98 131,916 80.09

 4th 0 -- 220 33.50 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 220 33.50

 Total and average 0 -- 80,420 137.03 19,565 163.15 9,750 62.13 37,140 89.10 177,071 102.48

1991

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 407 282.62 0 -- 0 -- 640 254.96 1,177 237.49

 3d 0 -- 2,704 145.14 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,219 128.22

 4th 0 -- 920 176.71 2,250 72.16 800 207.90 2,410 208.21 7,510 115.30

 Total and average 0 -- 4,031 166.23 2,250 72.16 800 207.90 3,050 218.02 11,906 130.87

1992

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 60 85.59 60 85.59

 2d 0 -- 342 284.24 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 362 231.37

 3d 0 -- 2,030 105.31 0 -- 0 -- 2,200 81.16 5,030 78.78

 4th 0 -- 460 32.91 40 90.00 0 -- 0 -- 3,800 14.65

 Total and average 0 -- 2,832 115.16 40 90.00 0 -- 2,260 81.28 9,252 58.45
Table 23--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, Wenatchee National Forest,

Pacific Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

63

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 2,014 263.62 0 -- 333 133.18 2,862 202.09

 3d 0 -- 2,303 128.23 0 -- 0 -- 1,380 55.12 4,120 90.72

 4th 0 -- 2,460 232.52 890 622.40 0 -- 670 187.06 6,177 208.01

 Total and average 0 -- 4,763 182.10 2,904 373.58 0 -- 2,383 103.12 13,159 170.00

1994

 1st 0 -- 1,645 291.23 592 246.62 115 307.79 0 -- 3,305 209.38

 2d 0 -- 1,328 400.68 10 275.90 0 -- 0 -- 1,383 390.59

 3d 0 -- 51 348.58 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 221 222.76

 4th 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 Total and average 0 -- 3,024 340.27 602 247.10 115 307.79 0 -- 4,909 261.03

1995

 1st 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 --

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 9 230.67

 3d 0 -- 33,866 16.39 16,077 22.10 107 178.63 1,442 78.14 52,554 36.48

 4th 0 -- 23,933 13.56 29,468 5.92 0 -- 3,758 69.59 36,123 19.09

 Total and average 0 -- 57,799 15.22 45,545 11.63 107 178.63 5,200 71.96 88,686 29.42

1996

 1st 0 -- 17,035 33.08 12,636 25.25 0 -- 0 -- 32,069 38.11

 2d 0 -- 6,652 49.33 1,431 33.39 0 -- 2,127 61.50 11,384 53.08

 3d 0 -- 4,723 58.79 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 8,178 34.80

 4th 0 -- 1,682 16.82 1,545 25.53 0 -- 96 242.97 3,747 71.69

 Total and average 0 -- 30,092 39.80 15,612 26.02 0 -- 2,223 69.34 55,378 42.97

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 24--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern 

Washington, 1985-96a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 43,938 25.11 20,200 76.25 6,100 6.86 16,152 36.17 98,160 35.95

 2d 0 -- 23,033 25.27 7,343 72.39 3,950 44.56 5,667 19.29 49,913 43.40

 3d 0 -- 32,639 28.27 4,760 29.81 4,519 45.68 5,726 12.05 92,501 30.12

 4th 0 -- 15,938 19.51 7,031 61.13 0 -- 8,246 13.15 32,125 27.27

 Total and average 0 -- 115,548 25.26 39,334 67.21 14,569 29.12 35,791 24.34 272,699 34.31

 1986

 1st 0 -- 40,268 51.24 9,095 55.46 4,180 115.25 17,610 56.12 75,855 53.84

 2d 0 -- 52,050 39.82 7,230 46.19 11,950 66.21 16,000 19.31 106,035 36.12

 3d 0 -- 65,626 27.04 19,644 49.40 7,856 10.67 7,656 162.68 124,010 36.22

 4th 0 -- 33,386 22.45 11,745 48.80 272 20.47 13,792 34.32 96,941 31.44

 Total and average 0 -- 191,330 34.54 47,714 49.92 24,258 56.16 55,058 54.78 402,841 38.36

1987

 1st 0 -- 53,257 46.17 19,337 185.16 587 49.78 21,550 43.07 132,414 63.09

 2d 0 -- 14,142 51.45 1,495 142.76 3,560 85.82 6,998 33.20 37,720 59.21

 3d 0 -- 46,381 30.59 11,492 159.36 370 48.58 16,410 29.24 88,290 45.91

 4th 0 -- 18,599 33.00 2,310 163.02 540 43.00 8,727 30.53 40,526 47.05

 Total and average 0 -- 132,379 39.45 34,634 173.29 5,057 74.34 53,684 35.52 298,950 55.35

1988

 1st 4,600 58.71 52,520 88.91 10,205 202.33 0 -- 17,175 132.36 109,580 97.75

 2d 0 -- 30,129 78.36 5,089 170.13 16,770 115.68 15,301 97.18 95,003 82.51

 3d 0 -- 52,368 86.71 16,215 215.29 9,300 113.17 13,920 102.51 119,497 97.09

 4th 0 -- 29,105 84.56 4,100 466.56 110 124.00 4,245 24.61 53,735 100.33

 Total and average 4,600 58.71 164,122 85.50 35,609 234.05 27,170 115.16 50,641 104.49 377,815 94.08

1989

 1st 0 -- 22,025 117.19 4,575 176.59 140 59.57 15,000 35.05 50,080 88.72

 2d 0 -- 38,143 150.83 12,087 138.67 0 -- 7,632 107.99 72,838 115.82

 3d 0 -- 41,464 149.78 12,777 118.25 350 130.00 5,594 32.34 87,667 121.41

 4th 0 -- 34,515 203.82 5,600 134.35 10,395 117.71 7,131 196.16 78,758 157.53

 Total and average 0 -- 136,147 158.50 35,039 135.49 10,885 117.36 35,357 82.86 289,343 124.17

1990

 1st 0 -- 29,965 157.37 4,815 161.34 1,300 126.00 9,760 42.97 73,125 118.79

 2d 0 -- 28,697 193.08 4,492 207.42 4,900 24.15 13,485 105.79 75,601 135.78

 3d 0 -- 88,039 91.28 19,017 134.43 4,850 100.50 31,465 85.95 213,087 81.90

 4th 0 -- 694 112.96 480 166.28 0 -- 390 122.00 12,861 53.27

 Total and average 0 -- 147,395 124.64 28,804 150.84 11,050 69.64 55,100 83.45 374,674 98.99

1991

 1st 0 -- 18,729 61.00 940 49.23 0 -- 1,145 110.96 45,319 57.24

 2d 0 -- 17,167 84.84 200 726.08 470 6.67 1,040 180.82 28,567 100.68

 3d 0 -- 10,786 96.33 3,870 301.01 390 179.43 2,400 65.88 25,894 127.61

 4th 0 -- 4,324 142.75 3,013 82.57 800 207.90 2,410 208.21 12,483 124.16

 Total and average 0 -- 51,006 83.42 8,023 200.07 1,660 144.24 6,995 139.39 112,263 91.97

1992

 1st 0 -- 3,700 174.48 0 -- 0 -- 60 85.59 6,160 162.58

 2d 0 -- 647 201.03 217 256.00 0 -- 2,220 42.50 10,154 209.09

 3d 0 -- 12,725 175.86 3,582 370.32 0 -- 2,200 81.16 19,443 193.15

 4th 0 -- 839 97.79 240 234.32 0 -- 319 124.20 5,014 55.45

 Total and average 0 -- 17,911 172.82 4,039 356.09 0 -- 4,799 66.19 40,771 175.57
Table 24--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern 

Washington, 1985-96 (continued) a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

65

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 2,762 332.76 484 330.42 0 -- 85 287.67 8,160 273.95

 2d 0 -- 0 -- 2,014 263.62 0 -- 333 133.18 2,918 200.99

 3d 0 -- 2,682 159.36 85 210.91 0 -- 1,380 55.12 7,914 177.75

 4th 0 -- 3,487 242.12 1,094 590.17 0 -- 733 188.66 8,047 214.47

 Total and average 0 -- 8,931 245.30 3,677 368.35 0 -- 2,531 111.88 27,039 220.22

1994

 1st 0 -- 3,738 362.91 606 262.18 115 307.79 0 -- 12,076 278.69

 2d 0 -- 10,410 432.47 24 399.96 0 - 1,540 353.49 29,439 298.62

 3d 0 -- 179 235.81 0 -- 0 -- 540 262.87 4,699 241.24

 4th 0 -- 872 426.67 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 3,468 280.46

 Total and average 0 -- 15,199 412.71 630 267.43 115 307.79 2,080 329.96 49,682 287.08

1995

 1st 0 -- 3,559 333.63 77 200.95 0 -- 0 -- 10,914 206.99

 2d 0 -- 3,076 177.21 1,314 387.77 0 -- 0 -- 8,290 204.52

 3d 0 -- 40,916 36.85 16,875 28.24 107 178.63 2,224 61.64 62,465 60.12

 4th 0 -- 26,795 40.57 29,695 6.96 0 -- 3,758 69.59 43,955 43.40

 Total and average 0 -- 74,346 58.20 47,961 25.19 107 178.63 5,982 66.63 125,624 76.56

1996

 1st 0 -- 21,123 32.59 12,866 25.52 0 -- 0 -- 36,982 36.63

 2d 0 -- 9,046 94.60 1,485 46.29 0 -- 2,127 61.50 15,337 103.56

 3d 0 -- 5,606 74.72 0 -- 0 -- 186 160.86 32,441 120.97

 4th 0 -- 14,632 214.19 5,767 208.20 0 -- 3,200 185.21 24,488 241.84

 Total and average 0 -- 50,407 101.12 20,118 79.42 0 -- 5,513 136.66 109,248 117.07

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

 Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 25--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern

Oregon and eastern Washington, 1985-96a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 0 -- 73,168 21.45 192,930 132.42 6,100 6.86 49,942 23.06 389,760 79.47

 2d 0 -- 40,293 23.54 138,352 141.46 3,950 44.56 44,345 43.67 301,718 79.05

 3d 0 -- 85,325 21.07 154,382 164.84 4,519 45.68 67,047 21.20 426,666 72.68

 4th 0 -- 26,448 16.77 85,629 165.50 0 -- 17,655 13.00 153,192 98.50

 Total and average 0 -- 225,234 21.13 571,293 148.33 14,569 29.12 178,989 26.48 1,271,336 79.38

 1986

 1st 0 -- 62,643 40.02 163,109 197.10 4,180 115.25 37,020 36.59 320,459 114.93

 2d 0 -- 101,490 30.95 203,343 155.49 11,950 66.21 89,193 28.25 514,351 77.18

 3d 0 -- 116,091 23.30 249,920 203.22 7,856 10.67 105,196 44.49 553,341 107.69

 4th 0 -- 84,428 18.70 180,202 193.26 272 20.47 33,652 25.01 396,510 99.90

 Total and average 0 -- 364,652 27.09 783,560 190.64 24,258 56.16 265,061 35.54 1,784,661 98.46

1987

 1st 0 -- 90,747 39.66 197,863 243.50 587 49.78 77,842 35.40 458,133 123.53

 2d 0 -- 63,702 35.99 176,036 245.81 3,560 85.82 96,138 37.54 412,880 127.78

 3d 0 -- 78,536 31.76 159,778 255.88 370 48.58 51,515 32.51 361,767 126.74

 4th 0 -- 40,133 38.11 140,037 276.70 540 43.00 31,202 37.71 246,638 172.82

 Total and average 0 -- 273,028 36.32 673,714 253.94 5,057 74.34 256,697 35.90 1,479,418 133.72

1988

 1st 4,600 58.71 98,210 88.56 180,506 311.15 0 -- 87,550 59.91 451,066 161.45

 2d 0 -- 73,586 64.93 152,381 283.48 16,770 115.68 86,024 63.13 423,774 136.58

 3d 0 -- 84,621 76.50 127,295 265.19 9,300 113.17 63,425 68.23 401,708 122.22

 4th 0 -- 50,552 68.29 145,495 295.76 1,100 124.00 43,308 42.82 313,505 166.83

 Total and average 4,600 58.71 306,969 76.23 605,677 290.83 27,170 115.16 280,307 60.14 1,590,053 145.97

1989

 1st 0 -- 48,545 97.71 123,709 297.17 140 59.57 51,000 95.48 275,834 179.48

 2d 0 -- 69,053 126.42 126,527 318.95 0 -- 39,937 125.31 306,348 193.55

 3d 0 -- 96,036 153.11 161,370 322.74 350 130.00 64,784 96.56 428,472 185.64

 4th 0 -- 55,660 155.62 57,556 294.16 10,395 117.71 35,636 151.42 200,469 176.42

 Total and average 0 -- 269,294 136.80 469,162 311.47 10,885 117.36 191,357 112.49 1,211,123 184.71

1990

 1st 0 -- 54,036 113.16 66,516 335.51 1,300 126.00 38,244 101.74 234,351 153.37

 2d 0 -- 60,946 184.18 92,210 304.96 4,900 24.15 52,099 103.35 284,948 172.68

 3d 0 -- 155,399 83.63 294,518 290.42 4,850 100.50 179,368 98.03 805,577 155.36

 4th 0 -- 5,362 104.51 61,335 203.76 0 -- 42,696 56.98 136,943 127.33

 Total and average 0 -- 275,743 112.05 514,579 288.53 11,050 69.64 312,407 93.76 1,461,819 155.79

1991

 1st 0 -- 25,939 56.32 56,110 215.72 0 -- 58,275 74.42 211,149 107.70

 2d 0 -- 21,262 79.19 27,375 275.01 470 6.67 10,155 74.88 78,801 148.80

 3d 0 -- 41,800 162.71 107,287 395.31 390 179.43 24,966 149.69 302,280 212.61

 4th 0 -- 11,934 108.87 13,249 238.10 800 207.90 16,906 209.96 57,413 167.92

 Total and average 0 -- 100,935 111.41 204,021 319.57 1,660 144.24 110,302 112.27 649,643 166.82

1992

 1st 0 -- 15,718 146.86 21,792 460.21 0 -- 5,070 101.64 70,955 250.14

 2d 0 -- 8,886 144.72 22,431 489.32 0 -- 18,121 186.40 66,288 281.06

 3d 0 -- 27,755 148.40 36,496 662.81 0 -- 20,404 169.79 136,922 277.51

 4th 0 -- 32,198 195.84 62,692 586.88 0 -- 26,978 232.75 199,990 281.67

 Total and average 0 -- 84,557 165.79 143,411 571.70 0 -- 70,573 193.23 474,155 275.67
Table 25--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests of eastern

Oregon and eastern Washington, 1985-96 (continued) a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

67

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 0 -- 25,202 434.03 90,976 569.01 0 -- 35,037 316.30 174,879 444.59

 2d 0 -- 1,601 187.49 7,166 352.79 0 -- 1,104 227.99 17,070 215.73

 3d 0 -- 3,577 198.03 3,401 401.82 0 -- 4,410 209.54 16,103 243.31

 4th 0 -- 3,569 246.13 9,677 253.95 0 -- 15,372 35.66 44,622 107.93

 Total and average 0 -- 33,949 377.78 111,220 522.56 0 -- 55,923 229.00 252,674 356.85

1994

 1st 0 -- 5,020 340.02 5,386 392.97 115 307.79 11,462 118.83 51,895 207.94

 2d 0 -- 11,259 417.20 2,759 127.61 0 -- 3,904 278.12 40,912 244.55

 3d 0 -- 2,579 132.07 4,835 164.67 0 -- 6,670 118.05 38,841 140.56

 4th 0 -- 3,187 241.17 6,807 149.05 0 -- 6,129 185.44 28,241 145.63

 Total and average 0 -- 22,036 340.79 19,787 216.27 115 307.79 28,165 155.22 159,889 189.93

1995

 1st 0 -- 5,208 256.94 3,583 86.85 0 -- 3,634 79.89 24,851 151.15

 2d 0 -- 6,385 135.90 11,968 143.29 0 -- 7,178 101.98 50,459 112.29

 3d 0 -- 44,599 38.94 38,175 65.57 107 178.63 17,684 64.22 139,775 107.83

 4th 0 -- 34,546 39.61 36,774 22.44 0 -- 26,036 47.10 101,286 52.33

 Total and average 0 -- 90,738 58.53 90,500 59.16 107 178.63 54,532 62.06 316,371 94.18

1996

 1st 0 -- 24,163 40.18 23,974 71.28 0 -- 10,370 57.38 73,475 57.21

 2d 0 -- 13,418 118.92 8,697 98.05 0 -- 13,965 63.89 48,340 95.22

 3d 0 -- 21,480 207.59 14,061 129.62 0 -- 39,951 97.75 142,989 115.83

 4th 0 -- 22,667 170.43 25,953 117.20 0 -- 45,295 90.42 131,849 241.84

 Total and average 0 -- 81,728 133.23 72,685 102.16 0 -- 109,581 86.58 396,653 101.42

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

 Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 26--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, all National Forests, Pacific 

Northwest Region, 1985-96 a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 531,429 106.22 81,528 31.13 193,920 132.05 172,849 38.34 91,852 30.82 1,345,442 80.12

 2d 294,883 104.83 40,293 23.54 142,566 141.64 125,050 41.11 103,783 50.84 922,121 75.78

 3d 482,802 106.14 94,585 24.98 158,317 162.39 125,108 30.41 137,947 24.49 1,314,034 74.74

 4th 178,331 120.02 33,948 28.25 88,579 168.69 29,870 49.86 56,280 28.56 461,475 93.93

 Total and average 1,487,445 107.57 250,354 27.20 583,382 148.19 453,417 37.63 389,862 33.58 4,043,072 78.96

 1986

 1st 413,114 138.72 66,543 42.17 164,559 196.32 140,078 57.94 80,800 43.52 1,090,903 101.81

 2d 497,832 158.52 106,850 32.78 210,337 154.88 171,076 71.98 146,073 45.63 1,389,370 105.22

 3d 708,164 143.84 143,501 38.71 259,620 201.27 241,469 56.85 154,552 47.60 1,793,970 107.66

 4th 422,162 152.65 84,608 18.69 180,202 193.26 121,139 74.16 66,163 35.04 1,103,153 111.99

 Total and average 2,041,272 148.21 401,502 33.36 814,718 189.55 673,762 64.03 447,588 44.61 5,377,396 106.73

1987

 1st 544,658 165.97 97,647 39.53 202,813 242.21 92,357 69.77 115,914 52.00 1,340,460 128.80

 2d 588,089 163.81 70,262 42.07 180,616 244.74 180,227 87.44 147,573 50.39 1,449,934 125.85

 3d 420,760 179.95 81,736 35.51 162,826 254.62 123,650 105.54 104,680 65.28 1,134,041 136.09

 4th 275,358 209.30 40,133 38.11 141,527 277.07 74,595 138.09 71,257 69.56 735,089 166.33

 Total and average 1,828,865 175.02 289,688 38.83 687,782 252.99 470,829 96.75 439,424 57.47 4,659,524 135.58

1988

 1st 437,175 231.80 107,660 88.59 183,766 309.17 85,003 128.65 137,220 81.34 1,174,756 174.09

 2d 655,992 254.25 76,786 63.65 160,511 274.47 170,733 151.63 175,009 103.55 1,557,311 178.22

 3d 537,149 215.62 87,421 75.55 130,750 263.61 133,821 133.92 108,451 79.26 1,245,722 165.12

 4th 236,154 254.08 51,322 68.32 146,145 295.30 49,000 172.43 72,544 83.88 711,474 191.58

 Total and average 1,866,470 237.85 323,189 75.92 621,172 287.35 438,557 144.10 493,224 89.14 4,689,263 175.73

1989

 1st 314,386 342.39 69,345 173.68 125,169 295.91 92,260 170.38 64,660 104.69 837,605 232.93

 2d 76,144 341.53 69,053 126.42 126,527 318.95 12,106 108.47 47,520 124.93 418,797 213.26

 3d 141,146 417.20 96,066 153.15 161,370 322.74 14,387 108.40 68,694 98.95 636,785 226.43

 4th 532,968 539.31 71,600 192.88 64,726 286.93 123,197 252.12 99,532 258.36 1,118,240 369.87

 Total and average 1,064,644 450.82 306,064 161.07 477,792 309.85 241,950 205.22 280,406 161.26 3,011,427 279.67

1990

 1st 165,095 473.83 54,036 113.16 66,516 335.51 22,562 192.48 58,729 155.86 482,455 263.84

 2d 311,015 476.71 63,866 179.18 95,740 309.21 61,510 202.11 71,168 130.43 750,219 302.96

 3d 1,396,071 386.85 171,154 101.84 303,978 287.11 310,205 159.90 322,380 136.73 3,059,321 260.77

 4th 5,906 257.13 5,662 104.96 62,515 203.03 2,775 195.74 43,206 56.79 148,444 133.17

 Total and average 1,878,087 408.97 294,718 120.74 528,749 287.26 397,052 168.54 495,483 131.12 4,440,439 263.97

1991

 1st 3,342 359.55 25,939 56.32 56,410 215.60 536 430.17 58,275 74.42 216,749 112.50

 2d 1,189 233.63 21,262 79.19 27,375 275.01 576 23.34 12,675 85.27 83,261 149.90

 3d 93,024 461.72 43,510 165.34 107,287 395.31 33,288 106.66 34,339 156.54 469,065 248.51

 4th 13,123 333.71 11,997 109.51 13,539 238.56 2,930 169.23 17,756 208.54 75,223 197.71

 Total and average 110,678 441.01 102,708 113.45 204,611 319.30 37,330 114.93 123,405 117.81 844,298 199.34

1992

 1st 16,591 575.18 15,718 146.86 21,792 460.21 1,330 251.97 5,140 103.05 93,063 303.41

 2d 8,518 441.78 9,151 147.82 22,431 489.32 5,005 129.29 18,121 186.40 83,500 280.03

 3d 22,644 387.47 31,606 162.35 37,238 652.98 5,505 379.58 21,241 170.36 177,332 289.38

 4th 9,739 380.62 32,198 195.84 62,692 586.88 4,260 138.62 26,978 232.75 214,571 283.02

 Total and average 57,492 448.53 88,673 170.26 144,153 569.63 16,100 227.47 71,480 193.13 568,466 287.90
Table 26--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, all National Forests, Pacific 

Northwest Region, 1985-96 (continued) a b 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

69

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species c

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 7,562 696.34 25,202 434.03 90,976 569.01 805 371.18 35,236 316.12 185,059 451.62

 2d 16,337 569.63 1,627 187.97 7,166 352.79 3,385 347.14 3,061 347.43 41,991 367.85

 3d 32,619 538.77 6,496 295.32 3,601 398.16 1,301 288.37 7,345 284.88 61,435 428.79

 4th 25,013 430.57 3,569 246.13 9,677 253.95 5,200 203.44 16,082 45.18 80,161 224.05

 Total and average 81,531 526.37 36,894 380.58 111,420 522.22 10,691 271.91 61,724 243.36 368,646 388.79

1994

 1st 21,705 509.93 6,102 388.29 5,526 393.93 3,560 248.57 13,663 170.06 82,697 299.72

 2d 11,649 1,022.53 11,250 417.20 3,229 194.57 2,305 623.05 5,359 404.21 59,653 437.74

 3d 9,458 881.09 2,579 132.07 4,835 164.67 984 428.60 6,730 126.76 56,511 307.27

 4th 10,249 409.56 3,187 241.17 6,807 149.05 2,557 434.08 7,609 242.43 44,151 236.29

 Total and average 53,061 669.24 23,118 353.49 20,397 226.30 9,406 409.60 33,361 215.45 243,012 323.83

1995

 1st 3,741 365.93 5,208 256.94 3,583 86.85 4,200 303.45 3,734 85.37 33,074 195.92

 2d 5,462 573.54 6,385 135.90 12,118 150.14 149 251.38 7,958 136.47 66,027 171.76

 3d 74,338 243.62 47,996 42.44 38,237 65.93 8,492 193.75 25,274 105.56 248,618 230.71

 4th 57,797 316.54 37,053 55.29 36,774 22.44 9,066 122.28 34,060 127.90 182,740 180.41

 Total and average 141,338 289.43 96,642 65.10 90,712 60.38 21,907 185.59 71,026 118.67 524,459 204.24

1996

 1st 9,818 548.95 26,897 38.74 24,307 80.51 1,574 241.09 16,122 70.29 86,198 114.83

 2d 26,318 333.36 16,290 113.68 9,155 113.84 845 118.92 15,782 75.12 84,555 181.16

 3d 100,863 334.00 21,480 207.59 15,703 120.70 13,957 220.13 44,202 99.57 267,759 221.65

 4th 135,135 415.61 36,133 137.65 27,115 115.97 22,442 237.31 76,850 100.87 351,409 253.19

 Total and average 272,134 382.22 100,800 122.28 76,280 105.39 38,818 228.71 152,956 94.61 799,918 218.38

Pacific Northwest Region includes Oregon and Washington and a small portion of northern California. a 

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length b

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. c

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 27--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests in Oregon,

1985-96 a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 453,608 111.14 37,590 38.17 173,720 138.54 68,500 38.96 63,750 30.47 1,015,205 90.68

 2d 226,430 98.72 17,260 21.23 135,223 145.40 31,040 29.17 64,676 52.45 643,387 80.87

 3d 428,754 109.58 61,946 23.25 153,157 166.58 78,138 29.68 88,651 24.76 1,051,660 81.51

 4th 142,046 113.66 18,010 35.98 81,548 177.96 19,820 37.57 22,274 26.46 340,265 103.07

 Total and average 1,250,838 108.64 134,806 28.85 543,648 154.06 197,498 33.61 239,351 33.92 3,050,517 86.83

 1986

 1st 360,844 138.16 26,275 28.27 155,464 204.56 55,168 54.65 35,630 21.48 812,003 112.04

 2d 399,287 165.52 54,800 26.08 203,107 158.75 84,416 66.01 107,143 35.37 1,045,849 113.88

 3d 577,776 148.70 77,875 48.55 239,976 213.70 82,468 46.93 126,160 36.31 1,308,779 121.96

 4th 301,930 155.00 51,222 16.25 168,457 203.33 41,990 51.26 38,540 37.19 754,109 123.56

 Total and average 1,639,837 151.64 207,952 32.64 767,004 195.02 264,042 55.33 307,473 34.43 3,920,740 118.06

1987

 1st 493,708 170.37 44,390 31.56 183,476 248.22 57,110 59.57 85,040 48.46 1,090,240 140.21

 2d 448,957 172.78 56,120 39.71 179,121 245.60 44,375 83.98 109,430 42.80 1,047,311 136.25

 3d 353,410 178.86 35,355 41.95 151,334 261.89 48,270 95.66 61,190 42.63 822,181 146.80

 4th 225,684 209.89 21,534 42.53 139,217 278.97 33,550 173.13 43,099 44.19 561,998 180.41

 Total and average 1,521,759 178.91 157,399 38.30 653,148 257.21 183,305 95.77 298,759 44.58 3,521,730 146.99

1988

 1st 363,805 239.04 55,140 88.29 173,561 315.45 41,023 114.36 96,975 47.42 897,388 186.23

 2d 517,937 265.18 46,657 54.16 155,422 277.89 67,138 125.44 109,373 71.73 1,120,623 188.29

 3d 452,353 208.74 35,053 58.88 114,535 270.45 49,876 115.42 67,671 56.62 889,753 172.52

 4th 194,465 268.20 22,217 47.03 142,045 290.36 29,600 173.43 55,323 64.51 572,064 202.50

 Total and average 1,528,560 242.64 159,067 66.03 585,563 290.59 187,637 127.92 329,342 60.26 3,479,828 186.06

1989

 1st 254,846 345.31 47,320 199.97 120,594 300.43 41,800 118.45 46,820 119.55 653,670 242.64

 2d 56,512 352.06 30,910 96.30 114,440 337.99 5,496 128.55 36,585 122.21 309,574 236.61

 3d 130,375 442.70 54,602 155.71 148,593 340.32 10,815 69.62 59,350 103.03 527,997 247.83

 4th 421,189 570.62 37,085 182.70 59,126 301.38 61,230 262.42 54,606 203.33 794,890 405.37

 Total and average 862,922 470.44 169,917 163.12 442,753 323.65 119,341 188.36 197,361 138.25 2,286,131 299.60

1990

 1st 137,727 495.81 24,071 58.13 61,701 349.10 9,627 110.82 32,854 141.04 342,340 294.28

 2d 266,528 502.30 35,169 167.83 91,248 314.22 39,090 194.66 53,483 126.28 594,988 329.64

 3d 1,069,980 406.49 83,115 113.03 284,961 297.30 126,750 134.29 210,420 125.31 2,169,364 285.84

 4th 5,586 261.08 4,968 103.85 62,035 203.31 2,710 198.24 42,716 56.27 135,018 140.80

 Total and average 1,479,821 431.51 147,323 116.83 499,945 295.12 178,177 147.24 339,473 118.30 3,241,710 288.73

1991

 1st 1,642 416.34 7,210 44.16 55,470 218.42 0 -- 57,130 73.69 168,873 124.54

 2d 228 371.28 4,095 55.50 27,175 271.69 0 -- 11,515 75.13 53,397 175.44

 3d 74,557 530.09 32,724 188.08 103,417 398.84 25,211 114.04 28,569 160.43 411,707 263.03

 4th 7,295 447.34 7,673 90.77 10,526 283.21 170 2.00 15,346 208.59 54,522 217.25

 Total and average 83,722 520.21 51,702 143.07 196,588 324.16 25,381 113.28 112,560 114.24 688,499 218.64

1992

 1st 12,091 612.87 12,018 138.35 21,792 460.21 1,330 251.97 5,080 103.26 81,903 306.35

 2d 3,475 637.48 8,504 143.78 22,214 491.60 1,815 177.16 15,901 206.49 63,530 303.21

 3d 11,960 649.35 18,881 153.24 33,656 683.06 4,615 430.26 18,676 179.17 144,679 318.88

 4th 9,415 381.09 31,359 198.46 62,452 588.24 1,460 288.80 26,659 234.05 206,186 291.40

 Total and average 36,941 567.92 70,762 169.62 140,114 575.78 9,220 332.32 66,316 201.97 496,298 303.39
Table 27--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests in Oregon,

1985-96 (continued) a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

71

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 6,682 695.51 22,440 446.49 90,492 570.29 80 234.10 35,151 316.19 174,809 460.06

 2d 6,227 839.28 1,627 187.97 5,152 387.65 995 450.74 2,173 392.37 24,918 394.29

 3d 31,109 522.61 3,814 390.93 3,516 402.69 1,301 288.37 5,965 338.03 52,011 454.13

 4th 19,326 466.37 82 416.71 8,583 211.10 2,138 288.72 15,349 38.33 62,654 218.29

 Total and average 63,344 554.82 27,963 423.79 107,743 527.47 4,514 323.36 58,638 248.50 314,392 405.69

1994

 1st 19,948 520.76 2,364 428.41 4,920 410.16 1,265 250.16 13,663 170.06 66,684 303.04

 2d 11,454 1,029.87 840 228.04 3,205 193.03 2,000 672.89 3,819 424.66 29,669 576.40

 3d 8,202 920.43 2,400 124.33 4,835 164.67 610 473.92 6,190 114.89 50,137 304.46

 4th 6,840 308.29 2,315 171.29 6,807 149.05 23 84.30 6,179 186.37 33,308 167.38

 Total and average 46,444 685.60 7,919 239.83 19,767 224.99 3,898 501.09 29,851 194.57 179,798 323.41

1995

 1st 3,741 365.93 1,649 91.40 3,506 84.35 4,200 303.45 3,734 85.37 22,160 190.47

 2d 5,396 572.75 3,309 97.50 10,804 121.24 0 -- 7,958 136.47 51,504 165.61

 3d 69,919 250.34 7,080 74.79 21,362 95.71 4,070 93.96 22,978 109.62 177,174 289.04

 4th 38,703 290.05 10,258 93.74 7,079 87.37 5,090 77.55 25,607 97.13 110,008 193.85

 Total and average 117,753 281.82 22,296 88.11 42,751 99.85 13,360 153.57 60,277 106.36 360,846 236.35

1995

 1st 5,851 474.12 5,774 61.21 11,441 142.36 29 286.06 15,587 60.33 53,157 122.15

 2d 25,146 335.69 7,244 137.45 7,670 126.92 303 65.26 13,655 77.25 66,470 199.58

 3d 89,430 334.27 15,874 254.52 15,703 120.70 11,026 215.53 44,016 99.31 220,933 230.27

 4th 107,059 418.13 21,501 85.56 21,348 91.06 16,521 221.02 72,301 94.21 291,184 238.76

 Total and average 227,486 377.49 50,393 143.45 56,162 114.69 27,879 217.22 145,559 90.53 631,744 221.86

Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and a

length 

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

 Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96. 
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Table 28--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests in

Washington, 1985-96a 

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1985

 1st 77,821 77.56 43,938 25.11 20,200 76.25 104,349 37.94 28,102 31.61 330,237 47.68

 2d 68,453 125.04 23,033 25.27 7,343 72.39 94,010 45.05 39,107 48.18 278,734 64.03

 3d 54,048 78.85 32,639 28.27 5,160 37.96 46,970 31.60 49,296 24.02 262,374 47.61

 4th 36,285 144.88 15,938 19.51 7,031 61.13 10,590 70.33 34,006 29.93 121,210 68.26

 Total and average 236,607 101.91 115,548 25.26 39,734 67.89 255,919 40.73 150,511 33.05 992,555 54.77

 1986

 1st 52,270 142.58 40,268 51.24 9,095 55.46 84,910 60.07 45,170 60.91 278,900 72.00

 2d 98,545 130.12 52,050 39.82 7,230 46.19 86,660 77.79 38,930 73.86 343,521 78.88

 3d 130,388 122.32 65,626 27.04 19,644 49.40 159,001 61.99 28,392 97.75 464,254 72.18

 4th 120,232 146.76 33,386 22.45 11,745 48.80 79,149 86.32 27,623 32.03 349,034 86.99

 Total and average 401,435 134.19 191,330 34.54 47,714 49.92 409,720 69.64 140,115 66.28 1,435,709 77.35

1987

 1st 50,950 123.37 53,257 46.17 19,337 185.16 35,247 86.31 30,874 61.73 250,220 79.11

 2d 139,132 134.90 14,142 51.45 1,495 142.76 135,852 88.57 38,143 72.18 402,623 98.78

 3d 67,350 185.69 46,381 30.59 11,492 159.36 75,380 111.87 43,490 97.15 311,860 107.83

 4th 49,674 206.62 18,599 33.00 2,310 163.02 41,045 109.45 28,158 108.39 173,091 120.64

 Total and average 307,106 155.73 132,289 39.45 34,634 173.29 287,524 97.38 140,665 84.85 1,137,794 100.26

1988

 1st 73,370 195.91 52,520 88.91 10,205 202.33 43,980 141.99 40,245 163.06 277,368 134.80

 2d 138,055 213.28 30,129 78.36 5,089 170.13 103,595 168.61 65,636 156.58 436,688 152.37

 3d 84,796 252.34 52,368 86.71 16,215 215.29 83,945 144.92 40,780 116.83 355,969 146.61

 4th 41,689 188.19 29,105 84.56 4,100 466.56 19,400 170.91 17,221 146.11 139,410 146.78

 Total and average 337,910 216.22 164,122 85.50 35,609 234.05 250,920 156.20 163,882 147.18 1,209,435 146.00

1989

 1st 59,540 329.89 22,025 117.19 4,575 176.59 50,460 213.40 17,840 65.69 183,935 198.39

 2d 19,632 311.19 38,143 150.83 12,087 138.67 6,610 91.77 10,935 134.04 109,223 147.09

 3d 10,771 108.50 41,464 149.78 12,777 118.25 3,572 225.80 9,344 73.05 108,788 122.58

 4th 111,779 421.31 34,515 203.82 5,600 134.35 61,967 241.94 44,926 325.24 323,350 282.61

 Total and average 201,722 366.91 136,147 158.50 35,039 135.49 122,609 221.63 83,045 215.93 725,296 216.84

1990

 1st 27,368 363.26 29,965 157.37 4,815 161.34 12,935 253.25 25,875 174.67 140,115 189.47

 2d 44,487 323.38 28,697 193.00 4,492 207.42 22,420 215.10 17,685 142.98 155,231 200.71

 3d 326,091 322.39 88,039 91.28 19,017 134.43 183,455 177.60 11,960 158.19 889,957 199.67

 4th 320 188.18 694 112.96 480 166.28 65 91.50 490 102.19 13,426 56.43

 Total and average 398,266 325.21 147,395 124.64 28,804 150.84 218,875 185.89 156,010 159.02 1,198,729 197.01

1991

 1st 1,700 304.70 18,729 61.00 940 49.23 536 430.17 1,145 110.96 47,876 70.05

 2d 961 200.97 17,167 84.84 200 726.08 576 23.34 1,160 185.91 29,864 104.25

 3d 18,467 185.71 10,786 96.33 3,870 301.01 8,077 83.62 5,770 137.27 57,358 144.26

 4th 5,828 191.47 4,324 142.75 3,013 82.57 2,760 179.53 2,410 208.21 20,701 146.26

 Total and average 26,956 195.01 51,006 83.42 8,023 200.07 11,949 118.41 10,485 156.09 155,799 114.05

1992

 1st 4,500 473.92 3,700 174.48 0 -- 0 -- 60 85.59 11,160 281.87

 2d 5,043 306.93 647 201.03 217 256.00 3,190 102.05 2,220 42.50 19,970 206.28

 3d 10,684 94.32 12,725 175.86 3,582 370.32 890 116.78 2,565 106.23 32,653 158.67

 4th 324 366.88 839 97.79 240 234.32 2,800 60.31 319 124.20 8,385 76.92

 Total and average 20,551 233.91 17,911 172.82 4,039 356.09 6,880 86.97 5,164 79.70 72,168 181.40
Table 28--Volume and average stumpage (sold) price of selected species, National Forests in

Washington, 1985-96 (continued) a

(Volume in thousand board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

73

Douglas-fir

Ponderosa and Western

West side East side Jeffrey pines hemlock True firs All species b

Year and quarter Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value Volume Value

1993

 1st 880 702.59 2,762 332.76 484 330.42 725 386.31 85 287.67 10,250 307.58

 2d 10,110 403.54 0 -- 2,014 263.62 2,390 304.01 888 237.44 17,073 329.27

 3d 1,510 871.74 2,682 159.36 85 210.91 0 -- 1,380 55.12 9,424 288.94

 4th 5,687 308.89 3,487 242.12 1,094 590.17 3,062 143.90 733 188.66 17,507 244.63

 Total and average 18,187 427.29 8,931 245.30 3,677 368.35 6,177 234.30 3,086 145.71 54,254 290.85

1994

 1st 1,757 387.04 3,738 362.91 606 262.18 2,295 247.70 0 -- 16,013 285.93

 2d 195 591.52 10,410 432.47 24 399.96 305 296.24 1,540 353.49 29,984 300.53

 3d 1,256 624.21 179 235.81 0 -- 374 354.68 540 262.87 6,374 329.34

 4th 3,409 612.75 872 426.67 0 -- 2,534 437.25 1,430 484.68 10,843 447.97

 Total and average 6,617 554.37 15,199 412.71 630 267.43 5,508 344.85 3,510 393.00 63,214 325.03

1995

 1st 0 -- 3,559 333.63 77 200.95 0 -- 0 -- 10,914 206.99

 2d 72 632.12 3,076 177.21 1,314 387.77 149 251.38 0 -- 8,523 208.97

 3d 4,419 137.19 40,916 36.85 16,875 28.24 4,422 285.59 2,296 64.93 71,444 86.05

 4th 19,094 370.24 26,795 40.57 29,695 6.96 3,976 179.53 8,453 221.09 72,732 160.08

 Total and average 23,585 327.38 74,346 58.20 47,961 25.19 8,547 235.66 10,749 187.73 163,613 133.43

1996

 1st 3,967 659.32 21,123 32.59 12,866 25.52 1,545 240.25 535 360.55 43,041 105.78

 2d 1,172 283.39 9,046 94.60 1,485 46.29 542 148.92 2,127 61.50 18,085 113.44

 3d 11,433 331.91 5,606 74.72 0 -- 2,931 237.46 186 160.86 46,826 180.95

 4th 28,076 406.01 14,632 214.19 5,767 208.20 5,921 282.78 4,549 206.65 60,223 322.95

 Total and average 44,648 406.33 50,407 101.12 20,118 79.42 10,939 258.00 7,397 174.89 168,175 205.30

 Prices for individual sales may differ from the averages shown in this table because of differences in species mix, quality, road costs, logging and processing costs, size and length a

of sale, number of bidders, and other related price determinants. Prices for stumpage in National Forest lands are high bid value. Road costs and an allowance for sale-area 

betterment are included in the bid. 

 Does not include noble fir or Shasta red fir. b

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1985-96.
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Table 29--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in western

Oregon, 1973-96

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

 Mount Hood Rogue River Siskiyou Siuslaw Umpqua Willamette a a

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1973:

 1st 69.1 53.46 41.0 48.65 53.2 54.70 102.0 54.24 82.8 43.70 157.8 57.46

 2d 123.2 58.71 71.3 50.97 81.4 58.08 136.7 55.26 124.2 40.94 279.3 49.50

 3d 145.7 56.52 64.7 41.46 73.0 65.21 113.9 59.85 136.5 31.60 280.8 53.61

 4th 76.8 63.98 38.4 44.18 42.1 72.92 89.5 64.24 75.5 43.71 191.4 53.30

 Total and 

 average 414.8 58.04 215.3 46.46 249.7 61.95 442.1 58.02 418.9 38.94 909.2 52.95

1974:

 1st 36.8 83.82 30.5 71.52 22.3 128.15 77.3 57.17 60.5 63.82 108.2 89.06

 2d 96.3 86.32 54.2 75.25 62.4 71.28 85.1 69.98 108.0 62.94 201.7 79.90

 3d 129.0 54.92 65.7 72.01 64.4 66.68 83.4 69.98 129.4 47.00 204.2 58.22

 4th 82.4 41.46 17.5 36.99 36.6 78.65 47.9 52.56 106.9 49.95 157.1 75.97

 Total and 

 average 344.5 63.57 167.8 69.31 185.7 77.96 293.7 63.77 404.8 54.54 671.2 73.86

1975:

 1st 19.7 49.51 3.0 56.02 8.9 128.27 38.7 77.69 44.7 67.32 42.5 96.43

 2d 95.2 83.18 24.9 71.75 42.0 136.00 61.5 73.21 77.1 71.36 138.7 80.54

 3d 135.0 67.50 47.7 65.58 61.8 114.35 67.0 69.07 126.3 70.29 198.6 61.85

 4th 62.2 70.08 35.5 76.01 33.0 129.38 52.3 88.88 78.8 69.34 95.0 80.46

 Total and 

 average 312.0 71.67 111.1 70.04 145.7 124.85 219.5 76.47 326.9 69.91 474.8 74.13

1976:

 1st 22.4 95.21 27.4 96.74 23.8 114.88 95.1 122.84 39.2 98.89 64.9 118.26

 2d 88.2 80.71 36.9 69.59 57.3 101.27 79.4 111.55 87.4 114.77 180.6 128.77

 3d 133.7 70.30 57.6 62.76 49.5 139.12 70.6 92.62 98.5 96.56 244.3 105.98

 4th 97.9 75.68 48.9 52.72 45.9 170.71 70.0 111.42 91.5 111.21 188.6 127.32

 Total and 

 average 342.3 76.15 170.8 66.82 176.5 131.77 315.0 110.69 316.6 105.86 678.4 119.16

1977:

 1st 32.5 130.41 36.3 106.66 27.7 161.52 102.5 130.77 43.6 105.61 92.7 148.74

 2d 75.7 118.06 31.1 102.62 41.6 139.68 79.7 145.57 66.4 131.93 161.6 158.95

 3d 103.6 84.40 63.7 107.19 53.6 128.13 80.2 90.96 98.1 105.05 198.7 148.82

 4th 74.2 109.21 43.2 131.51 54.8 141.12 69.6 139.94 76.0 125.09 158.0 154.71

 Total and 

 average 285.9 104.97 174.4 112.30 177.7 140.05 332.0 126.62 284.1 116.78 611.0 153.01

1978:

 1st 42.7 143.18 39.1 134.24 34.9 173.72 100.4 169.48 55.9 140.00 126.1 169.46

 2d 79.8 129.54 43.1 134.74 59.9 157.95 80.9 152.38 91.6 133.28 199.3 151.00

 3d 86.1 119.96 71.2 116.32 66.4 148.51 64.1 141.44 136.5 121.07 209.8 147.08

 4th 65.9 118.40 60.2 149.35 65.2 160.58 56.1 139.83 129.9 158.95 165.4 161.77

 Total and 

 average 274.5 125.98 213.5 132.62 226.3 158.37 301.4 153.41 413.8 138.22 700.6 155.69

1979:

 1st 36.3 173.87 42.9 186.11 37.7 212.80 103.5 165.48 62.3 138.97 77.8 199.50

 2d 89.3 156.02 48.4 146.49 56.0 214.36 98.0 167.96 94.8 158.85 187.8 180.31

 3d 121.5 130.92 65.8 119.28 62.1 174.29 116.9 79.93 154.7 149.91 207.7 166.89

 4th 85.7 145.75 42.4 100.21 41.7 174.10 71.9 163.78 74.3 126.72 182.1 168.34

 Total and 

 average 332.7 146.17 199.5 136.19 197.5 192.96 390.3 140.16 386.0 145.88 655.3 175.01

1980:

 1st 44.1 178.36 28.2 135.88 25.5 218.02 91.2 150.51 24.8 193.16 93.4 198.29

 2d 97.1 163.58 28.3 137.96 27.3 217.59 40.3 177.25 27.9 161.86 97.1 148.43

 3d 122.2 139.55 63.3 109.31 38.1 173.86 63.0 201.79 75.7 139.12 181.5 154.85

 4th 74.9 137.79 36.1 112.53 29.1 177.59 72.4 185.98 64.8 146.65 143.9 167.33

 Total and 

 average 338.3 151.11 155.9 120.06 120.1 194.08 266.9 176.28 193.2 151.86 515.9 164.99
Table 29--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in western

Oregon, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

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Mount Hood Rogue River Siskiyou Siuslaw Umpqua Willamette a a

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1981:

 1st 30.0 220.99 23.7 118.11 12.1 274.01 55.1 186.90 27.1 147.33 84.6 167.89

 2d 88.3 153.03 52.7 160.30 26.9 158.93 66.5 201.18 41.3 172.70 131.3 143.93

 3d 84.7 126.31 67.1 196.14 23.6 138.43 53.5 186.39 64.0 167.58 110.8 134.50

 4th 46.3 135.14 18.5 156.39 11.9 62.22 18.0 128.04 35.6 186.76 73.4 98.19

 Total and 

 average 249.3 148.8 162.0 168.52 74.5 155.62 193.1 186.19 170.9 169.94 400.1 138.00

1982:

 1st 21.9 115.48 8.5 126.96 4.0 171.42 26.7 147.89 12.6 179.53 45.8 164.43

 2d 39.6 120.61 19.7 115.33 6.1 45.63 33.6 205.79 29.7 121.70 98.6 113.44

 3d 69.0 88.35 32.4 92.88 17.3 87.02 33.6 61.39 57.6 69.96 169.0 73.78

 4th 63.6 79.29 20.4 91.46 20.0 39.13 48.1 66.86 45.1 63.15 107.0 84.69

 Total and 

 average 194.1 95.02 81.1 101.55 47.5 68.60 142.1 113.68 145.0 87.97 420.4 95.73

1983:

 1st 51.5 97.79 27.2 172.03 14.5 94.56 68.6 101.33 31.7 84.01 92.3 114.66

 2d 99.4 120.24 53.3 143.24 34.6 120.02 91.2 120.82 65.9 117.75 150.7 126.07

 3d 143.7 111.62 77.6 147.03 33.5 125.07 65.1 111.05 124.4 101.13 204.9 104.72

 4th 89.5 77.97 32.3 115.74 25.4 96.77 54.3 107.49 85.0 80.76 127.9 97.49

 Total and 

 average 384.2 104.15 190.3 144.24 108.0 112.71 279.2 111.16 307.0 97.29 575.8 110.30

1984:

 1st 58.2 106.20 24.3 123.87 37.2 91.67 98.5 113.48 59.4 165.28 100.5 100.83

 2d 98.6 101.61 37.5 127.44 44.4 199.15 100.9 133.01 51.8 138.37 148.0 114.52

 3d 140.5 75.49 58.3 118.15 27.0 118.61 87.7 115.10 130.1 134.13 233.3 110.06

 4th 103.8 67.16 36.2 134.11 36.6 149.07 80.1 93.99 66.3 88.10 203.3 104.56

 Total and 

 average 401.1 84.21 156.2 124.96 145.2 143.99 367.2 114.98 307.6 130.93 685.1 108.04

1985:

 1st 34.8 92.72 42.9 138.01 21.5 372.29 87.7 110.58 30.4 99.49 134.4 105.84

 2d 103.4 73.82 49.7 107.71 27.2 94.95 76.8 118.80 75.0 106.53 179.3 107.23

 3d 158.5 85.16 88.3 111.66 46.1 156.29 62.5 106.69 141.5 89.84 258.3 89.82

 4th 104.4 68.90 48.6 113.11 48.4 -81.65 72.6 112.49 67.7 79.20 177.3 85.39

 Total and 

 average 401.2 78.66 229.5 116.04 143.3 96.73 299.6 112.34 314.7 92.46 749.3 95.81

1986:

 1st 52.3 91.17 25.9 83.83 30.1 68.32 75.1 109.95 39.5 102.06 132.5 107.61

 2d 107.8 96.95 43.4 114.97 53.9 107.77 82.0 135.62 110.3 117.80 193.3 104.35

 3d 148.6 88.58 63.0 138.24 43.1 75.66 87.6 121.98 185.4 105.25 255.4 89.40

 4th 109.7 110.20 65.0 145.23 59.3 82.02 99.2 141.57 149.0 122.51 230.0 112.31

 Total and 

 average 418.4 96.73 197.2 128.29 186.4 85.79 343.8 128.25 484.1 113.16 811.0 102.44

1987:

 1st 42.1 120.08 31.3 175.45 39.5 92.87 88.3 139.04 63.3 136.09 164.9 134.21

 2d 117.8 99.68 46.7 178.94 64.6 118.65 96.1 133.22 157.3 130.40 248.3 126.89

 3d 136.6 95.96 60.5 159.73 61.7 83.28 80.4 131.87 182.3 114.86 256.4 122.55

 4th 97.7 124.12 46.9 181.05 38.3 127.64 102.4 144.48 94.2 123.06 200.9 137.96

 Total and 

 average 394.3 106.62 185.3 172.61 204.2 104.65 367.2 137.46 497.1 124.04 870.5 129.55

1988:

 1st 47.1 155.56 54.3 167.32 65.1 162.78 128.4 169.81 77.5 141.07 214.8 157.00

 2d 124.8 150.15 59.5 146.37 71.9 147.38 103.6 173.31 112.0 137.94 272.9 160.86

 3d 128.1 147.73 68.3 150.92 40.5 136.67 89.3 212.39 128.7 143.97 219.1 159.61

 4th 103.8 165.20 63.6 146.00 58.5 209.25 81.2 233.11 135.4 159.22 250.6 171.05

 Total and 

 average 403.7 153.88 245.7 152.17 236.0 165.13 402.6 192.93 453.5 146.54 957.3 162.37

1989:

 1st 36.7 229.06 37.5 183.63 55.5 172.15 85.8 229.24 49.2 166.98 128.4 225.39

 2d 73.9 189.18 57.2 180.42 67.2 228.25 96.6 241.26 144.2 199.95 212.4 205.82

 3d 94.2 132.87 75.2 182.90 61.2 170.68 53.4 228.50 226.9 228.68 263.6 195.98

 4th 74.4 153.31 32.5 194.63 37.1 186.86 49.4 251.38 112.3 222.83 182.4 216.61

 Total and

 average 279.3 165.88 202.3 184.21 221.1 191.27 285.2 237.01 532.6 213.97 786.7 208.22
Table 29--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in western

Oregon, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

76

Mount Hood Rogue River Siskiyou Siuslaw Umpqua Willamette a a

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1990: 

 1st. 18.3 267.12 11.0 212.86 11.4 151.56 51.1 280.21 27.9 220.45 89.7 295.01

 2d 54.0 314.65 40.5 199.57 40.0 328.24 44.9 310.21 124.5 247.39 123.4 267.86

 3d 83.7 235.30 50.4 196.76 31.8 270.49 30.1 280.36 164.6 223.25 139.9 237.12

 4th 59.6 241.25 29.9 140.59 26.1 298.40 28.2 250.80 54.5 311.18 90.9 206.05

 Total and 

 average 215.5 259.51 131.8 186.20 109.3 285.95 154.4 283.59 371.5 244.03 444.0 251.01

1991: 

 1st 29.3 251.63 7.8 229.10 24.9 280.82 52.7 293.57 28.3 206.48 51.6 275.03

 2d 48.2 244.35 28.1 194.78 17.2 349.35 34.1 347.11 81.5 261.76 97.1 301.56

 3d 69.8 233.39 29.7 200.58 16.5 415.29 37.6 311.33 100.2 249.59 149.2 250.34

 4th 44.3 263.71 6.7 197.98 4.2 202.11 29.6 308.57 40.8 226.76 67.6 262.39

 Total and 

 average 191.6 245.95 72.2 201.13 62.8 329.79 154.0 312.65 250.8 244.96 365.6 269.66

1992: 

 1st 29.8 352.51 9.3 281.57 10.6 248.02 40.6 371.95 21.8 324.61 58.4 309.38

 2d 28.6 272.51 32.6 367.21 23.6 330.72 16.8 369.02 54.3 290.77 71.6 280.22

 3d 26.7 258.73 14.2 272.34 12.3 537.28 13.8 386.57 30.1 269.32 63.3 290.09

 4th 23.1 324.58 17.0 297.74 3.5 467.32 15.3 311.56 20.7 310.92 59.6 331.22

 Total and 

 average 108.2 302.28 73.0 321.74 50.0 373.82 86.4 363.05 126.9 294.79 253.0 301.44

1993:

 1st 3.6 334.77 8.4 396.69 .4 65.15 17.0 431.27 13.3 400.07 34.2 429.41

 2d 12.7 431.41 12.7 491.10 1.2 296.71 12.7 408.39 21.4 404.76 56.7 405.80

 3d 24.6 297.98 23.1 335.53 5.5 503.57 9.7 372.48 51.8 367.05 76.3 377.10

 4th 18.8 408.27 9.2 290.15 1.2 188.48 9.2 301.33 47.7 464.05 47.6 376.28

 Total and

 average 59.6 363.42 53.4 374.40 8.4 406.86 48.6 388.92 134.2 410.82 214.8 392.83

1994:

 1st 5.2 459.13 8.2 387.78 4.7 495.00 4.8 258.67 9.5 408.23 18.3 458.05

 2d 6.8 402.13 21.0 291.12 4.7 547.49 1.1 228.80 40.8 463.52 31.7 387.54

 3d 14.8 344.36 8.7 367.85 1.5 521.44 .1 200.10 23.4 384.62 28.6 431.64

 4th 9.8 363.78 5.9 470.69 3.8 469.71 6.7 468.37 14.7 445.49 34.1 386.60

 Total and 

 average 36.7 376.71 43.7 348.48 14.6 507.84 12.7 367.31 88.4 433.66 112.8 409.88

1995:

 1st 4.1 427.26 2.1 693.38 1.8 195.14 16.3 431.61 4.2 440.81 17.6 383.89

 2d 7.9 409.13 5.0 499.71 6.0 472.18 .8 83.52 20.9 479.90 23.9 348.61

 3d 6.2 298.26 15.8 354.68 5.0 423.24 .4 407.05 14.5 422.17 23.6 340.62

 4th 4.8 316.40 2.2 334.00 14.4 303.05 6.7 418.82 19.1 370.65 19.6 338.83

 Total and 

 average 23.0 363.39 25.1 410.74 27.2 355.41 24.2 416.57 58.7 427.36 84.7 351.46

1996:

 1st 2.2 339.51 4.4 192.14 7.1 418.78 11.6 397.01 4.7 412.94 11.1 385.12

 2d 9.6 295.01 4.0 297.62 13.2 496.46 2.5 304.42 19.4 461.02 8.7 341.49

 3d 10.4 252.44 9.8 429.79 21.8 542.99 .2 340.64 23.2 481.40 16.9 389.78

 4th 5.3 229.88 5.0 547.77 6.2 401.65 1.5 323.96 16.8 325.46 24.6 465.77

 Total and 

 average 27.5 270.05 23.2 387.27 48.3 493.92 15.8 374.90 64.2 429.36 61.3 412.59

 Includes a small portion of the Forest that lies in northern California. a

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1973-96.
77

Table 30--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in eastern

Oregon, 1988-96 

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

 Deschutes Fremont Malheur Ochoco Umatilla Wallowa- Winema

 Year and Average Averag Average Average Average Average Average

 quarter Volume value Volume value Volum value Volum value Volum value Volume value Volume value 

1988:

 1st 48.5 181.53 23.5 127.27 66.8 161.46 37.1 218.82 26.1 78.61 43.7 55.59 81.3 191.30

 2d 51.6 140.05 21.1 155.84 31.5 136.73 10.2 222.49 17.1 78.72 36.2 59.88 61.5 165.81

 3d 25.7 85.52 50.0 143.47 57.3 171.96 26.7 211.00 47.9 70.14 50.9 50.73 33.4 170.35

 4th 52.1 146.35 45.1 150.31 80.4 166.99 48.0 156.01 63.8 85.33 75.0 49.56 71.0 212.78

 Total and

 average 177.9 145.32 139.7 144.82 236.1 162.60 122.0 192.69 154.8 78.77 205.8 52.94 247.3 188.30

1989:

 1st 60.6 67.90 21.5 252.39 49.8 227.45 37.0 199.24 28.0 103.51 40.1 121.43 71.7 254.65

 2d 50.2 91.10 16.0 216.69 30.5 217.45 19.3 204.05 22.4 98.33 28.2 117.27 70.2 180.01

 3d 55.4 83.52 55.7 153.96 73.0 145.32 43.0 204.92 92.5 78.32 78.6 50.16 42.3 158.69

 4th 63.1 123.42 78.2 190.82 95.5 152.47 50.3 217.35 64.5 104.76 86.3 53.51 57.8 205.97

 Total and

 average 229.3 92.03 171.4 188.99 248.8 173.33 149.6 207.58 207.3 92.10 233.1 71.77 242.0 204.60

1990: 

 1st 44.0 84.90 20.5 203.31 66.5 199.86 39.7 240.64 17.4 128.39 57.5 94.26 48.9 280.00

 2d 50.5 154.45 9.1 132.67 30.9 124.51 14.1 166.05 8.1 129.98 30.2 63.91 32.8 247.43

 3d 41.6 118.40 37.5 138.45 72.0 152.25 24.0 166.62 42.5 98.72 73.3 52.30 76.0 38.49

 4th 43.6 102.50 43.7 159.86 88.6 147.04 60.6 181.77 45.5 76.02 61.5 42.98 44.5 187.60

 Total and 

 average 179.7 116.47 110.7 158.42 257.9 159.42 138.4 194.41 113.5 96.43 222.6 62.14 202.2 163.59

1991: 

 1st 45.3 83.16 5.2 117.72 40.4 177.65 61.5 196.00 17.1 149.68 17.5 62.98 42.6 194.58

 2d 38.3 121.84 15.7 195.01 45.7 191.71 32.3 195.08 7.4 89.53 17.8 72.62 36.8 174.07

 3d 34.1 55.59 41.0 205.20 78.3 205.26 54.3 254.58 62.3 119.74 50.0 60.67 28.5 113.27

 4th 31.9 109.88 50.6 277.22 62.3 228.84 34.8 299.93 39.5 137.26 30.8 44.35 19.9 125.47

 Total and 

 average 149.6 92.50 112.5 232.06 226.7 204.09 183.0 233.00 126.3 127.52 116.1 58.52 127.7 159.79

1992: 

 1st 49.7 98.57 22.1 279.62 49.3 316.52 33.7 362.01 21.6 158.82 23.3 83.36 34.2 288.29

 2d 48.2 139.22 10.5 333.16 34.0 253.75 15.3 311.25 37.3 104.72 23.6 75.79 24.9 178.23

 3d 22.6 81.75 11.0 230.20 38.5 226.99 19.5 257.17 29.1 124.43 32.8 44.60 8.8 94.77

 4th 25.9 142.98 32.7 262.91 47.1 215.23 28.8 344.61 16.7 144.09 24.2 67.52 22.6 87.43

 Total and 

 average 146.4 117.21 76.3 272.69 168.9 255.24 97.3 327.85 104.7 127.63 103.9 65.72 90.4 189.07

1993:

 1st 31.4 74.35 12.6 294.46 27.8 368.42 29.9 450.60 14.2 37.93 14.3 236.16 46.7 575.29

 2d 61.9 88.40 18.2 381.72 13.0 318.87 4.2 242.55 4.3 115.46 6.5 194.29 53.0 563.40

 3d 20.0 156.03 52.3 290.62 38.9 327.59 23.8 270.31 44.7 123.63 29.8 96.87 15.4 248.78

 4th 34.5 128.20 39.2 290.12 55.4 322.18 23.7 295.24 21.5 166.48 35.7 99.78 21.5 197.07

 Total and

 average 147.8 103.87 122.3 304.39 135.1 332.92 81.6 342.22 84.6 119.69 86.3 128.45 136.6 474.37

1994:

 1st 35.9 137.51 12.7 75.78 34.2 406.87 9.1 534.19 2.5 190.46 9.7 159.31 17.6 285.21

 2d 49.3 124.99 7.1 307.15 19.3 292.49 8.1 499.07 3.5 216.63 4.9 146.54 17.3 143.13

 3d 8.4 87.79 7.1 162.15 18.9 295.97 5.3 253.92 5.8 247.16 7.6 25.28 5.0 168.68

 4th 28.1 133.70 21.8 235.02 54.3 377.40 9.5 331.71 6.1 130.17 13.1 59.13 9.4 254.94

 Total and 

 average 121.7 128.13 48.7 193.36 126.7 360.27 32.0 419.07 18.1 191.21 35.3 91.56 49.2 217.63

1995:

 1st 47.1 119.79 6.2 97.56 18.1 451.14 4.0 271.76 1.4 6.27 5.1 131.65 4.2 344.89

 2d 27.9 103.69 11.4 85.22 19.8 347.18 6.2 594.64 .3 16.47 2.2 153.00 5.8 223.17

 3d 26.5 52.81 22.2 104.68 39.8 323.05 14.1 451.08 5.7 78.40 12.6 84.75 16.1 139.41

 4th 14.2 84.49 15.1 98.63 22.3 219.79 7.4 210.07 3.6 45.04 14.1 50.09 14.3 213.43

 Total and 

 average 115.7 96.22 54.9 98.16 100.0 327.92 31.6 400.63 11.0 56.66 34.1 81.79 40.4 198.98

1996:

 1st 17.7 113.05 3.1 128.55 5.5 173.38 2.2 93.14 .6 24.11 11.7 81.84 23.7 282.73

 2d 19.0 82.11 1.3 92.02 8.5 80.22 2.5 81.35 2.3 88.00 7.2 70.67 13.7 56.07

 3d 7.8 81.50 8.3 156.27 10.7 134.91 8.0 299.87 25.3 178.18 12.2 113.60 16.2 145.11

 4th 18.6 45.97 9.3 98.87 12.1 179.22 5.0 246.18 10.2 100.55 11.2 52.06 9.2 116.19

 Total and 

 average 63.1 80.05 22.1 124.22 36.7 142.60 17.7 228.03 38.3 149.84 42.4 81.14 62.9 173.39

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1988-96.
78

Table 31--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in 

western Washington, 1988-96

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

 Gifford-Pinchot Mount Baker-Snoqualmie Olympic

Year and Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1988:

 1st 87.5 159.42 34.7 136.22 60.1 105.37

 2d 150.9 150.95 78.1 124.31 74.3 638.06

 3d 167.9 149.25 75.5 129.62 70.6 121.88

 4th 144.4 148.05 63.1 134.83 72.9 121.60

 Total and

 average 550.7 151.02 251.4 130.19 277.9 268.28

1989:

 1st 49.5 191.68 13.2 234.74 35.9 129.17

 2d 123.3 167.64 52.4 166.70 43.0 122.51

 3d 127.2 161.72 60.1 145.78 42.6 134.59

 4th 111.3 164.05 36.4 173.13 33.7 150.71

 Total and

 average 411.3 167.73 162.0 165.93 155.2 133.49

1990: 

 1st. 16.4 185.47 6.5 254.62 20.4 210.21

 2d 83.4 211.53 39.9 209.57 31.7 182.36

 3d 102.2 184.72 52.9 212.16 30.8 210.49

 4th 77.0 200.20 40.5 208.86 21.3 187.53

 Total and 

 average 279.1 197.05 139.8 212.43 104.3 197.18

1991: 

 1st 25.0 197.46 15.8 224.13 17.1 185.00

 2d 100.3 223.18 35.8 241.02 21.8 157.58

 3d 84.1 238.16 33.4 190.40 22.3 202.16

 4th 48.5 234.36 29.7 201.84 15.8 210.27

 Total and 

 average 257.9 227.68 114.7 216.55 77.1 187.38

1992: 

 1st 22.8 264.73 17.3 284.98 14.2 196.59

 2d 45.2 230.65 17.1 247.40 14.9 265.69

 3d 43.8 221.29 19.1 203.57 12.3 270.76

 4th 41.9 223.84 12.5 170.04 6.4 212.36

 Total and 

 average 153.8 231.17 66.1 229.90 47.9 239.31

1993:

 1st 13.9 159.17 3.9 178.88 7.2 167.19

 2d 39.3 341.65 1.5 201.01 3.3 201.01

 3d 59.8 297.41 2.5 247.20 2.0 159.04

 4th 36.7 304.46 11.8 156.17 1.7 72.36

 Total and

 average 149.7 297.87 19.7 175.69 14.1 162.63

1994:

 1st 11.9 321.70 5.5 276.74 1.7 91.78

 2d 15.7 297.10 2.2 87.38 1.8 178.13

 3d 31.7 304.80 8.6 217.55 2.4 144.94

 4th 25.6 242.20 6.1 222.69 4.0 138.63

 Total and 

 average 85.0 286.89 22.4 220.53 9.9 139.21

1995:

 1st 9.8 268.22 2.6 346.31 4.4 157.26

 2d 11.3 311.13 4.4 131.51 2.0 130.04

 3d 12.0 245.82 11.9 197.25 3.2 400.47

 4th 3.9 227.01 8.8 203.64 3.4 295.20

 Total and 

 average 36.9 269.73 27.7 202.73 13.0 248.53

1996:

 1st .8 -169.04 1.1 45.54 5.0 209.69

 2d 1.8 378.23 .3 28.90 5.0 272.92

 3d 4.8 296.68 17.6 13.41 4.3 236.79

 4th 11.5 369.83 .9 92.78 1.3 136.64

 Total and 

 average 18.9 328.59 19.9 19.06 15.7 231.09

Source: U.S. Department of Agriuclture, Forest Service. 1988-96.
79

Table 32--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests in 

eastern Washington, 1988-96 

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

Colville Okanogan Umatilla Wenatchee

Year and Average Average Average Averag

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1988:

 1st 34.2 65.79 28.0 69.05 .5 16.76 28.5 82.90

 2d 18.7 63.79 30.8 58.06 1.2 57.52 47.8 70.53

 3d 31.6 48.84 31.9 60.57 3.5 40.81 41.1 107.38

 4th 43.8 59.83 44.2 81.66 3.9 56.86 54.2 78.33

 Total and

 average 128.2 59.29 134.9 68.67 9.1 48.71 171.6 83.88

1989:

 1st 35.9 73.12 20.5 105.58 .3 103.35 35.6 92.47

 2d 18.2 87.14 16.9 65.33 2.6 125.60 37.0 94.17

 3d 37.4 76.53 35.2 102.47 13.8 27.48 70.4 99.97

 4th 37.0 68.85 28.6 100.64 12.0 32.20 49.9 91.19

 Total and

 average 128.5 74.86 101.1 96.38 28.7 39.21 192.8 95.20

1990: 

 1st. 24.2 76.47 6.5 106.5 1.5 50.52 22.8 93.57

 2d 27.8 63.06 2.5 83.17 6.8 69.42 49.6 88.31

 3d 5.6 76.13 14.2 70.60 15.9 31.74 50.6 112.09

 4th 38.9 69.15 10.4 53.78 12.1 23.04 31.4 75.63

 Total and 

 average 96.5 69.64 33.7 73.28 36.4 36.67 154.4 94.30

1991: 

 1st 24.3 84.39 11.8 74.85 1.1 15.92 10.5 100.51

 2d 13.9 84.55 7.0 89.89 4.5 42.82 30.2 103.98

 3d 36.9 83.50 14.7 99.19 7.9 27.63 63.4 93.11

 4th 30.0 94.87 9.2 51.27 3.8 52.34 27.4 104.61

 Total and 

 average 105.1 87.09 42.7 80.61 17.3 36.26 131.6 98.60

1992: 

 1st 15.5 103.05 5.4 134.87 1.1 56.52 12.7 175.65

 2d 13.6 84.70 6.5 114.59 4.5 61.02 19.8 136.11

 3d 23.3 91.81 14.9 132.17 5.4 38.66 34.5 105.43

 4th 30.2 88.49 11.4 120.49 4.7 66.90 23.9 132.22

 Total and 

 average 82.6 91.53 38.2 126.09 15.8 54.75 90.9 128.98

1993:

 1st 20.3 123.94 5.8 211.19 2.3 206.14 5.5 164.96

 2d 6.2 112.69 5.7 201.00 5.4 168.20 7.3 104.79

 3d 15.4 115.63 7.4 165.39 13.5 65.81 21.7 124.86

 4th 16.8 128.10 8.8 216.29 5.2 106.52 13.6 73.03

 Total and

 average 58.8 121.76 27.7 198.51 26.5 107.11 48.1 111.73

1994:

 1st 13.8 163.68 6.6 227.11 -0.2 -14.21 2.4 105.46

 2d 3.2 101.94 3.2 189.04 1.6 192.50 5.5 211.22

 3d 7.7 155.27 6.1 148.41 1.4 61.39 11.0 125.54

 4th 13.2 194.16 6.5 203.18 1.8 284.31 7.2 108.08

 Total and 

 average 37.8 167.39 22.3 193.39 4.6 198.09 26.0 136.83

1995:

 1st 7.8 155.43 5.9 287.28 .4 7.08 .4 104.49

 2d 3.8 125.66 1.9 150.01 1.2 447.61 1.5 199.67

 3d 17.1 184.72 7.7 183.50 4.1 247.27 8.8 98.10

 4th 12.8 183.72 6.2 169.80 6.1 190.35 15.5 43.77

 Total and 

 average 41.6 173.50 21.7 204.67 11.8 230.46 26.3 71.85

1996:

 1st 10.6 152.29 2.4 242.30 1.0 39.96 15.1 30.18

 2d 3.3 107.26 3.6 74.99 1.0 238.78 33.7 35.04

 3d 8.9 119.44 11.4 49.22 13.8 141.70 27.4 35.68

 4th 7.7 139.00 2.1 87.42 2.4 104.12 14.5 34.59

 Total and 

 average 30.5 134.46 19.4 81.69 18.2 136.99 90.7 34.35

Source: U.S. Department of Agriuclture, Forest Service. 1988-96.
80

Table 33--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, Oregon and 

Washington, 1973-96

 (Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

Oregon Washington California, a b

All West side East side All West side East side northern c

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volum value Volum value 

1973:

 1st 779.6 47.75 505.5 53.03 274.1 38.01 226.9 43.92 182.1 48.12 44.8 26.85 .2 3.96

 2d 1,043.9 50.50 815.4 51.58 228.5 46.62 462.3 45.30 378.1 49.60 84.2 25.99 .8 2.22

 3d 1,193.2 47.86 808.4 51.65 384.8 39.91 495.9 45.31 416.4 46.26 79.6 40.29 6.0 16.43

 4th 823.6 50.17 511.2 56.54 312.4 39.74 334.7 49.90 280.2 52.76 54.5 35.19 2.4 10.51

 Total and

 average 3,840.3 49.05 2,640.5 52.84 1,199.8 40.71 1,519.9 46.11 1,256.7 48.98 263.1 32.37 9.4 13.44

1974:

 1st 571.2 68.97 335.6 77.59 235.7 56.69 129.3 59.87 107.2 62.88 22.1 45.29 0 --

 2d 827.3 69.59 607.6 75.16 219.7 54.17 291.7 65.12 255.2 68.97 36.4 38.16 .1 386.73

 3d 1,007.2 52.64 673.4 59.14 333.9 39.53 465.0 52.46 339.5 59.75 125.5 32.77 2.7 33.98

 4th 751.8 44.33 446.7 59.78 305.1 21.72 337.4 45.17 235.4 57.35 102.0 17.08 1.7 19.73

 Total and

 average 3,157.5 58.06 2,063.2 67.00 1,094.3 41.20 1,223.4 54.25 937.3 62.01 286.1 28.83 4.5 36.04

1975:

 1st 359.8 51.31 174.5 78.77 202.4 29.95 144.2 43.50 95.7 58.32 48.5 23.15 .1 .25

 2d 595.8 74.01 435.2 83.47 160.6 48.36 321.3 55.39 266.1 61.52 55.2 25.86 4.2 63.00

 3d 1,003.2 60.25 630.5 71.22 372.8 41.69 411.5 48.87 270.6 58.74 140.9 29.91 5.8 32.20

 4th 696.2 63.20 355.0 81.75 341.3 43.90 220.4 42.53 133.9 50.87 86.6 29.63 1.9 35.73

 Total and

 average 2,655.1 62.90 1,578.1 77.72 1,077.0 41.18 1,097.5 48.80 766.2 57.72 331.3 28.17 12.0 43.45

1976:

 1st 506.5 96.46 272.6 112.44 233.9 77.84 127.6 51.19 61.8 62.40 65.8 40.66 .2 109.80

 2d 723.8 100.14 525.9 109.36 197.9 75.63 249.0 71.58 202.7 75.29 46.3 55.34 3.9 29.60

 3d 992.1 84.70 639.8 95.94 352.2 64.29 459.4 66.38 340.9 72.77 118.4 47.97 14.3 31.49

 4th 948.0 91.12 540.6 110.32 407.4 65.65 368.9 60.73 253.3 69.82 115.6 40.81 2.2 77.85

 Total and

 average 3,170.4 92.02 1,978.9 105.71 1,191.1 69.30 1,204.9 64.11 858.7 71.75 346.2 45.18 20.6 36.92

1977:

 1st 588.4 112.90 335.3 132.39 253.1 87.09 182.4 70.35 111.6 80.72 70.8 54.00 .1 17.69

 2d 631.2 129.30 454.2 140.62 176.9 100.26 314.8 79.81 244.1 84.39 70.7 63.98 1.8 60.17

 3d 901.3 107.06 592.8 117.13 308.5 87.70 398.7 78.61 292.7 84.42 106.0 62.56 5.1 34.74

 4th 803.7 115.10 470.8 137.96 332.8 82.77 281.3 107.46 206.8 92.64 74.5 148.61 4.9 50.22

 Total and

 average 2,924.5 115.24 1,853.1 130.94 1,071.4 88.10 1,177.2 84.54 855.2 85.92 322.0 80.90 11.9 44.97

1978:

 1st 641.8 140.64 398.3 159.49 243.4 109.80 183.8 106.61 136.7 114.37 47.1 84.11 .7 137.84

 2d 740.6 136.64 551.5 144.82 189.2 112.78 316.8 105.05 260.8 105.79 56.1 101.58 3.1 118.30

 3d 962.1 123.74 628.5 134.38 333.6 103.70 396.5 93.23 281.3 97.88 115.2 81.85 5.5 81.55

 4th 890.8 138.15 538.1 152.55 352.8 116.19 367.9 99.57 258.3 111.20 109.6 72.15 4.7 92.49

 Total and

 average 3,235.3 134.01 2,116.4 146.45 1,118.9 110.50 1,265.0 99.98 937.1 106.16 327.9 82.31 13.8 96.05

1979:

 1st 554.7 173.03 359.5 176.74 195.2 166.38 160.2 112.66 109.6 115.34 50.6 106.86 1.0 124.32

 2d 743.0 167.16 573.6 171.43 169.4 152.71 330.2 104.32 276.5 112.16 53.7 63.98 .5 92.82

 3d 1,042.0 131.10 724.6 140.02 317.5 110.76 429.5 98.32 335.9 102.62 93.7 82.90 4.1 76.97

 4th 791.6 136.63 496.3 152.51 295.3 109.94 324.8 103.95 240.4 113.48 84.4 76.81 1.7 83.19

 Total and

 average 3,131.4 148.48 2,153.9 157.37 977.4 128.89 1,244.7 103.23 962.3 109.52 282.4 81.78 7.3 86.14

1980:

 1st 508.5 155.65 307.2 176.75 201.3 123.45 150.9 103.32 103.4 117.32 47.5 72.84 0 --

 2d 425.2 141.69 316.8 162.81 108.4 79.94 255.5 95.94 216.4 104.24 39.1 50.05 1.1 187.94

 3d 786.1 127.69 541.6 150.74 244.5 77.50 381.0 90.80 273.0 102.19 108.0 61.99 2.4 140.51

 4th 706.9 140.07 421.0 158.22 285.9 113.33 271.7 85.57 166.6 104.84 105.2 55.04 .1 -25.80

 Total and

 average 2,426.7 139.69 1,586.6 160.17 840.1 101.02 1,059.1 92.48 759.4 105.41 299.7 59.71 3.6 141.56
Table 33--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, Oregon and 

Washington, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

81

Oregon Washington California, a b

All West side East side All West side East side northern c

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volum value Volum value 

1981:

 1st 454.3 149.78 232.3 177.38 222.1 120.92 178.6 87.98 118.0 102.40 60.6 59.89 .3 96.39

 2d 534.0 156.58 406.6 161.33 127.5 140.58 264.6 90.43 184.6 106.60 80.0 53.10 .5 117.18

 3d 640.8 132.48 402.7 155.50 238.1 93.56 328.7 84.05 233.4 96.60 95.3 54.64 .9 104.23

 4th 391.9 95.36 206.7 128.75 185.2 58.08 184.2 62.65 137.8 71.68 46.4 35.84 0 --

 Total and

 average 2,021.1 135.49 1,248.2 157.04 772.9 100.67 956.0 82.43 673.8 95.07 282.2 52.24 1.7 105.57

1982:

 1st 234.6 121.67 119.5 150.91 115.1 91.32 67.1 83.50 40.3 105.32 26.8 50.73 .1 196.64

 2d 334.9 111.91 227.3 127.79 107.6 78.39 168.3 83.69 143.9 91.71 24.4 36.41 .1 75.72

 3d 599.7 66.85 378.4 76.97 221.3 49.54 282.3 59.52 209.8 68.33 72.5 34.03 .6 87.38

 4th 560.3 61.53 304.2 75.03 256.1 45.51 210.1 34.74 143.8 39.21 66.3 25.04 .2 36.86

 Total and

 average 1,729.5 81.29 1,029.3 96.20 700.2 59.37 727.8 60.17 537.8 69.57 190.0 33.56 .9 84.13

1983:

 1st 494.3 107.84 285.3 109.60 209.0 105.44 151.7 71.29 100.8 71.28 50.9 71.30 .6 36.73

 2d 689.7 130.72 494.9 124.31 194.9 146.98 322.1 72.06 242.3 73.64 79.8 67.24 .2 8.97

 3d 973.9 108.84 648.9 112.34 325.0 101.84 464.9 62.00 342.7 65.91 122.2 51.02 .3 9.40

 4th 854.7 95.01 414.3 92.53 440.4 97.35 335.1 51.52 214.6 55.58 120.5 44.29 0 --

 Total and

 average 3,021.6 109.76 1,843.3 110.68 1,169.3 108.31 1,273.8 62.89 900.3 66.13 373.4 55.07 1.1 24.18

1984:

 1st 622.9 130.56 378.1 115.65 244.8 153.58 235.1 87.39 170.0 90.06 65.1 80.41 0 --

 2d 641.1 124.05 481.1 127.13 159.9 114.81 312.9 77.91 255.2 83.09 57.7 55.00 0 --

 3d 1,140.8 90.95 676.8 109.21 463.9 64.32 396.3 54.60 263.1 66.11 133.2 31.87 0 --

 4th 997.6 99.16 526.3 98.63 471.3 99.76 322.5 49.96 203.0 60.54 119.5 32.00 0 --

 Total and

 average 3,402.4 106.85 2,062.4 111.87 1,339.9 99.12 1,266.8 65.26 891.2 74.27 375.5 43.88 0 --

1985:

 1st 653.2 132.49 351.6 125.50 301.6 140.65 164.2 83.62 114.5 90.94 49.7 66.73 .3 14.22

 2d 686.4 98.94 508.3 101.89 178.1 90.50 302.9 60.13 236.7 66.38 66.3 37.78 3.2 38.94

 3d 1,207.2 85.82 752.8 97.02 454.4 67.28 420.4 53.96 280.7 60.30 139.7 41.22 2.4 46.57

 4th 985.3 87.48 518.2 72.08 467.0 104.57 334.2 44.89 214.4 50.24 119.8 35.32 .8 67.04

 Total and

 average 3,532.1 97.46 2,130.9 96.81 1,401.1 98.45 1,221.7 56.99 846.3 63.60 375.4 42.11 6.7 43.96

1986:

 1st 616.0 104.82 355.2 100.01 260.8 111.38 186.6 55.61 119.2 63.53 49.4 36.51 .1 76.30

 2d 859.0 109.40 589.1 111.01 269.9 105.90 333.4 70.09 246.3 75.76 87.1 54.05 1.6 85.32

 3d 1,244.2 97.25 779.6 99.87 464.6 92.86 418.8 59.46 270.3 69.10 148.4 41.90 3.3 87.04

 4th 1,225.5 118.32 709.1 119.01 516.4 117.38 384.5 69.01 232.3 84.91 152.3 49.75 2.9 38.45

 Total and

 average 3,944.7 107.63 2,433.0 108.17 1,511.7 106.76 1,305.3 64.49 868.1 74.46 437.2 44.70 7.9 68.51

1987:

 1st 688.5 133.20 429.1 133.35 259.4 132.94 220.4 90.77 142.5 113.59 78.0 49.08 .2 31.20

 2d 1,002.8 121.26 730.6 126.71 272.2 106.62 393.4 83.38 298.8 92.18 94.7 55.59 .4 76.80

 3d 1,239.2 114.27 774.9 117.08 464.4 109.59 436.0 70.54 283.7 80.54 152.4 51.91 3.2 51.30

 4th 1,070.2 138.10 579.9 137.09 490.4 139.30 385.8 87.74 227.0 108.59 158.8 57.92 .5 221.97

 Total and

 average 4,000.8 125.66 2,514.5 127.27 1,486.4 122.92 1,435.7 81.78 951.9 95.83 483.8 54.15 4.2 71.03

1988:

 1st 912.8 157.97 585.7 159.53 327.1 155.17 273.4 115.43 182.3 137.19 91.1 71.90 1.5 19.74

 2d 969.6 150.32 740.5 155.25 229.1 134.37 401.8 223.12 303.3 274.41 98.5 65.19 4.1 90.18

 3d 963.7 148.87 671.7 159.25 292.0 125.00 422.1 121.97 313.9 138.38 108.1 74.30 2.3 116.99

 4th 1,126.6 160.95 691.2 176.12 435.4 136.86 426.5 115.94 280.4 138.19 146.1 73.22 1.8 152.69

 Total and

 average 3,972.6 154.74 2,689.0 162.55 1,283.6 138.38 1,523.8 145.78 1,080.0 176.34 443.8 71.43 9.8 97.60

1989:

 1st 700.5 193.76 391.9 207.91 308.6 175.81 191.0 132.72 98.7 174.66 92.3 87.88 1.1 160.24

 2d 887.7 193.90 650.9 207.97 236.8 155.22 293.4 140.34 218.7 158.55 74.7 87.05 .6 231.07

 3d 1,213.8 167.09 773.3 196.93 440.5 114.70 386.6 126.58 229.8 152.53 156.8 88.54 1.1 145.48

 4th 982.2 175.96 486.5 208.31 495.7 144.21 308.9 129.51 181.4 163.39 127.4 81.28 1.6 169.22

 Total and

 average 3,784.2 180.62 2,302.6 204.32 1,481.6 143.78 1,179.8 131.76 728.6 160.04 451.2 86.11 4.5 167.07
Table 33--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, Oregon and 

Washington, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

82

Oregon Washington California, a b

All West side East side All West side East side northern c

Year and Average Average Average Average Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volume value Volum value Volum value 

1990: 

 1st. 503.4 214.34 209.0 267.13 294.4 176.87 98.4 139.66 43.3 207.48 55.1 86.38 .3 157.30

 2d 600.6 236.33 424.9 272.17 175.7 149.65 241.8 159.71 155.1 205.06 86.7 78.59 2.5 150.83

 3d 864.1 176.26 497.2 233.84 366.9 98.20 272.3 162.32 185.9 196.79 86.3 88.10 3.2 87.74

 4th 675.6 176.12 287.7 240.04 387.9 128.73 231.7 145.79 138.8 200.78 92.9 63.58 1.6 54.91

 Total and 

 average 2,643.7 197.12 1,418.7 251.48 1,224.9 134.16 844.1 154.39 523.1 201.19 321.0 78.14 7.7 105.04

1991: 

 1st 423.3 205.64 193.7 265.80 229.6 154.91 105.6 151.16 57.9 206.51 47.7 84.02 .8 186.60

 2d 498.9 233.44 304.9 279.80 194.0 160.58 213.6 185.36 157.9 218.16 55.7 92.38 1.2 311.24

 3d 751.1 209.01 402.7 255.98 348.5 154.72 262.7 158.23 139.9 221.01 122.8 86.75 .4 284.88

 4th 463.1 219.20 193.2 258.70 269.8 190.90 164.4 164.64 94.0 220.03 70.4 90.70 0 --

 Total and 

 average 2,136.4 216.26 1,094.5 264.84 1,041.9 165.22 746.4 166.41 449.7 217.94 296.7 88.30 2.4 262.81

1992: 

 1st 404.5 272.31 170.5 328.48 234.0 231.37 89.1 206.38 54.3 253.35 34.8 133.06 0 --

 2d 421.2 245.31 227.4 306.02 193.8 174.07 121.7 193.12 77.3 241.13 44.4 109.54 0 --

 3d 322.7 227.01 160.4 306.73 162.3 148.24 153.4 162.21 75.3 224.87 78.2 101.85 0 --

 4th 337.0 247.70 139.1 324.30 197.8 193.82 131.1 155.64 60.9 211.56 70.2 107.11 0 --

 Total and 

 average 1,485.4 249.23 697.5 315.32 787.9 190.72 495.2 176.01 267.7 232.31 227.5 109.74 0 --

1993:

 1st 253.5 364.10 76.5 414.57 176.9 342.27 59.0 156.83 25.0 164.52 34.0 151.18 .4 494.59

 2d 277.0 351.72 116.0 415.89 161.0 305.47 68.7 260.63 44.1 326.29 24.6 142.96 1.4 489.64

 3d 414.1 286.92 189.1 365.13 224.9 221.16 122.3 206.99 64.3 291.23 58.1 113.79 1.8 98.94

 4th 364.5 289.01 133.1 400.85 231.5 224.73 94.6 198.14 50.2 261.78 44.4 126.14 .7 119.52

 Total and

 average 1,309.1 316.16 514.7 393.15 794.4 266.26 344.6 206.66 183.5 274.35 161.1 129.55 4.3 262.46

1994:

 1st 172.6 307.61 50.6 422.02 122.0 260.11 41.7 228.10 19.1 288.02 22.6 177.49 0 --

 2d 210.9 302.03 101.4 411.23 109.5 200.87 33.2 228.39 19.8 262.69 13.4 177.77 4.6 247.36

 3d 135.1 308.87 77.1 394.90 58.0 194.64 68.8 224.35 42.7 278.24 26.1 136.17 0 --

 4th 217.4 310.58 75.1 413.34 142.3 256.37 64.3 206.46 35.7 227.34 28.6 180.41 0 --

 

 Total and 

 average 736.0 307.12 304.2 409.41 431.8 235.05 208.0 220.21 117.3 261.72 90.7 166.57 4.7 246.96

1995:

 1st 132.3 278.70 46.2 416.84 86.1 204.60 31.4 228.90 16.8 251.05 14.5 203.25 0 --

 2d 138.1 311.85 64.5 418.70 73.6 218.13 26.2 227.94 17.7 245.59 8.4 190.82 0 --

 3d 202.6 249.76 65.5 364.76 137.1 194.81 64.9 200.92 27.0 242.79 37.8 170.99 0 --

 4th 157.7 229.31 66.7 346.55 91.1 143.48 56.7 157.22 16.0 228.52 40.6 129.08 0 --

 Total and 

 average 630.7 264.31 242.9 383.99 387.8 189.36 179.1 195.93 77.6 242.27 101.4 160.46 0 --

1996:

 1st 105.8 252.24 41.2 374.32 64.5 174.24 36.0 101.43 7.0 138.66 29.1 92.49 0 --

 2d 111.9 243.73 57.3 405.00 54.6 74.20 48.7 84.05 7.0 290.16 41.7 49.36 0 --

 3d 170.7 295.89 82.3 443.64 88.4 158.41 88.2 82.22 26.7 100.78 61.5 74.15 0 --

 4th 135.1 234.82 59.4 401.77 75.7 103.80 40.4 161.27 13.7 328.79 26.6 74.91 0 --

 Total and 

 average 523.5 260.15 240.3 412.17 283.2 131.20 213.3 100.84 54.5 187.50 158.9 71.12 .1 154.89

These figures do not include the timber cut on the small portion of the Forests in northern California. a

Umatilla NF data proportioned in Oregon and Washington. b

Small portion of Rogue River and Siskiyou National Forests are in northern California. C

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1973-96.
83

Table 34--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, 

Oregon and Washington combined, 1973-96 

 (Volume in million board feet; value in dollars per thousand board feet) 

West side East side Total a

Year and Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1973:

 1st 687.9 51.72 318.9 36.44 1,006.8 46.88

 2d 1,194.3 50.92 312.7 41.07 1,507.0 48.88

 3d 1,230.8 49.65 464.3 39.98 1,695.1 47.00

 4th 793.8 55.06 366.9 39.07 1,160.7 50.01

 Total and

 average 3,906.7 51.50 1,462.9 39.21 5,369.6 48.16

1974:

 1st 442.8 74.03 257.8 55.71 700.5 67.29

 2d 862.9 73.36 256.1 51.89 1,119.0 68.45

 3d 1,015.5 59.27 459.4 37.68 1,474.9 52.55

 4th 683.8 58.84 407.1 20.56 1,090.9 44.55

 Total and

 average 3,005.0 65.40 1,380.4 38.63 4,385.4 56.97

1975:

 1st 253.2 69.33 250.9 28.63 504.1 49.07

 2d 705.6 75.07 215.8 42.60 921.3 67.47

 3d 906.8 67.24 513.7 38.46 1,420.5 56.84

 4th 490.7 73.15 427.8 41.01 918.6 58.18

 Total and

 average 2,356.3 71.04 1,408.3 38.12 3,764.6 58.73

1976:

 1st 334.6 103.20 299.7 69.67 634.3 87.36

 2d 732.5 99.51 244.2 71.78 976.7 92.58

 3d 995.1 87.08 470.7 60.19 1,465.7 78.44

 4th 796.0 97.34 523.1 60.16 1,319.1 82.60

 Total and

 average 2,858.2 95.01 1,537.6 63.87 4,395.8 84.12

1977:

 1st 446.9 119.47 323.9 79.86 770.8 102.82

 2d 700.2 130.80 247.6 89.90 947.8 112.73

 3d 890.1 105.91 414.5 81.27 1,305.1 98.08

 4th 682.6 123.59 407.3 94.81 1,089.9 112.84

 Total and

 average 2,720.2 116.41 1,393.4 86.43 4,113.6 106.25

1978:

 1st 535.7 147.95 290.6 105.63 826.3 133.07

 2d 815.3 132.24 245.2 110.22 1,060.5 127.15

 3d 915.3 122.85 448.7 98.09 1,364.0 114.70

 4th 801.1 138.87 462.4 105.75 1,263.4 126.75

 Total and

 average 3,067.3 133.91 1,446.9 104.11 4,514.2 124.36

1979:

 1st 470.1 162.24 245.9 154.12 716.0 159.45

 2d 850.6 152.11 223.1 131.35 1,073.7 147.80

 3d 1,064.5 127.98 411.1 104.41 1,475.6 121.41

 4th 738.4 139.63 379.7 102.58 1,118.2 127.05

 Total and

 average 3,123.6 142.46 1,259.8 118.33 4,383.5 135.53

1980:

 1st 410.5 161.77 248.8 113.80 659.3 143.67

 2d 534.3 139.14 147.5 72.01 681.8 124.62

 3d 817.0 134.48 352.5 72.74 1,169.5 115.87

 4th 587.8 143.02 391.0 97.65 978.9 124.89

 Total and

 average 2,349.6 142.44 1,139.8 90.15 3,489.4 125.36
Table 34--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, 

Oregon and Washington combined, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

84

West side East side Total a

Year and Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1981:

 1st 350.5 152.08 282.7 107.84 633.2 132.22

 2d 591.6 144.22 207.4 106.85 799.0 134.52

 3d 637.0 133.65 333.4 82.44 970.5 116.05

 4th 344.5 105.92 231.6 53.63 576.1 84.90

 Total and

 average 1,923.7 135.29 1,055.1 87.72 2,978.8 118.44

1982:

 1st 159.8 139.43 142.0 83.65 301.8 113.19

 2d 371.3 113.79 132.0 70.63 503.3 102.47

 3d 588.7 73.91 293.8 45.72 882.6 64.52

 4th 448.2 63.52 322.4 41.30 770.6 54.22

 Total and

 average 1,568.0 87.06 890.2 53.86 2,458.2 75.04

1983:

 1st 386.6 99.50 259.9 98.76 646.5 99.20

 2d 737.4 107.62 274.6 123.82 1,012.1 112.02

 3d 991.8 96.28 447.3 87.95 1,439.1 93.69

 4th 628.8 79.92 561.0 85.95 1,189.8 82.76

 Total and

 average 2,744.7 96.03 1,542.8 95.43 4,287.5 95.81

1984:

 1st 548.1 107.71 309.9 138.20 858.0 118.73

 2d 736.3 111.86 217.6 98.96 953.9 108.92

 3d 940.0 97.14 597.2 57.08 1,537.2 81.58

 4th 729.3 88.03 590.7 86.06 1,320.1 87.15

 Total and

 average 2,953.7 100.52 1,715.5 87.03 4,669.2 95.56

1985:

 1st 466.4 116.94 351.2 130.20 817.6 122.64

 2d 748.2 90.39 244.4 76.21 992.5 86.90

 3d 1,035.9 86.95 594.1 61.15 1,630.0 77.55

 4th 733.4 65.69 586.9 90.43 1,320.3 76.69

 Total and

 average 2,983.9 87.28 1,776.6 86.54 4,760.5 87.00

1986:

 1st 474.5 90.84 310.2 99.45 784.7 94.24

 2d 837.0 100.59 357.0 93.25 1,193.9 98.39

 3d 1,053.3 91.93 613.0 80.52 1,666.3 87.73

 4th 944.3 110.37 668.7 100.84 1,613.0 106.42

 Total and

 average 3,309.0 99.23 1,948.9 92.84 5,257.9 96.86

1987:

 1st 571.8 128.38 337.4 113.56 909.2 122.88

 2d 1,029.7 116.68 366.9 93.54 1,396.6 110.57

 3d 1,061.7 107.12 616.7 95.34 1,678.4 102.79

 4th 807.4 129.13 649.2 119.39 1,456.5 124.79

 Total and

 average 3,470.6 118.58 1,970.2 106.03 5,440.8 114.04

1988:

 1st 769.4 153.97 418.2 137.03 1,187.6 148.00

 2d 1,048.0 189.49 327.6 113.56 1,375.5 171.41

 3d 988.0 152.52 400.1 111.30 1,388.1 140.64

 4th 973.4 165.15 581.5 120.87 1,554.9 148.59

 Total and

 average 3,778.8 166.32 1,727.4 121.18 5,506.1 152.16

1989:

 1st 491.7 201.12 400.9 155.57 892.6 180.66

 2d 870.2 195.56 311.5 138.87 1,181.7 180.61

 3d 1,004.2 186.71 597.3 107.84 1,601.5 157.30

 4th 669.6 196.05 623.1 131.34 1.292.6 164.85

 Total and

 average 3,035.7 193.64 1,932.8 130.31 4,968.5 169.01
Table 34--Volume and average value of timber harvested (cut) from National Forests, 

Oregon and Washington combined, 1973-96 (continued)

(Volume in million board feet, Scribner scale; value in dollars per thousand board feet)

85

West side East side Total a

Year and Average Average Average

quarter Volume value Volume value Volume value 

1990: 

 1st. 252.6 256.75 349.5 162.60 602.2 202.10

 2d 582.5 253.77 262.4 126.17 844.9 214.14

 3d 686.4 223.12 453.2 96.28 1,139.6 172.68

 4th 428.0 226.62 480.8 116.15 908.8 168.18

 Total and 

 average 1,949.5 237.41 1,546.0 122.53 3,495.5 186.60

1991: 

 1st 252.4 251.93 277.3 142.70 529.7 194.75

 2d 464.0 258.90 249.7 145.37 713.7 219.18

 3d 542.9 246.99 471.3 137.01 1,014.2 195.88

 4th 287.3 246.04 340.2 170.16 627.5 204.90

 Total and 

 average 1,546.6 251.20 1,338.6 148.18 2,885.2 203.40

1992: 

 1st 224.8 310.34 268.7 218.65 493.5 260.40

 2d 304.7 289.56 238.2 162.04 542.9 233.61

 3d 235.7 280.58 240.5 133.16 476.2 206.13

 4th 200.0 289.98 268.0 171.12 468.1 221.92

 Total and 

 average 965.2 292.29 1,015.4 172.58 1,980.6 230.92

1993:

 1st 101.9 353.56 211.0 311.45 312.8 325.16

 2d 160.5 392.06 185.6 283.93 347.1 334.25

 3d 255.2 344.63 283.0 199.12 538.2 268.12

 4th 184.0 361.76 275.9 208.86 459.9 270.04

 Total and

 average 702.6 361.32 955.4 243.21 1,658.0 293.26

1994:

 1st 69.7 385.31 144.6 247.18 214.3 292.13

 2d 125.8 381.86 122.9 198.35 248.7 292.19

 3d 119.8 353.31 84.1 176.51 203.9 280.35

 4th 110.8 353.38 170.9 243.65 281.7 286.80

 Total and 

 average 426.1 367.00 522.5 233.16 948.7 287.77

1995:

 1st 63.0 372.55 100.6 204.40 163.6 269.15

 2d 82.3 381.37 82.0 215.33 164.2 298.48

 3d 92.6 329.13 175.0 189.66 267.5 237.92

 4th 82.7 323.66 131.7 139.03 214.4 210.25

 Total and 

 average 320.5 349.66 489.3 183.37 809.8 249.19

1996:

 1st 48.2 340.21 93.6 148.87 141.8 213.92

 2d 64.4 392.46 96.3 63.44 160.6 195.28

 3d 109.0 359.51 149.9 123.85 258.9 223.08

 4th 73.1 388.06 102.3 96.28 175.5 217.90

 Total and 

 average 294.8 370.63 442.1 109.61 736.8 214.02

Includes a small portion of the Rogue River and Siskiyou National Forest that lies in northern California. a

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1973-96.
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Table 35--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, east side, Pacific a

Northwest Region

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1973:

 1st 89.86 126.22 

 2d 98.21 90.15 144.19 148.08 

 3rd 94.42 117.44 190.92 179.43 

 4th 89.77 110.77 144.13 191.31 

1974:

 1st 120.28 80.59 211.21 145.44 

 2d 103.38 80.15 155.73 143.74 

 3rd 70.15 76.05 127.96 114.23 

 4th 37.17 62.76 92.83 93.76 

1975:

 1st 50.05 47.50 63.02 62.07 

 2d 73.70 62.39 60.24 56.85 

 3rd 65.15 94.42 56.64 77.70 

 4th 68.73 99.95 52.54 86.24 

1976:

 1st 116.17 84.17 129.56 85.08 

 2d 117.98 103.81 77.71 111.77 

 3rd 97.75 127.82 114.04 124.89 

 4th 96.81 124.53 135.68 148.87 

1977:

 1st 125.74 102.01 153.15 134.35 

 2d 138.20 128.98 143.38 153.30 

 3rd 124.80 164.32 158.11 175.95 

 4th 143.90 158.56 172.17 199.81 

1978:

 1st 156.51 125.64 203.38 181.97 

 2d 158.60 145.45 199.51 222.17 

 3rd 139.01 189.62 224.48 241.99 

 4th 146.53 179.57 281.05 264.87 

1979:

 1st 206.02 137.16 226.15 210.90 

 2d 169.60 152.65 240.22 208.37 

 3rd 130.70 162.12 179.26 211.19 

 4th 124.05 127.06 206.38 201.12 

1980:

 1st 131.51 87.59 186.79 154.28 

 2d 81.58 96.27 165.56 146.16 

 3rd 79.78 110.32 119.15 150.93 

 4th 104.68 110.11 126.12 157.09 
Table 35--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, east side, Pacific a

Northwest Region (continued)

87

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1981:

 1st 112.23 85.92 169.97 131.46 

 2d 108.74 86.83 161.16 129.03 

 3rd 83.33 96.32 120.37 114.19 

 4th 54.27 79.39 76.10 90.49 

1982:

 1st 83.93 53.49 81.77 55.92 

 2d 70.80 58.48 53.81 53.23 

 3rd 45.61 74.64 34.02 56.70 

 4th 41.16 83.67 48.05 67.69 

1983:

 1st 98.37 73.31 82.29 63.97 

 2d 122.92 94.89 84.01 76.09 

 3rd 86.48 124.60 66.71 81.40 

 4th 84.10 108.48 78.12 90.40 

1984:

 1st 133.73 77.30 84.37 74.32 

 2d 95.12 88.87 102.49 72.08 

 3rd 55.00 104.80 61.57 74.66 

 4th 83.14 91.79 46.30 71.21 

1985:

 1st 126.09 71.96 76.96 61.57 

 2d 73.71 84.00 76.46 78.16 

 3rd 59.57 92.91 70.80 92.40 

 4th 87.54 91.87 95.35 97.13 

1986:

 1st 97.74 75.58 112.96 89.67 

 2d 93.41 90.41 77.31 97.55 

 3rd 81.04 113.21 108.39 106.12 

 4th 101.15 104.84 100.20 124.20 

1987:

 1st 112.57 83.40 122.45 106.88 

 2d 91.26 99.40 124.67 130.94 

 3rd 91.99 125.05 122.29 147.38 

 4th 114.65 120.64 165.96 155.55 

1988:

 1st 130.87 95.67 154.19 127.84 

 2d 106.69 109.49 128.31 134.42 

 3rd 103.14 134.61 113.26 144.81 

 4th 111.46 129.83 153.84 163.68 

1989:

 1st 140.24 98.93 161.80 148.51 

 2d 123.19 115.22 171.70 160.21 

 3rd 95.98 139.61 165.22 163.27 

 4th 116.41 126.80 156.36 165.97 
Table 35--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, east side, Pacific a

Northwest Region (continued)

88

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1990:

 1st 143.13 95.38 135.01 131.51 

 2d 111.36 105.11 152.41 128.95 

 3rd 83.07 120.30 134.05 125.77 

 4th 96.50 115.84 105.79 125.34 

1991:

 1st 121.55 96.93 91.74 115.81 

 2d 125.39 123.72 128.35 133.83 

 3rd 117.91 168.59 182.97 174.46 

 4th 146.06 160.47 144.14 213.28 

1992:

 1st 188.71 123.00 215.89 189.84 

 2d 138.14 141.44 239.61 227.00 

 3rd 112.53 191.85 234.52 282.47 

 4th 144.69 205.59 238.17 280.06 

1993:

 1st 262.46 170.54 374.65 227.03 

 2d 237.27 204.14 180.28 207.96 

 3rd 167.33 229.95 204.46 169.06 

 4th 175.96 194.60 90.93 183.72 

1994:

 1st 207.89 145.89 174.89 133.21 

 2d 165.34 173.83 203.85 150.06 

 3rd 145.24 196.73 115.66 145.63 

 4th 199.39 184.64 119.17 121.41 

1995:

 1st 164.57 143.94 121.70 94.55 

 2d 170.63 144.47 88.98 82.66 

 3rd 150.52 160.35 85.58 67.97 

 4th 110.87 116.52 41.73 67.42 

1996:

 1st 117.78 78.96 45.26 57.55 

 2d 49.84 82.38 74.80 73.17 

 3rd 97.37 91.06 

 4th 75.22 88.05 

 Real or deflated prices are nominal dollars divided by the producer price index 1982=100. a

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1973-96.
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Table 36--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, west side, Pacific a

Northwest Region

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1973:

 1st 127.55 222.62 

 2d 121.76 116.23 251.96 257.73 

 3rd 117.26 142.41 271.07 292.53 

 4th 126.51 149.70 290.00 315.49 

1974:

 1st 159.83 123.46 312.03 301.02 

 2d 146.15 123.22 364.04 295.06 

 3rd 110.34 131.22 302.44 272.90 

 4th 106.37 127.39 207.17 227.20 

1975:

 1st 121.21 107.20 175.91 188.46 

 2d 129.88 114.94 205.45 198.76 

 3rd 113.89 145.96 205.65 224.05 

 4th 122.59 155.79 211.71 218.99 

1976:

 1st 172.08 136.38 238.89 194.21 

 2d 163.56 149.38 202.49 207.84 

 3rd 141.42 176.12 165.32 220.89 

 4th 156.64 187.14 228.48 227.66 

1977:

 1st 188.10 161.13 253.25 227.87 

 2d 201.07 174.30 245.71 245.52 

 3rd 162.64 208.87 232.82 261.09 

 4th 187.58 206.88 254.82 255.56 

1978:

 1st 219.22 175.40 270.79 246.16 

 2d 190.29 182.94 243.72 269.82 

 3rd 174.10 209.73 268.03 304.94 

 4th 192.43 212.35 301.73 325.01 

1979:

 1st 216.88 174.20 359.31 338.21 

 2d 196.41 175.00 345.42 379.94 

 3rd 160.20 193.12 418.81 411.19 

 4th 168.86 183.44 403.22 396.54 

1980:

 1st 186.94 150.32 413.96 346.64 

 2d 157.63 152.14 319.01 353.31 

 3rd 147.49 167.18 324.59 352.20 

 4th 153.32 164.98 362.20 331.91 
Table 36--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, west- side, Pacific a

Northwest Region (continued)

90

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1981:

 1st 158.27 134.98 348.77 281.81 

 2d 146.77 129.02 266.02 252.04 

 3rd 135.10 143.38 210.57 200.04 

 4th 107.17 135.13 187.46 146.65 

1982:

 1st 139.90 98.91 105.28 101.79 

 2d 114.06 92.17 71.77 85.75 

 3rd 73.74 94.93 64.46 93.12 

 4th 63.31 93.40 103.06 101.75 

1983:

 1st 99.10 82.77 118.83 102.82 

 2d 106.84 89.30 112.67 110.88 

 3rd 94.67 104.07 98.74 113.64 

 4th 78.20 104.73 115.33 106.55 

1984:

 1st 104.23 87.24 110.32 92.74 

 2d 107.51 92.03 93.43 87.35 

 3rd 93.61 108.27 71.74 82.82 

 4th 85.05 103.30 75.50 75.70 

1985:

 1st 113.25 84.25 77.85 70.92 

 2d 87.43 82.26 71.76 77.67 

 3rd 84.70 88.10 73.77 85.53 

 4th 63.59 92.13 88.73 96.67 

1986:

 1st 89.28 78.73 94.70 98.16 

 2d 100.76 92.71 121.91 110.51 

 3rd 92.53 116.90 108.34 124.75 

 4th 110.70 121.00 119.13 122.38 

1987:

 1st 127.26 103.52 130.39 120.33 

 2d 113.84 110.43 122.04 135.51 

 3rd 103.36 132.35 135.53 152.87 

 4th 124.01 150.43 156.59 165.23 

1988:

 1st 147.04 134.29 173.78 162.40 

 2d 178.02 145.85 182.06 179.77 

 3rd 141.34 177.00 171.93 203.40 

 4th 152.29 176.57 194.64 213.45 

1989:

 1st 181.31 153.13 233.64 223.37 

 2d 173.48 163.77 236.82 276.70 

 3rd 166.17 200.44 276.19 312.63 

 4th 173.76 215.10 365.27 332.38 
Table 36--Real and seasonally adjusted cut and sold prices, west- side, Pacific a

Northwest Region (continued)

91

Cut prices Sold prices

Seasonally Seasonally

Year and quarter Observed adjusted Observed adjusted

1982 dollars

1990:

 1st 226.01 185.65 324.11 304.86 

 2d 223.98 195.84 337.82 270.71 

 3rd 192.51 222.11 257.51 263.59 

 4th 188.27 222.94 168.39 209.63 

1991:

 1st 214.59 190.77 250.07 198.00 

 2d 223.32 203.12 146.09 228.48 

 3rd 212.56 248.01 269.85 280.16 

 4th 211.19 255.55 252.13 297.52 

1992:

 1st 267.84 219.03 409.42 278.92 

 2d 246.85 235.03 235.32 293.19 

 3rd 237.11 278.43 278.52 325.29 

 4th 245.19 301.68 254.91 359.62 

1993:

 1st 297.94 263.92 482.33 367.19 

 2d 327.63 287.58 394.47 399.17 

 3rd 289.61 337.78 415.70 391.02 

 4th 304.77 336.78 311.57 465.60 

1994:

 1st 324.06 281.54 382.14 466.16 

 2d 318.31 288.13 716.42 492.21 

 3rd 290.71 324.80 554.33 484.27 

 4th 289.18 321.88 325.06 390.35 

1995:

 1st 299.96 262.14 266.69 295.44 

 2d 302.19 264.37 384.64 296.34 

 3rd 261.21 295.66 268.65 302.23 

 4th 258.10 298.66 270.86 257.60 

1996:

 1st 269.15 254.32 238.24 239.93 

 2d 308.30 274.22 232.42 249.84 

 3rd 282.63 269.59 

 4th 303.17 263.70 

 Real or deflated prices are nominal dollars divided by the producer price index 1982=100. a

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Haynes, Richard W. 1998. Stumpage prices, volume sold, and volumes harvested

from the National Forests of the Pacific Northwest Region, 1984 to 1996. Gen.

Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-423. Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest

Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 91 p.

Two measures of stumpage prices and timber volumes from individual National Forests have been compiled for the Pacific Northwest Region, USDA Forest Service. The

first measure is the price and volume of timber sold (1984-96) for the major species

for each National Forest. The second measure is the price and volume of timber harvested (1988-96) from individual National Forests. Several price-related issues are

discussed including seasonality in the data, the role of prices in monitoring market

activity, and the impact of the recent drop in Forest Service timber sales.

Keywords: Stumpage prices, National Forests, monitoring, Pacific Northwest.

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