New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS or NEW
YORK.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS OF NEW
YORK.
We Jay before our readers this morning, in advance
Of their ccla publication the complete statistics of
agricultural production this State, as furnished by
the Census OF 1850 III these tables the capital invested
in farms and the products which the soil yields 20 the
industry Of its tiers, are given separately for each
cOuLy.
The richest of all the counties appears to be Dutch
ess whose farms are valued above 1000, and the
poorest, Hamilton which ID Set down at 900 Tue
first county in horses is Jefferson which has Is 400
and the first in sud mules, Suffolk. having 2il
Orange on the Oher hand takes Jbe lead in working
oxen her number being II 000 or double that Of asy
other county while in mich oil are excelled By
Obcids, Which has A. 600, or 5000 more than even
Herb mtr. The first county in sheep is Steuben hav
Iy6COO While Dui chess is the chief 10 hogs, her pig
pens containing near $4,000 individuals, or bat feF
thousand less than her human popu In value of
live och Oneida is fret her figure being 100000
OF wheat Monroe produces l.i5O,OOO Livingston
II1IOOO Obiario 92cO0O, Niagara $4,000, Orleans
$4,000. Genesee $4,000, Steuben 653 900. Wayne
6I4.OOO ard Hamilton 223,OOO bushels 0frye COum-
bs is the greatest producer. her crop being $4,000
bushels Du chess comes next, with $4,000, aud u
ster next with 3O5 600 Inc great producer Of Iadaa
corn is Durchess, $1,000 Ooondaga, which nas
~ go bu.Lels; Monroe Yields 1910 Ch4utauqGe
7C4OOO, Oneds $4,000, Wayne Co 900, aud Washing
ton 100000 Taking these three grains together SIN
roe Is far ahead OF AL the Otber cOgnIcsher produce
IN ali 22l60OO bushels Hamilton produces bus q AS
bushels.
Duchess raises 900 bushels OF oats, AMI Co
lumbia and o. - 90 exceed 100000 bushels each Onon
dsea is first 10 barley with 100000 bushels TO $4,000
III Cs,uga AID 5000 In Madison Albany
buck sbeat than any other county. her yield being
$4,000 bushels next to her is Ulster win 10000
There Is no very great difference in number Of bushels
between the crops of buckwbeat. barley aud rye TAX
ne ,he bole State together The oar crop is abou.
double that Of wheat, and above so per greater
thar that of maize Tne number Of bushels ofpotstOes
H5AOO COO 10 two millions less than that OF maize and
two millions than OF wheat; thls e,cu, is also
produced in more equal proportions II the different
counties the largest crop 100000 busbels) being in
Rtpsseae n Albany 1922 bushels OF sweet potatoes
are returned
The State produces 100000 lbs of wool, the
largest share If which, or go 900 lbs Chau
tauque snd $4,000 lbs Of flax, of which Rensselaer,
has 26o 900 lbs ard Washington $4,000, or more than
hah Of the whole. However. trust this will not
long be go this staple is destined extensive
cultivation The hemp crop might as we'll have been
omitted he entire STATE having ouy folr tun 70 boast
Of
The value Of orchard products is set down az
SI16O,0OO i,I the State aud this sum is much more
equally distributed among the cOuuties than should
have supposed Oneida has So 900; Wayne, $4,000;
OsWego $4,000; Westchester, $4,000; Monroe,
SCI GOO; Osoudaga, $6GO0O Washington, S6500O;
Queens, $4,000; Cayuga, 10000; Rensselaer,,
S56,COG, HeIkines So coo; snG Erie, $4,000 In
market gardening the lead is taken by Queens which
returns $4,000 and next to this NeE-York, wbi:h
We are sslonisted ind figuring in agricultural tables
bat which raises of vegetables crop worth Sl2l OO0
Kues is next on this list ter product being SIS OO0
Monroe also claims $500, and Albany S5900o-all
depeudent on nearuess 10 The markets Of large cities
In butter ST. lawrence stands peerless, producing
nearly p 900 coo lbs or above third Of whole pro-
duct Of the Safe ODeida has 100000 lbs; Orange,
3,77OOO0lbs Delaware $4,000 Jefferson, 5,5sO,O0O;
5 Other counties exceed 100000. ard y exceed
COOO0o. On cheese, Herksner is the grea. pro-
Queer her amount being ASSOC lbs 70 52ls 600 in
Oneida; 290oo0 in Erie and l,l9o.0o0 in Jefferson.
Kings, New-Yoik, EiclsnoAd and ROckland produce
No cheese.
Tie production Of hay is quite equally distributed,
Oneida taxing the lead with l67 600 tuBs TO 600 in
jefferson, I24 goo in ChenAngo. 10000 in Delaware,
10000 IN Chautauque and ~, GO IN 81. lawrence.
In six eocoons Chauauqre takes tte lesd p.odlc-
ns 5ll lbs to 3O6 lbs. in Yates and 2O0 lbs in Che
Dango the hole production of the State I77i lbs
St. Lawrence is ahead in maple sugar its yield being
lbs TO rs 900 in Cattaraugas and "a 900 in
Chautauque Beesvax and honey are quite equally dis
trbuted In value of household manufactures Sc.
Lawrence takes the lead, with $4,000. followed by
Jefferson with $50. 900, Steuben with $4,000 and Al
legaDy with $4,000 In value Of animals slaughtered