The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-07
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ties were. McCurtain Sg93.S54O0,
Pushmataha county. SStS.S4000. and
LeFl1re county. S5i6US5.00 i'm total
valuation. Softwood lumber. Push
mataha county. 36t140O0 feet: Nc
Curta county. S6.324o00 feet. Le-
Flore county. l9,5S6.0oO feet Hard
wood lumber. McCurtain county b
$4,000 f5et: Pushmataha county. p
$4,000 feet; LeFlore county, 1885,
000 feet Walnut logs. Johnson couu
ty, 100000 feet.
Ferm Crops:
The surplus farm crors for the state
placed in the hands Of the farmer S22-
i27.23795. Wheat leads in this class
with $9.339 10000, corn is next with
S7.S0O.7l7.60. and hay next with 81
333.979.00. Counties in the lead with
total valuation we're, Alfalfa, $1,476,-
$500, Garfield. S1,4eS,4290O, Grant
county. S1.240.S45O0, and Canadian
county with S99s,3S200 Wheat.
Garfield county, l,414,Oo0 bushels,
Alfalfa county. 100000 bushels,
Grant county. 100000 bushels. Corn:
Grady county. 2.2l0,4O0 bushels: Cad
do county l.36l00 bushels, and Can
1dian county. 102S,SOO bushels Oats.
Jackson county. 7SLS75 bushels;
Blaine courty. 100000 bushels. Hay:
ottawa county. S0,015 tons, Craig
county. 30,7G0 tons; Bryan county
l9O35 tons. Broom corn: Woodward
county. 5,742 tons; Texas county,
4.O04 tons; Woods county 5,2l2 tons
Cotton and 5-Products:
Tie cotton and bi-products of Okla
homa sold on the markets for $36
954030.00: second largest in total val
uation Of any of the groups in this
table. The leading counties in total
valuation were Kiowa county, $2,292,
975OO: Logan county. $2136,37500;
Caddo county. $119S,20O00 Cotton.
Lincoln county. 4i7O0 bales; Kiowa
county, 43,575 bales; jackson county
l0125 bales. Cotton Seed Hughes
county. 10,140.000 pounds Jackson
county. 100000 pounds; Caddo coun
ty, 9,75G,OO0 pounds.
Packing House Product;
In this group will be found dressed
meat, hides and pelts, lard and tailow
hides and pelts being the principal
commodity with $L012,4SS1S as the
valuation. The total for the group Is
.St122,976.42. The leading counties in
total valuation are, Muskogee county
.S113.349.00: Pottawatomie county
500 6G6 "a. Canadian county. $751;
291.OO. Hides and pelts, Muskogee
county. S64.60S pounds; Pottawatomie
county. S00.4Sl pounds, and Canadian
county, 1850 pounds.
Vegetables:
Tie total value of vegetables mar
keted was 1895, ,96497 potatoes lead
ing with S359.495.4o. The leading
counties n total valuation are Mus
kogee, ql4S,77IO0; Sequoyah county
S7347700. Potatoes: Muskogee coun-
tv leads in production OF potatoes with
247.114 bushels. ard Sequoyah county
is next with 10, $50 bushels.
Fruits;
Oklahoma ranks we'll as a fruit pro
ducng state. and while the crop Of
1908 was rather short in some com
modities. the surplC for the whole is
very satisfactory. being $300,S15.95
Strawberries represent $35920O0, and
melons So6.S1f40 The leading coun
ties in total valuation are, Garvin coun-
nv S5567S40: ottaEatomie county.
$2S114.56: Garfield county $17S76.OS
Mine and Quarry Products:
The total valuation represented in
this c.ass is S4722.53350 Coal is the
principal factor. the valuation being
.S4.0275315o. and the county leading
in the surplus Of coal was Pittsburg
o32.610 tons: Coal county, 457 920
tons; Iatirer county @O7 $50 tons
Stone and Clay Products;
The total value Of this class was
$2S7.31I25: common brick leading
with s23S,70475; fire and pressed
brick. SSt.612.50. This group is in
cmded in the surplus commodities be.
cause the material is taken from the
soil and placed on the market in a
prepared state.
Miscellaneous Products:
In this group will be founi nursery
stock, cut flowers, nuts, honey
molasses, ice. junk, etc. ard repre-
sents a total valuation of SS0S7l4.56.
Junk, nursery stock crude oil and ice
lead with over one hundred thousand
dollars each, while molasses has $75,.
542.00 for its value.
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