The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
s57,000,000
OKLAHOMA
COTTON

UUIl lUN
! Oklahoma City Jaa ilJTae tota
value og surplus prCduets in Okla
hcma for 1910 was S243674.0t --ei. a!
shown by figures compiled py the de
partmeat OF labor. q detailed state
ment O. watch is 10 appear in the
forthcoming annual report of thai
department the ont put compare.
liayorahly with thar of 1905. waici
VAS valued 81 SlS9 547.41N.ef 0i
this amount. for l9i ceifOn and IS,
hiprodacts amount TO S4l.9l4.G82.}9
More than four hundred million
pounds Of cotton. Yalned at So NHn.
900. were shipped ilOm the state. o.
the Di-prCducts cattOa seed shinuef
WAS valued ~ so. .3sI .naG IS. whHe
there were over twenty million eal
Ions OF cotton seed ell valued az
IsIe,f42l75.
Livestock claimed the second place
~ the state in commercial products
being valued at S542I6.13S A nor
'ion OF this amount is represented In
cattle, the value af which was So
oa0aee while nearly sl4H80.aQ9
worth OF hogs were shipped beyond
the borders II the state. Horses and
( mules shipped were valued al Co
S52159. While sheeep. goats. Jacks
and stations make up the balance in
this group
Farm crops for the year we're val
ued at s37977 .2l7.9s Wheat repre-
sented nearly nalf OF that amount
being valued approximately al SfS,-
VVU.noe Corn Was valued at $g.18I-
ta.l5 hay, s3,900.000. twenty.six
thousand tens Of broom-cOrn valued
at s3,234.5f5: oats vaiuea at Sg.e2s.-
SIS and alfalfa valued at 81 600 GOO.
Mine and quarry products were
rlued at Sl6.I67,l54. the principal Of
which was coal, it being valued at
Sl4.go0,o0a There were nearly thir-
ty-6ve Thousand tons OF zinc oreship-
ty-hye Thousand tons OF zinc ore ship
was twenty thousand cars of gravel.
valued az sia74t0 Varying quanri-
ties CT lead ore. sand, stone ana gran
ite are also contained IN this group.
Forest products we're valued al
SI+ +.H59, 495- OF this amount railroad
ties form the major portion. vaiued
al Sqt000.e0o More than $1,000 ee8
feet OF hardwood lumber valued AZ
81 453626 We're sAipped while the
next largest item was sOfTwod lnm-
ber with valuation OF S795.573.
Fence and mine posts and cooperage
both nave 4 valua,ion Of better than
siHa00 There was ever i0ar 400
feet a walnut lOgs shipped vaiaeA
az s3s9,5S2.
Mil products form the lowest in
The group with A valuation OF Sfl..
is2,Ss3, 0t @-ich flour has the great
est value, s9,6a5,tli Farm ward ard
packing house follow VNn valuation
og more than S5Q00.0oo while dairy
productions geAe next wita yalua.
ton Of szlT2l.e03
Pittsbnrg county heads the list
.rcm standpoint 81 total valuation
with Sl2.si7.l59 Oklahoma county
follows with Sl9.917 500. I.ePlore
third $ay6al 424 Grady urth. sS.
Si4491 watomip h,th IS. 30
i76. and Garfield sixth. $s.92 $50
These are the only conaties with q
salua1!ou of more t1am 0S.0600
Usage county leafs in the number
5f head and valuation 0f livestock.
haTing shipped T921l cattle valued
al s377s .Sg7 Kay county Is second
a cattle and 8ugs hagiue shipped
I-,l9l cattle and 3s,5s2 hegs valued
Al Sa.344,a5a Grady county is third
with valuation OF S2.60g. $50 and
Garfield fourth with l720.a00
Twelve other counties have a alua-
tlon in liycst0c& 0I over sl 001.aba
In farm yard pr0dmcts. Garfield
county comes first with q valuation
7t S7Ss2l6. J. gan county second with
s2aS ~ and Custer third wiil Sz13.-
io%. Washita unity heads the list
"a the shipment oi poultry hayiag
slipped }.I75i1J pounds Custer see
md with l2C,5i pounds Kay third
with d62 si7 pounds and Garfield
fourth, with as g5l pounds CAR
he'd shipped si5.S7l pounds of dress.
ed poultry Garfield also takes the
ead IN the shipment OF eggs. aving
sent az $685. cases Logan G. mes
next with 1889 cases. Oklahoma
county third wan Za.596. and pas2e
iourta, with Z4S36 cases
IN farm crops. such as wheat corn
pats. hay, broom corn. etc. from
Of total yaluatin Conan
che unity comes first with valua
ion Of $3,S43.957. Garfield second.
,3 Z27.i Alfalfa third, $2.42S.5l5.
iarvin fourth. S9256.3G4l Grant firth.
i2,lif.1sS. There are seven other
counties Ia the state with valua
ion IN excess or 81 100000. Car
leld is The first in the shipment OF
wheat, which was 50 20 .037 busaeIs. /
slth Grant second l8T3455, Woods !
lird l.377,639 and Alfalfa third. j..
f5f 5Si bushels Grady county ship
'ed the largest number OF bushels /
q C IN, 1888 4Sl wlile Kay county /
s second with l.f04125 bushels. can !
al county heads the list in the I
nipment OF oats. aaving sent ont /
ss.42e bushels. wv Bryan county I
econd. 4li3f9; Tinmsn third. 2Sl. /
05 i5nsheis. and Jackson fourth 25l. /
03 bushels GarviB leads in the /
hipment cf Ray and sent ont 4.-i i
= ioas, Craig second. ss.305; Mar +
hal I1lrd 80 9si and OTTAWA fourin 4
6.WlI tons BeeKham COUNTY leads
, the production af br0om-corn hav-
ie sent ont 6.>86 tons Woodward !
econd Se5 tons tiN sthird 2.
81 tons and Harper fonrfh. 920g
ms
Alusk gee county leads the state III |
70 valuation of vegetables. having
reduced S218seI worth with Okla /
Dinac county second with sii7,759.