ions; United States, Western Division, California and Wash- ington, will show the relation of the produce of Oregon's farms to that of other sections of the country and also the lines of production in which Oregon was most favored.
TABLE 16.
VALUATION OF THE PRINCIPAL -SOURCES OF INCOME OF THE FARMS IN THE UNITED STATES, WESTERN DIVISION, CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, AND OREGON, IN 1900. ([1]) Items. United States Western Di'ision California Washington Oregon $1,654,135,912 $ 130,045.047 $ 26,009.040 $ 7,407.880 $ 14.907.210 Hay and Grain... $1,240,978,449 $ 103.092.172 $ 45,375,905 $ 16,574,775 $ 11,960,059 Dairy Produce... $ 384.953,680 $ 26,900,822 $ 12,841.980 $ 3,761.830 $ 2,793,920 $ 118,225,243 $ 11,753,929 $ 5,038,140 $ 1.075,430 $ 1,191,990 S 81,994,100 S 35,802,735 $ 32,066.175 $ 934,940 $ 1,026,970 Nursery Products $ 10.279,135 $ 954,537 $ 533,038 $ 27,228 $ 154.530 Flowers and $ 18,505,881 $ 1,012,941 $ 595.392 $ 52,900 $ 90.850 $ 40,804,284 $ 1,861,960 $ 1,454,400 $ 41,340 $ 34,080 Miscellaneous... . $ 589,163.235 $ 25.219,314 $ 7,774,050 $ 4.951.092 $ 5,931,360 By taking the figures for Oregon in these items as units, the relative status of this state in the different lines of production will be more easily seen. TABLE 17. . NUMBER OF TIMES THE VALUE OF THE DIFFERENT SOURCES OF FARM INCOME IN EACH OF THE FOUR DIVISIONS, UNITED STATES, WESTERN DIVISION, CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON, AND OREGON, WAS GREATER OR LESS THAN IT WAS IN OREGON, IN 1900. Items. United States Western Division Cali- fornia Wash- ington Oregon 110.96 8.73 1.76 0.50 1.00 103.84 8.61 3.79 1.39 1.00 137.78 9.63 4.60 1.35 1.00 99.18 9.86 4.203 0.90 1.00 79.84 34.86 31.22 0.91 1.00 66.52 6.17 3.45 0.18 1.00 203.69 10.05 6.05 0.58 1.00 1,197.34 54.63 42.68 1.21 1.00 99.33 4.25 1.32 0.84 1.00
- ↑ U. S. Census Reports for 1900, Twelfth Census, Vol. V. pp. 222-223.
