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NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM 



Production of sandstone in 1908 



DISTRICT 



BUILD- 

 ING 

 STONE 



CURBING 

 AND 

 FLAG- 

 GING 



PAVING 

 BLOCKS 



CRUSHED 

 STONE 



RUBBLE, 

 RIPRAP 



ALL 

 OTHER 



Bliiestone 

 Hudson river 



$26 400 



43 597 



54 871 



170 722 



13 199 



$296 607 





$45 650 



I 630 

 319 



! 



Delaware river. . . 

 Chenango co 



428 3721 



27 ^00 



$4 



185 



$11 168 



Wyoming co 



Other districts. . . . 



450 



c; 820 





3 



042 







8 045 









; 



Total bluestone . . . 



$308 789 



$758 558; 



$55 644 



S7 



227 



$TI 168 



Sandstone 



Orleans co 



Other districts.. . . 



$59 138 

 12 255 



$111 455i$227 537 

 52 830 n 702 



$8 687 

 71 410 



$1 

 20 



470 

 095 



$3 650 



Total sandstone . . 



S71 393 



$154 285 $239 239 



$80 097 



$21 



565 



$3 650 



Combined total . . . 



$380 182 



$912 843 



$239 239 



$135 741 



$28 



792 



$14 818 



Production of sandstone in 1909 



DISTRICT 



BUILD- 

 ING 

 STONE 



CURBING 

 AND 

 FLAG- 

 GING 



PAVING 

 BLOCKS 



CRUSHED 

 STONE 



RUBBLE, 

 RIPRAP 



ALL 

 OTHER 



BliLcstone 



$7 552 $256 193 





$175 000 





$116 268 









$3 



905 

 368 



443 



88 839 



I 059 

 850 

 818 





66 141 



191 276 



10 497 



21 340 

 480 



5 197 







W\^oming co 









7 662 













$298 631 



$608 116 





$182 662 



$4 



716 



$207 834 





— 







Sandstone 



Orleans co 



Other districts. . . . 



$16 017 

 43 941 



$116 S16 

 58 948 



$246 

 2 



091 

 660 



$874 

 36 664 



$4 

 8 



283 

 245 



$1 200 

 2 100 



Total sandstone . . 



$59 958 



$175 764 



$248 



751 



S37 538 



$12 



528 



$3 300 



Combined total. . . 



$358 589 



$783 880 



$248 



751 



$220 200 



$17 



244 



$211 134 



Trap 



Trap is a term badly misused by many quarrymen and con- 

 tractors. Limestones, granites and fine grained sandstones if 

 dark colored are often spoken of and even sold as trap. Prop- 



