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COTTON
PLATES 362-374
COTTON.
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362
363
364
365
366
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Relative importance of the several countries in the pro
duction and consumption of cotton—
"1. Proportion of world’s mill supply of cotton contributed
by each country: 1922.
2. Proportion of total consumption of cotton, by coun
tries, year ending July 31, 1923.
,3. Cotton production in specified years: 1790-1922.
Cotton-producing area of the United States in 1922, and
center of production: 1859, 1879, 1906, 1910, 1912,
1914, 1916, 1918, 1919, and 1922 (map).
Cotton ginned, by counties: 1922 (maps)—
Mississippi and Alabama.
Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Louisiana and Florida.
(402)
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
Georgia and South Carolina.
North Carolina and Tennessee.
Texas.
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Per cent of cotton grown in each state, crop of 1922.
1. Cotton ginnings to specified dates: 1905-1922.
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2. Area and yield of cotton: 1893-1922.
Cotton consumed, by months: September, 1912, to July,
1923.
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Cotton stocks, by months: September, 1912, to Julv,
1923.
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Cotton imports, by months: September, 1912, to Julv,
1923.
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Exports of domestic cotton, by specified countries and by
months: September, 1912, to July, 1923.
PLATE No. 362
RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THE SEVERAL COUNTRIES IN THE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF COTTON.
1. PROPORTION OF WORLD’S MILL SUPPLY OF COTTON CONTRIBUTED
BY EACH COUNTRY: 1922.
2. PROPORTION OF TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF COTTON, BY COUNTRIES,
YEAR ENDING JULY 31, 1923.
3. COTTON PRODUCTION IN SPECIFIED YEARS: 1790-1922.
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PLATE No. 363
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COTTON-PRODUCING AREA OF THE UNITED STATES IN 1922, AND CENTER OF PRODUCTION: 1859, 1879, 1906, 1910, 1912, 1914, 1916, 1918, 1919, AND 1922.
T h e c e n te r o f p r o d u c tio n in 1839 was a p p ro x im a te ly 13 m ile s sou th e a st o f M acon, in N o x u b e e C o u n ty , M is s .; in 1879 i t w as 11 m ile s s o u th o f C o lu m b u s , i n L o w n d e s C o u n ty ; i n 1908 i t w as 5 m ile s n o rth e a s t o f M ayersv ille , i n Issa q u e n a C o u n ty ; in 1910 i t w a s 3 m ile s s o u th w e s t o f V a id e n , i n C a rr o ll C o u n ty ; i n 1912 i t w a s 2 m ile s n o r t h o f M id n ig h t, in S h a rk e y C o u n ty ; i n 1914 i t w as 1 m ile n o rth w e s t o f S h a rp sh u rg , in M a d is o n C o u n ty : in
1916 i t w as 16 m ile s s o u th e a s t o f A re o la , in W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ; in 1918 i t w as 6 m ile s s o u th e a s t o f S tu rg is , in O k tib b e h a C o u n ty ; in 1919 i t was 5.6 m ile s n o rth e a s t o f G reenw ood, in L e flo re C o u n ty , M iss.; a n d in 1922 i t was
5 m ile s east b y n o r th o f L a k e V illa g e , in C h ic o t C o u n ty , A r k .
PLATE No. 364
COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
M IS S IS S IP P I.
ALABAM A.
O O T T O N G I N N E D : 1921
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I NONE REPORTED
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LESS TH AN 8.000 BALES
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8,000 TO iO.OOO BALES
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ESS
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10.000 TO 18.000 BALES
18,000 T O 28,000 BALES
g ra n
28.000 T O 40.000 BALES
B
40.000 B ALES A N D O V E R
PLATE No. 365
COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
ARKANSAS.
C O T T O N G IN N E D :
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D
1921
H ONE REPORTED
H l l l l L E M TH A N 8.000 BALES
8.000 TO 10.000 BALES
10.000 TO 18.000 BALE8
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18.000 T O 26.000 BALE8
B
20.000 T O 80.000 BALES
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1 40.000 B ALES AND OVER
PLATE No. 366
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COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
L O U IS IA N A .
F L O R ID A .
PLATE No. 367
COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
(408)
G E O R G IA .
SOUTH
C A R O L IN A .
PLATE Wo. 368
COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
NO RTH
C A R O L IN A .
O O T T O N Q I N N E D : 1821
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16.000 T O 26,000 BALES
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26,000 T O 40,000 BALES
40.000 B ALES A N D O V E R
TENNESSEE.
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PLATE No. 369
COTTON GINNED, BY COUNTIES: 1922.
TEXAS.
C O T T O N G I N N E D : 1821
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NONE REPORTED
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5,000 TO 10.000 BALES
fcSt&M 10,000 T O 15.000 BALES
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15,000 T O 25.000 BALES
t o l l l 25.000 T O 40,000 BALES
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PER CENT OF COTTON GROWN IN EACH STATE, CROP OF 1922.
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PLATE No. 370
M ILLIO N S O f B A L E !
MILLIONS OF BALES
I. COTTON GINNINGS TO SPECIFIED DATES: 1905-1922.
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COTTON CONSUMED, BY MONTHS: SEPTEMBER, 1912, TO JULY, 1923.
P L A T E No. 372
COTTON STOCKS, BY MONTHS: SEPTEMBER, 1912, TO JULY, 1923.
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PLATE No. 373
COTTON IMPORTS, BY MONTHS: SEPTEMBER, 1912, TO JULY, 1923.
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PLATE No. 374
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC COTTON, BY SPECIFIED COUNTRIES AND BY MONTHS: SEPTEMBER, 1912, TO JULY, 1923.
TH O U S A N D 8 OP BALES
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