UC SOUTHERN REGION/-! AA 000 621 694 9 (1 0P61 . i'l iBBued Angnst 15, 1912. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF STATISTICS— Circular 32. VICTOR H. OLMSTED, Chief op Bureau. COTTON CROP OF THE UNITED STATES, 1790-1911. COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GEORGE K. HOLMES, Chief of the Division of Production and Distribution. WASHINGTON : GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1912 ADDITIONAL COPIES of this publication -t\- may be procured from ttie Superintend- ent OF Documents, Government Printing OfiBce, Washington, D. C, at 5 cents per copy. onur YRU OC/^5i(93^^ COTTON CROP OF THE UNITED STATES, 1790-1911. Iiitolli<,'ent use of the fuUowinfr table depends upon observiniij those ex{jlanation8: Year.— The year mentioned is, for ])i-odiiclioM, that of plaiitint^ and f,'ro\vth; but giiuiinj^ continues Into the foUowuig calendar year. \\'hen, iji want of figures for production, a commercial crop is taken, this represents the trade movement begixming September 1 of the growth year and ending Auguet 31 of the following year. The year of exports and imports begins October 1 of the growth year for the j)eriod 1790-1842 (1842 is a nijie-month year); July 1 for 1843-GG (186G is a 14-month year); and Sep- tember 1 for 1SG7 and subsequently; except that the average price of exports per pound given for the years 1791-1800 (average for following and nearly coincident calendar years adopted) is derived from a report of Secretary of Treasury Woodbury (Ex. Doc. No. 146, 24th Cong., 1st sess.) Area. — Of production: Contiguous United States; of trade: Contiguous United States, and, subsequent to their annexation, Alaska. Hawaii, and Porto Rico; of total consumption: Contiguous United States, no allowance being made for the production and trade of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico, because too small, if anything, to affect the result. Production — number of running bales.— 1790-1834 and 1839, production, total net weight in pounds divided by net weight per bale; 1835-38, 1840-48, 1850-58, 18G0, 1865-68, 1870-78, 1880-83, commercial crop, Latham, Alexander & Company's Cotton Movement and Fluctuation; 1884-88, 1890-98, United States Department of Agriculture; 1849, 1859, 1869, 1879, 1889, ]899, and subsequently, production. Census, 1861-64, commercial crop. Production and Price of Cotton for One Hundred Years, by James L. Watklns, Bulletin No. 9, Bureau of Statistics, United States Department of Agriculture. Lbiters included, 1899 and subsequently. Number of ru nn ing bales of linters, 1899, 114,544; 1900, 143,500; 1901, 166,026; 1902, 196,223; 1903, 195,752; 1904, 245,973; 1905, 230,497; 1906, 322,064; 1907, 268,060; 1908, 346,126; 1909, 313,478; 1910, 397,628; 1911, 556,276. Production — 500-pound bales. — Linters included, 1899 and subsequently, with same number of bales as above for 1899-1902; 500-pound bales in 1903, 194,486; 1904, 241,942; 1905, 229,539; 1906, 321,689; 1907, 268,282; 1908, 345,507; 1909, 310,433; 1910, 397,072; 1911, 557,575. Production — net weight pee bale. — 1790-1898, Bulletin No. 9, above, and Latham, Alexander & Co., above, except that for tie Census crops of 1849, 1859, and 1869 tlie equivalent 400-pound bale, net lint, computed for the Census, is adopted, 1899 and subsequently, Census. Linters not included. Production — total net weight. — 1790-1834, production, report of Secretary Wood- bury, above; 1839, 1902, and subsequently, production, (_"ensus; 1835-38, 1840-48, 1850-58, 1860-68, 1870-78, 1880-88, 1890-98, commercial crop; 1849, 1859, 1869, 1879, 1889, 1899, 1900, and 1901, production, niuuber of bales multiplied by average net weight per bale. Linters not included. Production— PER acre.— 1868-78, 1880-88, 1890-98, 1900 and subsequently, Bureau of Statistics, United States Department of Agriculture; 1879, 1889, 1899, Census. Price per pound of lint. — 1869-98, and 1907 and subsequenth-, farm price, December 1, Bureau of Statistics, Department of Agriculture, specific inquiry; 1899, Census, total farm value divided by total net weight, 1900-1, no ijiformation; 1902-6, 51497°— 12 3 4 COTTON CROP OF THE UNITED STATES, 1790-1911. Census, New Orleans Cotton Exchange value for upland cotton, computed by multi- plyinc: total net weiijlit by mean exchange ])rire for ostimated average grade, and Charleston and Savaxuiah Cotton Exchange value for sea-island cotton. Linters not included. Total value of lint. — Total net weight multiplied by price per pound, except for 1S99, Census. Lintors not included, because includod in value of seed, which was in total as follows for the only years for Avhich ascertainable: At the farm, 1899, $46,950,575; at the mill, 1902, $80,209,194; 1903,184,050,000; 1904, $90, 930,000; 1905, $75,470,000; 1906, $81,340,000; 1907, $87,330,000; 1908, $92,420,000; 1909, $123,740,000; 1910, $142,860,000; 1911, $127,420,000. Domestic exports.- — Including reexports 1790-1800, not including reexports 1801- 19, American State Papers; 1820-1906, Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor. Civil War, 1860-64, and deficient record of exports. Linters included, 1897 and subsequently; uncertain whether included before 1897 and after this class of cotton first appeared in trade, soon after 1870. Imports, less reexports. — Imports, including reexports 1790-1800, not including reexports 1801-18, American State Papers; 1819, Report of Secretary Woodbury, above; 1820 and subsequently. Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, except that the imports given for the years 1791-93 are for the following calendar years, being nearly coincident with the commercial crop years, and the report of imports for 1857-60 is wanting or only fragmentary as to quantity. Linters. — 1899 and subsequently, included in production of running bales and equivalent 500-pound bales, and in consumption. Included in domestic exports, as explained above. Consumption. — Linters included, 1899 and subsequently. No account taken of stocks at beginning and end of year. The figures are from the formula of production plus net imports minus domestic exports, and do not stand for actual consumption for any certain year, concerning which see annual bulletins of Bureau of the Census concerning supply and distribution of cotton. Consumption of unmanufactured fiber — per capita. — Weighted averages based upon area and population of contiguous United States: 1790-95, 1.12 pounds; 1796, 1800, 2.05 pounds; 1801-5, 4.58 pounds; 1806-10, 3.98 pounds; 1811-15, 4.56 pounds; 1816-20, 4.55 pounds; 1821-25, 4.54 pounds; 1826-30, 6.13 pounds; 1831-35, 6.05 pounds; 183&-40, 7.08 pounds; 1841-45, 10.98 pounds; 1846-50, 11.78 pounds; 1851-55, 13.17 pounds; 1856-60, 21.65 pounds; 1861-65, 22.38 pounds; 1866-70, 10.15 pounds; 1871-75, 12.88 pounds; 1876-80, 15.42 pounds; 1881-85, 17.31 pounds; 1886-90, 18.99 pounds; 1891-95, 19.02 pounds; 1896-1900, 21.76 pounds; 1901-5, 23.01 pounds; 1906-10, 23.48 pounds. 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