The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-23
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All Fsnaar Ginning RscapdS.
THE REPORT By STATES
0vor Eleven and a Quarter Million
Bales of Cotton Ginned and Packed
This Season, Which is; q Million
and Har More Than ANY
ethar.

Other.
In no previous year has SO much
cotton been ginned to November Ii
as during the present season. the
census bureaus report showing arto-
tai of II, 1,26e,9S6 bales, which Is al
most million and half bales more
than was ginned to that date In the
record year Of 1904.
The feature of today's report, how
ever, was the figure. for Georgia,
which shows 2,103,s7s bales had
been ginned to November Il. This
quantity of cotton is more than ever
grown in Georgia before and by the
time the final ginning reports are re-
ceiyed it will have far surpassed the
previous crops Of any year. Every
cotton State except Mississippi and
Oklahoma showed a greater amount
of cotton ginned than during the past
two years.
While the total was greater than
any other year, the amount ginned
between November l and l3 this year
was not go large as that ginned last
year during that time. Only 1,2S9,-
0s1 bales were ginned this year com-
pared with 1,35s,27s hales ginned
during the period a year ago.
The census bureau's ffth cotton
ginning report Of the season, fssuef
at 10 a. N. today, and showing the
number Of running bahes, counting s
round as half bales, Of cotton Of the
growth Of 1911 gtaued prior to No
vember 13, with comparative statis-
tics to the corresponding date fer the
past three years, Is as follewssa
United States-11, ,269,sSe baless
compared with S,7So,433 bales last
year, when 1873 per cent Of the en-
tire crop was ginned prior to Novem-
Der IA; S,112,199 bales in 1909,
when sos per cent was ginned, and
9,595,S09 bales in 1908, when 1873
per cent was ginned.
Ginning by States, with compara-
tive statistics and the percentage of
the total crop giL,ed to NoVembe- 1 4
in previous years, follows:
Alabama, ,198,191 bales, GEM
pared with s95,ss4 bales last year,
when ISL per cent was ginned;
S05,S49 bales in 1909, when IT'S
per cent was ginned, and 1.e28,724
bales in 1908, when 7e.s per cent
was ginned.
Arkansas-562,5t2 bales. COM
pared with 47s,122 bales last year,
when 90 per cent was ginned; $751;
s57 bales in 1903, when 80 per cent
was ginned, and 6e5,232 bales In
1903, when 66.S per cent was ginRed.
Florida-65, ,23s bales, compared
with 46,847 bales last year, when
69.7 per cent was glnnedd 51,612
bales In 1903, when SS.f per eent
was ginned, and 51,fs7 bales in 1908,
when 7c.9 per cent was ginned.
Georgia 2,103,s79 bales, COM
pared with 1,436,9S7 bales last year,
when 1913 per cent was ginned; l.
55s,S2S bales in 1909, when S4.s
per cent was ginned, and 1,564,0S7
bales in 1908, when 7S.1 per cent was
ginned
Louisiana-26S,4oS bales. COM
pared with 1888 bales last year,
when 74.5 per cent was ginned; 217,-
4s3 bales in 1893, when SAL per
cent was ginned, and 341,953 bales in
100, when 1873 per cent was ginned.
Mississippi-720,T4s bales, COM
pared with 75s,152 bales last year,
when SIS per cent was ginned; 731,-
354 bales in 1909, when 6S.2 per cent
was ginned, and 1,0Ss,1S3 bales In
1908. when 81 per cent was ginned.
North 5,537 bales.
compared with 494,92D bales last
year, when 65.7 per cent was ginned; !;
466,797 bales in 1909, when 1877 per
cent was ginned, and 451,434 bales
in 1908, when sc per cent was
ginned.
Oklahoma-656,166 bales, COM
pared with 727,654 bales last year,
when 79.1 per cent was ginned; 49,
At bales in 1909, when S6.2 per cent
was ginned, and 322,051 bales in
1908, when 1913 per cent was ginned.
South Carolina--1, ,164, 14a bales,
compared with SSS,291 bales last
year. when 1874 per cent vas ginned;
913,44O bales in 1909, when sos per
cent was ginned, and 93S,92G bales
In 1908, when 77.2 per cent was
ginned.
Tennesee-264.S3O bales, COM
pared with 1928 bales last year,
when 59.9 per cent was ginned; 1S3,-
52s bales in 1909, when 1872 per cent
was ginneA, and 243,493 bales In
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