The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-21

or linters last year. and 15.553.073 running bales of lint and 5o6.2I6 running bales of linters in 19l1
 Included in the production for 1913 are would be turned out after the time of the March canvass.
 Round bales included numbered @9le. compared with Sl52S last year and 10l. .55i in 1911.
 Sea island bales included T. 4so. com pared with 73.7d7 last year and 11929s in 1911.
 The average gross weight of bale for the crop, counting round as half bales. and excluding linters was Jo5.S pounds, compared with 50S last year and 504.5 in 1911.
 Number of Ginneries
 The number of ginneries operated for the crop of 1913 was 24, 7So compared with 25.279 for the 1912 crop.
 Production of states in equivalent 5OO- round bales. exclusive of linters. with comparisons and the department of agri- cultures g December estimate. which ex- cludes linters, follows;
 Alabama: Total production, 1,494.051 bales, compared with 1,342,Z75 in 1912 and 1,7l6,534 in 1911. Department of agricuI- ture estimated 1,510,o0O bales for 1913.
 Arkansas: Total production, 1,071, ,35e bales, compared with 79204S in 1912 and a9a,302 in 1911. Department of agriculture estimated 100000 bales for 1913.
 Florida: Total production, 5s 451 bales, compared with 52, ,7e0 in 1912 and S9. .3sS in 1911. Department of agriculture estimated 6S,oOO bales for 1913.
 Georgia: Total production. 23l4.S70 bales. compared with 1,776,546 In 1912 and 2,76S,- 62i in 1911. Department of agriculture estimated, 2275.000 bales for 1915
 Louisiana: Total production, AZ, ,132 bales. compared with S76,096 in 1912, and SS4,597 in 1911. Department of agricul- ture estimated 100000 bales for 1913
 Mississippi; Total production, l,307, AZ bales, compared with 1,046 AIS in 1912 and 1,2os545 in 1911. Department of agriculture estimated 1,1s5,0o0 bales for 1913
 Missouri Total production, 67,123 bales, compared with 55,691 in 1912 and 96,S0S in 1911 Department of agriculture estimat- ed e6000 bales for 1913.
 North Carolina: Total production, 7S9- s44 bales compared with s65 653 in 1912 and 1,075.S26 in 1911 Department of agri- culture estimated 765,Oo0 bales for 1913.
 Oklahoma Total production. $50, ,026 bales, compared with 1.021. 25O in 1912 and 1922, ,092 in 1911. Department of agriculture estimated S20,0 bales for 1913.
 South Carolina: Total production. l. 3f3.700 bales. compared with 1.1S2,12S in 1912 and 1.64S.712 in 1911. Depart ment of agriculture estimated 1,330,- 900 bales for 1913.
 Tennessee: Totgl production. 379.201 bales, compared with 276.546 in 1912 and 449,737 in 1911. Department of agricul- ture estin ated 375,0o0 bales for 1913.
 Texas: Total production, 3,943,133 bales, compared with 4.S80,21O in 1912 and 4.25e ,427 In 1911 Department of agriculture estimated 3,390000 bales for 1913.
 Virginia: Total production 394O7 bales. compared with 24,39S In 1912 and 29,S91 in 1911. Department of acricul- ture estimated 25.000 bales for 1913.
 All other states. Total production, S2,5oS bales, compared with 11,402 in 1912 and -7,215 in 1911
 The cersus bureau announced that the statistics of this report for 1913 are subject to slight corrections in the full report to be published about May 1.