1880 Census: Volumes 5 and 6 - Cotton Production: Index€¦ · Discussion regarding muk of, among...

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION. .. . ::Norn.-In the following index the information regarding counties and the names of persons who ha.ve furnished information for the reports are omitted. For such

references and for details of minor importance see the index of each state.

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.A.bstrncts of letters rup;arcling uses of cottonseed (Gontlrnl Discussion) •

...A.bstmcts of reports of corrMp0ndouts iu mono.

g-mphon: Alttlumm ...................................... . Al'kl\llS!tS .................................. ..

~~~:;~g1~:::::::::::.:::::: ::·.·.:·.:: ·. :·. ·.:: :-. :::::. Imli1111 t"rritory .............................. . Louisiunn .................................... .

~n~:~~~;,r~1.i.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: · North Cnrolina .............................. . South ·Cn~ollna .••........•.••••••••••.••..•..•. rrcn11o~soo ............................................... . 'Tl~xns ........... ................................................. . Vh-.i.:lnia ...................................... .

Acci<leuts·of weather as atfoctiup; cotton crops in: Alalmmn .................................... . Al'lrnnarts .................................... .. I>'luri<lll ....................................... . Georgia .... ~ .............................................. . Imliun ·torritory •..•••••••.••.•..•...•.•....... Loulsinm~ •••••• ., ............................ ..

~H::.~~l~~r.:'. ::::::: ::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : N orl.h Cnrolina .............................. . Routh Carolina . • . . • . . . • . • . • • • • • . .. . • .. .. . • • . . 'l'onncaaeo . ..................... ·- - .... - ·-- ............. . 'J't~Xl\8 ........ · · • · - ·• ... •· ........ • · ••• ...... •••• • ···· V1l'g-inla ...................................... .

.il..orcnl!ll nnd :pl'Odnotlon of cotton in :

I

II I II II I I I I II II I I II

II I II II I I I I. II l[ I I II

.Alt>bnmn ....................................... II A1lmnsl\s .......... ............ .. ........ .. . .. I :J11ori1ln . • • . . . • • • • .. . . • • . • • . . . . . . . . • .. • • • • . . . . • II G"orgi1i ....................................... , II Koutnol'y (ln Report 011 Tounossoe)............ I Tio1ilslm111 ..................................... I Mfoslssliipi .................................... I MiHBOUl'i. ..•••••••••.•... ".... . • .. . • • .. • • . .. . . I North Cm·oliun ................................ II South Om•olina ................................. II Tounesseo ..................................... I Toxus...... ...... .••••. ••••.. .•....•••••• ...... I Virginia .••••••.••••.•••.•....•.••.••••••...... II

A.ore11ge nn<l pro<luction 0£ leading crops In: Alnbnma ....................................... II Arktmsns ...................................... I Calll'llmin .•.••••••••••••••.•.•..•••.••••...••.. II 11101·id1i ........................................ II Gcorgl1i .................................. - ·... II Indinn torrltory ............. ············:······ I Koutn c~ky (lu Report on Tennessee) ••••••• -.. • . I Lon!Ainna ...................................... I Miaslssi11pi ................................... I Missouri ..•.........•••.•.••.••....••••. - • • • • . . I North Carolin11 .......... : ••••.. •• , •••.•••.•••. II 8outh Carolina .............. $ ••••••••••••••••• If ii~~~~~~~~-:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. I Virp;inio. ....................................... lI

.Acres of cotton (estimated) per hand in 1

Alnbiima ............ .' .......................... I1I

Arlmnsns ................... , ................. . Florida ........................................ If G'eo!'µ,111 ............................. · · · .. • ..

48

75-148 49-04, 102 88-00, 69

70-158, 170 2:l-25

44-73, 81 88-143, 152'

15-18, 27 80-04, 75

51-58 48-02, 101

00-148, 158 11-15, 20

155 102, 103

00, 7U 170, 171

30 81, 62

lfi2 27 70

50, 60 102

158, 150 20

3-0, 00

3-6, 30, 40

8,4,20

B-8, 54, 55

109 a, 4, 35, 30

8-0, 72 3,4 8-6

8 3-8

I Addresses and names of correspondents, list of, in : \ I I Alabuma ...................................... lI

0 1GU-JU2 , 1G0-16!!

00 I Mkau•as ................................. · ··· fr 1 iig I ~~

I §;;;;,'.;{::://:+:-_:_ y1 •00-·~1 "i 58u-6iit~~~ Afl:~~~~f.r:.i_:::::::::::::·::·::::::::::::·:::::· i 1~~ I ~~~ 23~8U-.2 .• ~04',24~96 Northt.:arolma ................. •·····•·•··· .. II 7~o'' ~10146

o 800-Soa South Carolino ................................. 1f 94-~U I 41itHU8

140-175, 183 ~~~~~~~~-0.::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::.:::::: I HiO-lfJ:l , ~Ui:!-810 290-845, 354 Virginia ....................................... II lB 1 G4u 513-510, 525 562-500, 607 Adobe lands of California:

510-51'1 Analysis of soil. ................. •• .... ···•••·· 420-404, 473 718-800, 816 Bay region ................ •••••···.••····•••••• 633-037, 042 Belts of, in Sacramento valley ............... ..

165 038, 039 249, 250 430, ij~~ 183, 184

354 525 008

515, 516 474 srn.m

13-10, 70

{ 1i39-ii42,

5i5, 576 183, Uhl, 209

f 260-274, 320 321

'481

{ 105, 100, 137 138

205-208: 27 4 '501, 502

Character and analyses of ................... . Coast region, character 11nd analyses of sub-

soils of. San Diego region ............................. . San J oaqttin valley, extent and character of ••.. Similarity of soil to the "white-lime prairie"

soils of :Mississippi. Advances or credits to laborers on 1,<rowing crop in:

.Alabama ...................................... .

.Arkansas ................................ ·-···· J!'lorid'1 .••••..•..•••...•..•.......•••.••.••••.. Gcor!lfa .... ·••··· ............................. . Indl_n!I territory .............................. . J~on1s1nna. -..... --· ... · · · .... --- · ·- · ·· ·· · · - · ·- · ·

~l::~~~r.~~: :::: :: : :: : ::::::: :: ::::::: :: ::::::: N ortlt Carolina ............................... . South Carolina ............................... . Teunesseo ............... · ....... • · • · -- · · - · · · .. Texas ............................ ·•·•••••••· Virginia ...................... -···· .............. .

After-cultivation and planting of cotton, implements

used in1 in : .

II

~I 11

II II II

II I II II I I I I II 11 I I II

535-538 ±:~~~~;::::-.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ¥

30 694

45 703

19 677

25-28 683-686

48,63,54 706, 711, 712

80 697

93 751

54, 712

156 166 106 642 71 251

174 440 31 869 84 186

155 357 28 526 77 009

61-60 517-522 194 476 162 820

21 643

154 164 97, 90, 1~~ 633, 635, ~!~

a.o, 49, 51 1 f 8, 10

450 375-380

601-664, '707, 709 625, 032

Fl01'1da ......................... · · · • .... • • · · · · - II Georgia ................................ ·••··••· II Indian terlitory ............................... j

tim~:rr.~'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i

160, 1~~ 432, ~~~ 77-80 I 179-182

149, 150 I 351, 352

5, 6 5, 6 s,1 0-8

8 110

. 5, 0 5, ~ 5, 0

4 5-8

7-10 8

156 106

71 174

84

15, 16 541, 542 601, 002

184 272-274

841 482

107, 108 207, 208

502 537, 538

400 377-380 665-668

025

Noi·th Carolina ............................... II SoulhCarolina ................................ 11 Tennessee .••..••..••..••••.••.•••••• •• .. ···••· I Texas ......................................... I Virginia ....................................... II

After-cultivation of cotton in: .Alabama ...................................... II Arkansas-. .................................... I

~!~~!;t~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. H Indian territory ...... ·· ......... ··· ···•· · · ·--1 1

tri:i!~!fi'.i"·:=::::: ·.: :::::: ::::::_ ::: : :: :: : : :::: ~ North Carolina . • .. .. . . • - · .. · · .. • .... · · • .. II South Carolina ..... · • · · · · • • · .... · · · .. · • · • • .. • · · JI

'.¥:~~:~~:~.: ::::::::::::·.::: ::: ::~ ·:: :: : : : ::: : : : fr

20 524 741 000

55-58 511-514 09, 100 471, 472

f 15s, 155, 1.tsn sis 814 ( }56 'f I J

rn. 20 I 041, 642

1gt I ~ b~! m

l67 4:J3 30 800 80 162

150 352 2<i 524 74 OUG

55-53 511-514 99, 100 4il, 472

1:16 814 20 64~

J,oms111na ............... • ................... ••• I M. isslsslppi,.. .. • • .. •• . ............ .••. ••..• .. I '-Missouri. ............... ···•·• ................. 1\

155 28 77

166 642 251 440 186 851 526 600

Agnte:.i::~:~~~-~ ~~:~~ ~~-~ ~r~~~-~~d~. ~~ Texa~ ·::-I I A!!rinultural area of Texas .... · •.. · • • · · • · • • • • • • • • • • • I

21 C79 49 707

North Carolina .•• • • • • · • • • · • • · .. • • • • • • • · · .. · · • · u South Onrolina ............................. _ ..•. T1mneesoo ..................................... I Texas .......................................... I \Virginia ....................................... Il

60-62 104 mi ~l !

516-518 476 8~9 043

.A;rin~;:~:~~~~~~~l'.~i~~~ _o!. ~~~ ~~-~~~~~ -~~ ~ ........ / II .Arkansas ............... ·••·••· ••·•····· •••••· I

75-148 47-94

873

874 GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON ,PRODUCTION.

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.Agricultural (le.~crlptions of the counties of-cont'd. California ........ _ ...................... _ ...... IT FlorMa •. - ..................................... TI

~gr~if.1:~~ ::~~~~~~~~::::~~~-:~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Y North Carolina .... - ..... - ..................... II Tennesseo ..... _ ............................ - . . I

~!~~\~ii~·:::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: fr Agricultural tlesm iptlons i1f the nations of the I

Indilm territory.• .Agricultural features of a country, importance of a I

re1wrt on (General Discussion). Ag1icultur11l frntures of .Arkansas in brief.......... I .Agricultuml metho<ls in cotton production in:

Ahib:m1n ...... _._ .................... .-......... II Arku11sas ...... ·- .. ·· ......... __ .. _..... ...... I Cnlifol'nin •• - ......... -- .............. _ ......... II ]i'Jurida ............... ., •. - . . . • . . . . . . . . .. .. • .. . II

Gocrgia .......... - ... -............... ......... II

~~g~i~::ir~·~:~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ :~~ ~~~ ~ Nortl1 Carolina ........ _,. __ ........ - ......... 1I South Carolina .... ·-·-·· ......... _ ............ II

'J.'ennessoe ............................. ---········· I T~xas ... _, .................. -._ ........... -.. I Vir1iiniu, .... - . .. . . . .. . . .. .. . .. • ••• .. ..... •• . .. . II

A gl'icultnral regions or subdivisions, enumeration

uf, in: Alal.m.mn ...................................... II Ar·kansas .... - ......... __ ...................... I California ............. - ..... - . .. . .. • . .. .. .. .. • . II Jfloridrt .................. ,_ .. _..... ........... II Georgia ................................... _,_,. II Indfar_r territory ............. - ............... I Lomsrnna ........................ _ ............ - I

~i::~r:::r.~~:: :: ::: : : : ·: :~:::::: ;::: :: :: : : : : : : :: f Nor~h Cardlnn ................. - .............. II South C111rn!ina ............... - ....... - ........ JI '.l'onnessee..................... •. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. I '.l.'oxas ._ ..................... -........ _.! ..... I Virginia ... - ................... -... -.......... II

A~ricalturul retro•pcct of South Caro1in11 .... - ...... II .A.labama:

85-125 35-63

07-158 41-73

85-143 13-~l 27-70 45-92

57-148 11-15

19-25

55,56

11, 12

104 90-101 75, 70 08, 60

57 58 IC.0:1G9

~u, ao 70, so 77-79

26 74, 75

20, U<l-58 ( 42, 43, { 09, lCO

155-157 10, 20.

13, 14, 86 12

17, 18 15

17, 18, 23 9

11 J3 8

12 12, 13 13,14

::!2 8

13-15

Area, population, tilled land, cotton production, ;r 5 rank among tho states, an(l JJ!mner counties of (Gcneral,D!scussion). •

Cotton fiber, measurements of (General Dis· I 14-17

ousslon), Discussion regarding muk of, among nie cot· I 7

ton states (General Jlllscussion), Index to Report on ............................ 11 Possible oottonsee(l-oil mill products o:f, from I

the crop of 1870, nn1l thell' m1t1·1cet and manure valuations (General Discussion).

157-103

40

Hcport on Cotton .Production in the stato of, by Professor Eugene A. Smith.

II i-vi!i,1-163

Special np;ent nppoiutecl for (GcnHal DiscussiOJi>).

Alllbamn river:

I v

~40, 41, 44,

.Alluvial lnn<ls, churacter anu mrnlyseo of...... n 124-127, 185-187

l)rainageayatemofthe .... ---- .......... , .. _ .. II Alameua pfain, California, description of............ II ..A..lcovamonntain, Georgia, elevation of .............. n .Alkali lu c.11lfornln'

Character, source, compositfon, apd effects of.. n Occurrence of, in the great vnlley •.•••.. _. . . . . IT R'ilm<diesfortllerlseof ................. _,. ____ II

Alkali lands Jn Callfm·nin:

Reclamation of .... ·-·····-········ .. ····- ...... Ii iioutheriITegion- ............ -........ .,._, .•. II

Alkali ponds of the Llano Estaoado, or St.akecl Plain, I of Texas.

.Alkali soils of California: Big valley_ .. _ ..... - ........................... II Cro1is mitnble for .......... _ .... _ ..... - ........ II I1 rlgation, effects the1·eot; and general discus. II

Biou on

0,10

111 30

63-07

10 07

04, 65 38, 40, 42

39

62 67, 08 08-73

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743-78~ 215-243 383-424 143-175 287-345 511-519 559-002 417-464 715-!300 033-637 857-803

07, 08

547, 548

104 035-037 733, 734 248, 2~0

323 .304 4112-4 .. m~ 867, f'GB 181, 182 270-2BI

624 GOO, 607

482, 510.::514 414,'1!5, 471,47:!. 813-815 041, 642

28, 24, 40 li48

675, 070 195

283, 28·1, 289 847 118 215 500 54~!

468, 400 385, 886

orn 630

469-471

17

10

167-173 61

3-178

11

50, 51, 54, 134-137, 145-147

10,20

709 206

721-725

677

725

722, 723 696, 698, 700

607

725. ~;~ I 72l-781 l1

Alluvial lnnds: Descriptiou a11d nnnlyscs of, in north west II

Georgia. Description of, in Arkansas ........... _ .. -..... I Extent and (lescription of, in the Indian terl'i· I

tory.

28, 20

9, 13, 14 545, 549, li50:

14, 15 Sill!, 853·

Gerwrnl a1·eu nm! nnnlysls of tho, in South II ., CaroHna.

18, 28

JU'\'erd, total lll'Cll anu cot ton production of (General DiscusRion).

I

Tennessee river (in Repo1:t on '.1'en11cssce) .. , . I 'l'rees ancl 11lants characteristic of, in .Alabama. II

.A.lltll!"ial or seaboard rrgion of Virginia, area and II

description of the . .A!luvinl plain of the llflssissippi, general fenturcs

and l'idges of the {Gcnernl Discussion). ,

A!Jin·iul region of:

I

Louisiana, nren, description, and pn>ducllon of I :MisaiRsivpi rh~<:'r, area, extt,nL, autl general

description of (in lleport on Mlssissip11l). l!ississippi 1'iwr, area, <·xtent, and general

dcscriIJtlon of (in Report on Missonri).

I

I

Mfasissippi river in Arkansas . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . I Mississippi l'iver ln Ton11es•ce and Kentucky . I Texas, and cotton production of ... _. .. . • • .. . I·

.A.llnvllll soils of the San .Joaquin valley, California, II cbnracter aml unnlyses of.

Alluvium of MolJile river, delta ln .Alnbama, charac. II ter of.

Alumina, rrwarks rm presence of, in solls (General I

Discussion. ) .Amador valley, Caljfor11ia, pxtent and sol! of........ II .A m1no11la, constant variittion of, in soils (General Dis- I

cusaion). A.mount of cltni·gcs p<'l' bale nguinat tb(l farmer in:

Alabama ..................... _ ...... _ .......... II Ai-knnsDA ........................ ,..... .. ...... I Florida ..................... _.. • • . . . . . .. . . .. . . . H ~~~f~~~.i:::. :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::: .:: I

Ml~~~l~:f pi.:::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::~ · 1 ~~~~~~~~0_1'.~~.:::'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: v ~1:-;i~i;;:::::::.::: ::::::: ::::: :: ::::::: ::.:::::: ·1\

.Amount of cottonseccl useu J)Cr acre, ontl v1wiety, p1 lee, and disposal of, in:

.Al11bam11...... ..... .. . . .. ... . .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . II Arkansas ........ -.......... - .................. I California...................................... II Florida .................. _ ... - ................. II

Geel'gia ......................... - ..... :.- ...... II Indian ten-itory ................. :. .. . . ........ I

~1:=1~Jrrii1 :::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::. i Nortb Cnrolin11 ................................ 'n South Uarnlina ······-···· ..................... II TcJ1nesaco ............................ -........ I

~~~~io::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::. I1 .Amon11t of seed-cotton picked in a day in:

~~~~~Iii~~:::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::: X Amount of se~!l-cotton reqntred for a bale of lint in:

4

24

57 8, 9

396·

67 oao, 0~1.

75, 76 87, 88·

12-21, 34 114-128, 136'·

30-4fl 241-247

10 GOB·

JS, 14 549, 156{}

14-16, 112 380-388, •184· 41-48, 50 000-700, 70E·

26-30 I 084-08!1

56 66'

67

111 61

150 107

71 174 85

J55 28 78

105 102·1

21

154 98, 00

76 6'1,08 67, 58,

105, 106 20

78,70 148, 149

25, 26 73,74 52-58

43, 08, 99 154, 155

rn

75 155 78

104 034, Oa5·

7il4 247, 24S.

323, ~24, 431, 482'.

86'T 180, 181 350, 351 523, 5241 605, 60(1; 508-514:·

415, 470, 471 812, 8lfl;

641

738-357 610-

.Alabama .............................. .,. ..... . Arkansas ......... _ ........ _ ................. ..

~e~;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::.

n 1a-us, 155 I 49-04, 102 II 88-60, 69 II 70-168, 170

88-158, 105-685-630, 638' 218-240, 249' 336-4·:4, 43&

860-863 146-i75, 1sa, 21!0-845, B54 613-516, 1;25. 562-596, 007

Indian tenitory ....... -........ __ ............ . LQuiainna .................. ,_ .......... - ...... .

Mi~:~~:.r.~~: ::: :::: :::: :::: ::: : :::::: :::::: ::: : North Carolina ............................... . South Carolina ........................ - ..... .. Tenaessee ................................... ..

i1;;i~i;1: :::::::.::: ::: . :::::::::::: :::::::::: :: Analyses and deamiptiona of sells and subsoils in:

I 22-25 I 44-'73, 81 I 88-143, 152 I 15-18, 27 II 30-64, 75 ll 54-58 I 48-92, 101 I 60-148, 158

II 11-15, 20

510-liU 420-464,4iil 718-806, BI 0. 6'l3-637, 042'

A.lalmma ................................... _ ... II Hl-56• ·}2"-06 81-1 4 il-74 : " •

Ai·kan~as ................... - ........ - ....... I 14-SR, I u5n-m 1, 4~6 57r--;'iS'! 18-81 (lj(l-i:JIJ ('nlifornht ........................ ···-·· .... -. lI

GENERAL INDEX TO corrrroN PRODUCTION.

Page. ~ of special o1 report. p,

.Analyses nnd descriptions of soils and subsGils in-continuecl.

1''loricla ........ : ............................... n ?n~fir,t;~Ci~i·itoi·:Y· :::: :: : : ::: : ::::: :: : ::::: ::::: · 1f Ken~t!cky (in Report on Tennessee) . . . . . . . . . l Loms1an11 ...................................... I

Mississippi .................................... I North Carolina ................................ II South Carollu11.... . . . • • • . • . . . . . • . . • • .. . . . . . . . . . II '.I.'ennesseo . • . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. I Texas .......................................... l

.Analyses ofrepresentative soils (General Discussion). I

.Analyses of soils: InteTpretation nnd practical utility of, with I'

groups from several states (General Discussion).

Made in the faborntory of the University of I Alabllmll (Gene~al Discussion).

Showing rel!Ltion between lime ancl clay (Gen- I

era! Discussion). Strength of acid nsccl in, and nrnthods of (Gen- I

el'lll Discussion). .Analyticnl results, intcl'prntatlon of (G~.neml Dis: I

cussion). Angelina bottom lancls of Texas, cbaraoter and pro. I

cluctiYoness of. .Angola 11ay, Nol'tli Carolina, oham•tnr an<l loea!ion II

of, A.newel's to schedule questions, summary of, from:

Alabnma ....................................... II Arlmusns .... , . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . I Florida .............. ,,....................... II ~eorghi ........................................ H Indian territory................................ I LoniAinbn. ...................................... I

~i~~~~~r~.~:::: :::::: :: :::::: :::: ::: : ::: : :::::: i NOI'lh Carolina . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. .. . . .. . ... . . . .. . JI South Cnrolinit ................................ II

:f~~~:~~~~-: ~:: : : : ~:: ~:::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : i Vil'giniit ..................................... II

.Anto1lope valley, California, extent Mid soll of...... n Ants, dostmction of caterpillars by, in Louislnna . . . I ~\.phides, or lice, on cotton·plitnts in:

AJ11buma . .' ............ : ........................ II Al'lrnnsns .. . . . .. . • . .. . . . • • . .. . . • • .. . . . . • . • . • . . . I l•'lm·iila . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. II

~.~~I~~i;;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ¥ Mississippi .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. • .. .. .. I North Carolina ................................ II i'loutll Citrolina.. .• . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . •. .. . . . II 'l'ennessee .. . . . • . • . . • .. . . . . .. • • • • • .. . . • . . .. . . .. I Texns .......................................... I

Arhacoouheo valley, Alabama, lnncls nncl golcl-bearing II rocks of.

.Aroaclian slates aml ounglomerate~ in ..,l.labama, soils II of.

.Arobronn format10n in Norf,11 Carollnu, ooourrenoo of. II Area and el~vatlon of the diifere11t regions of South II

Carolina. A roa an cl extent of:

Alnbama ......................... .'............ II Arlrnnsits .................................... ,. I California ...................................... II Florida .................................... .'.. II 6-corgla. ....................................... II Indian territory .... ~... . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. • • .. I Lonisian11 ........... ; . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . I Mississlp1il . . . • . . . . • • . . • • •• .. . .• . . .. .. . • . . . • . . . I Missouri...................................... I North Cn1·01inn. .. . • . . . .. • • . . . . . . • • . . • .. . . . . . . .. II South Carolina. .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . .. • . . . II Tennessee ................. ·'····.............. I Texas ............................. :. .......... I Vfrginia ........................ - . . • . .. .. .. . . . . II

Are1tof: Cetton culture in North Carolina, ilxtenclecl Il

since 1870. Bach agrlcuUur11I region· o! the cotton s~tes I

(Gonern.l Discussion). · Eaeh •tnto over which coLton is produced (Gen· I

erul DiHoussion). Irrip;11hle lands in Cttlifarnla .................... II

15-28, 34 20-CO 10-17

112 1:i-a1, ·rn

5 15-71, l 80-8il

l·l-:25 15-48 10~14

.24-47, 52-55 62-09

56-60

04

00

01-60

27, 28

37, 46

1aa-rno 97-108 07-71

163-176 20-31 77-85

U7-155 2fi-28 73-78 i\1-66

97-105 153-103

10-21

62

82

lllti 103 ,.UO

170, 171 82

152 76 50

102 158

78

19

11, 12 12, 13

0 0 7 7

11 7 0 9 7 9 7

rn,U 7

22

4

5

16

General folio

(at bottom ofpugo).

105-20~, :.!14 201-an2 848-855

484 115-133, 142

217-~7B, 28:!-285 54U-:';LJ7 471-504 :Jt<8-4IC

082-700, 7L0-713

74-81

68-81

11

72

73-81

685, 680

560, 578

103-100 033-(144 247-251 420-442 807-800 179-187 319-357 523-520 605-610 507-522 4G0-477 811-82>1 041-043

720

184

165 639 249

436, 437 184 354

~~ 474 816

88

546, 544 468, 400

19 545 865 187 2'¥ 84j 111 211 505 5U 463 883

671, 072 629

054

16

17

674

Ana of-continued. Lon~·lenf 11ino region i11 I .. onisian·n... .. . . . . . . . . . I Hed Tiiv~r bottom region in LouiHiana.......... I San Joaquin valley, California .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . II The greatest cot ton product.ion in Alabama. . . . II

.Arca, population, tillocl lands, and cotton produetion, by noun tics, in:

Alabarn1t .................................... .. Ark:msnH.............................. . .• C11lifol'Ili1L (no cotton production reportc<l) ... . Flnritla ................. _ .................. . (:.(corgiu ... ................................................ .

• Indin.n territory ............................... . Kentucky (in ttopo1t on Tennessee) .......•.••. Lonlslana ..................................... .

~l~~~~'~P~.1.::::::::::: :::::::::: :: : : : : ::: · :: : : · North Carolina ............................... . South Carolina. ............................... . Tennessee ................................. J • ••••••••••••

Texas ......................................... . Virginill .................................... .

Arens of certiiin Tegions: In Alab11m11:

II I II II1 II I I I I I II II I I II

Barrens lamls of tbe Tennessee Valley re- II gion .

Lime-hills or lower prairie region.......... II J,ong-lenfpine region...................... II Metamorphic region ..................... - . II Middle division ........................... II Northern uivlsion .................. , ....... II Oitk and pine uplantls region.............. II liltno u\llnnds region...... . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . • . lI Post.oak flatwoods1·eglon .................. II Southern division . . .•• • .. .. .. .. . . • . .. .. . . • • II Tennessee Vnlloy region ancl •Ub<livisions .. II

In Arkansas: .A1·k1msas River buHin... .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. • • . . I A1·knnsns River bottom lanc1s .. . .. .. .. . • .. I Blnck-pralrle region .................... , . I Cl'Owlcy's R\clgo region . . . .. .. . .. . .. . . • . I Gmy silt prnlrle 1·egion......... .• . . . . .. . . . I Nortbem barrens aml l!ills 1·ogion . . . . . . . . I On11chit11 River b~.sin . .. . • .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . . I He<l lnnds t•cgion of White am1 Vnn Burnn I

counties. Hecl.Joarn prp.frie region........... . . . . . • . I Uecl.Jonm region . . • . .. . .. .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . I White Rh:e,. b01sin.... .•. . . . . . . . . . .. .... • • I Yoliow-lonm or oak aml piue uplands . . . . . I

In Californill: Brolcen region of the westem slope of th1> II

Sierra. Nevnclll mountnins. Const region north of the bay c.ountry..... II Const region south of t11e hn.y country . . . . . II Desert region...... .. . . . • .. ....... ·.... • . • II Foot-hills region . • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . II Great Ynlley region .............. :......... II Irrigated lands in Snoramento valloy . • . • . . II Uedwood belt ................... ; .......... II Sierra Nevtlda. mo11nta.in 1•eglon............ II Southern region . • • . .. • .. . . . . .. .. . • . .. . . • . . II

In Flo1·lda: Brown·lonm uplands . . .. . • . . . . . . .. . . • . .. • .. II Everglades . . ... .. • . . . • • . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . . . . • II Hnmmook lamls . • • .. . • .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . • .. II Long-1e1~f pine region...................... II Oak, hickory, and pine 11plancl region . . . • . . II Pitch pine, treeless, nncl al.uvial region... II Prnil'ie~, savannas, ani! evergfades . . . . . . . . . II

In Georgin.: Centm.J cotton ht>lt ........................ II Coast 1'0glon .............................. II Gm~·samly lnn1ls of the metamorphi<l region II Lime-sink region .. '.......... . ...... , . . . . . . . . .. . II Metamorphic l'egion .... -..... :........ .. II Nor.t.liwest G~ori:1ia ........................ !TI

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14 25 37

45 51

34 28

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27 20

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~4. 25

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55

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13,14 530

1 fi4(jc

001, 002 hi!J·

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105, JUG· 205, 2UO 501, 502' 535, 631]'.

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571

547

56T,

508

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560, 50~

7Hl>

713

704

701, 702 089•

07U

675-714 71& om;.

106, 107

207

203, 204 200•

105-207

207

304.

317 29S 31~

285'

:876 GENERAL INDEX rro COTTON PRODUCTION.

General folio

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----··--···-···-- ------------ - ---- -----:-- ----------------------_Arerul of certain regions-tontinued.

In Georgia- continucc1. · Oal<, hickory, umllong-leaf pine hill• region II Pino harr.,ns ................................ II lUver bnsins----- -- .................. ----- 11 Sand and '[lhie !1ill• region...... .. .. . . .. . . . II Sou1l11·r11 oak, hickm·y, and pine r~gion . - - II

In th<· Jmlfon tur!tory: Clw10k11 t~ ua1inn .......... - . . • . . .. . . . . . . . . . I Chickas:tw u;1tion...... .... ............. ... I <.:hm:taw nation .. ------·-········uo•,••O• I Cr1~ck nation ............................... I I>ottawatomitination ............. o•····· I Seminole nation ......................... .

·In Leui:-1iana: AlhlVial regiun .. • .. .... . .. .. . .. . . .. . • .. . .. I Bastrop hillR .. . .. .. .. . .. .. • .. • .. . . .. .. • .. . I lllack cakarl!ons prail'ies ............ ~.... I Bhrft'rt•gion ...... ................ ~·· .•..... -· I Drown-lo:im prairie region .. .. .. .. • ..... .. I Gray Hilt oqiine 11rairie region .'.. ........ I

Iu J\IiasisBippi: Alluviul region ofthe Mississippi. .. . . .... I Drown-loam tahle-lamls . . . • . • . • . . . • . . . . . . . I Deer creek region......................... I Dogwood range .... •• .... .. • • • • .. • .. • .. .. .. I Long-leafpineregiou .... : ................. I Rotten-llmestone prairie region............ I Sunflower basin............................ I Yazoo basin and the Yazoo bottom plain... I

.hi Missouri:

41 49 16

38

43

21, 22 24

23, 24 22

25 23

12

12

22 21'

23

24

no 33, 34

43

41 58 13 42

9,.40

307

315 '

282. \ 304

300

859, i60 802

SDl, 862 • 800

863 861

114 114

124 123

125 126

241 235, 236

245 243

260

215

244 211, 242

.Areas of certain regions-continued. In Texas-continucol.

Llano Estacado ....................... - . • · I Lon;!·leaf pino region...................... I :hfountninc111~ l'•·gion .............•.... • · • • · I Nort11west1·r11 l'Ptl-loam rnµion ..•.. .. ........ I Ouk, hicl<or,y, 11rnl pitJt1 nplmlcls............ I Sugar· bowl rrgion .................. -. . . . . I Timberecl part of tho state ...•••.•••... ·••. I

In Virginia: Alluvial orsc11boarcl region ............ · ... II :Midland rogion .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. • • • .. II Tlcle-water rcg1on .. . . .. . • . .. • . • • • • • .. • .. .. II

.Arizona: Qotton cult11ro in (Jn Report on ()nliforni11) . . • • . II Cotton fiber, meaanremouts of (General Dia· I

cusslon). i

Successful cotton culture, experiments in (Gon· I

oral Discnsslon).

Arkansas: Area, JlOpnlatlon, tllleclhincl, cottonpro•lnotion,

rank among tho st.ates, nncl hnnnm• t'<lllll( icH

of (Genmnl Discussion). Cotton fiber, monHuremcnts of (Gonornl Dia· l

cussion). Derivation aml pronunciation of tho word..... I Dl•cusslon regarding mnk of, among tho ant· I

ton states (General Discnsoiion). Index to ltoport on • .. . • .. . • . . .. .. • .. .. • .. . • .. I

Possible cottonseed-oil mill products of, from I the crop of 1870, ancl their market mul mlt·

nure valnat.ions (General Discussion).

I'ngo of special

l'lll'Ott,

:JO ~8

.a :n

4~

23

8, 9 7

s

120, mo 10, 17

9

rn, 17

8

100-llO 40

Misshmippi alluvial region................. I Water bll!lln of Saint Francis and White I

rivers.

10

7

508 505 Report on Cotton l'rocluction In tho Stab1 of,

hy Dr. n. II. Loughridge.

r l-vl, 1-110

In North Carolina: East-Orn topographical division • • .. • .. .. .. . II Long-leaf pine region ...... ······.......... n Midland division .......................... II :Mountain <livislon ....... : ................ II Piedmont division . .. • • .. . • .. .. • • . .. .. .. . • . II Seaboard region.......................... tr

_-.In South Carolina: .Alluvial lands ............................. II Coast lands ................ ,............... II Improved lands ............................ II Lower pine belt .......................... II Metamorphic region .. . • .. • .. .. .. • .. .. • .. • • II Piedmont region ........................... II Red-hills region ............................ II 8altmarsbea ............................... II Hand-hills region ........................... II Sea islands ................................ II Swamp Janda .. . .. .. • • . .. .. . • • .. . . .. • .. .. • . II Upper pine belt . . • • • .. .. • • • • • • • . . .. .. .. . .. II

In Tennessee:

Brown-loam table lands .. • .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. • I Central basin .............................. I Cumberland table-land..................... I Hli;hland'rim .............................. I MisRissippi bottom land.................... I Summit region of the water-abed of tbe Ten· I

nessee.

Unalm mount11in region................... I Upland slope of west Tennessee .... . • .. .. . I 'Valley of east Tennessee ....... , ........... I 'Veatern valley of tho Teooessee, ... .. .. . .. I

_In Texas:

Central black prairie region ................ I Drainage basins of the Red, Sabine, Trin· I

ity, Brazos, Colorado, San Antonio, Guadalupe, Nueces, and Rio Grande rivers

Gypsum region ....................... '. . .'.. I

10

15

10 10

10 12

13,23

12

7 IB, 24 13,43

13,47 IB,32

13 IS, 35

12

8 13, 29

19

14 35 14

13 21

14

14

14 14

34 16,17

38

542 547 542 542

54~ 544

469, 470 468 463

469, 480 469, 499 469, 503 469, 488

469 469, 491

468 464

469, 485

891

386

407 380 385

803

386 386

886

380

692 674, 675

696

Special agent appointecl for (Gmwrnl Discus·

sion). Arkansas and Kentucky, Dr. Owens' reports on, tl10

llrst giving agricultural featum.i (Genornl Discussion).

Arkansas river:

I

l

Basin, area and oxLent of ..................... .'. I Bottom lands, nren, extent, aml dosoription of. I

Army-worm, occurrence of, in:

~g~~r~::: :. ::::::::::::::: :: :::: :: ::::: ::::::: jI .AJ.·1·0.ros, how formed in Texas .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • .. I .Artesian wells of:

C:tliforniu, a source of il'l'lgatlonin tho southern II region, number and depth of.

Ventral ancl '~estern prairies In Toxas . . • • . . • • . I Los Angeles plains, Valiforn!n •...•.. ". . • • . . • • • • . II Mississippi .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. • .. • • • • • .. .. • • .. . • .. I San Joaquin valley, California • ••• . .... •• . .. • .. lI

..A.sl>estus, occurrenc(j of, in: Georgia....................................... II South Carolina ................... ·'···· ........ II

A.shes of cottonseed hulls usecl for manure, nml l prices paid for (General Discussion).

Ashley marls, oocurrenoo of, in Soatb Carolina.... • 11 .Asphaltum in California, deposits of .. ,.............. lI Atlanta, Georgia, P!evation of, above tho soa • • • .. • .. II .Auriforous belt of California . .. . .. • • .. • .. • .. •• • • .. • . II Azoio rocks in Texns. extent nnd character of....... I

B, Dack-lands of tho:

Mississippi alluvial plain, oharaoter ancl I growth of (General Discussion).

Tennessee valley .. .. .. • . .. .. .. • . . .. . .. • • • • .. .. I Bagging uaed in baling in:

~tvl~~-:~-:~ ~~:~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~-~~~~ ~: ~ ~ ~: ;;; ; ~ t~ nc n territory................................ I

v

55

10 111, 81

170 160

16, U:J

10, 30 100

rn 17

80-88 10, 40

47

1l 116

80 82 17

74, 75

24

166 1<>2

00 170

ti'O

t1Pnoral folio

(at i1ottom of pngo).

ml7 GHll (){Ill

G8l 7()2

081

()30, 631 020 G30

787, 7~A ~8, ~u

17

11

07

li41l lint, 017

.1:10 817

07-l, lltll

'illll, 701

fl7•J, fl!lcl

70•1 215 67G

652-!IM 4JJO, llll:.l

f>tl

4li7

77'1 ~00

flllO ll7!1

80, 87

aoo

16~ uas MO 436 8!1~

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Bagf,<ill g used in baling in-continued. Louisiana ..................................... .

~1~~~,,~~r~1. :::: :::::: ::: ::::: :: ::: :: . ::: : :::::. North Carolina ....•..•....•................... Tt•unes~eo .. __ .. __ ............................... .

~i~~~~;i;L·::: ~ :: : : : : ~: :: : : : : :~ :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :.: : : Bal1l prairie hills in .A.labarua, chamcter of ...•...... .Bale, average weight of, in the states (General Dis·

cussion). B11lll of cotton, amount of chnrg,sper, against farmer,

in: .Alabama .... ~ ....•...•..•..••.•............... .Arlrnn•ns .................................... .. Florid11 ............................ •---········ .. .

~figf ~tf~'.:_:_:_:_: ~ ~:: ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ North Carolina ............................... . '£ennessco ......................................... . '.Cexns ..•....••• , .................. _ .............. . Virginia ..................................... .

:Balo of lint, amount of seed-cotton required for n, in: .Alabama ..................................... . .A.r1i:nnsas .. ...................................... . Florida ....................................... . Gco1·gia ....................................... . lncli."'! territory .............................. .

~1;~f g[t,~i~i~: ~ ~:: ~~:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~;: ·~:;: :: ; : :~ ~: ~: South Carolina ............................... . 'l'u11nessee ..... .................... _ ............. . '1.'exas ............................................ . Virginia ..................................... .

·Dale of lint, usual weiAht pfa, in: Alnbnn111 ..................................... . Arlrnnsas ..............•......•.•••..•.•....•.. 1flol'i1la ...................................... ..

t~~\-~i~~n.i:::::: :::: ::::::: :: :: : : :: :::: ::: : : : : : . ::.I)ssissippi ................................... . M1SROlll'l ................................................ . North Carolina ................................ . Tennessee .................................... .

~i:~i~i~: :: :: : : : ~:::: :: : :::~ :::::: ::::::: ::: ~:: Dales, eatimllted nnmber of, per hand, in:

.A.lnbnma ..................................... .

.A.rlrnnsaa ..................................... . Flm1cln. ...... '> ................................ .

~~[~~~~~: ;; : : : ~: :: : : ~ ::~~:: ~ :~: ~ ~~ ~~~~~: ~ :: : N orlh Carolina ............................... . Tennessee .................................... . •.rexns ..................................... . Virginia ..................................... ..

.Bales of sea-island cotton : Weight aucl' size of, in South Carolina ........ . 'Veight of, auc1 mtio of lint to seed (General

Discussion). Dales per acre in counties in:

Al11ba1111t ...................................... . Arlrnnsali: .................................... . 11'lori1'n. : ...................................................... . Qcorgia .. . ................... --·-·· , ............ . lncliun torritor!. ............................. .. Kent1:cky (in ho port on Tennessee) .•••..•••... l,,oui~1nna .............................................. .

~m~:~~~r~~ ::· ::::::::: :::: ::::: ::::::::: :::::: North Cnrolina ............................... . So11t.h Cn.rolina. ............................................. .

~~~~~Z:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Bale~ per s11mwe mile in regions in:

.Alnhnmn ...................................... ..

.Atfomsns ........•...........•....• •••·•· ······ FJ .. ricla .......... ; ............................ ..

r::~~!J~~°' ~ :: : : : :: : :: ::: ::~::: :: : : : : ::: : ::::: :: :: N~~~\~s~l:¥~1i~a :: : : :: : : : ::: : : ::: : :: ::::::: :: : : : f'outh Carolina ................................ .

~~~i~:e~:: :: : : : :: :: : :: :::: :: ::: : : ::::::: :::: :: 'Bales, WBight of, in Mexico (In Report on California).

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P-i :r~port.

I 81 I 152 I 27 II 75 I 102 l 158 11 2-0 II 50

I 6

II 156 I 107 II 71 II 174 l 85 I: 155 I 2S II 78 I" 105 I 162 II 21

II 75-148, 155 I 40-04, 102 II 38-60, 60 II 70-168, 170 I 22-25 I 44-73, 81 I 88-148, 152 I 15-18, 27 II 30-64, 75 II 51-58 I 48-02, 101 I 60-148, 153 II 11-15, 20

II 155 I 102 lI 30, 60 II 170, l~i I I 152 I 27 II 75 I 102 l 158 TI 20

II 156 I 100 II 71 II 174 I 84 l 155 I 23 II 77 I 104 I 162 II 21

II 68

I 7

II S,4 I S,4 II a II S-5 I B I 100 I B,4 I B,4 I S,4 II 3,4 II 3 I 8-8 I S-6 II a

II 60 l 40 II 29 II M I B,4,32 I 8,4, 72 II 21 JI 3 I 40 I 3-6, 40 II' 10

II I 131

General folio

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183 354 525 607 474 810 642

00 18

106 643 251 440 187 857 526 010 477 820 640

85-lUS, 165 585-6:!0, 638 218-240, 249 336-424, 430

860-863 146-175, l 83 200-345, 354 513-510, 525 562-590, 6(17

510-51·1 ·120-464, 473 718-806, 810 683-637, 642

105 638

210, 24H 436, 440

183 354 525 007 474 816 642

106 042 251 440 186 357 526. 600 470 8~0 648

514 19

18,14 530, 040

183 ~09-271

841 481

105, 100 205, 206 501, 502 535 530

'4fi{} 875-880 601-ll1i4

625

Bnllng cotton, baggiug used in, in: .Alabn11111 .................................... , . II Arkansas ...................................... l Florida ...................... ~ ..•.•.••.••..•.•. II Georgia ......................................... II lndi_al} territory . . . . .. . .. . . . • . • • • • . • . • • • . • • . .. . I I,omarnn11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . • . . . • . . . • • . . I

~i~:~i:;r.~:::: :: :::::: ::: :::::: :::::::::: ::: : : : i North Carolina ................................ U Tom1essee ............................ ·......... I Texas .......................................... I

- Virginia .. . .. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . .. .. . .. . . II Baling cotton, capacity and presses used in, in:

Alabama.. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. • . . • . . . . .. • .. . . . . . II .Arkansas . •. . . . .. . . . . •• • • . • • • • .. ••. . . . . . . . . . • . . I l!'loricla .. . • .. . . . . .... ••• .. .• . . • • • •• • • . . . . . .. . . . . II Georgia ........................................ II lndi_ui;i territory ................................ I Lomsmna . . • • • • • • • . • • . • • • . • . . . • . . • . . • . .. • . . . . . . I

~i~~~~:f~.1::::::::::::::.::::'::: ::::: ::::: ::: :: i North Carolina................................ lI South Carolina ................................. II Tennessee . . . . . . •• • • • . • . • . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. . • . . I

~~;;i~i~::: :::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::: :· lr Baling cotton, fastening used In, mr

.Alabnmn. ....................................... II Arkansas ...................................... I l!'lodcla ....... .•. .. ....••.. ......... .. .... ..•.. II Gcm·giit ....................................... lI lmli.a'! territory . . • • • • . •• • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . I Lou1au111n.......... ................................... ...... ......... I

~1~~~~:r~1. ::: :::::::::::::::::: ::: : :: : : : :::: :: i No1·thCarolina ................................ lI !3,outh Carolina............ . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . • II Tennessee . • • . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. • . • • • . • • l Texas ......................................... I Virginia .......................... , . . • . • • • . . . . . II

Duling, ginning, and shipping cotton, d~tails of, In: Afabama ...................................... II A1•knnsus ..... ...••.•••..•.•.. .. .... .. . .. .. •. 1 Irlod<la .: ...................................... 11 Georgia ........................................ II Iucli_a? territory .. . . .• . . . . • • . • . .. . . . . • .. • • . . . . . l T...iOlllSlllllfL ----· ............................... ............... I

~l:!~~:.r.~~ :::::::::: ::::::: ::::: :: : :: : :: :::: :: i North Gul'Olina :~ .............................. II South Unrollmi ................................ II Teunesseo ... . .. ..•.. ... .. .. . . ... . . .. •. •• ..... I Texas ............................. : ........ I Virginia . • . . . .. • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . • . . . . . II

13allng of both short nncl long staple, methods of, in II Flol'icln.

Dnnnua in South Carolinn, growth of the............ II l3nnks oftheconstofN01thCarolina, charncteroftho. II l3nnks, ~ystem of, in the motnmorphi(\ region of Sou th II

Carolina. Banne1· conntics in cotton production in:

AJahnmii ..................................... II .A.rkansns ........... .......................... I Fl011<la .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . . . • • . . • • . • • • • . . • .. II

f,;gm~~;~·::: :::::: :::: :::::::::::·::::::::: ::: 1l ~!,~~~~~¥~1i~a.·:::::::: :: : :: ·:::::::::: :: :: : : : : fr Tennessee; .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . • . • . .. • .. I '.l'<'xns ................... "..... •.•. .. ..... . . . . . I Vil'l\inin. ....................................... ll

Dnrfoy, a«r~nge and p1·od11ctlon of, in Cal!fornin., by II counties.

Darley nncl onts, proclnction of, in four nations oft.he I

Inclinn territory. Dmrens an<1 chcrty Janc1s in .A.rkm1ans, analyses of... I I!arrens in Arkansas, occm·rcnce of...... . . . . . . . . . . . . I Barrens in :Missouri, geni;ral description of . . • • • . . • . I Jl11rrens lands in .Alabama, area, extent, ch11rncter, } II

70 an<l analyses of,

576 Barrens lnnus of the llighlnncl Rim, 'l'ennessee, <le·} I

~~g scription of, 105, JOO, 13·1 I!arrons of the1)ine region nfl'loricla ... , ............ II 205, 200, ~~~ 'Bitstrop hillR, Louisio.nn, desc1·iption of lnncls of .. .

4f,O I Bay conntr.v, California, !(encrnl description of .... .

601_064

i~~ Bay swamps of South Uetrollnn, chnrnoter and unnJy. ' 632 sis of soil of,

789 , Bayou Bart.holomew lnUtls in Arkunsn•. character of. I

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155 102

69 170 30 81

]52 27 75

102 lfi8

20

155 102

60 170

30 81

152 27 75 58

101, 102 168 20

155 102

09 58, 170

30 81

152 27 75 58

102 158

20

154, 155 101

ao, fio 160, 170

30 81

1'11 27 75 58

101, 102 157, 158

20 30

31

13 05

00 40 20

55-57 83 72 21 41 50 10

3,4

38 10

S, 9

{ 28,80-32, 90-109

{ 20,62,07, 74,82

22

12, 16 45,46

29

68

R77

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165 uae 249 43& sos· 183 354· 525: 007, 474: 816' 042:

lUfr 63& 249' 436 808 183 354 525'. 607 514'·

473, 474· 810' 042·

165" 038 2411'

324, 430:· 86!!· 183 35-1 526 607 514 474 816 642

164. lutr· 037

210, 240' 435, 436

sos· 18:1' 35~· 525 607 G14

473, 474 815, 8]6

~H2:

210.'

487' 545 fi21

7fi 5711 209

321-3~3 185 274 553 413 708 032

601, 062.

841',

574 546

500, 507

38, 40-42. 100-110•

308, 434,430,. 440, ~54··

202"

114, us 7oa, 704-

485"·

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----·--- -------------- - ----- ------ -----------------·-·-----------·- - -- ---- -----Black prairie region of-oontinued . . B .. you. definition of (General DiMnssion) . . . . . . .•. . . . I

Bayous of Louisiana, oharacterand network of ..•.•. I :near creek, California, character of channels nncl II

73 10

25

85

112

683 T'•xns, area and general clescription of ........ . I. )10,34,3JA 074, 692,005,

( w 708

lunds of. Total area nnd cotton production of (General Discussion).

I 4 16

Eenrswamp, North Carolina, extoot, soil, und growth II of.

JlcdH of dark stratified sands and clays in Teonessc~. I

clescrlptlon of. Beech prevails only in southern part of the state of I

.A.rkansaa, .:Beeswax hummocks and flatwoods of Alabama . . • . . . II J3cetles iu Texas, occurrence of...................... I :Beginning and closing of cotton-picking season_ in :

Alabama .... , ...••••••.•...................••.. II Arkansas ...................................... I California...................................... II F!orilla ........................................ H-

i~f;~:~ef1~'.~~~·:::::::::::::::: :::::: :::: :::::: ¥ ~n::~':~r~~ ::: : :: : : ::::: ::: :::: :: : :: : : : : ::: :::: ~ :Nm tll Cal'ollna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . II Son th Carolina....... . . . • . . . . . . . . .. . . . . • .. . . . . . lI Tennessee . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. •• . I Texas ......................................... I Virginia ....................... ·.•. . . . . . . . . . . . . . II

D<•ginning and closing of cottoJi·pioklng season in II Mexico (in Itoport on California).

llelt of intense cotton production in Alabama ....... II B,1nnatt valley, California, extent antl lands of. . . . . . . II Bcrryessi> valley, California, extent an<1 description of II llig '.l.'reo grove, Californi11 .. :. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . II Dig vnlley, California, cxte11t, soil, and Yegetution of. n Jllttt•r Water vall'ey, California, extent and clcacrip- II

hion of. J:lluck bottom lamlsof Black l'ivor in Arkansas, chat•.

actei· of. I

Blt1ck cale111·eous prairies of Missouri, clescl'iption of. I :Black central 1n·alrie N1gion of Texas, general feat- I

ures of. iBlack cltty lauds of the reel-loam region of Texa.q .....

:Black frost, first appearance of, in:

• :±~tba':i~:~: :: :: : ::: :::::::·:: :::: :: : : : : : : : : :::: :: ]'Jorida ...................................... .. Georgia ....................................... . ln<li!'IJ teJTitory .............................. ..

~::!~fr~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina ............................... ..

I

II I II II I I I I II

31

58

25

50

159

114, 154 101 15 68

168, 176 30 80

151 26 75

55-58 100 157

20 130

01

117, 118 118

103

62, 122

114

17

8 14

South Cnro1in11 ............................... .

Tennessee ....................................... .

n

ll, 154 101

68 11, 20, 109

BO 60

JO, 151 26 7i5

)26, 31, 87, l 56, l'i8

I 5 12, 13, 40, ( 100

Texas ......................................... . Virginia ...................................... ..

'.Black gravel in gray silt prairies of Louisiana ...•••• :Black gum ancl black-jack oak, eharnoter of lands in

Mississippi indicated by. , :Blncik·jack lands of:

I 75, 157 II 20 I 24 I 27, 82

563

430

561

60

817

124, 164, 637 733 248

434,442 868 182 %3 524 607

511-514 472 815 042 788

71 775, 776

776

761 720, 780

772

•

543

500

672

695

21, 164 037 248

277, 280, 435 868 182

212, 3,;3 524 607

482, 487' 403, 512, 5U

884, 38j, 412, 472

783, 815 642

126 220, 234

111' · I · d · ti f I 514, 15, 01, 216, 217, 203, 1ss1ss pp1, esor1p on o . •• . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . ( 92, \J4 294, 29B

:Missonl'I, character and timber of, in the cotton I 9 507 region of.

South Carolina, clmraoter and analyses of ... ,.. II South Carolina derived from trappeau rooks ... II

lllnck l11nd of Alnbn-mn-, nnnlysis of .......... ~... .. . . II lllnck-loam laucla of:

Gray silt prairie region in Arkansas........... I Mississippi nlluvinl region in Missouri •••... . . I

lllauk mnck;v soil of cypress brakes in Arkansas, I r.bnmcter of. .

l31ocl; pmirfoof Attakapns prairierel:llonofL~nisiana.j I :lBlnok pmfrie region of: ·

Alahnnrn, area, extent, cl1aracter, nnd anal,vsos II ef soils of.

41 10

53

497

466

03

50, 60 595; 596 15-21 513-519

68 604

22, 58-60 124, ~60-162

46-48 56-58

West Tennessee............................... I mack prairie soils the first to snfl'er from drought I

(General Discussion). Black prairies (Cretaceous) of ArkansaB, <lescrlptiou of I Bia.ck sand~~ alluvial loams of tho Mississippi, in I

Arkansas . ·Black sandy lRn<ls of Red rivor, in Arkansas. . . . . ... . . I Black splco lantls of Cache river, in Arkimsas . . . • . . I Black npland_prairie soil in Jong-leaf pine region of I

Louisinmt. Blaok waxy lancl (Cretaceous) of Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . I Blight, or rust, ns affecting cotton in:

Alabama ....................................... II .Arkansns ...................................... I Florida ..•.......••.....•. ~ ................ : ... II Georgi!> ........................................ II Indl.aJ? te~rltory...... . . . . . . • . • • .. . . . . .. . . .. . . • . I Lou1srnnn.... •• ... . •• . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . .• . . . I Mississippi . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . •. . . •. . .. .. . . .. . • . I Missouri ................................... . North Carolina ............................... . South Varollna ................................ . 'Xc-nnessee .................... __ ....... _ ............ . Texas ....................................... .

I II II I I

'Virginia . . . .. . . • . . . . . . . . . • . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . II Blooms first appear, when, in:

Alabama .................................... .. .Ark,1usas. ---- .......................... -- ...... . Califomi11 ........................... : ........ . Florida . . .. . . .. . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • .. . . . . . . . ...... . Georgia ..................................... . Indian territory . . • . . ........................ . I,ouislnna ..........••..•..... , ................ .

~l:~~~~~~l-: :: : :::::::: ::: :::: :: :: : : : :: : : : :: :: : North Varolina .............................. . South Varolim1 ............................... .

~~;~:-:e:~:::: :::::::::::: :::: :: :: : :::: :: :::::: Blottnl.'s S11ringe valley, Alabama, area of.: ......... . Blowing cnves in Georgin.1 occurrence of ........ _. Blue clay of L'Anguille _bottom land in Arkansas •.

Blcft's, sections of:

II I rr II II I I I I II II I I II II II

Crowley's ridge, Arkansas..................... I Fort Gailles and Shell Blnft' of Georgia......... II Trinltyriver, Texas, atltura!Shacle ..........•. I

Bog ore in Louisiana of: Gray silt pmirios . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . I Oak uplands region ............. _,.......... . .. I Pine flats .................................... I

Boiling or blue springs of Florida, oharao~r of . . • • • . II Boiling sprin;rs of tile sand-hill region of South II

563 Carolina. Arkansas, cbnraoterlsllo growth of . . . . . . . . . . . . I Indian territory, clesoription of................ I

27

1BriJ3 lB, 14

851, 861 Rois 1l'n.rc the characterlstio timber of the black I MissiSt1ippl, clescription of. .......... .-........ I 215, 216 , prairie region of' A rkanaas.

21, 22

8

27, 28

49-00

04 17

60-0ll, 65

66

155 102, 103

60, 70 171

30 28, 81-83

p6,51,50, i 153

27 76

59, 00 lOU

35, 5:!, 158-100

20

lii4 JOO 75 68

J68 BO 80

J 50 26 74

55-58 JOO 166

20

17 rney 56 51

50, 51

45

lt.<l 9

2a

5il

29, 80

87 7.

111

16-28

20 14 74

24

82

2~ . 15

38

393, 39{

20

553, 51)4

585-596

600

553 102-1-05, 167

002

165 638, 639

240, ~~~ 868

mo, 1sa-1ss 218, 25i~ I 2581

3:;5 525 uos

!HO, 616 47'5

~%~Jfs fH~

161 mm 7:1:1 248 .~:it 81i8 18~ Ti'' · r)~:; uoo

511-!il4 4i2 814 0-12 27

401

502

317

00, 61

311 278

541 084

322 205, 296

303

a20 48il

888-~95

123, 124, 136-139 247-258 389-801

55'1

280

732

126

134 128

105 489

563

I

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.-Bolling not favored in Georgia by deep culture .•.... U _,Bolling of cotbon·plnnts favored lllld running ta weed

prevented-In Alabama by:

Application of fert;\izers .......... _....... II Breaking the ffind very shallow .......... - II ]i)eep preparation of the land .. .. .. . .. .. .. , ll Deep tillage ............................... II

142

81-148

129

143

86

408

91-158

W9

153 96

'Early planting ............ _............... II { no, 1!~8 }120, 153, 158

Giving more space between the plants..... II Not plowing too near the plant .. . • .. .. .. . . ll Planting every second or third row witlt II

corn. Plowingclosetothep!unt ................ H Rapicl and li,::ht cultivation................ II ShaUow oulture ...... · ................ .'.... II Thinning out to proper distance........... II Topping thb plant .................... --. .. II U nclerclrainage ......................... _.. II

'.fu Arkansas by: Beel ding whe land high . . . . .. .. • . .. • . . • .. . .. I Close plowing and cutting lateve.l roots.... I Drainage an cl cultivation . .. .. • . .. . • . • . .. .. I Early plnntlng ................... ,..... ... _I Late culture............................... I Planting smaller varit>ties .... ............. 1 E>hallow aultlvntion ...... .................. I Top1iing (in a majority ot' counties)....... I

'ln Florida 1Jy:

129, 139

100

129

121-130 143, us 81-142

108

78-145

112, 128

77 50-93

64,82

77

56

59-91

50-94

Application offortllizers .................. I~ { s9,43,4fJ

Early planting .......................... --- II 40, 54 Flat weeding .............................. .II 50

Importation of new seed from Georgia ancl II 40, 50 South Oarolioo.

Lateplowlng .............................. II 48 Light cultivati.on .......................... II 41

Proper dis tan cl) 1Jetween plants .... -...... .. II { 40,41,53, 54

8hallow culture .. . .. . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. II _50, 53

Thorough cultivation .................... · .. II 50

T i 1 1 t II $ 40,41,48, Opjl ng t 1e P llil · - · .. · .. • •• • • • • • .. · • ·.... l 40, 50, GO

\'In Georgill b~-: ApplOcation of fortlllzors .................. II 71-156

Deep preparation of the Janel .............. II ~ 103.111, ~ 141, 142

Drainage .... _............. . .. • • . .. . .. . . . . II Early planting...... .. . .. .. . .. • .. . . .. . . . . . . II Planting cloaorin tho <lrill.. .. . .. . . . . . • . • • II Plowing near tho plant ancl 1Jreaklng lat· II

era! roots. Proper distance between plants . . • . . . . . . . . II

-Shallow cultivation ........................ 11 Thick planting .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . • • . • . . .. . . . . . II Topplngtheplant .......................... Ir Use of an early variety of seed ............ II Usoofmarl. ............................... II Use of prolific seed ........................ II "Wholesome neglect of th!l crop"......... II

•In Indian territory by: Closoplanting ............................ I Good cultivation ........................... I Topping the plant .......... 1 .............. I

Jan Lo uisinna by : Dcepplowlng ............................ I Drainage ................................. I Fertilizers ............................. _ .••. , I Plowing olose ta the plant................. I i:lhallow cultivation...... . . . .. . .. . • .. . .. . • . I Thinning the plants • . • .. . • .. . . . . • . .. • .... . . I

''.£ilpplng the plant ....................... .,. l

148, 158

110, 137

71, 7~. 77 100,H4

121

72-137 97

70:.158

97 131

148 157

22 22

22,24

72 62

64 45, 66

44, 48, 50

48

40-73

139, 149

116

139

181-149 :Hi3, 158

91-152

118

88-155

122, 138

613

586-620

600, GIB

613 502

591

595-627

580-630

210,223,228, 234

220, 234 236

220, 289

228 _221

220,221,233, ~34

230, 2g3

239 220, 22 l, 228, 229, 230, 240

337-422 360, 877, '101, 408

' 414, 424 87,µ, 408

337, ss~. 848 366, 880

887 838-403

863

836-424 868

897 409

428

860

860

860, 892

174

164

106

147, 168 146, 150, 152

150 148-175 I

Bolling o,.f cotton-plants favored and running tow®d prevented-continued.

In Mississippi by:

i88,90,01, .Application ot' fortilizers or lhne. .......... I 184, 137,

130

'neep plowing, tltrowiilg aoil from the ~ 5 113, 115,

plant, ancl cutting lateral roots. 5 I t 1igo~~~O Drninn~e ............................. _. .•.. I

Earlypl1mting ............................. I

SB, 130

{ 05, 111,

112, 126, 131, 137

{

101, 104, Judicious culture.......................... I 107, 115,

Making rows farther apart .•....•..••... -. . l Shallow culture........................... I

131 89, 111

U0-135

Topping tho pltmt .....•.•.•.•..•..•••..... I lO·l,110, {

. 02, OG,

In Missouri by: Shttl!owtiliago ............................. I To1ipi11gthoplant ......................... I

In Nortli Carolina by: .Application of fertilizers or lime ......... ·" II

111,130, 13S

1G 10, 18

31-50

Closer planting ........................... II 50 Deep' cultivation . . • .. . • • • • • • • • . . .. . .. . . • . .. II 56

Deep JJ!owing .............................. II 45, 58

Early cultivation ......................... TI 31,34,30,42

Mnxling ................................... II Thinning out .............................. II

B5, 42 53

200, 202, . 293, 336,

3:19, 84'1 315, 311.. a22, a21; 328, 332

200, 332 297, Hl3, 314, 828, 333, 3:111

303, 300, 300, 317,

33:1

200, 313

292-31!7 20~, 20B, 300,312, 313, 332,'

340

514 514, 516

563-501

591

5SS

577, 500

503, OUG, 571, 574

567, 574 585

Thorough draining ....... , ................ . . . . II s 35,ao,au, _5oi, 6G8,fi7J,

~ 42, 45, 56 574, 577, 588

Thoroughsubsoil!ng ....................... II To11;nngtheplant .......................... II

!n South Carolina by: .Application offorWizers ................... II Planting short-limbed varieties of cotton : . II Plowing close to the plant ................. TI Tor1ping ................................... II Uncler<lr11innge ............................. II

In Tennessee 1Jy: .AppHcation of manure .. ... .. .. .. .. .. • • .. . I

50 588 30-fit

50, 60

no 59

50

50

5 52,58,61, l 71, 76, 92

502-586

515, 516

filf>

Ul5 mo 515

424,4R0,43B, 44:1, 448, 404

Clase plowing ta cut lateral roots ...•...•. I S 50-54,58, l 50

422-426, 4B0,431

De~Jl plowing in prepuration of the lnnd... I

Earlyplantlng ............................. I,

Planting the seed _thick in the drill . - . . • • • . I Rapid culture and early lnying-by .•.•••••. I

Rec1uclngthe hoightoftheridge ...•.••••.. I Rolling the seedin plaster and planting I

early. Running no center fnrrow when bedding . . I Shallow cultivatio-n ........................ I Thinning the stalks ... <. ................... I Toppingtheplnnt ......................... I Turning out the middles................... I

In Texnsbs,: Bedding on hnrd gronnd ................... I Close plcmting ........ .. .•.••. .•..•.••••••. I Deep plowing ............................. I Enxly planting ............................. I :Plowing o\ise to the plant and .breaking

lateql.l l'OOtB. I

Rapid cultivation ........................ ·.. .I

81 '

453

5 52,56,li7, 424,428,~20, l (16, 81, 00 488, 4fi3, 402

81 453 52

88

87

62 4ll-Ql

78 60-90

56

118 102

100, lBll

72, 84 66-141

75, 126

.m, 460 459

424 420-46!1

445 422-462.

428

no 760

767, 79-0 780, 742

724-700

5 05,85,90, Shallow oulture ............................ I ('113, 1£fs

738, 783 7·23, 743, 748. 771, 770, 786

Thinn!n11 out the plants • •• • •• • • • .. . . . . . . . . I Thorough clralnage ........................ I

Thorough tillage. . . .. . . • • • • • • . • • . • • . . . • • . .. I

78, 00, 08 736, 748, 750

62, 70, 70 720, 728, 787

{

62,66,70, 1'!0, 724, 84, 88, 728, 742,

189 746, 707

Thro.wing soil from the plant ....•••..•••..

Topping the plant (in a. majority of conn· tieK).

I { 01,72,81', 7ljl, 780, 745, 93,117 . 751,771)

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llolling of cotton-plants favored and running to weed prevented-contin~ed.

In Virginia by: Shallow cultivation ......•..•. ~ .•..•.•..... II Topping the plant ••• '. •••.•..••....•.....•. II

llollinp; retarded In Alabama by throwing soil too II high npon the plant.

Bolls first open, when, in: Ala]Jama .••..••.•.•...•..••..•• , .•....•......•. JI Arkansas ...................................... I California........ . . . • • . . • . . • •• • •• • • . . • . . . . • • • • . lI :J!'lorida . . . .. • • . . • . . . . . . • • • • ••• • • • • • • . . . • • . . . • • . II Georgia .•....•...•..•...•.••.•••.•...••••...•.. II Inclfan territory............................... I J,ouislana...................................... I

~J::~s::r.~~: ::::::::: ::: :: : : : : ::::::::::: :::::: i :North Carolina • • • • • • • • . • . . • • • • . . • •• • • . • • • . • . .. II South Carolina . .• . . . . . . • • • • . . • . . ••.. •• • . . . . . . . II

~i~~::e:~::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::.::: ! llolls, 1ot of, occurrence of, and how obviated in:

f;ir~:1:s·:::: ::::::::::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::: · 'If I•'lorid11 ......................................... II Georgi11..... •. ••• ...•.....•........ .• . • • • . . • • . II fnd\n:p territory .................... ·••·••·•••·· j

M1:~~~~~~::: ::::::: :::::::::: :: ::: :::::::::::: i North Carolina................................. II South Carolin11 ................................. II

~:~~~~~~~. :: : :: : : : : :::::::::::: ::·.: ::: :: ::::::·. i Virginia ....................................... II

Bolls µ~1111lly Jarse~t 011 fertlle bottom lands (Gen· I eral Dis;ussion).

Boll-worm, appenmnce of, ln: AJ11bnma ••.......•••••...•.•••••••.•••.••..•... II Arknnsaa ..•..••••...•..•...••••..•..••.••..•.. I Florid11 .•...••.....•....••.•••.•...•.•...•.••.. II Georgia ......•.••••••...••.•••.•••••••.•••.••.. II Indian territory • • • . • • • . • • •. • •• . ••• . • • • .••••••. I

ii~~!=~~i::::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::::::::::::: f North U11rolin11................................. II •rennesseo .. . . • • • • . • • • • • . • . . . • . • • • • • • • . • . • . • • • . I Texas ......................................... I Virginia . . . . . . • • . • • • . . . • . . • . • . • . . • • • • • • • . • • • • • . II

Boll-worm in Texas: Causes tho cotton-plant to rnn to weed......... I N over attacks cotton in presence of corn •• • • • • I

Bottom lnnds of: Bluff region of Tennessee • • • . . . . . • • . . . • • • . •••• I Indian territory, descl'iption, terraces, and nn· I

alyses of. Lime-sink region of Georgia, oharaoter and JI.

nnalysls of. Onk-uplnncls region of North Uarolina ......• ~. U Timbered region of Texas, character and pro- I

duotivenesa of. llottom prairie soil of Red river, Lonlsi11nn, an11lyscs I

of soils of. Brazil-wood In Texas, occurrence of................. I Brazos alluvial region of Texaa, cotton production of. I Brazos River drainage basin of Texas, area and ex. I

tent of. Breaking up land, draft employed In, in:

Alabama ............•••••.••••••...•....••.••• II Arkansas ...........•.•..•••••...•....••.•••••• 1 .Floridn. .......•...•••.•.••.•••••...••....••.••. II Georgia.......... . • • • • . ••• • • . • •• • • . • . • • • . . . . • • . II llft

· Inili?-:P territory . . • . . • • • • . . • . . • • • . • . . . . . . • • • • . I

~~:t~rr~~::::::::: ::::::::::::::: :: : : : :: : : : :: i North Carolin11 .••.•.••..••••••••.••.•.•...•... II South Oarollnn . . . • . . . • . . . • . •• • • • • •• • • . . • . . . • . • U Tennease~ ...... ·········-············· ........ I Texas ..•..•... ,................................ I Virgin\11 ..••.•..•.•.•... -..•••••••..•.......... II

Broad ri\'er, South Carolina, length and navigation of. U Broke]) region of the western elope of the Sierra Ne- II

vadamountains, California, area and description of.

:Brown- and red-loam region of no1·thwest Georgia, II extent, general character, and analyses of soils of.

H 12,14

128

154 . 100

75 68

• 168 30 BO

liiO 26 74

55-58 100 156

20

155 102, 103

09 170, 171

30 81,82

152, 153 27 76 59

102 158, 169

20 37

155 102, 103

00, 70 171

30 81,82

152 76

102 158, 159

20

lU,115 160

17 14

48,40

18

27

16, 17

81 50 17

158 97 67

168 20 77

147 25 78

51-M 97

153 19

9 61

25-28

'

General folio

(at bottom ofpnge}.

636 634, 636

ma

164 636 783 248 434 868 182 352 524 600

511-514 472 814 642

105 638, 6B9

249 436, 437

868 183, 184 354, 355

525 608 515 4i4

816, 817 642 49

105 638, 639 249,250

437 868

183, 184 854 008 474

810,m

772, 77B

818

389

852

814, 815

550 685

118, 119

Paga ~ of special <ii report.

General folio

(11t bottom· of page}. '1i

Brown-loam lands of Florida, area, extent, general II character, ancl analyses of.

Brown-loam prairies of: · Louisian11, analyses and desc.ription of . . . . . . . . I Texas, extent, character, analyses, and partial I

area of. Brown-loam table-lands, bluff region, and cane-hills, I

totul are11 and cotton production of (General Discussion).

Drown-loam table-lands of:

17, 18 107, 108

21-24 123-126 26, 27 ~84, 085

4 16

Mississippi, o.rna, character, timber, analyses I 33-85, 73 235-237, 275

of, und cotton production in. Tennessee, region, are11, extent, and character ~ { 301 aoa

of. S I 10-21,54-62 420~4, Brown-loam uplands of Alabama, nrea1 ch11rnoter, and II 37,41-45,54 47, 51-55, 64

analyses of. llrown'a valley, Alabama, area, geological character, II 17-19,05,96 27-20,105,106·

and soils of, l3rnMes of the alluvial region of Louislan11........ . . . I J3uokshot clay ltlmls of the Mississippi ulluvial. re· I

gion of Mississippi. Bnckshot clars and ~oils of the Mississippi, ch1wno- I

ter of, in Tennessee. Buckshot land of the :Mississippi alluvial region in I

Missouri. Buckshot lands of Arkansas River bottom.. . . . . . . • • . I Buckshot lands underlie the whole of the pJa.in of

the 1Iississi11pi river (General Discussion). I

19 12-121

15, 16

15-21

14-81

75

121

214-323'

387, 388'

550-617 87

Buckshot soil of Louisiana, production ancl ngricul· } tural ~·alne of.

I ~ O, 14, 15, 111,110,117, ~ 21, 46, 47 123, 148, 149

Bnenaventlll'a lUver valley, California, extent and description of,

Buena Vista folrn, Californi11, characterofthewaters of.

Buhrstone gToup (Tertiary) in:

n

Il

A. lalnima... . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . • . . • • . • . II Mississippi . . . . • • • • . . . • . . . . . . . • • . . • . • . . • . . . . . . . I

Bnhrstone, occurrence of, in Georgi11................. II Buhrstone region of South Carolina., character of.... II Byler riclgo, Alnbama, extent of...................... II

(J,

Cache oreok, California, lands and canal of........... II Cacho River lands in Arkansas, extent, ch11rnoter, 11nd I

products of. · Cahaw1J11 coal-field, Alabama, are11 nnd description of II CahawlJa valley, AlalJama, area nnd geological II

stmoture of. Cajon valley, California, area, charncter, and descrlp· II

tion of. Clllaveras river, California, irrigntlng facilities of..... II Calcareous clay lanus of the Righlanc1 rim and East I

Tennessee.

116 774

23, 24, 09 081, 082, 72>.

35, 45 12

41, 42

11

100, 111

45,55· 214

307, 308· 467

JlO, J2L

21 679"

17 .• 56, 58 553, 592, 504

20 36

17, 18 27, 28

30, 108

26

20, 88

697, 766.

084'· 398, .uo,

680 Calcareous marls of All11Jam11, chamcter aml analy· II 708'

67-60 77-79•

675

163 633' 247 429 867 179 849 523 605

507-510 469 811 641

465 7l9

291-294

BOS Of. Calcareous soils, prcva)ence of, and their relation to I 3

Mttcm production (General Discnsslon). Calciferous formation in:

A.laba-ma. . . • • . . . • . . . . . • • • . . • . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . II 17 Georgin,. • • • • • • • • • • . . • . • • • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . II 24

California: Area., pOJ.llilatlon, tilled land, cotton produo- I 5

tion, and rank of, ruuong the st11tes (Gen-eral Discussion).

Cotton ftllei·, measurements of (General Dis· I 16, 17 cnsaion).

Cotton Production in, and reasons for restrlo· I 9 tion in tho past (General Discussion).

In1lex to Report on . . . . . • • . . . . . • • • • . • . • . . . . . • . • II 188-188 Report on Cotton Production in tlie State of, II i-ix, 1-188

l>y Professor Eugene W. Hilgard. Sample of cotton from, shows longest fiber I 36

(General Discussion). Special agent for (General Discussien}.... . . . • . I 6

15-

2T 290

l'l.'

28, 29"

21

791-796 659, 706

18'


Page ;:! of special p: report.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!

Cll'll11ls for inigation in California.. . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . • . . II ~{

Canobrako regio11 of .Alabama, general desorjption of II Cane-growth 11 standard for estimating fertility of II

95-09, 103-100

4'6-48 36

land in South Carolina. Cane-hills region of Mississippi, elevation, general

deauription of, all:~ cotton production in. Capnci~y anil kinch of pre

0

a8os for baling cotton In : .Alabama ..................................... .. Arkansas .................• ,. ................ ..

~~~t~t !.ii···:;:; •... :;··--~··· :1:.:: South Carolina, ................................ . Tennessee .................................... .

~1;g1~1i~·::: ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cape Mendocino, Callfornia~a weatlrnr divide .•...•.. Carboniferous formation in:

!~~~~1~~·:·:·:·:·::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::'.: Indian territory .•..•..••..•.....•....•.•......

ff~i~~~\: ::~ ::~~:::::::: :::::::::: :::: :::::: Carmel valley, California, description of ............ . Carpenterla valley, C11Ufot'nia, extent and descrip

tion of.

I 45

n 165 I 102 II Q9 II 170~

I BO I 81 I 152 I 27 II 75. II 58 I 101,102 I 158 Il 20

Il 11

II "JR I 20, 82 II 21, 22, 26 I 8 I' 1e I 18, 141, 142 l[ 8

II 113 II 115

Castor bean in South Carolina, growth rufd yield of n the.

35

Catawba river, length, full, and navig11tion of the, in II South Carolfna.

Caterpillar, appearance of, in:

t~J~{~~; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ rii'rliun territory .• - ••• ---..................... .. Lonisiana ..................................... . :Mississippi ................................. .. North Carolin11 ............................... . South Cn.rolina ............................... .. Tennessee ................................... ..

~i:ti~ia: :: : :: :::: ::: ::::::::::: ::::: ::::-:::: :: Caterpillar destroyecl by 1tUts in Louisiana .......... . Caives, blowing, in Georgia, ocomTence of ........... . Cedar glndes of Coosa vn.lley, .A.Iabam{\ ............. . Ceclnr valley, Georgia, description of .............. .. Centrnl basin of Tennessee :

.A.1'6!1 ancl cotton production of (General Dis-cnsslon),

Area, extent, nnd character of region ........ .. Cotton J>roduction in ......................... .. Limestones, description of ................... . The most populous portion of the state anit

one of the centers of cotton produ.ction. Central black prnil-ie region of Teims, area, extent,

chm•acter, abrupt termination of bald hills, elevations, settlements, timbered lands, and western border of,

Central cotton bolt of: Alabama, cotton product per acre and its re·

lation to population in. •Georgia, area, subdivisions, general character,

and analyses of. Georgia, cotton production in .•. ' .............. .

Central prail'ie region of; Alabama, aren, extent, subdivisions, and.i gen

eral character of. Alabama., cotton prodnot per acre in, and its

relation to populatilm. .A.ln.bnmn, trees and plants oharaoteristia of ..•. Louisinna, description of ...................... . Miagiee!ppi, el<tent, general description of, anc1

cotton proiluction Jn. Centrnl red-lonm region of .Arlrnnsas, area and gen

oml description of. 56 0 p

II I II II I I -l II II I I II I II TI TI

I

I I I I

I

II

TI

TI

:er

II

II I I

I

9

83,122, 155' 102, 103

09, 70 170, l71

00 81,82

152 76 59

102, 103 ]58,159

20

82 lll5

20,23

70

4

28-85

41

83

28

34-87, 60

62,0B

38-46

55,56

86,45-51

62

58 28, 20, 05 51-58, 75

28, 29

General t'olio

(at bottom vfpage.).

753-7571 761-70<>

50-58 402

247

165 088 240 430 868 183 354 fi2G 607 5~4

473, 4'74 816 642 060

27 505, 568

287, 288, 204 846 214

670, 7Jl9, 800 030

771

778

491

405

93, 132, 105 (}38, 630 240, 250 436, 437

808 183, 184

354 608 515

474, 175 810, 817

()42 184

401

30,B_3 342

10

400-407

4.13 455 400

092-695, 708

n,73

304-312

821, 822

46, 55-01

72

08

IBO, 131, 167

253-260, 277

564, 5051

Chalcodony, occurrence of, in Georgia................ II Chalk bluff, .Arkansas, elovntion and section of...... I Champlain formation in:

Florida ........................................ II Louisian11o ...................................... I

Chanclolcnr islnnils, Louisiann, character of..... • • . . I Ch1qmrral soil of California, oharacte~and analysis of. II Chaparrnla and arroyos of the !jOUthwe!Jt of Texas... I Chametor of subsoil.a in:

.Alabama ....................................... II A:rkansns ...................................... I Florida ........................................ TI Georgia .•...................................... 'II Incllan territory. . .. . . . .. . . • . . • . • .. .. • . • . .. . .. • . I

~:m~~!r!~~::: ::: : ::: :: : ::: : : : : : : : :: ::: ::: : : : :: ~ Nortl1 Carolina ................................ U Tenn1msco . . . . . . . .. • • .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . . .. . . .. I Texas .......................................... I Vit-glnii~ ....................................... II

Cbnracter, tilling qunlltlea, and prod uotivciness of

soils {see dotaile<l indexes) in: .A.ln.bnma. . . • • • • • • • • .. . • • • . • ... . . .. . .. . .. . . . . • .. II Arlrnnsaa. ...•. ...•.• ........ .... ....... .. . . . .. I <Jnlifornia.......... •• • • . • . . • . • . • • .. . . . . . . . .. . . . II I~lol'icln ........................................ II Qoor~i11 ........................................ II

Lindi_a1:1 territory ......... ·.o,.. . • • • • .. • . .. . .. . • • . I

OlllSlllDll. ........................................................... I

~a~:~~~f,f?.~ :: : : :::::: :::::: :: :: : : :: : : : : : :: : : : : : I NorthCarolina ......................... : ...... fT :South Caroilna....... ........ ••. • .. . • . . .. .. .. .. II Tennessee ..................................... I

~~;;;i;;iii.'::: :: : ::::::::::::::: ::::::: :: ::: : :: ::: ir Charges, cost of salo, and Insurance on cotton crop, in:

Alabama ....................................... II .Arknnsns ...................................... I Floddn. ........................................ II Georgia ........................................ II Incliau territory • • .. .. • • • • • • . • .. .. • • • ... • • • • • • . I 1 Louisiana ...••••••..•.•.•....•••..•.••••••.•.•.. I

ii~~~~~~~~fr~;~rnrn~rnrn~rn;~~rn~~:~jjj t VirginJn. ....................... f. ............... II

Charges for stol'ing cotton in: Al;ibam11o ...................................... II .Arkansas ...................................... I Florida ........................................ II

~~m~1~~~ ~~ ~~::: ~ ~ ~~ ~~~: ~;~;~; ;;;~ ~~~~~~~ ~ ~~ ¥ North Carolina ................................ II Tennessee ....................... : ............. I Texas ......................................... I Vlrgi:nl& ....................................... II\

Cha1·ges perbnle, amoantof, against farmers, in: .A1!1i!>ama ....................................... II Arkansas ...................................... I

'Flot'ida ........................................ II

i:~::m~~ii· ::::::::::: :::::::: ::.:::::::::: ::: ::: 1l ~i:!~~~:f~1. :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::: i Nol'lh Carolina ................................ II Tennossee • • . • • . . . .. . .. . . . . . . • . . . . .. . • • • . • • • • . . I Tmms .......................................... I Virginia. ....................................... Ii

Chattahoochee bnsin of Geo1·gia, 11rea and d\;sorip- TI tion bf.

Chatta1wochcc; river in: .Alabama, drninnge area of, how oharnote1ize1l. .Alabttmn, greeusancl marl bed in the bluff of .•. Georgia, ulluvial lnncls of ..................... . Georgia, greensand ma1·l bod and banks of ..•..

Chnttoogn valley of Georgin ..................... , ••. Chnttoogata Mountn.Jn range in Georgia. ..••..••.•... Chazy nnd Trenton fo1·mations in Georgia, l\lnda

dcrived from. Chnzy fuimation in .Alabama ..... ;; ................ . Chemical analysis, methods used in, dotnUa and in

terpretation of (General Disonsaion). Cherokee inition, area, extent, and desorlption of por

tion of tho Indian te1Titol'y occupiet1 by tl1c. Chcrty lnucls of the northern barrens region of Ark

ansas.

II II II TI II II II

II I.

I

I

15

20, 58

11, 12 0

54,

51, 52 14

78-148 4U-04 37-0:J

70-158 21-~5 43-73

88-14B lfi-]8 30-04 48-02

00-148 12-14

162 ·115

190, 137 70

183 34

01, 02 163 30

s2, sa 70

117, 118 171,172

25

156 106, 107

71 174 3l 85

155 28 78

104, 105 162

21

lM 107 71

174 85

155 28 78

105 102 21

160 107 71

174 85

155 28 78

105 102

21

l!fr

0,45 00

44 45

78

19 25,26

17, 18, 22 60, 01

21, 22

85, 37, BS

881

Genernl follo

(at hott.om of page).

281

556, 60£

rn1, mt lM. 156

709, 710 072

88-158 585-630 217-2-13 230-424 Siifl-80:! 145-175 ~00-345 fil:J-516 fi02-506 420-404 718-806 034,..GUll

172 651

10!11 nm 256 449 872

103, 104 am; 528

014, 015 liW

480, 400 820, ~~~

166 042, 643

251 440 800 187 357 52U 610

476, ·177 820 6,13-

16(!; 648 251 4.40-187 357 6~6 (Ill)

477 82() 0·13

Hl6 043 2{il

' 440 187 857 626 010 477 820 M'J. 282

19,55

76 310

811 339

28& 291,,292

271 281 B2

72,73

859, 80()

571, 1\78, 574

I

882 GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Pago ~ of special " report. ~

Cherly ridge lands of: Alabama....................................... II 21,22,93-99

Georgia, timber growth, character, and ano1y- II 24, 25 sis of soil of.

Chiclrnsaw bluffs of tho :Mississippi................. I Chickasaw nation, nren, extent, and description of I

portion of Indian territory occupied by tho. Chicot county, .Arknnsn,s:

Ranks as second among counties of all cotton I states. ,

14 24

40

llanks second in product per acre among the I 8 counties of tho United States ({lenernl Dis-cussion).

Chinese in Cnlifornin,, cba!illcter of, as cotton pickers. II 75

Chlorine in soils, remarks on (General Discussion)... I ~

Choctawhntchie l'ivor, .Alabama, drainage system of. II 1-0 Chootawllatlon, nrcn·, extent, an<l description ofpor· I 23, 24

t!on of tbe Indian territory occupied by the. Dhowchillrt creek, California,, character of oh!lnnele II 25

aml lan<ls of,

'Chunntnugga 21tlgo, Alabama,, nature rtnd analyses} II S 46,48-1o2oil

of so!1s of. l Cienega• of California, description of................ II Cincinnati formation In Georgltt, rocks &nil soils of . . II Claiborne groups (Tertiary) of:

Alabama...................................... II {

1~~m~~~:: :: :::::::::: ::: ::: :::::::::::: :::::: ¥ Mississippi . . . . • • . .. • .. .. • .. . . . . • • . . . . . . • • . . • . . I

Clay-loam lands of tho gray.silt prairie region of I Arkallsas.

Clay-loam soil of Mississippi alluvial region of I .A.rlrnnsas.

Clay-slato lands of South Caroldni>, cha-rncter and II analyses of.

Cla,y slateR, occurrence of, In Georgia................ II Clay soil of :MissiBsip].li alluvi11l region in Missouri... I Clear Jake, California, extent and character of the II

surrounding Yalley. •

42

28

35 52 142: 143

14,15 10 12

59, 60

50

40

13 15-21

119

Clement attachment to cotton gin, value of (General I 86 Discussion).

Climate, remar'ks on, In: .Alabama ....••••••.••••...•. : •...•• '........... II Arlrnnsns •.••••••.. ......... •••.• ••••••••. ••••. I Cnlifomia. ... • . . •• . . . . ........... .• ••• •• • . . . . .. II J;'lol'hla . . . . . . . . . • . • • • . • • . .. .. . . • • • • . . • • • • • • . • .. II Groriria ........................................ JI In<li.n:1 territory • • • . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . • .. • • I LomRrn.rni. ...................................... I

~l:~:,~~;t'.~'. :::::::::: :: :::: ::: ::: : ::::::::::::: i Ncn·th Carolinrt ••••••. .............. ...•....... II Son th Carolina . . . .• . • .•• . . •• . .. . .. ... ••• • . • . . . II ~L'r<n1•easeo . . • • • . . .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • • • . .. • • • ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • • I

~~~i~·i;;:::::: :::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :: :: :: fr Clinton formation of:

.Alalmma .................. , • . . .. .. . . . . . • . . . . . • . II Georgia ........................................ II

Close snudy soil of Sotith Carolina, analysis of .••••• II Clostni; an<l beginning of cotton-picldng season in:

.Ahtbnma...... .. . . • • • .• •. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • •• • • . II

.At·knnfinR ...................................... I Cnlifomin............ •••• .• . . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . lI Ji'Jorida .. .. . . . . . . .. .•.... ••. . . . .. •. . . ••. ••• . • • II Geol'glo. ... , .................................. II Inell.»~ t~ri-itory . . •. . . • . .•••......•..••.. •••••. I

~~~t~;~~·:::::::: _::::::::::::: :: : : :: :: : :::: :: f Nol'th Crtrolina ................................ II South Cnrolin;i. ......••.•...•......• ,; .......... 1I Tennessee . •• . ... • . . . ••• • ••• • .• . . . . . . . .. . . . . ••. I

~l;;i~·i;; ::::: ::::: :::::::::::: ::: : : :: : :: : :::::: fr Coohuiln, Mexico, ~otton culture in the st.ate of (in II

Report on California). Coal'bc<ls of Toxns, occuri-enee of ..• • . . . .. . . . . ••• •• . I Coal-measures, beds and thickness of, in Georgiit.... lI

Coal·m;;::::;:f~~:~~~~~.~~ '. ..•.. •••••· .... ···••··· ··/ II

.Arkansas, conurrence of....................... I

;~~;ng~a;~.~~~~;;:. ~~~~~~~;~. ~~d ·;~;r~~~~~~-· \ ~

10-12 10

8-18, 100 7

11, 20, 21 8 0

9, 10 7,8

10, ll 16-46

12 15, 38

8

17, 18, 23 28

23

114, 154 101 75 68

168, 176 30 80

151 26 75

M-58 1-00 157

20 131

18 22

17-25, 91-115

11

22

8 j

Genernl. folio


31, 32 103-109 290 291

386

862

576

20

7B3

78

2Jl 861, 802

683

50, 58-00, 188

700 294

46, 621152, 153

280, 281 112 214

u95, 506

586

496

279

513-519 777

48

20-22 546

666-676, 764 187

277, 286, 287 840 111

211, 212 505, 506 542, 5'19 472-1102

884 673, 600

630

27, 28, 33 204 479

124, 164 687

·733 248

434, 442 868 182 353 524 607

511-514 472 815 642 789

676 288

27-B5, l01-l25

547 288 846

Pitge -::. of SJ.10Cii>l ~ report.

Coal.measures of .Alabama, region of: Agricultural foatnres of....................... II Cotton produc.t per acre in, anil its relation to II

population. Coal.measures of the black calcareous prairies of Mis· I

souri. Coast and southern prairie region of Texas, cotton I

production of. Coast lands of the Gulf aud Atlttntio in, Florida, rel.a- II

tions bet.yeen. Coast line QJ; California, trend and charnctor of...... U Coast marshes of:

Florida, clescription and area of ....••.•••...... II :M!seissippi, character and YOgetation of........ I

Const of: California, character of................... . . • • • . II North Carolina, banks of the, character of ...... II South Carolina,appearanceof, when approached II

from the soa. Texas, character of. . . .. • . • .. . . • . . . .. . • • . • • . • • . I

Coast prairies of Toxns alld Louisiana, total nreaancl I cot.ton prodnction of (Geneml Discnssion)•

Coast Range foot-hills of California, general clcscrip- II tionof.

Coast Range region of California: General description of . . • . . • .. . . .. . .. . . • .. . .. • . II Gcological featnres of .......................•.. II North of San Pablo bay, general description of. II South of San Pl'blo bay, general description of. II The bay country, general clescrlption of. . . . . . . II

Coast re~ion ef: .Alabama, plants charactel'istlc of.............. II .Alnbama, treeless charucter and siilino marshes II

of. Georgia, area an cl general <lescrlptlon of . • • • • • . II Georgia, eotton J.lrOduction in the.............. II

26-28

63

8

50

26

47, 56

27 07, 68

7

13 15, 16

14, 80

4

84-37

44-im,,

8 55-59

411-55 45,46

57

50

51-53

56

South Carolina, cultural and economic details of Il S 51,54,55, l 5S-Ul South Carolina, extent, surface features, ell- II 15--21

mate, henlth, soils, and productions of. Toxns, ebarnctllr of........... . . .. • .. .. • . . . . . . . I

Cohutta mountain& ill Georgln, metamorphio oh11r- II acter of.

Colimn, :Mexico, cotton cultnro in tho state of (in Re- II port on California).

80-34

19, 21

131

Colonies in Uallfomia-, locations of.......... . • . . . . . . . II 90, 10~, 107

Colorado ri"cr, Al'izona, cotton produced on (in Re- II 130 ])Ort on California).

Colorado River bottom soil in Colilornlo., analysis of.. Il 40

General folio


3~B

73

506

708

206

'i05,7U

207 260, 270

6()5

545

471, 472

672, 088

10

002-{)05

702-717 066

713-717 704-718 703, 70~

07 66

317-319 322

507,510,511, 514-517

471-477

688-692

285, 287

786

754, 763, 765 788

008

Colorado River drainage basin, Texas, area and ex- I 17, 46, 47 075, 704, 705 teut of.

Comal river, '.Pexas, falls ancllt;mter·power of . .. . . . . . I Comanche peak, Texas, elevation nn<l rlescription of.. I Commissions of merchants on sales of cotton in:

.Alabama, ...................................... II

.Arkitusas...................................... I Flodda ........................................ II Geor~la ........................................ II lnclian territory......................... . . . .. . I

~=~!~~r~~:::::::::·::::·: ::::::::: ::::::::::::: ~ North Cnrolinit ................................ II 'fennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . .. . .. . . • .. . .. . . . I Texas,.......................................... I 'Virginia . . . .. . . .. • . . . . . .. . • .. • • . .. . • .. • • .. . . • . . II

Comparison between the races in relation to cotton II ])ro<laction in .A'labama.

Compa1'ison of analyses of ~ay silt prairies of .A.rk- I ansas and Louisiana (In Report on Arkansas).

Compost; Gullctt's (in Report on' Louisiana) . • . . . . . . I Compost reoommenclecl in iRtensive cotton culture in II

Georgia, by F. C, Furman.

I Comp~:~:::,:~:~~.' .•...........••..•...•....••...... II li'lot"icla . .. .. . . . • . . • • .. .. . • . . .. . • • • • . • .. • . .. . • . . II

~i~~fsi~iiiX::::::: ::::::::::::::: ::::::: ::: : :: : 1/ North Cnroliua ................................ II South Carolina . • • . . . • .. • • .. • • .. • . .. . •• • . . •• • . . II

l T

137

122

156 107

71 174

31 85

155 28 78

105 162 21

02-64

64, 78 58, 59

795 780

166 &!$ 251 440 809., 187 257 5:!6 610

• 477 820 643

72-74

[JOO

' 106, 180 824, 325

154 JOI 07 2-17

100 4!12 ' 1481 350

73 GOS 52-54, 50 508-510, 512

1" •1

GENERAL IN:r>EX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Condition and nationality of, and wages paid to, labor-ers ill'·:

Alnbamn ......•....•.....•....•..••......•.•••. II Arlmnsas .•••..•..•...••.•••••••••••.•......••. I California . . . . . • • . . . . • . . . • . . • . . • .. • . . • . . . • . . .• . II li'lorida . . . . . • . . . • . . • • • • . • • . . • . • • • • • • • • . • • • . . . • II Georgia . • . . . . . . • • . . • • . • • • . . • . • . • . . . • • . . . • . . • • . II Indian territory . . . . . . • • . • . • . • • • . . • . . . . • . • • • . . . I Louisiana...................................... I

~1=~~~~1.r~.i-:: :: ::::::: ::::: :: :: : :::::::::::: :: : ~ North Carolina .•..........•••..•.•••...•..•.•. II South Carolina........................... . . . . . . II Tennessee . . • • • • • . • • . • . • • • • . • . • • . . . •• • • . . . • . • . . I Te:rns .............•.....••••.•••.••.•.......... I V:irginia . . • . • . • . ••• • . • •. ••. ••.. .• .•.••..•... •.•. II

Conditions imposed by transportation companice ne to wetgbt of.bales in: .

Alabama ....•...•...••..•. .': ..••••...•...... • .. Arkansas .....•••....•..•.•......••..•••••..•.. l<'loricla ....................................... .

~~i~l~ii~-. ·. :: : : : : : ::: : :::::::::: :: : :'. :::::::::: ~l::~~~:r~~ ::::.:::::::::::::::: :::: :: :: :: : ::: : : 1'orth Carolina .....••....•....•......•...•.... South Carolina ..•...•.......•...•..•.•••.••.... Tmrnosseo ........•.•.•••••....••.....••••.... -

'.{;T;;i~io: ._: ::: : : :: ::::: :::: :::::: ::: :::::::::::: Conecuh i·iver, Alabama, drainage system of .•••.•... Contents of volumes on cotton culture. (See back of

title page.) Contra Costa Mmmtnin muge, California, elevation

and description of. Cooper River marls, occurrence of, in Son th Carolina. Coosa coal-field of .A.lnbnmn, area and description of •• Coosa river, Alnbnma, drainage system of ..•..••.•••• Coosa Valley region, Alabama:

Area, goolog!cal features, and subc1ivisiona of the Togion and its outlleJ1S.

Cotton pl'Oduct per acre In, and its relation to population.

Extent nn<l structure of, and section showing topographical features.

Coqu!na, charn<iter and eJ<tont of, in Floricla ..•.••••• Cornl formation, extent of, in Florida ............•... Corn, ncrongo and produotion of, in :

Alabama .....•...•...•••••.•••••••••......•..•• A1·lrnnsns .............••.••....•..••••..••.•.•. California .•••.•.••.••.•..••..••••.•••••.••...•. l<'lorida ••....••••••...•...•.••..••.•..•.••..•.• Georgia ... ·············!····· ............... . In<1mn ter!'ltory ••.••••••••..•.•............... :Kentucky (inRHpo1•t on Tennessee) ..••••..•••• :Louisinua ..•..•••.••••..•........•...•...•••• :M isslssif pi ...•..•..••....•.....•.••••..•..•••• Missour .....•••••••.•.•••••••.•......•.•.•••. North Carolina •....•.....•.•••..............•. South Onrolinn. .•••••••••.•••.•.••••••.•...•••.. Tennessee .•.••........••..•...........•.......

~~;;i~iii::::: ::: ::::::: ::::::::: ::::::: :: :::::: Corn, acrenge.gro11ter thn.n tll1tt of cotton In Arkansas. Corn, soil ingPedients withdrawn by (General Dis·

cussion).

CoITesponclents, abst~aots of reports of, in mono-graph on:

Al,.bnma ...................................... . .Ar•knnsas ...... , .•.•...•.•.••••....... ·'········

~l~~.~gfa.·.: :::: :::: :·: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::: Jndinn tenitory .•••••.•..•...•.•...•.••..•••..

fil;m;~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Nm·th Cai·olina ....•.....••.....••...........•. Sou1 h Ci1rolina .•.....••.....••••...•..••...•.. Tennessee ....•......•.••...•.•...•....•....•.. Texas ..•.....•..••.•••.........•...••••••••••• Virgin!" ..•...............•..•.................

CoITespon1lents, names and addresses of, in: .Alabanrn •..•..........••••.......•.....•.•..••.. A.rlrnnsas .............. · ·. - . ·. - -,. · · · · · · · · • • • • · California .••.....•••.......•..•••.••..••..•.•.. Florida .......•...........•.....•......•..•.•.. G<•orgla ...•••.•..•...•..•..••••......•...••.. Ind l_ai;i tetTitory . . . . . . . • • . . ..•......... · ..•.... Lomsrnnn. .......•...••..••..•••.••..•...•••..

~t~~~';i1'.j'Pi ·::: :: : ::::::::: :: ::::::: :::: '. :::::: North Carolina. .•••••.•••...•.••..••••.•.•..•••. South Unrollna ••••••.••..•.••• ~ •••••••.•.•••.•

II I II II I I I II II I I IT II

II

II II II

II

II

II

II II

II I II II II I I I I I II II I I II I I

n I II II I I I I II JI I I II

II I II II II I I I I II II

155,156 104, 105 130, 131

70, 71 172, 173

31 83, 84.

154 27,28

77 00-66

43,104 161, lg~ ,.,

155 102

69 170

81 152 27 76 58 10~ 158

20

10

46

11 26, Si-89

9,10

17-25

61-63

18

27

26

5, 6 5, 6 3,4

4 6-8

3 no 5,6 5,6

4 5,6

4 6-8

7-10 3

39

50

78-148 4!1-94 38-110

70-158 22-25. 44-78

88-148 15-18 80-04 M-58 48-02

60-148 12-14

150-152 96

125 66

1-00-162 28 76

146 24 ?2 50

165, 166 640, 641 788, 780 250, 251 438, 430

869 185, 186

356 525, 520

609 516-522 415, 47G 819, 820

643

165 038 240 430 1S3 ll54 625 007 6J4 474 SlO 642

20

704

487

36, 07-90

19, 20

27-86

71-73

28

207

206

16, 16 641, 542 001, 062

184 272-274

841 482

107, 108 207, 208

502 537, 538

400 878-ll80 065-668

025 575

02

88-158 585-0SO 218-240 886-424 860-803 140-175 290-345 513-510 562-506 510-514 420-404 718-806 6M-636

160-162 082 78.1 246

426-428 866 178 848 522 004 506

Correspon<fonts, names nnd addresses of, in-cont'd. Tennessee •••.•••••.•••••••••.••..•....•.•••••.

~?::~;;: :: :::::::::: ::: ::::::::::::: :::::::: :: Corundum, occunence of, in South Carolina ..••..•.. Cost of cotton pl eking in:

Arkan6ns .......•••••.•••••••••••••••••.••.•••. Floridn .•.•....•.•.• ; .........•••••...••••.•••.

~~~~fs'.~iiiii ::::::: ::: :: :::::::: ::: : :::::::::: :: Nor th Cntolina .............••..•...••••••••••. Soutl1 Carolina ....•..•••..•.••..•••••.......•• Texas ..•.••..•............••...•.•..•••.•••••• Virginia .••........••...•..•.•..•.•......•..•••

Cost of cotton picking in Mexfao (In :Report on California),

Coat of cotton production, estimated, In:

I I II II

I II II

lr lI I II II

Alabama .••..•...•.....•......•....•...••..••. 'II Arlrn.nsas............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . . . . • . I

~rc,~;'d:'.~::::::::::::::::::'.::::::::::::::::::: ii Georgia....................................... II Indian territory . . ...•. .•••.•.. •..... .. . • .. • • • . I Louisiana . . • . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . I M!ssiso!ppi , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . I MlBROUl" ....................................... I North Carolina . . . . . • • • •• . . . . . • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . II ~south Uarollna ••• .. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . • . II Tennessee ..........••.•.....................•. I Texas .....•.••••••••••••........•...••......•. I Virginia....................................... II

Cost of cotton prodootlon, itemized, In: Alabnmn ...•......•....•••...•...............•. II Arlrnnsas .•. . .. . ..... .••• .. . ... .• ... . . . . • . . . • • . I California ......••.....••.....•..••............. II

~~rr.~f ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: :: : ::::::: ¥ North Carolina. .•••....•••..••...••.•...••.•••. II Tennessee . • •• • • . . • • • • • • . • • • . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . I Toxns •.• · .•.•.•••.•...•••.•• : •........•......•. I

Cost of drayage in: A1•knnsas .•••••.•.•..•••..•••........•...•••••• Lonfoi,.ntt, .................................... . MlssisAippi •.••••.•....•...•...............•.•. No1·th Ca101imi •••••..•....• .-•••......•.•...... Tonnossoo .•••••••••••..•••...•••...•.........• Texas ......................................... .

Cost of en1e, chm·gea, and insurance on cotton crop In: Alabama ..•.........•.•• , •••.•••••.••••.•...••. Arlrnnsna: .•...............••.••••.•.•..•...... Flol'ida ..•.•••••....•...•....••••••••••••••.••• Gcm·gia .....•••••.....•.•••••.••••••........... In<11!11!- territory ..........••••..•.• ' ......•.•.. JJOlll8lUTilt. ....... .............................. ,. ............ • :Mia.-lssippl ........•.......•.•.••..••.•••.•.... :Missouri ....•..............•••••••..•••...•.. N ort.h Curolln11. ..•...........••.•..•..••.....•. Tennessee ...................•.......••......•. Texas ........................................... .. Virginia ............................ : ...•..•...

Ct\tc Blanche islnml, Louisfana, location of .....•..... Ct\te Gelee, LoulRlnna, description of ...........•...•• Cotton, acrefl.go 11mlproduotion of, in:

A11tbnma •...•••...•••••.••.••..••••••••.•••••• Arkansas ••••••..•.••.••••...•..•..••••.•••..•. Florida. .•..•...•..••...•••..••.....••••••.•.•• Goorgia ...•••..••.•.....•..•••..•..•••.•••.•••. Ken tuclty (In Report on Tennessee) ...••.•.. - • Louisiana .•.••..•..••....•.••••.•.••.••.•••.•• ;

~l!~~,~~:r~.1.: :: : :: : : :. : :::::: ::::: :::::::::: :: : : N ortl1 Carolina ........•..•.......•••....•....•. South Carolino. ....•..•...•.....•••••.•••••••... Teonesso~ ...............•...................•. Texns .........................•..•.•..•••.••... 'Virginia ...•.......•.•...•.......•.••••.....•..

Cotton aorengo nnd till eel land in Loulsinna,.greateat disproportion between.

Cotton, after-cultivation of, in: .A.ktbam11 .•..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Arkansas ..............••••.•.. : .......•.•...•. California .... , .........••....................... Flol'ida .•••.••..•.••...••....•..•.•............ Georgln .•••.•.•••• : .•.•...•.••......•.......... Indian territory ..•••....•....................•• Loulsln.nrt .•.•••..••• · ....•.•.....•.........•...•

Ml:~~~~~-i-: :::::::::::::: :: : : :: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : North Cm-olln11 ...•...• , .•.•......•.........•... South Cat'Oli>1a ... : ......•..................•••. Tennessee .••.••••••••••••••.•••.....•........•

~!::ti.·1~· ::::::::: ::::: :: : :::::::::: :: : : : : : : : : : :

I I I II I I

II I H II I I I I II ,I I II I I

II I II II I I I I II II I I II I

II I II II II I I I I II II I I II

94-96 160-162

18 10

101 68

176 155 78 55

163 20

131

156 107

76 71

175 31 85

105 28 78 60

105 163

21

lti6 107 76

175, 176 85 28 78

105 163

107 85

15> 72

105 lOZ

156 1-00, 107

71 174

31 85

15t.i 28 78

104, ](15 102

21 23

24, 50

S-6, 60

883

General folio

(at lioLtom of page).

401!-468 808-810

649

466

697 248 4.42 357 610 511 821 042 789

106 643 734 251 441 8G9 187 357 526 610 522 477 8~1 64H

106 643 784

441, 4Ai 187 5t6 010 477 821

643 187 357 510 477 820

100 642, &J:J

251 440 800 107 357 mw 610

470, 477 820 0'13

125

120, 101

13-10, 70 . f 5'l0-042 D-6, BO, 40 ) ~ 575, 57Q 8,4, 20 I 183, 18±, 200 '! 260 ''74 a-a, 54, 55 1 a2~~12i

ioo I 41:11 3 4 35 36 1 tr5, !OO,

r •. '' ~ 137 1 'JS \ 'n' n-a. 12 I 205-20~. _ 74 3,4 501, 502 3-6 5J5-5BB

3 450 B-8 a75-s8o

8-6, 49, 51 001-004, 707, 700

a, 10 020, oaa an 141

154 164 100 686

75 I .733 68 248

107 4113 30 868 80 182

150 852 20 524 74 606

55-58 611-514 09, 100

156 4.71,472

814 20 042

\


I Puga

~ of special Pi report.

Cotton, a knowledge of peculiarities of, from differ· ent soils important to the planter and ginner (General DiscnsHioool.

Cotton, amount of, picked in a day in:

~~:r:.~~;;i· ·::::: ::::::: ::: ::: : : : : : : : : : : : ::: : :: North Carolina ............................... .

Cotton, amount of, picked per day by Cllinese in California.

Cotton;·a'l'.m'age prices for short- ll.lld long.staple in Florida.

Cotton baling, capacity ancl presses used for, in: Alab:hna ...................................... . At·knusas .................................. : .•.

~~o~~~i~:::::::: ::~::: :::: :::::::::: :: : : : :: :: :: : Jndi)ll) territory .......................... , .. ..

~1~:fillfr1:: :: : : : : : : :::: ::::::: :: ::: : : : : : :: : : ~: Nm·th Carolina .............................. .. South Uarolma. .............................. .. Tennessee ................................... ..

i1~~~i~ :: : : : : : : : : :: : : :: : :: : :: :: : : ::: : : : : : : : : : : Cott&n baling, fastening used in, in:

Alab11ma ............................. '. ....... . A1·kansas .................. ;· .................. . l<'lorlda ......... : ............................ .. Georgi!> ..................................... .. Indi_ai;t territory .............................. .

~1:m~;~~: :::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: No!'tb Carolina .............................. .. Sou th Carolina .............................. .. TP.nn"'8see- ........................... ·------ ............... _ ...... . Toxas ......................................... . Virginia ...................................... .

Cotton baling, ginning, and shipping in: Alabama ...................................... . Arkansas ................. '. ................... .

rii~~:~~~~~:~~~~~~: ~ ~: ~ ~: ~ ~~: ~~~~~~~~ ~~~: ~: M!ssisslppi ................................... . MtRBOllI'i ------ ------ ---· - - ................................. . North C!'\rollna ............................... . South Carolina .............................. ..

~~~::e:~.: :::::::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : ::: :::::::: Cotton blboms firijt appear, when, in:

I

ll I II II

II

II I II II I I I I, II II I I II

lI I II II I I I I II II I I II

II I II II I I I I II II I I II

~r£r.L::::=:+w:HHiiirn+: I lmllan territory .............................. : • . I

~1:i!,~1~faP:::::: :::::::: :::::::::::: :::::: :::: :: i North Cnrolini> ............................. ".. ti: Sonth Carolina, .............................. : .. II

~i;~:~~:::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::::::::::::: ! Cot!Gn bolls first open, when, in:

i$~: :;:-::+:E::::::::::+:i: i lnd1.a:i territory ............................... I

~1~~~J;Vr~ :-:::-:-:-:-:-:-:-::-:-::-::-:·:·:-:-::::::: :: : :::: :~ I N ort~ Carol!na.................. . • . • • • • • ... . . • . II

t~~~::~t:~~ :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ;~ x Cotton bolls, number of, on each plant in California.. lI' Cotton, charges, cost of sale., and insurance of orop, in,

ig~z~0: ~~-:·:·: ~-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:~ ~~~~~: ~~~~::::::: :: : X Indian territory................... . · · · .... ·· If :1:~1~:1f~'. ::-:-:·:·:-:-:-:·:-:-:-:::: :: ::: ::: ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~: ~ North U1nolina .• . ... ... .......... ••... .... . .. fr ~~:£~~~:::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::::: 1\

•

36

75 155 78 75

30

155 102

69 170 30 81

152 27 75 58

101, 102 l58 20

156 100

00 58, 170

ao 81

152 27 75 58

~rs 20

154, 155 101

ao, 69 169, 170

30 81

151 27 75 58

101,~2 157, 8

20

154 100

75 68

168 30 80

150 26 7<b

55-SB 100 156

20

154 100 75 68

168 80 80

150 26 74

55-58 100 156

20 75

lli6 106, 107

71 174

31 85

lli5 28 78

104, 105 162

12

General fo!i(}

(at botrom of page).

48

733 357 010

733

210

165 638 249 436 868 183 354 525 607 514

473,474 816 642

165 638 249

324,436 808 183 354 525 aoq 514 474 810 642

164, 165 637

210, 240 435, 436

868 183 353 525 607 514

473, 474 815, 816

642

164 636 733 248 434 868 182 352 524

511-j~~ 472 814 642

164 636 700 248 434 868 182 352 524 606.

511-514 <lc72 814 642

738

106 042, 643

251 . 440

809

1187 857 526 610

476, 477 820 684 .,

Pngo e of special ~ l'!l]JOrt,

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·!-~

Cotton, cost of production per pound or per bale in: Alabama ....................................... II Arkansas ................................ · ...... I Florida ........................................ JI

~t.~~~~1~~:~nu~:ttln\t\~~tt\~;;;~~ ~ :~ I North Carolina................................. II South Carolina ..................... : ........ - .. II Tennt~ssee ···-------·-····"'····· ... ·--···-- ......... I

~~;:;i~·10: :::: :::· ::: :::: ::::::: :: ::::::::: :::: :: A Cotton crops affeoted by accidents of weather in:

Ahbama ..................................... II Arkansas ...................................... I

~~~;~~:::;:: ::: ::: :::::~:::::: :: : :: ::: ::!::: :: ff Indmn territory................................ I

~i=~!~JW~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ North Ci>rolina .. . .. .. .. .. .. .• • • • . • . .. .. .. . . .. . II Soutll Carolina ................................. II Tennessee . .. .. .. .. • . . ... .. .. .. . • .. . .. .. . . . . . .. I Texas ........................................ ·. I Virgini1> .... .. .• ... .... • . . . • • .. . • • . . .. .. . • . .. . . II

Cotton culture:

150 107

71 58, 175

31 85

155 2R 78 60

105 '103

21

155 102, 103

69, 70 170,171

30 81, 82

152 27 76

59, GO 102

158, uo 20

Approximate area of each state over which, I . 5 extends (Gen~ral Discussion).

First plaoccl upon a perm1mont foundation in I the two Carolinas by a system of returns to the soil (General Discussion).

Regions of maximum intensity of (General Dis· I cussion).

6

Rendered profitable by fertilizers in Virginia.. II 10

{

21,24,25,

Stntistios regarding, in South Carolina .••..•.. II 29,30,Sj!, 85,4B,11'l, Cotton culture affected by troublesome woeds in: 47

Alabama ....................................... II 75-148

~l~l~~a.~:::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: I 49-94 Georgia.............................. . .. .. .. • .. ii 7~~~ Indian terdtory .. • . • .. • .. .. . . .. • • .. .. . .. • .. . .. I 22-2&

.~ •. ua"s!f0!u~1I'.r1.~_i.i_ · .. :_ :_ :_ :_ :_·_~ ·_. :_ :_ :_:_·_. :_ :_ :_ .• · :_ · .. :_ :_ :_ :_ :_ ·_. :_ :_ :_ ._· :_ :_ :_ :. :_ :. :. f 1s si41~~ No1·th Carolinn. .. .. • .. .. . .. ... • .. .... . .. . • . .. • . fr ' ~g:ij~ South Carolina................................. II 07-60 Tennessee..................................... I 43, 00-74 Texas .......................................... I 60-148 Vii'ginia...... ... . .. .... . .. ... .. . .. . .... . • .. • . . rr 11-15

Cotton culture in: .Alabama, u~e of commercial fertilizers in...... II California, history anll general remarks on..... II Californi11

1 lands of the Merced river........... JI

Oalifornii>, Santa Clara valley .•.•... , . . . . . . . . • . lI Geo:rgta, int!lnsive system of ..... ·.............. II :Mississippi, intense system of, i·eoommondecl . . r New Meio:ico, Utah, Arizona., and Mexico (In II

Report on California). Cotton diseases, insect enemies, et.o., in:

Alabama ...................................... . Arkansas ..................................... . Flol'illn. ....................................... .

~~~1;~i:~~;niijrnm:~\\~rniiH~~rn~~'. North Carolina ........ : ....................... . South Carolina ............................... .. Tennessee .................................... .

~y~~~;a ::: : : : : ::: :: ::::: :: :::::::: .:: : :: :::::: Cotton factories in operation in Mexico (in Report

on Californfo). Cotton fiber:

Comparison of lengths, widths, and strength of,

II I II II I

'} I lI II I I II II

I

(l[J

73-78

25 48

58, 59, 175 78

129, 131

155 102, 103

69, 70

170, l~~ 81-83

152, 153 27

59, ~~ 102, 103 158-160

20

180, 131

30-30

on different soils (General Discussion}. I 37 Comparison of percentage of lint of samples

grown on different soils (General Discussion). Comparison of samples grown on different soils , I 38

in Te:xM (General Discnssion}. Comparison of weigbt of five seeds with lint I 37

attachecl (General Disona$ion). '.Form of (General Biscuasion}.................. I 12

General folio

(at bottom ofpnge).

16() 043 251

324, 441 860 187 a51 526 611> 522 477 821 043

105 038, 039' 249, 250 436, 437

808 183, 184

854 625 008

515, 1>'!6 474

810, 817 642

17

21

lS

032 477,480,481, 485,480,488, 491,499,500,

50S

85-158 685-U~I) 218-2'10 338-424 860-SD3 140-l'i\5

280, 289-341> liJ:J-r>16 562-li96 613-516

415, 441-446 718-806 033-037

7& 731-731>

GSlt 781>

824, 325, 441 280

787,781Jo

llll> 638, 031} 249, 250. 430, 437

808 1S3-186 '354, 355

525 oos

515, 511> 474,475 816-818

642; 788, 78!f

48-51

41t

49

GHNERAL I~DEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Page ~ of special ~ report.

Cotton fiber-continued. Jn California, nature of .• . . . •• . • . •• .• •• • .• . . . .. II Influence of soil nnd location on {Gouoral Dis· I

CUSAion). Jnjurcil by high velocity of saws in ginning I

{Gcneml Discussion). Measurements, difficulties encounterecl in se· I

curing proper samples for (General Discus· sion).

Measurements mado by Professor J'. M. Ord· I way (Genel'!i.l Discussion).

Measurements, mnximaand minini!L of, In onoh I state {General Discussien).

Measurements, method of, and instruments for I detormininglongth, width, strt>ngth, nndper· centage of lint (.,General Discussion).

:Measurements, remarks on, by Professor llil· I ~ard (General Discussion).

Of creek bottoms, results of measurements of I (General Discussion).

Or' mnnurocl aml unmanured lnnds, results of I m,easurenlents of (General DisousE!i.on).

Ofprairio lands,. results of measurements of I {Gonorul DJ.scussion).

Of river bottoms, results of measurements of I (Gencml Discussion).

Of s11nuy uplands, results of measurements of · I (IS-eneraJ Disoussion).

Cotton from frost-bitten bolls light and Inferior in II Alabnm!l.

Cotton ginning, power usec1 in, In: .A.laliam!l ..••...•.•••.••...••.•••..•....•....•.. II .Arkansas .•...•..•..•••..•••••••.••••••••...... I Florida ........................................ If Georgin ..........•....•..••...••••••••••..•..•. II Indi.ni;i territory................................ I Lomsinna . . . • • • . . • . • • . • . • . • . •• • • • . • . • • . • • • . • • • . I Mississippi . •• • •• • . • • • • • ••• • .... ••. .•.... .•.. •. I Miss11111· .....•.......•.•.....•.•....•..••... I North Carolina .•••.•.•.••..••••..••...• : • • . . . . . II South (,~1rolina....... . • . • • • . . • . • • .. • • • . • . • . • . • . II Tennessee .........•••. :. • • • • . • • • . • . • . • • .. . . • . . I

~~;~~1i{::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::: ::::::::::: lr Cotton ginning, power used in, in Merlco (In Report II

on 011Jifornia). ' Cotton gins, list !lud capacity of, in:

.Alabama ................... ·:... . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . II Arkansas ........ ~............................. I

~f~~1~~0i.~::::: :::::: ·:: ::::::::: ::::::::::::::: H Georgi!l •........••.•.•••.••••••..••..••••..... II Ind iltn tenitory....... . . • • • . . • • • • . • • .. • • • . . . . • . I Lou!Hiuna.............. • • • • • • . . . . . • . . . • • . . •• . • . I M!ssisslpp~ . •. • •• . . .. . • •. . . .. . . . •. • • • .••.•.•... I Missouri ....................................... I North Carolina ................................ >II ·south Carolina ................................ " II TeuncSlleo ..•..•.•.•.•••.••....••.....••...••.. :I Texas ......................................... : I Vil'ginia ....................................... II

Cott-0n growing its nffeotocl by ralnfaJl in MlslliS!lippL I Cotton in: ·

California, effect of the climate of the gpeat II valley upon.

California, first shipment of................... Il C11lifornia., varieties of, most profltnble . . •. . .. . II Georgia the most exhaustive crop unless the II

seed be returned to tbe soil .. Mexico, amount of, picked per day (In Report II

on Californm). Mexico, average price of (in Report on Cali· II

fornia), Cotton lint macle by gins in a day's run in:

.Alabama .•.....•..•••.•...•....•••.• : .. • • • • . • . II

.A.rki>nsas . • • . . • . . . • • . . • • . . • . .. . . • . . . • . . . . • . • . . . I

·~~o::~~:: :: : ::: : :: :: ::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::: R Indlnu tcrritery ...•.••.•. ,...... ••...... .• . • . . . I

~m~~~!f.~1::::: :::::: :::::::: :·: :::::: ::: : :: : : :: ·c ~ N ort;h Carolina . • . • . • • • • • • . . • • • . • • . • . . . • .. . • . . . II South C11rol!n11 .•...••••••.. ' ••.....• ~ ..•..••.... i"II

76 87, 38

36

86

v

82-ll4

12,18

36-119

SS,44

BS

38

BS

38

82

154 101

6S 69, 160, 170

80 Bl

151 27 75 58

101 157

20

131

154, 155 101 70 69

J60, f'/o BO 81

151 27 75 58

101 157, 1~~

10, 11

11

74 74 60

181

131

155 101

60 169, 170

so 81

151 27 75 53

GenCl'al folio

(at bottom ofpoge),

~

734 49, 50

48

48

11

44-40

24,25

48-51

50, 56

50

50

;;o

IM 637 148

335, 485, 430 . sos

183 853 025 007 514 478 815 642

780

JM,165 037 734 249

435, 436 868 189 853 525 007 614 473

815, 816 .642

212, 218

660

732

734 326

789

789

165 037 249

435, 436 868 183 353 525 607 514

Cotton lint maclo by gins in a day's run in-cont'd. Tennt-sace ......... ·-----~ ......................... .

i?;;i~·i;;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: Cotton lint, price ancl wolght of bales of, in Mexico

(in Report on Cn1lforuia). Cotton, ohnl'Roter of, in Arizona (General Dlscusslon). Cotton picking, cost of, in:

.A. rkansas ..........•..•••.••.....•••••....... • · Floricla ••••..•.••••• c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••

~~~~,~~RI'i~~~~~:::::::::::: :: : : : : : : :.: : : : ~::::::: South Carolina .•.•.....•...•.•...•••.•.......•. Texus ..••.••••...•..•..••...••.••...••...••••. Virginia ..........•.••.•.•.•••.•••.••••.••.•.•.

Cotton picking, cost of, in Mexico (In Report on Col· ifornfa).

Cotton picking season bcglns, whon, In: Alnbnma ••..••.••••••••.•••••...••••••...••..•. Arka11sas .••.•..•••.••..•••••••.•••••.••••.•.•. Colit'oruia •.•...••••.•.•••.••••••.••••••.•..•••. Florida •••.••••••.•.••.•••.••...••..•••.••..••.

~rE~~~~:.:~t:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~.:~.:.:.~.:.:~.:.:~~~~~.:~.:~~~~~ N 01·tb IJMolh1a ....••..••...••.••.•••••••••••.•• South Cnro!i11a ...••...••.•.•..•••.•..••.•...... TenncsRee .•...••••....•...•.••..•••••.•••..••.

~i~i6ti1t;:::: ::::: ::: : : ::::: :: :: ::: . :::::: :::::: Cotton picK:lng season closes, when, in:

Alabama .•......•..••••••••••••••....••••..••. Arkansas .••.........•••..•.•.••••.••••..•.•••. California •••••••..•...•.••.••••••••••.•.•.••••. Florida ..•••••....•.•.••••...•.••••••••••••••••.

i~f,ij~~~~-'.~~~::::::: :: :::: :: ::::: :::: :: :::::: ~H:~~s:!r~i- .. :::::::::: :::: :::::: :: : : : :: :::::::: N ort b Carolina ............................... . Son th Caroli11a .•.••..••••..•.•...•••••...•.•••. T<111Uessoo .................................... . ~L1exas .................. .......................................... · Virglni11 ..................................... .

Cotton picking, time of, in .A.lizon11 (in Reporb on C11lii'orni11).

Cotton picking, timo of, in Mexico (in Report on Cnll· fol'Dia).

Cotton picklnga mnde, nnmbor of,' in: Alabama ...................................... .

t:lrn;:.~~~::::::: :: : :: : ::: : ::::::::::::::::::::: Florlcla ...................................... . Gcorgiu ........................................................... . Incli.ai;i territory ............................... . r .. ou1s1nnn. .. ~ ...• ............................................... MiHsiss1rji1 .................................. . Misaonr ...................................... . North Carolina ............................... . South Carolin!l ................................ . Tcnnessco ........................................... ~ .. .

'.¥r,~:i~·i;;::::::: :: : : : : : ::: :: : : : ::::::::::: :: : : : : Cotton-plant, heightattninecl by, bet'ore blooming in:

.A.l[lbama •..•.........•....•.......••..••..••.. A.rknnsas ••.••..•..........••.••.•••..•••...••. Florida. ..•.•..•..••......•...•....•••.••..•.•.. Goorp:ia ....................................... . Indian territ01·y ............................... . Luulsinn11 ..................................... . M!ssissippi ..................... , •.••••.••.•••. M1ssour1 .... ........ , ................................ . N m·th Onrollnn. ............................... . South Caro\ina. ................................ . Tennessee .................................... .

~r~'i~i;,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cotton-plant in Cnlifornlo.:

Irtigation of .................................. . Not sensitive ti> alknli ........................ .

Cotton-plnnt incligenous ia tho Gulf of Mexico region (in Report on 0111ifornio.),

Cotton-plmit rltnning to woccl in:

~

I I II II

I

I II II I II II I II II

II I II II II I I I I II II I I lI

II I II JI II I I I I II II I I II II

II

II I II H II I I I I II II I I II

Ir I II II I I I

ti I I II

II Ir II

.A.Iabnmn ....................................... II Arlmnans ...................................... I Flo1·ida ........................................ II Georgia ....................................... lI Inclinu terrltory .......... , . . . .. . . . . .. •• • . .•. . . I Louisfa·nl\ ...................................... , I ll!asissi11pi .................................... l M1ssoul'i .................................... I No1·th C~1·olina .. • • . .. . . .. . . . • • • • . • • • . • • . . • • . • • II

P11go of special

report.

101 157

20

131

9

101 08

176 155 78 li5

103 20

130, 131

114, 154 101 75 68

168, 176 30 80

151 20 75

Il5-58 100 lfi7 20

114, 154 101 75 68

lGS, 176 30 HO

151 20 75

55-58 JOO 157

20

130

131

154 101

75 08

108 36 80

151 26 75 57

100 157

20

15'! JOO

08 168

~2-25 80

150 20 74

55--08 100 156

20

75 129'

130

75--148 49-ll4 RB-60

07-158 22-25 44-78

88-143 lli-18 B0-64

885

GenorM folio

{at bottom

c ofpngo).

473 815 642

789

21

637 248 44~ 357 010 511 821 042

788, 780

124, 104 037 733 2·18

434, 4.12 868 182 353 li14 607

611-514 472 8]'5 642

124, 164 OB7 733 248

434, 442 SOR 18~ 353 62·! 007

511-614 472 815 642 788

780

10! i137 733 248 434 l.!08 JR2 353 52•1 607 513 472 815 051

104 636 248 434

860-803 182 R52 524 606

5¥-614 472 814 !142

733 '187 788

85-158 585-ll30 218-240 saa-424 860-80~ 141J..17fi 2[10-845 518-616 562-596


Paµ;e +l of special ~ report.

Cotton.plant running to weed in-continued. South Ca,rolina.. •• . . • . . . . . . . •• . . .•. . . .. . . . • . . . . II Tcm1essco ........... .-.......•..••••.•..•..••.. I Texas......................................... I Virginia . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . . . . . . . . • • • • . • • • • • • . . . . . . II

Cotton-plnnt, running to wee cl of the, a pccult11rity II of the coast region of Georgia.

Cotton-plnnt, usnnl height of, in: .Alabama ...•....•••••.•...•.......•.••...•...... II .Arkansas...................................... I California .......•.•••.......••.•.••.....•.... ·. II Florida ...•.•.••.••••••.....•...•.•••••........ II Georgia .....................•.••.•••••••..•... 11 Inclinn territory ••••••...•...••.••••••. -•... -· · y ~1ii!~f fr::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i North Carolina ...•.•...........••.•.••.•...•.. II Tennessee • . ••••• .••• •• . . • . . . . . . . ••• • .• . . • . . . . . I

.Tmrna. ..... ....•.•.•. .•. . ........ ••••.• .• . . .• .. I Virµ;inla ..•.••••••••••................•..•••• - . II

Cotton planting ancl-oultivation, detnila of, in: .Alabama .......•••••.•••........•..••.•.•.•... II .Arkansas...................................... I California...................................... II Florida .......•••.•......•..••....•••.••.••••.. II

'

59, 60 48-02

00-148 12-14

lfiS

75-148 40-04

75 30, 38-60

70-158 22-25 44-73

88-143 15-18 30-64 48-0~

57-148 12-14

154 0~-101 75,70 68, uo

Georgia ....................................... · II 1!J~f~o Irnlian territory . . • • • • • .• . • . • . . . . . • • . . . • • • . . . .• I 20, 30 Louisiana.... . • . • • . • • • . . • • • . . . . • . . • • • . • • . • • • • • • I 70, 80

ii\~~~~~;.pv_1_:::: :: : : :: : : : : ::: : : : : : :: :::: :: ::: :: : j 149-1~5 North Carolina .......••...••....•.••...••..... II 74, 7f> South Carolina . . . • . • •••••••••.•••.•• •. . ••. . • . . II 26, 54-GS Tennessee ........•••.•..••.•.•.....•••......•. I { tN5o Texas 1 155-157 Vi~gi1;i~-:::::::: :: : :: : ::: :::::: :: :: : :::: :::: :: '. II 19, 20

Cotton-plants, time of thinning out, and how far apart, in:

.Alabama ..........•.•••••••••..•......•..••.•.. II

.A.rlrnnans........ ••• • • • • • ••• • • • • . . • • •. • •••••••• I Cnlitorni11 ...................................... TI Florida ......•....•.••..••........•••.••.••••.. II Georglr> ..•...•....•••••••••..•....•...•.••.••. TI [ncli."':' territory .••.••.••••••....•.... •.. •.••.. j

MlE~~~fr~i::: :: ::: :::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::: i Nor-th Carolina ..........••••.•........•.•••••. II South Carolina .••...• : . • • • • • • • • . •• • • • . • . . . • • • . II Tennessee . .. • . • . . • . • • • . . • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . I

~T~Jii·i;;::: :: : : : :::: :::::::::::: :: : : :::: ::::::: .fr. Coiton, points consiilered in the commercial grading I

of ({}eneral Discussion), Cotton :product :por aore, by regions, in•

Alabama ..•••••.•....•.•••••••••••••••.•••••••• II .Arkansas...................................... I Floridn. .••..............••••••••.•..•.•.•....•• II Georgir> .•••••.••.•... , ••.••.•.•..• · .•....•... -· TI f Indinn territory . . . .. • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • .. • • . . . I

~::~~~~·~ ::_::::::: :::::::_::::::::::: ::: :::::: ~ ~ ortb. Cnralina . . . . . . • . . . . . . • .• • • • . . • • . • . • .. . . . II

t?~it~:~:::::: :::: :: : :::::::::::::: :: : : ::::::: ! Cotton product, 1ier acre, in:

Each agl'icnltnral region of the cotton states I (General Discussion).

Mexico (In Report on California) • . • •• . . • • . . • • • II Cotton :product per aero on nny soil and on fresh and

old lnnds in: .A.la1iama .••••.............•..•••.•••••....... ·.II .A1·lmn8as ...... ..•••. ... ... ..... .•..•.•. .. .. ... I Cnlifomfa.... •• . •.. . . . . .. . . . . • . ••. • . • . . . . . .. . . . II

~~0::~1~: ::::::::::::: ::: ::-: ::::::::::::::: ::::: H Indi,ni:i territory . • . . . • • . . . .. . • . . • • . . • • • . . • . . . . . I Lomsinno. ..•.•..••.•..........•.•. ; ••.. ·..... . . . I

~i~~~:::i!r.~~ :::: ::::::::::::::: :: : :: :: :: :: :::::: i North Carolina . . . . • • . . . • . . . • . . • . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . II Tonnessco. ... . .. .•••.•....... .. . . . .•.• .. . ••• • . I

i~~~l~iii" :::: :::::::::::: :::: :: :::::: :::::::::: .fr. Cotton pr0<luctlon:

154 100 75 08

167 29

79, 80 150 20 74

65-58 09

150 10 36

00 40

20-31 54, 55, 07-158 10-25

34 72 11 21 40 49 10

4

131

75-148 49-M

27 as..oo

70-158 22-25 44-73

88-143 15-21 3@-64 48-02

57-148 1~14

Decreases as tobncco-growlng increases ln T 40 Tennessee.

Disoulll!ion of, as regnrcls the rnnk occupied I 7-0

by each stnto (Geneml Discussmn). Distribution of, among the states (Gen~rnl Dis:. I

cusaion).

Geneml folio

(at bottom of"pngc).

~~~:.m 718-800 034-636

424

85-158 585-630

7H3 210, 218-~40

336-424 800-803 140-175 290-345 513-510 502-506 420 404 7lu-SOO OLJJ-636

1G4 035-6:!7 73H, 7B4 24R, 2.rn

823. 3241 •1!l2-4~G 867, SIJ8 181, 182 351-353

li24 606, 607

482, 510-514 414.415, 471, 472 813-8Hi 641, 642

164 636 7113 248 433 867

181, 182 352 62! 606

fill-514 47l 814 Ml 48

70 576

209-211 320, 321, 338~124 848-863

136 274 600 6&3 412 707 632

16

789

85-lfi8 585-030

0$5 218-240 336-424 860-803 140-175 200..;145 513-G19 562-596 420-404 715-806 034-036

412

19-21

17

of spec In l folio Pn"e I Goneral

rnpurt. (nt bottom of page).

Cotton procluction-continued. On what soils most prevalent (Genoral Dis- I 4 10

cusslon). I { 23,25,HR, 395, 307, 410,

78, 92 450, 404 Penumbra! region of, in Tennessee ........... .

Relations of, to isoth~rms in Tennessee........ I Small farms necessary for mMtimum results I

40 412

in 1 in Mississippi. Summary discussion of in the Unitccl States I

(General Discussion). Total of, in each agricultural regi.on of the cot· I

ton states (General Discussion). Total per acre of, otc., for each st&te (Gcnoral I

Discussion). Cotton production, ncoording to ngriou!tural regions

in:

70

0-0

4

5

Alabama . .• • . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .• . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . II 14-50, 60 .Arkansas...... . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . • • • . . I 8!1, ·IO Floricla.. .. ••.•.......•........•............... II ·20-:11 Georgi<L . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . • . . Il li4-57 Indian to1-ritorv . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . I 3, 21-~5 Kcn~l:!cky (in iteport on •rennesseo) . . . . . . . . . . . I 111

~:~~!~~n~~~::: ::-: :: :: :: : :: : : : : :: : : :: ::: : : :: : : : : I ~~;~~ Norlh Ca1'0lina ...... .. . .... .• . ••..•. II 21, 22 South t;nrolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II 10-47

I {17,2ri,:rn. 38,40

I 4D,51l

Tcnness~e ... ................................... .

~r~~i.i ::: :: :::::::: ::: ·.-.: ::·::::::: :: : : ::: :: : II 10

Cotton pro1luotion, agriculturalmethocls of, in: .A.labnma .•••••...••.•.•...•...••...•••..••..••. II .A.l'lrnnsas .••••. .•.. ...•••.••••. ••••••. ......... I Califomia........ .. . . . . . .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . ..• . . II FLorida ........................................ II Georgilh, ............•......•....... .- . . . . . ..•.. II

i~~!t~f.~~~7 :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . . II South Cnrolimi ...... ·.····• .......••••........ ,. II Tennosseo .................................... . I

l:J·i 00-101

7il, 70 08, 09

57tfi8, lOll-100

20, 30 70,80 77-79

~(i

74175 20, 5 1J-fi8

~1~;.1:.;ii{: :: :::::::: ::::: :: : : ::: :·: :: : : : : : : : ::~:: {

42,43,90, c 100

I 155-lfi7 II 10, 2tl

Cottpn prmluction, nrea, nncl populntiou of each str>to (Geneml Di.scnssion).

Cotton production, n~ compnrcd with population (General Discussion).

Cottonprocluction, center of maximum of, on nntllll'al soils Int he Unit ml States (General Discussion).

Cotton:productio11, cultural and economic details of, in:

I

I

I

1:~.fa~~l:e ·.::::: ·.::: ::·::.: ·.: ·. :: : : :·:.::::::: ·.:: ·.: ¥ Florida .•.••..•.. ~ ................•••.•.•.••••. II

~;~~;:~·'.·'.~~~~:::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::: :: ¥ ~m~~~:.r~.1.: ::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::: :::::: 1 Nor th Carolina . . . . • . . . . . . • . . • • • . . . • • . . . . . .. • . . II So nth Carolina................................. II Tenn oseee . • • . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . I Texns ........................................... I Virgin1a . .. • . • . • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . II

Cotton procliwtion :per acre, areas, population, and t!lled lands, by counties, in:

.Alabama, ...................................... n

.A.rlrnnsns . • . . . • • . . • • • • • • • • . . . . . • • • . • • • . . . . . . . . . I California (no cotton production roportecl)..... II Floricla .........•.••........•••••..••..•....•.. II Georgia ....................................... II Indian terrltor,v . . . . .• . • . . • . . • • . . . . • • • • • . . . . • • . I Kentucky (in i{eport on Tennessee) . . . . . . . . • . . I

~m~~rF~:: :::::::::: :: ::::::: ::::::::: :::::: ~ North Carolina . . . . .. • . . ... • . .. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . II Sont.b. Carolina ................................ II Tenneaseo .........•..........•• ;........ .. .. . . I

~?~i~i~: :: : : ::: ::::::::: :::: :: : : : ::: :: : : :::::: fr Cotton production, estimo.tecl coat of, :p~ poumlc 01•

bale, in: .Alabama....................................... II .Arkansas ........•................•..•...•.. ; . . I Californlr>... . . . • • • • • . . . • • • • . . . • • • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . II Florirla . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . • . • . . II Gem•gia.... . . . . . . . . . •• . • • . • . . . . • .. . • . . . . . . • • • • . TI Indian territory ..••.•......... ""........ . . . • . . I

~~:=!~rf.~1::::::::::::::::: ::::: ::::::::: :::::: ~

6

8

140-!GO 05-108 I fJU-7L

150-176 27-31 75-85

1'.l,{i-155 23-28 71-78 40-06

03-105 140-103

17-21

3,4 3,4 B,ii 3-5

a 109 3,,i 3,4 3,4 3,4

tl 3-8 3-0

s

rno 107 70. 71

175 81 85

155 28

281

18-2L

16

17

24-00, 70 fi7Ii,576 200-211 1!20-323

8•11,850-SOa •183

1n4-137 2i·l-~78 fiOl-507 fHJ:JI UU4 47J-!iOB

3SO,:l!l7,408, ·illl, 412 707, 708

032

16! 63/i-037 733, 734 248, 2!1>

22:1, 224, 432-435 807, 868 18!, lR2 270-281

5~4 Ofl6, 007

•Jl321 510-512 4H,415t iJ71, 472 813-815 041, 042

17

18

20

159-160 631-0H 245-251 425-442 805-809 177-187 347-357 521-526 003-010 605-522 405-477 807-821 oao-64.a

13, 14 {i39, 540 661, 002

183 209-271

841 481

105, 1011 205, 2011 50!, 002 G35, 530

451> 375-380 601-061'

625

mo 643 734 251 441 8611 187 867 626

!f


Cotton production, estimated cost of, per pound or bale, in-continued.

NorthCnrolina ................................. II South Carolina ................................. ll Tvnncssco ..................................... I

~~,;;1~-ia :::::::::::::: ::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: fr. Cotton production, ge~eral remarks on, in:

.Alnhnrna ............... c ...................... II

&~i1f :b:~tl~:: :: : : : ~ :~:::: ::: : : : : : : ~:: ::: : :: ::: :·:: l=r Flmicla ........................................ II Georgin, ..................................... II lnclinn territo1·y. ........ ...... .......... .... I Jten~ucl<~' (in ilopor·t on Tennessee)........... I

~1:~~~~r.fr::: ::::::::: :::: ::::~:::::::::::::::: ~ Nort.h Cnrolina ................................ II Sonth Carolma .................. _.. .. .. . .. . .. • 11 1'ennei:'lBeo ........................................... I Tc-xus .......................................... I Virginia ....................................... ll

Cotton prodnction in: Californin, history of. .. .. • .. .. . . .. . . . . . • .. • . • .. II California, pl'cmiums offered fox . • • . • • • . • . . . . . . JI Georgia, early history of........... . • . . .. . . .. .. II I:iulin11 territory hy the-

Cherokco nation........................... I Ch!clrnsawnatlon .......................... I Choet11w nation... . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. . .. I Creek1111tion ............................... I Pottawatomionation ...................... I Seminole nation ....................... _.... I

Louisiana rcquims a lnrgor proportion of pure I manu11l Jabot· than that of other crops.

Mississippi, change of methods of cnltur~, etc., I in, necesB{\.l'Y•

Missouri, area of, em braced in tho several I census ;yNtra.

North Carolina, increase of, since 1870 __ ....... ll

Sontlt Carolina, oarly history of . .. ... • .. .... .. II Toxns, <•nrly history of .... _ ........... _........ I

Cotton prnt1uction, increase of, on bolts of calcareous I soils (Gc•1iernl Discussion).

Cotton product.ion, itemized cost of, In: Alabama ..................................... II Arlrn11s1ts ...................................... I Cnlifomla ..................................... II

~~~m~~;n:::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::::::: 1f Missouri....................................... I Nmth 1.:nrollna ................................ II Tt•n11essea .. . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. . ..... .. .. .. . I •rcxas ......................................... I

Cotton procluction, percentage of state's total, in

each i·egion of: • .Alnbarnii ..................................... JI .A1·lomsas ...................................... I J!'lol'lcln- ........................................ II

r~~m'.i:na,: .: : ::::::::: ::::::: :::::: :::::::::: :: v :.\t,ssis•i11pi.... ...... ...... .... .... ...... .... .. I North CarolinB ............................... II Tt•nnesseo .... .... ......... ..... ............ .... .. .............. I 'I'exns ......................................... I Vitgiufa ............................... , ...... ll

Cotton samples, requests made for1 and number oh- I tainccl for measurement (GcncmlDiacusslon).

Cotton, sca-islnntl: History ancl appearance of the plant in South II

Cnrolino.. Va1fotyof,in Georgia .......................... ll

Cotton, seasons most favorable .for, in South Carolina. JI Cotton shipments in:

Alnbnmo. ....................................... II Al'lmnsns ...................................... I Flor!cla ........................................ II Georgia ........................................ II Imlinn territory ................................ I Louisiana ...................................... I Mississippi.................................... I MisA011ri._ .... ...... ,. ..... ,.-· ............................. I North Carolina ................................. II Tenucss~e ..................................... I Texas ........................................... I "Virginia ............................. -., .. . .. .. II

:Pago of special

i·epert.

78 06

105 103

21

60-G4 3B-.U 78-78 20-BU t\3-01

16 111, 112

32-UO 71-70

17 21J 22 21-47 40-43 48-fi2

10

73-.75 7S, 74 53, fi4

21, 22 24

23, 24

22 25

23

38

70

10, ll

22

14

48 3

150 107 70

175, 170 . 85

28 78

105 163

60 40, 41

20 M 88 72 21 40 49 10 12

20, 21

52, 5S 26

75-148, Ri6 5 41, 49-04, ~ 107

00, 71 50, 67-158

l6 43-70, 85

f 87-143, ( 151, 105

15-21 27-70, 78

47-02, 105 ~ 52, 57-~ 148, 102

11-15, 21

Gen~ral folio

(at bottom ofpnge).

610 522 477 821 043

70-74 574-577 731-730 209-213 :110-:127

BG-l 483, 484 1H4-Ml 273-281

515 onaj nn4 477-503 412-415 700-710

032

731-733

731, 732 319, 3~0

859, 860

862 801, 802

860

863

861

1'10

281

508, 509

554 470

700

15

106 043 734

441, 442 187 526 610 477 821

70 676, 577

209 320 140 274 51i3 412 707 632

24

476, 477

918, SlO 482

S5-158, 106 577, 585-630,

G43 24!1, 1!51

325, B3o-424 !154

145-175, 187 289-345, 853,

ari7 rirn-nrn

550-0ll2, 610 410-404, 477

710, 710-800, . 82.0·

633-037' 643

Cotton, soil ingredients withdrawn by (Gener~! Die· I cussion).

Cotton soils, most importnnt, from what geological I horizon dmivcd In Tennessee.

CottG11, staple, rntiug of, In: Alabama ....................................... II .. bkunsus........ ....................... ... I

r~~~~[1:~:,;;;;.~:~ ~; ~:;;:: ::~:: ;; : ~ ~~:~;~: ~:;~ ~: i/ ~i::~~~l'~i-i_-.-.: ::-. ::::: ._ ·_: :: ._ :: : : : : :: ::-. : ::::: :: ~ ]'; ur1 It Carolina .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . . .. • .. • .. .. II 'l'ennessco ..... .. ... ... .. .... ...... ........... I '1,l\XHH .•.•.• ··•·•••·••·•••·· •·•··••·•••· ·····--· I Vir(!ini11... .. . . . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . . .. ... . . . II

Colton tho lenst exhaustive of C1ro11s if nil but the I lint bu 1·eturneci to tlle soil (General Discus· sion).

Cottonseecl: Abstr!l.cts of lctfol'R reg1mli11;i; URCH of (General I

DiBcussion). Alcohol pruclueed l;y, w1ien i·otting in the I

gruuncl, nncl effects on rootlets (Gonernl Discussion).

Ammonhi proclucccl by, wlwn rollecl in piles I (General DiscUR8iOn).

Amount of 11lnnt-foucl witbc11'11wn liy, from the I soil (Gunornl Disoussion).

As a mnmue fo1• sugnr-cnno (Goneml JJisons· I

sion). Decom11ositio11 of, in thu soil (General Discus- I

slon). Experiments with, ns manum nncl foocl for I

sheep (Geijcrnl Discussion). How disposetl of !11 Mexico (in Ilc:porL on Cnli· II

fornio.). II nils, amount of, fr~m a ton of •eccl (General I

Discussion). Hulls, cnsh Yalmi.tion uf (Goneml Discnssion).. I Hulls usecl ns fu"l nncl tho ashes for 11'1\nnro I

(Gencml Discusslcu). Jterncls, amount of, fl'Olll a ton ofscec1 (Goneml I

Discussion), Me11l, use of, as B fol'tilizor in Alrtbnma •. •.• . .. II Pe1·ccntago or ash in (G~neral Discussion)...... I l'repamtiuu of, for fooc1 for stock (Gonoml Dia- I

cneaion.) Procluctiou and uecs of (Gonernl Discussion)... I Products, summary of (General Discussion).... I Return of, to tllCl soil, clil'cct or inc1inmt, through I

tliemnnu:i:o ofnnlnmls (General Discussion), Source of supply of, nncl avnrago price paid for I

by milfo (General Disousslon). The anlc of, consi<lorecl from tbo standpoint of I

mnintennnco oi' forlility In the soil (Genernl Discussion).

Treatment of, ns ii fertilizer. (General Discus- I

siou). Useless as a manure the first yenr unless tho I

oil he eittrnctod (General Discussion), Use of, in Mississippi, remaTks on............. I Yaluo of, as n- fart!lizor in Missouri............ I Vnlueot; as a Certillzer in Tennessee .......... I

Cottonsee.d am1 But, in tons, In eaoh region of: Alnbnm11 ....................................... II .A.rknusua ............................... · ........ I Floriclii ......................................... II

~~~rffi::~°i:::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::. \I Mississippi ....................................... I North Cnl'Dllnn ................................. II Tormessee ..................... : ................ I Texa.s .......................................... I Yirgiuin ....................................... ll

Cottonseecl, disposal and price of, and vmioty anc1 amount used per nm·e in :

Alabnm11 .................................... ,. II ~\rltit1i"ns.c ................................... I Calif'ornln-.................. ····-- .............. II Flol'icla ........................................ I1

50

13

75-148 40-04 38-00

70-lfiR 22-::?5 43-73

SR-HU 10-18 30-U4 48-02

60-148 12-14

50

dB

1i1

51

43

40

1il

48

131

45

40

47

41--61

40

51

45

40

51

78

25 08

60 40 20 54 32 72 21 40 411 10

154 08, 110

76 67, BS

887

General folio

(at l>ottom of•pngo).

62

385

85-158 58f>-630 218-240' 330-l2·! SG0-80:1 145-l75 290-315 514-r.10 i>0:!-5U6 42U-404 718-806 031-0HO

02

00

63

63

55

03'

60

780

57

61 59

57

74 fjO

eo

53--63 58

OS

57

61

68

63

280 528 470

70 li76 209 -020 134 274 1i53 412 707 633

164 OS4,m 247, 248

888 GENERAL INDEX 'rO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Page ~ of special ~ report.

Cottonaee<l, disposal and price of, and variety and amountOueed :per acre in-'-oontinued.

Georgia .........••..•..••••..•••...•..•..•••••.

~:~l~~WP~~r: ~ ~; ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~;~~~~~~~~~: Nrn·tb Carolina ............................... . South Carolina .........•................•..•..

~r;~Z:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cottonaec1l, length of time before coming up in:

Alabama .••.•.........••••••••.•..•........•...

gl~f.~.~1~:::::: ::::·: ::::::::::::: ::: : : ::::: ::: Florltla .•..•••......••.••••....••••••..........

~~~::~~1??~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~\~~:~~~~!.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina .•....••.........•.•.•......... :So111th Carolina •. : •••.....••••••••.••.......... "l,eunessee - - . __ - . - ... - - ... - - ...... - ............. · .. - - .. :rexas ..................................... ............................ . .Virg·i1iin.. .......................................................... ..

Cottonseecl, variety preferred in: A~bama .•.....•......••..••.••••.••........... 11.rkausns ..•..••..••...........••.......•......

~~~~~~n'.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. Georgia .••.••••••.••••.....•...••••..•.........

~1gf,~%~t~: ~ ~ ~~; ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: No1·t.h Carolina .....•..•.•..•••••••••.•..••.•••. South Cnrolina •.••.•..••.....•..••.••••........ Tennessee .....•.......•.••••..••..•........••. Trx11s .•.......•..........••.•••.............. Virginia •.•.••..•....•....••••.•••••••.........

Cottonseed-oil :

II I I I I II II I I II

II

lr n II I I I I II II I I II

II I lI II II I I I I II 11 I

"I lI

Amount of, from a ton of seed (General Dia· I cusaion).

Industry, cl1apt"r on (General Discussion) .... , I Industl",Y, cirnular letter to cottonseed-oil mills '[

nsking for dnta regarding (General Diecus· sion).

Inllnstry, µroepective magnitude of, nn<l its I iufturnce upon soil fertility (General Dia· cmssion).

In Georgia, smnll percentage of plant.food in ... II Min p~o<l!fcts possible from the cottonseed pro· I

duction of 1870, and theirmarkctanll mnnnre values (General Discussion).

Mills, list of, and allst.raot of Teplies recelverl I from, as to working capr10ity, mmihinory em· ploye<l, etc. (Gem•rul Discussion).

Of little vnl ue to tb" soil (General D~soussion).. I Refineries (General Discussion) .•.•.•......... , I

Cottonseml-oil calm: .Amount of, sold at ·home, aml its uses as food I

01· manure (General Discussion}. Detter and more valtml!la as manure thnn tho' I

seecl it represents (General Discussion}. Export and import. of, as a commercial fortil- I

izer (General Discussion). Hulls, and nsh, poasil>le prmluction of, from I

the crop of18701 and their value (General Dis· cussion).

Tho cheapest fertilize!' in the market (Goneral Discnl!Siou}.

Without tbe hl!llls, equivalent. to three-quarters oftbe seed (General D!soussion),

Cottonseed· all cake used us feed or manure in:

tf J~;!~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~;;;; Inrli.n~ territory ••••••••........•.....• : •••.•...

~:~=~~~!!~~~ :::: ::::::::::::::: :: ::::::: :: : ::: : : Nort-b Carolina .••••••••••.•.......•..••••.•...

'li~t::~;;l~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~~.~~~~~~ ~ ~

r

I

II I II II I 1 I I ll II I I II

57, 58, 165, lfl6

29 78. 79

148, 149 25, 26 ?B, 74 52-58

43, 98, 09 154 155

' 10

154 99 75 08

167 29 70

149 26 74

65-58 99

155 19

154 DS, 09

70 67, 68

57, (l8, 165, 160

20 78, 79

148, 140 ~5,20 73, 74 52-58

48, 08, 00 154, Ii~

45

41-51 43

48-50

oo, 01 49

44-47

43

46

45,47

49

50

49

40

4S

lli4 08 07

106 29 70

148 25 73

52-M 08

154 10

General folio

(at lmttom ofpaga).

823, 324, 4:11, 432

867 180, 181 350, 351 52B, fi24 005, 600 508-514

415, 470, 471 812, 813

641

164 035 733 248 433 867 18l 351 b24 606

511-514 471 8 3 041

164 OD4, 035

7114 247, 248 3:!3,m~ii, 431, <]3~

867 180, 181 350~ 851 523, 5~4 005, GOO 508-514

410, 470, •171 81~. 813

641

57

53-63

55

60-62

826, 327

61

56--50

55 58

57, 59

61

62

61

61

55

164 684 247 432 867 181 ll50 523 605

508-510 470 812 041

Cottonseed·plantere used in : .A.lnbam11 .........•.........•....••.•.....•••... .A.l'kunsas .......•.......•........••.......• ~ .. Flori<l11 .•.•.............••.......•••......••...

£~j~~an",; :: : :::::::::: ::: : :: : : : : : : : :::::: :: ::: : ~1=~~~~:r~1-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina ..•......•........••....•..•.•.

~~~~~~'!~o~~~~:::::::: :::::: ::::: ::::::'. :: : : :: : ~r;:i~i~·::: ::: ::::: :: ::: : : : : :: :: : : : : :: : : : : : : : : :

Coul6os in Louisiana, !loacription of ... , •.•.•......... Counties, airricnltnrnl !lescriptions Of the, of:

Alabama............. . . . . • • . • . . . • • • . . • . . . . . • •. ArknnHas ...... ; .•...•......•...............•.. Cnlifornia ...............•.•.• ····-· ..•....•.•.. FJ01·ida .....••••.•...............•........•....

i:~~~~i1:~a: ::: : : : :: : :: :: :: : : : :: ::: : : : : : : : : : ~::: ·. Mi~~~~,1r.~~ :: : :: ::::: :::::::: :: ::: : :: : : : : : : : : : : North Carolina ..•.......••.•..•......•........ Te11nessee ....................................... ,,, ... . Texns ........•..••..........••.................

-Virginia ................ , .....•..•.•••......... Counties, area, population, tllled Janela, and cotton

ptounction of, in: Alaomma .•............ , ..••.•....••............ A1'1nmsas ..........•........................... Calif,.rnia (no cotton production raportei!) .... : }11Joritla. ...................................................... . Georgia...... . ......................................... . Kentucky (in R~port on Tennessee) ......••... Louisiana ..........•........••.......•........

~il=~~,~~~f'.'.1.:: :: : : : :: : : :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : : ~:::::: :.· North Carolina........... . . . • . . . ....•......... South Carolina .••••.........•.......••......... -'l'o-nnesaee ................................................. .

~l~l~i~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Counties in each region having highest cotton pro-

clnctioq in: .A.lnl.mma .........•............ , ...•..•......... .A.rlrnnsas ........•••..•..•.••.....••.....•...•. ]'Joricht ........•••...•....•.•...•....•••....••.

~1~f ~1

~Pi~1L~ ~::;; ~ ~~~ ~~~~: ~ ~~~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: 'l'cnnesseo ................................................ . 'l'exns ......•.......................••...•... Virginia ........•........•..•..................

Counties in oach state having highest cottOll. prcduo· tiou (General Dirouasion).

Conntlee, procluot of lint per aero, by, in:

~

n. I

TI

¥ I I II 11 I I rr I

IT I rr if I I I II I I II

II I II 1I II I I I I II rr I I II

II I II II I I II I I II I

Aln.hmna ........•••.........•.•......•......... II Arlmnsns..................................... I Flor!1ht ..........•............................. II

~jjg~~M;i::: ::~ ~ :.~~~: ~~~ ~ ~ ~::: ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~; ~ ~: IiI Norrll Unroliaa .••. 9 . .......................... fr Soutlt Carolina ................................ · II TouneRseo . . . . . . . ...... .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . I Texas......................................... I Virgiuin . .. . . . . .• •. • • . . • . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . II

Countryno1·tb of Al·knnsaa rivet largely mountainous I nmlhilly.

County descriptions, why included in tho report I (General Discussion}.

County lmving highest totn1 cotton proclnotion i.n tbo I United States (General Discussion} ..

Coves of grm11te regions in ...l.rlmnsaa,..... • . . • • . . • . . I Cowhille Janel, description of, in Louisiana........... I

Cowilrne lnncls of .A.Jabnma, clrnrnctor noel analysis of. ·II

Cre11ita or advances to laborers on growit,ig orop in : Afabnma ...••....•.........•.........•••••...... II A.tkUllHl.l8 .......... - . • • .. • • • . .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. • . .. • • • .. .. .. .. .. .. I Florida........................................ II Georgia ..........•..••...•.••...•.•.......•.•.. IX Inclinn territory.............................. I

~=~~l~!f~i:·:::::::::::::: ::::::::: ::: :::::: ::: : ~ Nort,h C11rolina .••..........•..•..••....•...... II ~?1~tl1 U1irolina . • . • . . . • . . • • . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . Ii :J:ennessee . . . . . . ••. . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . ••• . • . . . • . • I Texns .......••.••.••. .••••. •..... ...•.....••. I Virginia ......•.....••......•.................. II

Creek natian, area, extent, and. description of portion I . ef th~ Indian tenitory occiipied by the.

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154 164 99 635 08 248

167 433 79 181

149 351 26 524 74 006 55 611 99 471

165 81<3 19 G41 22 124

75-148 65-158 47-04 583--030

85-125 743-783 35-03 2lfi-243

67-158 833-424 41-73 148-175

81i-143 ~87-345 w:..~1 611-519 27-70 550-002 45-92 417-464

57-148 715-806 11-16 083-637

3,4 13, 14 3,4 539,540 3,4 661, 002

3 183 3-f> 260-271 100 481 3,4 105, 100 3,4 205~ 200 3,4 501, 502 3,4 mm, 536 ..

3 •159 3-8 875-380 3-6 001-004

3 625

60 70 40 576 20 209

55-57 321-323 33 135 72 274 21 653 •H 413 GO 708 10 032.

n 17

3. 4 rn, u a, 4 51l0,fi40

H 183 B-G 200-271 B, 4 JOfi, 100 3, tj. 2051 206

n 600. 3, 4 u:m, nau

B 450 3-!i 37ii-377 3-0 001-064

H 625

Bl 667

J

vi 12

7 10

34 570

32, 73 164,175 •50, 51,

130-132 00, 61,

140-142

156 160 100 642 71 251

174 44<1 lll 809 84 180

155 357 2~ 520 77 609

or-oo 517-522 104 476 102 820

21 om 22 860

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION ..

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·Oretnoeous formation in:

Alltbama .........•....•.•..••..•.•...........•. II

t~~r~':tl~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: fr. Georgia ..............•....•.•.........•......•. II

~~~1r~r:i{t~~~:::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::: :::::: ~ Nort.h Ua1olina .......•......••..••.••......... II South Carolina................................. II 1.I.'cnnesseo .. ...... ---- -- ------. •.. . . ........ ......... I 'l'oxus ..............•••..•....•••.•..••.•..•.... I

•Crops for alkali soils in California................... II Crops in California:

Effect. of irrigat.ion on.......................... II l'i:rowing seasons of........... . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . II

-Orops, leadir,g, ncreago and production of, in: Alabama ...............•.....•........•.•....• Arknnsns ..........................•.•......... Unlit'ornia ..............•........••.••......... 1<101·i0la ......•.............•.....•............. Gcoi·gia ........•.••.••..•....•...••.••......... Inclin:u territory . . . . • . . . . . . . . .....•.....•... Ren.ti:cky (in ifoport on Tennessee) ......... . Lnurnrnna ......•..•.....••..•......•••..•......

~m~~~~:r~i ·::: :::::: ::::::::: ::: :: :::::: ::: : : : Norlh Corolina ......••••...................... South Carolina .......•••...••...........•••.. "J~o11nusaee .. - .. - - .. -· --- - --· - - - . - . -- ....... ---- - .

~j~~i~ia, .:::: :::::::~ ::: ::::::: :::::: :::: ::: : : :

:II I II n 'll; I I I I I JI II I I II

-Crops of the !:lierra foot-hills, Cal!furniio ....•••••..... II ·Crops, soil lngrlldionts withdrawn by various (Gen- I - eml Discussion).

·Crops, statistics i·egnrdlng the, of South Carol!nii •... II Cross-tlm bcn-s, extent, character, nnd geological feat.

urea of, in: 1J1dinn territory •....••.......•.......• , •.•.....

Texas ....................................... . Orowley's Ti<lgo region in:

Ai•kunsns, nren, elevation, nn<l chamo,ter, with solltious of l'lutfo of.

Arlmusns, cotton production in ..........••....

J\Jis.om·i, <leHcription rJ ..................... . Crystal mountains, sandstone ancl quartz crystals of,

in .Arknnsns. Cultivating nnd planting of cotton in Louisiana, im·

portnnee of thorough work in. Cultivation nrnl planting of cottou, details of, in:

.Alabama .............•..................•••....

.AI'lrnnsnB .................................... . Clllifnmia ................................ -..•. 11'1ori<ln, ··············-------··-··-----····----'Georgia ....................................••. Jnfli_a';l territory ............................... .

~1~~1~rr~1::: ::: ::::: :: :: ::::::::: ::::::~:::::: Nor[.)1 CJnrol!na ............................... . South C11rulina ..•...•••..•....••....•....•..... Tennossee .........•.•............•....•.•.••..

Texas . ---·--·-·-···························· Virginia .........•.•.••.......•..........••.•.• .Culturnl and economic details of cotton production in:

Ah1bnma ...•.......••.••••...•................ .Arknn~11s ..................................... . li'lori<la ....................................... . Gool'gi.1.1 ----- ...................................... . Ind1_..i;i torritory ...•......•.••.•.......•..•.... LOlllHllllllb .•. --·-····························

Ml:~~~:.r~1.::::::: ::: :: : : : : : : ::::: ::: : :: : :::::: North Carolina .•.......•.....•..........•...•. Son th Cnrolina .•.....•..••.•.•••. , ..••..•....• Ttnnessce .................................... . T"xas ......................................................... .. Virginia .............•........•....•........•..

Cn'\llberland tabla-lands, Tonncssee, area. extent, elcvt1tion, aml clmrnotei: of.

Cut-worm, appearance of, in: Flc)l"icla ....................................... .

g:~~~ffoai:o1i~ii: :: : :::: :: : ::: : : :::: :: : :·.: ::: :: : Tennessee ..........••..•..•..••......•..•..••• Texua ........................................ .

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JI I II II I I I I II II I I II I

II

11

f 34-06, 112-141

11, 27 8

{ 13, 14, 12G-l28,

132 8,13

JO 12, 19

11 10 22

18-21

67,68

16

fJ

516 5, 6 8,4

4 6-8

3 110 5, 6 5, 0

4 5,6

4 5-B

7-10 3

aa 50

21-47

7, 8, 10,24

28, 29

o, 20, 55

f 21,41, 52-[)8

10,10

75

ao

154 09-101 75, 70 08. 60 f 57, 58,

100-100 20, 30 70,80

149-151 26

74, 75

f\~'.4i~ 90, 100

155-157 19, 20

140-150 05-108 05-7l

l!OD-176 !7-lll 75-.85

145-105 23-28 71-78 49-66

93-105 149-163

17-21

12, 35, 86

69 170, 171

76 10~ 159

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44-70, 122-J{Jl 547, 563

066 279, 280, S92-B04,

308 846, 851

112 214, 221

543 406 804

070-07g 725, 726

674 071

15, lO 641, 642

' 601, !i02

184 272-274

841 482

107, 105 207, 208

502 537, 538

460 377-380 005-0UB

025 691

62

477-503

{ 845, 846, 848, 862 686, 687

5•15, 556, 601

557, 577, 588-50~

508, 514 Gll

138

164 oari-ua7 nu, 734 248, 2<10

823, B:M, 432-485 81i7, 868 lhl, 182 351-H53

524 606, 607

482, DlO-ii14 414, 415, 471, 472 Slll-815 641, 042

150-lllO 6:ll-G44 245-251 425-442 865-SOU 17i-187 847-357 225-~BO 003-610 50.5-522 405-477 807-821 639-643

384,407, 408

j!40 480, 437

608 474 817

Uyprees- and gum-swamp lands of North Carolina, ll!Jalyses of.

Cypress-bra.ke land, character of, i:tt .Ar'knnaas ...•...

D. Dnrk-gray soil of South Carolina, analysis of •.•••••.

Dark sandy loam of rod-loam region of Arkansas .••. Date palm, growi'h of', in Sonth earolinn ............ . Deiul lakes of Florida, aulu11c1•ged cypress forests of. Death's valley, Cn)lf'ornia, dosc1iption of .......... .. Decomposition of metnmorplilo rooks in:

.Aluba.ma, depth of .........•........••..•..•.. Georgia, clepth to which it extemls, nnd ma

'terfal tlerivecl from. De<>r Creek 1•egion of :Mississippi, nrc11 aml dcacrip.

tlon of. Delta of the Mississippi, Louisiana ..•..........••••. Deltas of rivers, formation of, In South C1trolina ..... Depth of tillage in:

Alabama .....•.••...•......................•••. Arkansas ...•.•.•...•..•••...•..••...••...••••. California .......•....................••...•••. Florida ...................................... ..

f;g{;:;;~i,;.;.it~~y·:: ::::::: :: : : :::::: :: ::: ::::: :: Louisi:im>. .................................... .

~l~~~~~;r.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. North Carolinio •..•......................••••.. South Uarolinn .................... _ ........... . Tennessee .......•........................••..

~~~~~~i~·: ~::: :::: ::: : :::::: :::: :::: ::: :: ::::: :~ Derivation mid pronunciation of tbc word .Arkanens

fnoto in Report 011 .Arkansas). Description, agl'iculturnl, of nations of Inii'i11n terri·

tory. Desciiption and analyses of' soils aml subsoils in:

Alaliama ..................................... . .Arlrnnsns .................................... .. California ................•..................••. Florida .......•...•...................•........ Georgia ...................................... .

· l11dian tenltory ............................. . Rontuoky (in ltepo1·t on Tennessei}) .........•..

h~~!~!~~~pi·:::::::::: :::::: :::::: ::: :: : :: : : : : : : N01·th C11rolini; .................. , .........••. S011th Carolina ..••...•.•.•.................... ~eenuessea ---- ......................... -........... . 'J.laxas ... ~ .......................................... .

Descriptions, ngrloultu.ral, of counties in: Alnbam11 .................•.................••.. .A1·lrn1rnas ........••.•...................••..... California .........•..........•.......•••...•... Florida .•••••...•...........•.................. Georgia ...................................... . Lqui~lana._. ...•••••........................•••. 1\l!SSIB•lppl ..••....... , ....................... . ll11ssouri .................................. . N·orth Cnrolini; ............................... . Tcn11c.ssee ........................................ .

it~'i':rl·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Desert rej!ion in:

California, genornl c1escription of ..•.......••.. Texas, .cha:racter and extent of the .........••.

Detaiiecl information (ses indexes to the followlng monoj.l:raphe) :

1~ . ... II

I

II I rr. II n

lI II

I

I II

II .I II II II I I I I lI il I I II I

I

II I II II II I I I I II JI I I

II I II 1I II I I I II I I II

II I

Genernl Discussion on Cotton Production...... I A.l11\Junu1 ...................................... II Arkansas ...................................... 'I Uallromia ............................ · .•...••••. II

· Floridu. ....................................... Il Georgln. •• • • . . • • . • . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . . • . . II Inclian territory .. . . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. • . . . . . •. . • • • . I Kentucky (in Report on '.l.'enneeaoe/. Loaislana ..................................... ·I

ffi:~~1'ii511r~~ ...... .-.-.-:::::: :::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : : ~ Norlh Carolina ................................ II Sot\th Carolina................................. II '.l.'ennessee ..................................... I

i~~;1':.'ii.·::: :: ::: ::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : : ~:: ::: ::::: :: fr Details, cqlturnl and economic, of cotton production in:

Alabama...... . . . . . . •.. . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II .Arkansas.................. . •. . . . . . • • .. ••. . ••• I Ji'lorlclio ·••••······•·················•·······•·· n Ge01•gia. . -.. . . .. . • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • II Indian territory. .. . . • . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • . I

889

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(at bottom l'CllOl't. ofpagcl) .

14 640

60 605

23 479 75, 84 611, 020

ID 47-5 40 220 43 701

15 25 31 297

00, 44 245, 246

10, 11 112, 113 8 404,

153 163 07 033 75 733 67 U7

103 429 20 807 77 179

147 3.JO 25 523 73 605

61-f.4 507-510 07 469

153 811 19 041

0 545

10-25 857-803

111-50 26-00 14-38 5fi0-574 18-00 67U-728 15-~S 195-!.,.418 ~5-58 291-1110 10-17 8·18-855

112 484 13-3] 115-1B3 15-71 217-273 14-20 546-552 15-48 471-504 10-40 388-412 24-47 640-0UO

7f>-148 Sfl-158 47-114 56:!-0BO

i:m-125 7·1:!-783 a1-m1 217-243

67-li·8 SB3-42•t <H-73 143-175

85-143 287-3•!5 13-21. 511-519 27-70 fiG9-002 45-0\>. 417-4M

57-148 715-800 11-15 633-037

8,43,44 606, 701, 702

22, 32 -080, 600

77-81 89-03 157-103 167-173 109-110 o4r,..mrn lB0-188 791-7G6

78-77 2:iB-2o7 177-184 443-450

83, 34 87.1,872

87-03 181J...195 157-104 359-:rno

29-31 527-529 70-83 611-615 67-70 523-526.

m=gl}J 4So-49t 823-l<31

28-25 !i45-647

140-150 l50-16S 95-108 alll-044

UG-71 245-251 -159-170 425-442

27-81 865-869


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Detoils, cultural and economic, of cotton prodnction In-continued.

~l:~!~ff.r'.1::::::: :::::: ::::::::::::: :: : : : : : :: :: ~ North UHrolina ............................... I1 Sou th Carolina • • .. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . .. . • . . . . . II '.l'~nncAsoo . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . • . • • . • • I

~~:~·i~·in:::::: ~~~::::: ::::: ::::::: ::: : : : : : : : : :: fl Details of soil invcatigutian (General J)isoussion). I

Dcyoufan formation in: .Alaham11 •••••..••...•.....••.••............•... II Georgia, beds nml thickness of........ . . . • . . . . II

Diagram showing the natural divisions of Tonneasce. I Differences in amfaco features, streams, and inhabit- II

ants of the two divisions of South Carolina. Dips of the strata of northwest Georgia............. II Directions for taking soil specimens (General Dis· I

cussim1). Dirt Town valley of Georgia . . . . •. . . . . . ... .... .• . . .. II Diseuscs1 insect enemies, etc., of cotton iu:

.Ala!Jamit .....•.•.•.............••...••••. · ... ·.

.A1folDHUS ..................................... . Floritl:t ....................................... .

~~0~~~1~fri_t~~~ :::::::::::: ::: ::: : ::: : :: :::::: • .Kf 1==~~~.f1pi ·. -. : ._._-_._-_·:. ·:.·:.-_·_.: :: : : :::: :: : ::~: ~ ~: North Carolina .........•.......•............... South Uurolinu, ................................ . Tennessee ......................................... .

~1;;j':;;;; ::::::::::::: ::: ::: : :::: :: ::: : ::::::::: Dismnl swamp in:

II I JI II .I .I

I I II II I I II

75-85 loJ5-155

23-28 71-78 49-GO

03-105 14U-103

17-21 58-Gl

17, 29 21

11 7

22 58

73

155 102, 103

no, 70 170, 171

3ll 81-83

152, 153 '27 76

5!J, 00 10~!, IO:J 158-160

20

North Carolina ................................ II 12, Bl

'Virginia, soils nnd timber growth on tho bar- II <lMROf.

Disposal, i1rlce, Ynriety, and amount used per ncre of cottousee!l in:

..1Ua!Jama ....................................... TI

gfrn~:~:i~: ::::::::::::::::::: :·:: :: : : :: ::::: ::: lr Floridn ........................................ II Gcorgfo ........•..•..••••.•.•...............•.. II Intlhm terr it<H'y . . . . . . . • . • . •••• .• . . . . . . . . • . . . .. I

tn:~:);~n~'.~::: ::: :::::::::: :::: :: :::::: :::::::: · I N01th Cttrolina ........................ · .....••.. JI South Carolin" . . . . . •• •• • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . II 1'enuessce ......... --· ............. ... . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. I T1~xns . ....... -- . . . .. . . ... .... ................... ... I 'Virginia .. . . . . . • . . • • . • • . • . • . . . • . • • . • . . . . . . . . . • . II

Distribution of l!otton pr0tluct.Jon ltmong the se'\"oral ngricultnml regions Ju:

154 98, flD

76 07, G8

57, 58, 105,lUO

29 78. 70

148, 149 25. ~a 78,74 5:.!-f!B

·l3, OH, 99 154. lfi5

19

.A.lnbnmii ...................•..•..••••.•........ JI 14-56,00

.A1·k:insas ..................................... . I 30,40 FltHida .............••••••••••.•.•............. II W-Sl G!'orgiit ...................................... . 1I 5,J .. f17 Ind inn 1 erritGry ............................. .. I 3, 21-25 Kcn~~oky (in He port on Tennessee) .......... .. I lll Lomsrnn:t ..................................... . I 32-35

fill~~~~~:.rpi . :: : : : : :: ::: ::::: ::::::::: :::: :: : :: I n..:76 I 3, 9

Nol'th Carolina ...•..........••••••••.......... II 21,2l South U1.rolinn ............................... .. II 10-47

'Ienneasoe --~·-·····-· ~ ............................ . 1 111, 25, au, ! 38, 40

~r;~~i;,;·:::: :::: ::: :::: :: :::::::::::: ::: ::: : :: ft 40, ~~

Ditching, hillside, in: Aln.brmm . • • . • . • • • • . . . . • . . . . • . . .• . • . • • • • • . . . . . . II .Arknusiis .........•.......•.•••.••..••••..•.... I Flomln •• .•••• •• . . . .. . . . . . ••••••.•. .• . .. .•• . . II

~:fff.:l~t~~·~~~~~::::::::: ::: :::::::::::::: ::: : : : Ii m:~~~~:rjl~ ::::::: ::::: :::::: :::::::::::: :::: :: i North Cnrolh1n ........................ • ........ II South Carolinn ................................ H Tennessee..................................... I T~xna ......................................... I 'Virginia ....................................... U

Divisions of: Alnbama ....................................... II Missoo!'i, natuml. .. . .. . . . . . . . .• . .• ••••••. •. • . . I Tennessee, natural an cl political . .. .. .. . . . • . . . . I Upland portion of Louislnnfl, nfltural .•..•..•.. I

78-148 40-04 38-00

70-lGS 22-25 •14-73

88-143 10-18 30-04 5~1 5H 48-02

60-148 12-14

12-14

12-14

11

177-187 347-357 521-520 003-GlO 5115-522 403-177 807-821 639-U43

70-73

27, ao 287 383

4UU

288

70

330

105 oas, o:m ~40, 2ii0 4~0, 4U7

8U8 1R3-1B5 B5•1, 355

5~5 1lll8

515, 5HJ ·J.74, 47:i 810-~18

042

5H,iiG3

031

rn.1. 6114, 0:15

7M 2•17, 248

323, 32!, 4:i1, 4:rn

8Gi 180, lBl :mo, 3M 5:!:J, 5~4 ()!l.i, ouo GOB-51~!

416, 470, 471 81~. 813

641

24-00, 70 o75, 57U 20H-211 B2Cl-323

841, ~59-803 48:!

134-1:!7 ~74-278 501, 507 553. 554 475-6113

380,307,408, 4tu, 4rn 'i07, 708

632

88-168 585-fi30 218-2-10 330-4~-l 800-ROB 14U-1'1G 20U-il45 51<1-310 502-590 508. 50[) 42U-40I 718-BOU 034-0:JO

22-24 505

384-380

113

Dogwoorl ridge, geuernl description nrnl analysis of soil of, In Mississippi.

Dogwood ridge of tho 1\1ississip1ii plain (General Disc.-irn~iou).

Dolmnile the !Jasis of good farming lands in .Alabama. II Draft employed in breaking up la,nd in:

.Ahtl•ama ...................................... n

.Arkansas ..................................... I Floritfa . .. . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . II

i~~!t~l.:~i~~~~l:~:::::::::::: ::::::: :: : : ::: :::::: y 11IissisRlppi . . .. . . • .. .• . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . I MisRc)uri. -- .. -·-· - ............... - • .. . .. . . . . . . . . I N orlh Carolina . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . • .. . . . . . . . . . . .. II Soutl1 CnrolirnL . • . • . • • • • . . . • • . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . II ':1.1euDOSijeO ·····-··-···--········---····-·----~- ~ i~~i~iit. ::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::::::::: :::::. II

Dminage system in: .Alabamfl........ .. . . . .. . . . . . ..• . . . . . . . • . . . .. . .. JI Arknnsns ...•.. ........•....... .•........••.... I California..................................... II Fiorilli; .•.........•.......•.....••..•.•........ II Geo_rgitt. •. ~ ..... , . • . . . . • . . • • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . II i,mh!'~' ten1tory ......... · .. ·· • · · · · • • ·· · · • · · ·.. i ~~~r,~~ri~:1 ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::: ::: 1 South Cal'Olina...... .•• • . . . • . . . • . . . . • • • •• . •• • • . II

ii~\~i;; ::::::: :::: ::::::::: :::::: :::::::::: :: . fr Drnyag6, cost of1 in:

A1·kansus . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .. . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

~~7;1~tfa'~;;~;;: :: : :: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : IfI 'J~ennesseo ......................................... , I 'foxas............... .... ......... •........•..•. .[

DI'i fting onuds of the west in Texas . . • • • . . . . . . . . • . • . I

Drift material in:

41, 110

7ii

18, rn

lfJ3 97 07

rn:i 20 77

147 2f> 'rn

fJ]-5-1 !17

153 JO

o, 10 lil

7, E 10,17

7 10, 11

11 7

51-M Hi 7

107' 85

105 78

100 102

22

Afabnurn, occunen"e of, ancl soils of ...•....••. II 30,42,40-40 Louisiau1t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 10

Texas 111ul 011 tho Llflno Estacada . . • • • . . . •. . . . I 21, 22 Dron.·:.;:ht iu Texas. OCCUl'l'CilCO of ....... ................. I um Dry Lako vallcJ", California, extent flncl clcscription II lH

of. lJry 'Vnlleyroi;ion of Alnbanrn, ehnrnctor nm1 soils of II Durango, Mllxico, cotton culture in the atato of (Jn .LI

Report en California).

E.

Enrtl1q11ake of 1811 in Missouri, roforencc to . . . . . . . . I

East U1wroll ·parish, Loufainnn, i·nuk of, as first fa I cotton pi odnct per norn ILrnoug tho counties of nil tho states (General Disoussiou),

85, 02

131

16

8

Eastern FltJcicla. nml the penlusuln,1 general clinmotor II 18 of th" lnndH of.

Eastern alopo of tho tii~rm Novadn mouutitins, C1ili· II 01, 02

fornia, clcscription of. Eastem topogrnphit:nl clivision of NorLh Cm·ol!nn., II 10

area am! general surface features of. Enst Tennessee, cotton procluctlon in................ I East Tennessee vulky:

A.penunlornlcotlon region ..................... I Gmyancl rod bolts, andeherty dolomitoknohaof. I

Economic and cultural details of cotton production Jn: .Alabama................................. . . • . . II A l'lrnnsns . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . .. . • . . . . . . . • • . . . . I Floridn ........................................ II Gool'l!la ........................................ II Indi!ll.' torritol'y .................... .• . • . . . .. . . I

~W~Efr~i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ N@rU1 Cnrolimi.. .• . . .•. • . . . •..•. .... .. • . . ••. •• II ~~nlh Cm·olimt......... .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II I 0llllCSSCO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • '1

i1;~1~in:·::::::·::::· ::::.-:::::::::::: :: : :: : : : · i\ l~<liAto islaml, South Cflrollna, labor systom on....... II Edisto rivor, So11ih Carolinfl, course, na'l"igntion, fllld II

bol'Clerini; lands of. Eu! River bottom ancl valley lands, Californi1t, chnrnt1- II

tor aml analy_ses of soils ancl subsoils from.

42

38

30-38

140-lfiO 115-108

05-71 150-170

27-3l 75-80

145-lfij) 23-28 71-78 ,rn-un

Oil-105 l40-10n

17-21

01

7,8

fi!) 120

General folio

(at bottom ol'1H1goJ.

243, 31&

87

28, 2[)

103 033 2·17 4~0 807 179 3~9 523 005

~07-GIO 400 811 641

l!l, 20· 540

om;, UGO, 076-084 187, ffS •)~~ •)83 - ... 815 112, 113

~13 505

507-iilli 67'1 n·~o

1143 187 357 010 477

;;820 "080

40, U2, 50-50-112

070, 081) 817

772

05, 10.3 780

514 20

198

ilO, 720'

414

410

408-410

lii0-16(1 6~1-0•14 24;,_251 425-442 80li-XOIJ 177-187 Mi-:157 521-5~0 60:1-010 !ill!i-522

~~~:{TI fl39-04S

517

403,404

717, 778

GENERAL INDE~ TO COTTON PRODUUTION. 891

Page ~ of special .::; roport.

Effect of the share system on soils in:

if ~~ri~~::~~i ~ii~~~i ~~~~~~~ ~ ~::::: ~::~ ~::: :~ indi:•·~ territory ..•...................•.•.......

rr1~~f,~~F~~: ::::::.::: :::: ::::: :::: ::::::: :: ::: : NoI"lh Carolimt ..•.•.......•.....•...•..•.....

~ig~::~~;?:: ~; ~ :;·~: ~ ~ ~:~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~-~~ ~ :~~~ ~ ~:~~ ~: Efforts made to olJviato di@onses of cotton-plant in:

i~~~~~~_:_:~ \\:\:::l~ ~I~ ~::l~l::~I::Iili::i l i i::ii i: North Carolina •••.•..•.•............••••.•.••. 8ot1h Uaro1iun . ...................................... . Vi1·ginia .......... ... _ .......... _ ........ · ........ ~

Elevn1:.Jon of: Fforicla ....................................... . G eorgln., n.Yerngo .................................... . Kentucky, cotton region of (in Report on Ton·

JJeSSlle).

Louiaiunn ..................................... . Missouri. ..................................... .

Elevatimrn in:·

.Alabama, an cl axis of ......................... . Ccntml prairie region, Texns .•... ·: ....... .... . Lowci· }line l>eit of South Carolina ......•...•.. Metnmorph!c region of South Cnrelim~ ........ . Mountnins nncl v1>1\eys of northwest Gcorgiit .. . Mountn.ins in the Bina Ridgo region of Georgi11. Mountains of tllll Houtlwrn region of Cnlifornin. No1·th Cnrolinn .............................. . Piedmont reglon of South Carolina ............ . Sund-hills region of South Carolina ............ . Siorra Nevncla Mountain region of Califomin. •. T<~nIICSReo. __ ..................................... -- .

Tennessee Vnlley region (Alnhnmn) ........... . To:ims ...................................... ..

Upper pi no belt of South Carollnn. ............ . "Virginia ...................................... . Warrror coa,lftelclof Alabama ................. .

Elk Uidgo region "of tho Central basin, Tennessee, tlescrlption of.

II I rr rr I I I I lI H I I II

II I II II I Ir II lI

II II I

I I

II I II II II II n II II II II I lI I II II II I

Elk rivi;r, Alnbnma, Janela .of............. . .. . .. • . . • • . II Enchnntccl rnck, Tcxns, closcriptlon of the........... I Enumor>itiun of ngricultural regions in:

Abbnma ....................................... II Al"ltansas ...................................... I Calif01·nia ...................................... II J?lori<\a ................ -· ...................... ·II Georgi:t ................ ,. ....................... II Indian terdtory .. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . .. . . ..... .. . . I Louisiana...................................... I

~i::~~:.r~~: :::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: i North Carolina ................................ II South Cnrolina .................. ; .... ·......... . II Tennessee . . . ... . • .. .. • • . . . . . • . . .. • • • .. . .. • . . .. I Tuxua .......................................... I Virglnio. ....................................... II

Enumeration, tabnlntcd results of the, in: .Alul1ama .................................... .. A1·knnsaa ..................................... . Cl11.ifornla ..................................... . Florida ....................................... . Georgia ..................................... . Ken~nek0' (In Report on Tennessee) ........... . Lomsln.rnt ..................................... .

~l:~~~~lir.~: ::: :::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: North Carolina ............................... . Sou1h Oarollna .. , ............................. . -'l~enllOHSCO ·-··-· ....................................... . Toxas ......................................... . Virginia ...................................... .

II I lI II lI I I I I II ll I I II

Eoceno fornmtlon, occurrence nncl materinl of, in: .A.lo.li:tmit ............................. : ....... . Arlrnnsns .................................... ·• Florida ....................................... .

t~~m~r ;;i :: :: ::::: :: :: ::: : : : : :: : :: : ::: ::::::: North Caro lino. ............................. ••• Sb11th Cm:olina ....................... •· · .... ••· ,..,..,...,, .. .,,

II 1 II II I I II II I

155, }gg 70, 71

172, 173 31

83, 84 154 28 77

02-06 10·1 101

21

155 103

'TO 171

82, 83 70

69, 00 20

8, 9

11 111

11

7, 9

9

35 22 3G 19 ao 37

9, 10 45 33

59, 60 11

28

13, 14 25

7

26, 27

28, 83, 84

1~4

17, 14ti

13,U, 36 12

17, 18 15

17, 18, 23 9

11 13

8 12

12, 13 18, 14

22 8

1-6 1-6

. 1-4 1-4 1-8

100, 110 1-6. 1-6 1-4 1-6 1-4 1-8

1-10 1-8

55 11

10-14 14-10

10 12 11 10 21

Gene1nl folio

(nt bottom of'1>age).

165, 166 041

250, 251 438,4:JD

809 185, 186

35-0 5~6 GOD

Gl8-li~2 476 SID 013

105 630 250 437

184,185 uos

515, 510 042

188, 189

277 483

113 505, 607

1V 603

478 41)2

285 200 005

541, 542

501

489

717, 718 •

3831

38 671, 672

481

020 36, 37

400, •H\5, 456

114

675, 803

23, 24, 40 5•J8

075, 670 105

283, 284, 28~ 847 lIB 215 506 544

408, 46D 385,380

680 630

11-10 537-512 (15(1-662 181-184 267-274 481, 482 103-108 208-208 41J9-~02 533-538 457-460 1173-8HO 650-668 023-025

05 547

190-104 280-282

112 214 543 400 679

Pogo G~i11:;11t ~ of spcaial ("t llottom It, 1·cport. "

-------·--------------·- _ ·---- _o_f_pago!:_

Erosion in .Alabnmn the cause of surface features .•.. II Erosion of:

Cretaceous pmMes in .Alabama................ II Drift iunterinl in klalJama ..•....•..••..•.. , • • . II Saint Luui~ limestone i11 Alabama .............. II Ten11esRee vnller, .Alabama.................... II

Emsio11, strata. ram-0vetl by, in nort!J.wea~ Georgia .•. II Eruptive ro~ltst occur1:cnc.e of, in:

~~~~~~'.:~: :: ::::::.::::.: ::::::::::::::::::: ::: }_1 Estimated cost of cottoIJ. pl'Oduotion in:

Alabama ..................................... II .Ark1111ans.. •.... ........... .................... I

~r~~~~l;~'.~::::: ::: : :::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: n ~~~!~~~~~'.~~·:~ :::::::: ::: ::::::::: :: :::: :::::: y ~l~.;~~~~~~ii~;; :: : ::: ::::::: :: ::: : : ::: ::: : :: :~: f Soutl1 Carolint1 ................................ ft 'rcnneHseo ....... -- .................... ------. .. . I

~i;~i':l1;,; :::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: fr Estimntetl number of acres of cotton ·pol' haml in :

.Aln!Jama... . • .. •• ... .. .. . ... .. .. ... . • . . . . • . . rr

.Arkn.nstta. ..................................... I I<'lol"i1la ........................................ II

I~~~~}F;~tFJJJJ]JJIIJIJJJJJ~rnuIIJJJJ.: 1 North Cnrolinri ................................ Il South Camlin:; ................................. II '~L1cnncssee. ----·-········-···-~----·····--······· I '.l'exas .......................................... I Virginii; ...................................... lI

Etowah rivc1· in Georgitl, allnvio.l lands of...... . . . . II European soils, <liffionlti<>s encountered in getting I

samples of, for nnnlysis (G£>noml Discussion). Eut11wancl Ripley groups in Mississippi (Cret11ccous) Entrtw group in Alab11mn. (Cret11ceous) ..•......•••.•

Everglnt1os of Flor!dit: .Area nn<l description of ....................... .

Elevation above the so11 antl geno1·al ohnrnoter of,

Exhaustion of cotton fonds of A.lnbama discussed ....

F.

Fallowing, foll plowing, nnd TOto.tion in:

T

II

lI II

lI

.A.la!Jamn .•.•..•. "·............................. J[ A.t•lrnnsas.. •• . • . . . . . • . • • • . . . . . . . . • • . . . . • . . .. . . . I Florldn. ....................................... II Georgia ..................................... rr Incll)L~ territory .... . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . • • ... . I

~ ~:~:~~~rr~i~:: :: :: : ::: :::: :: : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : :: ::: ~ North Uaro!i11a ................................ II South Carolina ................................. II Tennessee . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . •• ... • . . . .. .. I

12

46

42 29

28

20

8 41

156 107 70 71

175 :it 85

1J5 28 78 66

105 103

21

156 106

71 17•1

31 84

155 28 77

60-6211 104 102

21 77

57

12

35, 46, 65

27, 28 8

62

22

lifl

52

39

38

2sa

GOO GOO

lOG 643 7~4 251 441 8110 187 357 520 610 522 477 821 043

106 04~ 251 4•l0 860 180 357 626 ODO

516-GIS 4.76 820 tJ.lS 343

09

214 45, 50, 75

207, 208 188

72

158 / 103 •11, 97, 98 577, 633, 63~

67 247 164 430 29 867 77 179

77, 78, 147 270, 280, 840 25 523 73 605

51-5! 507-510 5 42. 43, 41<1, 415,

Texns ......................................... . {

97, 08 460, 470 I 118, 16:l, 770, Bl!,

' 15'1 812 ·1 Virginio. ................. · ..•. · · · ... · .. · ..... •· II 19 641

F11U plowing, fallo,v!ng, nnd rotation in• .A.labarua ...................................... . A.1·kansas ..................... · · • ....... · .. • • .. Floridct ....................................... . Georgia ...•...•...............•......•..•..•. Jndi.a:i territory ............................ - •.

~1~~~~~[~~:: :-: ::·:: :::::::: :: : : ::: -::: :::: :: : ::: North Cnrol!m; .............................. ~. South C!t"rolina ................................ . Tennessee ......... c .......................... .

Texaa ........................................ . Virginia ........................... : ............................ .

II 153 lOll I 41, 07, 98 577, 633, 034 lI , 67 247 II 104 4ll0 I 20 867 I 77 170 I 77, 78, 147 270, 280, !!411 I 25 fi23 lI 78 005 lI i\1-54 507-510

I { 42, 4U, 414, 41fJ, 07, 98 400, 470

I l 118, 1534 776, 8~{:! 15

II 19 U41

Farming, mlxer1, nnd ylnnting, in:. Alab•nna ..................................... .. ArkflllROR .......................... ;, ......... . .Floridtt .................................... ···· Georglo, ...................................... . rnm.111.1 territory ..................... · ......... .

~1:r~~rr~~: ::::::: ::::: :::::::::: :::::: ::: :::: Nm·•h Cnroliua ............................... . South Cnrollna •. , ............................ .

:rr W5 105 l lOA (\4()

rr OS, OH ~.18, !HO

II f lOIJ-109; f4B2•1$G, 438 172

I 20, 30 867, 808 r 70, Boig~ 181, 18!!, 185 I 35f> I 26,27 521h 525 II 74,76 606, 607 lI 62-65 518-521


Farming, mixed, nnd planting, in-continued. Tennessee .............................. - . · - - . . I

ff~gl'i;i~-: ::: ::: ::::::::::::::: ::: : : : : :::: :::::: I~ Farming, system of, and labor, and size of farms in:

103 160

rn, 20

A111bnmi;........... ... . •. . •.•...•..•.. ... .. . . . II 155, 156 Arkansas . . .• . . . . . . • . . ....... .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . I 104-108 :E'loridn.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . ••• • .. •. . . . . . . . . . . II 70, 71

~;~f ~;}~~~l~lL~~Li~j~rnn~~~~\)~WH r 78' ::~;~

North Carolina . •. • . . . . . . . . . .•. . • • . •• •• •• •..•.. II 7G-78 South Carolina................................. II 08-06 Tennossee ..... ...•. ..• • .. .... .. . ....•.• •..•... I 103-105

'.&Y;;i~i,,; .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· fr. rno-i~~ Farms in South Carolina, statistics of.,_ ••......•.••. II 21-47

.Farm vnlncs and produ€tions in South Carolina...... II 44 Fastening (ties) used in baling cotton in:

Al>'bama ..••.......•.••.......•.••....•..•.•.. II Arkansas ..............•..••...........•..••.•. I .I<'loriilll. ..•......••••.••••.••••••••••..••.•••..• ll

~~~f ~~~tt1t:\l~;) ~~~~~~/~~~~~~~~~)~~;)~~~ J Nm th Carolina .............•.......•.......•.. II Son1h Carolina .................•••.•••......... l[ 'l1enncsse0- . .... ·---. - - . - --· ............ - .......... ... . ... l Texas .......................................... I Virginia ...•....•...•••....•...••..••.••....... II

Features: General, of the afote of Georgia ......•....•... II Geological and topograpnical, of tbe Indlnn I

territory. l'rominen.f, of California....... . .. . • • . • • • • • • . .• II Y mioty of, in TQnnessee . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . • . • . I

Feed or manuro, cottonseed-cake used as, ini Alabama .......•••........••••••...........••. II Arlrnxsns ...................................... I 1"loricla, ........................................ II

ij~fil~~:::~~~tzirn:rn~~~~~rn~~~jjHT J Nurth Carolina ....•....••..••.•••••••••....... II Houth Camlina . . . • • • . . • . . • . . . . • . • • . • .. • • •• . . . . II '1'(111nesttce ......... .. .. • . • •• . • • .. •• . .... ..... .......... I ~1exas .................................. ~ ... ~ .. .. . ..... . . I Yil'giuia. ....•.....•.. ..... .... .• . ........... II

Fclilspnr in Georgln, occurrence of pink variety of .. II Fences in South Carolina, height of. ...••••••••.... - . II Fermginous sandstone anti conglomerate of the Cross I

Tim bors of Texas. Fe1tillzcrs, oornmerclal, aggregate cost of, in the II

motnmorphio region of South Carolina. Fertil!zers, experiments wHh, in Georgia............ II Fertilizers, natural, of:

155 1U2

6!1 58, 170

30 81

152 2'I 75 52

102 158

20

18, 19 7,8

11

154 98 67

mo 29 70

148 25 73.

52-54 OR

154 JO 36

52 24, 29

54

84--108

.A.labnmu .•••.•......••.•....••..••....•........ II 65--70

Arknnsaa .....•.....•...•..••...•..••••.....•.. Flodda ••............•••....•••.•••••.•.•.•....

I {11126127, 55

II 25, 32--34

Geor[(ia. .•••••.•••.•.•......••..•••.•••• · .••...•. {

41-46, II 61, 62,

Indinn territory ..••••• ; .••.....•......••...•.. :Mississippi ••••••••.•.•....•...•••.••.•..•.••..

North Carolina ••••••••.•••.•.•.....••••....••.

115-132 T 13 I { 21,22,38,

50-75 II pB,22,23,

l 37-40 Sonth Carolin1> ...•••••. ! ......... , ............. II { 10,rn,2: 0 Texas.......................................... I

Fertilizers, remarlls· on, in: Alalmma ...•.......••..••..•••.•••............ II Floridll. .•••••.•...•••..••••.••.•••.•••••••..••. H Geo1·gia ........................................ ~ u••· •• II Indian territory . ....... .. .•••••. •.• ..••....... I MiHAiB•ippi .................. - ..••. - • - . . . . . . . . . I North C1irolin1> .••... ················-- , ....... II South Carolina ................................ :oc it~~j~j!ce_::::::: :: : ·::: :: : :::: ::::::::::: ::::: fr

Fertilizing nnc1 green-manuring in: Alftl>Rma ......•.••..••.•..••.•..•••....•..•••• ¥ A1•k!ID•lµl .......••••..........•..•...••.•..••. Jr)oritla .•.•..•.••...•...•.•....•..• : ••.•...••. II Georgia ............................................ II lnuian territory ................................ I

21

64--70 82, 83 57··63

w 78, l~~

12, at, 35 43 10

'15<1, 98 67

16f) 29

47;; 818

641, 642

105, 166 640-044 250, 251 438-442

8G9 185-187

280, 351i-3'fl7 525, 520 608-tiHl 5Hl--5~2 47fi-477 818-821

043

477--503

500

J.05 639 240

324, 430 81;8 183 354 525 607 614 474 816 642

284, 285 845, 846

665

383

164 634 247 432

'867 181 350 623 005

508-510 470 812 641

302 508

682, 687

510

350-374

71i-80 547,561,563,

591 205, 212-214

307-312, 327, 328, 381-WS

851 2lW,224,240,

258-277 550,554,555,

508-581 466,475,470,

485 679

74-80 212, 213 323~~29

867 280, 350

554 468, 487, 4'1ll

415 002

104 634 247 431 867

/

Fertilizing and green·mnnuring in-continned. Louisiana...................................... I Mississippi ....•...............•..•.....•••.•.. I

78 524, 25, 55, i 78, 148

1\fiseonri ..................................... . I 25 North Carolina ..•........•.•............•...... Sou th Cnrolina. ..•..........•...•..............

II 73 II 52--54

:f=~~:s~~-e-:: :: : : : : : : : : :: :: : :: : : :: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : I 4:l, 98 I 1G4

Virginiai ............................................. . II 10

Fisheries of the seaboarc1 region of North Carolina.. II

Flatwoocls belt of West Tennessee an<l the Highland I

Rim. Flatwoods lauds· of:

13

21,20

Alabama ....•..•..........•....•............... II f Wo,1f~s Coosa Valley region of .Alabama, extent, timber II 20

growth, soils, and analyses of. Crowley's Ri11go region of Arkansas........... I 53 Georgia,extent,rocks,andsoilsof .•........•.. II 24

Long-leaf pine region of Florida . . . . . . . . • . . .• . . II 20

Metamorphic .region of Georgia, genernl char- II 37 acter of,

Metmnorphio i·e[(ion of South Curolina, charno- II ter nncl anal;·ses of,

Pitcli--¢110 region of Flori~ln, description of..... II Soutb Carolina <lerivecl from trupponn rooks . . • II

Flntwoeds ,region of: Rlabam:t, area and soils of. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . I.I ;Alabama, trees nnd plants obaracteristio of.... II Mississippi, extent ancl genernl clesc1iption of.. I Mississippi, populatiol} and cotton production I

in. Flatwoods, total area of (General Discussion)........ I Floa-bugs, nppearonce of, in:

Alabuma .........•.....•....................... TI Georgia ..................•..................•.. II

Flint, presence of, in the limestone of the Gulf coast II of Florida.

Flint river in Georgia, rounded quartz rooks of . . . . . II Float-land of the tnlos of Californil>.. .• . . . . . . . •• . . . . II Floods of tbe streams ·of the great valley, Cnlifor- II

nia, periods of. Floods or rises of the Mississippi, time, sources, and I

ooomTences of (General Discussion). Florlcla:

.Analyses of p;ne·lnnd soils of (General Discus- I afon).

Area, population, tillecl lcmd, cotton production, I rank i>mong the stn.tee, and banner counties of (General Discussion).

Cotton fiber, measurements of (General Discus- I sion).

Discussion of rank of, among the cotton states , I (General Discussion).

:tmlex to Reporton ............................ II Mountains, description of...................... II Possible cottonseed-oil mill prodnots of, from I

the crop or 1879, and their market and ma· nnre valuations (General Discussion).

R~port on Cotton Production in the state of, by II Professor Eugene A. Smith.

Spocialngent o.ppointedfor {-General Discussion) I Fogs in California, prevalence of, and theirinfiuenoe II

on soils anc1 plants. Fogs of the:

Da.y couut.ryof California .......•.•........... II Southern region of California .................. II

Foot·hills of the : Const range of California . • • . • . . . • • . . • . . . . . • • . . II Slerm of California, general description of. . . . II

Foot.hills rei:ion of California, area, and description of. II Fort Gaines, Georgia, section of bluff at............. II Jlossil hedR, occ1u•rence of, in:

~~gdf1ca.i:"ait;,~::::: :: :: :: ::::: :: : :: :: :: : : ::: : :: ii

41,42

27 10

35-80

58

11-111

~5

155 170

26

125

30, 31

19

74

62

5

18, 19

7

73-77

57

49

i-vl, 1-77

v 8

45 106, 108

34-87 32-37 81-37

14

107, 108 10, 11

G1mrral folio

(at bottom ot page).

180 226, 227, 257,

280, 350 m!3 605

508-510 415, 470

812 641

545

303, 398

128113?A 146, 1"1!

30

{i89

290

2tO

303

487, 498

207 400

45-99

68 210-313

277

16

165 436 206

301

088, OS!l 677

8tr

17

30,31

10

258-257 237 61

175--257

11 666

703 764, 766

692-095 090-695 OBD--695

280

378, 87' 406, 461

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION. 893

Pap;e of special

roport.

e.encral folio


-----~~-------------- _._ _____ , ____ _ Fossil bones at Lavaca, Texas........................ I F11urche la Favo Mounfain rnngo, elevation uncl I

trend of, in Arkansas.

22

20

Freight rates of shipment in:

!~~!::s:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ~~;:u~ Floricln. ....................................... II 39-03, 'i!U Georgia........................................ II {59,67·1~0

ln~~;i~Y"~~~'.:~~:.:::: :: ::::::: :::::: :: : :: :::: ::: i ~~~~t~g :Mi=~~~~:.r.pL.: :::::: ::::::: ::: ::: ::::::::::: ::. i 87-14~i:gt North Carolina ............................... •JI 27-70, 78 Tonnessco . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . ...... .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . I 47-92, 105

ir:;1~·1;;: :::::::: :: : ::: :::::: ::::::::::: :::: ::: lr &Ii~I5~~~ Fresno Plains soil, Galif'ornin, character ancl anuly· ,II 27-39

sls of. Fresno rivev, Cullf'orniu, cJ11trnotcr of lands of....... II 25

:Front-land soil uucl subsoil of: A.rknnsns... .......... ...... .. .... ........ .... I 13 Louisiana ..•..•.....•..•.•......•.......•....•. I 14115,17,20 Mississippi. .................................. . I 118

Mississippi alluvial pluin, chamcter of (Gen· I 74

ernl Discussfon). Tcm1ossee alluvial region ancl tho Mississippi l I { 14,15,24,

river. ; li3, 71

Frost, black, Jlrst appearance of, in: .A.lalmmn, ....................................... II .A.1·knnsas ............................ ~ ......... I Fl• ·ridn. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . • .. .. .. .• .. .. .. • • .. II 6eorgirt .................. ; ................... II Indian territory ....... ,...................... I Louisiana ..... _........ .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . I

~:::~i;;~,'.r~~: ::: :::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: i North Carolina .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. • .. . . . .. .. . II South Carolina ................................. II

Tennessee..................................... I

11, 154 101

68 11, 20, 100

-30 80

10, 151 20 75 r 20,31,37,

l 56, 58 f 12, l3, l 40, 100

Texas ....................................... .. I • 76, 157 II 20 'Virginia ...... -............................ - • ..

Fruit-land peninsula of Florida, location of.......... rr Fruits of:

53

Sierra foot-hills, California .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • . II 33

19,35 South Carolina .............................. ..

Galls or a our lands of :morida, description nncl growth II 28

of. ' Gttlveston, Texas, cotton shipments from....... .•• .. . I 52 Gu»ilan Mountllin mngc, California, description of.. II 4-0

G encral Discussion of Cotton l'rocluction, by Profes- I i-vi, 1-81 sor Eugene W. Hilganl.

Geneml Discussion of Cotton Prodtt<'J;ion, index to... I 77-81

General features of tho alluvial plain of the J\1lseis- I 73-70

s1ppi river \,General Discussion). Geological fentures of:

Alabama ....................................... II 12-29,45,'10 11 Arlrnnsas................................... ... I

California. . .. . . . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. .. . • . . . . .. . II l"loricht . .. . .. . .. .. . • .. .. . .. .. .. . • .. .. . .. .. . .. .. II

S, 70, 71 10-15

11-10, 21-29 Georgin. ...................................... :II

Inclinn territory .............................. .. Keu,t'!clry (in lfoport on 'Icnnessee) ..•...••...

t11:~~~~~r~~~::: :: : : : : : ::: : : : : : ::::: :: : : :: : : ::: :: I 7, 8 I 111 I 0 I 12 I 9

North Carolina ............... , ............... .. South Carolina ............................... .. Tennessee .................................... .. Texas ...................... ~·············11········ Virginfo ..................................... .

II 11, 12 rr { 0-11, 45,

41l I 1S,47-9a l l'i'-2! II 8

Geolol(ical horizon of the most important cotton I 13

soils of Tennessee. Geological surveys of states, m11krinls of, uWizecl I

(Gen era! Disousaion).

v

Goorginr: Analyses of soi\s of (Genera!Discussioµ)....... I 60

.Area, population, tilled land, cotton production, I 5 rank among the states, and banner counties of (General Discussion).

680

565

85-188, 166 577, 5S5-030,

043 219-243, 250 325,333-424,

430 854, 859-80:! 145-li5, 187 289-M~,353

513-519 550-002, 010 419-404, 477 710, 715-800 033-037' 043

085-688

083

549 116, 117, 110, 122

320

86

ns6, as1, 396, 425,443

21, 16! 037 248

277, 286, 435 808 Jh2

212, 353 524 007

482, 487, 493, · 512, 5U

384, 385, 412, 472 733, 815

M2

233

091

475, 491

208

710 70!

7-03

69-03 85-88

22-ll!l, 55, 5G 547

666, 728, 720 190-195

277-282, 287-205 IM5, 8-16

483 111 214 507

543, 544 465-467, 501,

502 385, 410-464

675-680 030

385

11

81

17

Pap;e t: of special " report.

Jl.<

Georgia-continued. Cotton ftbor, measurements of (GeuemlDh1ous- I

sion1. Discussion of causes that. place it second I

11mong t.hc cotton states (GenemlD"lacnasian). Ind.ex to Report OD; ............................ II Possible cottonsec•d-oil m!ll products of, from I

Urn crop of IS70, nn<l their market nncl manm•e valuations tQouernl Diseussion).

Reforenco to tlrn Cretaceous outcrop nn<l to II geueral tt·e1l!l of metamorphic rocks of.

:Revort ou ()ottonProduction in tho State of, l II by Dr. n. IL Loughricige. 5

S1woio1 ngcnt appointed for (Gcn·N·nl Discus- I sion).

German expedmcnt stations, experiments of, to :fiml I soil solvents iGencral Discussion).

Ginnln}l", baling, nnc1 shipping cotton, cletnils of, in: .A.labumn......... .. • .. . .. .. .. . .. • . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. II .A.l'kansas...................... .. .. ...... ...... I ICJoricla ....... ...... ....... .................. II

R~?i'.:f~~;,ri·it'or=~::: :: : : : : : : : : :: :: : : : : :: : ::: ::::: I/ Louuuann .. ... - - ............................ - ....... I

~i=~~~~~r~.~ :: : : : ::::: :::: :::::::::: ::: ::::~:::. i No1'lh <Jaroltna ................................ II South Carolina ............................. -•·. II Teuncsaco . .. . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. • • .. .. I

ir:;i~.i~- .::::~::: ::::::::::: ::::::: :::::::.:::: ii Gius, cotton, list nn<l capacity of, in:

.A.labamn.... .. .. . . .. .. . • .. . . . .. .. . . . • . . • .. • • • .. . II

.A.l'lrnnsas ............................... ; .. . .. . I Californli> .. ............ ... .. .. .. . ...... ..... II Florida ........................................ II G~m·gia ........................................ II rclifn torritory.. .... .. . . .. . .. . .. . . .. .. .... •• .. i ~~:~t~1.~1.:::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i North Ourolina ................................ II S0ttlhCnt·olina ................................. II T~uuessoe ... :"... . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . .. . I

it~i~ia · :: ·::: :: : :: : : :: : : :: : : : : : :: :: : : : :: ::::: ir Gina In use in Mexico (in Report ou Californfo)...... II Gladoa of tlrn western valley of the 'rcnnessco .. .. .. I Glady Jnncls ancl pine fi1Lts in .Arkansas, occurrence, I

c11aractflr, and analyses of. Ghtnconitfo snndBtone of Leo county, Texas......... I Glnuconitic shales in Georgia, belt nncl Jancls of...... II Gnciiss in South Carolina, ch1tritctor nnc1 ocom·rencu of II Gneisses in Georgin,, oecnr1·cnce of, and soils dorivec1 1.I

i'r0111. Golcl-beaifol( r~gions of South Carolina.............. II Golcl-bearing rocks of 011lifol'llia, bolt of ....... - .. ... II Gol<lbeltofGem·gla ................................. IIt GooaCl-foot ch1wactor of the Mississippi delta, Louis· I

io.n11. Goose Lalrn Yalley, Cnlifol'Ilia, extent nncl clcscrip· II

tion of~ Goose Janda of California, description ot •• -• . . • • • • • • . II Gospel swamp, California, ext~nt nncl soils of........ II Govern men b of the Incliun tel'ritory, form of. .. .. .... . I Gran cl Cane region, Louisiaun,, location of............. I Gmnd Cow{tu ridge, Lonisian11 .• ! •••.••••••.•.••••• -• I Grauel Gulf group, occurrence and extent of, fo:

I Goorgin. ........................................ II LouJ.iann, material of. .. . .. .. . .. . . .. .. .... .. • • . I 'h'.(iAsissippi, chnrnct~1· of sandstone of......... I

Gran cl Gulf sandstone in: Georgia ........................................ II

Texns, oeeuITenee, extol!nt, and tlticknesa of.... I

' Grauel prairie of tho Miaslssjppi alluYial region of I

Missouri.

18-21

177-184

40

18

i-viii, 1-184

y

154, 155 101

30, 00 100, liO

30 81

151. 27' 75 58

101, 102 157, 158

20

154, 155 101•

76 00

100, 170 no Rl ·

151 27 76 58

101 157,158

20

lBl 22, 23 26, 27

DO 24

31-33

10~

82

12, 10

RI

~3

15

10

12, 00

138

lZl, 31, B?,

86, lOd, 106

16 ·\ 58

Goneral folio

(at bottom of'pngo).

80-ll3

l~

443-450,

61

284.

259-450·

11

68

104,.165-087

210, 249 435, 436.

808. 183 353 525. 607 514

473, 471 815;816'

042

164, 165 037 784 249·

435, 431} 868 183 353, 525 007 514 473 '

815, 816 042•

781l· 394, 365

502, 503.

748.

200

405·

207-290

406 OQQ,

278

112·

720, 780-

740,

703.

84' 133

125·

281. !12

214, 202·

404

079, 689,. 78~. 744, 701, 104

514·

Gr1tncle Cote, or Week's iali>nd, Louialnnn. ...... ...... I Granden.u's method for humus determinatlen (Gen- I

ernl Discussion). Granite, belt of, tbrou,gh Tcxne . .. • .. • •• • • . .. .. • • . • • . I

60 \'

17, 18 075, 076.


Page Gtbll~al "!! of special {at bottom

Pago of apec!n.l

report. ~ report. of page).

----------------- --1·----1-----·-11----------------·----Granite, occurrence of, in:

.Arkansas ..................................... . I f 11,29,84, 77

II 102

547, 565t 570, 613 760 California .................................... ..

~~[~~~e~??~~~~::: ::~:: ::::::: :: : : : : ::: :: : ::::: II 31, 35, 36 297, 301, 302

846 507 465

I 8 I D

South Carolina. ................................ . II 9

Texas .......................................... I

Granite lands of: .Alabama, extent of .......... ~ .... · ..•••••.•••••. II .Arkansas, character, productiveness, and an- I

alyses pf, Georgia, area, locnlity, general character, and II

analyses of.

f 35, 37, 105, 145

15

34

35-37

693, 695, 793, 808

25

570

301-303

I d. t ·1 t t d h t f I f 7, 8, 10, 845, 846, 848, n 1an err1 ory, ex en an c arac er o .. • ·.. l 11, 24 849, S-02

South 0'.lrolina, character and analysed of...... II BB 494

Granitic region of: Cailfornia. description of .. .. .. • •• • • .. • • ... • • .. II Georgia, outllneof ............................. II Texas, occurrence of .................. __ ......... ..... .. .... I

Grape culture apecill!ly snited to tho Rio Grande I valloy of Texas.

Grape-vines an Red ~iver lands in the gypsum I region of" l'exa.e.

Grasses of Jong-leaf pine regicfn and ~oast lands of I Mississippi.

G~asses of the gray silt prairies of Louisiana .. .. .... I Gravel lJeds iu .Al'liansaa, occuITenco an!l nature of . I Gravelly and clay lands of red-loam region of .Ark- I

ans us. Gnvelly nncl red-clay lirairies of Missouri, o:xtent I

and description of. Gravelly bottom and river hill soils of .Alabama, II

analyses of. Gra\•elly pine hills of .Alabama:

.Area, general character, and analyses of soils II of.

Cotton Jlro<lnct per acre on, and its relation to II population.

Graves mountain, Georgia, character of.............. II Gmy alluvial land of the yellow-loam region of .Ark- I

ansas. Gray. arnl red-loam timbered region of .Arkansas, I

description of. Gray belt of Enst Tennessee valley, character and I

soils of. Gray clay soil of .Alabama., analysis of............... II Grny lnn<ls of 1he mctamorpllic region of A.labnmn, lI

character and analyses of. Gray saiuly an<l gravelly lands of Virginia, descrip· II

tiou of. Gray sandy granitic lands of South Carolina, an- II

nlysis of. Gray sanely lands of:

.Arkansas yellow-loam region, extent and char- I ncter of.

Georgia metamorphic region, area, character, II nnd analyses of.

Louisiana. oak nplamla. ......... .. ... .......... I Louisiana. pioo hills............................ I North Carolina, analyses of.................... II

Gray Riliccoua soil of the riolges of nm'thwe~t Georgia, II area, rocks from which 1leri\"ed, and general character ~f.

Great silt or pine prairie region of Louisiana, deacrlp· I tion of.

Gray silt prairie region of Arkansas, area, and char- I acter of soils of.

Gray silt prah1es of .Arkansas, areac aml cotton pro· I dnctlon of tGcneral Discneeion).

Gray silly lands of the coast prairies of Texas ... • • . • I Great Pedee river iv South Uarolina, navigation of.. II Great raft of Red river in Louisiana, description of... I

33

12

17, 18 48

39

GD, 67, 68

24 25

77

9

091

278 675, 676

700

097

261, 209, 270

126

501 613

507

:n ./ 41

Si-41

03, 04

90

01-73

29

37,38

37

15, 16

9

38

48-51

73, 74

206

507-009

565

409, 410

47· 25, 20

631

4!14

26, 61-78 562, 597-609

31-33 297-299

60, 72, 73 171, 174, 175

44, 63, 64 146, 105, 106

19 551

24, 25 290, 291

24 126

23, 2~. 41 559, 500, 577

4

30

20 17

10

688

482

119

Great valley of California: .Arm ancl general character of the lands of •.... II La1<e and river wntera of, and their quality for II

irrigation purposes. Great Valley region of California, out.Jets of......... II Green-manuring and fortilizing in:

.Alabama ..................................... ·. II

.Arkansas ............................ -...... · · • I Florida ........................................ II Georgia ........................................ II Indi,a1:1 territory............................... I Loµ1srnnii ...................................... I Mississippi .. .. .. • • . • • . .. . .. .. . . .. . . • • • • . . • • . .. I Mis"onri. ...................................... I North Carolina ................................ II South Carolina................................. II Tonnes see ........................... • •• - · · · ·.. ~

iT~;i~ii{ :: : :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::: :: :::::: II

18-31

00-73

8

154 08 07

165 25 78

5 24,25,fiS, l 78,148

25 711

52-54 43, 08

154 10

Greensand lieds, occurrence of, in: Alabama ................................... .. II 541, 7•!,1B4i

. ( la~

Mississippi . • • .. . • . . . .. . . . • . . . . • . . . • . .. • . .. . . • . I North Carblina ••• • . . •. .. . . .. . .. . • . • . . . • . • .. . . . II Tennessee . . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . • . . . .. . • . . • . • . . .. . I Toxns ........... ~.............................. I

Green sand clays in Georgia, ocenrronoe of........... II

12121 122 1 U8 18

f 21,~\U,OO, l 08, 7~

~1

H,'10

Green sand marls in: Georgia, occurrence of ...................... .. II {

II

•J.l-•JO, 127, mo

11 South Carolina, occurrence and composition of Green swamp, North Curoliull·, d~suri1>ti0n of......... II Growing crop, ar;vances or credits 011, in:

A.lnbnma. .• . .. . . • . . • • . .. • • . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . IT Arkansas ...................................... I 1''Jo1·i1ht . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • .. . . . . . . . . .. . . 11

~11~rf.~t~Li~iiiH~;;;::;:~:~;;~;;~~-; ~;: I Norfh C1irnlin11 ... ... . .•. . . . ........... .... . . . II

. ~~~,~~~~~o~~~~::::::: '.:: :: :::: ::: :: :::: :: : :: : : : \1 '.l'exus .......................................... r Virginia . .. .. . .. . .. • • • • . .. ... • . . .. . . . . . • . . . • • . II

Growth of central pmirio rogion of Louialnna...... I Guerrero, Jlfcxico, cotton cullnro in tho eta.to of {in II

Report on Culifomla). Gulf coast of Flol'idn, geu!\ral descrlpt.lon of........ II Gulf hummocks of Florida:

Cbarnctor, location, fertility, nud cotton pro. II dnction of.

How formed • . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . • • .. . . .. . . . • . . II Gulf of Mexico, submerged pliitoans of, in l!'lorld11 ... lI Gulf Stream, agenoy of, in fo1~uing coml banks in II

Florld11. Gullett'scompost, fornmhtof {in Roporton Lonislanu). I Gum- ancl cyp1·eas-awamp lands of North Cin•ollnu, II

anal)·scs of. Gunte<r's valley, .Alabnma., chametcr null soils of..... II Gypseous pruilies in :Mississippi, cll!lrnotor nnrl pro- l

duetivencss of. Gypsum beds of' the Northwest referred to the '.l'rl· I

assio oi: Jurassic {in Report on Texns). Gypsum in:

Ala)>ama ....................................... II Indmn territo1•y.............. .. . . .. . . • .. . • . . • . . l '.l'exas......................................... I

Gypsum, neutralization of alkali by, In California... II GJpsum of the Llano Estacado lu Rcd.Rive1•lands 01' I

· Louisiana.

Gypsnm plains and prairJes of tho Inclian territory, I extent of.

Gypsum region, area of (General L>isousslon)......... I

n. Hammond, Ilnrry:

.Appointed special ngont for South Carolina I {General DiBcussion).

Report on Cotton Pl·otluotlon in tho Stato of l! South Carolinn, by,

:18

1ri6 mo 7l

17·1 ~I 8-1 rn~ 28 77

01-0U .IM 102

21 28

lilO, 1111

20, Z7

26, 47, 55

l1I l2 10

04, 78 l•J

95, 00 51

18

JM 30

38,llD 72, 73

18

7, 10

v

i-vl, l-70

Gen oral folle

{at l>rittom ofpago).

070-000 727-7111

660

104 OJ4 247 <131 807 lSQ

220, 227, ~57, 280, 869

623 605

1508-510 •Jl6, •170

8I:l 0'11

310-312, ao:i, 300

461 670

100 om ~r.t •140 809 mu i~17 fi~O 000

517-fi~:! <fi'O 8~0 u.rn lflO

788, 7HO

206, 207

J03

102 100

166, 180

fiiO

lOli, 100 21i3

670

1'14 877

000, 007 7UO, 7111

120

845, 8~1

ll

J/;l...(;20

I I I ~ ! I !

I '

I I !

l

' ! \

~: . GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

Ramna mountain, Arkansas, parallel walls of quartz of Hcacl rights in Georgb, Jaws regarding ............ .. Health of tho coast region of South Carolina, remarks

on the. Rcig11t att11ined liy cotton-plant before blooming in:

Alabama .............•....•.........•........•. .t.\r]i:UUHllB ....... , ............... - ................................ ..

~~f.~7IT,~ • ::•:. :::-::::··· ::.•: •••• •::.• Nm·th Cnrolimt ............................... . Routh Carolinn ................................ . Tennessee .................................... . Tl•xns ......................................... . Virginia. ...... --------··· ....................... .

Hoigbt, usunl, of cotton-plant in:

Alahama ..•. ···-----··········· ........ _ ... .. A1·lrn11sas ..................... _ ............... . Culifnrnio. ..................................... . Ji'Joridit ....................................... .

~1~~~~~~tf ~I: f if f If f ii Uii i ~ i if Ii~! !f ~i ~ {: Nm· th Cnrolhm ............................ .. 'J~onnes~co .... ..................................... .

ii~~~;i~:::: :::::::::::::::::~::::::::. :.:::: :. llelena, Arlrnnsns, section ofbluifnt ............... .. Hickory 1111rumoeks of nortbcns,turn region of Missis

sippi, character nn<l nnnl,Ysis of.

~ p,

I II II

II I II II I I I I II II I 1 rr

II I II II II I 1 I I JI I I II I I

Pago e!eneral folio of special (at bottom report. Of pagB).

75 611

17 288

18 • 474

154 104 JOO 030 68 248

108 434 22-25 860-863

80 182 150 B:ll!

20 624 74 606

55-58 611-514 100 472 156 Sl4

20 042

78-148 88-158 40-04 585-030

75 '1:Jfl ao, 38-00

7~-lfJS 2".0,218-240

aao-424 22-~5 800-803 44-73 14!i-175

88-143 200-345 15-18 513-LJ!O 80-H4 502-f'.iClO 48-02 42tJ-4U4

57-.148 715-806 12-14 634-636

20 5UG

17 219

Hickory in Mississippi indicates durnblo and fertile I soils.

27 229

Iligb luunmocks of Florida, extent, character, and II nnnlysis of.

24 204

Iligbla11cl Rim, Tennessee: .A "penumbra!" region in cotton prmlueUon . . I 25, 78 897, 450

.Arc1t, extent, and cbarnctor of .................. I 14, 25-28 386, 3{)7-400

Hilgnrt1, Prnfessor Engeno W.: A ppolntrnent of, ns ohlof special ngont for the I

investigation of the cotton culture {General v ·11

Discussion). Citml rognr<ling the ago of salines, the material I 21, 22, 53

of the Port !Iuclson group, nn<1 as to tho mini-mum amount of lime necessary for soil fer-tility (in Report on Teirns),

Gcneml Discussion of Cotton Prodnctia.1, cot- I i-vi, 1-81 tonsccd-oil industry, and soil investigtltion, by.

Re.marks of, on· cotton-fiber mensuroments I 30-llO

(Genoml Discussion). Report on Cotton Produot.ion in California, hy. Report on Cotton Production in Louisiana, by Report on Cotton Prot1uction in MiHsiasippi, by

II i-lx, 1-188 I l-viii,l-03 I i-vi, 1-104

Ilill 1n·!}iries of Ahtbnmn, area nl1(1 closet iption of ..•. Ilills and rillge lands of the Mississippi nllnvinl re·

g!ou in Missouri.

II 48-50 I 10

llillaicle ditching to prevent washing of soils in: .A.lnlmmn .................................. : •.•. .Arkansas .................................... . l•'lori<ln. ...................................... .. G~nrp;ia.... . ................................... . lnclian territory ............................... .

~mm~::r~~:::::: :·::::::::::::::::::::::: _:::::: NCll·th c.1rolina ............................... . South C11rolina ....................... ..• :-... . .. 'l'enunssce ............. , .......................... ..

~r;~1'tii;;::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: · lllsto1·~· of cotton culture in :

II I II II I I I I lI II I I II

California ..•.. ···--- ........................... TI Georgia ._ ...................................... II ~!lllth !Jnrolina ................................. n Iexas ..................................... ---· 1

Uog-wallow 1nnc1s of: Ce11tml Prafrle region of Louisiana............ I Great Valley region of California.............. II Texas, obnmotsr of............................ I

Rog-wallow pmiries of Mi3sissippl, oharueter of..... I

Hollister-valley, California, extent and description of. II

78-148 49-94 38-00

70-158 22-25 44-73

88-Hl 10-18 30-64 62, 53 48-92 00~148 12-14

78-75 53,M

14 48

28 18,19

85 l 51,55, 128, 129,

137

114

~

679, 080, 711

7-93

48-51

049-796

05-105

W7-ll00

68-GO

608

88-168 68f>-630 218-240 83U-424 800-803 146-176 29()-345 514-' 16 502-oDO 508, 509 420-404 718-806 634-036

nt.;.733 :no, s20

470 700

130

676, 077 093

253,-257, 330, SUI,

889

772

lielly Shelter poeo11on, NorthCamlinn, clescrlptlonof. If~lmcs Ynlley, F101ida, arell, extent, and character of. Home aup11llea rnise<l in:

Alalinmn ...................................... . At·lmnsas ..................................... . Flol'it111 ....................................... . Geot'gln ....................................... . Incli!l'.1 territory ............................... . Loutstann .................................... .

~n~~~~:.r~l- ·_·: ::: ::::::: ::::: :: :: : : ::: : : : ::: : : : Not-th Cawlina ................................ . Sout.h Carolina ................................ . Ten1u~sRco .............................................. .

~\',~~~-ia·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: lioney Ltiko valley, California, extent, soil, and vege

tation of,

Horizontalizing to m·1·est washing ofthel8)lil in: Al11bama ..................................... . Arknnsns ..................................... . U'lorid:t .................................... · ·· Geol'gia ....................................... . Incl111i1 forritory ..•..••••...•...•..••.•••..••••.

ID~i!~~ii~~:::: :::::::::::::::::: ::::::: ::::::: No1th U:trolina ..... c ........................ .. SontlJ Cnroli1rn .......................................... . 1l'enncsaco .. ....................................... - - .............. · 'l'l•.xus .. __ .................................................... .. Virgluln ...................................... .

Ifo111 blcmlu in Georgia, occnrrenae of, nnd sons clerivctl from.

Hornlilenilo !11nc1s in:

..; ~ p,

11 II

II I II II I I I I II II I I II I

II I Il II I I I I II u I l II

II

Alnlmmn, exte11t and growth of...... . • . . . . . • . . II Sonlh Carolina, character and analyses of . . . . . II

llowell illountnln summit, California, deacription of. II Iluller, patent, usec1 In oil-mills (Gonoml Diacnsslon). I llnmmock lands in:

Alnhnmn ....................................... II Arlrnnsns . • . • • . . . . • • . .. • . .. . . . • .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . l

Flori<la ........................................ II

Ge01•gla ........................................ II

Louisiana ...................................... I

Mississippi . .. .•• . .•• .• . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . .. . . . I Texas .......................................... I

Hurons, occurrcnco of, in [;.JJls Jn: AlnliamC1 ...................................... . Cnlifomitt ................................... .. Gt•orgh.i .................................................. .. Intl inn territory ............................... . Loui•inutt ..................................... .

¥,:~~~=~~t :::::: :::: :: : ::: :: : ::: :: :::::: :::::: Toxua ...................................... .

Hydrog1:apby of tho southern rogion of. Californio. ..

I, Implements usetl in nfter-cultl'"ation 11ndplanting in:

Ala\Jnmo. ................................. ; .... . A rkonsas .......... • ...... · .. · - • · • · • • · .. · · .. · · • T!'lori<l:i ...................................... . Geo1·gia ....................................... . lnclinn territory ............... --• -.... • • · · • · - · · Lonis!rt111t ................................... ··

~l~~)~~:Y:.1. :::: :: :::::: ::: ::: :::::: :::::: :::::· Norlh Cu1·01i11n .o••· ................................. --·

South Carolina ---- .. ; ....................... . 'J't1nne8see .............................................. ··· Texas ...................................... . ,Virginia ......... ·----~···········-········--· .. ··

Irnplnments 11sod in subsoiling in: .A.labnma ......... ·····················--···-·· .A.rlrnn~ns •••••••••• ; .............. c •••••••••••• Fluric11i ................................... _ ••••. Georgia, ................................................... "·~··· .. Intl um territory ............................... . Lon!Hinnit ................................ •· · •· ·

~i~~~';;l'~.i- :~: ::: :::: :: : : :: :: : : :: : : : :: : : : :: : : : ; Norlh Cnro1ina ·-················--·· ......... . ~,ontb Carolinn ..•.. ,. •••..•..... ···- ........ . Iom1rsseo ............................ ·· · ··••·

~i;';i~·in; ::::: :: : :::::: :: ::: :: : ::: ~: ~ :':::::: :: : : Improvem.,nts, tlllnge, etc., c1etn.ils of, in :

Ala\Jntrni ........ -................... ·· ... ·· · · · .A.rlrnnsas .••••• ···-·· ......................... . .l!'lorltln, .................................. ; ... . (}{~Ol'J;J:in •••••• ........ ~-· ~- .......... · •..•••••. , ... • - • lncli!l~ territory ., ............................ . Lc~u1sttl}lll- ... P•·· ............... _ .................... - • •·· :M1ssi~s1pp1 ................................... .

II 1I II I I I I /III

II I II II I I I I II lI I I II

II I II JI I I I I Ii II I I II

It I II II I I I

89G

Page General of 11pecinl folio

report. {at bottom ofpnge).

87 500 45 225

lf!5 165 104 G40 70 250

1n 438 81 860 83 185

153 355 27 fi.25 77 009

02-05 518-0121 43, 103

101 415, 475

810 21 043

02 720

75-148 8:i-Jfi8 40-0·1 085-0:10 as-au ~18-2·10

70-158 a:m-4~4 2.·-~5 f!G0-863 44--73 146-175

88-148 20U-:l4ii 10-18 ·ul4-fil0 au-M na2-mm 52-i•.J. r.oH-;;10 48-0~ ·1:!0-404

OU-1·18 718-806 12-14 034-636

Bl, 33-35 207, ~DD-301

15 25 o, 39, 40 40j1 •JO;;, 490

llS 776 47 [){I

40, 41,r,7 50. 51, G7 ltt, (i:? ;\fi4, GOS

~ 13, l~. rn:i, 10s, 23-~5, 31i ~03-~05, 21ll

i 4B, 4·1, oOll. :JtO, 48, 5l Hl4, fl17

i 25!441 127, HO, 04, 00 lOU, HI~

{ 14, 17, 210, 210, 21, 3J, J 1-! 223, 2:.18, !-U6

... 95 703

. 74 84 82 740 00 ;i:1~ 17 8{)5 4U 142 lG 218 55 •127 55 713

42, 43 700, 701

154 ~O·l 97, DO, 100 033, 035, 030

o~ 2~8 106, 167 432,·l:m

80 808 77-8<1 l'i!l-1~2

140, mo 851, il52 ~·1 5~4 7J 000

55-:B 511-<·14 on, 11>0 471, 472

15;J. l!i0 Bil, fi14 ID, ~o 641, 042

15:1 lCO 07 033 07 ~i17

10;1 420 20 867 71 17D

147 D-19 ~5 r,23 73 (i05

61-oS 50i'-614 07 40'1

153 Sil 19 OH

lii:l, l!i4 103, rn4 97-liO o3:i-o;ir.

()7 ~47 103-1()0 420-4:12

~u 807 77-70 17!1-181

147-149 841l-U51

896 GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PR@DUOTION.

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P": rupor1!.

General folio


----------------------- ----Improvements, tillage, etc., details of, in-continued.

Missouri...... . . •• • . . . . . .. . . . . . . • • • • . . • • • . . . .. . I No1·thCaroli11a ................................. II South Cat'olina...... . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . • . . . II

ili:~~:s~~~.:::::::::::::: :: : : : : ::::::::: ::: :: : : : i Virginia ....................................... II

Index to General Discussion of Cotton Prot1uction... I ~ndex to Hepol'ts on Cotton Culture in:.

.Alabama....................................... II A1·lrnusns ...................................... · I Califomia.. . . .. • . •. .•• . .•..............•....••. II Fl1•ri<la. . ___ ...... -· ................................... II Georgia ....•...•.••...•.....•.... ; . . . . . . . . . . . • . II Indian terrltor.v . . . . . . • .. . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . •. . •. I

~r~~~!Jfi~r r !~~:~~ ~r: ~~~~,~~~:):.::::: : : : : : : ~ North Carolina ................................ II Soutli Carolina................................. II Tennessee...................... . . . • • • • ••• • • . • • . I TAXttS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Virginia . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . • •• . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • . II

In<lian territory: .A,rea and cotton pro<luctioll of (General Dis· I

CllSBion). C<>ttcn fiber, measurements of (General Dis· I

cuasion). Index to Cotton Produ<ltion in. . . •• • • . . . . • . . • . I Possible oottonseetl-oil mill products of, from I

the crop of 1879, and their market and ma· nure valuations (General Discuasion).

Relation of, to cotton cu)turo (General Dlscns· I sion).

Report on Cotton Production in the, by Dr. R. I R. Longbridge.

Spec~al agent appointed for (General liliscus· I aion).

Indian treaties, lands acquired by, in Georgia....... Ir Indi1m valley, Califol'llifu, extent of ..• - . . . . . . . . . •• . • . II Indians of .A11zoua, cotton pro<lnce11 by (in Report II

on California). Indigo, history of culture of, in South Carolina . . . . . . II Influence of soil and loc,ation on cotton flyer ( Generl11 I

Discussion}. Infusorla, occurrence of, in Flurlda ••••••. -• . . . . . • . . . II Insect enemies, diseases, eto., of cotton in:

A.labnma ..••••..•..•............... -·-···· .... II .Arkansas .• : •••.............•.••.••••••. : • • .. . . I Florida ........................................ Ir Georgia ........................................................ II Indian territory . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . .. I Louisiana ...•. ···w ......................... I JlfiB~isalppl ...•... ~ ........................... I J1Ii•s&ur1 ................ ··-·······-·· .••..... .. I North Carolina • • • . . . . . . . . .. • .. . . .. .. •• . . • • • • • . II South Carolina ......••.•...•.......••.......•.• II Tennessee . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • • • . • •••.. ·. I Texas......................................... I Vil'ginia ....................................... II

Insurance charges on cotton in: .Alnbama ..•. .'......... ••••.........•...• .. •• . • . II .Arkansas...................................... I Florida .......•...•..•......•....••...•••.••.•. lI Georgia ........................................ IT

~1~\~?a~~·.t~i~~'.·'..'::::::::::::::::::: :: : : :::: :::.· j ~1:~~;~:.r p~::::: ::: : : :: : : :: :: :::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : i North Carolina ................................ II Tennessee . . . . . .. . . . . . •• . . . . . . •• . . • • . . . • ... . • . . ·I '.I'e:s::ns ........................................... _ ....•. _.. I 'Virginia . . . • . • . . . . .. .. • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . .. . . . I;I:

b.ten$h•e cotton culture in Georgia, remarks on ..... II Interpretation.Qfannlytical resnlta (General D>acus- I

sion). Introcluctory lottor, by General Francis .A.. Walker . . I Inyo and White mountains, €nlifol'llia, timber II

growth of. Ione valley, Califol'llia., extent and soil of...... .•• • . • II Irish anc1 sweet potatoes in Virginia, procluction of .• II

. Iron·ore beds in Virg:inili, occurrence of . . •• . • . . . • . .. II Iron·ora hills of Ark1msas ~Tertiary), referanoe to... I I:ron-oro, occurrence of, in:

.A.r knnsas . . . . . • • • . • . . . • . • • . • . . . • • • . • • • . . • • • • . • • I Nor th Carolina . . • . . • • . . • • . • • . . • . . . • . . • . • • • • • .. . II

Texas ..••••.••••.••... : •••••••.. ~ •..•.••••••••. I

25 73

51-54 97, 98

153, 154 19

77-81

157-163 109-116 133-130

73-77 177-184

33, 34

87-93 157-104

29-31 79-83 67-70

113-119 165-173

23-25

4, 5

:12, 23

33, 34 49

0

i-v, 1-34.

'V

17

89 129

14 87-39

11,14

155 102, 103

69, 70 170, 171

30 81-83

152, um 27 76

59, 00 102, 10:1 158-160

20

156 106, J 07

71 174

31 85

155 28 18

104, 105 162

21 58, 50 61-60"

v. 61

103 3

8 0)

68, 70 li8

{

23,24,b9, 73,78,85,

91,142

528 605

507-510 460, 470' 811, 812

641 80-93

lGY-173 045-652 791-790 253-257 443-450 871, 8f2

189-105 350-:J60 527-520 611-615 623-520 4~5-401 823~831 645-647

10, 17

84,35

871, 872 61

21

838-872

11

283

747

787

470 49-51

101, rn4

165 ORB, 039 240, 250 430, 437

808 183-185 3541 355

525 008

cnu. 516 474, 475 810-818

042

166 6;[2, 643

251 4•!0 809 187 357 626 610

476, 477 820 643

824, 325 73-81

5

719

761 625

630

545

604, 600 500

681, 082, 72il. 781, '736, 743,

749, 800

Pnge t of spel'ial "' rep1>rt.

Po<

Iron·or~ ridges of .Alabama . • . . . . • .. . • . . . . . . .. • . . . . • . II '• Iron, rci'arks on presence of, in soil'B (Gen<l.J'.al Dis- I

cussion), Iron ties or other fastenings for baling cotton in:

.Alilbnma ........................... - . . . • • • . . . . . II Al'kansaa .... : ........•........•..••........••• t Florida ...............................•...••... II GeorAi11 ........................................ II Indian territory .............. · · · · · · · - .. ·• • ·. • •. :f ~i=:~:ri~pi::::::::: :::: ::::::::: ::: :::::: :::::: i North Carolina. ................•.. -- . . . . . . . . • . . II 8out1J Gurolina .•......•..•..•..•.• : .. •. · ...•.• II Tennessee ...•..................... - . . . . . . . . • . . I

~i~~"ui;; ::::::::::: ::: : :: ::: ::: : :::::: ::: :::::: lr. !rrigablo Jan(1B in Califonnia:

Los Angelos region . . . . . . • • . . . • • . • • . . • . • • . . . . . II Sacramento valley . . . . . . . • • . . . . • . . . • . . . . . • . . • . . II

Irrigation in California: Area of lands au bject to ..•..... -• • • . . • . . • . . . • . II Effects of, on alkali soils . . . . • . • . • . . • • • . • • • . . • . . II Gcnornl remarks on............................ II Laws and right concerning, and tluty of water II

for. Methods of .•.........••••..•.•••.••.•••. - .. . • . II Of cotton crops ....•..•••.......•.............. II Of the Snornmento Valley region . • . •• . . . • .. . . . II Unit of lands fol' ... • . . • .. • . . .• . • . • ••. • •• . •• • • . II Waters and allmll soils oft.he state, dlseussion of II

Irrig9tlou required in cotton culture in New Mexico, II Utah, and Arizona (in Heport on California).

Islancls of the: :Mlssis,;ippi river (in Report on Tennessee and I

Kentucky). Tule lands in California.......... . . . . . . .. . • . . • • II

Islands of the coast of: Georgfa, area, cbnracter, am1 growth of . . • . . . . II North Carolina, sand.clone obaracter of ..•..... II South Caroliua, cotton pl'O<luctlon of.......... II Texas, character ni1d extent of. . . • . • . . . . • • • . . . . I

Isotherms as related to cotton produation in Tonnes- I see.

Itao~lnmlto in Georgia, O<lcurrence of................ II Itacolumite, or di11moncl-b1•aring rooks, ocourrence II

of, in South Carolina.

"J.

Jackson gl'Oup ('fertiary) in:

114, 140 66,67

155 102

60 58, 170

30 &"

lfi2 2~ 75 98 10~ 158

20

17 17

16 67

15-17

15-17

68,69

75 20,21

16

63-73 129

14;52

Bl

53

13 60, 61

18, 14

13, 40

81, 113

10

.A.labanm ..................................... . II 85, 52, ma i:J:1~i~~I~f:: :::::::: :: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::: :: I 10, 28

I 12 Jackson valley, Califomia, extent nml soil of .•...... 1I Jaokaonvllle, Flm·idu, average raiufall at .......••..•. II Jnlisco, Moxico, cotto~ culture in the state of (in Re· II

port on California) . James isla111l, South Carolina, lallor system on . . . . . . . II Jolm's islnml, Sontll Carolina, labor system on .• •. . . II Jone• and Roup's va'lloy, ..A.lahami;, character ancl II

soils of. Jones, Josoph Il., of Georgin, nbstract of lettm·from, I

regarding uses 0£ oottonseocl (General Discussion).

Jones' v11lloy, .o\.Iabama, cherty ridge lands of .••••••• II Jurassic and Triassic formations in Texas, ooonr· I

rence of the. K.

Kaolin, ooourrcnco of, in South Carolina . •• . .• .• • •. . II Kaweah rh-er, California, hTlgn.tiug facilities of ... . II Kennesaw, Lost, Swent, and Illack Jack mountains, II

l'OCks of, in Georgia. Kentucky:

.Aron, population, tilled land, cotton production, I rank among the states, ancl banner counties of (General Discussion) .

LoRss, occurrence, chnr·acter, nricl analysis of I (In Report on Tennessee anil Kentucky).

Note on Cotton Production in tllo sta'te of (ill I Report on Tennessee and Kentucky),

J.03

7 181

GO

60

97

48

21, 28

18

10, 11

24' 80

5

111, 112

107-112

el'en'eral folio

(at bottom of page),

124, 15'0·

78, 70·

165· 638 249

324,43(). 868 183 354 525° 607 514 474 81(). 64.'l

675· 675·

674

725· 073-675 673-675·

720, 727 768

678, 679· 674.

721-781

787'

3B6,4U

680•

819• 545

516, 517

671, 672' 385, 412

297, B7D· 4U6·

45, 62, 148· 112 130· 1

214

701 187

789•

516

616· 107

a1, aa 675

460, 461.' 682 352'

17'

483, 484-

479-484.


Keniucky-continuecl. Possible cottonseed.oil mill products of, from I

the crop of 1879, and their market and manure valuations (General Dfacussion).

Regions of, devoted to co.tton·culture, aud dis- I cnssion of its position among the states (deneral Discussion).

Special agent appointed for (Genernl Discus· I sion).

Kentucky and Arknnsas, Dr. Owen's reports on, the I first giving ngriculturnl fentures (General Discussion).

Kentucky filJ(l Tennessee, Index to Rep<l<'t on....... I

Page of special

report.

49

55

118-119

:Kern ln1-c, California, oharacter of the waters of . . . . II 23, 24, 69·73

Krrn riYor, California: Analyses of the waters of...................... II

Irrigating facilities of.................... • . . • • . II

:Ken, Professor W. C. :

71,72

24

Appointed special agent for N01·th Carolina I y an<l Virginia (Genernl Die~ussion).

Report on Cotton Production in the State of II i-v, 1-83

Nol·th Carolina, by. Report on Cotton ProclucUon in the Stnto of IT i-v, 1-25

Virginia, by. Jr ey West, Floricln, average temperatures of........ II 7 Kiamitia creek, '.r.e:xnA, Cretitceons outcrop at month I 18

of. Ring's mountain, North Carolina, location anddcvn- II 58

tion of. King's river, California:

'.Analyses of tho wntcrs of..................... II Irrigating facilities of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . JI

Klamath River basin, California, description of ....... II Jrnigl1t's ya1ley, Cnlifomia, extent nml lnnds of ...... II Knox shale group of East Tmmessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

.La11or ancl system of farming, and size of farms in: Alabama...... . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . .. . . • . . • . . .. . . . II Arlmnsns·...... . . . . . . • . . • . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I J<'lol'i<la .••••..••••.•......•••..••.•............ IT Georgia .........•.....•............•........... II Incli!l1.1 territory...... . . • • • . . • . . . . .. . . . . • . • • • . . . I Lomsiana...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I

~1~=~i:'1~r~1 ·:: ::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: i North Cnrolina ...•........................... II ~,on th Carolina................................. II :r enneSACO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . I

~?~;ii;ia: :: : :::::: ::: : : :: :: ::::::::::::::::~::: r1 Laborers, aclYnncos or credits to, on growing crop in:

Alltbama ....................................... II Arkansas...................................... I Florhfa ..............•••...................•... JI

~~~!~~~~::~1~t~~~:~: ~·~}:: ~} }}·:1: l );1}~l":l j j \~'. r North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . • . . . • • . . . . . . II South Carolina.................... . . . . . • . . . . . . . II 'l'ennesseo ·--······--··--··--·············· .. ··· I '..roxns ....................... .............................. I Virginia . . • . . • . . . . . • • • . • . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . II

Laborers in Mexico, condition of (in Report on Cali- II fornifL).

Laborers, nationality, coll<litlon of, and wngcs paid to 1 in:

.A.labama........................ . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . II Al'lrnnsns .........••..................••.•.••.. I <i:alifornia... .. . . . . . . . . • • . . . • •. . . .. • . . ..• . . .•. .. II I•'loricfa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . II Georgln ........•...•......................••... II :J.n<II:u.1 tenitory .. ,......... . . . . . • . . • . . . • . . . . . . . f ~:~~!~~rr?.i~ ::: : : : : ::: : : : : :: : : ::: : : : : :: : : ::::::: f North Carolina ..........•..•...•.............. II

~·~~~~~~~o~~~r.•: ::." ::: :: :::::::::: ::::::: :: :: ::: \I ~T~ii;1n,·: ::::: ::: ::::::: ::.:::::: ::::::: ::::::: lr

LaborerA, rations of, on the islands of South Carolina. Ir Lnlrn an cl riYer waters of the great vnlley, and their H

quality for irrigation purposes, in California. 57 c p

71, 72

24

50

118 38

155, 150 10,1-108

70,71 172-176

31 ' 83-85

78, 153-155. 27, 28 7G-78 60-00

103-lOii 160-10:!

2l

150 100

71 174

31 84

l55 28 77

61.-60 104 rn2 21

130

155, 156 104, 105 130, 131

70, 71 172, 173

31 83, 84

154 27, 28

77 00-66

43, 104 101, 162

21 60

69, 70

General folio


Page -e of specinl ~ report.

Lake Elnar valley, lands of, in California . • • . . • • . . • • . II

61 Lakes and swamps of the seaboard region of North II

Oarolinn. Lakes of:

21 Florida, romnrks concerning ..••.•.•.•.•.••. - . . II Indian territory, section of, occupier! by Creek I

nation. 11 MississipJii alluvial plain (General Disous- I

aion).

104 12

8 22

75, 70

14-i 17

Genernl folio


762 544

188

860

87,88

410

283

07 Lakes or poncls of south Georgia . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . II

Lnn<l divisions of the state of Georgia. .........•..... II

Land holdings in South Carolina, system of.......... II

48G-401 Lr111cl ln South Cnrolin!l, in·ea, value of, nnrl effect of IT 61-60 517-522

681,082, 727-731

720, 730 082

11

527-015

017-047

187

076

500

system of labor on. Lancl am•voys and measurements in Texas........... I I.ands, alluYial, in:

Alabama. ...•••..............•....••..••.••..•. II A1·kansas........................... •.. . . • . • . . . I Florida . . . . . •. . . . . . • .. • • . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . II Inclinn tecritory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . I I.onisinna.. . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . I

~l~~~~~:r~~ ::: : :: :::::::: ::: : ::::: ::: :: ::::: ::: i North Carolina . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . •. II Tcnncssco .......... ·... .. .. . . . . .......... .. .. . . . I Texas ........•. ..•.•...•. ........... .. ........ I YirginhL . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • . • • . • • . lI

Lnmls bordering the rivers of South Carolina, extent II nncl nature of.

J,nn(ls, cl111raoter of, in :Mississippi imliciitccl by tirn· I borgrowth.

Lancls cultiYntecl 100 yoal'S in Georgia, analyses of.... II

Lnnds, clamage to, in llfississippi from impei·feot till· I

ngo. 720, 730 Lands Jrnlll in common lly tdbes in In<l!au territory... I

082 Landa in .L\.fobama, fertility of, markecl lly11egro pop- II

714 ulntion. 776 Lands in Sonth Carolina, fertility of, imlicMccl by II 410

mo, mo 6·!0-044 21:;o, 251 438-442

800 185-187

2801 B55-357 525, f.i2G 608-010 516-522 475-477 818-821

643

mo 642 251 440 860 188 357 526 609

517-522 470 820 (J43

788

1G5, 166 6f0, 611 788, 789 250, 25L 438, 4:10

800 185, 186

356 525, 526

609 5lfi-522 415, 476 810, 820

6~3

510

727, 728

cane-growth. I.n.uclA lyln~ "turnerl ont 11; proportion of1 in:

Alabam11 ...••..........•.................••.... II Arlrnns11s .. . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . •• . . . . . . . . . . . I

~~i::;~gi~:::::::::::: :::::: :::::::::::: :::::: :::: n I. rmial!ma ................................. - . . . . I

~l~~~~~:r.~i_::: :::: :::::·:::: :~:: :: : :::::: ::: : :: ~ Nm·th Ciirolina ................................ lI ~,nuth Cnroliua................................. II Tonnesseo ..•• ... ...... ...... ... . .. .•.... .•.. .. I 'l.'oxna ....... ......... ... . . . . . ............... .... .. I Virginia . . . . . . ....... .••.•. . . .• .• . • . . . . .. . . . . . . II

Lamls, market value of an<l rent paid for, in: .Alabama ..••..•..•.....•......••.••.••••••••... .Arlumsas .................................... .. Flori<hL ..••......... -- ••..........•.•.... ,. .•. ·

r~~l'~~no.: ::: : :: ::: : : : : ::: :::: ::: : : : : : : : :: : : : : : · ~t:~~~Ir~.1. :::·::. :::·.:·.:::·.:~:::: ::: ::: : :::::::

North Carolina .........•....••..•..•.....•... :. Son th Cm·ollna ................................ . 1 1eu11casee .... ....................................... --.. - -- .

iT~\~1~·-·::: .. ·: :.:.::.· .. -.--· .. ·: .. · .. -_-_·_·:_·_·: : .. ·:.·:: :::.: ~::: LalJ(la of:

II I II II I I I. II II I I II

Chomkee nncl Seminole nations, in il1e Indian I tecrito1·y, largely unsnit!Lble for cultivation.

J\fotamorphic roi.,>-ions, proportion of, under on!- IT tivation in Georgia.

Seab'onnl region of North Carolina nsemble II

the prah-ie lancl of the northwest. J.amls, prepa.ratlou given to, beforo planting cotton

in: Alabama ... ., .....•..................•....•..•. Arkansas·-···· .......•..••..•.. · .. •···•··•···· f.Jalifornia .... ....•... ·---·- .................... .

i)~o;~~~Iii::::::: ::: ::: ::: ::: ~~: ::: : : : : ~ ~ ~::: · ·. · · Indinn tenitoTy .••..•••...•... , ... , ......... .. Louis! nurL ..•.•.•. , .......••...••.••....•. · - • · . ·

~I:~~~~r.~i- :: ::::: :::::: ::: :: : : : :: : : : : : : : : :: : : : North Carolina .............................. .. South Cnroliua ............................... .. Tennessee ......•...••.•.••••••....••..••.••... Texns. --····. ~ ........... ·----- .............. ·-···· Vir11inla .....•...•• , ••.•••••..••..••..••..•.•..

II 1 II II II I I I I II II I I II

"\,

7, 00-00 403, 510-522

48

56 13, 14 25-28 14, 15 12-21 39-45

10 12-lli 14-10 41-48

8, 9

8

27

27 77

7 03

36

75-148 49-9•1 38-00

70-lf>8 44-7:!

88-143 15-18 B0-04 51, 02 48-92

60-148 12-14

156 106

71 174 8!

151! 28, lGB

77 60-06

104 102

21

21, 23

87, 38

12

154 99 75 08

160 29 'i'!l

1'19 20 7'J.

5'1-58 99

l5:i 19

700

66 540, 550 205-208 852t 853 114-123 241-247

508 544-547 386-388 609-706 G:JO, fi31

404

293 2i9

845 73

402

fiG-lfiS mm-oao 218-~40 :i:ltl-424 1·10-175 290-:145 5lH-ri16 f1G2-5DG 507, U08 ·1~0-404 718-806 6:14-036

106 042 201 440 186 356

520, 060 009

&J0-522 47G 820 0~3

859, 861

3~3, 304

544

164 Q~5 733 248 432 807 llil ~51 524. Oll6

510-514 m 81:~ 011


Lnncls, proportion of, in cotton for each soil in: Alabama ..•.••.••.•••.•......•.••.•••.•..••... 1\rkn1isas ....................................... .......... . Floridn. •••.•......••.•....•...•.••••••••.••••.•

~~~f %.r~~~~ ~: :~~~~~ ~~~~~~ :~~~:~ ::~~ ~~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~; North Uarolina .............................. . Tennessee .................................... .

if:~\~i;::: ::: ::: :::::: ::::::: ::: :: :::::: :::::·: Lands, tilled, area, population, and cotton production,

by cunntil"a, in : Alaliama .....•••••••..•.•..•...•••••••••...••. Arka11•U• ........................ · ............ . Californin. (no cotton production reported) .... .

~~~:~;gr'L::::.: :.:::: :::::: :::::: ::: ~: ::::::: :~:~:: I11'11un t~;JT1~01_-y • ............... _ ..................... - ...... .. K«n.tt!cky (Ill Ueport on Tertnessee) .•.•••.•••.

ti1E~~ri:~'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina ............................... . Hnuth CnroJ!na ............................ ................... .

~f~;,;~e:e::: ::::::::: ::: : : : : :::::::::::::: :: :: : Landa nnder cultivation in Arkansas, area of and re-

marks on. LandR, Yn1foties of

1 in the allnviO:l region of Missouri.

J,nva-bccl region of California, extentnnd cha1·acter of.

Lava streams ufC11lifornio. ......................... . Lcacling crops, acreage and procluction of, in:

Alahamn .••••••••••.•..••.••••••.••••••........

t~·j~f~i~·::::::::: ::~:::::: ::::: :::: :: : : =~:::: :Florida ....................................... .

fn~li1;~;1~errit~zy:·_·_~ ::·:.:::::: :: ~~::: ::::: :: : : : : ll:en.ll:cky (in Heport on Tennesseo) .......... .

~~!f ~f ;;;··~:::;:/::::;:: ~::;~:::; : Lead ruin cs iu Arkansas (Kellogg), locality of ....... Legisluturo of California, premiums offered for eot.

ton JII'utlnction by tho. Length ot' cotton filier from different soils, remarks

011 (General Discussion). Lc111,-tli of tinw before seed comes up in:

f ll~r1~'.'.'.::;: ;;:;'.~\'.t\;;:;;:; \\'.'.'.• South Carolina::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::-·· ~i~~~~c:e:::::::::::: :: ::::::::~::: :::::: :::: ::

Letter of transmittal (General Discussion) .......... . Levees of tb.e Missis•ipp! river ......... _ .......... _' Level and rnlling uplaJ11l piny-woods soils of North

Carolina, timher growth of. Lico, or n11hilles, on cotton-plants in:

i~~f ;,,,~·········· •.•.•.•••••• .••... ·!· ~,unt11 Carnlinu. :::::: ~ ::·. ::: :: :: : :: : : : : :::::::: ~~:~~:~H·S•C·~:::: :· ................ _ ............. .

---·-----···········-······-··-· Liens in South Curolina for ndvnnces on growing

cr-nps. Liguite in:

,\Jahum::i. A I ......................................... .

~~~::~;~~'..: :: :: : : ::::::: :: :::::::·::: :: : : : : : ::: ....................................

Page .,...,~ of speoial I'-< report.

II 75-148 I 49-94 II 37-63 lI 70-168 I 43-73 I 87-143 I 10-18 II 27-70 I 48-92 I 60-148 II 11-15

II 3,4 I 3,4 n 3,4 II a lI B-5 I a I 100 I 3,4 l 3,4 I 3,4 II 3,4 II 3 l 3-8 I 3-6 u 3

I 13

I 10

II f 7, 8, 33, 34, 62, 63

n 01

JI 5,0 l 5,0 JI 3,4 II 4 n 0-8 I B I 110 I 5, 6 I 5, 6 I· 4 II 5, 0 n: 4 I 5-8 I 7-10 II 3 I 78

II 74

I 36, 97

II 154 I 09 lI 75 II 08 II 107 I 20 I 79 I 149 I 26 II 74 II 55-58 I DO I 155 II 19 I v, vi I 39

II 10

II 155 1 103 II 00 II 170, 171 I 82 I 152 II 76 u 50 I 102 I 158 II 02-66

II 118-122 1: 25, 02-68 I 12 I ro,21,20,

70, 85, D1

Gencrnl folio


81'i-J58 585-!i30 217-243 :JSG-4N 145-175 280-3·15 514-516 559-002 420-404 718-800 633-637

13, 14 539 540 661: 002

183 269-271

841 481

105, lGG 205, 20U 501, 502 535, 530

459 375-380 661-664

025 549

508

665, -060, 601, 092, 720, 721

710

15, 16 541, 542 661, 662

184 272-274

841 482

107,1(18 207, 208

502 537, 538

400 377-380 005-0UR

025

014

732

48,49

164 635 733 248 433 807 181 301 524 006

511-514 471 818 041

11, 12

Ul 048

165 030 249

430, 437 184 854 008 515 474 816

518-522

128,132 501, 508-U04

214 678, 070, 087 .. 728, 743, 740

Lignitie group (Tertiary) i11:

tr\~~is~\~i;i: ::: : ::: : : : : : : : : : :: : :~::::: ::: :: : : : : Lime, functions nn<l necess1wy amount of, to nil'cot

tree growth (General Diseussionj. Lime increases the amount of silicn. nn!l nhimi:Jn

cliss~lYc<l (General Discussion). Lime pmides of A.labamn, cliarneter of ...•.......••.

Lime, presence of, in the soils. of Texas ............. . Lime, relations of, to humus nrnl ttvalhtble 11hos·

plloric acid (General Discussion). Lime, summary of adl'nntagcs rcR11ltiug from !ho

presence of', in soiis (General DiRcussiou). Lime, value of, as" fertilizer in Alnbanm .••••....... Lime-hills or lower prairie region of A.labnmn, nren.,

general cliarneter, and analyses of soils of. Lime-sink 1·egion ancl rolling open ]line woodR of

Alabama, area and gcncml clmrnotor of. Lhne~sink region 1 Georgia:

Area and cleseription of ..•••.•.••...••..... -... Cotton proch1ction in ••.•••••••••••••.•••...••.

Lime-sinks aml big- spring~ lt chamctoristic fcn.t;m, l · of the state of Floricla. .I

Lime-sinks cbarncteristio of t!Je Vickslnu·g limo. stone in Alabama.

Lime-sinks, nature, oecunenco, nnd cl1nl'l\Oto1· of, in Georgia.

Limosto110 belt of tho metnmorphio in Goorg-iti ....•.. J,imestone forms rich lands in t110 sundstono region

of A1knnsas. Limestone, impure argillaceous, chnmcter nml

analysis of, i11 Al::ilianm. Liming nml green manuring 111 Mississippi •••••..••. Limonite of oak uplnncls region of Louisilmrt .•.•. , ... Lint, amount of, mado in a day's run In:

Alabama .•••••.•.•....•..•..••••.•••••..•...•• .Arka11sas . -................................... . li'lcn·idn. .......................................... . Georgia, ....................................... . Intlipu territory . • . . • • . . . . . • . . . . . . • • • • ••••..•.

~1~i~~~~~:::::::::::::: :::::: :::::::::: :::::: Nortl1 Carolina .•••.........•.......••......... South Cnroli11n. ........•.••.•••.•.•...•.•....•.•

~f J~~-~~:o: :::: ::: :: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : Lint, nmotmt of seed-cot ton rcquirccl for n lmlo o!', in:

t~~~~~~:,; ;·; ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~; ~;;; ~::; ~-;: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~;;;:;: Incl:.'11.1 ten1tory ........ : ..................... .

m~.~~~l~11;~~ ~-~~:;; ~: ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~~: ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~: ~011th Cnrnl1na ...................... , .............. . i}_:~~~~ss_c_e :::::: :: : ::: :::.:::: .. , _ ......... _ ... _ ..

I "'"' .:::·:::~;;;;;: ,; i;;;;. ;; ;;;;,: :~;~ ~: :::: :: ~r~~~T·:··• :::;_::·.+::::::::: N tA~~(jllP 1' ....... • • ........... • •••..•.•• • •• •

~~~i;~::~~~:::~:-~ ~~ ~: ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~: ~ ~ ;~; ~~~ ~ ~ Lint, product of, per acre, by co1mtios, in':

~I*,.:••;·::·:_···•·••:·::-:-::.·:-_:•:::: N~~·th"(;';'ij"" .......... ······ ...... ······ · · ·· Sonth Cgr~li~~.:····· ··· ...... ······ 'l'ei111easoe ..................................... . i:r . ·····-··-················-·······--v?:~~1in···· ····.···· ----·-· ... ···· ·· ....... · ··· ..

Lint, pro;ortlo~· ~~: ~~· ~~~~-~~~~~~- ;~· G~~1:~~:::: '.:::

II I I

I

JI I I

I

II II

II

lI II

II

I!

lI

n I

II

I I

II I II JI I r l I II II I I II

H I H H I I I I n J1 :r I n

II I II II I I II I I II

II I TI II J I I II ·rr J r n II

Png-o of apeoiul

report.

85, 118 12 no

00

mo no uo

or.

05

41,42,52-r.4

M,no

47-40 rm,uo

Goiwrnl folio

(n1; bottom of pago).

4fi., 128' 2H

78.

81

14(}

717 ~l

77

75 (il, ift2, 02-04 1

05, 0(1.

a1:1-ut5· :i2t, n~2·

81 14, Hi, 20,45

188, 10</, 101>, 200 1 225

ms 116

,12, 48 :ios,nM,

81 :147 an ti7t

53 oa

:M, 20,1•J8 !.!:?O. ~27, :rno no ra:i

lfifi llifl 1111 U:l7

(JO ~·Ill 1-00, 170 ·l:lli,•t:l(i

Bil oliH Rl JRil

Hil llfi:J ~7 G!!li 7li no; flH r,J,I

JOI ·l·i:I 1r.1 sir. ~{} U·1:!

?r.-148, 1nr. Rri-HiH, 1 ur. ·111-U·I, 10\l risri-11:10, uaH

llf!-110, (I[) 1JLH-:!\LO, l.MO 711-·lnA, 170 2:m-1J.1,?4. 1J :rn

22-:w, ao Hlill-BU(l, HOK •H-7U, RI !·111-·170, 1H:J

88-Hil, 15~ ~OO-B1Jl1, ilii1I rn-1R, ~7 nrn-:no, ri2n :io-0.1, 7il 50~-iillll, 007

fl•l-fiH fito-r.H 48-!1~, 101

CI0-148, lGB 4~0-411·1, ;!i!l 71H-P.IHI, Hiil

11-1", ~I) 0:1a-n:r;, <H:!

00 7fl 411 1\7(j ~II ~UO fil :mo ll2 J:H 72 27•1 21 nr.:1 40 -11~ •JO 707 10 11:12

B, 4 lll,lil

a,;\ I r>:m, n~o 18:1

il-li 200-~71 3,•J 11J5, JOO a, ,J. 2ors1 !.!llO

II 11111 B, 4 nat., o:m

fl .mu ll-G :17fi··B77 :J-0 0111-lllH

a o~ri

GO ~122

•

GENERAL INDEX TO OOTrroN PHODUOTION.

Lint, usual weight of a bale of, in: Alabama .................. ; .................... II .Arknnsas ................................... :.. I Florida ........................................ II

i:~~lfi~"iia:::: :: :::::: ::: ::~:: :::: :: :: :::: :::::: ¥ ~fl~:~~31~l'~.1.:: ·:::.::: :: : : : : ::: : : :: :: ·:. ::::: :: : : : i North Oaro!in'1 ................................. II 'J.,_ennesseo ......................................... I

~~;:~1;;: ::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::·.::::: :::::: l1 Linter, use of, in cottonseed-oil mills (General Dis· I

onsslou). Listing, method and cost of, in cotton-planting iu II

South Carolina. List of agricultural mgions fa :

.Alabama ..... : ................................ n

.Arkansas .. . . .. .. . • • • • • . .. . . . . . • .. • . . . . . . . .. . .. I fJalifornia...... . . . . .. . . . • . .. . . . . • • . . .. . . . .. . • •• II .Flol'ida ....................................... II Georgia ....................................... II Intlian territory.......................... . .. . • . I Lonisiuna................................ .... . . I

~m=~~~:.r~1.: :::::::: ::::::::: :::::::: :: :::: :::: i North Curo!lna ................................ lI South C11rolim• .... : .. . . . .. . . . • . . .. . .. . • .. .. • • .. II 'l'onnesaeo... ... . . .. . .. .•• .. . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . . .. I

~l'1~g1~ia::: :: : ::: : ::: ::::: ::: :: : ::: :: ::::: :: ::: fr List of names an<l ncl<lrosses of cotTospcmdonts;in:

Alabama ..................................... .

&~iii\:~.~:!~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Florida ...................................... .

~~[i~~m~tiH)~ ~\~~~j\iii;~\Hiii ~~\ jj) North Carolinn ............................... . South Oarolinu ................................ . 1'enuosseo ........................ - - ............. . •rcxns .......... - .............................. . Vhginln. .................................... ..

List of tl'ccs nnci plnnts chnrncteristic of each region of:


Ala!J11111n ....................................... II l!'loridJL ........................................ II

Litl10logiciil fontures of tile Tennessee Vnllo,y region ll iuAhibamn.

Little mountains, in Alubnmn, <lcscrlption of tho . . • . II

Little Po<leo rlvor. In Sunth Cnrolina, nnvigiition of .. II Bittlo Rock marks t.bo beginning of broacl ullnvial I

lands of the Arlmusns. Live-oak mul con st lnnds oi' Goorgia, closcriptiou an<l II

annl;yscs of.

Page of special

repol't.

155 lOZ

30, 09 170, 174

81 152

27 75

102 158

20 •ia

54, 55

13, 14, 36 12

17, 18 15

17, 18, 23 9

11 J3 8

12 12, 13 13, 14

22 8

150-152 00

125 06

1-00-162 28 76

146 24 72 50

94-06 lii0-152

JS

20, 30

33, 34, 106, 107

26

15

52

Lh-e·onk ritlgcs in Loulsimm, origin of cotton pro- I 20, ll5

cluction of. Ll-v-ormore vnlfoy, Onllfoi·nin, nharnctor and annlyst-. Il 47, 55, 111

Df soils from. Llano Estnmulo, Texns:

.A1·ca of (Gmrnrnl Discussion) .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. . I Tiedvutiou of uu.me, area, oxtcnt1 cba1·acter1 J

au<l snn<J.,1ills of. I { 14,18,20,

30, 40

Loum In Califomi1i, action uf grecnsaucl on .. • . . .. . .. JI Loess formation ancl lamls in M:fasissippi, cbamctor (

1 and ano.lrses of. 5

Locss of tho bluff region In:

44

{ 84,46-47, 113,114

Lonisinnn ...................................... I 21 Tennessee .................. _ .. : .. . .. • . . . .. .. .. I 18

Lompoo vullcy, California, extent aml description II 116 of.

Long-le1Lf pine growth Ju Louisiamt indicative (}f tJio I 20

clrnmotor uf tho soil. Long-leaf pine hills, total urea 1m<l cotton procluction I 4

of (General Discussion). Long-lcnf pine incllcativo of soils iioor in limo (Gen.' I

ornl Disensslon). Long-leaf pine region, nrea, extout, gcnornl descrip·

tiou, nncl cotton production 01', in: ..A:lubam1i ...................................... II 54-56

. Floric1a .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . •• .... • .. .. .. .. • . II 20-25,31,32

Georg1a ........................................ II •IG-51,55,56

General folio

(at oottom of page).

165 638

210, 249 436, 4rn

183 !JM 525 607 474 816 642

58

510, 511

23, 2\!~ 675, 676

l95 283, 284, 280

8l7 113 215 506 ti44

4G8, •J69 385, 380

680 630

J-00-162 0:12 783 246

426-428 860 178 348 522 604 5116

466-468 808-810

040

07-09 210

80, 40

43, 44, 116, 117 4S2

l'nge ti of special P:: l'eport.

~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~-!

Long-lent' pine region, area, extent, goneral"1lescrip· tie>u, and cotton prod notion of, in-continued.

Loniatana .......... - ........................... I 25-28,34·37

Mississippi .................................... I North Oarolinn: ....... · ......................... II South Carolina . .. .. •.. .. .. . .. .. . .• • .. ..... . .. . II

~r::i~i·a-.::::::: :::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: ::: fr. Long-loaf pine region in Mississippi, natural fortil· I

izcrs of. Long-leaf pine riago lnncls of Florida, arcn, extant, II

general chnrncter, nnd analysis of.

58-71, 75,70

15-18, 21 22-30 28, 50

0

70, 71

IO, 20

Long vulfoy, Oallfomia, extent ancl c!cscription of.... II 113, 122 Lookout mom1tai11 in:

Alabam'.t, area and clescription of........... .. . II 26

Georgia, height of ......... ·----- ............. II 10 Lookoutva}!ey in Georgia, c1oAcrlption of ............ II 73 Los Alamos vnlloy, Oa,hfornin, extent and clcscl'ip- II 110

tion of, Los Angelos an<l Sau Ber~ardino plains, C11lifornl11, II 37, 38

area !Ind description of. Los Angelesplnhrn, Californici, general dcscriptio!1 of. 1I 38

Loa ..Angelus l'ivor. California.: Analyses of water or ........................... II 71, 72 Irrlgnting facilities of ......................... II 42

Lotteries in Georgir1, lnncls acquirecl by........... .. . II 17 Lougln·illge, Dr. lt. II. :

Ohemicul inveat.igation by, of sccliments from I 03 rneehunicnl nn.olysos (General Dlsonsslou).

Invoatigution by, regarding strength of acicl I 60

and timo of digestion for soil nnulysis (Gon· ornl Dlsoussicm).

Hoport cm Cott{m l'rmlnction in tho lnQlnn 1 i-v, 1-34

tnrritot'J", by. Heport on Cotton Procluotion In tho Stato of I i-vi, 1-110

Arkansas, by. • Report on Cotton Production in i.lm St11to of II 1-vill,

1-18•! Gco1·gia1 by.

Report on Cotton l'l'o<luc!.ion in tj11i State of Missouri, by.

Roport on Cotton l'rocluction in tho Stnte of Tuxns, by,

I i-v, 1-Ul

I i-vi, 1-173

Spccinl ugent for Georgia, Toxas, A.rkansns, I v

General folio

(ILt bottom• of page).

127-130, 130-180

f 200-273, t 277, 278 54 7-550, 553

478-486 080, 708

631

272, 273

199, 200

771, 781)

30 285

339

774

005, 090

696

720, 730

700

283

75

833-872

531-652

259-450

403-529

653-831

l1 551 J\"lissouri, au<l tlw Inclian territory, ancl gon

orui ussistant on tho entire report (G\meral 318 Discussion).

122, 137

705, 71B, 760

16

672,676,078, 607, 608

702

230, 247-240, 315, 316

123 390

774

128

15

64-00 200-205. 211, 212

312-817, 321, 322

Loulsiaua: Area Ju, clovotccl to cotton culture, ancl Ilia·

cusslon rogartling its rank among the cotton states (GollOrnl Discussion).

I

Aren,populution, tlllecllnm1, cottonpro<lnetion, I rank ampng tho states, and bnuner counties of (Goneral Discussion).

Cumpnrntivo t11blos of rinulyscs of fertile lamla I of (Cl:eneral Discnsslon).

Cotton ilber, ruc1tsnromonts of (Ge.ne;·al Dis- I cussion),

8

5

03, 08

22, 23

Iuclex to ltop01·t on............................ I 87-93

PossilJle cottouseecl-oil mill proilucts of, from I 49 tho orop of 1870, aucl their market nnd mn· nuro va!l);1tions (Genoral Discussion).

:Report on Cotton Production in tho Sbnte of, I i-viil, 1-93 by Professor Eugone ·w. llilgari1.

Special agent for (Gcuoral Discussion)......... I vi Lousin swamp, North Onrolinn, lnn<ls of ........... _ ... II 43 Low-country division of l:lonth Ourollna, extent 11ncl n 7

character of.

20

17

75, 80

34, 35

189-105 61

9[>-195

12

575' 403

Low-country i·ogion dosignatoil, uncl character of, I in Arkunsu,s.

11 547

Lower Onlifornio., Mexico, cotton culture of (in Repoit II on Cnllfomla).

Lower pine bolt of South Oru:ollnn, cnltUl'al aml II economic <letalls of .

Lower pine bolt orsavn.nn<L r~gleu of South Carolina, II i'enturos of.

131· 780

51-62 5C7-518

rn, 2z...2:5 400, 478-481


Pago i Gf~l~~al of special : (at bottom

report. ! , _____ i ofpage~ ·--------------------------------------

Low~r pralrio region or pine bills of Alabama . .. • . • . II Lower Quebec formation, character of rocks antl IT

soils of, in Gt•orgia. Lower Silminu formation in:

Alalmum ..•.....••.•. ." ........................ . .A.rkausus .................................... . •Georgin . ..... __ . ·-- .. _ ..................... _ ..... _

'.Lo,f-grouncl soil of Cuwikc<; larnls in .Alabama, an·

alysis of. Low-hummock lanclB of l'lori<la, extent, t•lmr41c.1 er,

antl analJ·sls of. · Lowlllntl area of Louisiana .......................... .

Lowlands of tlto central cotton belt in Georgia, dc

scri1•tfon <if.

JU.

II l ll II

II

I IT

143

24

17, 89, 100 35

21-23

51

241 25

0

44

153 J\Iarl5, result of application of, te tbe lantls of Geor-

~DO gia.

27, 90, 110 571

287-280

01

204, 205

111

310

Marsh Jumls, absence of, on the coast of Georgia .... . Marsh lands antl muck in Mississippi, analysis of .. .

Marsh lnmls in: Califomia, \'egctation of. .................... ..

Louisinm11 arcnR, description, growth, reclmnn-} tion, ancl prairies of.

Texas, scarcity of, on tile coast .•..•••.••..•••

Marsh lands, total area of (General Discussion) ...••. Uarsh mucl<, '>'nine of, as a fertilizer in Florida .••••. Marsh soils of South Carolina, analyses of .•••..••••.

! Marshes of Floricla, ure:i, cfoscrlption, nml vc•getn-

1 tion of.

:McCutchen, A. R, c1escr·iption of no1·thwcst GeorKht1 { {in Report on Georgia). S .II 10-20,09-78

.Marshes of the coast of .A.l11b11ma, character of .•••••

28a-w

5, MarysYllle buttes, CalifOl'nia, area an<l nature of .....

335-344 Mayer, Atlolpll, conclusions of, not Ycriih•d {Generul

:Macn.rtlly gin, l'Xperim~nts wltli, as regnrtls cutting I 30

Hio lint (General Discussion). Magucsia 1 remarlrn 0111lrescnco of, in soils (General

Discussion). :Mngnesian Jimcatonn lllnc1• of:

Arku11sas n111l Jlfissonri, tolul m·e1t nnd cotton

Ill·otluction of (General Discussion). Enst TeunesHeo ------ .............. ----- --- ___ .. .

(%eorgia . ................... _ .......................... . Missouri ...................................... .

Magnesinn limestone or clolomite in A.lnbumn, soils

<led \'CC1 from. Maguesinn roelcl'.l in G-l~o1·gia, occurronco and comJlO·

sition of. Magnet eoni in ArlmnMs, ilescri11tion of .........•.. Mngnolla grm1diflora. in ~.rcx~ui 1 abnu<lant ~rowth of .. :Mnl1ognuy ROil of alluviul region or Louisi!11rn ....•••. .:Mangmwae, rnm~irlrn on 1u·eHonce of. hi soils. (General

DiscmsRion).

Mannro or f'~ec1, cottonsc~d-eako nsetl .as, in:

~~~t~;;i;;.~ :::::::::::::::: :: ::: :: : :::-::::::::::: I~lorltla ..................................... .. G~orgin,, .......................... ___ ------ ....... . IncHuu territory ............................... . r .. onisinun. ------ -- -- .. - -- .... - - - -----· ---- ... - ~.

~ii~:~~;;r~!. :::::::::::::: :: : : ::::::::::::::::: · North Carnlinri ............................... . Soutlt Caroli1m ............... ~-····-·············· Te1111csHec ···-··············--··-···-·-····-··· ~'cxas .. ........................................... . 'Tirgini~ .......... _ ......... _ --·-··--· ___ ...... .

l\fanuro Ynhw of tho cottonseed jlro<luction of 1870 (General Discussion).

:Mari1msa creek, Culiforniu, cl11trnctor ofchuunels antl lnrnls of.

Market. \":tluo of :mcl rl'nt paitl forluncl in:

I

I

I II I II

II

I I

I

I

JI I II II 1 I I I II II I r II I

II

Alahuma ...................................... II Al'kan-sas ................................................... I Floricln ........................................ II

~f ~m~f~~~ ~~ ~::::~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: Ii NorthCnroliun ................................ II Sou tit Carolina . . • . .. . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . • . .. . . . .. . II 'l'P11nes.sce ......................... ·-·····-····. ... .•. I

~i~~i':i'ia·:::: ::: ::: :: : :: : : : : :: : :: :: :: :: : : : :: : : : : A Market Yaluoof oll-mill 1)roch1cts from tlrn cottonscecl I

prodnethm ofl879 (General Discussion).

Marls, occurrence of, in:

Alabama ....................................... II

06

4

38

21, 24

0

21-23

31

3~. 77 Oil

43-50

Oil

151 08 137

JOO ~{)

7D 148

2[i 73

52,{H 08

1fJ4 10

49

25

WO 100

71 174 84

lM 28, 102

77 60-06

l04 102

21

40

40:..74, 122, 184

.A.rkrinsas ..................................... . Floridu .... , .................................. .

-Oeorgia ••••••.•••.• ····•··.··· •••••.•.••.•......

I 11,25,27,tm II 25, 32-34 II S 41-46,

l. llti-132 I l:l I { 2!, 22,38,

50-75

Indian territory .............................. . Mississippi ••••••.•••.........•..•........ ' .. ..

lforth Carolina ............................... . f 18,2~.23, II l :17-40

South Caroling, . • • .. • . • . • . • . . •• • ••• . • ••• . . .. . . . II { 10,10,2~0 Texns .......................................... I 21

48 Discussion).

I Meatlow lancls in Mississip11i, reclama1;ion of .••...•..

78 I Measurement~ of cotton fiber nrnue by l'rofossor ;J,

Ii M. Ordway (Genornl DiscusRion).

I Measureme1:ts of cotton fiber, re11ort on·(General Dis·

10 i! CUS!;lOD).

Ii Mecllnnical anaI,·sis: ~10 Iii Indispensable in jmlging full,\· of agrlcultuml

28i, 290 Ji peonlinrities of soild {General Discussion). li07 j] Jl1etho1l ancl tliscussion of (General Discussion).

31-3a '11 Moclumicnl analyses of: i! Buckshot, Tnllalintcbio bottom, nn<l Dogwood

207 [, i·illgn soils, ancl "wllito lnml" subsoil of

iii Mi•sissip11i. 570, 61n I: FJat.wooils lands of:i\rississippi .............. ..

757 'ii llog-wallow sullsoil nrnl loess of J1Jississi11pi .. . u:;-158 ! Mcchauicnl comriosition Of: I

78 ,\ Cnlifornla soils ................................ . Nashville, Tcnnesscw, soils ...........•..•...••.

104 084 247 4:12 807 181 l)OO 5:!3 005

508, lilCJ

~;~I Ml

01

083

106 ! 042 I 251 440 186 :mo

520, 000 GOO

lietlina formation in .A.l:tbanm ....... · ............... .

Jllonilito in South Onrolinn, natnre aml occtll'l'enco of. Mcree!] TI\,-or bottom lantl in Cnlifornin, charnctet·

anc1 analysis of. Mcrc"tl 1frcr, Cnlifornia, mrnlysis of the water of .•. :llforcccl l\i\·or valley, Onlifomia, bluffs anc1 hmc1s of ..

Morcetl valle)', Cullfornin, mcthoclof cotton cultmo in 1Ierclumt H' connnission~ on Hnfos of cot ton in :

' Alabama ...................................... . ~i\l'Jl:U"tlt)UH .......................................... .

~~~'/g:~ :: : :: ::: ::: :::: :: :::::: ::::: ::::::::: :: Incl1_n!1 territory ............................. . Lotllf!lnntt ...... ....................... ····~· ....... .

~n=!:,~~!r~~:::::::::::::::::::::::: _.::::::::::: North Cnrnlinu, ............................... . ~rcn1neRsce ........................................ .

ir~1~ia: :~:: :: :::: :: ::: ::: : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : Mesa lnntls of tho sou thorn Togion of Cttliforni!\ ..... Mesqnito, a common growth of tho ~entrnl llrairie

region of' Texas.

Mesq1lito finis of tlie red.loam region of Toxns ..... .. 1ifctamorpllic belts of Gcorgiq, corres11m11l in troncl to

tho ;oof Arknnsns,Ind inn terrltm·y ,nn1l 'rex11s. 516-5~2

4ifi 8~o I U•J3 1 Mc1tamorphic chnmctm· of tltc Unaka mountains of

01 I Tennessee. IJ Mota111orphic formation in: ii Alitbnnm ....................... , •••..••..•.•..

50-84 mo I Arle<ll\S!tS .•••.... - .............. : ............. . , -· Gcorp;m ...................................... .

•4

144 North Caro!iull ............................... . 1 o_ 7.' 091, II South Carolin!\ ............... _ ....... " ...... . f)or ~ag,~~l r 'l

11mnessco .. -~··········-·"··········-- .. -····-· - "'arA-:i~.124 'I ·~·!x 1t." . · · · · · .. • • · .... · .. • · • • •. · ................. 1 'as1'w' : \ ngm1a ...................................... .

-S0~ ! 1'[otamorphicl region of: 223, 224, 240, ~ Alaliamn, area ancl p;eologicnl aml a"rknltuml

25$-277 I M

550, Gii:i, 5 fi5,

1

fon.ttU'BS of. 509-581 I .Arkansas, tloscription of ...................... .

466• '175• 4W[, 11\ Goo1:gln, area, oxteut, timber growth, nml gcn-

o;o ii ornl 1legcription of,

I General Page

~ of special folio report. (a.t. bottom

p, or 1mgo.

II 130 396

II 53 3!9 I 67, 09 2fi0, 2il

II 30 088

I 10120121152 112, 122, 123, 154

I 14 672 I 4 16 II 33 213 II 10 471i II 27,28 207, 208

II 50 66

II 20 678 I 50 71

I 70 o·n _,_ I YI 11

I 11-30 23-fil

I 63 75

I rm 71

I 4·1 246

I 2·1 2211 I 47, nu 2i!U, ~57

II 82, 83 i40, 741

I aa .j(l;i

II 23 113

II 10, 11 400, 4Gi II 20-2tl 08-1-0SO

II 71, 72 720J 730 II 2fi 0811 II 7;j 7:n

II Irofl JOH I 107 0•:1 II 71 251 II lH <HO I Bl son I Sii "JR7 I Ui5 8[ti I 28 [120 II 78 010 I 105 477 I J02 820 II ~l (i.13

II 38-·H 006-000

I 35 on:i

I 37 £!l5

II 18 284

+ 30 411

II H 2·~ I 11 Mi II 12, 13, ~1 2781 2701 ~K7 II ll, 12 54:1 1 n~H

II 0, 10 400,4011 I ao 411. I 17 015 II 8 030

II 1'1-17 2-1-2i

I 3.j fjj{)

II 20-38 20~1-~~·~

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUorrION. 901

Page i of spcola.J « report.

'"'

General folio


Pago ..; of special ~ i·eport.

General folio

(at bottom of pago).

----------------------- ---1-----1-------11-------------------'"'------Metnmorpbic region of-continued.

Georgia, bor,ler of the......................... II Georgia, cotton production hi .................. 1I Georgia, lnnds of, under cultivation ... ..• . .. . . II North Carolina .. . . . . . .. • • . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . II South Carolina, area, elevation, nncllamls of... II South Carolina, cultural and e~onomiccletails of. II South Carolina, early settlers nncl industries of. II South Carolina-, extent, surface fcntnres, c!i· II

mate, and soils nn'l productions of. Virginia . - .•..•.••.........•... - . . • • • . • • • • • • • • . II

:Metamorphic region, total nrea and cotton pmdue- I ti on of (General Discussion).

13 55, 56 37, 38

18-20

13

53-06

42

36-44

0

4

271} 321, 322

803, 304

550-552 400

509-522 498

402-500

631 IO

:MissiRsip1ii-continued. Repo1·t on Cotton Proilnction in. the State of,

by Professor Eugene w. Hilgard. I i-vi,1-lM 197-366

Special agent for (General Discussion) .• Mississippi alluvial plain, lands, i·lc1ges, ancl !alms

of (General Dlsoussion). Mississippi n.lluvlal region of:

Arkansns, arc11 nn<l tlescription of ••••... Louisiana ........... _ ....•..... _ ........ .

I I

I I

Mississippi, area and corn pmcluct of, per aero. I l\Iissouri, nrcn, l\xtent, and general description I

of.

Yi 75, 76

18, 14,4i 12-19 .

0, 77

12 87,88

5i9, 550, 577

114-121

211, 279

rn, rn-w 50B, 513-517

14-10, 112 386--388, 484

Metamorphic rocks in Georgia, minernl constituents, II gcnernl character of, nncl soils clerivecl from.

24, 30-32 200, 296...fl98

Tennessee and Kentncky, area, extent, tillccl I !aucls, and analyses of soils of.

Metamorphic rocks, soils in .Alabama derived from .. II Metamorphosecl Cretaceous rocks on the Rio G1·ande, I

in Texas. Methods, agl'iculturnl, iu cotton production in:

I)

20

Alabama ........................ : ............. . II 154

Mm~:i~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I 99-101 II 75-76

Floriclt• .•••..••...................•............ II 68, 69

Georgia ....................................... . II 5 57, 58, {, 166-109

Indi,al_l territory ......•.••...•.•••.......• _ .•.. I 20, 30 Lo111s1ann. ................................................. r ...... .. I 70, 80

Ml:~~~~r~.1. :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::: :: : :: ::: I 77-70 I 26

North Carolina .............................. .. II 74, 75 South Carolina ................................ . II 20, 54-58

Tennessco ....•..••••.••••.....•....•..... -· ••. Texas .......•...•....•...........•......... ·•·

I 5 42, 43, 09, {, 100

I 155-157 Virginia .....•...••.•••.•. _. .................. .. lI 19, 20

J.foxico, cotton culture in (in Report on California) .. II 130, 131

Mica in: Georgia, occurrence and composition of... . . . • . II South Caro Ihm, oconrrenco of ..•............. _. II

'.l\Iica-schist in Georgia, occnrr~nce anc1 character of . II Mica-slate soils of Alabama, chnrncter ancl analyses of II :i\!i<lcllc cliYision of Alnl11tn11t, area, subdivisions, and II

geological ancl agricultural features of. Jllidclle Flori<la, general character oflurnls of......... II Micl<llo Georgia:

General clcscript-ion of......................... II Lnncls uncler cultivation in .. •• • . .• •. • . . . . .. . .. II

Micllm1Cl region of Virginia, area of .................. II Aiitllmul topogTttpltlcnl clivision of North Carolina-, II

area and surface features of.

Millstone-grit formation in A1·kansns, occurrence of.. I

Mineral constituents of metamorphic rocks in Georgia II Minm·alR 'in :

North Carolina, val'icty n.n<1 numlior of,. ...... II 'Virginia, vnricties of •. . . . . • •• •• • . . ............ II

Mines of Cnllfornirr, <16bria from an cl clnmago 'lone by. II

Miocene formation in: Florida, occurrence of......................... Il G eorgin, occurrence ancl extent of............. II North Carolina, material of............ . . . .. . .. II

Miocene in the Grnncl Gulf sanclstone of Texns...... I Mississippi:

.Area, 11opulation, tillecllan1l, cotton proc1uctton, I rank among t110 states, a:iul \Janner ctmntfos of (General Discussion).

Comparnt,ive tables of analyses of spils of (Gen- I ernl Discussion).

Cotton fiber, measurements of (Gonornl Dis- I

•cussionJ. Discussion of the causes tlo.nt i1lace it first I

among tho cotton states (Genernl Discussion), First rrgl'icultnral report of, remarks en (Gen- I.

ernl Discussion), Iuclex to IleporL on .... •. ••••••. ••. . .... .. .. . .. I Possible c.ottonseccl-oil mill prouucts of, from I

the crop of 1879, nncl their market nnd manme v1tluations (General Discussioo .

BO, 31 o,1e

31 16, 17 14-25

18

80 38

7

10

Bl, 32, 70-88

30, 31

12

8 20

10

15 11

21

5

02-Q4, cs

22, 23

7

55

157-1134 49

19 078

164 035-637 733-734 248, 240

323, 324, ·!32-435 867, 868 181, 182 270-281

624 006, 607

482, 510-514 414, 415, 471,

472 818-815 641, 642

788, 789

206, 207 405, 406

207

20,27

24-35

l98

Total area aucl cotton production of (General I Discussion),

Mississippi rivtlr: .L\.lluvial plain of tho (Gcneml Discussion) • . . . . I Bottom, section showigg surface of (General I

Disoussionl.

4

73-70

78,74

Lou!sinna, delta, rnoutl1s, passes, nncl clmrnctcr~ I O, lO, 21 , 54 of connby of. •

Mouths nud mud-lum1is of (General Discussion) I 70 Valley nn<l aclj11ccnt regions tho ~enter of cot- I 4

ton pro<luot.ion (General Discussion). Mississippi rivet• banks, cottonwoocl growth of (Gen· I 74

oral Discussion). Missouri:

Arca, population, tillecllan<l, cotton protlnotlon, I rank among thg states, ancl banner counties ·of (General Discussion).

Cotton fih~r, monsurcrncnts of (Gencml Dis· I cussion).

Incle>: to Report o~ .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . •.. . I Possible cottonecccl-oi! mill p1·otlucts of, from I

the crop of 1870, ancl their market aml manure vnlu:1timrn (General Dismtes!on).

Regions 11ovotc1l to cotton culture in, nncl dis- I enssion of its llOBition among cotton stntes (General 'Discussion).

5

24, 25

20-31

40

9

85...SS 85,86

111, 112, 123, 156

SS 16

Sfl

17

36, 37

527-529' 61

21

290 Ilq1ort on Cotton Procluction ln tho St11to of, by I i-v, 1-31 403-529

804 Dr. R. TI. Longln·k\p;e. 02!1 Special ngcnt nppointecl for (G~:neral Discus· I Y 11

542 sion),

567, fi6S, 612-024

200, 207

544

oso I 678

100 281

543 071)

17

74-70, so I 34,351

lD

07

359, 366 61

:Mi>:cl1 farming and rilnn tiug ill: Alnlrnmn ................................ . Arlrnnans ..•.........•..............•.... Florida ................................. . Georgia ................................. . Inclian tol'l'itory ......................... .

ri1~:~~~~~'.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina ......................... . South Carolina ........................ - - . Tennesseo . ............... , .... -........ --· Texas .................................. . "Virginia .................................... .

:Moistme-coefficfont of soils, how cloterminccl, and dlscusston of results of (General Discussion).

II 155 '( 104 II OB, <m II { 106-100,

l72 I 20, au I 70, 80, 83 I 153 I 20, 27 II 74, 75 II 02-65 I 103 I 100 II 10, 20 I 50

105 04()

248, 249

}·132-435, •138 867, SGS

181, 182, 185 355

5'.M, 525 GOO, 607 518-521

475 SIS

041, 0411 71

Mojitve desert, Citlifornin, general description of.... II {

44, 105

• }""• 763 705 107 108 tv., ' ' ' 100 : 766, 767

Mokelumno 1·iver, Californin, analysis of the water of II l\Ioore, I. II., of Arkansas, abstract of lette1· from, I

regtl.l'(ling uses of cottonser.cl l\S foocl for sheep (Gcneritl Discussion).

71, 72 729, 730 48, 51 GO, 63

Motes in cotton lint in Texas caused by clroughts. •. . I 125

llfoth in Florida, fires ns apreventntivo against the .. II 70 Mouucls off.lie ycllow·l"nm prairies of Arknnsns.. ... I 27• Mount Dfablo, California, clcscription of....... II 33, 40, 110

Mountain Janela of: Alabama coming into f1worfor cotton pfonting. II

North .Alabama,, trees ancl rilnnts chnractcr- II

istio of. Northwest Georgia, nron of ............ ..

u 58, 59

19

783 259

/ 563

601, 704, 768

21 68, 69

285

!:102 GI<:NERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUO'I1ION.

Page of special

1·cport.

General folio

(11t bottom of pago).

----------·-------'---------- --- ____ , ____ _ Mount11in region of Virginia, elovatlon of............ II Monntaii1 smnmitsofnorthwestGeorgia, s11nclylands II

of'. Mountain topogrnpllical clivision in Nol'th Carolina, II

nvc<>, eluvation, ancl surface features of. llfonntainous nncl l'ccl-loam region of tho Inclinn tcr· I

ritory, tlescription and analyses of soils of. J\fountai110us region ofToxM, area ancl clescl'iption of. I llfonntains ancl ta.blc-Jamls of Alabama, goueral cle. II

scription of. '.l1ount aiuR in :

Arlrnnsas reel-loam 1·egion1 elevation of........ I I.11110 l:idge region of Georgilt ...•••.•.••....... ll

8

28

10

D, 10

14,41 10

2D

20,SO

630 204

542

847, 848

672, ODO

20

505

295, 296

II { 7, 37, 40, !JOG, 005, 'iO·i,

California ............... ······· ........ · ........ ········ 551 no 713, 714

Indian territory, section of, occnpieil 1.iy Chero- I kcc nation, cleYation nncl character of.

North C:irolina, eleYations of.................. II South Carolina, Piedmont region of. .......... ,. II

. ]foutlrn nml mucl-lump~ of the Mississippi (General I

Disc»1ssion). Mouths ot'tho :Mississippi riYerin Louisiana ........ I

~fuck. ocmu·renco and analyses of~ in: ,\Jabuma ....................................... II Ll<"01·gi11 ........................................ II

~~~il~~Kf.~u~;;::: ::::::: :: :::::: ::::::: :: : : : :: A :Muck, value of, ns a fertilizer in Flori<la. .•• • . . . . . . . . . II llfod-lnmps of the Mississippi river iu Louisiana, how I

formecl, description of. Mulatto lnncls of th<> NasllvlJ.lo series in Tonnessen, I

chnmcter, extent, 11nd nnalyses of. 'Murphroe's yallcy, .Alo.bnma, area, geological st1·nc- II

t.uro, nncl character of sofls of. :Mussel Slough alluYlnl lancl of California, annlyaie of. II Mussel Slough country, Cnlifornin, lnnds of . . . . . . . . • . II

N,

Namos ancl aclclresses of corresponclents in: Alnl.iama ...................................... II ArlrnnsnR ----- --------··----··········,····· I Cnlifomin ...................................... II Flo1·ida ........................................ II

~~I~irt{~~~(~ /~ ~: ~ ~~; :;~;~~H~~ \~ \\ \ ;; ; ~ l North Carallna ................................ II Sont.h Unrolinn . . . . .. . • . . .. .. . • .. .. • . . .. .. . .. . . II Tenncssoe. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•• . . .. . . . . .. I Texas.......................................... I Virginia ............. -- .... ---- ................ II

Napa valley, California, description ancl rmnJyses of II

soils of. Nationality, ~onclition of, nnd wages pahl to,

laborers In: .A.lahnrna ....................................... n .Arkansas ...................................... I California ...................................... II Floricla ........................................ II

~~~!i~~?~tn::iI\\'. \{::;~l~~{{;:;;; '. '. ;\~\ ~ I Nortl1.Cnrollna ................................. II South Carolina ................................ U Tennessee ..................................... I '.l.'exns ....................................... I \7iFginin ................................................... II

l!\"aturnl clivislons of Tennessee ..•....••• : ........... I

Natural fortllizers of:

21

10, 20 45 70

21

09,70 IJL 09 23 33

10, 21

17-10, 90

27-30 24-, 25

150-152 96

J25 06

169-162 28 76

140 2·! 72 liO

94-00 lG0-152

18

li7, G8, ll8

185, 150 104, 105 mo, 1:n

70, 71 172, 173

' Ul 83, 84

154 27, 28

77 00-llO

43, 10·! 101, 102

21

13,14

Alabama ....................................... II Oil-70 .A.rkansns .•..••............ .••.•. .•.. ... ... . .. I Florida ........................................ II

Georgia ........................................ II

Indinn territory ............................. .. I

11,25,27,55 25, 32-34 5 41-46.01,

l 62, 11~2 Jlil

Misslaaippl .................................. . I S 2l, 22,38, l 56-75

North Carolina ................................ II

South Carolina ................................. II Tex11B ......................................... .

i 18,22,23,

37-40 10,19,23,

2U I 21

859

542, 55:! 501

88

123

70,80 :m 271 mm 213

112, 123

27-20, 106

685~GSB

682, flSS

160-162 632 783 ~46

426-428 860 178 248 fi22 604 506

4.60-403 808-BIO

646

715, 716, 776

165, 160 040, 641 788, 780 250, 251

.488, 4Sll 81]0

185, 186 356

[>25, 526 000

510-fl:!2 415,470 810, 820

043

385,· 386

75-80

{ 647, 561, 508, 591

205, 212-214 307-312, 327, 328, 381-398

851 223, 224, 240,

. 268-277 550, 5fi.l, 655,

660-581 ·400, 476, 479,

485 .070

__________________ .. ________ ---

Navigation of tho principal streams in:

~;,~[tc~~oii~~·:::::::: :: :::::: :::: :: : : : ::::: :: n Texas.......................................... I

Neck of the l\rissiBsippi passes in Lonisinnn, how r form eel.

Negroes in: .Alabama, an excess of, lncl!catiYn o!' rich lant1s, II

large filt'1ns 1 n.ntl 11oor cu 1 tnre. Arlrnnsas c1cYotml to cotton cultmc to tho r

large exclusion of other crops. Georgia, habits of, mulYnlne of property In the II

stnto of, ownecl by. futlian torritor,y, comparath-cl,v fow among the I

CherokceH in tho. Loniainna gm vitate to fortllo 111rnls rflgnrcllP•s I

of mnlnria. 11Iississippi, mtlo of, to whit.cs in the novcral I

regions of, nnd rel:ttiona of, to cotton cultnro

and production . South Cm·olina, tho exclush·e lt1horcrs on tlw II

sea !sin ucls of. Negroes, rclntion of, to cotton cultm·e in:

Alnbama ....................................... II Arknns11s ...................................... I

~i,:""~···•••::···iii:•••••••••::•::••• I South C:trolinn. . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. .. II 'l'eH11essce ........................................ I '.roxns ............................. , ............. I

New ·Mexico, cotton culture in (in Iteport on Cali- II

fornia). Nigbt~nts. cotton clestroyccl by, in Texas . . •. .. . . . . . I Nitlific1Ltion, conclitions for, ofprimo importnnco for I

thriftiness in soils (Geneml Discussion). Nitrogen, constant vnriution of, in soils (Gcmornl I

Discnssion).

Nol'th Ct1rollua: Area, population, til!cc1 lnml, cotton pl'Ocluction, I

rank among tllll states, ancl banner counties

of (General Discussion). Cot.ton fiber, mcasnrcmonts of (Gcmcml Dis- I

cussiont. Discussiou reganling rank of, nmong tho rot- I

ton states (General Discussion). Experiment station, clatit ginm by (Gmwml I

Diseussi~u).

Int!·~x to l!eport on . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. .. II Possil.Jlo cottonsoecl-oil mill procluels of', from

the cro1} of 1870, nncl their market nucl mn-

mu·o valuations {General Disoussiou),

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12, 30

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B8

72-70

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283 40J,405

67:1

731 i4

:123

140

!?74-278

1il6

02-04 72-H 12, B9 548, 575

HI I ~11 07 323

21, 81 850, 809 86-30, 071 188-141, 169

72-77 274-270 DB 520 44 GOO

·121ii II 41·1, §lg 120 787

lfJO 817

01 73

60, Cll 72, 73

24-27

u

48

70-83

17

30-30

21

60

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I· Report on Cotton Protluction in tbe Stiito or, l1~' II i-Y, 1-83

Professor \V. C. Kon. 811eoial agent appointed for (Genornl Discns- I v

sion).

Northoaatem 11mirie region of Mississippi, cluscrlp- ( ticm of, ancl r.otto1111rocluction in. 5

513-22, 74, I ~ 75

Northeru hal'J'ens nncl l1ills region of Arkansas, area.,

character, an cl iatr.tlstics of cotton protlnotlon In.

:i: lJ5, 41

Northern division of Alabamo., nroa, snbclivlsions, II 13,14,25-34 nml agricultnml features of the'.

Northern lignitk. formation in Mississippi........... I 12 Northers in California, prevalence nncl duration of, II

m"l their effect on orops. Northers, occmTence of, h1:

Incli(m to1•ritory.............. . . . • . . . . . • .. . • . . . . I '.l'exns .......................................... I

Northwcstem reel-loam region of Texas, nroa, extent, I ohnmcter, nut1 ann.lyses of soils of •

Nort11west Georgia: Colton product.ion in .......................... II Description of ................................. II Specin.l n.gent appointed for: ................... II

0

8 15

37, 38

55-57 10

viii

11

210.221,2;~7

l\71,077

214 007

840 073

0115, 006

321~q3:1

2t15 200

I r "

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION. 903'

Novac1~ll te or whetstone, uccm-rcnco of, in Arkansas. I Nmnhm• of acres of cotton per banu (estimatct1) iu:

Alabama ....................................... Ir Al'lrnnRas ..... - . - ... - • ·---. - . ·--- -- ..•... .. .. . . I Floritl:i ....................... ." ................ lI Georgia ................... ·----------- .......... II

Ii1gff ~NP~~:·r: j~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~: ~:: ~ ~: ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~: :~ ~ ~:: ~ North Carolina, ... --- ....... ---- ................. II South 01troli1111 ................................. II 'l1mmesseo. __ ......................... ___ .. --- . I

i~~~1i~1i1~: ::: : : : ::: ~:::::::: ~::::::::::: :·~:~: :: ·. fr Number of cotton pie kings maue in:

Aln.bn11111 ....................................... II

&.~~;::::.~;;~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A l<'Jomlit ........................................ II

~1~;r~iJ.~~:mt;~~~ ~:~;);;I~]));~;~);))~ ~j~~~~: l Nmth Unrolirn1. .. . . . .... .. . . . . . . . ..... .. . ..... II South Onrollna .. . . .. ... .. . .. .. .. .... .. . • .. . . . . II rl'C.'lllll'H8CO ... , ••••.••.....•••••• •-·· ••. -· •• •• • I

~j~ii1i0~ ·.: :·. -. ~:: ·.: •• :: ~·.: ::: : :·.:::: :::::::: ·.:::: fr o.

'0nk nncl pine uplmulA of' Alubumn, lll'Ca, subdivisions, II an1l geneml clmmctcr of.

-Ou1~ 1 llick{~l'y1 n.rul long-lent' pine rogion of:

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report.

11, 20, 7G

mo 10<1 7l

174 31 8·1

lUO 28 77

00-02 10! 102 ~l

154 101

75 08

108 30 80

1'51 20 75 57

JOO 1G7 w

;';7-45

Ahtbnmn, aren, <'otton per acre in, nntl general II 41-45, 04

clrnractcr of'. Florida, gcnernl foatul'OB nnu vegetation of . • . . TI GeorAin 1 nren, description, nntl aualyses of..... II Toxns, cotton protluction of.................... I

()nk, lliclrnry, nn<l long-leaf pine rogion, totnl urea I an<l cotton pro1luctlon of (Gonernl Discussion).

·Onlr, hicko1·y, nml short-fonf pine rogion of: Alalmmn, fil'Olt 11ml <lescription of.............. II A1·lmnsns, 11ro11 n111l desoripUnn of.............. I TllXl\S .......................................... I

()uk, 11i<lko1·y, arnl short-leaf pine region, tot.al are1L I nn<l cotton production of (General Discussion).

-Oak llplam1s region of: I Louisiana, description of .. . .. • . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . I Mississippi, lHml1ning tho cnne-hills, clcscrip·

tiou of. II North C11rolirm, soils, timller growth, nml gcn-

oml J'cutnres ol': II Virgh1ifi, arc11 antl genornl character of....... I

-Onks, clrnmctor of lnrnlH inuicatccl lly, in Mississippi I Onlrs, post am1 l>luck-,iack, form of, 'tin black prairies

iri :Mississippi. Outs, acreage aml p,oiluction of, in:

Alnhanui ....................................... TI ~\rlmns11R ...... ... ... ...... ............ ........ l Onlil'omlit ...................................... II 1r101·ichi .. .. . . • . . . . • • . • .. . • .. • • • • • • . .. . . • .. • .. • . H Geo1·µ:in ········-···-········-········-··· II halin.utorritory ··~·········--··········· I Ken.t1~<1ky (in Hopllrt on '£enncssoo) . . .. .. .. .. . I ]!.OUl~UtlHla ....... •••••• ··-··· ...................... I Mississippi . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . ... .. . • .. . .. . . . . . .. I 'JrfiSB0111'i .••..• ............................... ~ I North U1trollna ............................... II S-uth Uarolbm ................................. II

.. ~1:;~::0:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: fr Oats nn<l llurloy, procluction of, in four nations oftlrn I

Inclian territory. Oguen, Hon. II. V., smumm·y of products of cotton· I

Aco<l-oil mills lly (General Discussion). Qlltmills in Q.eorgia, localltles of • . . . • . . • . .. • . . .. • . . . II Ojai valley, California, extent ancUnnds of.......... TI Okeocbolleo l11kc-, Flol'i<la, ul'ea of.................... II Ok.eefenokec swnm11 in:

Flol'idn, chdmctor ol'conutl'y •onth of.: ....... II Georgin, nrea, e11nracter, anu <lel.orlption of.... II

lfi-20, 34 41-43

50 4

38 24

23, 24 4

29 48

18-21

7,9 27

13, 14

46

165

110 8

20

15, 51

General folio

(nt bnttom -of page).

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(at bottom of pugo).

----------------·--··---------- --1·----·I-----5·17, 505, 012

mo -042 251

'440 HGll 186 ~.157 fj~(j

(){l!J

filti-518 470 H~U 04:1

10,1 037 73:1 248 434 808 lll2 :153 524 607 513 472 815 G51

Oothcnlogi• Valley lanu in GeorgiiL, analyses of...... II

Opdo11sas ltiHR, Louishtna, description of............ I Open G!'ouml Prairie swamp in North Cnrolinu, locn- II

tion nucl <Icscliptlon of. Orange-sand formation, occnrrcnee ofJ in:

~~~~~=~~t:: :: : ::: : : : : : : : ::: :: :::: :: : :: : :: : ::: i Orbitoiues lim<!iltone, occurrence o"f, in:

AJalmma ....................................... II .l!'loridrL .................................. 0.. • • II

01'l>itoitlus 1\lnutelli in Florill11 ..•. .......... .. . .... .. II Or1lway, J'rofesHor John llf., reJlort on cotton-fill<n'

lll<'Otsuroments lly (General Jliscnsslon). Ort.his limeHtonn lands uf tho Central Basin of 'l'en-

nessoo, extent, charactet\ soils, nncl growth of.

I

I

Osage ornnge tho Clrnmcteristlc growth of thoJ blnck I prairies of Arlrnnsae.

Onachit11River bottom Junus of Arkansas, extent all(] I character of.

Outliers of tlw Coos11 vnlloy, Alahamu, description II of.

OverJlows on tho l\Iissiasippi nlluvilll region in .A.rk- I ansns.

47-55 Owen, Dr. D. D., agricultuml featmes of reuoi't of, I on Arlrnnsas nml Kentnck~· (Geneml Discussion).

51-55, 74 Owen's valley, Cnllforni11, descl'ipt.ion ol' ... . .. . • . . . . . II Ozark mountnius in:

lOfi-200, 2 l4

307-3011

708

Ark:msna, northern hortlor of reu-lonm region. l Missouri, <leaoriptlon aml ele_vatlon of......... I

P.

. l>noksntlclln mountain, 'rexna, lo()ation. of . ._ ........... ·r I I'njuro valley, Cnllfornia, 111·e1t urnl description of..... II

48 1 Palico~:~~:O~~:~'. '. ..........•.•................ _...... II

500 ~~~~;~i'.'.'~: ::: : : : : ::::: ;: :: :: : : : : : : : :: : : : : ::: :: : \I

OBI, o~: 1 Pn1o.1:..~;;~~,~~ ~'i ~~;~-~~;~~~~-;~~;~~: ~~~~~;,;~~·:::: ~I l'nlmctto growth on Ounchit1L bottom !1mds in Ark- I

m1sas. 131 Pnnbaudlo of: 250

550-553

o~o. 031

220

215, 210

15, 10 Ml,542 601,062

184 272-~74-

841 482

107, lOd ~07, 208

502 5371 5B8

4UO !178-380 605-668

025

SH

¥~~~~~~·~:::::::::: :: ::: :: : : : : ~: :: : : : : : :: : : : ::: : Pnramoro's hill in Georgia, snnclstmw of ............ . Pru:ls-g1·ecn uao1l ns a romecly ngninst catel'}>illnr Jn:

Alubnnlll ................................ - .... .. .A.l'knnans ................................... .. Florida ...................................... ..

t~~if!fafa:::::::::::: ::: :::::::::: :: :: : : ::: : :: North Carolina .............................. . Houth UaNlinfi ............................... .. 'l1onncsseo ....................................... . 'rexas ............................. ........... . Virglnfa ..................................... ..

P11sses of tho banks of 1he Mla•l!lsippi (Genora1 Dis· c11ssion),

Passes of tho Mississippi nntl d111rncter of tlto conn-try in Louisiana.

I I

~:I I I! JI 1 I II II I I II I

I

Pe!1nut• iu YirginiCL, cultivuti0n of................. II l'ea1:11uvor bottom lun<ls, cbnmcter 11ntl nnalyscs oJ; I

in lliJssissippi. l'enty deposits of northwest pmMes of i\.rlrnnsns. ... I Pelible-lie<ls in J<'lori<la, extent of, along the Clrntln· II

J10oclwc nnu Apalachicola rivers.

27 23

35

'12 23

{ij, 148 38

11, 10

11-30

27

18

18, 10

55

01

31

7

145 •18, 113

s 2l 18 8

31 18

15 38,•J.l

lU

155 J03 70

172 83

153 70 50

103, 103 100

20 74, 70

54

11-15 66, 104

33

lB

Petlee iiver in South C1u·olimt, <lcscdptlon of. .. .• .. . II 7, 8, 27, 28 58

431

774 188

200 281, 317

Peninsula port-ion ol"Floriun, length, witlth, uml ox. II tent of.

Penning or protection of sce(J.cotton i11: Alnb1m1a ....................................... II Arlrnnsus ..... , ................................ I l~lorid1t .............. - ......................... II Georgi It.......................... ... . . . . . . .. . . . II

1 Indi1L11.torrltory ..... -......... .... .. ... ....... I Louisiann ...................................... f I

104 101

00 mo so 80

293 125

567

21.4 3\15

05, 158 218

101, 196

23-51

403

563

554

67

710

507

505

803

700, 771

666 287 676 630

133

iiM

513 ODO, ODO

281

165 639 250 438 185 355 608 615

474,475 818 642

86,88

156

633--037

268, 306

lillO 108

403, 464, •183,484

187

l~ 637' 240 4116 868 ;s2


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'I Page I -------·---------------- - -----Penning or protection·or seed-cotton in-continue<l.

lii:~~~~:r.~i-::: :: : : ::::::: :::::.: :: : : : ::::::::: · 1 Nol1h Carolina .... ....... .•. ........ ... . ..•... JI Tennessee ..................... ~·········--·· ...... 1

ff;'~~i"a": ::': ::: :: : : ::: : ::::::::::::: ::: :: :::::: fr

151 ~6 75

100 157

20

Penumbra! regions of cotton production iu Ten· nessee.

I { 23,25,38, 78, 92

Percentnge of lint and seed on diJferunt soils and under different circumstances (General Discus·

sion). .

Permian, occurrence of rocks of the, in Texas ..••••• Petaluma Rh-er valley, Callfomla, description of ..... I'eter, Dr. Robert, method of nnalysie rm1iloyLd by

(General Discu8Hion). Petite Anse salt deposit in Louisiana ............. --:Petit Jean mountain in .At•lrnnsas, character, eleva

tion, and descl'iption of. I'hnres, D. L., of Mississippi, abstract of letter from,

regarding uses of cottollseed (General Dis

cussion). :Phillips, Dr. M. W., of Mississippi, a!Jstraet of letter

from, rega1·11ing uses of cottonseed (General Discussion).

I'lrospl1ato rock ht: Fkiri<ln, analssis of .......................... .. South Carolilln, <lctails regarding excavntioll

of, aml its manufacture into fertilizers.

l"hosphoric acid : Presence of, in the soils of Texas .•.•...• _ .... . Relations of, to lime (Gelleral Discusslcn) .... . Remarks on percentages of, in soils (Gellerul

Discussion). Withclr:twn from the soils of Georgia byvnriom.

crops. Physical soil examination (General Discussion) •••... I'hys!co-geogrnphical and agricultural featUTes of:

Alabama .•..•.•.•••••• --······--···-·----·-·-·· .Arkansas .........•.••••••.••.••....••.•••.•... (Jn.lifornia. . ... --- .. -----. _ -- ..... __ . _. _ ... ___ ------Florida. ........... : .••••.••••.•..••...••.••••••

~~~~}~~~~tn~~f ~~~~~Ui~~H~ii~f~~~~~~~~ North Carolina ......................... --····· Sontb Uarolina .•....•••••••••••••.....••.•••••. Tennessee ........................... ~ .................... _

~r~~ia-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Picking cotton IJegins nnd doses, when, in:

.Alabama ..•....... ···-········ ............... .. Arkansas .......................... ,. ....................... . California ... ,··-···········--·-·······--··--··· Florida ....................................... .

r~~{~~~~~~'.~~,:~:: :: ::::::: ::::::::::::: :::::: :: ~n::~s::.r.~i-:::::::: ::: : : : ::::::::::::::: ::: :::: N 01-th Cnl'O!in11 ....•.....• __ ................... . South earolilla ............................... .

~i~i~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Picking cottoll begills nncl closes, when, in Mexico (in

Report on Cnliforllia). I'ieimollt division in North Carolilln, men, topog

mphy, nnd s11rfaco features of. Pieclmollt 1·egion of South Carolina:

.Area and elevation of ..••..•..•.•.....•......•. Cultural alld ccollomi~ cletails of ............. .

:Pilot Kuob, .Arkansas .............................. . Pine ancl oak monlltaills in Georgia,, geological feat

ures of. Pine aml palmetto ilnts region in Georgia, general

clescription ot: Pine bal'rOlls ancl meadows in Alnbama, trees nn<l

plants charncte1·istic of. Pine barrens lands of South Carolina, an~lyses of ....

i a7.

I '18 II 56,57,117 I 00

I 10 I 30, 70

I 48

I 48

II 14, 33

II 11,12

I 53

I 60

I 66

II 60, 61

I 58, 50

II 7-59 I 7-46 II 7-73 II 5-28 II 9-53 I 5-15 I 7-39 I 7-83 I 7-11 II 7-20 II 7-48 I 0-44 I 11-48 II 7-0

II 114, 154 I 101 IT 75 II 68 II 168, 176 I 30 I 80 I 151 I 26 II 75 II 55-58 I 100 I 157 II 20

II 131

II 10

II 13

II 45-66 I 91

II 13

II 50, 51

II 57

II 23

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I /1-----1 Pinc bnriens or sanely wil'e·grass region in Georgia.,

353 I area and character of. 524 Pim· barrens region in Georgia, cotton production in. 2~~ I Pino IJarrens swamps in Florida, elevation allcl <le· 815. Mi scription of.

3951397,4101

Pine :flats, occurrence of, in: 450,404 Alubnnm .................................... ..

OiO

714, 715, 775 72

112

uoo, 615

60

60

194, 213 467, 408

711

81 78

326, 327

70, 71

17-00 543-582 005-731 185-208 275-arn 843-853 100-141 209-285 505-5C9 530-552 403-504 381-410 009-700 020--031

124, 164 637 783 248

434, 442 808 182 353 524. 007

511-514 472 81fi 842

789

542

.Arkansas ..................................... . Floricht ....................................... :

~1~~1~~iri1:i~~: ::.::: ::: :_: :.: :: : ::_:~:: :_:.:: :: : : : ~. Pine llats, savannas, aml coast lands, total area aml

cotton production of (Gcnernl Discussion). Pine forests on tabJe.Jands north of .Arkansas river .. Pine-hills region of Alabama, trees alld plallts char

acteristic of. Pine lands in Florida, area, character, counties

included in, and subdivisions of. Pille lands of 1he cotton rcgioll of Missouri, character

aml growth of, Pillo Log valley la.ml in Georgia, rumlysis of .......• Pine prairies of the coast rcgioll in Toxas---·-· ....•. PinePstmw, nnall;scs and uso of, in:

~1~~r;~i,P-i: :: : : : : : : :: : : : :: : : : : : : ::: : :.·::::::: · Pine titb]e.Jan<ls in Florida, productiveness arnl ann1·

ysis of. Pine the prevailing growth on summits of Sllndstono

hills ofllorthern -coullties in Arkansas. Pine uplnnds region of Alabama, area aml gencml

character of, Pino uplands soil, trible·lands, in Florida, anal~'sis of. Pine-woods region of Alabama, cotton pro<lnct por

acre in, and its relation to population. Pinnacle, in A.1•knnsns, elevatlon of tho ............. . Piny-woods uplalld soils in North Carolillin, an.

aly11es of. Pitch pillo, occurrence nrnl character of, in Missis

sippi. Pitch pine, trceloss, and alluvial region of Florl!ln,

aroa, character, aml snlJ<livisions of. Pitt river, Culiforuin,, character of tho atronm,

bnnks, nnd nclj cluing country of. Pinilla anc1 prairies, g:nisum, extent of, ill tho Imlinn

territory. Plant.food, percentages of, found in soils, mmnrks

on (Genernl Discussion). Planting nllcl mixed farming, tletnils of, in :

Alabama ....... _ ............................. .. Arknllsas ... , ................................. . Florida ....................................... . Georgia ................................ ~ ..... .. Irnlinn tenito1•y ............................... . Louiainnfl ..................................... .

lil~:~~~:.r?.1.: :::: :::::::: :: : : : :: :: : : : : :: : : ::: : :: Nortb Carolina ............................... .

~'~~~~~~~o:i.~~-: :::: :::: :: : ::::::::::: :: : ::: : : : ~~;;;~·i;;:: ::::::: ::: ::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::

Plnnting cotton in ridges ill Mississippi, lovel cuJt.ivationshowll to be better than.

Planting, cultivation, nud after-cultivation of cottoll, details of, in:

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II U5, 56 II 27

II 56 I 20, 27 II 20, 22 I 32 I 07, 08 II 10

I 4

I 31 II 58

II 21-23

I 0

II 27

I ao

II C2 I o~, 71, i~Js II JO

I 00-04

II 45

II 19

II 04

I 78

II 17

I 08

II 25-28

II 02

l 7, la

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II lfi5 l ltH II 08,00 II { 100~100, 172 I 201 ao I 70, 80, Bil I 15:1 I 20, 27 II 74,75 II 02-05 I 103 I mo II 19, 20 I 78

Alaba.ma ............................ -- ......... II Hi4

409

501-522

.A1·knnsus ................ ;..................... I 00-101 Cnliforuia .•.••.. , .............................. II 75, 76 Floricla ....... - .....•..••••••..• , • . • . • • . • • . • . • . II 08, 00

627 2'i'9

316, 317

671

470

II { 57, G8, 100-lOIJ

I 20, 30 I 70, 80 I 140-151 I 20 II 74, 75 II 20, 54-58

Tennessee . . . . . . .. . • • • .. . .. • • . . . . . . • • • . • • .. . . . . I { 42•43•f g0

i1;;1~ia: ::::::::::: :::::::::·:::::::: :::::::::: J 15~0;~6

Georgia ..................................... .. Indian tel'ritol'y .......................... : .... .

~,~~~~r~ :::: :: : : : :: : : :: : :: :: ::·::::: :: : ::: : : : N ortl1 Carolina ............................... . South earolina . . .. . . . . . • • . . • . ••.•••••••••.. .'.

General folio

(at. IJottom of pngo).

315-317

321,Bn

267

66 5621 503 200, 202

134 200, 270

548

16

507

08

201-203

U07

203

688

828 2cH, 2;:11 mm

199

020-630

55

mo 74

014

iiAO

270

205-208

72~

8·15, 85~

78, 70.

1G5· 6.JO

248, 249 14"'' 43r, 138 \ ,,__ • 1'

81i7, 868 181, 102, tk5

3M 524, 525 606, 007 518-5:!.l

47; 818

641, 042

280

1114 035-037 7:n, 73-t 248, 249

323, 32't, 4:12-431} 8-07, 808 !RI, 182 :!51-3~3

52·1 600, OC.7

482, 610-51~ 414, 415, 471,

47:.~ 813-815 Ml, 64~

I I I


Planting season of cotton in Mexico (in Report on California;),

Planting, wholesaiesystcm ~f, in Louisiana, aminous pmotfoo.

Plants and trees characteristic of c1whrcgionof .Ala· l>ama.

Plants, medicinal and valuable, on tho ttiblc.Jands · of t.ho Rio Gramlo in •rexas.

Plants on the pmiries of the northwest in ..Arkansas. Plants, penetration of roots of, in tho soil (General

Discns8ion), Plntean lands at. the foot of Siona Madre mountnials

in Californilt. Plateau slope of Kentucky ...............•...• , ...... Phltcaus in North Carolina, elevations of .•.......... Pliocene formation in Georgia, occurrence of ....... . Plows (wooden) lrnetl by the Me:>'.icans specially

adapted to the Rio Grando Valley lauds in Texas.

P9cosons in North Carolina, chamcter, timber( growtl1, and analyses of. )

PC11itic1tl divisions of Teunusseo .............•........ P()Juona soil in Citlit'omia, chamctcr and annlysls of. Pond lnn,<1 seil C1f ..Alabnnm, annlysis of. ............•. PC1ntotoc region, chamctel' 11rnl extent of the, in :Mis·

slssippl. Pontotoc ri<lge of :Mississippi, 11roa nncl cotton pro·

<lnotion of (Geueml Discussion). 'Population, area, nn<l cotton p1·ocluction of each

state (O:eneml Discussion). . Population as compared with cotton production (Gen

eral Discussion). Population of ..Alnhnnrn:

Negro, an ex(•CAS of, irnlisntive of rich lands, large farms, aml poor culture.

White, nn excess of, imlioatiYe of poor lnmls, small fm·r11s, and better cotton culture.

Population, tille<l lnnd, and ootton production, by counties1 in:

Alabnma ..................................... .. Arkn11s1ts .................................... . <-;,nll~:ornii1 ~no cotton production reported) .. ; •.

~~~~g;~,:::: :: : ::: ::: : : . : : : :: : : :: ::: : : ::: :::: ::: ln<linn tet·dtory .............................. . Kcn.t.ucky (iuileport'on Tennessee) ... : ...••... Lomslnntt ......................... , ......•....

~i~~~i~~.['P·i· :: : : : : :: : : ::::: ::: :::: ::: :: :: :::: ::: North Carol'\na ............................... . SL1utb Cnrolinn.--~---·······"······--··--··"···· 'rc1111os.non .............. ...................................... . '.rexns ................................................ . Virginia ...................................... .

Port II mlson cfays, occurrence:mtl extent of, jn Texas. Port Huc180ll group, occum:ence of, in:

~§i;~gt~::;~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ::~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-~ ~ ~ ~~ Post-oak fl!l'ts oftlw timberml region ill Texas ...... . Post.oak ilatwoocls region of ..Alabnmr1, area, ohnrac·

tor, antl a11nlyscs of, l'ost·oitk hmcl .of rccl·loo.m rcgion in ..Arkansas ....••.. l'ost·Oltk lanlls of the ceJJtral prairie mg!on of Texas. Post oak of tho nortlrnnstern prairies nncl fiatwoocls

region, forms of, in Mississippi. Post-oak prairio soils of Alnbnma, character and

annlysis of. Potnsll nu111nros not usually tho first tbitt shoulcl bo

sought for (Gc•neml DJscnssion). Potnsh, i·emarlrn on perccut11i:;cs of, in soils (General

Discusnion). l'ota8h witlult·11wn from the soil of Georgia by vari·

ous crops. Potatoes, sweet, al'l'cnge aml proclnctiol1 of, in:

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Alabama ........................•.•.••.....••.. II Plorlda ................................•.•••.•. II

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130

30

U7-50

34

33

01

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111 10

16 48

12,15,33·38

12 40,41 30, 40

10, &8, 02

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63, 64

03, 64

3, 4, 75-1-18 3,4 3,4

3 3-5

3 100 3,4 B,4 3,4 3,4

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21, 106, 110

12 0

12 22 25

Vl,52

80

35 14, 23

48

60

66

00, 61

5, (J 4

(J...8 5, 6

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(at bottom of1mgo),

788

Hl

07-09

602

560 73

606

483

542

282 706

fi44, 547, 505-570

BSJ,

008, 609

40, 50

221, 200, 204

16

17

lS

73,74

• 73, 74

13, 14. 85-158 530, 540 Olll, 002

1S3 269-271

SH 481

105, 106 2ll5, 200 501, 502 oar., 530

4(;0 375-~80 001-064

025 679, 70J, 708

102 111 214 080 083

61,02

616

693

216, 225

us

78

78

320, 327

15, 10 184

272-274 107, 108

Potatoes, sweet, ncrengo nmlpro<luction-Of, Jn-cont' cl.

W},~lt2~!Jlfj~:·:::::·: :: : :: ::::::::: :::::: :::::: Te:xa~ ................................................ . Virginia ..................................... .

I'otsdnm formation, occnrrcne e of, in:

t~~~~l~~:: :::::::::: :::::: ::::: ::: :: : ::::::: :: : Potsclnm sandstone in ..Arlmnsns, ocmu·rencG of ..... , Potstlum shales arnl sanclstoncs in ..Alabama, soils do·

1ived from. l'uLtawatomie nation, extent 11n1l clescl'iptiou of P"'-"

tion of Indian territory occupie1l by the. Poverty IIill region, California, description of ..•••.. Power used in giJJning cotton in:

.±~Ji~i,~i:'s·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~~:~1n. ::: ::: :::: ::::::::-.::: :::::::::-.: ::: : : : : Indi.a1,1 territory .....•..•.......................

Nm~~~W~!:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::: N ortb C11ro1ina . . . . . . • . • • . .. • . • . . . • . . . . ...... . Son th Carolina .........•...•...•.......•.•..... TonnesseG ................................... ..

~T~;i~.i~-::::::: :: : :: : ::~:::::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : Power usecl in ginning cotton h1 :Hcxico (in Report

on California). Pruirie bnrrons i11 ..Arkansas, occurrence of .....••••. Prairie lnnd, 11ntchcs ot; in the reel-hills region of'

GGorgia. ·

Prairie lands of: Jndi_n1,1 territory .•.....•.•.•..•.•...•••......•.. .Loulstana •......••••...•..•............•.••••..

Mississippi ................................... .

Texas .......................................... . Prairie regions of .Alabama., description of .......... . PrnirJes: '

Balcl and black-jack, description of, in llissls· sippi.

:Black calcareous lnmls of ..Arkttusns (Greta-( coons), itrcn, extent, aml clmracter of. l

Black calcareous, of .Missouri, tlcSCl'iption of ..

Black, of thecontral region, Texas, description

of. 13rown.lomn, of Louisiana, clesc1·iption of ..•... Brush an cl brown.loam, of tlto timhoro1l region

of Texas. Grny silts·, of Arkansas, area itm1 c1oscl'iptionof Gray silty, of tho llflssissippi allm·ial region . in Missouri, resemble those of k\rkunsns nncl

Lottisinuit (in Report on :Missouri). Pmiries n111l gray silt region, clumtctcr aml mtnlyses(

of, in Arkansas. 5 Prairies nml savannas of Florida, how formccl. •....•

Pmldesof: ..Al11hnnu1, meaning of term of .......•.••....... Arkunaas, general oconrronce nncl character~

and vegetation of. · 5 Flatwomls of the metamorphic region of South

.Cm•olina. Little Mountain range, ..Alahama .•.•.........•. Louisiana, nlhtvial rop:imi. ..•• '. .••.......•..•• r,ouisiann, central prnil'ia region ...•••......... Mississippi, contrnl :regio11 ..••.•..•••..•....••. North ens tem regio11 of Mississippi, lleacrlptlo11

of. No1't.hern sandstone region in.Arkansas ..•..•.. Red.loan;t region, al'CP. and description of, in

..Arlmnsns. Uccl ltlve1· bottom, chnrnctcr of, in Arlrnnsns .. Section of Indian territory occnpietlby Orcelt

nntloo little snit.ell to cultivation. 'l'exnA, cen1rnl region of ............ h ................. ..... .

'l'ex:ns1

cOnstregionQf' ... ~ ..... ........................... .

905·

I' ago Gonernl

~ of specinl folio rnport. (o.t bottom

Pi of pugc).

I 5, 0 207, 208. II 5, 6 5B7, 5fl8 II 4 4CO I 7-10 005-GC8 II 3 025

II 17 27 II 24 200· I 11 547 II 10 29

I 20 son.

II 47,11-l 705, 77~

II 154 104 I 101 03T II 08 :J.18 II 00,160,170 I 30

035,405, 430· 868

I Hl 18~! I 151 353 I 27 525 II 75 607 II 58 014 I 101 4'i3 I 157 815 II 20 042 II 131 780

I 35, fl2 571 1 D28 II 30 305·

I 7, 12, 13 845, 850, 8lll: r 18, 14, 44 115, 110, 1·10·

I { 14-10, 2l0-2!8, 87, 105, 280, 307, 125-132 327-B:J•!

I 30 004

II 10,45-51158 20, 55-01~ OS

r 14 210

r 11.25,27~28 6-i7,fJCil, 503, [JQ4

I 7,8, 0 fJ05, 500, 507

I 3,l..30 602-00-1

I 23 1!!5

I 23, 20 081, GS4

I 23,24 .55!11 5GO ·

I s, 10 fiOOJ 5l\8

I 20-23,24152 fi'GO-f>i"iO, M0-5<8

lI 20 200

II 45, 47, 48 551 G7, GS

I 0, 12, 31, 37 54-11, r).J8, 607, Uia

TI 37 403

II 33 43

I 12 114

I 28 130.

I 51 253

I 13;:-10 ::?15-218

I 3G 57:?

I 32 508

r 10 555 I

I 22 860

I 3•1-37, 5U 002-G~5, 'iOS

,I 22, no-a4 C80, 08S-GL2 '

906 GE~ERAL lNDEX rro COTTON PRODUCTION.

I-~ I of ~~~;:rl-,~:~~::n r= Pago ..; of special ~ report. p: iopo1·t. ofpago). I

. Pmi1·les of-conilnued:-------------·----···-·-----· -i----1----- i-l-'1-·o-d-u-c··-t-iu-n-nn-d-n·-c-rc-a_g_o_of_l_e_n_u_in-g-c-ro-p-s-in-: ---

'£cx.ns1 enstern timberetl regjou of, c:dent., de- ·I 1 261 27 I fi84-, 1385 1 .Alabama..----·· ...................... --·---------· II

<l l , . ~ [ I I Arkansas...................................... I

scription, nu dv1s10ns 01. , California..................................... II Texas, long-leaf pine region of . . • • . .. . •.• . . . • . . I 28 086 Florida .. .. . . .. • . . .. • . . . •. • • . ••• . • . . . • .. . . . • • .. II

Pmi.ries of Urn yellow-loam region of Arlrnnsas, ex- I , 27 503 fn~fi~J~u;·~it~ 1:y:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1l tent am! character of. I I ~~~i~~~~K-~~~ _1:~~-~~: ~~?:~~~-~~~~~).:':: :: : :: ::: I

I'm fries, pine 01· grnysilt, uf Louisiana, description of. 24, 25 190 127 JU" I · i f Prairies, savannas, and e.-ergladcs of Florlcla, m·on of. II 1 27 -- '207 111I~~o'::1~P.~.:: :::::::: :: :: :: : ::: : ::::::::: :: : ::: I Prairie~, the northwestern, in Arkansns, charact<Jr, I I, 33 34 560, mo North Carolin11

• ••• ••••• •• • •• • ••• • • • ••••• • .... • • II

rmi1·iet:V;::ie~,a:t~1~:;.~~;~~:e1";:~0:~ Alabama, n 1

°

0

ns os ~~fuW;::~~?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~::~~~~~;;~~<( I trees aml plm1Js of. Ii Prodnction nnd uHes of cottonseed, chapter on (Geu- I

J>repnrntion of cotton Janel in; orul Discussion). Alnbnmn ................................... . .A.rkunsas .. ............. - ... -- .. - ............. ·. - . Califnrnilli .... ----·-···········--- ............. . 1''101ida ....................................... . (~corgi.a. ... --- ------- ....... -- .... - . -- . - - .. - - - - . Indi_a~1 territory'···· ...•......•...•••.•..• : •••.

~~~~l;rr.pi~ ::: :::::: :: :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : : :: : :::::: North Carolina ............................... . South Carolina ............................... . Tennes5eo . ... :. .. ------ -- .... - .. -· - --· -- . -- .. --. '.L'oxas ........................................ . Virgiula ..................................... .

.Presses used in baling cotton, kinds anq cnpnoities

of, in: Alabamn. ..................................... . .t.\.t·ka.nsns ........................ ·············--··-·· Florid1L ....................................... .

~~~~~;~tr;~~:f ;~H~i~j~~~;I~\T~f~~II: North Carolina ............................... .

· Sonth Carnlina ........... ·,·-·· ................ . Tennessee .................................... .

~?:g1~ilt ·:::: :::: :: : : .::::::~:: :~::::::: :: ::::: .Prevalence of the credit system in:

.Alabamn ...................................... . 11 l'knnsus ............................. : •....••. Florida ....................................... .

~~ff i~~1tt tr;;;;;: H~~Ji~~iHif ;;;;;;~;~: North Carolina ............................... .

~~~~~~~~o~'.~~::: :: : : : :: :: : :::::::::: ::::::: ::: i~:;l!li"O:::::::::::::::::::::: : : : : : : ~:: ~:: : : : : : :

,:price, disposal, variety, and amount uso1l por acre of eottonseocl in:

Al11ba1nn, ------ ............ ~ ...................... . .Arkansas .................................... . Cnlifomin. .................................... . Florida ••••••••.••.••.•... ,_, ................. .. G£:orgia ......... --- ....... ~. - ......... __ .~ ...... . Inc1~ui;i territory ............................. .. Lomsrnn!L ..................................... .

~t:::.~:.ri'.1.:::::::::::: :: : : : : : ::::: :::::::::::. North CaTO!ina .............................. . South Carolina ................................ . Tennessee ........................ ! ........... .

~T~;i~i;:: :: ::::::::::::~::: :: : : : :::. :::::::~ :: ·price paid for nsl1es of cottonsce<l hulls (G<•nernl

DiRc11ssion).

PricB paic1 for cottonseed 1>y oll·mills (Gcneml Dis· cussion).

·P1·oc1uotion nnd acreJLge of cotton in: .. Alalmma ...••...... - ••••...........•..........

.Arknns11s ............ ·--····· .................. . Florida. ....................................... .

Geo1·gia . ....... ~· ... ___ ------.; ......... -·· -----· ICenlncky Jin Ileport on Tennessee) •.•........ L~uis!ann ......................... '. , .•.•••••••.

~i~;~~:r.pi. :::::: :::::::::::: :: ::::::::::::::: ]'; m·th Carolina ............................. _. ~outh Carolina. ... _ .. . 111

.... ....... _ •••• __ .......... .

Teun~ssec. - ............ ----- .............. ·----.

JI I 154 I' 00 J[ I 75 JI 08 1I I mo l 20 I 7U I 149 I 20 II 74 II M-uR I 90 I 155 II 19

II 155·1 I 102 JI 69 II

,,. I I ·'

30 I 81 I 152 I 27 II 75 H 58 I 101; 102 I 158 II 20

JI• ·iZtt I JI n n 17-1 I 31 I 84 I 155 I 2e 1I 77 II 01-08 I 104 1 162 II ~l

lI 154 I 08, 09 II 70 lI 07, 68

II 57,liS, rnri, 106

I 20 I 78, 70 I 148, 1•10 l 20* ~o JI 73, 74 II 52-58 I •ill, 08, 00 I 154, 105 II, 10

I 47

I 45

II 8-0, 00

I 3-0, 89, 40

II 3, 4, 29

II 8-8, 54, 55

I 109

I 3, 4, 35,_36 I 3-0, 72 I 3, 4 II 3-6, 21 II 3 I 3-8, 40

Texas...................... ... . .. . ... . ..... ... I 3-6, 49, 51 Vu·f,linia............. .. . .. . • .• • . . . . • . . . . . .. . . . . II ; B, 10

104 mm 73~l 248 432 807 1,81 351 524 600

510-514 471 813 041

105 ll:J8 240 330 €68 183 3o4 525 607 514

•173, 474 810 M2

166 042 251 410 860 186 357 526 009

fi17-522 478 820 643

164 094, @5

734 247, 248

323, 324-, 431, 432

807 180, 181 mm. :1n1 fi23, 524 005, 006 508-514

415, 470, 471 812, 813

641

50

57

rn-10, 70 5 530-542, l 575, 570 183, 184, 200

{ 260-274, 320, 321

481

{ 105, 100, Jil7, 138

205-208, 274 501, 502

535-538, 553 450

375-380, 412 f 061-004, l 707, 709

U~5, 032

I'ro<luction ol' cottrm, ngrlculturnl motho<lA, in;

±~~~~:::.~.; ::: : :: : :::::::::::: ::: : :: :: ::: : : : :: : : . CulifOl'nilt .................................... . lilol'it1n . ...................................... · .......... . Georgia ................................................... .

f~;\~~~~;r!~~'.''..: ::: ::: : : : : ::::: :::: ::: : : ::: : : : ~l~~~~~;.r~i_::: ::: : : : :: ::::: ::: : : : ::: : :: : ::: : : : : North Carolina ............................... . South Carolilm ............................... . ~rcnnessco ............................................. . Toxns .......•..........................•.•.•... Vil'gini!I ...................................... .

I'rmluct.fons in ilvo cotton-pro<lncing nations of tho Indian tarritory.

Prolluctions, rcmmks on, of; Const region of South Carolina ............... . Lower pine helt of South Carolinn ............. . Mctnmorpllic region of South Carolina .•....•.. Uppoqiioo belt of South Carolina . . ... . ....•.

Productiveness, character, nnd tilling qunlitle<i of soils (see d~tnilcu indexes) in;

Al11bnm11 ...................................... . · A.rlrausaa . _ J ••••••••••••••• - •••• - ••• - - •••••••••

(Jl1lifornili . .................................... .

~~~;gt;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Imli!l';l terrlt01·y ............................... .

~~i~~Ji~;_i_:::: :~: ~ :_:_:_:_:::::: :~:: :_::::::::::::: North Carolina ............................... .

· fionth Carolin11 ................................ . T')nnc.1.ssoo ................................... .

~r~i~~i~:::::: :::::::::: :: :~::::: :: :M. :::;: ::::: Proportion oflmuls in ootton for euch soil in:

Ala.bnmn ...................................... . Arlrnnsns .......••..•.••..••..•.....••..••...•. FlOJ'idi1 ....................................... .

l~~ifl~~~- ~:: ~:: ::::::::: ::::::::~::: ::: ~:::::. ~l!~~l~;l'.~:::: ::: : : ::::::: :: :~:: :: : :: :: : : :::::: North ©arolina ............................... . Te-nnc;ssce ..... ................................... . Texas ................ ----_,_ ..................... . Virgh1!11 ...................................... .

Pro11ortion of lands lying "t1m:le<l out" in; Alnbnmn ...................................... . Arknnsns .......•••••..••••.....••••......••.•. Flori<fa ....................................... .

~~~r~~~~~:::::~::::::::::: ::::::: :::: ::: : : : ~ :: . ~J::~s~f,p~~ :::: ::.:::::: ::: : : : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : North Carolina .........•....•....•••.......... South Carolina ............................... , Tennessee ........ -··· .. ---- ................ ~ ..... . Texn.s ...................... ......................... . Virglma •••.••.•...••.•.••••• : ..•••••.•••......

Proportion of negro l!tborers owning lnrn1 or hol1ses I in:

Alabama ...................................... . Arkansas .................................... . Florida •••••••••.•.•...•.•.••...•..••.•..•.... Georgia ••••••••••.•.•..•••••..•..•..••.•••••...

~=:!~~~~~~::·:: :: ::: : :::: :: ::::::::: ::: : : : : :: : : Nort.h Onrolinn ...................... ·····'····. South Cnrolln11 ................................ . Tennessee ................................... ..

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5i 1 08, 160-IUO.

20, ao 7!1, 80 77-711

26 7·!, 'jfj

20, M-58 42, 4:J, 99, lllO

15U-lfi7 w, ~o

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42, 43 29

102 llfi

lOO, 138 70

183 34

91, 02 10:1

HO 82, 811

70 117, 118 171, 172

25

7f>-l<J8 40-04 37-03

70-158 43-73

87-143 l'J-J8 27-70 48-0~

00-'148 11-15

I 7o-148 49-04 as-oo

75-158 4'1-73

88-14:J 15-18 ao-64 51, 02 48-02

00-148 12-14

150 100

71 174 84 '

15'4 28 77

60-!JO 104 102

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15, 16 5-11, 542 001:na2

.18·! 272-"274

841 . 482

107, 108 207J 208

502 537, 538

460 377-380 005-608

62()

fo3-03

164 63fi-637 m; 734 248, 240

323, 324-, 43:!-435 867, 808 181?1B2 270-281

5~!<1 000, 007

482, fil0-514 4141415, 4}. ,472 8 ,J-815 041, 042

841

4ili

479,480

·JOS,409 485

172 051

794, ?OG 250 440

' 872 IU:J, 194

!105 528

Gl4, 615 li26

480, ·!90 820, 880

IJ.17

Su-His 585-0:10 217-243 ~30-424 141i-li5 280-345 511-510 550-602 420-~IJ.~ 718-80(1 633-037

85-158 585-6:JU 218-240 3H-4~4 140-17ii 200-:Mii 513-MO 562-iillO 50i, f.OB 420-m1 718-80& 03·1-o:iu

mo o~ 2fil 440 180 351) fJ2(j 0011

510~fi22 470 820 013

GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PROBUOTION. 9G7

=================T-1==-~==P=n="=e=='i""=G==en==e,~~=l==c====="'===========-~-=-=-=-==----=-==-=~~=========~~T~~~-=---G:~:~~

~ of spe'cial folio Fugo iolio ll report. (at bottom ~ of s1i0clal (at bottom

P-< ofpngo). p: revort. of pago). -------------------- - --- ----- -----"----1--- ------- -------Proportion of wootllands in:

Akthmnn .. - .................................. .. Arkansas .......... - ......................... .. Flori11't ...................................... ..

r~~rn~~n~--: :·.:: ·.: :: : :·. ·.: ·.::::::: ::: : : : : ·.::::::: tll~~~s,~~r-~i-:::: :: ::: :: : : : : : : : ::: : : ::::: :: : : : : : : ~~~~~~t~~o~~~~::: :: ~::::::: :~:::::::::::::::::: if~i~·fa-.:: ::: ::::::: :: ::: ~~·.::: ::::::: ::: : : : ::

I'rospectivo mngnltmlo of the cottonseed-oil imlustry aml its inilnence u1:1on soil fcrt.nfty (Gen

eral Discnssi on). 'Protection or Ilonning of Rcc{l-cotton in:

Alabama ...................................... . .Arlcn11snR. - ................... ~ ......... .; ....... _ .. Floridtt ·················--··-----·---··-····-·· GeorJ:tin .................... ....................... ---·--· Jn<li!tn territory ............................... .

Mm!~~!.!~)r-:-::-::·:·:-:-:-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Ncn'th Oarolhm ............................... .. 'l'en1l.esHce . ................ __ .......................... . Toxrts----···-----··-························---Yirgili1la ....................... , ............. ..

l'utah Creek vnlloy lan<ls, California, character an1l annlyRis of.

q.

·Qua I ernary formation, occ11rrence nn1l material of, in:

B;~ifR::.~~~. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Guorgia. ................... - ...................... .

~ii~!~r~r~~~:~;~~:::::::::::::::::::::: :: :: :: : ::·: North Carolim1 ............................... . Toxas ....................................... . Virginiu, ......... · ..................................... .

·-Ciunrtz crystals, occurrence of, in A1·lmnsns ....... _ .. •Qu11rtz Y(lins in Georgia, golcl-lrnaring eh111·actor of ... ·-QuostioiaR (schc1lulo), summa1•y of 11nswers to, from:

Ahtlmnm ..................................... .. A1·k11nsns ................................... .. Florida ...................................... .. Georgia ....... ····-- ................................ . Jruli_n';' territory ............................... .

~1~~m;r.~~ :: : : ::: : : : ::: :: : : : ::: : :: ::::::: :: : :: No.rth Oa1'0Ji1m .............................. .. -South Curollno. .............................. .. ·Tonnossoo ................................... .. ".l:'uxa.s ........ __ •.• ; ................. _ .............. . "'lirginin. ......... ......... ·--- .............................. ..

n. Raccoon Crc11k v11lley html in Georgia, analysis of ... Raccoon mountain, Al11b11ma, chnrnctcr of tlio pl!t- ,

teau of. Races in A.lrihnma, rt•intion of, to cotton production. Itaccs, relation of tho two, to ·cotton cult1ue and pro-

<luctiou in Mississippi. Raft of Ilccl JUver, Loniainnn, elescription of ...... ..

Jtain IJclt nf tho Snn Diogo region, California ...... .. Rnlnfnll, amount of, in:

Aln.bnnm ...................................... . At•lrnnsas ....... ----- ........................ .. C1tliforuia .................... ·····-···········-··· J<Jo1-idn. ........................................ . ·Gcorgin. . ................................................ . Im1i!ln territory ............................... .. Lomslnnn. .................................... ..

~fi~~~~f.r?.1. :: : : : : : : : .: : : :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : :: : : : : :: North 011rolina ............................... .. So11th Cal'Olina ....................... , ........ . Tennessee ... -................................. .

~~~i~i~·:::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::::::::::::: 'Rr1infull as affecting cotton growth in :Mississippi. .. . '.Rainfall in northwest Georgia ........ : .............. . Rainstorms in Cnlifomia, timo nncl character of .... .. ··Rates of tl'ansporration, al1ipment, and freight in:

Ala1mma .••• ., ................................. . Arlmusas ..................................... . Flm·hla ...................................... , GPGrgin .. - .................................... . Inlliftl_J territory .............................. . Lomsrnna ........................... , ........ .

IT I JI II I I I II I I II I

II I Ir II I I I I II l I II II

I II II I I I II I II I II

II I II II I I I I II II I I Ir

II II

II

l

I II

II I II :tr II .I I I I II II I I II I II II

II I II u I I

77-147 87-157 40-94 585-GBO 35-03 215-243

07-158 3:33-424 43-78 14li-175

87-143 280-34fi 15-~l 513-510 27-70 550-U02 47-90 410-402

59-148 717-~00 13-lG 035-038

48-50 00-02

154 16·1 101 037

60 240 1611 ·135 30 808 80 182

151 853 26 52<! 75 607

100 - 472 157 81U

20 642

22, 01, 02 080, 740, 750

11, 37, 57 54 7, 57H, 503 8 OGG

1G 282 8 840 0 111

12 214 11 543

21, 22 07", 680 8 oao

75 011

&2 . 208

lfi3-15G 163-160 97-1()8 033-644 67-71 247-251

103-170 429-442 20-31 807-809 77-85 17£1-187

147-Ui5 340-Bf>7 25-28 523-5'.lO 73-78 005-010 51-60 li07-522

97-105 409-477 153-103 811-821

llJ-21 641-043

27 203

0~11 05 1°'1,10(;

02-64 72-74

76, 'i7 278,270

17 119

39 097

11, 12 21,22 ·10 540

11-18 009-076 7 187

11, 20 277, 286 8 846 9 113

10, 11 212, 213 7, 8 505, 500

11 543 i 17,18,84, 473, 474, 490 37, 40 403, 502

13 885 10 074

8 030

10, 11 212, 213

2J 280 8,0 000, 007

75-148, 150 85-158, 106 { 41,49-D·!. 577,585-63'0,

107 043 00, 71 240, 251

50, 07-1~~ 325, 333-424 804

43-73, 85 145-175, 187

Rlltes of transportation, shipment, anll freight in-1

continuoll. Mississippi .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. . • • .. . • .. .. . .. 1 Missouri...................... .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . I North Cnrolin1~ ................................. 1I Tennesi'le .... .. .. • .. .. ... • .. .. .. . .. • • . .. • .. • .. I Texas .......................................... -I Yirgbiia .................................. _ ... II

Rn ting of cotton staple in: Al111Junia ...................................... II

·Arkansas...................................... I lllori<lit ........................................ H Georgia. ........................................ II Imli.tm torritory ............................... · I I .. ouish11111 ........... _ ................ ~ ................. I l\1!ssissi]JJJi • • .. .. • .. • .. .. • .. .. .. .. • .. . . . .. .. . .. I Mrnso111·1 ..... ., ................................ - I North Carolina ................................ 1I Tennessee . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. I Toxn.~ .......................... · ................ I Yirginia ....................................... II

Ratio of aoml to llnt. (Gerrnral Discussion)............ I lleciamn.tion of alimll lnnds in Califol'Ilia......... . • • . II llo1l nnd brown lonm region of northwest Georgin, II

extent, geneml chnraetcr, ancl nnulysos of soils of'.

Reil and gray ionm 1·cgio11 of Arkansna, doscl'iption of.

llml belt of East 'l'ennosscc Valley, chamctc1· aml

soils or; Rc1l-elay lands of:

G<~orgin 1 Rl'C'n1 rocks1 soils, urnl gonm.·nl chn ran-ter of.

Ilighlnntl 1im, Te11ncaseo .................... .. Northeastern prnirlll region of Mississippi ... . Oak uvlandi. region iu North Cnrolino. ....••••.

Uell·loaru i·egion of .A.rlrnnsas ...... ~ ... ······-··

llccl clay !011m of South Cnrolhrn, chnmctor and

nnulyscs of.

I

I

n

I I I1 I II

Reil clay vulfoy iu Gcorµia, 1lescriptlo11 of .... "........ II Re<l gravelly land of Arkansns, yellow-loam rogirm of. I

Ilc1l hills region of: Georgia, extent:, g:ernwal cborocter, anll nnaly- II

BOS of. S1mthCarollnn, cu1iarnl mHloconomic <llltnils of. II

South Cnrolinn, extm1t, timho1· growth, olimnte, II

,soil~, unel prodnctions of. Ile<1-hills region or bolt of Texas, extent nud char- I

actor of,

{ 87-143, 151, IUO

15-~1 28-70, 78

47-Ll2, 105 { 52, 570:.

148, 102 11-15, ~1

75-148 4U-fl4 88-00

'i'O-!f>8 22-2[) •t::-78

88-143 1U-l'8 30-04 48-92

00-148 12-14

0 64, 65 25-:!8

20-33

37, 38

2.4

20, 70 10, 17, 80

50-05 80-88

38, 30

70 65, 70

30-4.l

53, 57. o4, or; 30-3~

24, 25

40

31

289-345, ~53, 357 513-f;JO

5:'.i0-002. cno 4l0-4fi4, 477 710, 715-800,

820 033-037, 6-!3

85-158 :185-030 218-240 B30-424 ROIJ-8Ua 143-175 290-34'.i 514-510 5l12-50a WJ-104 718-800 6:14-0ilO

18

722, 723 201~20-1

505-500

400, 410

200

308, 451 218, 2111, 201

582-507 OHJ-024

404, 405

3:16 001, obo

305-807

ti00, 151~1 5~01 52l

460-488

082, 083

406

35, ·13 487

lle<l homllfon<lic mclis of South Carolina, analysis uf II lle<l laml soil of Dry vulley, Alulmmn, 1111alysis of .... II Roel fan1l soilH of tlouth Ctirolinn., nunlysis of......... II

Rc<1 lnnds, charnctcl', 'origin, .aml (•xtcnt of, nn(l } I 1 i 1 1 h · i 1 d t -1 ~ rn,20,m, 221, 2~2. 2331 c mm en nm moc amen 1m11 yses an co · ( ~12 , 102 234, 30<1

ton 1n·o1luct per aero of. in l\Iississ!ppi.

J{e<l lnnds of: I Central cotton holt in G1iorgln, thickness of.... II Countrynol'th of Arkansas rivm', cho.rnctor and 1 I ·

produc.t per ncre of. I Foot-hills in California, character 1m<l anal· I II

~·sea of. Mchimm·pltie. region belts in Georgia, genornl II

-0h11rnctcr ancl annl.1 scs of. · Mctnrnorphic rngion in Alalu:m111, charn1,tn;· and Ii II

annl;-scs of. Onk uplands region, Louiainmi ............... •. I Tennes~oo valley region of Aln.bama, nren, gen· 1 II

~'.·~! :lrnr~cter, n~<l nnnlyscs of. I 1· V11g!n1a, tun her growth of ................... lI,

Yellow-loam 1·egion of Arkansns, chnrnotor, ( i I f, extent, ancl analysis of. . l I t

Rc<l lime Jantls in FJoridll, nrea, extent, nml gonernl \ II

clrnrncter nnd nnnlysos of. I Red-loam _prairie region of Arjmnsus, nroa null <le· ' I

scription of. I Reel-loam region an<l prairies of tllll In<lfan terr! tory, . , I

extent of.

30 31

" 34-37

33-35

15, 10

30

82-34

25, 67.1 70, 7•

10,17

28,32

7,13

305 50'1

-002-005

200-301

25, 2G

lil2

031

501, 00:1, 000, GOS

100, 107

mH, 503

845, 851


lted-lomn region of: Arkansas ancl '.l.'exne, area and cotton produc· I

tiou of rGeneral Discussion). Arkansas, cotton production in •••. ~... . • • • . . . . I Arkansas, gray nnd timbered lands, dcscrip- I

tion of. .. Texas, description nnd cotton production of . . . I

:Red mountain soil of Alabam1>, analysis of....... . . . . II

:Red·oro riclges in Alabama, occurmnce of. . • . . . . . . . . . II

Red Rivet· alluvial region of Texas, cotton prodnc· I tion of.

Red Rh-or bottom lands of Arkansas, area, exlcut, I auel character of.

Reel River bottom prahics of .Arkansas.............. I Reel River region, Louisiana, description of......... I :Reil sandy lands of Arkansas, yellow.loam region of.. I Reel stiff back.Janel soil aud J~ternl bayou Janela of I

the'ouk upland region of Louisiana. :Reel uplanll soils of northern counties of Arkansas... I Reuwoocl belt of the coast region in California, area II

and extent of. Reference table of reports received from:

Alabama ...................................... II

~~ft~~~i~:::: :: : :: : : : :: :::: :::::: :: :: :: : : : : : ::: fr Florid& ....•.•..••.••..•.........•••..••....... II Georgia ........... ; . • • • • . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . Il Indian territory................................ I

~~:t~~!i.~~·:: ::::::::: :: : :: ::::::::::::::: :: : :: i North Cnrolinn .•••••......•..••••............. fr South Carolina................................. IT

~~:~~~~~;: :::::::: :::::: :: : : : :::::: :::::: ::: : : : l :Region, percentage of state's total cotton production

iueaeh, of:

If "··!i!ii!!ii;1:1:: :;: !!!!!::;::i~! I ~egion, totnl lint nnll cottonseed in ench, in tons, of:

li~·~'.:;;;'.:;1~;;;:;i:;i;:;:;:::; :i: I :RegionA, area ancl cotton productian of (General Dis· I

cussion). :Regions, bales of cottpn per square n..tlo in, of:·

~ti8~·:mrnm .. :-.-·::·-:.~:m.m r ~ orth Uaro)ina •• ·.•..•. . • • . . . . . . . • • . . . • . . . . . • . . II

t;P!~f ;ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~: :Regions, cotton proeluction distributed among the

several, of:

i~ii~~~ilf ~J.:::~.:~}~~-:~~~.~~f~ff iii·;~~~:~~~: {i Kcntl!cky (in.Jieport on Tennessee) ..•...... ; . I

miit~;i~;I~f ~f~~{~~{[~~{~{L;~mu~~~ 1 Tennessee ................................ : . . . . I

~~;;i';.;1:~: :: : : : :: : :::::::: ::: :: :: : : : : :: : :: ::::::.·fr

Pago of special

report.

Geneml folio

(at bottom of11age).

4 16

41 577 29 505

37, 38, 50 605, ooo, 708

23, 24 33, 34

fl0,23,80, 29,33,09,102, ( 92,93,07 103, 107

50 708

19, 20

28 16

62 fi0-73

90-94

56

Hi0-lf>2 96

125 66

160-162 28 76

146 24 72 50

04-00 100-152

18

00 40,41

20 54 38 72 21 40 40 10

60 40 20 54 32 72 21 40 49 10

4

60 40 20 54

3,4,32 3,4, 72

21 3

40 3-0, 40

10

60-65 30,40 20-:11 li4-57

B, 21-25 111

32-35 72-70

3, 9 21~ 22 19-47

i 17, 25, ( 36, 38, 40

49, 5t) 10

555, 556

004 118 598

158-175

626-630

714

100-162 632 783 246

4Z0-428 866 178 348 622 604 506

466-468 80B-81Q

640

70 576, 577

200 320 140 274 553 412 707 632

70 576 209 320 134 274 553 412 707 632

16

70 576 209 320

105, 100, 134 205, 206, 274

553 450 412

661-664, 698 632

70-75 675, 570 200-211 320-323

841, 859-863 483

134-137 274-278 501, 507 553, 554 475-503

389, 307, 408, 410, 412

707, 708 632

Paga ~ of special ii':: report.

Regions, cot.ton prod net per acre by, in: Alabama ........•......•.•..••..••••••.....•••. II Arkn11sas .•....••...•..•........••...•....•••.• I Flotida ......................................... II Georgia ........................................ II Incli,al;l territory.................. . • • • • • . • . . . • • . I Lou1SJnna.... . • . • . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . I

t}l~~~~!f~_i_:::::: ::::::: :: ::::: ::::::::::: ::::: i North Carolina................................. II Tennessee ..........•.••....••••.....• : ... :.... I

$f;~~1;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: fr Regions, closcription of, in :

Alabama: Alluvial . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . • • • . II Central prai1ie. .•. . . • . •• . . . . .•• • . . .. . . • .. . . II Conl·mensnres . .•.••• .•. . • . . . •. • • • . . . . . . . • . II Coosa valley and its ontliers .........• , .... II Lime-bills ........••••.•.•............•.... II Long-leaf pine ........••........•.......... II Metnmo1·p1J(I) .............................. II Oak ancl pine uplands...................... II Post-oak fiat woods ......•......•........••. II Te1111esseo valley . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . .. . . . . . . . . . II

Arkans~s:

Gray silt prairie . . . • . . • . • • . . . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . l' Metamorphic ••••.......•.•..•••.•...•...•. I Northern barrens and hills ... . .. • . . • . . . • • . I Nort.hwestern prairie ......... ; . . . . .. . . . • • . I Red-loam prairie. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . • . I Red.loam timbered . • • . . . • . . . . . • . .. . • • . . . • . I Siliceous and cberty lands . . . . . . . . • • . . • • • • . I Yellow·lonm·or oak uplarnla . • ... . . . . . . . . . . I

Californin.: Coast Runge region ...••.. ~ ......•..•...••. IT Desert region . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . lI Foot-hills region . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . II Great valley region ..•........••.• ,........ II Sierra Nevada Mountain region ..........•. Ii[

Southern region ....• , ...•......•••••..••... IT

Florlcla: Long·leaf pine, general c1escription of...... II Oi>k, hickory, ancl pine uplands...... . . . . . . II Pitch-pine, treeless, ancl alluvfol........... II

Georgia: Central cotton belt . . . . . . • . . • . • • • • • • . • . • • • . II Const region . . . .• • • . . . . . . • . • . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . lI Long·lenfpine and wire-grass region •••.... II Metamorphic or Blue Riclge and .:l!Ucldle II

Georgia. Northwest Georgia........................ II Oak, hickory, and long-leaf pine...... . • • • • • II Reel hills.................................. II San<1 nncl 11inc hill8............. . • . • . . . . • . • . II

Inclinu territory: .Alluvi&l ....•.. .•.•....•... •. .•.. .......... I Dlnc]> prairie............................... I Cross timbers.................. . . •• • . . •• . • . I Granitic .•..•.............................. I Mountainous nnd rell·loam. .•• . • . . • • . . . . . . . I Snnlly and.open prairies................... I Sanely short-leaf pine upland............... I Tlmberecl rivcr uplands.................... I Timborecl up1ands .......• :............ .•.. I

Louisiana: Alluvial, of tho Mississippi ancl Red rivers. I Attakapas pra!rfo . •.• •. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • • . . I Bluff ....•..•...................• • ......•.••. I Central prairie ...•...••..... : . . . . . . • . . . . . . . I Lcmg.Jenfpine .••.•.........•.. ...... .•••. I Oaku11lancls ........ ._ .......•..•....• c ..... I

Mississip11i : C11ne hiKs. .. . . . •. . . .. • • .•• • . . .. . . • . • . . • ••. I,

Central prnirie...... .• • . •• ••• . .• ............ I

60 10

20-31

f6~~g 34 72 11 21 40 40 10

56

45-51 26-28

17-25

52-54 54-56

14-17

37-45

51, 52

28-34

23 34

95 33 32

28

35

24

44-50

43, 44

32-37

18-32

50-63

37-43

20-25

15-20

25-28

38-46

51-53

46-51

20-38

10~20

41-44

S0-41 iJs, 30

14, 15

13

10

10,11 0

12, 13

10

11, 12

9

12-21

22-25 21, 22

28, 29

25-28

29-32

45-51

51-58

General folio

(at bottom• of pagll),

70. 570

200-211 320, 32l 848-863

135 274 500 553 412 707 032

06 55-01 36-38·

27-3[;

62-04·

64-66·

24-27 47-55·

61, 02

38-4·1

550

570

571 569

508

504 571

500·

702-717 701, 702' 690-605

071J-G90 717-721

005-701

200-205

105-200

205-208-

804-:112

817-310 312-817 205-304

285-295 307-310 305-307

304, 305.

852, 853• 851

848

848, 840 847

850, 851 848

8•10, 850· 847

114-123

124-12i

123, 124

130, 131

127-130· 131-134

247-253

253-200•

GENERAL INDEX 'I10 COT'I10N PRODUCTION.

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P-i

.:Regions, c1escription of, in-continuec1. Mississippi-continued.

Flatwoods . . • • . . . . •• . . . . • . . . . .. . • . .. . • . • • • . I Long-leaf pine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . .. . .. . . I Mississippi alluvial........................ I Northeustern pmirie... .. . .. ...••. ...... .. . I Pontotoc ri(1go .... .- . . . . . • . .. . • . • . . . . . . . . . . I Yellow loam or oak uplnnas.. ..... .. . ... . . I

:Missouri: Alluvial, of the Mississippi..... . . . . . . . . • . . I Black calcareous prnh1os . • . . . . . . .. . . . • • • • . I Gravelly au cl reel-clay prairies . • • . • . . . . • . . . I Sandy prairies and timbered lands......... I Timhcrocl rnngnosian limestone lnnds and I

barrens. North Carolina:

Long-leaf pine ............................ II Oak uplands .••..... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . II S~aboard ............................ , . • . . II Transmontitne. •. . . . . ••• . . . . . .•. . . . . . • .. . . . II

.South Carolina: Const ...................................... II Lower pbrn uolt ................ ; . . . . . . . • • • . II Metninorphic,........... .• • . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. II Pl eclmont...... . . . . • • . • • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. II I\ec1 hills·................................... II Sunc1 hills • . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . • . . II Upper i1ine belt . . . •• . • . . ... . .. .. .. . . ..••.. II

·Termcsseo: BluJl' ..•......... : .......................... I Brown-loam tiihle-laud... .. . . . . .. . . . . .•• . . . I· Central basin.............................. I Cumherlnncl table luuds.. .. . . .. • .. ... . . . . . . I Illghlnml rim...... . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. I Jllis•issippi bottom .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . I Summit region uf tlle watm·allcil ... . . .. . . .. I Unnlrn mouutnin ......................... :. I Uphtm1 or i1latonu slope of ·west Tcu- I

nessee. Valley of East Tennessee.................. I

. ·western valley of tho Tennessee •.••...... ·I ·To"1Us:

Allnvinl or rivur llnu1s.. .. . . . . . . . . .. . . •• • . . I Central hlnck prnirfo.... . . . . . . . .. . . •. . . . • . . I

Cross thnhors........... ....... ............ I N01thweRtorn red-loam Jamls .. .. . . ........ I Sentlwru mH1 coast lll'ltirlu..... . . . . . . . . . . . . I Tlmhorn<l upl11ncl .• .. . . •.• . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . I '\Vostcm aml uorthwcstoru, uuinhabiter1... I

Virgiuirt: S1111d~· 011k nml pine ...................•.•. : II Senboarr1...... . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . II Oak uplrtncls ................... .... : ....... II Trnnsmoutaue ........ : •..•. ............... JI

·nogio1rn, geueml rolntionA of, to tho coast-line ancl the I Gulf eml1nyment and to geological fo1~natiuns {General Discussion).

Regions iI1 G~orgiti, oom11nl'ison ofcottou ncreage all(] II rroc1nctiou of.

Regions, list of ngriculturnl, in: Ahtllmna ...................................... II .Ark1msns . . . ..• . • . •. • . • . .. . . . . .. . . . . •. . . • . . .. I Cnlifornia ..•.....•...••••........•.•.•.•...... II Fl01·i<l1L . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .. . • . . . . .. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . ll Gem·girt...... . . . . . . . . • • •. . • . .••... •.. • .. . . . . . . lI jn<lfn territory................................ ~

~fl~:t~~!.!'.i~ 1:::: :: : : : : : : :: : : : :.: :: '. ::::::~:::::::: ~ North Carolin~ ................................ JI ~.out11 Onroliurt . ... . .. . . . . . • . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . • . . U .lHn11eaS&\ ...................................... I

~¥~i~ia::: :: ::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :: : :~, lr

22-20

58--71

39-45

13-19

19-22 26-38

10

8 0

8, 9 9

15-18 18-20 12-15

20

15-21 22-25

36-44

45-47 30-32

33-30

25-:JO

17-19 lD-21

28-35 35, 36

25-28 14-16 21-23

30

10-23

30-30

26-25

41-4d

34--30

2S-30

37, 38

30-34

23-30

41--48

g

8,9 9

0

:i, 4t

55, 56

13, 14, 36 12

17, 18 .15

17, 18, 23 D

11 13

8 . 12

12, 13 1.3,H

22 ·s l

General folio

{at bottom of page).

224-228

260-273

241-247

215--221 221-224

228--240

508 506

507

500, 507

507

547-550

550-5132

544--547 552

471-477 4<78-481 40~-500

501-503 486-488

489-402

481-486

380--301 301..:103

400-407

407,408 307-1!10

380-388

303-395

411

388:-395

408--4-11

395-397

009-700

002-004.

080-088

005, G06

088-092

081-683

000-700

081

oao, oa1, OBJ

031 15,16

321, 322

23, 24, 40 548

G75,1l70 195

283, 28·}, 280 847 113 215 506 544

. 468, 400 385, 380

GPO 030

B.egions of: .A.l:i-bnma, distribution of whites nnc1neg1·oes in •rexas ai·e mostly termini of those of other

states. Texas, comparison of, iu cotton p1•oc1uction ....

Relations of' cotton pro1luotion to the i·aces in Tennessee.

Rclntions of tlrn negroes to cotton cultivntion in: Alabama ....• ; ...••••..••••.•.•..•....••....•.. Arkansas ..................................... . moricltt ...................................... .

ii~iN~0f.1~~~~~~~ :::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::: ~n~:~~~~~.~i- :::::: :::: :: :::::: :::::: :::: :: :::: :: South Cm:olinCL ............................... . Tennessee .•••................••••........•.... r.rexas. - - . - - .................... -- . --............ - -.. .

Ronmrks on cotton-filler 1ucnsm·ements liyl'rufessor Ililgnrcl (Gencrnl Discussion).

Remarks on cott-0n proc1uction in: Alalinmn ...•........•..............•........... .At•kansaa .••..... : ............................ . Cnllfomia.-................................... .. Floricl!t ...................................... .. Georgia ...................................... .. Indian territ01·y ................................ . Kou~~cky (in Report on Tennessee) ....•.•.••. Lou1smmi ..................................... .

~t~~~~~~r.~~::: ::: : :: : : :: : :: : :: :: : : : : : : : : :: ::::: North Cnrolinn ............................... . South Carolina .............................. . Tcnnes!:lleo ........................................ . Texas .................................................. . Virglofo, ..................................... ..

Rcmec1ios for the "rise of nlknli" in California .•••.. Rent paid for mul market value otlnml in:

Alabama ...................................... . Arknnsas .•..••......•.....•.•.•...........•... J;'lorhla ................................... -... .

£~~iffi~~i~::::: :::::~::::::::: ::::~·-: ::::::: :::: ~fl:~~~~!r.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: North Carolina• .............................. . Holl th Cnrollna .••.•.....•.•.......••....•.•.•. ~'enncssco ............................................. .

~?~1~1{0:: ·. ·.::: :-.~~: ::·: .. :~ :::::: :: : : : : : : : : : ::: ·:. Report ou California, wlty ma1fo ....... ~ ............. . Rll11ort on cotton in·o<luction, l'llltROnR given to show

the importance au11 necessity fur the (Gen-eral IlisCl18Sion).

lleport on· tho ugricnltural foulnres of IL countr~·, lmportnuce of (General DlscusHiuu).

Report, plnn of, 1uot1ifled (Gorn•ral Discussion) ...... . Reports ot' correspondents, tthRt.mcts of, hi mouu-

grnph on: Alttbnmn· ................................ _ .... . A1·Irnnsns .................................... .. California ..................................... .

~~~;'.~fa~:·:.::::::::::::::::"'.::'.:::::::::::·.:::: Inc11_a~1 territOl'y ............................... .

ti1::~~}!i~:i:::::::: ::::::: :: : : :: : ::: ::::::: ::::-North Carolina .•. , .......................... .. 'reuneseee ........................................ . Texas.~- ...................................... . Virginia ...................................... .

Heporls recei\'cc1, reforcnce table of, in:

~ " "" -

II I

I I

rr I II II I I I I II I I I

II ·I IC II II I I I I I II II I I II II

II I II II I I I II II I I II II I

I

I

II I JI II II I I

,t I I I n

Alnbamtt ...................................... II Arlmusns ...................................... I Oallforuia • . • .. . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . • . . .. II ]'lo1·ida .. . . . .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • • • • . . • . . . . rr Gcorgill .................. , •...........•.•...... JI In<llau territory........... . . . .. . . . . . .. . • . • . . . . I J,oulsinna • ! . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . . I

~n::~~~:.r~i-: :::::::: :::::::::: :::: :: : : : : : : :: : : : i North Cnrollurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . JI South Caroli1111. :· ... ............... ,. • . . • .. . . . It Touncssoe ............... "" .. • . • . . . . . .. . • • . •• I Texns. .... .....•.....•.....••.• ............... I

Repu::~·:i;~~~~~~: ·1:~1~~;.~. ~~ ~~~- ~;1;~;,;~ ~f· ~,:~~~~. ~~ ) in the (in l!eport ou Cnlil'ornia). I

Page of s1ieeial

report.

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62

lS

50 42

62-04 12, BO

31 t17

21, 31 30-39, 67

72-77 28 44

42, 43 161

BO, 30

60-04 38-41 73-78 20-33 53-61

16 111, 112

32-30 71-70

17 21, 2:J 21-47 40-43 48-52

10

07

150 106

71 174

8-l 1;;4

28 77·

r.0-06 lo.I 102

21

v

"

Dfl

" 75-148 49-04

87-118 38--60

70-158 22-25 44--73

88--143 15--18 30-04 48-02

57-148 12-14

150-152 00

125 aa

100-102 28 70

140 24 72 50

04-DO 150-152

18

130, 131

90D

General folio


------

72 071

708 414

72-74 548, Ll75

211 32:!

850, 860 138-Hl, llJO

274-270 5~0 500

414, 415 819

48, 51

70-74 574-577 781-730 200-21:1 B19-32i

~5-1. 483,484 134-141 273-281

515 iiii3, 55{ 4ii-503 412-415. 706-710

632

725

mo 6·[2 251 440 186 a5o 52G 000

51U-522 47G ~20 !Ha

Oil'~

11

07

11

85-158 5il5-0BO 745-770 218-240 330-4~-! 80!1-803 140-170 ll!lll-3•!5 513-510 fi62-5!JO 420-464 7lfi-~06 63·1-030

lG0-102 03~ 7R3 246

120~1~8 81W 178 3~8 lr12 60.\ 500

406-468 soe..sro

o~o

788, ;so

~)10 GENERAL INDEX TO OOT1'0N PRODUCTION.

Parre t\ of sp~eial ~ report.

:Results, tabulated, of tho enumeration of:

.Alabam"······ ••••.• - ••. · · • · · · • · - ---· •••• • • · • - · Arkansas ..................................... . Californi:. .••.•••••.••••.•••••.••.••••••••••••..

~~o;;'.g~:: :: ::::::::::::::::: :::::: ;;; : : : : ::: '. :: Xen_tl!cky (in Report on Tennessee) •.••.•••. - .

~~=!~}i'.~'.~:::: :::::: ::::::: :: :: : :: : : ::: ::: :::: North Carolina ...... ~ ....................... -----·--!louth Carolina ..••......•.••••..••••... - ..••• ·. J.'enne!)~ec ........................ - .. -·· ...... ------ - -· Texas ................................................... . Virginia .•••..••.••••.....••..... ·•••••·• ... ..

l~evicw of the general soil map of the cotton states (General Discussion).

RhodoilendroninNorthCarolina,cxtensivcthiuketsof Rice-:•

.Acreage aml prmluctioll LJf, in Flot·itla ........ .

.Acmage anil production of, in North Carolina . . .Acreage mul production of, in South Carolina .. ,...-lt.•rcage1 in·oduction, anrl region ot~ in J.1ouisi~

nna. Culture in South Carolina, methods of. •••••... In Suutli Carolina, history of ••..••••.....•... I In South Carolina, pru1hwt per acl'e of .•••.•••.

Ridges, Hpuc"s between, in cotton planting in: Alabama .•.•....••••...•.••••••..••••••.•...•..

f,~ii~!~tl~ ~::::: ::: :: : :::::::: :::::::::: :: ~ :: : : . ]:;!~~~~\~;:::: :: :::::: ::: :: : : : : : :::: :: :.-: ::: ::::::

~lif i~l?t~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ North Carolina ••••......•............••••.•••.

~·~~~:,~~~o~'.~:: :::::: :: : : : : : : :::::::::::: :: : :: : ~;yi~1i~1i~ ·::.::::: ~== :: ::::: ::::::: ::::: :::::: :: :

H.io Grnnclo basin, Texas} area and extent of._ .... __ . mo Gramle, Ti•xas, metlidnal and useful plants of .•. Ripley gron]l (Cretaceous! of:

~\.Jalmma .......•.••.....••••....•.......•••••.

ri1i~~f.'3~~i;p1·.·.::: ·.:: ·.:: :·. ·. =~::::: :·.: ·.::::::::::: Rinr antl lal<o waters of tlrn i,rrcat valley in Cali

forni11, ancl their quality for ht•igation purpose•.

II r II II II I I I I II II I I lI I

II

II II

II I

II II II

II I II II II I I I I II II I I II I I

II II I

II

River hottum lands of Texas, description of......... I lliver swamp lanil" of South Carolina, descri)ltion II

arnl nnalyHls ot lUver aysterns un1l tlrainnge of Texas ....... -----..... I IUvcr ~ystcurn of the state of .A.lubam11 ••. : •• .•...... II Hiver tranaportation facililieR in Arkansas _ ...... ·-. I J!iv~~r:i in:

Califorui11 ........ ........................................ __ II ConHt n•giou north of tho bay country, in Cali- II

i'oruia.

Flori<lu,principal ·····-················-····--· II G~ot·gill, navigation and ex.tent ofbnsins of ..... II Imlinn territory have their sources chiefly in I

tlw i..rrcat iilains.

J"ouiRfana, valleys and Aystems of .••••.. ····--· I Sont!YCarolirn1, courses, waterfalls, navigation, II

anil ]1or<l1•ring landR ,of the.

!:outh Carolina, <leltasof tho, aml cause of for- II nm ti on.

Southern region of California,·-··--···· .............. II l!nck-Rnlt miut•, I~ouisiu.nu1 location of ....... __ ......... I lto('kri, decny and disintegration of, in:

~~~~;;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ii Rocky ran!(~ of hills on tho southwci;t of Texas...... I lfolling pine lands of: .

1

Alabama, trees am] plants charactedstic of' .. ··J II Florida, area. general clinrncteri nncl sub# 1 II

diYision of. i . ,

notat1!i~~~;~''.;~~~~:~:r;~~~1;1:~~-'.;_~;~:,::::: :: ::::::! V 1

1-6 1-6 1-4 1-4 1-8

109, 110 1-0 1-0 1-4 1-6 1-4 1-8

l-10 1-3

3,4

20

4

fi, 0 4

5, G

23, 24

1:1; 14 23, 24

lii4 911 75 68

166 2[) 70

HO 26 74

55-58 99

155 rn 17

34

35, 46, 127, llll

14 l~

69, 70

41-48

28

lG, 17

D, IO

41

7 56

7, 8 10, 17

14

10,11

7-0

7,8

42,43

' 58

12,14 31

33

57, 58

21, 22

153 41, Di, U8

General folio


11-10 537-542 650-!l02 181-l 64 267-274 481, 482 103-lUS 203-208 499-502 ;,a:1-Gas 457-4~0 373-3i'O 051l-ii06 623-025

15,16

184 ii37, 538

400

107, 108

479, ·180

409, 470

479, 480

164 035 733 248 4:rn 807 l~l Ur.I f>24 6U6

51HH•1 471 srn OH G70 6!J2

45t [16. 137, 141 280 214

--------·---------· Rotation, Jlillowing, and fall-plowing in-continuecl.

Florida ....................................... II

~~~~~:~:'. __ H•··· .• : .. · ::::/·•.:• I North Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • • . . . • . . • . . II South Carolin:. ..•.••••••.... - .•.....••..• - . . • • . II Tennessee .................. -- ......... .............. I

'l1ex11s ••.•...•... -·----···-·· ..................... ---··· I Vll'ginia . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . • • • . . . • .. . . . . • • • • • • . . II

Ilot of bolls, occurrence of, nn!l how obviated, in: Ala.bama .................••.......••••......... .Arkansas ..•....•••....•.••••••••• - ......... · · · Flo1ith> ........•....••••..•.....•.•...... ··•···

~!~~f i~f.~;r1t:~~;;~;;;~;~; ;:~tt~ j~j ~ i; i~i~ ~: North Carolina. ........................................... . South Carolina ............................... - ... - ·. IJ'enncssee ............................................. · .. . Texis ........................................ ······ Virginia ........•.•..•••••....•••.•......•••...

Hotten limestone, nnnl.vsis of, In:

JI I rt II I 1 I r lI II :r I lI

~!1~~~·~~~~~:::: ::: : : : : :: ::::::: :: : : :::::: ::: : :. i Rotten Jimcstonn, bluil'tt of, on Re<l riTGI:, '.1.'oxns • • . . . I Rotten limestone gtonp (Cret11ccous) Jn:

.A.lnlmm11 .••.•.•...•..•••.....•..•.....•...•.... Alnllama, nature of, nml soils c1erlvoc1 from .... .

.A.rknnsns .................................... .. Inclinn t~rritory ..•••.. ; ....................... . Unno Estacailo, •rex1is .••••.••••••.••••..•.••..

Mississippi .................................... . Texas, occurrouco an<l compo1dtiou of ......... ..

Hotten limestone pmirill 1·e)!:ion uf Mississippi, 1tt'l~11, leugth, wiclth, nntl tlescdptlou of.

Rotten lirn"stmrn, tbiclmcss, usc1fttl11oss ns it fortili· zcr, an1l airnlysis ot', in Mississippi.

Round valley, Californi~, oxtcut anc11losrrlptlo11 of ..

Houp's and ,Jonos' Tulley, A.Ial111rn11, chnrnett.11' nn<l

soils of.

II II I I. I I I I

I

n II

7~7 • 728 Ruuning to wcocl of tho cotton,plltnt 11 pmmll1trH.y of the coast region ln Gnm·gilt.

H

Running to woccl of tho cotton-1iln11~ iu:

000_700

Alabam1t ..................................... .

4s1 'M~:.is~~~: :: : : ::::: :: :: :: ::: : : : : : : : : :: :: : :::::: 07~~~!~ r~~:~1~1~~tt~~;;;;;;;;;; :.~;;::;;{ :;; ;; :;;f ;:

577 North Cnro1inn. ........... _ ................. __ .. ,, .. ..

~~: ~~~t:f t~~~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ ~: Runningtoweecl of tho cotJ;ou-plnnt in''.Cmms ctnrncil}

187, 188 I ' liJ· destruction of liol18 hy tho linll-worm. 282, 28S , Iluss~ll's ~.alley, .A.!1tbama, closcrlption of liintlR of ..•.

852 Itus>mn J,1vcr vnllcy, Cullfornln, tlesel'ip1.ion uncl ox:teut ot

1[ t II n l l f I ll n [ r

H

I

n JI

112, 113

463-46~

Rtrnt, cotton liable to, ou hog-wnllow· and gypsoons I

463,404

700, 701 100

22, 24 297 090

07, GS

201, 202

IG:J i ;;1;1 o::w, 034 I

prairies in Mississippi.

Rust cloes not prevail on lnntls fo1·motl by lnturmb:- I turo of blttck prnirlo aml rccl ridgo soils In llJ.ississlppi.

Hust on cotton of bluok pmil'lo luncla in Miaslaalppi, I remarks on.

Rust or bli:;:ht as nJJ'ectiJw cotton: in·

!ii~~::;:;; .... :.·---~ ......... : ... ·-·- ... -..... . .............................. ~ ....................... .

!{~~ff::~: : :·:-:.:.·•::::::::··:!:· ~(~~1.J~uC~ii·01i~~ ::::: ::~:: :::::::::::::::ft· ....... ~~~~~~~~olina .•....•.•••...•••....•.••.••..•. ................................................ 'roxas .. ·-·--- ............................................... . Virginia ...................................... ,

n l 1I JI I I I l II II I I lI

!17 lOl ~o 77

77,78, 147 ~n 7~1

fil-'1·1 s .12,.1:1.117, l OH s 118,lfJ:I, ( lfi·1

Ill

rnr. 1u~. 10:1

{Ill

170,171 ii()

81,H2 lil~, lC1:J

•>" .,, 70 rm

:102 lfiH, Ifill

:.w

OU, 118-1~12 '10, ·17

11 111 ~o

l.2 H

l!l,1'1

HI, 21, 22

1•)1}

117

Hi8

71i-ltt8 •HHH :IH •. m1

n7 ... 1nH 2u ... !.!n tJil-'i:t

HH-l·lil Jri-lH :111 •. 11J. fill,(lll •IH-ll~

!i0-14H l~-H

f 11;1, llli, ~ l:.ll

108

fi0,11.7

lll

IHI

lfifi 102, Hill

Oil, 70 171

BO 28, 81-HB

{ HJ, GI, nu, 1o:i

~7 70

50, 00 l!Jll

nnl rm, 158-HJO

20

~·17 ·l:llJ ~07 Jill

:.!i!J, 2RO, :t .. W n::.;.i IJUii ..

mn-.iW. 4H0 ll;;,4c11,

no ~iiCi, 8ll, Bl~.

HI!

Illa. o:i~. (j;ll)

2-Jll .J:IO, •!:17

HOH. .1~:1, )~·! .JaJ,.10.1

[j:_!fi (1\)8

nm •li·I

8lll, Hl'l Hl:l

70, 1 ~H-t~t:.~· · rill, n;

fil7 A~l

1178:

21>1 (10~

~Ir11 ~ltl

~U>, ~~a 1 ~~·l

wo, 107·

·l~·I

ll,">-Jr.H M.;:1-11:10 ~:~c~~!·lll :1:1:1-·1~·1· 8!111,Kli:t. l•lll-17» :.inu~:r.in. fiJ:! .. f,Jli' r.11~-r.t10 fiJ;i 1 fiJO ~~11-·Hl·I 7 IK-~011 u:H-o:m

'/ 77" 77'1 ""11 \' .. , .,tr. L

UH 71 t, 7ifi

J 115 o:rn, <i:iu ~·tu, i?GO

•1:17 ~!18

1:10, rna--1H5 ~lH, :ma, ~iiH,

UU.'1 li~.1 (1()8

nu\ r,u; ·17'1

r.11·1, ~ltl, HlU~llJX

().(~.

GENERAL INDEX r:eo COT':PON PRODUCTION. 811

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Page of spocinl

report.

General folio


Pago t!· of special ~ l'(lpOl't.

----------------------- --·1-----·· --- --11------

Ge11oral folio


s. Sacramentoi·iver, California, analysis of the water of.. II Sncrnmento valley, California:

.A.rea, general chaTaqter, and soils of........... II Tule lum1s uf ..... ' ............ _.. .. .. . .. .. .. . . II

Saffor~, Professor James M.:

7-1,72

19-23

30,81

.Appointecl special agont for Tennessee and I v Kentucky (General Discussi0n).

Repm·t on Cotton Prncluction in the Statos of I i-v, 1-110

Kentucky ancl Tcmrnssco, by. Saint Augustine, Floricla, average tempemturo of... u; Saint Francis alluvial region of .Arkansas, area, ex- I

tent, and <lcsc1·iption of. Sn int Louis limc~toue, occu1•r011ce of, h~: .

7 13,14

729,730

077-681 688, 680

11

367-4!ll

187 Mil, 550

.Alallnmn, ..................................... .. II 20,-a2 30, 42 I 20, ao, 70 . 308, 411, 451 . Tennessee .................................. .

Sal de! Roy Jake, Toxns ............................. . I 112 770 Salinas valley, California, extent nml descliption of •• Saline Rh·er lwttom lnmls of .A.rlrnnsus, character

JI 48, 113, 114 700, 711, 772 I 18, 10,68

nncl analyses of. Sitllnes, oxtcnt, churnctcr, uml ugc of, in Texas .•••••. I { 21,27, 72,

73

Salt·grnas soil, Californiii, cl1araRter uncl analysis of.. II 28-30 Salt-licks or sp11ngs in Louiaia1111; location of....... I Sitlt marshes of South Carolina, area of.............. II Salt River Ynlloy, .A.rizoua, cotton culture in (in Ro- II

port on California).

Salndli. river, in South Carolina, navigation of . • . . . . . 11 San Bernardino nncl Los .A.ugolos plains, Cullfornin, JI

area ancl doscriptiou of. San Dornanlino plains, California, description of .... , II San Bernardino "\'alley, Cnlifoi·nin, <lusoription oL ... . II San Diogo region, California, description of.... .. . .. . II San :Fernando valley, Callfornln, area arnl descrip· II

1ion of. Snn Frm1cisllo l>cninsula, Californin, chamofor nncl II

nnnlysos of soil arn1 subsoil from. Sim G1tl.iricl ih-er, Culifornia, irrig11ti11g fncilitics of.. II f!nnJonquin IJnHin, Californin, cl11trnct<1r11nclllxte11tof'. II Sun Joaquin doltt1 well water, C111lfornin, analysis of. II Sun .Toa1111in river, Cnliforni1;:

.AnalyBis of tho w11tm• of ....................... •• ll Irrigating facilities of, nnd character of its llor· II

<lcrlng lnn<ls. SnnJouquin vnllcr, California:

Genornlchnractor, dralnago system, nn<lsoilsof. II Jrrig11b'Io n.rci; of............................... II Tulo lnmls oi' - .. . .... .. .. .. .. .. . • • • . .. • .. .. .. .. II

San Lorenzo vnlle~·. Cnlifornilt, extent arnl lauds of.. II 8an Hamon vnlloy, Cnlifo.rui11, <lcscl'iptiou of . . . . . . . . II Smlt1· nncl 11inr.-llillH region in Genrgh1, nrcn uml gen· II

eral ehnrncter of. Sunc1- nn<l Ted-bills region, tot11l m·c11 m11l cotton pro· I

<hH:tiou of (Gouoml Discussi011). Snn<l heels oftlw isinn<ls nm11ho weHtof'roxns ...... I Sand clouds on Iio<l riYor, '.l'oxns... ...... ...... ...... I S;u,d-duucs of tho North Cawli1m const, clmraotcr of. II 81111<1 !lnts oftl111 timborNI region of'.l'oxns....... ... I

Snncl Jloods in Missi•sippi, in,lmy done to \Jrown- I loam tiihlc-lnn<la 11y.

Sand hills in tho gypsum nnd Littuo Es tnca<lo regions I of Toxns.

Sund-hills rngion of: Georgia, llrn.tol"iuJs, wi<l th, an cl general chnrac- Il

tcr of.

10,62, 71

13 120

0

37, 38

107

38 as, ao

as

52, 53

42

25, 20

71172

71, 72 25

23-81 ](j

31 112 47

38, ao

4

22 16

13 25 BO

30,40

18

554, 555, 604

070,0851 7R01

731 680-088

112, 104, 173 460

787

465

095, 090

7()5

096 000, 097

000

710, 711

700 osa, os,1 720, 730

1:~0. 730 683

081-680

074 080 770 705

304, 305

10

080 074

545 osa 238

007, 608

2i0

South C11rolinu, extent an<l m11tmfol of ......... II { lO,Ji~!:o 466,<140J0!.i6Jl~ So\1thwcst Texas, closcription of................ I 32 000

Sand mountain, .A.!11b11m11: " Analysis of aoill of .. • • .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. • .. .. • • .. II 27, 28

Rocl<S nud soils of .............................. II 93, 08, 102 Sancl. mountain, Gc01·gin, nrca 011cl dcscriptiou of ..... II 28. Sanclstono 11 i1romincnt rock of the rcd-lonm region I 37

of Texna.

a7, as 103, 108, 112

204 oon

Snnclstone division oftl1Q barrens and bills region of I .d.r!rnnsaa, genornl clescription of.

. Sandstone. fon·uginous, localities, aha.pea, an<l formation of, in Mississippi.

Snmlstono in Sou th Carolina formo<l of <li•intugratccl JI grnnitc.

Sandstone lands of .A1•kausn.s mndo 1foh by prcsouce I of limestone.

Sandstone lnncls of rc<l-lonm l'Ogion of .Arknnsna, I anal~· scs of.

eandstono mom1tuius of reil.Jonm region of ,~rknnsns. I

Snnclston1" oocnrrenco of, on 1ho Hlo Grando, 'J'oxas.. I Sandstone r·Iagcs of nortlnruat Georgia .............. II Snndstono tho Jll'<Wnlling I'Ock on the opon pmlrios I

north of tho Crurndian river nrnl west of Fort Gil.-son, ib tho In<linn territory.

Snuil-atorlne of tho desert rngiou, Californfo . . . • . • • . ll Snmly uml cho1·ty lands of tho sanclstono region of I

.A.dwnsns, gcneral cleacrlption of. Sanely am! open pmiries of llrn Indian tcrritm·y, ox· I

tent, clrnrnctor, an1l unalysea of soils of, Sandy \Jrown-lonm soil of .Aln\Jnmn, annlysia of...... II Sanely lnn<ls of tl10 mountain summits of Georgia, II

extant uml doacription of. Snrnly onk and pinu rillgos of \ irginin, gcnornl 1lo- '.II

scription of. Sandy oak u11lmuls reg!un of Mississip11i, clrnrncter, I

timbor, au<l analyses of soils o!'. Snmlypine nml oak u11luu<ls of West. Tonuesaoe..... I Snrnly.pino harrens in Nor!h Co.roli1111, soils urnl tim· JI

hm• i!;l'OWth of, Snndy prilirlo riml tlmlrnre<l lnml of' Missonl"i, ilc· I

scrl11tio11, solls, null yield of. S1m1ly prairies of •.roxas, <lescri1ltion of............ . . I

S11ndy rldgll lnrulll of t1out.ml prnido region of Mis•iR· I sip pi.

Sllmly sh01·t·kaf 11iue lnnde of tho Iu11lnn torrltorr, I 11escl'iptiun of.

Snndy upland rl<lgcs of northonstm·n n•gion of Mls· I s~ssi1111i 1 clHn·nctcr of,

San ht .Arn11-ivor, Oallfomin, il'rigatiug facilities oJ' ... II

Sunt11 ,\.1111 valley, Cu!ifomia, oxl<mt 1111<! <lescri11tion II of.

Snnta Ilm·ham Y!lllL>y, California, "xlent and <It>.· II

scriJ1tim1 of. Sant11Clnm1\h·cr vnlloy, of Yontmit county, C111ifor- IT

nin. description of.

35, 30

12, 20

10

35

30

:io 34

JO

100

35, 36

12, 13

28

0

32, 33

21, 22

10

8, 9

26 50

10

17, 18

42

ll4

115

•W, 110

571, 572

214, 2Sl

406

571

066

GOil 002 281>

860, S5a

704

850, 851

tilll

303, :JU.j

548

fi06, 507

084

258

848

700

772

7i3

707, 774

Sn111'1t Clam vnlll1y~ Californlu, description of ... , . . • . II rl7,.J8•\1fa Suutn. Cm• Jlfuunt1dn ra.ngo, C111ifon1i11, 0!1.wntiou unil JI 46

closoript.ion of.

1od,7no! 110, 772 70,l

Santa Iuov. valloy, Gnllfomin, extent aml dost'rlp.tion II 115 773

or. S1mt11 Lucili Jlfonntaiu rango, Culiforula, olovatfon

aml iioar.riJ1!fon of.

II 40 70•l

Santa Mnrla vulle,1, Cttlifornin, 11csorlption of ....... . Snnta ltos11vnllor, California, extentnncl doar.rlption

II 115 JI 56, 57, 117

773

of. Snntco hills of South Carollnn, 1lescrlption of........ II Sautoo nmrla of South C111·01l1111, oocurrenco of....... 1I Santee river, South Carolina, course, rmvigntion, rm cl JI

hordorlng lnnt!s of the. S1tticoy plnin, m• <loltn, Culifomiu, tlosoription of..... II Srivamm region, Soutri Curolinn, general ohnractor of. II 8.a.vmmult l'ive1• in:

Goo1·p;ia, nlluYinl hm<ls of....... .. • • .. . . . .. .. . . II Stmth Cnrolin11, nlluvinl lunds, nno.lysea nn<l II

dosoription of.

Snv11nnas in: Georgln, oxtont ancl ohn1·aotor of............... II Nort-hCarollna, •Oils, analyses, ancl characterof II

S1wr1uu118, pmidos, uud 01·orgl11dos in Florido., n.t'Oll II nud detiori.ptlou of.

30 486 ll 407

7, 8, 20 <J03, 404, 482

110 774

44 310

o, 25, 28 405, 48.J, 48-1

51 31"/

rn-;l5, 34 545-547, &GO 27, 28 207, 2-08.

'912 GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUCTION.

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:Schedule questions, summary of answers to, from: Alabama ••.•..•••••..•••....••••.••••• ·•···•·· AtliH11RllS ---- .•••.•••. - ...... ·----- ----- .. - ... - -Floridn, ••.••...••........••.•••••••••..•.......

~~If ~~~tt \ ~ ~ ~ ~.t ttttt ~~~ ~~(~ \~ '. ~: ~ \ ~ t ~-No1 th Carolina, ...•.....•••.••..••.. - ...... - - •

,South Carolina. ............ ----------- .. - - . - --- -· T.ennessc-e ........ .............. ------ --- - · ·. · - -T1~xas ...... .......... - ................ - .. -- - - - . ··· · ·

,-virgiuio. ............................................ .

:Sahools, system of, among tho nations of tlio Incliun tcITitory.

Scotland Neck lands tho finest in Norl11 Carnlina !'or cotton.

Scott's valley, California, {)xtent, climate, ancl c1escription of.

Seabmud or nlluvial region of Virginia, area and descri1ition of.

Soabon1cl reg'on in North Carolina, area, timhergrowth, soils, aml g1meral description of.

Sea-island cotton in: C1Lllt'orni11 • .-..........••••..••..•• -... -. - ..... • l!'lorida .................................... - ..

~~~&~:P-Pi::: ::: : : : : : : :::~ :::::::::: ::: : :: : : : So nth Carolina .....• : ... - ....•.••..•....•....

Sea-island cotton, weight of bales of, an cl proportion of lint to seed (General Discussion).

Sea islam1s and marshy soils of So nth Cal'Olina, analyses of.

Sea isl11ntls of S01ith Carolina : Area, character, and elevation of, above the

sen. Origin mHl formation of .••••..••..•......•.•.•

Seasons most favorab!G to cotton culture in Son th Carolina.

S"at.on, C. W., fi]>poinlment of, us Snperinten<lent of Census. (See title pago.j

SC!contl hottom aoil of Alalmma, arn1lysis of ......... . Section noroas Coosa Valley region in Alabama ..••• Section across the sfoto of Alabama, allowing topo-

graphical am1 geologic1tl fcatLLres. Section acmss .tho valley of the 'l'cnnessco in Ala

bnmn.

Suction at Shell blnlf, Bmko couutr, Goorgitt ..•.•.. Section from statc·liirn at French Bma<l water-gnp to

sea-Jeye[ in North Carolimt. Section (it1cn]) 11cmss two l>11yous in tho :Mississi11pi

hottom (General Disonssion). Section of hlnff at Fort Gaiues, Clay county, Georgia Sectiuu or country from the coast of Texas along tha

Louisiana Hee. Section of countt-y from tho coast of 'l'exas in a north-

west nnd west direction. Section of Trinity River bluff at Rural Shade, Texas Section allowing elevations across the stato of Georgia. Section showing marl heds in Houston county, Georgfn Section showing sm·face of Mississippi bottom to the

Yazoo bln:tl'(Geneml Discussion), Section sl1owin~ topographical an<l geological feat

ures of the state of South Carolina. Sections across the Mississippi alluvial region in

Arkansas. Sections of bluffs of Crowley's rid.ge in Arkansas .•• Sec<l (cotton), hushels iier acre of, used in:

Alabnmf1 .•.••...•.•..••••.•..•••.•••••••••••••

t~f;r~:~:::::: :::::: ::::::: ::::: :::::::::: :: : Floridn. ....................................... . Georgia·---------·- .............. ~ ........................... .. Imli_ni;i. territory ..•......••..•••.•••••••..•• _ • Lou1s1ana ....... ., .. ...................................................... ..

m~~:~~Ir~~::::::::: ::::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::: North Carolina .............................. .

~1Atl:~t~~:~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~: ~ ~: ~: ~ ~~~:::~ ~~~:: ~

..;

'" " i1< ----

II I II I1 I I I I II lI I I JI I

II

II

II

n

II II II I II

I

n

II

II n

II II II

II

II II

I

II I

I

I II II I

II

I

I

n I II II II I I I I II II I I II

l_.ngo of special

report.

Jfi3-lfi6 9i-108

07-71 lGB-170

20-31 77-Sfi

147-155 25-!:!8 73-78 fil-GO

fJ7-105 W:l-103

19-21 7

41

121

8,9

12-15, 21

74,77 29,30 52,53

70, 142, 143 { 14, 20,

21, 58, 59

7

1D

12, 10

15tHl 26

44 18 13

29

14 9

73

14 14

14

74 . 18 124 74

8

' 13

20

154 OS, 99

70 67, 08

{57 58 165 ' 'mil 29

78,79 148, 14-9

25, 20 73, 74 02-58

43, 98, 09 154, in

(

General folio

at bottom ofpnge).

103-lf.6 G33-G44 ~1!7-~51 429-442 SQi-809 170-187 349-357 523-520 005-008 507-5~2 400--477 811-821 041-043

845

5i8

779

030, 031

544-547, mm

732, 735 209, 210 318, am

•1 278, 344, 345 70, 470, 477,

514, fi15

ID

47u

408, 4'72

471, 472 482

UJ:

28 23

39

280 541

s;;

280

072

072

732

284 390

80

404

540

550

164 634, 035

734 247, 248

323,324,431, 432 807

180, 181 850, 351 523, 524 605, 000 508-514

415, 470, 471 812, 813

641

Seed (cotton), length of time before coming up, in: ~\labamn. ..•••........•.•.• ···•••·• •••••·•·••·· L\I'kflllHfl.8 . ., .. •. • • •• • • • • • •"" • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • · • · · • California .. .,,----·- ........................................... . Floricl:t ..........•..• , ..•.•...•................

~~~1~~tt:~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~: l\liRSOUI'l ............. •• - • - ....................................... .. North Camlina ............................... . South Carolina .....•.•.••..•.•.........•......

i~~~~~~~~-:: ~:::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Virginia ........................... · ........... .

Seecl-cotton, amount of, picike<l in a du)· in:

~1~~:~~¥£1~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Seetl-cotton, amount of, rec\uirecl for a 475·pound bale

of lint in: Aln,bumn ............•.•••..•..••..••..•........ Arkansas .••...•.....•....••.......••.•..•••••• Florid11 •..............•.•...••.....•..•.•...•.. Georgia ........•......••..••..•.........•.•.•.. lncli.u';' territory .............................. .

~1~~!~~fi~~ :::: :::: :::::: :: ::: : : : :: ::::::: :: : :: North Cn.rolina ............................... . South Carolina ..........••.......•.......... - .. Tennessee .•..••••......•.•••...••...••.••.••.. 'l'uxas ........ ................................................... . Virginia ...................................... .

Seecl·cotton on bottom lauds heavier than elscwhoro (General Discussion).

Seed-cotton penuecl, or how protected, in: Alabama ..................................... . Arkn.ns11s ..•.........•....•.....•..•...........

~~:i~g;~: ::::::: :::: ::::: ::::::::::::::::::·.:::: Tucli.m_1 territory ............................. ..

~1~~r~~n~1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: N'orth Carol:iim ........ , ...................... . TennrsAee ... ........................................ - ..

it~~\~i~ ::::::::::: :: :::::::::: :: :::::::: :::::: Seed-cotton pr~c1uct per aero in counties in:

A.lnbanut ...................................... . .Arl\:fiUSUS .............. - ........... • • .... • · · • • • • • • • · • • • · - · • Floricla ....................................... . Georgia ••......•........•...................••. Iucliun territory ............................... . Kcn~~cky (in lfoport on Tennessee) ..•..••..... Lomsiana .••••..•••••.••..•.•.•••.•...•....•••.

~H~~~~~;.r~i-1_: ·:::.::::::::::::::::::::::: ~::::::: North Cnroliua .............•••••..•..•••...••. Son th Cnrolina. ............................... .. Tennessee ..... .......................................... - .

~r~~~1a· :: : :: : : : ::: : : : : : : : : : :: : :: ~:::::::: :: : : : Seed-cotton product per acre in Mexico (in Report

on Citlifumia}. Seminole nation, area., extent, and <lesoription of

section of Indian territory occnpio<l by tho. Semi-swnmps, oak, boech, and pino flnts in North

Carolina. Slmrcs, cotton farms ·work~d on; effect of, on Janel

nnc1 staple in: Alnbama ..................................... .. Arkansas .................. , ..•.•..•.....••••••

~~~;gi~:::::::: :::: :: :::::: :::::::: :::; :: :::::: Indian torl'itory .............................. .

tfi~~!~ri.~~ :::::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : : ::: : :: North Carolina, ............................. - •. South Carolina .•.•.•.••...•....•.•.•..•.•...•.. Tennessee .....••.•• : . · ........................ . 'l.'exns ...................................................... . Virginia .........•..•.••..•••.••.••••••.••.•••.

Shnsta vu.Uoy, California, description of .•...•.•..••• Shecllling, ooonrrence of, an<l how obviated, :In:

Alabama ..................................... . Arkansas ..................................... .

~~o;:~~:::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::: :: :::::: Incli.a~ territory ............................... . Lo111siana ..................................... . )flssissippi ••••..•..•.••..••..•..•.•..••.•••••• :Missouri ...................................... . North Carolina .............................. .. South Carolina ............................... . Tennessee .••••••••••...••.••••.•.•..••••.. •••· Texas .......................................... . Virgin in .•••.•••••••.•••.•••.•••..••..••••••• - .

I !

Pago General folio t:· of specktl (nt bottom

"' re11oro. i1< of pnge).

------·---

II 154 104 I !m 035 II 75 73J II 68 248 II 107 43,> I 29 SOI I 79 l8l I 140 351 I 26 G2·1 II 74 1106 II 55-58 511-f>14 I 90 471 I 155 SUI II rn 0.Jll

II 75 733 I 155 . ~m; II 78 010

II 75-148, 155 8'1-158, JO[) I 40-04, 102 5~5-GBO, 0:18 II 88-60, 09 218-2·10, ~·!9 II 70-lfiB, 170 uao~u.1, 4;10 I 22-25 SGtl-~01 I M-73, Bl 146-17.5, 183 I 88-1'13, lfl2 200-:!4;;, 3:,4 I 15-18, ~i OUl-510. fi~:l II 30-0J, 75 502-590, 007 II 5:J-58 ul0-514 I 48-02, 101 420~16l, 4i3 I 00-148, lfl8 718--lWU, 810 II 11-liJ, 20 o:m-03;, r,42 I 37 49

II 154 104 I lOl 017 II ()9 ~m II 100 4B5' I 80 sos I 80 182 I 151 :imi I :!O 5~·1 II 7fi OOi l 100 472 I llii 8Hi II ~o 042

II a,4 13, 1-1 I :J,4 n:rn, fi.10 n B rn:i II t :J-5 .:200-271 I 3 SH I 109 •J81 I l:l, ·1 105, 1116 I a,4 2tl5, 206 I H~ 4 fi01, UU2 n n, ·l mw,m:w lI 8 4fiU I H-8 375-!JBO I n-o 601-00·1 II 3 O~.>

II 1:11 780

I 23 SOL

II 13, 14 fi·15, 54(J

II 155, lfiO 165, 160 I 105 on II 70, 71 . 250, 251 II 172, 173 •!38, 4B(l I 31 sun I 83, 84 lSG, J80 I lli4 3fiU I 28 fi~£1 II 77 000 II 02-00 1i18-ii22 I 104 4i0 I 101 srn II 21 643

II 121 770

II liiu • 1or. I 102, 10'3 038, 6:!!1-II 00, 70 249, 250 II 170, 171 430, 4:!7 I 30 808 I 81, 82 183, 18-1 I 152 ari+ I 27 520 II 76 008 II 50, 60 m, ~~~ I 102 I 121, 158,UID 770, SlG,817 II 20 042

GENERAL INDEX 'l'O OO'l'TON PR.ODUC'rION. 913

Sheep, Yaluc of, as a means of maintaining ·Lhe fertility of 1 ho soil (Gcn(}ral Discussion).

Sliecp, vnlur. of cottonRel!d ns foocl for (Gencml Dis

cus8ion l. Sholl bluff in Gcorgh1, Ht!ctiol1 iit .•... - -.... _ ...••... Shell hciips of i lw co11st. of Mississip11i, improvement

to the lancl cmuMl by. Sholl prai.ries of J\Iissis•i11pi, clmractor of .....•...••. Shipments of cotton from Galveston, Texas, remarks

on, and comparative statement of. Shipping cotton, d1argcs for, in:

Alabama ................................. . Arkansas .......... - ......................... .

Florid11 .............. ··········------·--·····-·

t~~~!i~:if.~i'. ~~·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Mississippi ...... -·----_-------··----·-·_---·--:Uissom-i ....... --- - ........................... . Norll1 Carolina ............................... . TEnnessee _ ......................... --- ........ . Te::rns ......................................... .

Virginia---· ................................... . l:Uiipping, ginning, nll(l bnllng cotton, <letnils of, in:

.Alabama ..................................... .. .. A.1·knn~nB ........................................ .

~~~~;~::~:::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : i~~~\~::.:.~:·~?~~::. :::: :: ::::::: :: : : :: :: : : : : :: : :: . m~~:~~:r::~: :: : :::: ::::::: ::::::: ::::::::: :: ::: North C1n·oliD1> ............................... . Routh Camlina ............................... .. 'J.'ennesseo ·----·'···-·············-······-····~· ~y;~~;i~i ~ _· _- _-:::: _. _-::::::: _.::::::::: ~:::::::::::

Sltort-sta1lle or uplnncl cotton hi Jnoritla, counties nml soilH J'or.

Shrubs, treeR, autl wee<lK occurring In Il'Jorhl11 .....•• Sicil.v isla1Hl, Louisiana, nron. 11nt1 cl1•Hcriptio11 of ••••. Sierra foot-hills, Cnlifomfo, gmrnral clescription of .. . Stcrl'll Novniln, Cnlifomin, geologicnl features of .... . Sierra Novadn. hfonntain rogion, Un1if01·11in1 el1wntion

nntl clmmctt•r of. Sinrra vnlloy, Californi1t, uxtoui:; UJul description

of:

Silicn, soluble, remarks on preHOllllO of, in soils (General DiRonsHion).

Siliceous aml monntnhl .lands, tutu!. ar(l!t ni\ll cotton lll'Odnctiou of (G~nernl Discnssion).

Siliceous fornmtion in Goorght, extent nncl churiwtcr of.

Siliceous lancls of' tho IIighlnntl l'im, '.Cenneaseo, cleRcription of.

Silt, cnlcat•eonA, of tmne-ldlls region of Mississippi. •. Silurin11 formntion, ocourreucH of, in:

.Arlrnirnns ............................... · ... • ..

~~~:;~i~::::: ::::::: :: ::: :: :: ::: : ::::::::::::::: Slhuian limPRtones (Nnshvillo series), extent, tb!o1c

ness, and soils Qf, in Tennessee. Silver mines in At')rnnsas (Kellogg), locality of ...... Slnalo:t, :>foxicu, cotton culture In tho stato of (In

1 J{eport on C11lit'ornia,).

Siw uf furrns, nncl fabor rmcl Rystmn of farming, in: .Alabama ..................................... . .Arlt:JlllSl\8 .................. · ... • ..... • · ··• •'•· • • .. • • .. •• l!'lorltl!t ...................................... ..

~~~~;~~~{~E'.i:c:~~:::::::::: :: : :: : : : :::::: :: : :: : :: ff l~~~;~~l'.1~~:: :: : : : :: : :: : : : : : :: : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : ~o'iiif: 8~;:~~N:t.~.: :: :::: ::: :'.:: :: : :: : : : :::: ::: :: : Tcnnossco . • .. . ............................. ..

~i~~i.i:: :: : :: : ::::: ·: :: ~: :: : ::::: ::: : :: :::::: Sllltri belt of North C11rolina, doaol'iptiou of ....... ..

I

I

II I

I I

II I II II I 1 I I II I I II

'rI I II II I I I I JI II I I II II

II :r II II II

II

I

I

II

I

I

I lI I r

I II

II I

J;I II I I I I II II I I

.II JI

S.lnto hills of North Carolirrn, Jocntion ancl elevat.ion of. II S!ic1rnn~ in C<tlifomia, cha1•actor an<l llllalysis of:..... II

58 0 p

51

48, 51

14

08

51

52

75-148, 150 { 4J,4!1-0·l,

107 60, 71

59, 07-158 10

4B-7H, ~5

{ 87-143, lfil, l[j[j

15,..21 27-70, 78

47-L2, JOG \' ii~. li7-l 148, 102

11-10, 21

1U4, lrii> 101

30, 110 lUD, 170

30 81

lfil 27 75 58

101, 102 lfi7, 1fi8

~o

20,BO

30

13,.lS

a~-n7 8

50-03

12:!

117

4

15

2tl

46,47

11, 35 21 18

32

78

131

155, lfiO 104-108

70-71 172-170

$1 83-85

·rs, 158-155 2f, 28 70-78 00-06

103-105 100-103

21

03

60, ua ·1

~80 ' 270 '. i

~n:~ ! 710 !

i 85-158, 10ll !

•511, us0-u~'.~a I 249, 251 !

325, 333-·!:!·1 I 8"4

145-17", lll7 ' 280-34.i, I

85!J. 3fl7 5J:l-~10 I

550-002, OJ 0 419-llJ.l, ·1'i7

7!0.71fi-.HUU, 820

633-037' 01;~

164, 16fi ll37

210, 240 4SG, 4:Hl I

808 18:1 l :J;i3 11

~~~ I 51'1 :

-178, 474 81!i, 810

642

21l!J, 210

:!10

115, 150

IJ!IO-ll9u

000 717-7,21

781

7!I

16

281

:rns

248, 240

547, 671 287

070 I 404

~!:I 1@, 160 ,. 040-6,H 2fi0-251 4'18-442

860 185-187

280, 855-:J57 5~5, 620 6118-010 510-522 475-477 H18-8~1

ll<l~

11 . Ma 52, 53 I u84. 585

22, 23, 37 080, 08\,, 6!l5 .~ ,....

Slick1mH, mat1·rh1! of, nml <le,tructirm of lumls by, ln Califor1d1t.

Smith, Professor Engene A.~ .Appointed special agent for Alabama ancl

li'loricl11 (Ge1ieral Discussion). lk]>ot·t on Cotlon Procluction in t11c State M

.Ala11nma, by.

II ~o 678

I

]II 1. . .. 1 1 ~J·

1·\'lll, . u.-

11

:J-173

Roport on Cotton l'rorlnction in the. Stnto of If 1-,·i, 1-77 i1r,_251

l!'lori<l11, by. Slllii,h's anmmit in Georgia, BOllt.ion ol'................ II Snow, occur1•cnco of, in:

Alnllllma ...................................... Ir CnliJ'orni~ .................. ·• ... .. • • . • .. . .. .. •• . II c:c~urg1a ......... w ............................... I I~ lndiui1 territory ............................... 11 Miseonrl. ...................................... I

Smln, 1·innnrks on PI'Psenco of, in soilH {Guiwrnl DiR· 1 eussion). I

Soil nn<l stuplo, ciliwts of ><hare systmu on, it1: I Alnbm111L ....................................... II ArknnsaB ...................................... 1 f'lo1·i11:1 ... .. . ... . .. .. .. •• .. • .. . ... • .. .. ... . .. .. II (Jt!Ol'gilL ..•.. - - ....................... - • .... • • . • . . II

}~:)~11\1~i~~(~'~?~~~·:.: :::: :: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: i m~~~~~~-~~:::::: .-: :.-: . .-.-: : : ::.-:::: :: : ::: .- ::::: i Norlh Cnrolirnt ................................ II South Ca!'Olhrn ................................ II Tc1111esi:;lie ·········~······· .. ···-········-······ I 'l~~xnH : . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . .... . • .. . .. . . .. • •• .. • . • .

1rI I

'\ 1rgi11ut .. ...................................... .

Soil <1illltion m1t~· \Jll cnrdc!l without cletrinrnnt, l1ow I fnr (Gcnoml Discussio11).

Soil exlu11rnticm in Georgine, remarks concoruing ..... [II Soil fertility, lntlumwo of cottonseetl-oil lrnlnstr~· J

UJHlll (Genernl Iliscussion). Soil, ingrmlients withrlmwn from, b~· eortnin <:l'OJ>R I

(Goueml DisansHion). :,\oil, i11g1'•·<licmi• witlnlmwn from, by v1trim1s m·o1iA II

in Gcorgh1. Soil inYOK·tlgation :

Dotni!R of (General DIRCllBHion) . . . • . .. .. .. ... .. I Dist•.ussion of (General Dlscnssion) .. . .. • . •• . .. I Tntorprotittion 1111<1 1rn1otical utility of ehemi-

m1l soil 11n11lyscs (Generol Dlsci,rnsion). Soil lllltJl, genoml revlmv of' (General Discussion).... I Soil, proportion oflumlH in cotton i'or on ch, in:

Alal111111a ....................................... TI Arlrnnsns .. .. . .. . . . .. .. . .. .. ..... . .. • . .. ... .. .. I 1J'lorlda ................................... .-.... II

.r~~1~~!~ .. ~:: :: ~: :.: :::::: :::: ::::::: :: : ::::::: ::: ¥ ~t~~~~~l'~'.i.: ::::: :::::: :::: ::::::: :: ::: :::::::: ~ North Cnrolinn ................................. II Teunossco .. .. . .. . .. ... • .. . • . . . .. . . . • .. .. .. .. • I Toxaa .......................................... I Virgi11ilt ............................................... II

Soil s1rncirncua, irnpm•ta.ueo of, uncl c1ircct!ons for I propPr solCctloa of (Gencrnl Discussion).

Soil Ynl'iet.icH of tho onk, hickory, and pine u111anc110· II glon ofl~IOJ'icln,relnt!Yopositfon nnd origin of,

Soils, nllnlyses of, made in tho lnboratory of tbo Uni· I vorsitw of Alabama (Gcncml Discussion).

Soil•, 111111l~·scs of, showing effects of inorenaoci'limc I i1orcc11~1.geH (Gcmeml Discussion).

Soils mul ~ulrnoil", tlc.~N,iptions nml mui.lysce of, In: .A1nlrn11111 ...................................... n .Arknnsns...... .............. ...... ............ l Galifornitt ............ : ............ _ ............ II Florido ........................................ II (;eorp;la ..................... ~ ........................ II

futlitm l orritory ........ · .. • • • • • · · • • • .. • .. • • · · .. 1I .

Kent.ncky (ill 1{oport oil Tonncsseo) ......... .. Loulslcmit ...................................... I Mis8i8sipJli ..................... -, .. .. • . • .. . .. .. I lforth C11rolinn, .... ..... ............ .... ... . .•• II South <)arollna. ...... .......... : ........ ........ JI •.rennoB~ctJ ...... .... ... ...... ..... • ............ I 'l~oxas ............................ ~ .... ,. .............. I

{ {

I l

107

l~ ll

l 1, 20 8 8

Oil

J:i5f 156 lOii

'iO, 71 17~. 1711

:n 8:!, 8·1

lii4 I :.!A 77

02-00 I 104 101 ~l

01

OU, 01 I ·18-511

iill

00,61

fi8-lll

n:~-GO

fi0-60

:l,·l

7r>-H8 -I0-04 :17-03

70-158 •!3-73

87-HI 10-18 27-70 48-92

60-148 11-15'

57, 58

16

v

08

lft!~.i 14-38, ·12-10 18-81

15-28, 34 25-53, 04-06 10-17

:173

22 lili9

,,-... '186 -· ., 846

!iOG

78

lll:i, 1011 Ml

:!iii), 251 138, 439

800 1R5, 180

356 526 mm

ii18-522 ·176 8HJ ~43

w

a:!G1 827 110-62

ti2

3~0. 827

70-7:t

05-81 08-81'

15, 16

fij-Hict fiH5-6:!0 217-~43' :!:J0-42·1 Hii-171> :!80-iH5 n14-fil.O o:m-002 ·1~0-404 718-800 033-007

60,70

106

11

80

213-60, 81-84

550-574, 578-582 670-739

rns-2os, 214 201-310, ll30-332; 848-Sii5

112 484

i lfi-71, 211-.70, 13-31, •10 1115-1~3,"142

l 80-SiJ 282-285 l-1-20, 24 , 54u ... r152, 556

15-48 I m-G04 10-89,4~ 388All,415

{ 24-47, I us2-10&, 52-55 ! 710--718

914 GENEHAL INDEX rro OOTrroN PRODUCTION.

Pa~e -e · of special p:; repo_rt.

Soila, chara~ter of, partly indicated by timber growt!t I (General Discussion).

~Soils, description of, in certain regions-In .tl.Jabama:

.A.l\1vio.lrqglon._ .......................... II

Black prairie bolt·-··-········-··--··---·· II Dlnomarl lnuds. ······--····-·-··········· II Central prairie region ..•.•. ·--··--··-····. II Chazy and Trenton ...........••.•••••••••. II Clinton ____________ .,_·-······-··---··----· ll

Coal-:lloasnreA region ••..•. ·--··---------·- II Coosa and ontlyingvalleys------ ---···- .•.. II Flatwoods------._ ........ ····-·-------- ... II Gravelly pine hill.II lvith long-leaf pine •• - • • II

llill pmiries ....••..••...•••... ----···----- II Lit11;e hills or lowerpralrio rcgloo-----·--·· iI Little Mouut.-iin lnnds .• _ •• - ••.• - •• •• • . • • • . II

1Long-leafpine !tl!ls ...... ··-·-··-----·---·· II !Lower siliceous or Barrens··----·--··-·--· II :lfognesinn limestone··--·----------··-·--- II

J1fotamorphio ----~-·-·········--·---··-·-·· II Mountain limestone ...... ··-·--··--··-··-· II Oak aUll hickory uplands with long-leaf II

pine. Oak aml hickory uplnnils with short-leaf II

pine. Oak and pine uplands ...•...•.•....••••.... II Plue flats·----- ............................ II I'o~t-oak llatwoods .........•... --··--- .••... II I'otsdam san&tone .....• --·--- ------·-·· .. II Ueilorvalleyl11mls ..........•••..•••••.... II ll.olling pine woods and limo-sink region ... II Saline nmrshe·s of the coast. -_ ... _. - . . . . • . • . II Sl1alo .......•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••. JI Snb.Carboniforous .....• , ••••• ------ ..•.... II 'I\cnncssce Valley region ....•. ·--·-· ....... II Upper snuilstono ..•... ·---·· .•••••. ••••... II

lJppersiliceou~ ·--·-·----·····-·······-·-·· II Wa1~·iorb~ein ·········----·------··-······ Il Wu.t"l'iortable-lan11 ......................... II

In .tl.rlmnsns 1

..A.lluviallumls .....••••••••••.......•.••••.. I DlackpmMes ..•..••..••................•••. I Cberty magneslltn limestone hills, barrens, I

aml pruirics, Crowiey'•ridgo ............................ I Gmy silt prairies·----·-·--................ I :Mo1ruu011ihfo r"giou ... , •. -·····- •••..• .... I

Qaknnilpinellats ··--·-·-----·············· I Oak, hickory, nnd short-leaf pine . • • . . . . • . . I Red 1"udd.................. ........ .. ...... I ltecl-loam prairie........................... I lle!l-imtiu timber t·e~on .••••......••...•... I Sandy und chorty ~nds...... .•••.• .. ...... ~

In Calitoruia:

.Alkuli lrmils ····--·-····--················· II

.Aliuvial or lowland, of San Joaquin vulley. II l3ay l'Ogfon of the Coast mnge . . . . . . . . . . . • • II Broken region of the Sierra N evnda........ II Co:ist Hange region .••.••..••.............. II

Desert region··--------·---·····-····--···· II En•t<:rn slop!' of the Sim'< a. . • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • . TI Foot·hil:s of tho Coast ~cg ion . . • . . . . . . . . • . ll Foot-hills of tbo Sim·ro. N evudo........... . . II

Gt•ent valley of Califoruia ··----·---· ..••• II L11va.lletl of the Sisrra. ·----····· .•.....•.. I1 Lo• Angeles pl11in 01· vnlloy...... . . • . . . . . . . t1 Mesa lu111I• Of tho southern region ....... : Th Ml\Ja~e (}esert .•••••....•.•.•...... , ....... II Sacriimcnto vulloy ......................... II Snu flemardino plain or valley ....•........ ll

San Diego region··--······ ................ 11

57

56 4IJ..48 50, 51 45-52 22,23

23,24 211-28

10-25 20

88-41 48-50

52-54 33, 34

54 20-32

21,22 lb-17 20, 30 41~15

38

87-45

56

51, 52 10

32, 33 55, 50

50

19, 20 24,2a 28-34

19 2!J

26-28 26

13-20 27, 28

37,38

20-23 23,24

84,35 26, 27

24-28 25,20 32-34

20-32

85,36

63..fl9 20-30

; 45,46

61

; 46-50

43,44

61,62

34-37 32-34

18-31 62, 03

37-41

37-41

44 10-23 37-41

38-41

Page -::. of specinl ~ Ii!lPort.

~·--== General ~-folio

(aL bottom of page).

Gen?ral folio


~~~~~--~~~·~--~~~~~~~~~11~--~-~ ~--~~

69 Soils, description of, in certain regions-continued.

66

50-58 60, 01

55--02 32, 33

33,34 30...:JS

29-35 30

4!j-5J 58-00 62-04 4s,44

ll4

39-42

31, 32 25-27 30, •10.

51-55

48

47-55 06

61, 02 29

42,43 05,66

66

20, 30 34,35 88-44

29 30

36-38

36

540-556

563, 564

5W,574

55£l-559

MO, 560 570, 571 502, 563

500-564

501, 502 508-f>70 565--508

571, 5i2

721'-727

084-688 703, 704

719 704-717

701, 702

719, 720

692-695

691)..60~

C76-689 720, i21 695-609 695-690

702 677-681

~9,)...099

696-699

In Unli!Ornia-contlnnod. San Joaquin valley··········-····-···--··· II Sierro. NovadB Mountain region······-···· II Soutllernregion .• , •.•......•••••••••.•..••. II

Tule lands ......•..••. ··-·····-·--· .•...••. II Upland or bench lanils of San Joaquin..... II

In Flotida:

Everglades··············-········--······· II First-class pine lands. - •...•••.•.. - •.. _.... II

Flntwood•····-·-···-············-····· •.. II Gulfhurumooks .••.•• ~·· ••• ·----- .•.•. _. •. . II High hummocks-···-·-··--··-·-··-·-·-··-· II Hummocklamls .•..••.•..•...••••••••••••.. II Lorig.Jenf plno rogiou .••.. --· - ....... ----·· II Long.}enfpine rhlgo lan<ls .•........ ····--· II LowhummockA •••.••..••• , .••..•••.••••••. ll Mnrshea ........ : ...••.......•...••...•.... II On.k, hickory, aml pine uplancls .........••. II Oak, hickory, and shurt-leafpino •••.•••.•• II Pine bt1rrons .•....• - .•..•.•.••••••...••. - . II Piuo flats or llatwooils ....... _............. II Pitch pine, treeless, and alluvial region ..• _. I[

Prairies antl savannas··-··-···----··-----. II

Red limelnnds ·--·--·-···················· lI R~llin.g pine lnmls ...... ·--··· ...•...•••... II Second-class pine lan<ls .... - . _ .... - -.. _. - . . II

Swt1mps ····-···-··--··-·····--·······-···· II Third-class lllno· lands ...... -- •...••.•• -- . . II

In Gcor1ria.: Allu\'lal lands of northwest Georgia ....... II Ilrown ancl rorl luam• (Chezy, Trenton, .iu4 II

sub-Carbouit'enms), Coast swamp lantla •••• - - •.••• _ •••.• - • • . • • II Flatwoods {Potsclnm an el Calciferous). __ ... II

Grnhitiolnn<ls ---··-·--······-··-·····--··· II G1·ny sarn\v litnds (Metamorphio) . . . . . . . . . . II Lime, oak, nml coust lands ....•.. :. - ..•.. - • II

Lime.sink rogion ·····-····•·····-··· ·--·-· II~. Long-lent' pine or wire-grass region .. - _.... II Lowhmdsofcontralcotton belt ....••.•••• XI

1farsb lmuls. ···-·····--····--··--·-··-····~II Mctnmol'(1hic lands··········-····-········ II Mountain summit lnnc1s (Qarboniferoue)... II

·Ouk, hickory, vml Joug.lcaf pine hills._'.... II Pkieamlpaimottollats •...•••.•••••..•..•. II Pine barrens or sandy wire-grass region . . . II Red cfay lnnils (Lower Quebec) .•••••• - • • • . II

Red hills {Tertiary).-··-- ••..•..•••... -··-. II Red lands (Mutamorpbic) .•.••• .•...• .•••• II

Sane! nnd piuo hills···--··-·--········---·· II Savnnnas of theeoast ...................... II Se.'t.islauds ..• _ •••.•••••••• _. _ •••• -- ...... _. II Siliceou~ soil of tho ridgeff.'(Uppet• Qnobeo). II Southern 01tk, hickory, and short-leaf pine II

hllh1. Yellow-clay soils (Cincinnati and Clinton) . II

In Indian tonitory:

A•luviallauds ··-········-······-·········· I Dlack-jnokllatsofRcddvor ••...•..•..... I

Dlnck-prakie region···············-·-···-· I

Cross-timbe1·s ---·····--····-···---·-··--· I Gra11itic lands ..••.•. ·-·---·········---·-·· I Mountainous or reel-loam region ... - , .... _. I River uplQndR........... ...••• .•••••.•.••. I Santly and opeu prairies ..• _ .•.. - . , ..• _ .. _ . I

S11ndy short·loafpino .......••••• ········-· I Thnborod river 1111lands ....• ····-··-·-·-·· I

ln Loui•iuna:

.tl.lluvJul region •••••• ·-·--··-·-··.......... I

.tl.nncuco prnlrie ............................ I

.tl.tt11Jrnpas prairie region ......... - •••..• _. I

23-30

59-63

37-41

30, 8\ 27-30

28

21

27

25 24

23-25 20-25 10,20 24, 25

28 lf>-20 17, 18 22,23

22 25-28

28

10, 17

21, ~2

21, 22

27,1!8 22

28, 20 25-28

G2, 53

24 m;-as 32, aa

5~

47-40

46-51

44

53

24, 211-38 28

41-43

50, 51 49, 00

2·}

80-41

33-35 38, 30

51 53

28

14, 15 12

13 JO

10, Lt

D,lll 11, 12.

112, 13 10

11, rn

12-21 27, ~8 22-:m

681-688 717-i21

605-600 688, 680 685-088

208 201 207 205 204

203-205 200-205 .

100, 200 264, 205

208 105-200 197, 103 202, 203

202 205-208

206

196, 197 201, 202 201, 202 207, 208

202

20~. 205 291-204

318, 311l 290

301-30{ 208, 200

31B 813-315 312-317

310

310

200, 20.5-3M 2U{

807-300 316, 317 315, 310

200

305-:!07 200~101

30.f, 305 317 310

200, ~flt 300, 310

2D!

852,81;3.

850 s:n 8·18

&I~. 84D 847, 848 ~·Ill, 850 850, 851

848

8411, 850

114-123 l~U, 130

1~·!, 127

GENERAL INDEX TO OOrrTON PRODU011ION. 915 -_.;:._ :.:.-=. -----=----

P1t1to .; of special ;; report. fl;

--·--------------···----··--------! Soils, descri11tion of, In certain :togions-oontinued,

ln Louisfanu-continuod.

J31ack prairie.a---------··.-············-· ... I J3lufl' .. , .................................... I J3ottom ridges ... ... .. •• • • • .• • • . • ••• • •• . • .. I Drown-loam prairies . . .. . . . . . . • • • .... .. . . .. I J3rown-Joam uplands.... . . . . . . . • . . . . .. . . . .. I Contml prnirio...... ....... ...... ....... .•. I Gray silt or pine prniriea • • • • • • .... • • • •• . . . I LonircJoltf pino. •• .. • • • ... .. .... • • . .. • • • . . . . I Oak uplands............................... I Pnla loam uplands. . • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • I Phrn flnts (long-loaf)....................... 1 Pino flats {short-lonf) .. • •. .. . .............. I Pino hlllii (lo.11g-loof)........... •• •• •• . •• • • • I

l{eil hills .......................... ~ ••.•.•.. I Rell Ri\•cr 1Jottom . • • .. . . • • . .. . .. . • • . • • .. . • I '.l'ide-water region . .• • •• .. • • .. . . .. • • • . . . • • . I

Jn Mississippi: .A.lluvlnl region of the Mississippi......... I J3nl<l pmil-ieA .................. '····· ...... I J3111c k-jack prairies . . . . . • . . .. .. . . .. • . . . . • • • I Blno1<-pmll'io soils .. .... ... .. ... • .. .. ...... I Black prniri&s of the northmistem region.. I Bottom 01· v11Hey soils of cano-htlls l'llgion.. I Ilottom soils of tho !oug-leMpine region.... I ButLom aoilH of the yollow-lonm r~gion..... I· J3ottomR ot'tho llntwoods rogion.... •. .... .. I J31xrwn-lo1wn tabfo-lnnda......... .• .. . ..•••. I Cane-hills roglun..... .......... •• •. .. .. ... . I Centro.I prnidorogion ...................... I

Const m111·shes ................. .••... .. .... I Deur C1·0\•k roizion ... ................ : ..... . I Dop;wo<u1 ridge • . ... • .. • • • • .. • • • • . .. • • • • • • • . I Fla.twt>ods hllla....... .• •• • . .... ••..• •.• • •. I Flitt.woods roglon . .. . . .. . . . . • . •• . .. .. • • .. .. I Illoknt',\' lnnumocks...... ... • • . .. . • • • • ••• • • I Iloir·w11llnw 1miil'lo soils................... I Ln11p;-lt•nl'pino hills ....................... I l.onir·louf pino mgion ... • • • • • • • • .. • • ....... I Northo1\at1•r11 prnhfo region................ I Pe1wl R11·t•1• bottom soils.................... I Pino flllla l'llgion.. ... . ..... .• . • . .. .. . ... . . . I

Pontotoo 1·hlgo ............................. 1 HNI lnm!s,... ... •.• .. ....... ...... ••. ...... I Ilottllt1 limestone \ll'l\ll'io roglon ••• • • • • ••• • . I Snn1ly onk 11pl1rncls • • • • .. •• • • • • .. .. .. • .. . • . I Snllll,v rldgo soils:.......................... I Short .. Jnnr 11lno nml.oalc uplnuda....... ... .. I S11nflow1•r !Uvet' l'l\glon .•• . . • ........ .. . .•. I Wbitll·Ol\k ihttWllOt\s. ............ .......... I

1!11?.oo Ulvm· rol(ion .. • • .. •• • • • • • • • • . • • ••••• I 1!<'1low-lonm or oak-nplnnda regiol>l ..••••••• I

In MIAHourl:

Dlnok n1tlr,ni•e011s pmlriea ............ , ..... I Gm1·olly 111ul ro1l-cln,r pmlrlea • ...... ••..•. I J\lit•"i"slppl nllnvlni rogion ..... ... :.. •..••. I flnu•i.r 1u·11ii;!t> mul tlm bnre•l ltm1!........... I '.l'lm lmro<l mng-nusinn hmtls nntl lmrrona.... I

In North Onroll111t: J,n11g0 lt·nt' pino region ....................... II 011.1<-1qiln11ds region .. .. • . • . . • .. • • •• . • • . . • .. II r>tu11 nnt.R .. .. . • .. .. . . • .. .. .. • • • • .. • .. • • .. • . II 11.lilllug 11pln111l piny wooc1a ................. II S11n<ly phw lutrrenH .. . . .. . .. • • .. . • .. .... • . JI St~Lhourtl roµ.:1011 ..................... ~ •. · ...... II Trnu~moutnnoJ·egion ................ ............ II

In St•U 1 h Un rollncti · · Olny-alnt:o lnn<la ............................ II

Coirnt 10gion ........................... '... II d1•11ul1Ju htll(lR ............................. Ir Low1ir J•iuo bult or aava11n1i region ..•• ·••••. II :Motruuo1•pbi<l region •••.. : ................. II

22, 23 21, 22

15, 16 23, 24

31 28, 20

24, 25 25-28 ~0-32 81,32

20 82

26,27 ~0,31

16-10

10-21

80-45 14

1'1-17 52-50

13-17

47, 48 03-IJO

80-38

25, 26 83-30

45-Gl 51-58 68-70 43, 44

41, ·12 27-20

22-20 17

53-56 60--03

68-71 13-22

·60, 67 67,68 10-22 31, 32 13-10

Bil, 33 6U

20, 80

42, '13 25

40, 41 20-30

8 9

10 8, 0.

0

l.5-18 18-20 10-18 l(hlB

10-18

ii-ia 20, 21

40 18, 10

.88-40 23

88-i!2

Genornl folio

(at l>oltom oi'pago).

124, 125 123, 124

117, 118 125, 12()

133 mo, n1 120, 127

127-l:lO 131-134

133, 134

128 134

'128, 129 182, :W3 118-121

121-123

241-247

216

216-219

2U4-25B 215-:JlO

240, 250 205-208 238-240

227 2!}8 235:.230

247-253

253-!!GO 270-2;2 2·15, 246 2·13, 2H 220-231 224-228

210 255-2(;8

20'J-2ll5 20U-273

215-2:.!4 268, 201)

209, 270 221.-224 2:13, !!34 21n .. 221 234, 2:15

2U8 2tll, 232 21J, 245

227

24e, 243 228-241

500

507 501!

600, 507

507

547-.550 550-M:? 048-550 o'JB-5;;o MB-rmo G44-M7 mm, 653

400

474, 475 404-490

470 I 404-.JIJS

l'ago ~ of special ~ re]lOrt.

(foncrn.l folio

{at bottom of page).

·---. -, --- -- -· ----- --Soils, <leacl'i11tion of, In certain rogions-oontioued.

In South Cn.t·ollnn--0ontinucd. Pioc1mont region...... .. . .. • • .. • .. • . .. ... •. II Rod hills mgion • • • . • • • • • • • .. .. • .. • • .. • . • .. II Sand hills region........................... II Swamp lands .......... '. ................... II Trappean or f!atwoods lands ••• .... • •. .. • . ll 1Jpp~r pino \Jolt............................ II

In Tonnes see: Rinck prnitfo )lcli.. .• •• . • • ... ...... .... .. • . I

Bluff region . .•• • •• . •• • • • • • .. • • • • •. • • . • • .. . I Brown-loam ta1Jlo-l1t11da.. ... • •• ... • .. . • •• • . I Cnlcnreoua roc1 clay........................ I Carter's Crook limestono lllll<la . • . .. • . • .. . . I Cedar· glntlo lands...... . • . . . • •• .. . . . • . • . . • . I Coutml !Jaslu •. • • .. . • .. .. • .. .. ••• • •• •• ... • • I Ccntm,l llmostone !node.................... I Cumborlnn1l tnblo-landa.................... I Flat1roods belL.. .. . . . . .. . • . ... •• • . . • ... .. .. I Highland i·im "..... . • .. • .. .. .. .. • .. • • • • •• • • I Mississippi bottom region .. . . • • .. . . ••• .. • . I Mulatto lnnt!A of tho NMhvUlo eorie11...... I Orthis limestone lonc!H . .. • .. .. . • • • . . • • .. . • . I P!ittonu slop11 of West 'l'onnoesoo . . . • • . . • . . I Snn<ly pine 1111<1 auk 11plands ....... ,. •• .. • . I Siliceous lands ............. , . .. • . .. • . • .. • .. I Summltroglou ofthownter·shod........... I 1Jnnkn J\1ountaln region...... . . • .. • • • • • • . .. I Vnlloy or Enat Tonneesoo. ... .. ........ .... I 'Vos torn vnlloy o'ftlrn Tennessee........... I

In Toima: Alluv!n1 onivor lamls.... ... ••••.• •• ...... I not tom lnnil• ofiho prairie rogl~n.......... I Til'Own-lonm prithfos • • . ............ ••.•.. I Contmi black prnido r11gion................ I Cross t.lmbors ~ ........... -..'.... ........... I Gy11smn roglou . • • .. . • • • • • • • • . .. .. • • • .. .. .. I Ilog-,vullow prnhfos . . • . .. • .. • .. .. . . • • .. . .. r Llano gstJt-Ontlo . .. . . . . • .. . . . . • • . •• .. . . . . . . . I I,ong-lonf plno 1oglon. .... ................. I 'M:ountnlnou• rol(ion ................... : .. I Nol't11w.o~t"rn 1·otl-lonm region............. I Oiik and hickory nplnmls. •••••••.... •.. •. . I 01>.lt, hloiiory, nnd sho1·(;.Juu.f pine.......... I Rell hills .................................. I

Snm1.r prnitfoa .... •• .... • • .. . . .. • . .. • • . .. . . I So11thu1·n con st prnlrlos • . • • . • . • • . . . . . . • . . • . I Southweatorn prail'10°1·eglClll............... I Sugnr.\Jowl l'<'gion llt'thoBra.zos............ I '.l'imliorod uplnnd rnglon...... ... ... ....... I

fn Virghilt~: AllUl·lnl ol' am~bonril roglon .............. . Ir Oak-nplnn<ls l'l'f!lou.............. .. . .... •. . rr Snr11lr Oitk 1tml 11lno t'itlgos ................. Ir Transmontnno L'opio11 .•••• ~ ..................... .

Soila, oatlmntoof, ulf\<111 liy t'1'1'ml'rs 001·rra1ionc1s to tho ,ro• ult of' ohomical annl,\'Bca (Gonon\l Discua. Alon),

II I

Soils, Europonn, <llflloul tits onconntol'ctl In gett.lng I i1rop01• s11mples o.f, for iiualysis (Gone ml Dls<lJ18Rlot1),

Solle, lrnw J'm·tlllt.y mny b~ nuunt1tinorl in (Gouornl I Dlse11•~im1 ).

Soils, lrnpot·tunco ot 11 lcnowktlgo of do)lth nud prno· I tmliility of, for compnrlso11' of pi11.nt-footl percPnt11g;us (Geno1·n.l Discussion).

Soils in Citli fol'nln: El'feots of nlkall npon .. • • . • • • • • • ••• • • • • • .. .. • • II Elfoet.H or tho lllirnato upon the moJaturo of..... II Moclumfonl compo>!tion of ••••• .. :... ........ II Nocll'Bsil,y of lrri1rntlnn ot'......... ....... ...... Ir

Soils, rnochnniculnnnlyaia i1Jcllspo11snhloln ,Juaglngof I peculll1rltles of (Gonorlll DiHouaslou).

40, 47 502, l'i03

Bl, 82 487, 488

34, 35 400, 401 23, 28, 29 479, 484, 485

41, 42 497, 408

20, 27 482, 483

21, 22 17,18

l!>-21 20 80

30 28-35 20, 30 35,36

.21 25-28 14-10 32-35

31

111-23 21, 22

26 21-23

. 39, 40

ao~10

23-21i

41-18 27, 28 20j 2q

35, 30 28-30

39

35 39, 40

28

4L ~7. 38 25, !.W 2:1, 24 2~, 2ii

20 no~12

32-3'1 44-40 23-30

~. 0 0 0

1, 0 61, 62

fi7

fiO

.&J 14

82,83 15 03

393, 804 aso, soo 301-308

39~

402

402 400-407 401, 41J2 407, 408

893 397-400 \l8tH188 404-407

403 388-305 393, 304

308 303-305

411, 412 408-411 305-307

600-706

085, 080 084, 685

003, 004

68G-08S

607' 003

007, 008

6811 oon

60•i, GOO OF:J, 68,J

UHi, 082

os~. os3 684

088-000 000-002 70~-704

081-088

030, 031 031 631

620, 031 73, 74

69

62

75

722 072

740,741 673

75

•

916 GENERAL INDEX TO corrTON PRODUCTION.

' -I Parr0 1' Gone,ral --1, . '"' foho .

------------- --- -- ------ ---- --- ~ ~:~~~rcl~l l~'~f~~i~~· 1------Soils, moistura.coetlicient of, discussed ns _regards I 5!1 71 / Space_ betweou ti<lges in cott-On-pl11uting in:

vn.rious {General Discussion). · Alabarntt .. ---· ... -·· --- ···. -...... -·· · · ----- - ··

8-0\lsofotates, comparativetnblesof analyses of {Gen- · I 62-04,68,60 74-76, 80, 81 /II q~t{g:nai~::::::·.:::::::::::::: ::::::::: :: : ::::: lI I II

eralDiscussion). lllonda ... -................................... . Soila of tboU111'te<l St,•tes 1•..,11 arl111»-d forinvesti· I 57 09 Georgia ... : ................................... .

II II

" '" "" Indum terrztory ............................... . I I • gation (General Dfaccrnslon).

I Soils, physical irxaminatlonof (Gencri>l Discussion).. I 8-0ila, physical 11ropertics of,, a matter of great im~

port:anco {Geuoral DlscU!lsion). Soils. plant-fqoil of, contained only in sediments not

exceecllnp; 5 millimeters hyclr1tnlio value (General Discussion).

Soils, solvents for, as usccl in analysis, would reprc· sent tho agents of' vegetation <General Dis· sion).

Soils suitable for chemical analysis (General Dlacns· sion).

Soils, snmma1'Y of nilvantnges to, resulting from presence oflime {Genoral Discussion).

Soils, tilling qualities, character, nn<l productiveness of (sea rletnilerl inclcxes), in:

Alabama ..................................... .. ,.,rknusas ..................................... . Califor11i1L .................. J ................................... ..

moricla ...................................... .. Georgia ............................................................. . Indian territory ............................. ..

fili~~~!.r~~= :::::::::::: ::: : : ::: : : :::: :: ::::::: North Cnrolina ............................... . South Carolina ............................... .. TeuIJcssee .............................................................. .

~ii.;t~ia~:::~::::~:: ::: ~:: ::::::::::::: :: ::: ::: Soils, ulthuato mmlysis of, affords no clue to their

ugricultmal value {Gonern.l Discussion). Soils, 1·aluo of, according io farmers' tests (General

Dis~ussion).

Sonoma 1•alley, California, extent ancl lanils of ...... . Sonora, Mexico, cotton culture in the stnto of {in Re

port on Cnlifornfa). Soro-shin, occurrenco of, on cotton·plants in:

Alabam11 ..................................... .. Ar-lm11sas .................................... .. Florida ...................................... ..

i~f Jll~~:~frt:\i~~~~f :;~~H~!C~H~;;;;;?: Nol'til Carolinn .............................. ..

~.~;~;:~~~~o~i-~~- ::: : :::::::::::::: :::::: :: ::: :::

ir~Ri~fn:::::::::::::::::::::::: ·.::::::::::::::: Sour lake, •rexa.s, location and area of .............. ..

South Carolioo: A.rcn, po1mlntion, tillell fand, cotton:p1·oduction,

rank :1mong the stateR, and bannm· counties of {General Discussion).

Cotton fiber, meneurements of {General Discussion).

Discussion reganlhig the rank o!, among the cotton sfatcs (General Disc1isaion).

Irnlox to ltllport on ........................... . Possll>l<l cottonscc1l-oll mill proiluct.s of, from

1•hc crop of 1870, and their marke.t nrnlnmnuro valuations {Gonoral Discussiml).

Iiep~1t on Cotton ProcluctJonin tlw St1tte of, hy Ifarry Hammond.

Special agent appointed for (General Discns· sion).

I

I

I

I

TI I II II II I I I I II II I I TI

I

I

II II

II I II II I I I I 11 rr I I II I

I

I

I

II I

II

I

S<luthern nncl clesert miiiona of Cullfornili .. . • •• . . . • . II

Southem dll'isiou of Alaboma, de.scriptlon'of ........ II Sout.1torn-Ilrift, or Qnat~l'tlll.ry, ei.tent of, fa Georgia. II Southern onk, hickory; and pine region of Geo1•gi1t, II'

aren, general charncte,., aud 1tnolyses of. I Scmthe!'D rc;gion of Cnlifornht, d'!>scription of........ I

1I

::'outhweskrn prairie region of Texas, cleRorlptlon ot'.

'58, 59

56

631 56

57

05

162 Jl5, 110

138 76

rs:1 34

91,92 1G3

30 82,83

70 117, 118 171, 172

25

GO

50

56, 57, 117 131

154 100

08,60 167 80 80

'150 20 74 59 99

156 20

05

li

26-20

9

07-70

40

i-vi, 1-70

101>-100

13,14,34-50

10

43, 44

37-43

32-.14

70, 71 68

75

til:~~~~~~:: :: : :: : : : : : : :: : : :: : ::::::::::: ::: : : : North Carolina ................................ . Smtlh Camlina ........................ - .. · ... .. T1~nnes:-1ee . ................... -- .................... · ·•· · -- ·

~i~~~ia:::'::: ::~: :: : : : :: : :: : :: ::: : ::: :: ::: :~::. Spanfah lalJ(l measure in Texas .................... ..

I I II TI I I II I

68 Special ngents appointed for the several states (Gen I

69

77

172 651, 652

790 2UO '149 872

193, 104 305 528

OH, 615 520

489. 400 820, 830

647

08

08

714, 715, 775 f89

164 630

248, ~~~ 808 182 S52 624 600 515 671 814 642 753

17

38-41

21

6ll:J-526 61

.,

4lil-526

70ll-767

23, 24, 44-60

282 '309, 310

695-701

09M02

oml Discussion). S11rings on the plains of '.Cexas ..................... .. Stanisfaus rlvor, California, ilTigatlng filcilities of .••. Staple anil soil, effects of share system on, in:

.A.lnbaina ...................................... •

.A.rlmnsas ..................................... . Floriil<> ......................... : ............. .

~!~~~;t.~:~:fiiiiHHrn)iiH~:;;;jrn;; North Carolina .............................. .. South Carolina ............. · .................. . "rcnnessee .~ .................... · ............ -··· ........ .

~T;;r~10:::: .·.::: :~:::: ::: : : : : : : : : .·:: :: : : : ~: :: : : State of Arkansas naturally in two <livisionA both ns

rcgnnls tnpogmphy ancl distribution ofncgro

mHl white population. Stnt.,s, urea, population, 11ml .cotto11 pro1lucUou of

{General Discussion). Stntist.ies rmcl discussion of cotton production in tho

Unitocl St•ttcs (Goncml Discussion) •.........

Stutist-icn of Sout)t Cnrolinn, tlotu.ilocl: (Jorn~.,t rt"l-gion ··- -· ................ - .... - • '· ....... .. Lower l>ine lielt ......... '. ..................... . Metamo111hic region ......................... .. Pje!lmout 1·ogion .............................. . R0<l·l1illti rogion ....... u ........................................... .

Sarnl-llills region ............................. .. U1111er !Jine belt ............................. ..

Stone monntnin, G.eorgi11, elovMion of, and nroii oceu~1!e1l hr.

Storing cotton, char gos for, in'

1~:1~.~~.~,;::::::::::::::'.::: :::~: :: ::::: :: : : :: : tg:it.~i~~:: :: : : : : :: : : : : :: : :: : : : ::: : : :: :: : :·::::: Alississi11pi .................................. .. Missou1•i ...................................... . North Cm·olintt ............................... . 'l'c1nnu8.':l'ee .................................................... .

~l',~i~i;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Stornrn in Cnlifornilt rare>ly acoompnniccl by tht1ll(lor

anrl Jighvning.

Stout, W. C., of Arkansas, abstract of lettm• from, regnrdlng usos of cottonseed (General Dis·

cussion). Str11tiflo1l Drift formation tn :

I II

II I II II I I I I II II I I lI I

I

I

It II II II n II II II

II· I II II I I I II '[ I rr lI

I

Alabama ....................................... II

Jlloricln ........................................ II Louisiani;...... .... .. . ... ...... ... • .. .... .. .. .. I :Ml&si•slppi .. • • .. . • • • .. .. .. .. .. • • .. .. • • .. . • • • • . I Tex_n.s .................... ............. ~ ..................... I

Strnw of long-1 onf pine in Mississippi, nnolyses an cl I llBO Of,

Strenms of tho San J'onquiu va110y, Cttlifornin, r.lmn- II nels and oafions of.

Strength of cotton Ji!Jer from diJforent soils, r01nl\1•ks I on (Goneml DiS('11Saion).

Sub-On1•bonlforo11s form.ation 111:

Aln.bnma ....................................... II

Arlmuans ...................................... I

154 90 75

• 68 106

20 70

140 26 7<l

5:S-U8 00

155 10

48 Y 1 Vi

40

20

155, mo 105

70, 71 172, 173

31 83, 84

15•1 28 77

02-00 lU-1 101 21 12

5

1-:rn

:n 24, 25

•J:l,•H ·17 3''

an, au 20, ao so, ao

lli(] 107

71 174'

85 lUU 28 7!-!

10fi lO:l

21

9

<18

~ 25,38,42, 80,8'1-,llS, !Ofl-148

11,H,n 12 21

02, n'

23-20

37

r 17,18,23, 21i,~8.!lu,

) 117. 100-l 100, 115

11, ua, au

104 035 733 248 432 867 181 351 524 006

fill-U14 471 813 041

7&6

11,12

008 68cl

165, 106 64l

250, 251 438, 430

MO 185, 180

350 520 600

518-522 170 819 043 548

17

13-51

·177

·180, 481 400, 500

503

4S8

101, 402

4Bn, 4BO 200, 302

106 0'1:1 251 .J.!Q 187 llii7 520 610 477 820 om 607

GO

3fi, 4H, 52,00, 04, 108, 1I5-

158 10 I, 101, 22·i

112 . 214

670

2G~, 273

081-0B·l

27, 28. 331 05~ B8, 1<15, 107,

110-llD, 125-

r;,i.7' 500, 571

GENERAL INDEX rro 001'TON PHODUOl'ION. 917

=-

Snb-Curbonifc1·011s formfltlon in-continuecl.

Georgia.-·.·-·--··-----··-· .• ·-- ... ---· ~·eu11essoo ... - ............. - . - . _. - - - . - ............... .

Sub-Carbouiferuus snnc1•tonuinArkansas, outorops of. Snbsoilin11:, aml lmpl<•ments nsec1 in, in:

Alnbnma ....................• -----···-·-·-··-·' Arkan£ns ··--- _. ·-. - . -·-- -- -··-·. ---·-- ___ ... -· Flmidu ·---·-·--··--· --·--···--------·-··-----

~~if i~~i;tt}} )}} ) } ~ }} ~ }} } } } }) ) ~ ~))}};~ii~; South Carolina ·- _ -- ..••. ---- •.• __ •. _ •. ____ ·--· ~·enr1css"u .......................... - . - ................ .

~1~~i~-i~~: :: :: : : :: : : ~::: :::: ::: : : :: : ::::::::: ::: Subsoils ancl soils, nnnlssos nncl closoriptiona of, in:

Al11banrn. -- . - . - ••• ·-- --· --·- - • -----.,. _ ....•...

Arlrnnsus ..•..... - ...... - - . --·- - - .. ~ .•••..... ·-California .... _-··- ••.•••.••••••••••.•. __ ...•... l!'Joridn ....................................... . Gcorgi<i .••.. _ .....•...••...... ____ .. , .... --·- ..

Inclim1 territcirr --·-·--··-'···--·····-·-----··· Kcn~i!cky (in ftt•port on '.l.'enneasee) ........... . Lo1us1una ....... ............................................. . J.Gssissippl •••...••• _ ....•.• _ ................. . Nm·th Oin•olina ..... - ..••.•••••.••..••... -· .•••• South Cnrolinn .....•...••...............•...•... Tennessee ............................................ . 1'.l'oxas ••. .................................................

Subsoils, u1111mctor of, In: .A.lnbamtt ••.•....•.•....•.•••.•..••.....•••.•••. Arlrntrnns -··· .....•...•• -- ... -- -- -·· ..... -··. - . Fluricla ············--·· .•••••••••••.•...•.•... Georgia .••• -- . _ ..•••.••• ····--- __ .••••••..•••.. Indi_n~1 tm"l'ltory .• _ .. -· ...•••...... __ . _ ....... .

~l~~~~~!r~i:::: :: : ::::::: ::::::::: ::::::: :::: ::: Nol'th Cm'\l!lna .......................... ·-···-Tennossoo .....•.•.••••••• -- .. -- .............. .

~?~1~i.i:: :::::·.:::: :::: :: : :: :: :: :: :·.:: :: ::; ::-. Sugar-boot !11mls of tho Pajnro river in Qaliforn!n .••.

Sugar-bowl i·ogion of Texas, riroa an!l <loacl'lption of. Sugar-cnuo, acrcoge nncl proch1otion of, in:

Floritl:t .••.. _. -··-· •••.••••.. ___ ••• _ •..•••.•••• Loui•irum ..•••••••••••••••.•.••••.••.••••••...•

Sngar-en1w, eottonaootl na n 111n11111·e for (Gonornl Discussion.)

Sngm·-CJine, prel1mloncn of, mnong the oropa of loW<~r I,ouisilum (General Dlsouasion).

Sugar, p1·ocluotion oJ; in 'l~oxns .••••••. _. _ .'1.'' •••• : • •••

Snlphm·-hod of 0111onslon 1mrlah1 Lonisinna .•.••...•.

Snlplnn• spl'lngs Jn Pioridn, ocourronoo of .•...• -·-··· Sulphurlo ncW, rcmm·ks on presonoo of, in soils

(Gencrnl Discussion).

Summar~· of flnsw01•s to sohoclnlo questions ln: Alnbama •••...••....•...••••••••.••••••..•..••. Arknnsas ......•.. ·- .•••..••.. --····· ....•..•.. l•'loritla .•••.••. ·····--···-·····•·······-······· Go01·gh1 .......• -.................. _ ......... . Incli1tn torrltory .. - - .. _ ...••..••.......•....•..

~1~~~~J}~~;i: :: ~: :: ::: : :: : : :::: :::::: ::: :: :::::: Nori~ Onrolinn ·······-·····-·················· South Cnrolinn ..••....... _ ..• _ ..••..........• -· Tonnossco •.•... - - ...... - •.. - .......... - ...••.. Tt,X1IS ...•.•...•..•••••••..•••• : •..••.•.••••.••• Virginl11 •••..••• ··················--·-·········

Summers usnnUy vory dry in Cnlifornh1 •••••..••.. _ •. Summit 1·oglou of tho wntor-ahotl of Tonnessco, mt-(

tont uncl ohnrnol;or of. S &nnkl1mcl of tho MississllJpi nlluvlnl region of .Ark

nusn.s. Supplies wiseil nt homo or importecl in :

Alabnmn .•...•...•...••••••••••••...••.• ·- ..•• Arknngns .............. ··- - - •. -·· •••••••••.• - •. Florida·-· •...•••....•••.• · •••••.••.•••.•••.••• Georgi1t .••..•.••••.• ___ .•• __ ..••• _ ••••••••••.•• lm1!1m torl'itory ...• _ .••••••..•..•••..•.•.••.••. Louisi11n11 .••••.••••••...••••• _ ............... -· Misslssllipl .•.••••.••••••••••• --- ............ .. Miaso11r ................................................... . North Carolina .•.•••.••••••••••••••...•••••••• South Cnrolinl\ ................................ .

II I

II I II II I I I II n I I II

Il

I JI ll II I I I I II II I I

II I II II I I I I II I I

11 II I

u I I

I

I

I II I

rr I II II l I I I II II I I II II

I

I

II I II II I I I r II II

20 33

37

15:! OT 07

l03 20 77

147 7ll

51-58 07

153 10

16-50, 71-7•t

14-38, 42-46 18-81

lfi-28, 34

{ 25-531 6-J-00 10-17

112 13-31, 40 f 15-Yl,

80-S:J 14-20, 2·t

15-48 ltl-BO, 4!1

{ 24-47, 02-55

• 78-148 40-0•1 37-03

70-JJiS 21-25 43-7B

88-143 ]5-18 30-0'l 48-02

60-1•18 12-H

ll:J

4·1-40

.j

u, 6

40

8/

45, 108, 112, 11<1

10

1ii 00

15:J-1GO n7-lt•8 07-71

lOH-170 :m ... at 77-85

147-155 25-28 78-78 51-00

07-105 153-103

lll-21

13

21-23, 63-00

14

155 104

7U 172

31 83

153 27 77

62-05

-~ ~c==·"~'=-t~~"--·· ... oc=·c --~~

. 1~ !'age G nuorn l 1': of S!ll'Olnl (nt t~ftom ::'.; i rop01-t. oJ' pU):O).

~~;,;"i;;~·:;:'.;; :: ;~::'''.~'.'.:':~~·;;:;;- lr:;.~- .,, ill Vlrg111lu .••..... ··--····-···---········-· r

1

r

11 2l \l4a

:202 40~

573 Snrfncu nnll t>hysfonl foahu·eA, general, of:

f Wf {tL,,, : rn )-\ \ ::u--: W ~ J=ll ff f:m Ki-n_t l)cky (in i{oport on 'l'(mtleosee). __ .••. _.... I lll, ii~ ~§~~~~J

163 mia 247 4~0 807 170

m~~:;.wr~i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i t11 l~~-~t~ No1·thOarolina ·············-····-··- ·---·-·· lr 0:'1~ ~-~fR~~

340 005

50i-f3111 400

SouthOnroliun ..•.•..........•........•••••.... H 7-Ja 4tl:l-46D

2ti~84 ~~£~~:~~0

:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::_:::::::::::: lr g~~i m~~~~ SU 041

55o-f>74, Surpl'lAe Ynlloy, Culifornin, <]('scription of............ 720, 780 rr 62, 122 gf~=~~ii Snrvc;p1 ntHl mca.surNncnta ofln111l in Toxna __ .•. __ . 706

rnr,_208, 214 Swamp ltnuls in: I 48

201-310, Florido., 1tren nml clinrnoter of .•••.• ··-··_ .•••••

~~t~~~ JlfiRAouti, ch11r:111ter nml timber of ••.••• _ •••••• •184 Sou th Onrolin1t, low or ]line bolt of, nren a.ml

1159w1 .. ,\;

2 elmrnctor of. 2s2..':'2Hr\ . Sont.h Carolina, uppr-1• 1>ino belt of, aron do.

546-.55~, f>i1(J I .- . 4i 1-504 I s011ptlo11, a.nil 1tnnlys~• of. 388-411, 415 1· Swnmp muck, nunlyais of, in:

68:!-70fi, !· b· ·w-na I A.i "!""··--······--········-················· ' Gcorg1n ................................ ............. ~ .. -- .. .

HS-1 fiS Sweet 11otntoes, aorenge nuc1 jirocluotion of, in,

58:;-o3U Alalmnm .............. ·-·-·· -··--······-·---·· 217-24:1 I!'lorida ...................................... .

~~g-:~~;~ £~~~rffi~~i1~ ·:::::::: ~: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: 145-175 i\fi8HiBRippi ....• , . , •.••••.•.•.•..•••.•• , ••..... 200-B·lfi }forth C1t1•<1li1111 •••••••• -- ••••• : ••••• ·- ....... _. 513-5lG ~ou~h Uitmllnn -·-···· ........................ . 502-5116 .ruxnH ··--··············----······-----·······-420-<llH Vindnhi ...................................... . 718-SlHl tlU-OilO

771

7112-70·1

18<1 .107, lOH

58

~II I I

SyHtmn of l'm·ming, l:ibnr, 11ncl •izc of farms in:

;(;.~~;:;!~~:::::: : : : : : : : ."':::::::::::::::::::::::: l•'lol'iil11 ....................................... . (1norµ;in, ............ , ...... •.......•.• ~ ••..... _. _ Imli1111 l01·rito1·r .......................... ,. ••. I.cllliHllltll1 .• -· .' ........•.••. - -· ....••• ••••• ••••• MiH~i"Birpi ••.•...•... _ .•••• __ ..•..••••• __ ... .. MIH•onr ..................................... . Noi·th Ual'Olhm ...•.• ··-·····--- ...••• : •...•.•• 8ont,h Cnrolinn .... _ ...•..•.... -·--··--· .•• ,_ .. . 1J.'1)lllltli;HeO .............................................. . 'l~nxn~. -~ ............... 4• ••• .........................

Virghtin ................. ··--·· ···--··········· 708, 7Ulll I 770, 77~ T.

112 ) '.rnblu-ltmtl of tllll Wnrdin· •!ot1l-Jield of .A.lnbn.nu1 •••• -105 T1tbln-ltmcls nml mo1111 t11ius ot .A.lnlmmn, gonornl <lo· 78

rna-100 OBS-OH 2•17-~51 420-442 807-860 170-1&7 :140--Hm n2a-n20 005--UlO ii07-fi2:? '10!l~177 Blt-821 tHl-04[1

671

:mu-non. ·13fl-Hl

5ri0

10ii Olli 250 4118 800 18fi 355 5~5 009

518-1121

fltn·i1iUon of. '.rable-lnntls north of" Ark't11~nlil 11'-or, llnt chorncter of. Tubln-ln.ncl's of tho onk, hickol',1'. nni! long-lel\f pine

region of Alnbnm11.

~nhlo ahowin~:

A(lproximCLt<> nren. 'm11l ootton proclnt•tfon of one h a1n•ku !tu rnl roglon (G onerul Disons

. ttlon),

Com1w1:1ttiu11 of1 p:t·eeu~mmlH 1 1p•mm1rn.ncl nu~rls,

Alwll mm·ls, nml llmt•stmwA of .Ah1b1111111. ConuticH in 1•nch stcnte hnviug 010 highest cot

ton '(lroclncition (Gcu(lrnl Dl~oussion).

I£Jov11tfons ·~u'l tompor11tm'll8 11t dilforant points ol'tlw st.Me ol'C,1liforni11.

1rotcorologit1nl ol1oorvatlontt at Olinrle<1ton, HouU1 Onrolilm, from 17fl2 to 1880.

The po•siblll oil·mill Jlrm1iH'l" from tllo cottonH01•d pro,hwt,ion or 1870, nn<l their llll\rfrnt :rncl rnnirnrn vniucJs (Gonnw1l Disouaalo_n).

'l'he ro1"Llve s1"« of t:n·1ns 1mcl tho 11umher of wm·k-stoek tn t'ottun 111·01hwllu11 In l:lou!.h

{)n1·ul111:-.. '.l'ot:tl popul11tlon, tliJr,,1 ln1ul, null ~otton pro-

1\uction in euclt cotton· st.nto (Gonernl DIH·

c'ussiou).

1I 27, ao I JO II 23

II ~81 29

II 6~. 70 II 01

II 51 6 II •J II 0-8 r 5, 0 I 5, a II fi, ~ II I 7-JO II a

II 'lil:j, lf>6 I 101-IUB rr 70, 71 II 172-170 l 31 I $3-85 I 78, 153-155 I 27, 28 If 70-78 n 60-IJO I 10:1-lllf! I 160-163 11 !H

lI 26

n 10

I RI rr 42, 43

I 4

II 7'I

I 5

II 10

II 17

I 49

II 2:!.

I

207, 210 508 470

48.}, 4€5

79, 80 :m

15, 10 l8l

272-274-1U7, 108 ~07, 208 5B7, CT:m

•JOO 005-008

025,

lli5, 1(16 040-644 ~.iO, 2fil 4n&-H2

lltl!l 185-187

:.!BOt 3M-~15'i' 525, r>26 008-010 5!1!-G!2 471l-477 818-821

0-1:1

t;;l

20

f>67

52,63

Hl

84

11

068

m

81

471

17

•

•

918 GENERAL INDEX TO COTTON PRODUOTIO~.

t Page

of special ropoljt.

General folio

(at bottom ofpa1rn).

Page of spooinl

i·eport.

Genoral folio

(at bottom ~f pngo], " P< 1-----1----- ---------~------------- ---~------

Table ~howing iwrenge ancl production of leooing crops in:

Alitbn.ma .....••......•..••...•..•...•••.••.••.. 'If ~~~~~-~~!: ::::::::::::::::: :: :: : : : ::::::::::::: II

?:~r~t;.;.iiii~·:::::::::: :::::: :::::::-::: :::::: ~1 Ken~);clty (in l{eport on Tennessee) ··"·--·-·· i if.i~1~~:ir;~·( ::: :: : : : : : ~:::::: ~:: :::: :: : :~ ::::::: I :MiHaonri. ...•............•... ··--········ ·---·· I 1\"orth Cinolina •••••....... ·········-··--······ II Sonth Cm·oliua .•••••. ··········--···-···-······ II 'l'cnn~seee ······-········-········--·--········ I Texas -··--·----· .......•..•. --···-········-··· I Virgitii~ ...................................... II

•.rable showing nrea, population, tilled land, an<l cot-ton proilnction, by conn ties, iM

Alnbanfa ....................................... II Arknnsn.~·-····················-····•·-··--···· I California (no coston procluction reported) . . . . . II Florida··········-··--·················-······· II

:fn~li;&ii~~rit-O~:V:::::: :: : : :::::::::::::::::::::. ¥ Kentucky (in Roport on Tenneuee) .••..... - - . i ili~~l~~~~pi:::: ::::: :: :: : :: ::::::::::·::: ::::: :: I 1'lioROUl'l ..•••.••••• ········----·---············ I NorCh Carolin!> ................................ II South C11roliua ................................. II Tennessee·············---·-··-··---·······-··· I 'l'exns ........................... ; •••••.......•. I Virginia ....................................... II

Table showing counties ranking highest Ion cotton pl'Oductiou nnd product per acre in:

Alabama. .. ; .. -- ..••.•.•••..•••• ---··· .......... II Arknnsns •·········------··-·-··-·········---·· I .J?lori<la .••.. .' .................................. II

t~~!~£~ii::::::: ::::: ::: ::·::::::::::: :: : ::: : :: y North Carollni> ........................ ·····--· JI Terme~soo ·---···--···-···-·--·----·--· .....••. I Tcxna ....••.............••...•...••............ I Virginia·--·- .•••••.••••• ·····-···--· .......... II

Taula Hhowing humus nnd its nvo.ilablo Inorganic mntter in:

~.!~11~~'in:: :::: :: :::::::::::::::: ::::::: ::::::: fr Georgia .••...••••••••••• ·----- _ .• • • . •• •• ••• ••. II I11dinn territory ••••••••••••.•.•••.••.. - . ••.•••• I 1.;1iA8iRBit>Pi ....••••••••..•..•.•..•.. - ...• -··--· .I 'J:o•rn.s. ··-·····-··-··-···············--·-····-·· I

Tabl" ~10wing T1opuiatlon ancl ·-0otton proiluctlon In e.ach agrlcul~ural reg1"n in 1

.A.lrtbnnrn. ...•.•.•..•••••••••••.•••..•••••••••••• II

.Ariu\UHna ···~····--- ............................... I

b~~~~~~. ~:::: ~: :::~::.: ~:: ::::::: ::; :: ::::::: ::: ii fodian tert'\tory (cotton p,roiluction not given). I R:en~~uky (m Uepurt on :renncssee} .• - -• • . . . • • . I LntuRrnnu .................................. I

~n;:~:~r!'.1_::· ::-_ :::::·.:: :: : :::: :: :::::::: · :::: i North Ca1·0Jiu11 ---··-·-·······-· .. ·-·····---!.- II TflnneB.Ret! ....................... ······~······ I

Tmcn~····--·······-···············-······----·- I Yirginla .••...•.. ---·-··-·········-······-·-··· II

Tnl1le2 (general) of analyses of soils and subsoils I in:

J\Jnbam" ··--·· ...•...••.•••••••.•••••..••••••. II A1·ka11sas .•.•.. ···············--·····--··-·-··· I California .....•.••..••....••••. ·······-·····-·- II Floricla .•..••.•. ··---·······--····-··········· II G"o1·p;ia .............. ·······--···-··----· ·--··· II

fil~~f~l~~1;rz:-:-:-:-:~-:-: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~; ~~~~~~~~~ ~ ;~~: :~ i So11(h Ccll'olina .......................... · ....... II

i~~~s'.".'~:::::::::::::: ::: :: : :::: ::::::::::::: i T11blos of:

Qottou-:ftber measurement, explanation of I (G~nel'nl DJsouRslon).

Cott<Jn-filler measurement for states pl11cetl iu I alpbabctlr-al order, nnd showing soils npon which the oat.ton waa grown (Gonernt Dis. cuasion),

Elevations and nverages of rainfall in <Uft'ereJJ,t II para of the state of Californ.ie.

5, 6 5, 6 3, 4

4 6-8

a 110 5,0 5, ~ 5, 0

4 5-8

7-10 a

a, 4 3, 4 a, 4

3 3-fi

3 100 3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4

3 3-8 3-6

a

60 40 20

55-57 83 72 21 41 50 10

74 82 06 17

80-83 55

60 I 30, 40 20-31 54--i>7

at 21-25 Ill

32-35 72--76

3 21, 22

f 17,25,30, 88, 40 49, 50

10

71-74 42-46 79-81

34 64-tlO

17 40

8()..83 25 48 44

52--55

13

12

15, 10 541, 542 001, 662

184 272-274

841 482

107, 108 207, 2U8

5U2 537, 538

460 377-380 005-66/l

025

13, 14 630, 540 661, 002

183 269-271

Ml 48l

105, HIO 205, 2U6 501, 502 535.5:m

450 375-380 661-064

625

70 576 200

321-323 lll5 274 563 413 708 632

84 . 740

332 855

282-285 718

70 575, 570 209-211 a20-a2a

BU,850-803 483

134-137 274-278

501 553, 554

389' 307' 408, 4W,412 707, 708

632

81-84 57S-582 737-739.

'214 330-333

Sfifi 142.

282 ... 285 557

'504 416

710..718

26-47

670

Tables of-continued. Geological formations, lithological groups, an<l II

thickness of beds ea~t an<l west of' T11y Jar's ridl(e in Georgia.

Periodicity ancl px·o]Jabillties of minfull in Cali· II

fornin. Tabulatccl rcsulta of the enumeration in:

Alabama .................................. ; •.. IT .Arkunsaa. - ............... - . - ..... ·-- - .. - - .. - • . I Cnlif'omia ..................................... II Floricln, ...•.. ···-···-···· ·······-··-··---·-···· 1I Georgia ..••..•..•••••••...•• - ...•••••••••••••.. II Ken.t1!cky (In Report on Tennesseo).......... j

~1!~~~~fr!'.~::::::::::: ::: : : : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : :: : :: i Nm•th Cnrolin11 ................................ II SoutbCarolina .•••.••.••.••.•....•••..•••..•••. JI '.l.'ennessee ...................... ·-··········· r ~~.~:;~iii::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11

Talc slate in Sou th Carolina, occurrence of .••••.•• - . II Talus lands of tho p;rcat valley ~~gion in Cullfornla.. II

Tampa, li'Jorida: .A:rn~ago tempel'ature of. - ....••..••••..• - . • • . . II OcomTenco of Jimostone at .•••••.••.•••••• - - - . lI

·Tanks for water supply of Texna .••••. ---··-········ I Tempemture, irregularity of equal llnea of, in Ala· II

br.mn, and to what due. Temperature of difforent pn.rts of:

.Afalinma ·-··········--·· ---···-····-···-······ II Arknnsns ... : .. - ..... ·---·· ........ - .... --·- •. . I Cnlifomia ...................................... II Flo1·icln ............ ·----· ........ -···-·····- .•. lI GcorJ!la ........................................ II f'll"!' territory .. ·-·---·· •••. ···--···-········ f ~1~~!~~!.r'.1: ::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::: i North Carolina·-·--·--···-··········---······· II South 011rolina ............. - . -··· ••..•••.•. - .. II TC!lll'l8800 ········--······ .. ···-····-·········· I ~i:i;i~;~·.-::::::::::::::::. :::::::::: :: :::::: ::: fr

Temperatures, comparison be~ween the, of the II Cnlifornio> and .Atlantic coastR .

Tennessee: Area, population, tllfod Janel, cotton production, I

rnnl< among the states, ancl banner countloo of (Gonerul D!sousslon).

Cotton fiber, measurements of (Geuernl Dis· I ouaalun) .

l'oasible cottonsee<l-oil mill prodttcts of, from I tho crop of 1870, nncl their market ancl manure valuatious (General Discussion).

Regions of, devoted to cotton culture, and a I discussion of ltH ranl< among tho cotton sfotes (Genernl Discussion).

Speclnl agont appointccl for (Genoml Dis- I

cusslon). Tennessee nu<l Kentucky:

Index to Report on ......... - ... - • . . . . . .. . • . . . • I Report on Cotton Production In the States of, I

by Professor J"ames M. Snft'orcl. Tennessee l1nslu in Georgia, n\•ea nnd deaeription of.. lI '£onneesee ri vor ;

Description of .• ···-·--· •••••••••••••••••••. -- . I In Alabama, drainage system of ..•... -_. . • • • . • II

·Wes tern valley of the, in Alabnmn., ar11t1, elev a· I tlon, extent, nncl ch11r11otei• of.

Tcumcs•oo V11lley rr,gion of .Aln.bama: .A.rea an<l geologionl and general fc11turea of._.. JI Cotton production in.: ........... --·-.......... II Cotton prorlnct POI' ncre ancl lta rel~tion to II

population In. Tepnjnque tree, occurrence of, in Texas .. _ .•.•...•.•. l Terrace along tl1e slopes of tho Oumbm'!Rncl tabla· I

lnnrls in Tennessee. .

Terrnce lands pocullar orily to the rivers whose I sources are in the I.In.no Eatnonclo, Texa.a .

23

l4

1-6 1-0 1-4 1-4 l-8

109, llO 1-6 1-6 1--i 1-6 1-4 1--R

1-10 1-3

10

18

7

LO

36

11

10, 11 10

0-11 7

11,20 8 !)

9 7

10 Jll-46

12 15 8 .o

28, 20

40

7, 8

v

113-110

1-v, 1-llD

16

70 0

20-25

28-34

01 63

88 no

42

281)

672 \

11-16 ' 537-542

65!Hi62 181-184 267-274 4~1. 482 103-108 203-208 400-502 6S3-li38 457-400 37!i-il80 659-068 023-025

·166 676

187 .190

6114 21

2-0,21 Mil

667-600 187

277, 28!1 846 lll 211 V05 542

472-liOil 384 673 o:i.i 667

17

40,41

UL

11

485-401 Sil7..4,0l

282

442 ~10

305-1\07

. 38-(4

71

78

691

-loa

700


Terraces along the rivers in North Carolina . . . . . . • . . II Terraces of:

.A,lalmma river in .Alabama .•••. i ·-··-· ........ II Coosa river in .Alabama......................... II

Georgia co.aat . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . • JI

G1·eat valley in California...... . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II

Pajuro river, California .... ········t""" ........ II Santa Barbam coast in Califoml11.............. U Southern .Alabama, talile-lands of .............. I1 Tennessee l'lver in .Alabmna • • . . . . . . . • . . . . • . • • . II Tennessee Valley region in .Alabama . . . . . .. . . . II Virgin hi coust .............................. .'.. II Warrior River valley in Alabama.............. II

T{\rtiary-Eocene fossils, fine locality for, in Caldwell I oounty; Texns.

'l'ertiary formn ti on, occurrence of, in: .Alllbama ....................................... II .Arlrnneas ..................................... . Oalifomia .••••....•...•.•.•••...•.•..•..••..... Vlurida ...................................... ..

~~~m~ua:::: :::::: :::::: :: ::: : :::: :: :::::::::: MiH"iss1ppi ................................... . 1~orth Carolina ............................... . Soul h Carolina .....•..•....•....•.•.••.•....•..

~~;.:i~0iB:::: ::: ::: :: : : : : : :: :: : : :: ::: : : : : : ::: : : : Tertiary fossillfcrons limestones in Navarro county,

Texas.

I II II II I I II ll I Ir I

Torlinry fossiliferous rocks, in Texas...... . • . . . . . • . . I Tfirtiary hills on ens tern border of the central prairie I

region of T~ns. Tertiary iron-ors hills, loc11tion of, Jn Texas......... I T11rtiary marls, occmTence of, in Virginia........... II Tertiary marls of .Alnb11ma,ohnmoterand analyses cf II Turtinry, ooourrence of beds of, below. Eagle pass, 1

Texas. ' Tertiary sandstone of l~e.tl river, Louisiana.......... I · ·Texna:

Area, population, tilled land, oottonproduotlon, I mnk umong tho •t11tos, aml banner counties of (Genaro.I Discussion).

.Areas of, devotocl to cotton culture, ancl dlsous- I sion regarding !ts rnnk among the cotton states (Genornl Discussion).

Comparison of cotton' ftbor grown on different I soils in (Genel'Ui Discussion).

Gatton ilbor, monsuremonts of (Gonornl Dls- I ousslon).

Inclox to Iloport on . . . • . . .. .. . . . . . • .. .. .. • . • . • . I Opportunities offerod for a selection of fair nnd I

rep1·esentntlvo cntton samples for fiber mens· nromont in (General Discussion).

Possible cottonseed-oil mill products of, from I the crop of 1870, nnd their market nnd. manure Yalnntions (General Discnsslon).

I General

Pnge folio of special i·eiiort (at b~ttom

· of11age).

-. -;~.-2-0-:1- 550, 552

12•1, 1261 134, 136 84 94

~.15, 16, 40,

-511 rm, 157, 158

8

112

48, 115

42 101-104

28

7 110, 120

183

B41 351

183-148 11

s, aa 10-15 14,-JO 10,28

12 11

10,ll 21 B

74

27 20

114 0

67-00 ·20

16

8, 9

as

28-31

165-173 37,38

2Rl, 282, 315, 317, aw, 423,

42-i 606

770 I 706, 773

52

111-114 ·as 020

120, 130 701

44,45, 143-158

547 006. 691 lU0-105 280-282 ll:J, 130

2.l•l 518

466, 407 070 630

732

685

084

722 6:ll

77-70 078

118

17

20, 1!1

50

40-43

823-831

40, iiO

01

Report on Cotton Proclnotion in tho Stnte of, by Dr. l{. IT. Loughridge.

I i-vl, 1-173 653-SHl

Special ligent 11ppointe<l for (Gonernl Dlacus- I " sion).

T·hermal belts of the oonst region, Cnllfornia ..•...• ", II

'.llhinning out cotton-plants; how far apart, ancl timo of, in:

.A.lalJaml\ .••. ! ............ : ..................... II

.A.1·lmnsna ................................. , . • • • I Cnliforuia ...................................... II Flori<hl ...................................... :. II Georgia ....................................... II In<llnn terl'itory ...•••..••...••••••.•. •........ I Louisiana ...................................... I Mississippi.................................... I Miaaonn ...................................... I Nol'th Carolina .......... ; ..................... ·II Sontb Carolina ..... _ ......................... ; II TenneascG • • • • . • • • • • • . . • • . . . . • . . . . • . •• . • • .. . • • . I Texas ......................................... I Virginia ...................................... , II

~ 11,34 ~. 46, 110,

154 100

75 68

167 29

79, 80 150

20 74

56-58 09

156 10

11.

609, 69,?1 704, 7llll

164 OU6 633 248

'483 807

181, 182 H52 524 OllC!

511-51<1 471 j 814 ' 04i '

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~ of special ~ ro1~ptt.

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fu~~lF?.~:::::: :: ::: : :::::::::::: :::::::::::::: 1l Ti<hls in South Carolina, rlse an cl foll •f . . ... . . . . . . . . II Ti!le-wa.ter b<J.youfl, silt c1eposlt of (Genoral Dlsona·' I

slon). Ti(le 0 wnter l'Pgion of:

fl eorgiii, olrnrncter and analysis of soils of .... "i II

LouiHia1na, doscripticin uncl cotton production of

Vfr;:i;inia, arnci arnl <foscrlption of • ••• • . . . . . . • . . 11 'l'ieH usetl in haling in:

Alnbt1mn .......................... · ..•..•. .... J •• II Arkunsas ...................................... I Florhfa ........................................ 1I Heorg!n ........................................ II ln<lip.~1 tcrl'itory • .. . . .. .•.••....••. .. . . . . . . . . . . I

~1=:~~~~!'.i:::::::::: :::::::::::: ::::::: :: : ::::: ~ Nortli Cnmliuo, ................................ II South Cnrolhm... ... . . .•...• ..•••.. ••. .. . .•• .. II Tennessee ................................... ;. I Tmms ......................................... I Vll'ginia ....................................... II

Tillage, depth of, in:

::U~~;:::;.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ¥ Cnli!'omln. ...................................... II

6~~~:i~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: n In<lhm territory................................ I Loni•h11m ......... •.. .............. ............ I ll!es ssii>ri . • .. . . . . . • . . . . . . . • . .. . . . •• .. • • . • . • . I M.1sso111·1...... ...... .••.•• ....... .••... ........ I North CnrolinlL ................................ II Son th Onrolinn ................................. II Tennee~tJo . • • .. . • . . • .. •• • • . . • • . • • . . . . • • • . . . . • .. I 'l'oxae .......................................... I Vil'glnin ....................................... II

'.rlllngo, improvements, eto., dotnils of, in: .Alllbnn111 ......................... c............. II .A. rlrnnsns. . . .. • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. •• • . • I I<lori<lt• . . • • • • . • • • • • . • • • .. • • • • • .. • • • .. .. .. . . . . . . II G~orgia . . . . ..•.... ••. •.•••. .. . . . . . . • . . .. •.••. JI Imlinn territory . • . . . • • .. . • . • .. .. • • .. .. • .. •• • .. I T,ouislnnn ..................................... ·. I MfosisR!pp! .•.... .. . •.•..••.. ... ............. •. I .Missonri ....................................... I North Oamlina ................................ II Son th Cnroli!m .•• ,. .............................. II Tomrnssc<> . • .. . . . • • . •. . . . .. . . . . . . • • • • .. .. . . . . . . I 111-l'XRB • ................................ ' • . .. • • • • • .. • . ... • .. I Virginia ....................................... II

Tillngo, rosults of imperfect, ln Mississippi . . . • . . . • . . I Tilled lnn<ls, cotton anrongc, population, an1l 11ren,

by conutimi, in: .Alnbnma ....................................... II A.rknnans..... .•. . .... .. . .••... ... . . . ...... I Cnli lhrnll\ {no cotton pro1l11otlou mporteclJ..... II J<'lori<ht ........................................ J1 Georgfn ........................................ II Imllm1 10t'lito1T ... .. . . .. • . . . . . . • . . .. • . . • • .• . • . I Kout.ucky (in l~cport on Temiessoo) .. •.. •••••. I

11i~!i~~:i~;i·. :: : :: ·.:: ::;:::: ::: : : : : : ::: : : : :::::: i Missonrl.. •• •• . • . . . . • . • .. . •. . .. . . • • • • • .. • • . . • . . I N01•1h Unrollna ................................ II South Carolf1111 ........................ ·......... II 'l'en11ea~cn ............................... ~ .... ·-. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. I Toxns ................... : ..................... I Virginia .. . . . .. .. . • . . .... .................. •• • . II

Tillc<l lnncls in Son th Cnrolhrn, st11tistics rognrdlng.. II Tllling qualities, 'oM1•1LOtfir, 'and pro<luctfvcnese of

soils (tee clotnllcd indexes) in: .Alabnmn .......... '. : ........... ••...••••••...•. JI .Arlmnsns .............................. _... •• . I Californi~ ....... ; .............................. H

~~oci;~~a:::: :::::::::'.:::::::::::::::: :::::::::: If :f.n<ll.111~ torl'ito1•y .. ,... .. .. . . . . . . . . . • . .. . . .. • • • • • I Lou>smna ..................................... I M~esl.ss;ppl ............................... '..... r M1ssnur ........................ · .•...••.•. , .... I North Cnrollnri ................................ ll Soutl1 C11rolina. •• • . • . .. .. • . . . .• . • • • . • •• . •• .. . • . II

1;~~~~~~~~~::: :: :: : :: : : : ::: : :: :::::: ::::::: :: : : : i Virg'min ...................................... , II

Timber an incUcat!on of charncter of lnn<le in Mis- I sissi11pi.

Tlmbor ·growth: A..s in<lieativ(l of Urn olin.racter of soils (General I

D!sc11sslon).

12 9

10

10

70

62, 53

lll-21, :U,B5

7-0

155 102

liO 50, 170

30 8[

1li2 27 75 58

102 158

20

mi 07 75 07

163 2<J 77

147 25 73

Gl-54 U7

lli3 11)

153, 104 07-00

07 103-100

20 77-70

147-140 25 73

51-5i 97, 08

103,IM JO 77

8, 4 3, 4 3,4

3 3-5

a 100 3, 4. 3,4 3,4 3,4

3 a.s 3-0

8

21-47

162 115

186, 137 76

183 34

01, 02 103

ao 82, 83

70 117, 118 171, 172

25

27

57

919

General folio

(nt bottom of pag&),

22 111 674 472 88

318,:no 121-12.1, rnn, 137 020-0Jl

!05 UBS ~40

3~4. 480 808 183 35-i 525 G07 51+ 474 816 64~

JOB 633 73:J. 247 42!> 807 17!> 3.19 521 005

007-t.10 4aa 811 1141

163,lM G33--035

247 4~0~132

·so1 170-181 340-351

523 005

r.-07-510 •109, 470 811, Rl2

1141 279

l~, 14 r..10, 540 601, 002

183 2a0-211

811 •J81

1,05, 106 205, 206 501, 503 6~5, 536

4nO 875-380 601-604

025 477--003

~~ 794, ~~g

440 872

103, 104 a65 628

614, 615 526

480, 400 820, 830

647 229

920 GI-i:NEHAL 1NDEX TO COTTON PHODUOTION.

-·-- , Paire I Ge_n~;·~l '11 -· .

...; f I l Joho " 0 •rwc a (at liuttom p; I Il'po1·t. ofvugeJ. I

. -- - -- ------ -1 - ·-·-- - ---· ~

Tirnl.lm· l-(f0Wtl1-contiuucd. Influenccrl lly IH'cscnre of lime in the •oil (G~n·

er11l IJiscnssion), Timber growth of (see alaol·egionnl <1cscriplio11s):

.AJluyinl lnn<ls of the ccntrnl cotton bell; in

Georgia.

I

II

AllnYi>tl or sealioan(rngion of "Virginia., .. .,·... JI A!'lmnBaB •.•••••....••••. ..••.•.•••••••..... .. I Barrens region of Missouri ............. , ..... . I

Bay region, Califoniia ........•.....••......... II

Brown.loam luntls in Florido.................... II -Oalcarcons soils (Gcncml Disc11ssion) · ... , ..... 1

.Cotton region of Missouri...................... I Foot,hills, Culifornia......... •. . •• .•...•• •.••• II

·Gray sandy metamorphic lllnds in Georgia ..... II Long-leaf pine rc·gion in North Cmolinu.. .. . . . II Long.leaf pine ri<lgc lands in Florida.......... II J,ower pine 1mlt of South Carolina............. I1 '.Metamorphic region of Georgia...... . . . . . . . . • . II

llctnmorphic region of South Cnrolin1~ • . •. . •• . lI '.Mississippi nllnYial l'egion of Missouri . . . . . . . . I '.MissomJ .•.•....•.••••..••••••..••.•...•.••.•• •• I 011.k nplnm1~ region of N ort,Ji Cnrolinn . • • . . . . . . II Oak uplnm1s rl'gion ofVil'p:inia .•.......•.••.•. II PiPilmont rrgion of South Carolina............. II Ponil region of southern Georgis.. . . • . •• • • • • . • . . II Tiecl-hUls region of South Carolina . . • .. . • . . . . • . II Red limo lun<1s in Florhl1t....... .• . • •• • • • •••••. II Reel mct.nmo1·phio Janus in Georgia,............. II Sand- au<1 pine-Mils region in Georgia .••.....•. II Saud.hills region of South Carolina .••......•••. U Sandy oak nm1 pine ridges of Virginia .. _...... II Sealioard region in North Curolina .•.•••.••.••• II

Sea islands in North Cnrolinu .....••••.•••.•... II

Siorra. N'eYll<l!t Mountain range, California...... II

Son them region, Cnliforniit...... •.•• .• . . .. . . . . II

TcnnosAee ... ·--·----··········-·-----··--······ I Texas .•••........•.••..........•....•....•.••.. I Tmusmontana region in North Carolina....... II Upp("l' pine belt of South Caroli'ba............ II

Timberccl lanil" of: Missouri, general extent of.................... l s11·eams of the central prairie region of '.l'exas . l

Timbere<l region of •.rexns, bottom lands of,......... l

Tiniborctl river n1il11nds of tho Indian ierrlt-Ory, ex- l: tent, o1evatitm nboY~ the river, timber, solls,

nnn1yRes, uml cot.ton production of.

'£hnbe1·ed nplund region of Tcxllll, area, extent, an<l topog1·nphy of.

Time, longlh of, before aeed comes np, in:

I

. A.lallamr< ...................................... II Arkansas...................................... I California ..................................... l( Florida .............••.••..••••...•...•.....••. II Georgia ........................................ !( Indi.~territo1•y .. . . . . . .. ••• ....•.. .. . .• . •. . . . . . I

tli~~~~~r:vi:-.::::: ·. :·:.: ·:. ::: ::: : ::: : : : : : : ·. :: : ::: i Missouri .......•......••.•••.... , ............ I Nort,h Carolina . .•. . . •.•... .••. .. . . • . . . •..•... JI Snnth Caroli1111 ................................ : II Tennessee . . . .. . . .. • . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . • .. . . . . . . . I

~~~'i~i~::::: ::: : :: : : :: :::::· :: :: :: ::::::::: ::: fr Time of :first bll\Ck frost in:

19

4!i 18

32,33 32

lfi-17 19 22 2D

!16,37

Hi

s 18

9

46

144 30 17

34

30 33

u 12 13

60, 01 a7 .. 3g

47-92

15

20 20

7 35, ~o 27,28

7, 11, 12

23

154 09 75 -08

167 29 70

149 26 74

Cifi-58 90

155 19

tti~~r~~::: ~ ~~ :: ~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ :::~~~~ ~~ II 11, 154

Iudi:ti;t territory ............................... .

~~~},~~f :;;;~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~:~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~ ~:~~~ ~: 8outh Carolina .••.••••••.........•.••.••..•••••

'fenneasee ....................... ~ ....... ~ ............... ~ ~

f i~~~in ~ ~ ~ ~:::::: ~::::::::::::::: ~:::::::::: ~:

I 101 lI 68 u 11, 20, 169 I ao I 80 I 10, 151 I 20 Ir 75 lI )26,31,37,

( 56, 58 I f 12,lH,

l 40, 100 I I 75, 157 II 20

. 'l'ime of plunting cotton, etc .. in:

70 ! ±~:t1:.~1~1:'s :::::: :: : : : :: : :::::: :::::::::::: :·::::

HJC

0;10, 031

549-5i4 f>l7

703 198

76

507 ooo.mn

298

fi·i"i'-540 Hl9

478

:?95 102, 493

513

551}

631 502

410

480 197

aoo ao5 480 031

544 545

718, 710 605-097

419-404 073 052 482

G05

093, 694 OSG, 680

845, 849, 850

681

164 635 na 248 483 807 181 351 524 006

511-514 471 813 041

' Cultfomia ..•....•.•...•...••..•...••••••.•..•.. Floricln ...................................... .. GC01·p;i1t .......... ·----· ......................... .

~i?Jr!J~~~l:~I;~: ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~ :~~:: ::~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: North Carolina .............................. .. South Uai olina .............................. .. 'fo1111caseo· • ......................... - .......... .

~~::i~i·~ :::::::·. ::: :::::::: ::::::::::::: :: : : : : . Time uf planting coLton in Mexico (in Report on

California), rl'inw Of thinning out cottOll•I>Jnnts, and hOWfUr l\IHU't,,

in: Alallnnm ........••....•.••......•.....••••..... ArknuHU.8 .. .... -·· ..................... - - ....... . Californht ..................................... .

~~~~ii~~::: : : : : : : : : : ~::::::: ~ ~:: ~:::: : : : : : : ~::: I111li3•';1 ll'l'l'itory .............. ; •.....•.........

~:~E;!.i~'.i. ::::: ::: : : :::::::: :::::: :::::::::::: Nmth Carolina ...................................... . South Carolin!\ .•.•••.••••..•••••.•••...•...... ,

if~~Z0

:::::::::: ::::::: :: :::: :: : ::::: ::: : : : :

'rimll wlieu bolls first open in: .A.lal>amn .....•.••••...•...•.••••.•.•.•••••..•.

t.:m~~~~:l~:::::::::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Flcll'id.t ....................................... . (}corgin .. -......................... - - ........... . Imli.a':l territory ..•...................•........ LOUlSllllH\ ....•.••••.•....•. .......................

~H;~~~~~l'pi ... ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::: :::: :: : NorthUEu·olinu ····H············H············ Sont h < :arullnn ......•.••••.••••••.••..••.••..•. ~rennOSHCO .................. - • ··- .......... - ....... .

Zri~i~;in· ~ :~ :: : : : :.·: :: : :: : : : : : :: :: : : : : : :: : ::: : ~: 'l'ime wlHm cotton picking begins nml olosea in:

.A.lalmma ..................................... .

Mn~:~ti~:::::: ::: :::::::::-.:::::: :·.:: ::: :: :: : : l 1,l111·icln ......................................... . Cteorgitl ..... ..................................... . Inclinn territory .....•••....•............••.... .Loul•lmrn .................................... .

~l:~:~~;.pv_1_::: ::: : :: : : ::: :::::: ::: ::: : :: : : : : : : . No1·t h Cfarolina. .............. ~,· ............. ~ ... .. South U1n·olina ............................... .. 1-'eunosseo ...................................... . .T1rxns. ............................................... . Yirginla ...................................... .

'rlmo when first ontton blooms appear in: .A.\11bmnn ............. , ...................... ..

(~~j~;:.~1~: ::: : : :::::: :::: :: :: : ::: : : ::: :: : : : : : : : t;~~'.~i~ .. : . ::::::: ::: : : :: : : ::::::: :: : :: :::::::: hulinn territory .............................. .

filE~~~r~i::::.:.:::::::: :::::: :::::::::::: :: : : : : North Carolina ............................... . Son th Uaroilna. ................................ . Tl'nnoaseo .......................................... .

~i~i~·i~·- ::~:: :~:::~: ::,: :: : :~ ::::: :::::~: :: :: : : Tob11cro growing increllses ns cotton pro<1notion <le·

cren.ses in Tennessee. Tobncco in:

.A.labnma, aoroo,ge aJH1 proclxotlon of •.•••••.••. 21, 16•! Kentuoky, acreage nncl pro(1l1Gtion of ......... .

037 North Cnroliua, 11oreage•au<1 production of.,. .. 248 South Carolina, early cultnro aml muthocl of

277, 280, 435 868 transportation of. 182 2l2, g53 Virglui:t, 1101·cnge llll(1 prochrntfon of ......•••• 524 f T(lll required for ginning cotton in:

482 487 4i~7 I Arkansa~, .................................... . '5ets14 ; Geol'gin·.-- ......................................... . 3~4;385, i Tombigbee l'iver in Alabama, c1rninngo system of ... . 41 ~· 472 I T g. h' l f t . . f T 7aa, 81fl op~ rap ica on urea iu a seot1on o oxas from

042 I · the co.1st northwestward.

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100 20 79

149 ~o 74

!!ti, 55-58 !JO

15fi 19

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J:').! 100

'i'l> 6B

107 20

79, 80 ir.o

20 7'l

5ti-fi8 00

1r.o JU

JM 100

75 as

108 30 RO

150 20 74

55-fi8 100 156 ~o

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l6ll, 1.76 110 80

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108 176

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48~. 511-514 471 s1a 041

788

ltlt oao 7:13 248 43;1 807

181, 182 31;2 52.4 6()6

511-514. 471. 814 041

10~ oaa 733 24B 434 8G8 11>2 3ii2 G24. ouo

flll-li14 472 8l4. tJ.12

12·1, llH fi:l7 7:l:l 248

434, 4•12 808 18:.J a5~1 5:!·! 1!07

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~--~~--------------------- __ , _____ , __ ].'opograpby of:

.Alabama....................................... IT 11·1H,H5,36

.A rlrnnsa• ....•.•••••••••.••.••••••••• - . • . . • . . • . I 9, 10 Califotnfa .•.. -···-·························· II 7,8 Floric1a _ ..................... -·······-·· ...... II U, 15 Georgi_n -········-····························- II 11, 10

~~~~~'.~~~f:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~ ~~~~~~~·~ ~ ll~~i North Carolina .... -...•.•..........••......••. II 9, 10 South Carolina, ................. - . - .•••.. .• •. • . . lI 7

I { 11, 12, 47-02

I 13, 14, 23 ~'ellDOSRC-0 ..•• • ..... ·.······- --- - • · · · • ····• • ·" · • •

'J'exas~ ... ......... ____ ..................................... . \lir,gini.n. .............................................. . 11 7

·Topography of th0 timbered part of the state of Tex a A.

I

·Tl'nde wiudB, Cnlifomiti ........ , __ ,.. ___ ............. II · T1·ail r'i<lgo in Florida, elevation, extent, an<l lnkes II

of. Transmittal, letter of (Genoral Discussion) .. - . . •• • • . I Trausmontnne aml valloy region of Virginia, arena II

noel <lescription of. "Trmi.montnne rnglon in North Carolina, soils, timbo1· II

i,>Towtb, and surface features of. 'Tmuaportation <•.ompanles, conditions impose<l by,

as to weight of bales in:

Alabam'"·····--······························· II ArlrnnsnH ,, .......................... _, ...•••••. I Flor·i<la ..... -·----·-······ .. ·········· .. ······· II

£i~;~~;;.;·: :: :::::: :::: :: :: : :: :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : jl ~~:~~~~l'l'.i_:: ::: ::: ::::: ::::::: ::: : :::::: :::::: i North Carolina ..................... ...... ...• II .~puth C'kHOlina ................................. II lenncsseo . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . .. .... .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . I

~\'~~·1;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: lr 'Tmnsportatiou, ebiptnent, and freight rates in:

8 8, 62

v,vi 7-~

155 102

69 170

81 152 27' 75 liB

102 158

20

.A.la bama .......................... - ...••....•.. Arlrnnsas. ·'· ......... -· ..................... ..

II 75-148, 156 I } 41,40-94,

l. 1117 Florida-·--·············--··· •••••...•••..•.••.

fn°d~~7f~~~·~i-to-;y ·.:: :: : ·_·:~·:::. ·::::: :: : : : : : : : : : : . Louisiana ..................................... . Missi~sippi ................................... . Missouri ...................................... . ~orth Carolina .. _ ..............•.•...••....••. Tennessee ................................... . Teions ......................................... . Virginia .... _ ... , ............................ .

JI 09, 71 II 59, 6i-158 I JO I 43-73, 85

} 87-143, I 11 151, HJ& I 15-21 II 27-70, 78 I 47-U2, 10:; I f 52, 57-

2L-2a, 45, 40 M5,546 005, orn 194, 195 277, 285 845, 840

118 213, 241

505 541, ~t~

383, 384, 4JU-404

671, 0:2, 3~~

081

aw 188, 232

11, 12 020-031

552

165 038 249 430 183 SM 525 !lll7 514 <174 810 642

85-158, 100 577, 505-030,

643 24!!, ~51

325, 333-~~:

145-175, 187 2B0-345, mm, um 51B-510

550-00~t UlU 419-46<1, 477

710,·71&-HOO,

Pago of Rpecial

report.

Genol'al folio

(at bottom of11age).

---------·---~---· - - --------------- ------ ----· TulnreRlvcrbasln, Cfilifnruin, extent of, and clmmc· ll

tor of itR ~trcams . Tnle islands of Snisnn bny, Culifor~a.......... . • • .. II Tule lamla ol' California:

llny conutry . _. .••.•..•...•.•..••••...•.•...• ·•. II Extent an cl goncro.l c\rnraotor of._............. II 'Great vo.Uoy rngion in ............... _......... II Woll ttdupteil to cotton culturo ................ II

Tuolnmno river, California, il'rigatinp; facilities of_·.. II Tuolumne 'l'ablo l\lountuiu, Callfornll\, rnituro of . . • . II Turuccl-out lands, prop"rtiou of, In:

Ala.llama ..................................... .

f ~~~li~ \\ \ •• ·::·t: ... !;·~! .... ···:.· •·: Sun th Carolina. ................................ . ~ronnosseo ............................................................ . 'l\<\XUR ......... - ... - .. ·- ................. ··-· • .... •• -- ..... •· Virginia. ......•.••.••..•...•.•• _. ............. .

n I JI 11 I I I II !Ir 1 I II

'.Cnrpentlne forms in Georgia_ ....................... II Tuscaloosa, .A.hhtimn, nualyaoa of soils nncl underly· II

ing beds of, u.

Unnkn l<Ionutnln region, Tonnossoo, oxtont, clovn· tion, nmi chnrttctcl' of.

University ol' .A.ll\bama., mmlyses of soils for the Census Office ma~() in the ln.borntery of.

Up·couutry <liviaion of:

I

II

.A.rkansns, el11nnot01• of . . . • • • • . . . •• ••••••. ••• • . I South Cnrolina. extl•nt and chnmctor of . .•• . •. II

Uplnm1 1tgricultnral and colton ruglons of Missom·i, ol1rnses of,

I

Uplnnc1 of Lonisl!tna, natural 11ivisious of............ I UplmH1 or bench soils in Cnlifornia, ohnraoler nnd II

aunl~·sos of. 1

·

Uplaml J•inr-wootls soil of .Allibo.nuL, nnnlyels of_ .... II Upper pine belt of Soutl1 Carolina.:

Auo.l~·els ofsollof ................... , ....... : .. II Aron, wi<lth, amd olovation of.................. II

23-25

03

45 30, 31

18

74 25

7f>-H8 ~9-91 ~s-qo

70-158 4·1-7:!

88-143 lfi-18 30-04 51, 52 48-02

00-148 12-14

47 37

081-683

751

700 688, 089

670

732 683

721

85-168 585-030 218-240 330-424 H0-175 290-345 5111-516 502-500 507, 508 120-404

~~~~~' 313

47

so, 40, 92 411, 412, 464

v

11

7 8, 0

11 27-30

27 13

11

547 403

506, 5-07

113

1185-688

05

483 4.09

C -o(t 1 ' · 1 t 11 f II l52, 53, fiO- 508, 509, 612-1 urn 1mt, oconom10' o" so . ...•.. .••.. ... (. 50, 02_64 515, 618-500

Sirrf1tco foo.turcs ~l11 South Cnm1in£1, tlmllor II 25-BO 481-486

growth, olimltto, soils, rmd productions of. Upper Silurian fornmtlon of: Tmp-ilik(' in Georgia, occm'l·onco of ................. .

Trap, occurrcnco of, in Tcxna ....................... .

1 148, 102 II 11-15,21 II 5 88, 1!4,

l. 07, 112 I 17

820 OB3-0B7, 043

20!),300, 303, 3i8

075 Alabnmo. ....................................... II

<107, 408' Utnb, ::;;;~"0~1~:;1:~ ;~· ;i;1; ~~~·~;; ~;; C~ji~~~~i~).:::: ~~ 17, 20 21, 23 ~

27, 30 287, 289

T1:nppcan lands of South Onrollna, clinrncter and II analyses of. ·

•.rl'appenn roc1ts of South Carolina, occurrence and II llmdsof.

•.rmp-rock in grauit o masses at Tishomingo, Indian I t~rrlt.,ry.

'T1·cos nntl plants clmrnctoristlo of each region of tho II state of Alabama.

'.rrecs mad plnnts in Florida.......................... ll Trees g~ow as i.f plnnte11 nt equal distances in Ark·

H.Il80..B,

I

Tronton mul Chazy formations in Georgia, ll\mls clo- II ri \"eel.from the.

41, 42

10

8

07-59

BO 87

25, 26

T1·ent-on formation In .Alo.bnma ...••.•......•••.. '.... . II {Ji• Jj,• {g0 Trenton limcatono, thickness of, in Central basin, I 29

11.'ennessee. Triassic and Jurnssfo formations, occurrence of, i• I

Texna. T:rlussio formation in Georgia, remarks on _ ......•••. II Triassic sandstone, occurrence of, In Virginia........ II Trinity Rlvor blutl', section of, at Rural Sl11ule, Texas. I Trli);ty IUver valley'lnn<ls iu Califol'Jlia, character of_ II '.Crough of the contra! pralfi~ andilatwoo<ls region of II

Alabama.

18

13 8, p 74

120' 86, 40

'Ttilaro lake, CallforJ:lr1, nllmllno clmraotor of tho} II { waters of. 16,17,69,79

Tttln.ro plains, Cnllforuitt, soils, ohuraeter, and 11na1y.

1

II sesof,

27~0

460

840

67-09

210 623

201, 202

21, 2s, ao, 32, 83, 110

401

076

279 I

oao, 631

73~

778 40, 56

674, Oi5, 727, 7Sl

085-088

It v. Vactwllle fruit bult in <Jalifornln, oxt-0nt nnd ohapto· lI

tor of. Valley 1an1ls of:

I Colol'llclo rlvor, In TQxns, fertility of........... I forJ\an torl'ito:ry, timbered region of the, OCOU•

pied h~' the Chorokoc 11~U011. Northwest Georgl"'............................ II

Valley of California., geologlcal histOJ'.Y of.the . -. • . . • II Valley of En.at Tennessco:

Extent uml <leijcrlptlon of .................. - . - . I Mngnesian limostonn lands of ...... -·.......... I Ridga an<l chort-ylnnda or .•..••. ., .•• :.......... I

Ya.Uoy of tho '.l'onnessee, total nren and cotton pro· I <luction or (Goueral Dlscussion),

Valley or llottom lnnda of oane·hills roglona In Mis· slasippi.

· Valley region of:

I

Cu-lifornla., uxtont and cJ4lraoter Df ............ II Ylrgluiti, nroll of tho .......................... - . II

Yalloya of: Afob~mn ................... - .• . . . • • • • •• . . • . • .. . II

II Cn.Jifol'lll!I, coi>ijt rogio11 of •••.••.•.•...... -.. - . Cnllf'ornro, eastern slope of tl•e Sioi'l'u Neva1la II

mounb\lns. Ca11fornln foot.bills, deilorlptlon rind 11nnlyses II

of aoi~s of,

'129

34, 01

as 21

10

70, 71

787

692, 740

285 728, 720

30-BO, 92 408-411 1 464 as uo 38 4

47, 48

7 7

10, 17 ·i7-40,

ijO, 57 61, 02

30, 37

410 16

eev . 629 .

20, 27 705'-707J 7l4, 7lti 7~9. 720

094, 096

922 GENERAL INDEX 1.10 COTTON PRODUCTION.

Page -i: of RpcciaJ ~ report.

Vnlle:ra of-eontinn6d. East Tennessee, northwest Georgia, au<l AJ.a. I

bama, iotnl area and cotton production of (General Discussion).

Misso1wi, C<>tton 1'6f,cion of, depression of, below I tJie bills.

North Carolina, transmontnne r&gl'on l;n •• - .. --. ll V11lue :<market) of and rent paid for-land in:

Alnl,111ma ................................... ; ... lI .A1kunaa0 ...... -·-·-··----· ..•••••.••• ......... I Floritla ........................................ I1

t~~f ~rt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: r North• ·nroliua ............ ...... ...... ....... II South Carolina ................................. II '.l'enn.,saee ....... ··--····--···----- ............ I Trxns .......................................... I Virginia ................................. ~......................... II

Van's Valley sollR !n Georgia, analyses of ........ ~... lI Variation and periodlciity of rainfnll in California, II

remarks on. Varieties nf cott<insecd preferred In:

Alabama ...................................... II .ihkausns.......................... ............ I Califo11Jia ............. , ....................... II Flo1111a . . .. . . .. • • .. .. • • • • . . • • .. . • . . .. • . . • • .. .. . U Gem·gin ........................................ II ln<li?1;' territery .. . .. .. .. • • • • • • . .. .. .. . .. • •• • . . I J,ou1•rnnn. ............................ · ......... I

lil::~~~1~!'.~~:: ::::::::::::::::: :: : : : : : : :.: : :::: :· i Nortl1 Cal'olinn. .. ......... •• . •• . • .. ... . .. .... •• II South C11rolinll ................................ II Tcnnossco ·······-·······-· ......... ........... I

~i1~~~i~ :::::.:: ::: ::::::::::::::: ::::::: ::: :::: rl Variety, amount nsql per a-Ore, dispoe!l], a.n<l p:rlce <:/.

cottonseed, in: Alnb,.mn. ................................... » ••• II .A.1 lrnnsa~ .................. .-.. • • • .. • • • • • • • • •• • •• I Culifomhl. ................................. , .... 11 l!'lol'i<la .......................................... II Georgfo .••..• ' .................................. II ln<linn territory •• • • • • •• •• • • • • •• • . .. • • • • . • • • • • . I Loul8i~na ..... ......................... ........ I

~l:::~~:.f.~i- :::: :::::::::: ::::::: ::: :: : :: ::::::: i Nor!hCnrolina ................................ II Sonth Carolina ................................. J[ Tennassce ..... .•. ..•••• ........ ...... . ........ I

~~°';i~i~ :: :::·.:: :::: :: :: ::::·.:::::::::: :: ::: : :: ft V11riety of natural features a characteristic of Ten- I

nessee. Yegotubles, production of, in, five nations of the I

Indian forritory. Vegetation an<l crops In California, effect of climate II

Il[!Oll.

Vegetation and laud of tho Gulfcoaatln Florida .... 11 Vegetation of:

Mn.rah lauds of California ...................... II Motamo1Jlhlc region of Sooth Cnrolina, change II , in, since the early part of the eighteenth cen-

tury. Vegetation of !be brown-loam prairie region of Louis- I

iana. Vegetation of the lon§f.lenf pine region of:

Flor.iiln . . • . • • • • •• • • • .. • • . • . • .. . . . . . .. . • . . • • • . • • TI

Miasfsaippi, c<>nst mnrshea ............. _ ..... .. I { Veget.'\tlon, time of nppearanoe of, in northwest II

Georgia.

Vera Cruz, Mexico, cotton cultnxe In the stiite of (In II Repo1t on California).

• Vicksburg group (Tertiary) in:

.A.lab a.nm ...................................... .

t;~!~~~a~i:.:::::::::::::::::: ::: :: '. :: :: : :::: :: ¥ Viotoda Peak, Texas, location of....... . . . . . . . . . • • • • • I Vineyards, RCreage of, by counties, in CaUfornln . • • •. U

20

156 106 7l

174 8.J.

154 28, 102

77 60-GO

lM 162

21 27

13, 14

154 98, 99

70 07, o~

67, 58, 165, IGG

29 78, 70

148, 149 25, 26 7:1, 74 52-58

43, 98, 00 154, 155

19

lM 98, 99

7il 67, 68

57, 58, 165, 166

20 78, 70

148, 149 25, 26 1a.74 52-58

43, 98, 99 154, 155

10

11

11

26, 27

BO, Bl 36, 37

23

22, 23 50 60, 67, OS

20

130

10, lt 10,28 12, 50

115

3, 4

G~neral folio

(ut boltom of pnge).

10

507

552 I

I

1001 642 251 4~0 186 856

526, 000 000

516-522 4i0 820 643

293

671, 672

104 634, 635

734 247, 248

32:1,3:!4. 431,m

180, 181 350. 35L fiW,524 605, 606 51J8-f>14

. 415, •170, 471 81~. ~13.

641

104 0:14, 6.J5

?84 247, 248

323, 324, 481,m 180, 181 350, 351 523, 624 605, 606 508--514

4i5, 470, 471 812,813

Ml 383

f41

1160

206, 207

088, 680.' 492, 493

125

202, 203 261, 262, 269, 270

286

788

100, 191 ll~, 130 214, 258

i7a 001, 662

'Virgtaia: Area, population, tllletlland, cotton 11rodnction, I

rank among the smtes, am1 liunncr counties of (General Discussion).

Cotton fiber, meamrements of (Genoml Di~- I

cnssionJ. Index to Report ou .. .. . .. . • .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. • . II Possible cott<mseed-oil n1ill prodnr..ts of, from I

tbe orop of 1870, anc1 their market antl manure valuations (General Discussion).

Regions of, devoted to cotten culture, anc1 dis- I cussion regarding its position among the c<1twn •tateB (General Discussion).

I

30, 31 /

~: 23-25

ll

Report on Cotton Production In tho State of, by II i-v, 1-25

Professor W. C. Kerr. Special agent np1iointed for (Genern.1 Discus- I Y

aion). 'Visalia timbered region, Cn.llfornin. ............ -.. . . II 24 Volcanic material in California ...... - .............. , II Volcanic sol! in Cnlifornla, character anc1 anuJysis of. II

w .

\Vages puid in the working of phosphate rock.In II South Carolina..

Wages paid to, and condition and nationality of,

fabort•rs in: .A.lnbnma ....................................... II .A.I'lrnnsas ...................................... I Cnlif'omln ...................................... II Florida .................................. - . . .. . II

~ftr~1t~~t~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~;~~~~~ r Miaso1n·i. ...... -. . . .. . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . . . . • . .. . . . I ~forth Uarolinn. ................................ II S1mtll Cnrolina...... . • .. . • .. . . • .. • • . . . . .. • • .. • II '£ennea~ce ..................................... I '.l'exus ......................................... I Virginia....................................... II

Wages imld to laborers in Mexico '(in Report on II Califom!a).

Wages system, reasons in favor of, in: .A.lnbnma ................... - ................... II .Arkansas...................................... I Floricla . . .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . II

g~d'fi&~e;-i-ito~./:::-.: :::::: ::: ::::::: :::::: ::: : 1l Louisin11a ........................ '............ I MisaiHsif p1 ...... ··--········ .................. r Mlssonr ....................................... I NorthCn101ina ................................ II SouthUarolinn ................................. II TenneAseo .. . . .. .. .. .. .. . . • • . • • • .. . . .. . • . . . . . . . I Texas .......................................... I Virginia .. . . . . . . . . .. . .................... ·.. II

W 11llrnr, Frn.nals .A.., appointmo11t an<l rcsignatlon of, as Snpcrintondontof Census. (See titlo page).

Warrior basin of .A.Jn.bo,nia, extent and ~haractor of.. II W nrrior coal-field of .A.lnbnma., area, nn<l topogrnphi· II

8, 33, Ill

58, i;9

12

155, 11iB 184, 105 l:JO, Jill

70, 7l 172, l'i3

31 83,84

154 27, 28

'17 00-GO

·13, 1 o.i 101, 1G2

21 mo, 1a1

WO 105 71.

173 lll 84

lf>.i 28 77

00-60 104 161 21

cal auc1 n.gricultnral features of. WArrlor Rivor lands of .Alabnm~, ch.nracter and JI 40, 41, 11,,o

rm11lyses of. Warrior river of .A.lnbama, ira!Uage system of. . • . • • . II Washing of soils prevented by horizontalizlng or

hillside ditching in~ .A.labo.ma ...................................... II .A.rlmnsas.... .. ...••. .... ............ ...... ..... I,

:gic%~~f.i:: :::::::::::::::: ::: : :::::: :: ::: : : :: : : : H Intliaii ten·ltory .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. • . . • . . . . .. . . I

~m1~rf~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ 1 Norlh Cn1·olina ................................ II

South 0arolina . • .. . • .. . . .. • . .. • . . . .. . .. • .. .. . . II Te.imessee .. • .. . . •. • . . . . . . .. .. . . .. • . • . . .. .. . . . . I 'I'<rxns .......... ......... ...... ........ ........... ............... 1 Virgin!n ....................... ,. • . . . . . • . . .. • . . • II

75-148 49-94 88-00

70-158 22-25 44-73

88-143 l0-18 30-lM, fj!-54 4'd-U2

00-148 rn-14

Washington county, ¥1ssisslppi, rank of, as first I 7 among tho cnnnties of the United States In total cotton production (Grmernl Discussion):

W asl!!ngt-0n territnry, anolysee of soils of, :-eforence I 60

to (General Dlsonsslon),

U4~-G47

01.

2t

017--041

ll'

082' 0(!6, 601, 710

710, 71T

111:;, 106' 041l,Ml 7HR, 780· 25ll, 201 438, 430

800 18G, 186

350-C52f3, G'.!(t,

GOil G10-f>2~ 41!i, 476'· ~lU, 820

G43 788, 780

106» li41 21;1 430 800 186 85G-62(l 009

510-522' 470 810 043

30, nr no-ns

50, 51, 120

rn, 20

85-l{i8 58fi-6nO' 218-241} ano-42i 800=H03 140-17ti 200-3•15 614-fllO 502-iiOO. 508-510 42.0-404 718-HOO 03•1-030

1{)

71

,,.,

I ii

l !

GENERAL INDEX TO OOTrrON PRODUCTION ..

Page ~ of special p: report.

Waste lands of tho :regions of Alabumn, plants nnd II grasses of.

Water-conrseR of the 1iluff or plateau ~eglon of Tennessee.

\\Tater divido of:

I

Georgia between tho Atlantic and Gulf........ II Northwcwt Georgia, remarks on ............... II

Water-power in South Carolina, ext.,Ilt of.···-·· .... II I

Wnter-she<l of: Ati1111tic and Gulf, nvcrnge nltitucle, ponds, II

and lakes of, in Florida. Tennesseeriver ................................ I

Wnter supply nncl rainfall in Uio state of Texns...... I \Vntcr supply and wells of the up1icr pine belt of II

South Caro'l!nn. Water supply of Texas:

Ccntrnl 1n·nirlc i·egion .. , . . .. . .. . • .. . .. . .. . . . . .. I Timbered region................. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . I

\Vnt-01·s of tho Illghlund rim, T.cnnessel} . . • . . . . . . . . . . I \VPntl1~r, accidents of, ns·nifectlng <iotton crop in:

.Alribamn................................... .• . . II

.A1·Jmnsns ... . . . • .• • • . . ..................... - • . I Florida .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. . . • .. . . .. . • • • . . • . . II Georµ;ia ........................................ JI In<1i~~ territory ................... '... ... . • . . . I J .. ou1R1nna ........................................... I

~H:~~~~:fpi ·::::: :::::: :::: :·. ::·.::: ::·.::: :::::: i Nortb Carolina ................................ II South Carolina................................. II Teuncssco . .. . . . .. .. . .. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .. . • . . I Tl'xas ......................................... I Virginia. ...................................... II

Wob-worm, oceurrence of, in Te:xns .................. I Weecl, running to, of tlie cettou-plnnt !111

Alabnmn, ....................................... IT .Ark1111sus...................... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Florida ........................................ II Gem·gia...... ... • . . . . . . . . . •. • . . . . . .. • .. •. . . . • . . II Jmlii111 territory . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . I J,oulAiant1.............................. •. . . . . . . I

:t{l~::~~~r.~1• :: : : : : : : ::: : : :: : : : : :: : : : : : :: : : : : : : : · i N ortb Caro Jinn. . . .. • . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . • • . • . . • . . II Sont h Carolina . . . . . .. . . . .. • • .. • • • . . • . . • . .. . • . . II '£c11n eaei~e . .. .. • • • • • • .. • • . .. . .. . . • .. .. • .. .. . • .. .. . . . . • . .. • . I Tl'XUS .......................................... I Virginia. . . . . . • • • . .. . .. . . . . . • . .. • • . . . . . . . . .. . . . II

'\Veecls, sbrubs, a11<ltrecs, oocurronce of, in: .Alnbnma.. ....•• •.•••••.••..•..... .... .. • •. .• . II Flori<la ........................................ II

Woods, troublesome, ns nil'ect.ing ootton oulture In: .Alabamn ....................................... JI .A rlrnnsns . . . . . . . . . • .. • • .. .. . . . • . . • .. • • • .. . . . . . . I Flmidn ........................................ II Gem·ir11~......... . . . .. • . • • . .. • . .. • • . • . . . • . . . . . . II Indi,n1;1 territory . . . . • • • • . • . • • • • • • • . . • .. • • • • . . .. I Lournrnna................ .••••• .............. .. I

~i~~~~~~r.~~:: :: : ::::: :::::::::: ::: ::: :: : : :::::: i North Carolina.· ............................... JI South Onrollna.......... •• • • • ••• . .. . • • . . • .. • • .. II Tennessee ..................................... · I T~ltlla ................. .••••• •••• ••.•.••• ••••.. I Virginlll . .. .. • • . • .. . . .. • • . . . • • • • . . • . • . • • . • . . • . . II

W(l\glllup: cotton in: Tennessee ... . . • . . . •. . . . . . . •• • • • • • .. • • .. • •• • • . . I Texas .......................................... I

Wlllght of :flvii aeetls, with the ·unt, from dUferont I soils (General DJsonaaion),

'wolght, usual, of a bale of lint in:

.Al11bama ................... : ............... ; •.. TI Arlmnsas ...................................... I Florida ........................................ TI

~~~r~l:,;~:::: ::: ::: :::::: ::::::::: ::::: :::::::: ¥ M!ssissif Pi . . • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • • • • • .. • • .. • • • • . • . . 1

' lfossour ................................ , . • • • .. I North Cnrollna ................................ II Tennessee ....................... _....... • • • • • • I Tt•11ns .......................................... I Virginia . . . . . .. . . . • • • • .. .. • • . . • • • • .. • . . . . .. . • .. II

Well waters of the '.Ccrtln.ry in Louisiana............ I West .Armuchee valley in Georgia, character of..... TI Wea tern 11JoriUa, J;!eneml ohnrnotor of lnuds of • •• • • • II Western Texas, nrea ancl (lcscriptiou of ... ~.......... I Western valley of the Tenueesoo river, nrea, eleva- I

ti-On, extent, and oliarnol<ir of.

57

17

16

20

36 23

20

lfi5 102, 103 ' 60, 70 170, 171

no 81,82

152 27 76

59, 60 102

158, 159 20

159

75-148 49-94 88-00

07-lfiS 22-20 44-73

88-143 15-18 80-04 50, 011 48-02

OO-H8 12-14

57-50 30

75-148 40-04 38-00

72-HiS 22-25' 4'1-73

78, 87-143 1()..18 80-04 57-00

49, 09-74 60-148 11-15

105 1'02 :l7

155 102

80, 60 170, 174

Bl 152

27 75

102 168 20

liO

17,18 88

28-25

GPnernl folio


07

380

28~

280

480

203

3U3 674

452

604 081

398

105 638, 639 24~. 25ll 486, 4117

868 183, 184

i54 525 608

515, 510 474

816, 817 642

Bl7

85-158 581>-630 218-2'10 aaa~121 800-8113 140-175 200-3·15 513-516 502-500 515, 510 ·l~U-461 711:1-806 634-630

67-09 216

85-158 585-030 218-240 388-424 800-803 146-175

280, 289-845 513-510 562-506 51$-516

415, ·l4l~J46 71S-B06 633-637

477 820

-19

I.JIG 638

210, 240 486, t~~

854 525 607 474 810 642 112 888

197, 198

696 805-397

I

Pa~o' ct: Of S)lOCial ~ 1·eport.

Wheat, ncrenge nnd production of, tn:

±~~~;';;~n"." :::: :: :::::: :::::: :::::::::::: :: : : :: : : 1{

?:a;f~~:~~i~~:::::::::: :: ::::::::::: :: : :: ::: : y K':'11tuc!1~· _(in lteport 011 Tounessee) . .. ........ I

~l~~~~:.r~)l ._ '.: ·. :::::::.:: .:·:.:-. ::: ::: : : : : : :: : : : i Sott 1 h C111·olina. • • .. • • . . .. . . .. . . . . • • • • • • . . .. .. • . II Tonncssee ..... ; . . . . . . .. . . .. • . • • . . . . . . • . .. . . . . . I T";.:aa ......................................... · I Virginia ..... ., . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . • . . • • . . . . .. .. . . Ir

Whont, soil mgredienta withdrawn by (General DIR- I 1msslon).

White irncl Inyo mountn.ina In California, Umbc1• II growth of.

White and post-oak lauds of :Miseourl, chnrnot<1r; I timber, nud cotton yi-01<1 per asra of.

Whito htncl of Mississippi alluvial ·re Alon............ I Whito marls of Geor;>;la, analysQa of.......... . •. • .• . n White-oak fiatwoocle of Miaslsalppl, genornl clesorip- I

tion of. 'Vhite Onk swamp In Nol'th Carolina, description of. ir White population of Missiesip11l, relations of, to oot- I

t<m cuUuro au(J production. \Vhitr> Hfrer bottom lu111ls of Arknuans, llxteut nml I

chnraoter of.

5,6 5, 6 3,4 ll-8

3 110 5, a

4 4

6-8 7-10

3

61

0

0,40,42,43 40

25, 26

70

17

'Vichi-tu. Mouutuin country of Indian t.orntory, <1o· I n acrlption of; rocks, woodlaucl, wnte~, nml aolls of.

Width, nverage, of nlluvlnl plain of tho Mississ!11pi I 10 and Red rlvora In Lou!sill.lla.

Width Df cotton fthor from rlifforent soils, remarks I 011 {General :r;>iacusslon), ,

\Vi<lth of tho allite of Tonnesaeo....... ... ... . .. .. •• . I '\Vllllnmsou's prairhi,, Ta:<na, a fosall locnlity . . • . .••.• + Willa' valhiy, Altibamn., ar<'l\ nml geological etruo- I!

ture of. Wiucls In Missouri, general obso1·vations on . . .. .. .• . I '\Vincla of 'tho cleam•t region of California. . . . • . • • ..... ll Winds, prevailing currents of, lu:

Alnbanrn ....................................... TI Cullforni11. ...................................... II North Carollun ................................ Il

Wii-e-graas ln Georgia, nntnr<> of.................... II Wire-grass region of Goorp:la, desorlptlou of......... II Wlro-grass soil of: ·

Onlifor11ia .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . . • .. . . • • . • . •. • . ..... • • n Tm.:n,R ......................................... I

Woodlnml, pro1>ort.fon of, iu: A.lalrn.mn. •.•.•.••..•••. .' •••. " .................. II .A.1·lmnAas ................................. ,.... I Flol'ida. ........................................ ll

£~~l~i~~~:::: :: :::: ::: ::: :: :: : : :::::::::::: :::: ¥ Mlssles1p11! • • . • • • . •• • .. • ... • .. • .. . • • • • • • . •• .. • . I ':M:tsaour. ...••• ................................ I Nortlt Carolina·: ........ , ...................... lI Tennesaoo . • . . . • • . • • . •• • • • . . • . . . . . .. .•. •• .••••• I To:s.n.a .......................................... I Virgin It\ ................................ ~..... . II

Wood's bluff, Aln,bnmn, marls from .................. II

11

139

17-10

7 100

10 8,0 11

47 46-51

27, 28 02

77-1-17 40-1!4 B5-tl3

67-158 4!l-7B

87-148 lli-21 27-70 47-00

50-148 13-16

as

Work-stock lu South Carolirin, statistics t·egnrding .. ~ 21, 24, 29,

II ( 32, 35, ·iJ -7

Worm-proof eottou in Toxn.s, rem'O.rks on nncl eitpe . rionco with.

I 155

. Yazoo bottomlallds, dlsouselon of, as rogar<la cott·•n I procluotioD, notunl nud possible (Geoeml Dia· oneslqn).

Yo.zoo bottom of llfis!!4ssip11l, geneml descrl)lilon ~ 1

nnd cotton p:ro<lt1 otlon of. 5 Yellow-elny soils of noIOthweet Goorgla, extent mul Il

deso1•lptlou of. Yellow fe'l'er, nppeararice of, Jn:

Coast rogton of South Carolina...... II Southern Lou!slnun ................ : . . . .. .. . .. • I

Yflllow-loam, ot oak, hlol<ory, aml pine •pin.ml region I of Arlmnans, RN~ nucl general •lesoriptfon of.

40,41,

72, 78 28

lB as

U.:S5

v23

Grueml folio

(at bott<Jm of pngeJ.

15, 16 041, fl42 oot. nut 272-21'4-

HH 41'!2

~07, 208 502 41l0

371l-3RO 000--068

625

02

710

U07

241, 2-12, 24-1, ~45

312

227, 228

568 278

840

us

383 701

27-29

500

758

20 600, 067

043 313

312-317

685, 086 720

87-157 585-U:JO 215-243 33il-424 Hri-175 289-345 513-5111 551!-002 410-462 717-806 035-638

78 477, 480, 485, 4ss, 401, 4~ta

81$

19

242, 24a, 274, 275

29L

474 140

ii00-li7l

924 GENERAL INDEX 'rO 001,TON PRODUCTION.

I Page ~ of ~pocial ~ mport. ·

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Yc1Jow-loam rogion of: Arkanaa.s, cotton production in ................ I 40 Mississippi, general descrijltion, soil", anil cot- I 26-38, 73

ton pro<l nction of. Mississippi, natural fort.ilizers of._ •. _ ........•. I 38

Yollow or hrownisl1 J.!>"'m tho basis and subsoils of I 12 lnnrla of Mi•alsslpp!.

II I Y~llow sanely eoil of South Carolina, analyses of ..... 23 -· ~- ·~·-~-·~-·~------

--I General

folio

I (at bottom ofpngo).

576 I 228-240, 275 i

i 240

Yosemite valley, California, description of •••..•.••. Ynba river, California, bottom la11ds of, injured by

mining tlChris.

z.

~ Pi

II II

2H lz ~nglodon, mmaina. of the, In: I

470 I :1\~~~~l~iii·::: ::: : ::::::: :: :: :::::: :::: :: :::::: 1l

Pago of special

report.

104

20

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