The Cost of Cotton Production Season 1917 18
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47. The highest profit per acre in each State was: $106. 50 in North Carolina; $118. 00 in South Carolina; $132. 00 in Georgia; $81. 00 in Florida; $68. 00 in Alabama; $92. 00 in Mississippi; $191. 00 in Louisiana; $162. 75 in (South) Texas; $117. 00 in Arkansas; $90. 00 in Tennessee, and $72. 50 in Oklahoma. Among the smallest profits reported were 10 cents in Alabama ; 35 cents in North Carolina; $7. 60 in South Carolina; $3. 65 in Mississippi; $7. 60 in Louisiana; . 05 cents in (West) Texas;... $5. 25 in Arkansas; $2. 35 in Tennessee; $2. 00 in Oklahoma. Three farms in Georgia reported a loss, the lowest being 50 cents and the highest $13. 00 to the acre. There were losses reported from other States as follows : Florida, one loss of 17 $5. 50; Alabama, three losses, 50 cents, 90 cents and $7. 00; Texas, eight losses, in the Central section 55 cents, 70 cents, $1. 80 and $8. 10; in the Western section $1. 22 and $7. 32; in Southern section 38 cents, and in Southwestern section $5. 60; Arkansas, one loss, $17.
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47. The highest profit per acre in each State was: $106. 50 in North Carolina; $118. 00 in South Carolina; $132. 00 in Georgia; $81. 00 in Florida; $68. 00 in Alabama; $92. 00 in Mississippi; $191. 00 in Louisiana; $162. 75 in (South) Texas; $117. 00 in Arkansas; $90. 00 in Tennessee, and $72. 50 in Oklahoma. Among the smallest profits reported were 10 cents in Alabama ; 35 cents in North Carolina; $7. 60 in South Carolina; $3. 65 in Mississippi; $7. 60 in Louisiana; . 05 cents in (West) Texas;... $5. 25 in Arkansas; $2. 35 in Tennessee; $2. 00 in Oklahoma. Three farms in Georgia reported a loss, the lowest being 50 cents and the highest $13. 00 to the acre. There were losses reported from other States as follows : Florida, one loss of 17 $5. 50; Alabama, three losses, 50 cents, 90 cents and $7. 00; Texas, eight losses, in the Central section 55 cents, 70 cents, $1. 80 and $8. 10; in the Western section $1. 22 and $7. 32; in Southern section 38 cents, and in Southwestern section $5. 60; Arkansas, one loss, $17.
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