Commodity Economics Division Economic Research Serv., USDA 301 West Congress Tucson, Arizona 85701

COTTON QUALITY

SUPPLY - DISAPPEARANCE - CARRY-OVER

1960-61

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural Marketing Service Cotton Divi.ion.

Memphis, Tennessee

Vol. 34 No.11 September 1961

STATISTICAL TABLES

Table Page

1. Carry-over of upland cotton by specified grades and staples August 1, 1959- August 1, 1961. . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 2

2. Grade index, average staple of upland cotton, August 1, 1949-61 . . . . . . . . . 2 3. Grade and staple of upland cotton in the carry-over, August 1, 1961 . . . . . . . 3 4. Grade and staple of upland cotton In the carry-over, August 1, 1960 • • • • • 4 5. Grade and staple of upland cotton in consuming establishments, August 1, 1951 . . 5 5. Grade and staple of upland cotton In public storage and "elsewhere", August 1, 1961 6

7. Grade and staple of CCC stocks of upland cotton, 1960 and earlier crops, as of July 31, 1961 ....... ....... ............. . . . . . . . 7

S. Carry-over, crop, supply and disappearance of upland cotton, by grade groupings, United States, 1947-61 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . ..... 8

9. carry-over, crop, supply and disappearance of upland cotton, by staple groupings, United States, 1947-51.............................. 9

10. Grade and staple of upland cotton in the supply, United States, 1950-61 • • • • • 10 11. Tenderability of upland cotton in the carry-over, United States, August 1, 1949-61 11

12. Grade and staple of American-Egyptian cotton In the carry-over, August 1, 1961. • 11

13. Grade and staple of American-Egyptian cotton In the carry-over, August 1, 1960. • 11

14. Staple of cotton of foreign growth In the carry-over, August 1, 1953-61 . • . • • 12 United States Department of Agriculture

Agricultural Marketing Service Market News Section - Cotton Division

Box 8074 - Crosstown Station - Memphis 4, Tennessee

COTTON QUALITY, UNITED STATES

Supply - Disappearance - Carry-over

1960-61

Introduction

This report contains information on the quality of cotton on hand in the United States on August

1, 1961, and on the quality of cotton in the crop, supply, and disappearance during the 1960-61

season. To facilitate comparison certain data for previous years are included.

Quality estimates for the carry-over include statistics on the grade and staple of upland and

American-Egyptian cotton and on the staple of cotton of foreign growth in the United States on

August 1, 1961. Estimates on the quality of cotton in the 1961 carry-over are based on actual

re-sampling and classification of a representative proportion of the cotton stored in mills and in public storage, including CCC stocks. Sample data were compiled for each State and for the

principal types of storage and were raised to the total number of bales in the carry-over as

reported by the Bureau of the Census for upland, American-Egyptian and foreign growths.

Data on the crop, supply and disappearance of upland cotton by qualities for the 1960-61 season,

and comparative data for preceding years are also included in this report.

Upland cotton in the United States carry-over on August 1, 1961 contained the smallest proportion

of Middling and higher White grades in end-season stocks since 1958. The proportion of Strict

Low Middling and lower White grades was the smallest since 1953. Light Spotted cotton accounted for a much larger proportion of the total carry-over than in either of the two preceding years. In terms of "grade cotton in the 1961 carry-over was down slightly from that of a year

earlier but was well above the grade index for the 1960-61 upland supply. This is the third successive year in which the grade index for end-season stocks was higher than that of the 55fl5

supply.

Nearly 80 percent of the Upland carry-over on August 1, 1961 was in the lengths 1-1/32" through 1-3/32". This is the largest proportion of these lengths in end-season stocks on record. Cotton

stapling 1-1/16" accounted for 40 percent of the upland cotton in the 1961 carry-over. Cotton shorter than one inch comprised less than nine percent of the total, the smallest proportion of

these lengths on record. The average staple length of upland cotton in the 1961 carry-over was the second longest on record.

American-Egyptian cotton on hand in the United States on August 1, 1961 averaged somewhat' lower

in grade than a year earlier. End-season stocks of this cotton contained proportionately more

1-7/16" and longer staples than a year ago.

Cotton tenderable in settlement of futures in the 1961 carry-over totaled about 6,499,000 bales,

equivalent to 92 percent of the total. This is based on the quantity of cotton tenderable with

respect to grade and staple only, and does not take Into consideration cotton reduced for cause

nor cotton below minimum micronaire requirements.

The United States carry-over of all kinds of cotton totaled 7, 164,000 bales on August 1, 1961, according to the Bureau of the Census. This 'compares with 7,560,000 bales a year earlier and 8,885,000 two years ago. Stocks of upland cotton in the 1961 carry-over totaled 7,017,000 bales, American-Egyptian stocks were about 107,000 bales, and foreign growths totaled about 40,000 bales.

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Table 1. Carry-over of upland cotton by specified grades and staples, August 1, 1959 - August 1, 1961

1959 1960 1961 / - Grade and staple Quantity Percentae Quantity Percentage Quantity Percentage

1,000 Percent 1,000 Percent 1,000 percent bales bales bales

White: Strict Middling & higher 934 10.7 1,332 18.0 801 Middling Plus 186 2.1 185 2.5 119 Middling 2,574 29.7 2,813 38.1 1,916 Strict Low Middling Plus 221 2.5 239 3.2 162 Strict Low Middling 1,358 15.8 985 13.3 922 Low Middling Plus 88 1.0 .104 1.4 54 Low Middling & lower 333 3.8 275 3.8 223

Light Spotted: Strict Middling & higher 475 5.5 440 5.9 806 Middling 791 9.1 469 5.3 1,294 Strict Low Middling 448 5.1 159 2.2 273 Low Middling 257 2.9 57 .8 53

Spotted V 559 7.5 150 2.2 195

Other Colored 2/ 383 4.2 171 2.3 188

All Grades 8,718 100.0 7,390 100.0 7,016

13/15" & shorter 50 0.6 5 0.1 1 7/8" 512 5.9 53 .7 10 29/32" 979 11.2 132 1.8 35 15/16" 1,438 16.5 641 8.7 231 31/32" 742 - 8.5 598 8.1 321 1" 877 10.1 733 9.9 658 1-1/32" 1,535 17.5 1,545 20.9 2,330 1-1/16" 1,971 22,5 2,825 38.3 2,786 1-3/32" 375 4.3 590 8,0 48 1-1/8" 155 1.9 177 2.4 133 1-5/32" 59 .7 64 .9 33 1-3/16" 10 .1 18 .2 8 1-7/32" 2 * 3 * 1 1-1/4" & longer 2 * 3 * 1

All Staples 8,718 100.0 7,390 100.0 7,016 lJ Preliminary. 2J Includes all grades. 2/ Includes Below Grade.

Table 2. Grade index, average staple of upland cotton, August 1, 1949-1961

Grade index Average staple

Year (Middling White=100 (Thirty-seconds inched Mill IPublic Storagel Total Mill IPublic storagej

1949 95.3 96.0 95.9 33.4 33.3 1950 94.9 96.3 96.1 33.1 32.9 1951 96.3 92.2 95.8 33.7 33.2 1952 93.5 87.6 89.8 33.2 31.4 1953 96.3 94.6 95.0 33.3 31.7 1954 95.1 95.5 95.4 33.2 32.2

1955 95.4 95.9 95.9 33.2 32.1 1956 95,5 93,9 94.0 33.2 32.2 1957 95.7 91.5 91.9 33.3 31.8 1958 95.1 90.2 91.1 33.3 31.3 1959 92.8 95.3 95.0 32.8 31.7 1960 95.8 98.4 97.9 33.5 32.9 1961 97.0 97.8 97.6 33,5 33.2

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Table 8. -- Carry-over, crop, supply and disappearance of upland cotton, by grade groupings, United States, 1947-61

Year I White / I Spotted I

I Other I All grades

Good I Strict I I 'Strict trict

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i MShighe gl

M1ddling Low I Colored j August 1 I and 1M1ddling Midd1in & Good and

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CARRY-OVER 1947 52 419 646 489 242 313 27 48 56 100 2,392 1948 57 530 1,005 520 295 214 49 75 87 156 2,988 1949 40 666 1,999 1,420 437 120 115 150 108 161 5,216 1950 44 718 2,376 2,108 562 68 266 383 80 140 6,745 1951 25 319 809 538 116 50 48 78 46 115 2,144 1952 14 200 595 502 348 186 47 151 289 377 2,709 1953 51 761 1,906 1,186 389 144 169 306 266 300 5,478

1954 70 1,327 3,501 2,249 1,190 253 167 291 303 199 9,550 1955 66 1,370 4,106 3,118 1,080 210 255 336 267 191 10,999 1956 47 1,228 4,502 4,151 1,572 414 269 761 958 430 14,382 1957 48 746 2,317 2,297 947 349 627 1,691 1,227 1,002 11,251 1958 28 559 1,212 1,218 576 187 527 1,199 1,585 1,501 8,592 1959 29 905 2,759 1,590 350 71 522 917 769 806 8,718 1960 40 1,292 2,997 1,225 330 49 461 522 220 254 7,390 1961 37 754 2,032 1,084 258 30 870 1,386 304 251 7,016

CROP 1947 365 2,452 4,080 1,780 620 355 698 378 263 355 11,556 1948 111 1,762 5,579 .578 1,031 445 692 493 306 580 14,577 1949 50 924 4,311 5,218 1,763 331 864 1,333 475 636 15,905 1950 26 713 3,005 2,933 650 161 698 - 824 262 554 9,643 1951 41 1,040 4,840 4,141 1,443 371 651 951 769 -779 15,025 1952 92 1,591 5,600 3,876 1,171 251 511 1,013 420 323 14,858 1953 63 2,099 5,715 4,175 2,154 604 281 338 436 387 16,253

1954 43 1,531 4,889 4,275 1,173 314 296 458 255 342 13,577 1955 42 905 4,078 4,504 1,804 469 235 940 924 500 14,501 1956 123 1,719 4,489 3,201 913 205 642 1,060 405 344 13,102 1957 63 828 2,731 2,329 745 156 245 938 1,474 1,282 10,801 1958 23 1,107 40375 3,373 814 116 213 688 408 237 11,354 1959 53 1,253 4,749 3,959 1,205 153 333 1,276 816 549 14,445 1960 39 1,050 3,908 3,631 1,128 147 430 1,614 1,256 776 14,199

SUPPLY j 1947 417 2,871 4,726 2,259 1,052 678 - 725 426 319 455 13,948 1948 168 2,292 5,584 4,098 1,326 659 741 558 393 736 17,565 1949 -90 1,590 6,310 5,538 2,200 451 979 1,483 583 797 21,121 1950 70 1,431 5,381 5,041 1,222 229 964 1,207 342 704 15,591 1951 66 1,359 5,649 4,579 1,559 421 699 1,029 815 894 17,170 1952 106 1,791 6,195 4,378 1,519 447 558 1,164 709 700 17,567 1953 114 2,860 7,622 5,351 2,543 748 450 644 702 687 21,731

1954 113 2,858 8,390 5,525 2,353 567 463 749 558 541 23,127 1955 108 2,275 8,184 7,622 2,864 579 490 1,276 1,191 791 25,500 1956 170 2,947 8,991 7,352 2,585 620 911 1,821 1,313 774 - 27,484 1957 111 1,574 5,048 4,625 1,692 515 672 2,629 2,701 2,284 22,052 1958 51 1,666 5,587 4,591 1,390 303 740 1,887 1,993 1,738 19,946 1959 82 2,158 7,508 5,549 1,555 224 855 2,193 1,585 1,455 23,164 1950 79 2,352 6,905 4,856 1,458 195 891 2,336 1,486 1,030 21,589

DISAPPEARANCE _/ 1947 360 2,341 3,121 1,749 767 464 - 675 351 232 299 10,950 1948 126 1,526 4,585 2,676 889 539 626 418 285 575 12,349 1949 46 672 3,934 4,530 1,638 383 713 1,100 503 657 14,376 1950 45 1,112 4,572 4,503 1,106 179 916 1,129 296 589 14,447 1951 52 1,159 5,055 4,177 1,211 235 651 878 526 517 14,461 1952 55 1,030 4,289 3,192 1,130 303 389 658 443 400 12,089 1953 44 1,533 4,121 3,112 1,353 495 283 353 398 489 12,181

1954 47 1,488 4,284 3,407 1,283 357 208 413 291 350 12,128 1955 - - 61 1,047 3,682 3,471 1,212 255 221 515 283 361 11,118 1956 122 2,201 6,674 5,055 1,638 271 284 130 86 -228 16,233 1957 83 1,015 3,835 3,408 1,116 328 345 1,430 1,116 783 13,459 1956 22 761 2,828 3,001 1,040 232 218 970 1,224 932 11,228 1959 42 866 4,511 4,324 1,225 175 394 1,671 1,365 1,201 15,774 1950 42 1,588 4,873 3,772 1,200 165 21 950 1,182 779 14,573

Official standards for Extra White cotton abolished effective August 15, 1953. White and Extra White combined in 1952 and earlier years and Good Middling includes higher grades. Plus grades of White included with straight grades; Light Spotted with Spotted; and Light Gray with Gray.

/ Other Colored Includes Low Middling Spotted; all grades of Tinged, Yellow Stained and Gray. / As reported by the Bureau of the Census. / Carry-over at the beginning of the season plus crop. / Supply minus carry-over at the end of the season.

MOM

Table 9. -- Carry-over, crop, supply and disappearance of upland cotton, by staple groupings, United States, 1947-61

eaun £.fJ.O' 15/15 1' 1-1/16" 1-1/8" 1-3/16" 1-1/4" I All

beginning and and and and and and and and lengths

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CARRY-OVER 1947 25 164 343 1,022 544 213 52 29 2,392 1948 53 242 398 1,219 795 238 29 14 2,988 1949 23 122 356 2,139 2,293 255 is 10 5,216 1950 54 512 704 2,351 2,751 297 50 26 8,745 1951 14 105 191 668 849 247 49 22 2,144 1952 72 453 384 955 691 102 30 22 2,709 1953 207 857 581 1,730 1,802 150 30 11 5,478

1954 187 1,326 1,376 3,104 3,157 354 36 10 9,550 1955 220 1,759 1,743 3,419 3,266 526 55 11 10,999 1956 449 2,202 2,046 4,168 4,761 577 68 11 14,382 1957 249 1,521 2,003 4,715 2,445 280 25 8 11,251 1958 124 1,431 2,157 3,088 1,58E 177 20 7 8,592 1959 50 1,491 2,181 2,412 2,346 224 12 2 8,718 1960 6 185 1,239 2,279 3,417 240 21 3 7,390 1961 1 45 552 2,999 3,243 166 9 1 7,016

CROP 1941 813 1,263 1,774 4,988 2,581 128 7 2 11,556 1948 569 1,230 1,663 5,724 5,095 279 12 5 14,577 1949 615 2,493 2,376 4,956 5,069 314 64 18 15,905 1950 176 1,074 1,092 3,002 4,212 206 67 17 9,846 1951 288 2,080 1,625 5,254 5,446 258 59 8 15,026 1952 499 1,889 1,714 5,292 5,135 293 34 2 14,858 1953 81 1,598 2,172 5,814 6,100 354 23 1 16,253

1954 264 1,756 1,918 5,298 3,890 415 32 4 13,577 1955 372 1,683 1,561 3,807 6,505 547 22 3 14,501 1055 162 1,049 1,580 5,198 4,641 458 12 2 13,102 1957 55 837 1,866 3,498 4,132 406 5 1 10,801 1958 13 505 2,466 3,178 4,582 504 5 1 11,354 1959 21 830 2,596 3,808 5,706 479 5 1 14,446 1950 2 34i) 3,031 4,095 6,222 503 4 2 14,199

SUPPLY :/ 1947 838 1,427 2,117 6,010 3,125 341 59 31 13,948 1948 622 1,472 2,061 6,943 5,890 517 41 19 17,555 1949 638 2,615 2,732 7,095 7,362 569 82 28 21,121 1950 230 1,586 1,795 5,353 6,963 503 117 43 15,591 1951 202 2,185 1,816 5,932 6,295 505 107 28 17,170 1952 571 2,342 2,098 5,247 5,826 395 64 24 17,567 1953 283 2,555 2,853 7,544 7,902 514 53 12 21,731

1954 451 3,082 ?,294 8,402 7,047 759 68 14 23,127 1955 592 3,442 3,304 7,226 9,772 1,073 77 14 25,500 1955 511 3,251 3,626 9,365 9,402 1,135 80 13 27,454 1957 305 2,358 3,859 8,215 6,578 686 31 9 22,052 1958 137 1,936 4,523 5,266 6,270 681 25 8 19,946 1959 71 2,321 4,777 5,220 9,052 703 17 3 23,164 1960 8 525 4,270 6,374 9,639 743 25 5 21,589

DISAPPEARANCE / 1947 785 1,185 1,719 4,791 2,330 103 30 17 10,960 1948 599 1,350 1,705 4,804 3,597 262 23 9 12,349 1949 584 2,103 2,028 4,744 4,511 272 32 2 14,376 1950 216 1,481 1,505 4,585 6,114 256 59 21 14,447 1951 230 1,732 1,432 4,977 5,504 403 77 6 14,461 1952 364 1,475 1,417 4,517 4,024 245 34 13 12,089 1953 101 1,239 1,477 4,440 4,745 160 17 2 12,151

1954 231 1,323 1,551 4,983 3,781 243 13 3 12,128 1955 143 1,240 1,258 3,058 5,011 395 9 3 11,118 1956 352 1,730 1,523 4,648 5,955 855 54 5 15,233 1957 181 927 1,712 5,127 4,990 509 11 2 13,459 1958 87 445 2,442 3,854 3,94 457 13 6 11,228 1959 65 2,135 3,538 3,941 5,635 453 -4 0 15,774 1950 7 480 3,718 3,375 5,396 577 16 4 14,573

L' As reported by the Bureau of the Census. / Carry-over at the beginning of the season plus crop.

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Table 11. -- Tenderability of upland cotton in the carry-over, United States, August 1, 194961

Year Tenderable V I Untenderable I Total 21 Bales Percent Bales percent Bales percent

1949 . . . . . . . 4,587,827 88.0 527,817 12.0 5,215,644 100.0 1950 . . . . . . . 5,933,043 88.0 812,208 12.0 6,745,251 100.0 1951 ....... 1,634,990 85.6 308,590 14.4 2,143.680 100.0 1952 ....... 1,653,555 61.0 1,055,279 39.0 2,708,835 100.0 1953 . . . . . . . 4,355,511 79.5 1,122,636 20.5 5,478,147 100.0 1954 . . . . . . . 8,397,006 87.9 1,152,990 12.1 9,549,996 100.0

1955 . . . . . . . 9,845,421 69.5 1,153,872 10.5 10,999,293 100.0 1956 . . . . . . . 11,756,679 81,8 2,623,058 18.2 14,381,747 100.0

- 1957 . . . . . . . 6,642,554 59,0 4,608,499 41.0 11,251,053 100.0 1958 . . . . . . . 4,038,903 47.0 4,553,142 53.0 8,592,045 100.0 1959 . . . . . . . 6,097,244 69,9 2,520,679 30.1 8,717,923 100.0

- 1960 . . . . . . . 6,328,730 85.5 1,061,434 14.4 7,390,164 100.0 1961 ....... 5,449,104 91.9 557,352 8.1 7,016,456 100.0

J Qualities tenderable with respect to grade and staple in settlement of cotton futures. / As reported by the Bureau of the Census, 1951 data preliminary.

Table 12. -- Grade and staple of American-Egrptian cotton in the carry-over, United States, August 1, 1961 J

1-11/32" 1_3/8tt 1_7/15tt 1-1/2" 1-9/15" Grade and and and and and Total

shorter 1-13/32" 1-15/32" 1-17/32" longer

Bales Bales Bales Bales 1 • - - 237 474 - 711 2 ....... 178 2,846 8,656 2,016 830 14,526 3 ....... - 18,675 33,083 3,854 53 56,206 4 ..... * • 178 10,435 14,940 1,185 59 26,798 5 ....... 119 4,150 2,549 59 - 6,877

5 59 1,068 237 - - 1,364 7 ...... , - 119 59 - - 178 8 ...... - 119 - - - 119

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Total 534 37,472 59,751 7,589 1,482 / 106,838

Percent 0.5 35.1 55.9 7.1 1.4 100.0

/ Preliminary. / As reported by the Bureau of the Census. Includes approximately 700 bales of Sealand and Sea Island cotton.

Table 13. -- Grade and staole ofAmerican-Erotian cotton in the carry-over. United States. August 1. 1960 ,I

1-11/32" 1-3/8" 1-7/16" 1-1/2" 1-9/16" Grade and and and and and Total

shorter 1-13/32" 1-15/32" 1-17/32" longer

Bales Bales Bales _ pales a~es 1 . . . . • . - - 2,653 303 493 3.449 2 . . . . . , . - 2,009 21,115 1,781 - 24,905 3 . . . , . , , 379 21,224 34,172 1,137 - 56,912 4 . . . . . . . 455 19,327 11,925 872 76 32,655 5 . . . . . . . 303 5,761 1,857 227 - 8,148

6 . • . • . . 114 1,932 531 - - 2,577 7....... 76 2,084 114 - - 2,274 8 . . • * . . . - 644 - - - 644 9....... 114 341 - - - 455 10 . * . . . . • 833 493 - - - 1,326

Total 2,274 53,815 72,367 4,320 569 gl 133,345

Percent 1.7 40.4 54,3 3,2 .4 100.0

/ Revised. J As reported by the Bureau or the Census. Includes approximately 700 bales of Sealand and Sea Island cotton.

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Table 14, Staple of foreign growth crttdn In the carry-over August 1, 195-61

rowth and length 1953 1 1954 I 1955 I 1955 I 1957 1 1958 I 1959 I 1960 I 1961

Egyptian 1-3/32 and shorter 1-1/8 and 1-5/32 1-3/16 and 1-7/32 1-1/4 to 1-11/32 1-3/8 to 1-15/32 1-1/2 to 1-19/32 1-5/8 to 1-23/32 1-3/4 and longer

Bale Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales Bales

2 - - 38 - - - - - 8 92 139 - 87 - - -

105 50 224 226 562 64 1,528 - - 4,986 704 1,259 1,580 12 509 - 661 1,728 38,489 42,052 13,461 7,618 8,634 5,764 19,556 17,961 20,733

14,499 9,979 14,470 4,437 6,690 657 697 110 628 - - 1,394 310 459 - - - -

All lengths 58,089 52,877 30,947 14,209 16,444 7,994 21,881 18,732 23,089

Zt,-Luvian: 1-1/8 and 1-5/32 4 - - 2 3 - - - - 1-3/16 and 1-7/32 201 45 45 256 256 - 503 109 - 1-1/4 to 1-11/32 459 - - - 8 103 - - - 1-3/8 to 1-15/32 380 67 143 2,543 3 398 991 - 670 1-1/2 to 1-19/32 733 485 3,455 1,080 2,904 990 945 913 2,195

1-5/8 to 1-23/32 1,570 1,595 1,644 2,177 1,137 1,528 3,241 1,302 1,767

1-3/4 and longer - - - 1,070 - 609 - - 356

All lengths 3,357 2,192 5,289 7,128 4,311 3,628 5,681 2,324 4,998

Xxidian: 13/16 and shorter 27,168 19,197 21,795 17,299 13,756 16,808 13,153 13,032 8,807

Other Poreign 13/18 and shorter 2,724 23 4 - 32 - - - 7/8 and 29/32 - - 2,843 42 - - - - - 15/16 and 31/32 - - 2,960 59 - 177 - 435 - 1 and 1-1/32 660 - 1 84 689 1,998 130 652 2,953 1-1/15 and 1-3/32 355 - 618 40 369 3,155 423 1,522 381 1-1/8 and 1-5/32 - - - - 50 1,031 181 - - 1-3/15 and 1-7/32 - 251 - - 1,295 37 757 - 1-1/4 and longer 1,973 622 943 36 2,042 56 26 - -

All lengths 5,712 896 7,369 251 4,477 6,455 1,517 2,609 3,334

All Foreign / 94,326 75,162 65,401 38,568 38,988 34,885 42,232 36,697 40,228

/ As reported by the Bureau of the Census.

Growth Through Agricultural Progress