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Southern Cotton Production 1860-1900 & Value of Cotton Crop
Per Capita
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Year
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Bales
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Lbs/bale
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Price
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Total value
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Population
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Per Capita
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1860
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4,860,000
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461
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$ 0.13
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$291,259,800
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9,000,000
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$32.4
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1870
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3,122,551
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440
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$ 0.24
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$329,741,386
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9,500,000
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$34.7
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1875
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3,832,991
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440
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$ 0.15
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$252,977,406
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11,450,000
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$22.1
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1880
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5,761,552
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454
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$ 0.12
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$313,889,353
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13,400,000
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$23.4
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1885
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5,706,000
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460
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$ 0.11
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$275,599,800
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14,550,000
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$18.9
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1890
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7,311,322
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471
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$ 0.12
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$396,017,756
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15,700,000
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$25.2
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1895
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9,901,251
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484
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$ 0.07
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$311,493,356
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17,850,000
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$17.5
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1900
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9,436,865
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479
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$ 0.09
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$393,262,475
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20,000,000
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$19.7
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Saturday, July 20, 2013
Why the South was poor after the Civil War - Value of Cotton Crop per Capita
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