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BULLETIN 298, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 



ARKANSAS— Continued. 



Carloads. 



Lowell .5 



Oneal .5 



Tontitown .5 



Bellfonte .3 



Berryville .3 



Green Forest .3 



Mammoth Spring .3 



Prairie Grove .3 



St. Joe .3 



Abbott .0 



Barber .0 



Batavia .0 



Bentonville .0 



Bergman .0 



Blue Mountain .0 



Centerton .0 



Chapman .0 



Charleston .0 



Chester .0 



Crickett .0 



Danville .0 



Doniphan . .. .0 



Farmington .0 



Fayetteville .0 



Felker .0 



Garfield .0 



Greenwood .0 



Harrison .0 



Highfill .0 



Hiwassee .0 



Huntington .0 



Johnson .0 



Marshall .0 



Mile Post No. 115 .0 



Plainview .0 



Schaberg .0 



Siloam Springs .0 



Smeltzer .0 



Springtown .0 



Steel .0 



Sulphur Rock .0 



Sulphur Springs .0 



West Fork .0 



Winslow .0 



Total 622.2 



Statetotal 816.4 



CALIFORNIA. 



(May 25 to Oct. 1.) 



Newcastle 571.0 



Loomis 365. 



Sanger 310.0 



Kingsbury 250.0 



Selma 200.0 



i or; ii 162.0 



Cucamonga 148.0 



Parlier 143.0 



Armona 141.0 



Corning 12:1. 



Fresno 08.5 



Winters 55.0 



DelRay 43.0 



Tulare 43.0 



CALIFORNIA— Continued. 



Carloads. 



Clovis 40.0 



Auburn 3S.0 



Hanford 30.0 



Dinuba 28.0 



Yam 28.0 



Fowler 20.0 



Reedley 13.0 



Sultana 12.0 



Yuba City 12.0 



Cutler 11.0 



Riverbank 11.0 



Suisun 10.3 



Oleander 10.0 



Denair 8.0 



Pasadena 8. 



Swall 8.0 



Hemet 7.0 



Lincoln 7. 



Oakdale 7.0 



Oakland 7.0 



Anderson 5.0 



Guinda 4.0 



Loma 4. 



Seville 4.0 



Yettem 4.0 



Cornwall 3.0 



Los Angeles 3.0 



Visalia 3.0 



Antioch 2. 



Bowks 2. 



Merced 2. 



Laton 2. 



Monmouth 2. 



Winton 2.0 



Corona 1.0 



Miley 1.0 



Stockton 1.0 



Woodsbro 1.0 



State total 2, 983. 8 



COLORADO. 



(July 15 to Oct. 1.) 



Palisade 1,096.0 



Paonia 405.0 



Clifton 211.0 



Hotchkiss 152.0 



Austin 7S. 



Delta 73.0 



Lazear 23.0 



Montrose 16. 



Grand Junction 15.0 



Grand Valley 5.0 



Silt 1.0 



Fruita .0 



State total 2, 075. 



CONNECTICUT. 



(Aug. 10 to Oct. 10.) 



East Wallingford 225.0 



Wallingford 69.0 



Middlefield 23.0 



Yalosvillo 22. 



CONNECTICUT— Continued. 



Carloads. 



Tracy 14.0 



Meriden 13. 



South Glastonbury 11.0 



Deep River .3 



Berlin .0 



Cheshire .0 



Farmington .0 



Highwood .0 



New Britain .0 



Statetotal 377.3 



DELAWARE. 



(Aug. 1 to Sept. 15.) 



Wyoming 244.0 



Bridgeville 67.0 



Seaford *50. 



Milford 24.0 



Milton 21.0 



Harrington 7. 



Lincoln 5.0 



Ellendale 3.0 



Houston Station 2.0 



Woodside 2.0 



Farmington .5 



Greenwood .0 



Smyrna .0 



Statetotal 425.5 



FLORIDA. 



(May 15 to July 15.) 



Seville 9.0 



Edgar 3.0 



McMeekin 3.0 



State total 15. 



GEORGIA. 



(June 15 to Aug. 1.) 



Fort Valley 1, 526. 



Mafshallville 565. 



Byron 265.0 



Lee Pope l22.0 



Warm Springs 102. 



Reynolds 96.0 



Adairsvillc 94.0 



Woodbury 92.5 



Trebor 84.0 



Bradley 81.0 



Zenith 80.0 



Mount Airy 79. 



Cohutta 77.0 



Gray 70.0 



Mayfield 00.0 



E itehens Siding 55.0 



Summerville 54. 



Bel I Siding 53.0 



(rs 53.0 



Baldwin 50.0 



Cornelia 50.0 



Americas 48.0 



Montezuma 17.0 



KcdClay 40.0 



