98 ANNUAL REPORTS OF DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTTJRB, 1936 
Tabu 29 D ttribution, by States, showing plants, bulbs, and other materials, 
o/ special-permit material imported during th< fiscal year Continued 
State or Territory 
Fruit 
ceous 
laneous 
roots, etc. 
Orna- 
mental 
Total 
Alabama 
X ii m>, it 
Number 
10 
X umber 
10 

Arkansas - 
15 
California.. 
102 
23 
1,006 
-- 
22 
n 
23,213 
10 
230 
130 
314, 432 
- 
Colorado . 
Connecticut 
116 
rare 
District of Columbia 
21 
41 
290 
Floridn 
2.4S6 
Georgia. 
464 
Hawaii 
284 
386 
Idaho.. 
Illinois 
40 
123 
396 
- 
24 
5 
1 
123 23 
14,240 
na 
30 
25,617 
1 
Kansas 
Kentucky 
11 
40 
3, 126 
3 
- 
42 
24 
3,64* 
34 
637 
: 1 
22 
4,800 
32 
3 
129 
7 
81 
7 
9 
6 
96 
2,088 
11 
6 
10 
1,211 
27 
11,254 
45 
41 
210,913 
133 
423 
41 
3,571 
95 
12 
14,647 
36 
8 
! 
Ohio 
87 
36 
4,800 
196 
208 
L671 
31 
111 
16 
1,793 
21,018 
164 
757 
23 
400 
106 
122 
41 
66 
28 
10,950 
1 
166 
30 
200 
- 
>. - • 
17 
6 
141 

' 
60 
3 
11. 700 
40 
48 
5 
40 
• 
! 
Total 
7,053 
1,669 
68,644 
1 18, iv 
362, 876 
IMPORTATIONS OF COTTON, COTTON WRAPPINGS (BAGGING). COTTONS] in, 
COTTONSEED HULLS, AND COTTONSEED PRODI 
Tables 80 to 83 Indicate the Importations during the year of cotton, cotton 
waste, cotton wrappings (bagging), cottonseed, cottonseed bulls, and cott 
products, which wen- Inspected and. when necessary, fumigated or otherwise 
treated under supervision. The actual Dumber of bales of cotton, cotton waste, 
and bagging Is Indicated and, Inasmuch as bales vary in Bice, they are referred 
to as running bal< 
