Other estimates run from one-seventh to one-fourth.] [Footnote 669: Schmidt, "Wheat and Cotton During the Civil War," p.

408 (in _Iowa Journal of History and Politics_, Vol.

16), 78.8 per cent.
(Hereafter cited as Schmidt, _Wheat and Cotton_.) Scherer, _Cotton as a World Power_, p.

264, states 84 per cent, for 1860.

Arnold, _Cotton Famine_, pp.