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Cantonments, construction of, in South, 84. Capital, influence on migration of Northern, 47. Carpenters: in Pittsburgh, 122; wages of, 16, 86. Carter, R.A., 146. Causes of migrations: Of 1879, 3-6; unemployment, 14-15, 59; failure of crops, 14-15, 165; wages, 14-16, 83; demand for labor in North, 14, 17-18, 28-29, 102, 111; lack of educational facilities, 18-19, 81, 83; treatment in courts, 19-20, 22, 83-85; fee system and street tax, 20-21; traveling accommodations, 21-22; lynchings and mob violence, 18-19, 22, 79-81, 83, 166-167; prejudice, 24-25, 83; between cities in North, 117; as expressed through the press, 152-174. Champion Chemical Co., 128. Charlotte _Star of Zion_, 161. Chart showing extent and trend of migrations, 71. _Chattanooga Times_, 169. Chauffeurs, wages of, 114. Chicago: migrations to, 45, 58, 66-67, 69, 102; opportunities, 29, 102; increases in negro population, 7, 51; housing, 102-106; wages, 17, 102-103, 114; welfare work, 103. _See also_ East Chicago; Illinois. _Chicago Defender_, 29-33. Chicago Renting Agents Association, 103. Chicago Women's Club, 103. Chisholm, J.N., 37. _Christian Index_, 163. Churches: effects of migrations on, 86, 144; aid rendered by, 132, 144-147. Cigar factories, employment of women in, 129. Cincinnati, migrations to, 57, 125. Cleveland, migrations to, 57, 126-127. Cleveland Association of Colored Men, 128. Cleveland Welfare Federation, 126. Colonization Council, 4-5. Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, 146. Colored Protective Association, 137. _Columbia_ (S.C.) _State_, 155. Columbus, migrations to, 7, 57, 126. Commerce and Labor, Secretary of, 99. Conferences to check migrations, 79-81, 83; in Ohio, 128; in New Jersey, 140; American Federation of Labor, 147-148; National League on Urban Conditions among Negroes, 143-144, 149. Connecticut: demand for labor, 54; migrations to, 56, 58, 141-142; wages, 142. _See also_ Hartford. Connors, William R., 127. Convict system, 3-4. Cooks, 122. Core makers, 129. Correspondence, influence of, on migrations, 34, 69. Cotton crop, failures of, 14. Council of National Defense, 120. Courts, treatment in: cause
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