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1 FEDEKAL RESERVE BULLETIN". FEBRUARY, Textiles. [Silk, Department of Commerce; cotton, Bureau Of the Census; wool, Bureau of Markets; idle machinery, -, 18, inclusive, National Association of Wool Manufacturers.] [Cotton, monthly average crop, years 12-14=100; silk, monthly average 11-13=100.] Cotton consumption. Bales. Cotton spindles active during Wool consumption (pounds). Percentage of idle woolen machinery on first of month to total reported. inch Sets of Woolen. Worsted. Imports of raw silk , ,657,960 32,355, ,680, , ,6 433, , , , , , , , ,698 1, ,856,472 33,282,3 32, ,213,026 33,556,011 33,943,405 34,184,407 34,187,310 34,216,662 34,307,367 34,483,775 34,4,214 32,573,970 23,186,818 29,320,063 39,1,945 45,084,834 48,849,892 54,973,093 48,938,476 52,985,961 60,018,415 52,428,854 55,566, ,461, ,812 l', 784,412 2,988,838 4,878,646 3,848,354 5,202,407 3,802,500 6,755,271 3,955,845 4,841,407 3,576, Production of wood pulp and paper. [Net tons.) , , , , , , , , , , ,8 60,525 70,443 62,616 63,699 76, , ,8 125, , ,802 1,6 49,064 50,490 45,480 48,069 48,158 56,579 26,721 27,675 24,600 23,4 22,470 25, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,603,781 71,938 75,613 82,737 81,024 89,440 84,085 88, , ,3 189, , , , ,649 60,656 63,769 64,861 63,353 67,110 63,394 62,288 27, 30,036 33, 31,923 34,808 32,468 31,014 Sale of revenue stamps for manufacturers of tobacco in the United States (excluding Porto Rico and Philippine Islands). Chewing and smoking Chewing and smoking ,764,527 8,706, ,329, ,098,3 63,111,160 72,458,974 60,138,630 84,493,873 3,027,300,975 3,079,212,253 3,,274,662 3,845,079,275 39,440,893 29,308,616 27,472,269 29,227,678 0,357,494 5,6, ,976, ,908, ,227, ,777, ,622,154 73,314,273 57,611,547 48,855,070 47,500,287 54,953,647 53,735,960 64,170,793 2,650,182,742 2,767,699,400 3,140,393,217 3,585,030,983 3,918,403,687 4,283,247,387 5,028,875,337 29,883,710 33,340,102 31,312,150 33,838,667 35,568,246 36,623,005 39,335,546
2 i 20, FEDERAL RESERVE BUTiTiETTBT ,675 I 114, ,685! 113,929 I 260,987 i 113,413.' 266,915 i 111,434 I ; 125,210 : 324; 488! 116,603 ; 63,699 75,613 82,737 81; ,440 84,085 Production of wood pulp and paper. 136, ,3 189, , , ,940 W ping. F a P-! riue Fine " 48,069 ; 23,4 i 63,769! 30,036 64,861 i 33, 63,353 31,923 67,110 34,808 63,394 32,468 [Net tons.) 306, , ,1 327,143,781 88, , ,663 96,4 ; 211, ,235! 85,532 I 176, ,847 95,8 207,863 I I $3T Fine - Sale of revenue stamps for manufacturers of tobacco in the United States (excluding Porto Rico and Philippine Islands). 62,288 70, 61,574 68,403 31,014 32, ,671 Large j 476,329,947 j 569,908, ,227, ,777, ,622,154 60,138,(530 47,500,287 54,953,647 53,735,960 64,170,793, 3,,274,662 3,585,030,983 3,918,403,687 4,283,247,387 5,028,875,337 Manufac- II tured!! 27,472,269 35,568,246 36,623,005 39,335,546 ;! 655,421,893 j 662,046,997! 663,634,243 -! 3,832,200 -I- 56,080,813! 4,768,8,203 45,491,540 4,578,641,450 58,837,900 43,358,500 4,528,760,833 3,536,117,847 Chewing and smoking 32,965,088 29,409,443 33,608,313 31,531,460 Output of locomotives and cars. [Locomotives, United States Railroad Administration; cars, Railway Car Manufacturer's Association.] Foreign com- i.) pleted , 1! 5,978 ; 5,795 2,777 I 18,509!,980! 10,445 I 8,967! 6,936 5,015 4,302 3,715 11,773 9,713 23,524 24,282 14,160 11, !" ,506 4,650 3,960 3,053 2,428 1,914 1,066 2,040 6,934 6,564 5,026 5,093 Vessels built in United States, including those for foreign nations, and officially numbered by the Bureau of Navigation. [Monthly average, 11-13=100.] tonnage. Gross tonnage , , , ,5 347,0 1,233 1,645 1,884 1,568 1,479 1, , , , ,709 1,217 1,050 1,185 1,157
![20 OCTOBER, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN. 3 Textiles. [Silk, Department of Commerce; cotton and idle wool machinery, Bureau of the Census; woo] consumption, Bureau of Markets.](/docs-images/83/87697545/images/3-0.jpg "] [Cotton, monthly average crop, years 12-14=100; silk, monthly average, 11-13=100.] Cotton consumption. Bales. Cotton spindles active during Wool consumption (pounds).")
3 20 OCTOBER, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN. 3 Textiles. [Silk, Department of Commerce; cotton and idle wool machinery, Bureau of the Census; woo] consumption, Bureau of Markets.] [Cotton, monthly average crop, years 12-14=100; silk, monthly average, 11-13=100.] Cotton consumption. Bales. Cotton spindles active during Wool consumption (pounds). Percentage of idle woolen machinery on first of month to total reported. inch Sets of Woolen. Worsted. Imports of raw silk.,... Julv 497 ; 3 1,725 6,4 575, , , , , ,3 Ill ,205,180 34,739,071 34,668,643 34,667,747 34,346,737 34,066,236 34,503,754 34,666,842 34,471,5 48,938,476 63,0,862 55,247,652 58,344,602 57,887,832 50,649,381 40,679,920 32,372,064 32,849, ,802, ,989 3;696,121 2,491,6 2,227,857 2,505,798 3,221,177 2,581,920 2,690, Production of wood pulp and paper. [Net tons.], 260, , ,1 327, ,413 I 82, , , ,847 I 96,4 85,532 95,8 189, , , ,863 64,861 70, 61,574 68,403 33, 32,886 29,202 33, ,4 363, , , , , , , , ,818 95,2 92,856 94,957 95,526 94,424 9, , , , ,633 75,347 70,1 72,987 73,487 75,226 33,493 31,575 34,121 34,078 33, Sale of revenue stamps for manufactures of tobacco in the United States (excluding Porto Rico and Philippine Islands)., 569,908, ,634,243 3,832,200 47,500,287 58,837,900 43,358,500 3,585,030,983 4,528,760,833 3,536,117,847 33,838,667 33,608,313 31,531, ,239, ,577, ,227, ,112, ,7,956 55,052,100 56,548,853,943,280 52,735,587,766,100 4,373,778,917 3,756,989,397 3,953,345,380 4,088,834,583 3,053,336,563 38,422,481 34,327,970 34,875,839 34,231,058 30,988,646 Output of locomotives and cars. [Locomotives, United States Railroad Administration; on, reports from individual producers; cars, Railway Car Manufacturer's Association.] Foreign completed. Foreign completed.. Tanuary Numbn ,509 4,650 3,960 5,015 1,914 1,066 23,524 6,564 5, ,053 2,313 2,792 2,780 2,731 3,409 2,040 1,934 1, ,210 5,093 4,247 4,4 3,1 3,165 4,6
4 20 DECEMBER, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN Raw stocks of hides and skins. [Bureau of Markets;, 20, on, Bureau of the Cens s.] [In pieces.] Cattle hides. Calfskins. Kipskins. Goat. Kid. Cabretta. Sheep and Iamb. 30, 6,158,289 2,055, ,546 16,749, ,740 2,736,802 8,661,215 Jan. 31 Feb. 29 Mar. 31 Apr ,773,360 6,5,337 6,558,300 6,072,895 5,849,375 6,212,946 5,093, ,184 8, , , , , ,391 1,036,372 1,141, , , , , ,417 13,474,529 16,481,328 15,968,660 14,666,0 14,131,330 14,562, ,408, , , , , ,150 60,999 1,893,614 2,7,683 2,047,5 1,947,499 2,253,785 2,070,471 2,7,149 8,902,067 9,460,914 9,227,252 8,911,681 9,004,621 10,993,22K 11,235,417 1 Figures for kid skins included. Textiles. [Silk, Department of Commerce; cotton and idle wool machinery, Bureau of the Census; wool consumption, Bureau of Markets.] [Cotton, monthly average crop, years 12-14=100; silk, monthly average, 11-13=100.] Cotton consumption. Bales. Cotton spindles active during Wool consumption (pounds). Percentage of idle woolen machinery on first of month to total reported. inch Sets of Woolen. Worsted. Imports of raw silk.,.. 556, ,344,095 60,018, ,955, ,725 6,4 575, , , , , ,3 457, , ,739,071 34,668,643 34,667,747 34,346,737 34,066,236 34,503,754 34,666,842 34,471,5 34,040,806 33,669,804 63,0,862 55,247,652 58,344,602 57,887,832 50,649,381 40,679,920 32,372,064 32,849,956 30,928,337 33,703, ,855,989 3,696,121 2,491,6 2,227,857 2,505,798 3,221,177 2,581,920 2,690,690 1,968,801 1,531, Production oj wood pulp and paper. [Net tons.j, 308, , ,1 327, ,4 125, , , ,269 89,440 96,4 S5,532 95,8 95,2 202, , , ,863 9,395 67,110 70, 61,574 68,403 75,347 34,808 32,S86 29,202 33,671 33, ; 312, 305, , 913 3, , ,380 J29, , , ,818 92,856 94,957 95,526 94, ,142 93, , 215, 218, 215, 218, , ,1 72,987 73,487 75,226 70,917 73,100 31, ,121 34,078 33, 34,207 34,526 Sale oj revenue stamps for manufactures oj tobacco in the United States (excluding Porto Rico and Philippine Islands)., 677,622, ,634,243 3,832, ,239,958, 663,577,579 64,170,793 58,837,900 43,358,500 55,052,100 56,548,853 5,028,875,337 4,528,760,833 3,536,117,847 4,373,778,917 3,756,989,397 39,335,546 33,608,313 31,531,460 38,422,481 34,327, ,227, ,112, ,7, ,020, ,640, ,799,089,943,280 52,735,587,766,100 48,171,240 50,175,580 60,882,760 3,953,345,380 4,088,834,583 3,053,336,563 3,569,397,443 3,557,482,503 3,840,334,806 34,875,839 34,231,058 30,988,646 32,138,941 32,094,569 27,,774
5 21 MAECH, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN. 343 Textiles Wool. [Wool consumption, Bureau of Markets; idle wool machinery, Bureau of the Census.] Percentage of idle machinery on first of month to total reported. Percentage of idle hours on first of month to total reported. Consumption (pounds.) 1 inch Sets of Woolen. Worsted. inch Sets of Woolen. Worsted.. 72,720,3 37,097,077 38,054, ,297,221 38,443,688 28,096, Converted to grease equivalent basis Production of wood pulp and paper. [Net tons.] , , , , 913 3, , , , , ,818 96,4 95, , ,142 93, , , , , 743 6,604 70, 73, , , ,100 34, , 34,207 34, 526 I 326,041 [302,527 I [275,353, , 857,830 89, , , ,227 64, ,806 65, , ,620 31, , ,756 Sale of revenue stamps for manufactures of tobacco in the United States (excluding Porto Rico and Philippine Islands). 663, 634, , 7, , 020, ,640, , 799, , 837, 900,766,100 48,171, ,175, , 882, 760 4,528, 760, 833 3,053, 336, 563 3, 569, 397, 443 3, 557, 482, 503 3, 840,334,806 33,608,313 30, 988,646 32,138,941 32, 094,569 27,, 774 i 668,060, ,, ,798,039 57,026, ,380, ,661,867 3, 529,200, 006 2, 816, 818, 050 3,901,560,330 18,3,654 15, 452,701 24, Output of locomotives and cars. [Locomotives, United States Railroad Administration; on, reports from individual producers; cars, Railway Car Manufacturers Association.] Foreign completed.., Foreign completed ,650 2,731 3,409 3,955 6,309 1, ,210 1, ,564 3,165 4,6 5,058 6, ,243 7,5 7, , ,228 8,971 8,012
6 21 MAY, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN. 1 SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS AND DECIDUOUS FRUITS FROM CALIFORNIA. [, 21, on, Bureau of Markets and California Fruit News.2 Monthly average, 11-13=100.] Oranges. Lemons. Total citrus fruits. Total deciduous fruits ,715 2,822 1,707 1, ,602 3,774 3,429 3,484 4, ,366 3,486 2,458 1,873 1,677 1,979 i 4,167 i 4,077 14, 5, ,179 7,239 9,021 11,880 2, Includes grapefruit. 2 For previous sources, see, 21, Bulletin. SUGAR. [Data for ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal. Tons of 2,240 pounds. Monthly average, 11-13=100.1 Meltings. Raw stocks at close of Meltings. Raw stocks at close of 335, , ,313,302, , , , , , , , , , ,340 70,642 61,977 69, ,464 92, , , ,000 94,000 3, , ,715 62,113 98,165 87, SALE OF REVENUE STAMPS FOR MANUFACTURES OF TOBACCO IN THE UNITED STATES (EXCLUDING PORTO RICO AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS). [Commissioner of Internal Revenue.! 753,239, ,7, ,020, ,640, ,799, ,060,015 55,052,100,766,100 48,171,240 50,175,580 60,882,760 57,026,500 4,373,778,917 3,053,336,563 3,569,397,443 3,557,482,503 3,840,334,806 3,529,200,006 38,422,481 30,988,646 32,138,941 32,094,569 27,,774 18,3, ,, ,798, ,724, ,343,699 47,380,000 64,661,867 64,461,733 70,245,500 2,816,818,050 3,901,560,330 4,1,376,533 4,470,292,160 15,452,701 24,750,290 27,096,2 32,209,842 NAVAL STORES. [Data for Savannah, Jacksonville, and Pensacola. Compiled from reports of trade organizations at these cities.] Spirits of turpentine. Rosin. Spirits of turpentine. Rosin. Stocks at close of Stocks at close of Stocks at close of Stocks at close of 1,876 39,158 33,997 32,162 30,260 4,8 30,906 27,963 44,336 49,885 14, , ,497 97,797 88, , , , 176,612 5,837 23,893 21,174 9,4 7,404 7,995 49,209 53,356,563 41,755 28,838 83,177 76,848 36,333 26,736 18, , , , ,440 3,347
7 21 JULY, FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN. 829 SUGAR. [Data for ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal. Tons of 2,240 pounds. Monthly average 11-13=100.] Mpltinps Raw stocks at ;j j R j t Meltings. close of j Meltings. Raw stocks at close of ii j 254, , ,313,302, , , , , , , , , , , , ,340 89! 70,642 64! 61,977 98! 69, ,715 1 '! l 35 ' 92,498 50! 228,952 j " 306, , L 2,302 ' ii ; ' ' ,113 98,165 87, , ,035 SALE OF REVENUE STAMPS FOR MANUFACTURES OF TOBACCO IN THE UNITED STATES (EXCLUDING PORTO RICO AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS) I 678,7, ,020, ,640, ,227,828!,943, ,799, ,060, ,,135,766,100 48,171,240 50,175,580 60,882,760 57,026,500 47,380,000 ' 3,953,345,380 3,053,336,563 3,569,397,443 i 3,557,482,503 I 3,840,334,806 3,529,200,006 2,816,818,050 30,9^8,6 Ii) ' 32,138,941 32,091,569 27,,771 18,3,6 15,452,701 j Mari-h..:.. 462,798,039 64,661,867 3,901,560,330 ' 496,724,482 64,461,733 4,1,376,533 i 561,343,699 70,245,500 4,470,292,160! 548,103,503 56,425,666 3,801,672, ,497,120 j 55,349,100 4,136,084,890 24,750,290 27,096,2 32,209,842 28,399,953 28,671,501 NAVAL STORES. [Data for Savannah, Jacksonville, and Pensaeola. Compiled from reports of trade organizations at these cities.] Spirits of turpentine. Rosin. Spirits of turpentine. \ Rosin. Stocks at close of Stocks at close of Stocks i Stocks at close of Receipts, j at close of I 23,473 39,158 33,997 32,162 30,260 23,893 21,174 6,174 30,906 27,963 44,396 49,885 49,209 53,356 68, , ,497 97,797 88,766 83,177 76,848 78, , , 176,612 5, , ,315.. <, 9,4! 7,404 i 7,995 i 15,857 i 26,364,563 41,755 28,838 28,690 38,650 36,333 26,736 18,906 30,478 61, , ,440 3, ,9 312,293 LUMBER. [From reports of manufacturers' associations.] Southern pine. Western pine. Douglas fir. Eastern white pine, j North Carolina pine. I Num- I berof! mills. ;! 205 i 207! ; *** : 430, , , , ,427! 315,343 j 264,504 I Production. Num- 347,404 j 331, , ,5 329,7 320,756 j 281,326 I 289, ,977! 330, ,876 i 387,9 390,300! 370, , ,745 I 420,663 I 183,621 I 132, , , , , , ,846 45,578 24,698 22,128 35,983 93, ,162 n,. jnum-i Pro- _? $: berof! ducments. mms>; ti(m>, ,808 69, ,2 46, , , , ,612 I 366, ,277 I 355, , , , , ,452 f 212, ,905 i 187,874 [ ,157 i170,821 ' 114 1,646 I153, ,188 i210, ,698! 232,3 113 i 294, ,002, S!um- Production. 12,731 37,4 46,149 48,962 40,724 20,294,056 24,3 23,722 26,396 25,748 32,708 I 26,323 j 14 49,668! 20 55,991 j 45,445 : 20 30,928 :,7! , ,602! 16 13,615! 18 15,298! 15 21,099 i 20 22,018! 14 15,992 20,756,1 21,887,487 14,617 8,091 7, 10,673 12,778 14,871 16, ^hid- ^um " ments. mills- Production. Shipments. 18,657 15,217 14,130 16,043 14,877 12,929 14,716 7,880 10,045 8,915 12,953 15,673
8 22 JANUARY, 22. FEDERAL, RESERVE BULLETIN. 65 SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS AND DECIDUOUS FRUITS FROM CALIFORNIA. [, 21, on, Bureau of Markets and California Fruit News. 1 Monthly average, 11-13=--= 100.] Orangos. Lemons. Total citrus fruits. Total deciduous fruits. Relative, j ; Relative, j. 1, I 93 1, , ,628 3,465 3,120 2,531 2,.450 1, ,230 1,843! 579 : sss: 546 j j 143 2! 135! 85 j 7,858 5,308 3,705 3,422 2,996 1, ,200 3,439 8,113 16,]66 11,380 2,956 i For previous sources, see, 21, Bulletin. SUGAR. [Data for ports of Now York, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Galveston, Savannah, New Orleans. Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal. Tons of 2,240 pounds.] Raw stocks i.! Meltings. at close of.! Meltings. Raw stocks at close of , , , , ,835 : 807,081 : 78,953 i 1. I 244,253 I.. 144,904 j 416,170, 240,211 ' 205, , , , , , , ,390 83,810 86,216 TOBACCO SALES AT LOOSE-LEAF WAREHOUSES. [Reports of State authorities.] 'Virginia dark. Virginia. North Carolina. Bright belt. South Carolina. Total Western dark. i Grand total.. 1,7,152 \ 25, ; Pounds, j 79,805,468 j. 105,450,5! 243, ,985,6S ,458 7,400,768 1,698,410, 9, : 21,580; 130 : 2,200,905 i 7,952,265 10, ,840,.1.09 ' 37,950,177 49,790,286 41,756,009 i 2,287,697 j 45,742,116 50,7,385 : \,871,608! 73,206,917 97,787,047 1,521, ,095 2,345,050 2,724,010 3,5, ,650 I 486,550 :. 265,280 \ 62,475 5, I 12,245,007 52,938,931 48,421,255 62,763,5 113,872,826 NOTE. Includes sale for growers and dealers, but excludes resales. SALE OF REVENUE STAMPS FOR MANUFACTURES OF TOBACCO IN THE UNITED STATES (EXCLUDING PORTO RICO AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS).!,...,i 668,060,015 57,026,500 ; 3,529,200,000 18,3,654 l! i i!.. I ' ' 6i8,495,102 50,175,400 4,2,727,623 31,737,525 j.. 564,8,255 j 47,362,340. 4,161,217,573 29,226,353 ;j! 622,039,033 53,630,000 5,130,577, , ,799,900 4,791,397,910 i 635,807! , ,877,825,880 i 615,25^258 52^962^253! 4,' 229^ 401,' ,601,0 31,488,809 33,718,294 27,747; 6
[Amounts in millions of dollars] Nondurable. Total. goods. equipment 34,415 30,717 24,506 8,868 9,566 8,981
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 265,776-0.7% 11,047,756 263,042 1.8% 30,761-0.2% 1,352,962 32,213 4.1% 85,929-0.4% 3,546,082 84,431-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,808-4.1% 681,566 16,228 2.4% 9,845 2.3% 432,578
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 263,787 10,781,980 262,975 1.9% 30,416-1.7% 1,322,201 32,249 4.2% 86,312 0.2% 3,460,153 84,394-0.9% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,355 664,758 16,214 2.5% 9,927-0.3% 422,733 10,311
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 262,514-1.1% 12,110,985 263,282 1.8% 31,796-0.4% 1,480,087 32,176 4.0% 86,159-0.2% 3,893,147 84,634-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,141-3.7% 747,905 16,259 2.1% 9,541-5.4% 473,048
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U.S. Rail Traffic 1 261,875 0.1% 11,848,471 263,299 1.8% 31,431 1,448,291 32,184 4.1% 84,532-0.7% 3,806,988 84,600-0.7% Farm Products excl., and Food 16,435-1.3% 731,764 16,261 2.3% 10,083 2.5% 463,507
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