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UNITED  STATES  DEPARTMENT  OF  COMMERCE 

BUtEAU  OF  FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


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STATISTICAL  ABSTRACT 


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LETTER  OF  SUBMITTAL 


Department  of  Commerce, 
Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce, 

Washingtony  October  7, 1989. 

Sir:  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  herewith  for  publication  the  fifty- 
first  annual  issue  of  the  Statistical  Abstract  of  the  United  States. 
As  in  previous  years,  this  publication  has  been  prepared  in  the 
Division  of  Statistical  Research,  of  which  E.  Dana  Durand  is  chief. 
It  represents,  however,  a  digest  of  data  collected  by  all  statistical 
agencies  of  the  National  Government,  as  well  as  those  of  a  consider- 
able number  of  private  agencies  and  one  or  two  States.  Many  of 
these  offices  and  agencies  have  been  of  great  assistance  in  furnishing 
advance  data  and  also  in  the  actual  preparation  of  the  tables  used  in 
the  Abstract.  Special  mention  in  this  connection  is  due  the  following 
offices  of  the  Federal  Government:  The  Bureau  of  the  Census,  the 
Bureau  of  Fisheries,  and  the  Bureau  of  Mines  of  the  Department  of 
Commerce;  the  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Economics  and  the  Weather 
Bureau  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture;  the  Bureau  of  Immigra- 
tion and  the  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics  of  the  Department  of  Labor; 
the  Bureau  of  Education  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior;  the  Fed- 
eral Board  for  Vocational  Education;  the  Statistical  Division  of  the 
Income  Tax  Unit  and  the  Federal  Farm  Loan  Bureau  of  the  Treasurv 
Department;  the  Veterans'  Bureau;  the  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission; the  United  States  Shipping  Board;  and  the  Division  of 
Analysis  and  Research  of  the  Federal  Reserve  Board.  Valuable  aid 
has  also  been  given  by  the  Bureau  of  Railway  Economics,  Washing- 
ton ;  the  New  York  Produce  Exchange ;  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York ; 
Dun's  Review,  New  York;  and  the  Bureau  of  Canals,  State  of  New 
York. 

Comparative  international  tables  showing  statistics  for  the  United 
States  and  foreign  countries  are  published  in  Volume  U  of  the  Com- 
merce Yearbook. 

Respectfully, 

O.  P.  Hopkins, 

Acting  Director. 
To  Hon.  R.  P.  Lamont, 

Secretary  of  Commerce. 


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L  AREA  AND  POPULATEOH 

Table 

1.  Territorial  Expansioii  of  the  United  States:  Date  and  area  of  aooessioiis 1 

2.  Dateaof  Organisation  of  Territories  and  Admission  of  States..^ 1 

3.  Area  of  States  and  Oeographio  Divisions 2 

4.  Area  and  Population,  United  States:  1790  to  1028 2 

5.  Popolation  of  United  States  and  Oatlsring  Territories  and  Possessions:  1910  and  1920. 3 

6w  Annual  Mid-'^ear  Estimates  of  Population:  United  States,  1850  to  1928,  and  Territoriesand  Pos- 
sessions, 1908  to  1928 -' J 3 

7.  Race,  Nativity,  and  Parentage  of  Population:  1860tol920 4 

&  Sex  Distribution:  Totals,  1800  to  1920;  and  by  race,  nativity,  and  parentage,  1900  to  1920 5 

9.  Age  Distribution:  Total,  1900  to  1920^  and  by  sex  and  by  taoe,  nativity,  and  parentage,  1920.  . .  5 
la  Population  of  Alaska,  Hawaii,  Porto  Rico,  and  Philippine  Islands:  By  Sex,  Baoe,  Nativity,  and 

Age 6 

11.  Annual  Mid-Year  Estimates  of  Population:  By  States 7 

12.  Population  by  States:  1790tol920 8 

13.  Density  of  Population:  By  States,  1800  and  1880  to  1920 10 

14.  Age  Distribution:  By  States 11 

15.  Raceof  Population:  By  States,  1800  to  1920 12 

16.  Race,  Nativity,  and  Parentage:  ByStates 14 

17.  Sex  Distribution:  By  race  and  nativity,  by  States -  10 

18.  Age  Distribution:  Percentages  by  States 18 

19.  Race,  Nativity,  and  Parentage:  Pat»ntages  by  States 19 

20.  Persons  21  Years  of  Age  and  Over,  by  Sex,  Race,  Nativity,  and  Parentage,  and  Total  Males  18 

to44Yearaof  Age,by8tates ,...  20 

21.  Marital  Condition:  By  sex,  race,  nativity,  and  parentage 22 

22.  Marital  Condition:  By  sex,  race,  nativity,  and  parentage,  by  geographic  divisions 23 

23.  Marital  Condition  of  White  and  Negro  Persons:  For  geographic  divisions  and  for  selected  States.  25 

21.  Marital  Condition:  ByStates 26 

25.  Illiterate  Persons:  By  geographic  divisions,  distinguishing  urban  and  rural,  and  by  age  groups. .  28 

36.  Illiterate  Persons:  By  States 29 

27.  Percentage  of  Illiteracy:  ByStates 30 

28.  Dwellings,  Families,  and  Tenure  of  Homes:  ByStates ^1 

29.  Average  Numberof  Persons  per  Dwelling  and  per  Family,  and  Percentage  Distribution  of  Fam- 

ilies by  Tenure  of  Home:  ByStates.. _ i _  32 

30.  Foreign-bom  Population:  By  country  of  birth,  1870 1   1930 33 

31.  Foreign-bom  Whites:  By  country  of  birth 34 

32.  Foreign-bom  Population,  Urban  and  Rural:  By  country  of  birth 34 

33.  Foreign  White  Stock,  by  Mother  Tongue 36 

34-  Foreign-bom  Whites:  By  country  of  birth,  by  States _ 36 

35.  Citiienship  of  Foreign-bom  Whites:  By  principal  countries  of  birth 40 

36.  Urban  and  Rural  Population:  By  race,  nativity,  and  parentage,  and  by  sex  and  age  groups —  41 

37.  Vrbanand  Rural  Population:  ByStates 42 

38.  Population  in  Places  of  8,000  Inhabitants  or  more 43 

39.  Di^ributionof  Population  in  Groups  of  Cities  and  in  Rural  Territory 43 

40.  Marital  Condition  of  Urban  and  Rural  Population 44 

41.  Urban  and  Rural  Dwellings  and  Families -  44 

42.  Citlesof  60,000 cr  More  Inhabitants:  Mid-year  Estimates  of  Population 45 

43.  Cities  of  50,000 or  More  Inhabitants:  Population  by  color,  nativity,  and  parentage,  and  sex —  46 

44.  Persons  Engaged  in  Gainful  Occupations:  By  sex  and  age  groups 50 

iSw  Persons  Engaged  in  Gainful  Occupations:  By  sex,  age,  race,  nativity,  and  parentage 50 

40.  Persons  Engaged  in  Each  General  Group  of  Occupations:  Bysex 51 

47.  Persons  Engaged  in  Each  General  Group  of  Occupations:  By  sex  and  age 51 

48.  Males  and  Females  Engaged  in  Gainful  Occupations:  By  SUtes,  1910and  1920 52 

49.  Males  Engaged  in  Each  General  Group  of  Occupations:  ByStates 53 

50.  Females  Engaged  in  Each  General  Group  of  Occupations:  By  States 54 

51.  Persons  Engaged  in  Each  Specified  Occupation:  By  sex,  nativity,  and  parentage 55 

63.  Shift  in  Occupations,  1880  to  1920 62 

A3.  Religious  Bodies;  Churches  and  members,  by  denominations. 63 

M.  Religioas  Bodies:  Value  of  property,  expenditures,  and  Sunday  schools  and  scholars. 64 

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2.  DEFBCTIVBS,  DBLHIQUBHTS,  AHD  DBPBlfDBHTS 

Table 

66.  Defectives,  DeUnqoents,  and  Dependents:  By  States 65 

66.  Deaf  Mute  Population,  1880  to  1920 m 

67.  Deaf-Mutes  by  Sex,  Race,  and  Nativity .'•...  m 

68.  Cause  of  Deafness  and  Age  at  Which  Hearing  was  Lost  by  Deaf-Mutes es 

60.  Education,  Ability  to  Read  Lips,  and  Means  of  Communication  of  Deaf-Mutes 87 

60.  OccupatioDsof  Deaf-MuteslOyearsof  AgeandOver (17 

61.  Blind  Population  Enumerated,  1880to  1920 OB 

62.  Blind  Population,  by  Sex,  Race,  and  Nativity OB 

63.  Cause  of  Blindness  and  Age  at  Which  Vision  was  Lost  by  Blind OB 

64.  Education  and  Ability  to  Read  Raised  Type  of  Blind  6  Yean  of  Age  and  Over 60 

66.  Occupations  of  Blind  Population  10  Years  of  Age  and  Over 60 

66.  Paupers  Enumerated  in  Almshouses,  1880  to  1923 70 

67.  Age  Distribution  of  Paupers  Enumerated  in  Almshouses,  1880  to  1923 70 

68.  Paupers  Admitted  to  Almshouses  and  Number  of  Departures  and  Deaths  during  1922 70 

60.  Mental  Patients,  Feeble-minded  and  Epileptics  in  State  Institutions  and  Prisoners  in  State 

and  Federal  {^lisons  and  Reformatories,  1904  to  1928.. 71 

70.  State  Hospitals  for  Mental  Disease:  First  Admissions,  1923, 1926»  and  1927,  by  Psychosis 71 

71.  Patients  Enumerated  in  Hospitals  for  Mental  Disease,  1880  to  1923 72 

72.  Patients  Enumerated  in  Hospitals  for  Mental  Disease,  1890  to  1923:  By  Age  Groups 73 

73.  Patients  Admitted  to  Hospitalsjfor  Mental  Disease  during  1922:  By  Psychosis 73 

74.  State  Hospitals  for  Mental  Disease  and  State  Institutions  for  the  Feeble-minded  and  Epileptics: 

Admissions  during  the  Year  and  Number  Present,  by  States 7S 

76.  Prisoners  Enumerated,  1880  to  1923 74 

76.  Prisoners  Enumerated  January  1, 1923,  and  Commitments  during  the  Year,  by  Classes 74 

77.  Prisoners  and  Juvenile  Delinquents  Enumerated  and  Commitments. _  74 

78.  Prisoners  Enumerated  and  Conmiitments,  by  Principal  Offenses. 75 

79.  Prisoners  Enumerated  and  Commitments:  By  Nature  and  Length  of  Sentence 76 

80.  State  and  Federal  Prisons  and  Reformatories:  Admissions  and  Number  Present,  by  States....  76 

3.  VITAL  STATISTICS 

81.  Deaths:  Number  and  rates,  1880  to  1927 77 

82.  Deaths:  Rates  by  sex  and  age  groups,  1901  to  1927 78 

83.  Deaths:  Crude  rates,  1913  to  1927,  by  race,  distinguishing  citiea  and  rural  area 79 

84.  Deaths:  Number  in  the  death  registration  States 79 

85.  Deaths:  Rates  by  States 80 

86.  Deaths:  Crude  and  adjusted  rates,  by  registration  cities  of  100,000  or  more  inhabitants 81 

87.  Deaths:  Number  and  rates,  by  important  causes 82 

88.  Births,  Deaths,  and  Deaths  under  1  Year  of  Age:  By  sex 81 

80.  Number  of  Births  and  Excess  of  BUths  over  Deaths:  By  States 84 

90.  Birth  and  Death  Rates:  1918  to  1927 85 

01.  Birth  Rates  and  Excess  of  Births  Over  Deaths:  By  States 86 

92.  Births  and  Stillbhths  By  Legithnacy:  By  SUtes 87 

03.  Deaths  of  Infants  under  1  Year  of  Age:  Number  and  rates,  by  States 88 

01.  Deaths  of  Infants  onder  1  Year  of  Age:  Rates,  by  principal  causes 89 

05.  Deaths  of  Infants  under  1  Year  of  Age:  Rates,  according  to  age  subdivisions 00 

06.  Homicides  and  Suicides:  Number  and  rate  in  dties  having  100,000  population  or  more 00 

07.  Birth  and  DeathHegistration  Area:  States  included  with  year  when  each  was  added 01 

08.  Marriages  and  Divorces:  Number  granted  and  ratio  of  divorces  to  marriages 01 

09.  Marriages  and  Divorces:  Number  granted  and  ratio  of  divorces  to  marriages  by  States 08 

4.  IMiaORATION  AND  EMI^RATEOH 

100.  Immigration:  1821  to  1928 00 

101.  Admissions  and  Departures  of  Aliens:  1910  to  1928. 08 

102.  Immigrants  Admitted,  Debarred,  and  Deported 94 

103.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted:  By  occupation,  amount  of  money  brought,  etc 94 

104.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted  and  Emigrant  Aliens  Departed,  by  Sex  and  Age;  and  Illiteracy  of 

Immigrants 94 

105.  Immigration:  By  countries  of  last  residence,  by  decades,  1831  to  1930 06 

106.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted  and  Emigrant  Aliens  Departed:  By  country  of  last  or  future  resi- 

denoo — 06 

107.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted  and  Emigrant  Aliens  Departed:  By  race  or  people 06 

108.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted:  Percentages,  by  race  or  people 100 

109.  Immigrant  Aliens  Admitted  and  Emigrant  Aliens  Departed:  By  race  or  people,  and  by  sex. .  100 

1 10.  A  liens  Admitted:  By  classes  under  the  Immigration  act  of  1034,  and  by  region  of  birth 101 

111.  Immigration  Quotas  and  Aliens  Admitted  and  Charged  to  Quotas:  By  Nationality 108 

112.  Quota  and  Nonquota  Immigrants  Admitted:  By  Country  of  Birth 103 

113.  Arrivals  and  Departures  of  Aliens  and  Citlxens 103 


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114.  AniTals  Of  PMMOflan  from  F<Mreign  Coontries  at  the  Prindpal  SwiMirts lOi 

11&.  DeiMutiins  of  Passengers  fh>m  Seaports  of  the  United  States  for  Foreign  Coimtr^ KM 

116.  KationalOriginofthe  White  Popolation  of  the  United  States 106 

117.  Imniigration  Quotas  on  Basis  of  National  Origin. 106 

5.  BDUCATIOir 

ua.  Summary  of  Pablie  Elementary  and  Secondary  Schools:  ISTOto  1(126. 107 

lift.  Ekmemtary,  Commercial,  Secondary,  Normal  School,  and  College  Enrollment 106 

m.  Pablie  Hi^  Schools  and  Private  HidH  Schools  and  Academies:  1800  to  1826 106 

12L  Normal  Schools  and  Teachers'  Colleges 100 

122L  Elementary  and  Secondary  Schools,  Public  and  Private:  Enrollment  and  attendance,  by  States.  110 

V3&.  Pubtie  Elementary  and  Secondary  Schools:  Number  and  salary  of  teadiers,  by  States 112 

IM.  Public  Elenwntary  and  Secondary  Sdiools:  Expenditures,  by  States 113 

12S.  Public  Elementary  and  Secondary  Schools:  White  and  colored  enrollment  in  16  States. 114 

136.  Publie  High  Schools  and  Private  High  Schools  and  Academies:  Enrollment  by  States. 114 

137.  Public  High  Schools  and  Private  High  Schools  and  Academies:  Teachers  and  pupils,  by  States..  116 

12&  School  Statistios  of  Nonoontiguous  Territory _ 116 

1».  Normal  Schools  and  Teachers' Colleges:  By  SUtes 117 

130.  Universities,  Colleges,  and  Professional  Schools:  Instructors,  students,  and  income,  by  States..  118 

UL  Universities,  Colleges,  and  Professional  Schools:  ProfeesicMial  students  courses  and  States. 120 

132.  Universities,  Colleges,  and  Professional  Schools:  Libraries  and  property,  by  States. 121 

133.  Nurse  Training,  Commercial,  Summer,  and  Reform  Schools:  By  States .-c.  122 

134.  Schodb  for  the  Blind,  the  I>«i^  and  the  Feeble- Minded:  By  SUtes. 128 

135.  Schools  for  the  Blind,  the  Deaf,  and  the  Feeble-minded:  1910^  1922,  and  1026 124 

136.  Vocational  Education:  Teachers  and  pupils,  by  dass  of  school 121 

137.  Vocational  Education:  Pupils  enrolled,  by  States 136 

136.  Vocational  Education:  Pupils  enrolled  in  vocational  teacher-training  courses,  by  States 126 

130.  Vorational  Edneation:  Expenditures  under  the  vocational  education  act. 127 

Ma  Voeatfooal  Rehabilitation  of  Persons  Disabled  in  Industry  or  Otherwise 128 

6.  PUBUC  LAUDS  AND  NATIONAL  PARKS 

ML  Original  and  Perfected  Entries  of  Public  Lands  and  Area  Patented:  By  dasses 129 

MS.  Original  Entries  of  Public  and  Indian  Lands  under  All  AcU:  By  States 129 

143.  Homesteads:  Original  entries  by  States,  1011  to  1928,  and  final  entries,  entire  area,  1868  to  1928..  130 

144.  Sto<±- Raising  Homesteads:  Original  entries  tmm  passage  of  act  to  June  30^  1928,  by  States 130 

145.  Timber  and  Stone,  Coal,  Mineral,  and  Desert-Land  Entries:  By  States 131 

146.  Lands  Certified  or  Patented  on  Account  of  Railway  and  Wagon  Road  Grants:  By  States 131 

M7.  Lands  Certified  or  Patented  on  Account  of  Railway  or  Wagon  Road  Grants:  1850  to  1928 132 

148.  Land  Grants  to  States  for  Educational  and  Other  Purposes:  By  States 133 

149.  Acreage  of  Public  and  Indian  Lands  Patented:  By  States  and  classes 134 

15a  Receipts  under  the  Mineral  Leasing  Act  of  February  25, 1920 134 

15L  Acreage  of  PubUc  Lands  withdrawn  from  Settlement  and  Restorations  therefrom 136 

152.  Public  Land:  Areas  Unappropriated  and  Unreserved 136 

153.  Area  of  Indian  Reservations  and  Indian  Population 136 

154.  National  Parks  and  National  Monuments,  with  Description 137 

7.  CUMATB 

155.  Climatic  Conditions:  Selected  cities  in  the  United  States 141 

8.  ASMT,  NAVT,  CIVIL  SERVICE,  PENSIONS,  VETERANS'  BXTREAU  ACTIVITIES, 

ELECTIONS.  ETC. 

156.  Army  of  the  United  States:  Strength  of  component  parts.  1890  to  1928 153 

157.  Nati<mal  Guard:  Organixed  strength,  by  States 154 

156.  Navy,  Marine  Corpse  and  Naval  Reserve:  Organized  strength,  1903  to  1928 154 

169.  Army:  Estimated  strength,  specified  months,  1917  and  1918 155 

16a  Army:  C<«iparative  strength  on  AiHil  1, 1917,  and  November  11, 1918,  by  brandies 155 

16L  Navy:  Number  and  displacement  of  vessels  fit  for  service,  1906  to  1928 155 

Navy:  Number  and  displacement  of  vessels,  by  classes,  December  31, 1928 156 

American  Red  Cross:  Expenditures 157 

164.  American  Red  Cross:  Annual  roll  call,  by  States 157 

10&.  Peosions:  Number  of  War  pensioners  on  rolls  and  disbursements  for  pensions 158 

166.  Veterans' Bureau:  Disbursements  from  appropriations  and  trust  funds 159 

yB»  V^erans*  Insoranoe  and  Compensation:  Death  and  disability  awards 160 

168.  Government  Life  Insurance:  Annual  premium  rates  by  specified  forms  of  insurance 160 

Jflft.  Ooffemment  His  Insurance:  Insurance  in  force  and  premiums  collected 161 

170.  GoTcramoit  life  Inmranoe:  Converted  insurance  issued  and  in  force,  by  plan 161 

I7L  Oovcmment  life  Insazanoe  Fund:  Financial  statement ICI 


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ITS.  VooaUonalRehabiUtation  of  Disabled  yeterazi8:Namb6rent€f«d,dlfloontinaed,  and  in  t^^  103 

173.  Hospitalisation:  United  States  Veterans' Boreaa  beneficiaries 182 

174.  Adjusted  Compensation  Awards:  Nomber  and  amount  to  June  30, 1928 183 

17fi.  Civil  Serrioe  Retirement:  Summary  of  operations 163 

176.  Civil  Servioe:  Growth  of  the  executive  dvil  serfioe  and  the  merit  system 164 

177.  Civil  Servioe:  Number  ofemployees,  by  departments  and  offices 164 

178.  Civil  Service:  Examinations,  appointments,  and  competitive  positions,  1883  to  1928 166 

179.  Popular  Vote  for  Presidential  Electors:  By  parties,  totals,  1888  to  1928,  and  by  States,  1928 166 

180.  Electoral  Vote  for  President:  By  principal  political  parties  and  by  States 167 

181.  Congressional  Representation:  Ratios  and  apportionment,  by  States,  at  each  census 168 

9.  NATIONAL  OOVBRNMBNT  FINANCES 

182.  Ordinary  Receipts  and  Expenditures  Chargeable  Against  Them  (Cash  Basis) :  1916  to  1929 160 

188.  Receipts  and  Expenditures:  Summary,  1791  to  1928 170 

184.  Ordinary  Receipts:  By  major  classes,  1791  to  1928 171 

186.  Ordinary  Expenditures:  By  major  classes,  1791  to  1928 172 

186.  Receipts:  By  sources,  1927  and  1928 178 

187.  Bxpenditures:  By  detailed  purposes,  1927  and  1928 176 

188.  Ordinary  Receipts  and  Expenditures  Chargeable  Against  Them:  By  months 179 

189.  Expenditures  Chargeable  Against  Ordinary  Receipts:  By  major  classifications,  1916  to  1928 180 

190.  Appropriations  by  the  Congress  of  the  United  States,  1918tol929 182 

191.  Internal  Revenue:  Amounts  collected  from  principal  sources,  1863  to  1928 183 

192.  Internal  Revenue:  Receipts  from  each  specific  source,  1923  to  1928 184 

198.  Internal  Revenue:  Income  and  profits  tax  and  miscellaneous  receipts,  by  States 185 

194.  Personal  and  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Summary,  1913  to  1926 186 

106.  Personal  and  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Number,  net  income  and  tax,  by  States 186 

190.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Gross  receipts  ot  corporations  by  Industrial  groups 187 

197.  Corporation  Dividends:  By  industrial  groups 188 

196.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Sources  of  income  and  nature  of  deductions,  by  classes  of 

corporations 189 

199.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Number  and  net  income  by  Income  classes  and  industrial 

groups 190 

SOO.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Net  Income,  and  tax  yield,  by  States 191 

901.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Analysis,  by  States 192 

308.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  By  industrial  groups,  1918  to  1926 194 

208.  Corporation  Income  Tax  Returns:  Gross  and  net  income,  by  industries 196 

204.  Assets  and  Liabilities  of  Corporations:  By  industrial  groups 197 

206.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Analysis,  1919  to  1926 199 

206.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Number  and  net  income,  by  family  relationship 199 

207.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Number,  net  income,  tax,  and  average  rate,  by  income  classes.  200 
306.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Analjrsis,  by  income  dasses 201 

200.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Total  income  by  income  classes,  distributed  by  sources 203 

210.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Total  income  by  States,  distributed  by  sources 203 

311.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Number,  net  income,  and  tax  yield,  by  States 204 

212.  Personal  Income  Tax  Returns:  Analysis,  by  States 206 

213.  Federal  Estate  Tax  Returns:  Distribution  by  size  of  net  estate 208 

214.  Public  Debt:  Amount  outstanding  by  specific  loans,  June  30, 1928 209 

216.  Public  Debt:  Summary  of  transactions  in  interest-bearing  securities  during  1928 213 

216.  Public  Debt:  Totals,  1800  to  1929,  and  by  classes,  1917  to  1929 213 

217.  PublicDebt:  Transactions  during  1917  to  1928 214 

218.  Payments  and  Loans  of  the  United  States  Government  to  Carriers 214 

319.  Obligations  of  Foreign  Governments  to  the  United  States:  Amount  of  indebtedness  and  pay- 
ments received 216 

330.  Obligations  of  Foreign  Governments  to  the  United  States:  Original  and  funded  debt  and  pres- 
ent value  of  pajrments  to  be  received.. 216 

221.  Money  Cost  of  the  World  War  to  the  United  Stotes  Government 216 

333.  Securities  Owned  by  the  United  States  Govemmeht 217 

10.  STATE,  CITY,  AND  LOCAL  OOVBRNMBNT  FINANCES 

233.  Taxes :  Total  levies  of  ad  valorem  general  property  taxes  of  all  d vil  divisions,  by  States 219 

334.  Assesed  Valuation  of  Property  Subject  to  General  Property  Tax:  By  States 220 

336.  PublicDebt:  All  classes  of  Government  organisations 320 

236.  State  Finances:  Receipts  and  cost  payments,  all  States  combined,  by  principal  classes 231 

327.  State  Finances:  Receipts  and  cost  payments  per  capita,  all  States  combined 221 

336.  State  Finances:  Total  revenue  receipts  and  governmental  cost  payments  for  operation,  mainte- 
nance, and  interest,  by  Stotes,  1916  to  1987 333 


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aiL  8tate  FinaaoBt:  B«T«m]e  TMelpis  and  gorenmieotal  eo8t  payments,  by  States        SS 

aiL  Stata  Debts  Oraas  debt  leas  sixildiig-ftmd  aasets,  total  and  per  oapita,  by  States 224 

SL  StateDebta:  By  classes  and  by  States 225 

ttt.  Bonded  Indebtedness  of  States:  By  porposs  of  iasne 228 

glL  State  Debts;  Oroas  debt,  sinkinfrftmd  assets^  and  debt  lees  ainklng-^tand  assets  of  all  States 227 

04.  Loeal  Oovenunoit  Debt  by  Olaasss  of  Oivfl  Divisions:  By  States 227 

Debts  of  Loeal  Oovemments:  Combined  debt  of  all  dTild!vlsions»  by  States 228 

Debts  of  States  and  Local  Oovenmients  Combined:  ByStates 220 

ST.  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Beoeipts  and  cost  payments  of  cities,  by  size  groups 280 

SBL  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Per  capita  reoeipCs  and  cost  payments  of  cities,  by  skegroops 2S1 

ao.  Finances  of  Cities:  Per  capita  receipts,  cost  payments,  and  net  debt  of  146  dtiea  combined. 231 

MO.  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Beoeipts  and  cost  pajrments  of  each  principal  city 232 

141.  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Beoeipts  of  each  principal  city,  by  sooroes •  234 

212.  Finanoesof  Cities:  Governmental  cost  payments  of  each  principal  city,  by  objects 236 

MB.  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Net  debt  of  each  principal  city 2(0 

M4.  Finanoes  of  Cities:  Beoeipts,  payments,  and  debt  of  each  city  of  30,000  to  100,000  inhabitants. . .  241 

11.  MONET  AND  BANKING 

MS.  Coinage  of  the  United  States  Mint:  1703  to  1028 245 

246.  Money  in  Circolation,  by  kinds,  1914  to  1928 245 

M7.  Money:  Stock  in  the  United  States,  by  kinds,  1860  to  1928 240 

M8w  Money:  Stock  and  amount  in  Treasury  and  in  drcolation,  1800  to  1928 M7 

24iL  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Total  and  prindpal  assets  of  an  banks  and  of  each  bank 248 

290l  Federal  Beaerve  Banks:  Prindpal  liabilities  of  all  banks  and  of  each  bank M9 

2SI.  Federal  Beaerve  Banks:  Discount  and  open-market  operations 250 

2SB.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Bills  discounted  for  member  banks,  by  States 251 

251.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Holdings  of  purchased  acceptances 252 

254.  Federal  Beaerre  Banks:  Holdings  of  United  SUt«6  securities 262 

SS5l  Federal  Beser^'e  Banks:  Holdings  of  discounted  bills,  by  classes  and  nlaturitiee. 258 

256.  Diaooont  Batesofeach  Federal  Beserve  Bank:  1916  to  1028 254 

257.  Federal  Beaerve  Odd  Settiement  Fund:  Transactions  through  the  fund,  1915  to  1928 .•  256 

tSL  Federal  Beaerve  Gold  Settlement  Fund:  Transactions  through  the  fund,  by  districts 256 

2B9.  Feteal  Beserve  Agents'  Gold  Fund;  Summary  of  transactions 257 

20.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Operations  of  branches 257 

ML  Federal  Beaerve  Banks:  Volume  of  operations  in  prindpal  departments 258 

212.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Average  annual  rate  of  earnings  on  bills  and  securities 250 

2S3.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Profit  and  loss  account 250 

264.  Federal  Beserve  Banks:  Clearing  operations  and  number  of  banks  on  par  list 200 

265.  Federal  Beserve  System:  Number,  capital  and  surplus,  and  total  resources  <rf  member  banks. .  2Q0 

206.  Federal  Beserve  System:  Prindpal  assets  and  liabilities  of  member  banks  in  leading  dties 261 

M7.  Federal  Beserve  System:  Prindpal  assets  and  liabilities  of  all  member  banks 262 

258.  Federal  Beserve  System:  Loans  and  investments  of  all  member  banks,  by  dasses 264 

200.  Ail  BepcHting  Banks:  Number,  resources,  capital  and  surplus,  and  depodts 264 

170.  All  Beporting  Banks:  Prindpal  resources  and  liabilities,  by  States,  June  30, 1928 265 

271.  All  Beporting  Banks:  Prindpal  resources  and  liabilities  by  States,  December  31 206 

2?2.  Banks:  Number,  resources,  capital  and  surplus,  and  deposits  in  each  dass  of  banks 267 

273.  National  Banks:  Prindpal  resources  and  liabilities,  June  30, 1863  to  1928 268 

27i.  Natk>nal  Banks:  Prindpal  resources  and  liabilities,  December  31, 1911  to  1928 200 

275.  National  Banks:  Number  and  total  resources,  by  States 270 

276.  National  Banks:  Prindpal  resources  and  liabilities,  by  States 271 

277.  National  Banks:  Loans  and  discounts,  by  reserve  dties  and  States 272 

278.  National  Banks:  Classifleation  of  loans  and  discounts 273 

2T9.  National  Banks:  Securities  owned,  by  classes - 273 

2M).  National  Banks:  Dividends  and  net  addition  to  profits,  with  ratios 274 

281.  Banks  Other  Than  National:  Besouroes  and  liabilities,  1910  to  1928 274 

Savings  Depodts  and  Savings  Depositors  in  Banks  and  Trust  Comi>anies-. 275 

Savings  Depodts  and  Savings  Depositors  in  Banks  and  Trust  Companies:  By  States 276 

284.  Savings  Banks:  Number  of  depositors  and  amount  of  savings  depodts,  1820  to  1910 277 

285.  Mutual  Savings  Banks:  Number  of  depositors  and  amount  of  deposits,  by  States 277 

286.  Postal  Savings:  Summary  of  business  dnce  the  establishment  <rf  the  system 278 

287.  Postal  Savings:  Sunmiary  of  business,  by  States - 278 

sn.  Building  and  Loan  Assodations:  Number,  membership,  and  assets^  totals  and  by  States 279 

Certain  Major  Items  of  Savings  of  the  United  Sutes 280 

Federal  and  Joint-Stock  Land  Banks:  Net  mortgage  loans  outstanding 280 

291.  Federal  Land  Banks:  Prindpal  assets  and  liabilities  of  each  bank 280 

IB.  Flsderal  Land  Banks:  Loans  submitted  for  bond  issue,  by  districts  and  States 281  • 


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303.  Federal  Land  Banks:  PnrpoeeB  of  loana  robmitted  glnee  ommliation,  by  dtotricta 282 

294.  National  Farm  Loan  Aasodations:  Loans  made  slnoe  organization,  by  8tatei 288 

295.  Joint-Stock  Land  Banks:  Principal  assets  and  liabilities  of  each  bank. 282 

296.  Joint-Stock  Land  Banks:  Loans  submitted  for  bond  issue  since  organisation,  by  Slates. 28# 

297.  Federal  Intermediate  Credit  Banks:  Principal  assets  and  liabilities 286 

296.  War  Finance  Corporation:  Status  of  advances  made  onder  all  sections  of  tha  act. 285 

299.  Clearing  House  Exchanges:  Summary  for  United  States,  1882  to  1928 

800.  Clearing  House  Exchanges:  By  cities. 

801.  Debits  to  Individual  Accounts  in  141  Principal  Cities:  By  districts  and  by  months 

802.  Debits  to  Individual  Aceounts  in  Each  of  141  Principal  Cities. 

12.  WEALTH 

803.  National  Wealth,  Estimates:  Total  1850  to  1923,  and  by  classes,  1900  to  1922 

304.  Wealth:  Estimated  value  of  tangible  property  in  each  State,  by  classes 2M 

806.  Wealth:  Estimated  value  of  all  tangible  property  in  each  State,  total  and  per  capita 290 

13.  BUSIKESS  FINANCE 

306.  Exchange  Rates  in  New  York  for  Cable  Transfers  on  Principal  Financial  Centers 287 

807.  Exchange  Rates  in  Now  York  for  Cable  Transfers  on  Principal  Financial  Centers:  By  months.  298 

308.  Interest  Rates:  Call  money,  time  loans,  and  acceptances.  New  York,  by  quarters  or  months. .  800 

309.  Interest  Rates:  Call  money,  time  loans,  and  acceptances.  New  York,  by  weeks 301 

310.  Fire  and  Marino  Insurance  Business:  Major  statistical  items 308 

811.  Fire  Insurance:  Outstanding  risks,  1877  to  1927 

312.  Fire  and  Lightning  Insurance  Business:  DetaUed  statistics,  1920  to  1927 

313.  Fires:  Ineachcity  of  100,000  or  more  inhabitants 304 

314.  Fire  Losses:  Estimated  United  States  total  and  total  for  reporting  cities 306 

815.  Life  Insurance:  Operations  of  all  companies  of  the  United  States  since  organisation 306 

816.  Life  Insurance:  Summary  of  financial  condition  and  policy  account 308 

317.  Life  Insurance:  Detailed  financial  condition  and  business  transacted 306 

818.  Life  Insurance:  Summary  of  financial  condition  and  policy  accounts  of  companies  reporting  to 

New  York  insurance  department,  1860tol927 308 

319.  Life  Insurance  Issued  and  Terminated:  With  mode  of  termination _  309 

820.  Life  Insurance  Issued  and  Terminated  Annually  by  Surrender,  Lapse,  and  Decrease 300 

321.  Life  Insurance:  Ordinary  and  industrial  insurance  written,  by  States. 310 

322.  Life  Insurance:  Ordinary  and  industrial  insurance  in  force,  by  States. 311 

823.  Life  Insurance  of  Fraternal  Orders. 312 

324.  Mutual  Accident  and  Sick  Benefit  Associations:  Financial  condition  and  business. 312 

825.  Casualty,  Surety,  and  Miscellaneous  Insurance:  Financial  condition  and  business. 312 

326.  Casualty,  Surety  and  Miscellaneous  Insurance  Companies:  Premiums  and  losses,  by  classes...  314 

327.  Dividend  and  Interest  Payments:  Corporate  and  governmental 314 

82S.  Capital  Issues:  Corporate,  foreign  government,  farm  loan,  and  State  fknd  municipal 315 

329.  Capital  Issues  of  Corporations -  316 

330.  Brokers*  Loans  Outstanding 316 

331.  New  York  Stock  Exchange  Transactions 317 

832.  Price  Movements  of  Stocks  and  Bonds  on  the  New  York  Stock  Exchange 317 

333.  Indexes  of  Value  of  Sales  of  Chain  Stores:  By  branches  of  business 317 

334.  Indexes  of  Value  of  Wholesale  Sales:  By  branches  of  business,  and  by  months 318 

335.  Indexes  of  Value  of  Sales  of  Department  Stores:  By  months,  and  by  districts 318 

336.  Commercial  Failures:  Annually  since  1857  and  monthly  from  1918  to  1928 310 

337.  Commercial  Failures:  Aggregates,  by  States 320 

838.  Coinmcrcial  Failures,  by  General  Classes  of  Business,  and  Bank  Suspensions:  By  States 321 

389.  C^oinmcrcial  FiUlures,  by  Specific  Branches  of  Business,  and  Bank  SoQMnsions 3S2 

14.  PRICES 

340.  Wholesale,  Retail,  and  Farm  Prices:  Index  numbers,  monthly 

341.  Wholesale  Prices  by  Commodity  Groups:  Index  numbers. 

342.  Wholesale  Prices:  Index  numbers,  1800  to  1889 

343.  Wholesale  Prices  by  Commodity  Subgroups:  Index  Dombers. 326 

844.  WholesiUe  Prices  of  Leading  Commodities. 321 

345.  Wholesale  Price  Indexes,  Bradstreet's,  Dun's,  and  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics 329 

846.  Cost  of  Living  in  the  United  States:  Index  numbers,  by  groups 329 

347.  Cost  of  Living  in  Principal  Cities:  Index  numbers. 830 

848.  Index  NumU^rs  of  the  Retail  Price  of  Food  and  Purchasing  Power  of  the  Dollar 831 

849.  Retail  Food  Price  Index  Numbers  for  39  Individual  Cities 381 

360.  Retail  Prices  of  Principal  Individual  Articles  of  Food:  Actual  and  rehitive 832 

351.  Annual  Average  Unit  Values  of  Important  Artides  Exported 338 

352.  Annual  Average  Unit  Values  of  Important  Articles  Imported. 834 


CONTENTS  IX 

15.  WAGES,  HOUSS  OF  LABOR.  AKD  BMPLOTMBNT 
TBliie  Pace 

SSI.  Waces  and  Hoon  of  Labor  in  Spedfled  Manafoetaiing  Iiidiutries 837 

354.  Wacea  per  Hoar  in  tbeCkMdMiiiiiig  Industry 340 

SSS.  Wacea  and^Honrs  of  Labor  in  Spedfled  Manufacturing  and  Mining  Indostriea 341 

SS6w  Wagea  of  Common  Labor  in  Road  Building 341 

S57.  IndezNmnbcfsof  Union  Wage  Rates  and  Hours  of  Labor^ 342 

SSBw  Index  Numbers  of  Unioo  Wage  Rates  and  Hours  of  Labon  Specified  trades 343 

SSB.  Average  Union  Rates  of  Wages  in  Specified  Trades 344 

90Ol  Employnient  and  Pay  Ron  Indexes  in  Manufacturing  Establishments 845 

961.  Operation  Ratios  in  Manufscturing  Establishments 346 

362.  Employment  and  Pay  Roll  IndexesinManafseturing  Establishments:  By  geographic  divisions.  345 

363.  Employment  and  Pay  "RoHl  Indexes:  Major  groups  of  mamifttcturing  industries 347 

364.  Emplo3nnent  and  Pay  Roll  Indexes:  Principal  Manufacturing  industries. 848 

365.  Factory  Employment  Indexes  in  Specified  States 349 

366.  Weekly  Earnings  of  Factory  Labor  in  Specified  States. 350 

867.  Average  WeeUy  and  Hourly  Earnings  in  Manufacturing  Industries 350 

16.  POSTAL  SBRVICB 

ML  Statistical  Sommary  of  the  Postal  Servioe:  1800tol028 851 

3BB.  BeTennes,  Postal  Servioe:  By  principal  items 353 

330.  Postal  Money-order  business 353 

371.  Expenditures*  Postal  Servioe:  By  principal  items 353 

373.  Transportation  of  Domestic  Mails,  and  Number  and  Salaries  of  Raflway  MaQ  Employeas 358 

373.  City  and  Rural  Free  Delivery  and  Star  Route  Service 354 

374.  Postal  Servioe:  Volume  of  transactions  in  stamped  paper  and  of  mail  carried,  by  classes 354 

375.  Gross  Receipts,  Cost  of  City  Delivery  Service  and  of  Clerk  Hire  at  Principal  Ofllcee 855 

376.  Postal  Service:  Number  of  offices,  mileage  of  rural  free  delivery,  and  gross  receipts,  by  States. .  856 

377.  Money  Orders  Issued  and  Paid,  by  States. 357 

17.  TELEPHONE.  TELEGRAPH,  AND  CABLE  SYSTEMS 

378.  Telepbone  Systems:  Equipment,  trafllc,  employees,  wages,  revenue,  and  investment 350 

379.  Telepbone  Systems:  Miles  of  wire  and  number  of  calls  and  telephones,  by  States 360 

880.  American  Telephone  dc  Telegraph  Co.  and  Associated  Companies:  Telephone  stations  and 

miles  of  wire 361 

JBl.  American  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co.  and  Associated  Companies:  Summary  of  statistics 361 

882.  Telephone  Systems:  Reports  to  Interstate  Commerce  Commission 363 

383.  Wireless  Telegrai^  Systems:  Summary  of  statistics 362 

384.  Telegraph  and  Cable  Systems:  Reports  to  the  Interstate  Commerce  Commission 863 

385.  Land  and  Ocean-Cable  Telegraph  Systems  Combined:  Financial  statistics 863 

386.  Land  and  Ocean-Cable  Telegraph  Systems:  Financial  statistics 364 

387.  Land  and  Ocean-Cable  Telegraph  Systems  Combined:  Equipment,  traffic,  employees,  and 

wages 364 

388.  Land  and  Ocean-Cable  Telegraph  Systems:  Equipment,  traffic,  employees,  and  wages 365 

380.  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.:  Mileage  of  lines  and  wires,  number  of  offices,  and  finances 866 

18.  POWER-ELECTRIC  AND  OTHER 

8B0.  Annual  Supply  of  Energy  from  Mineral  Fuels  and  Water  Power  in  the  United  States 367 

301.  Electricity  Produced  and  Consumption  of  Fuel  by  Public  Utility  Power'Plants 367 

302.  Production  of  Electric  Power  by  Public  Utility  Power  Plants,  by  States 368 

3B3.  Central  Electric  Stations:  Summary  of  statistics  for  all  stations  combined 360 

304.  Central  Electric  Stations:  Summary  of  statistics  for  commercial  and  municipal  stations 369 

305.  Central  Electric  Stations:  Statistics  of  commercial  and  municipal  stations,  by  States -  370 

306.  Central  Electric  Stations:  Financial  sUtistics.. 373 

397.  Proportion  of  "Electrification"  of  Factory  Power  Equipment 373 

308.  RetaU  Prices  of  Electricity  for  Household  Use  in  Each  of  35  Cities 373 

Developed  and  Potential  Water  Power  of  the  United  States 374 


19.  PUBUC  ROADS  AND  MOTOR  VEHICLES 

400.  Rural  Highways:  Summary  of  statistics,  1021  to  1927 375 

401.  Rural  Highways:  Mileage  December  31, 1904  to  1927,  by  States 376 

402.  Rural  Highways:  Mileage  December  31, 1927,  and  construction,  1925  to  1927,  by  States 377 

403.  State  Highway  Systems:  Mileage  December  31, 1927,  by  States 878 

404.  State  Highway  Systems:  Construction  during  1926  and  1927,  by  SUtes 370 

406.  Rural  Highways:  Expenditures  under  State  departments,  by  States 880 

406.  Rural  Highways:  Total  State  and  local  expenditures,  by  States 381 

407.  Rural  Highways:  Funds  available  for  State  and  local  governments 383 

408.  Rural  Highways:  Distribution  of  expenditures.  State  and  local  governments,  by  States 383 

400.  Highway  construction  under  Federal  aid:  Status  as  of  December  31, 1928 «.  384 


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Table  Pase 

410.  Production  and  Registration  of  Motor  Vehides:  1900  to  1028 38ft 

411.  Production  of  Open  and  Closed  Cars:  By  price  groups 885 

412.  Production  of  Motor  Vehicles,  by  months 888 

413.  State  Gasoline  Taxes:  Gross  receipts  and  tax 888 

414.  Motor  Vehicle  Registration:  By  States 387 

415.  Registrations  of  and  Revenues  from  Motor  Vehicles:  By  States 888 

410.  Automobile  Fatalities:  Number  and  death  rate  in  entire  registration  area,  1911  to  1027 888 

417.  Automobile  Fatalities:  Number  and  death  rate  in  registration  States  and  cities 390 

20.  STSAM  AND  SLBCTRIC  RAILWAYS  AND  EXPRESS  COMPAHIE8 

418.  Railway  Mileage  Owned  and  Mileage  Operated:  By  classes  of  track,  1890  to  1927 ,  808 

419.  Railway  Mileage  Owned:  By  States 804 

420.  Railway  Mileage  Owned  and  Operated:  Total,  1842  to  1927 305 

421.  Mileage  Operated  and  Equipment:  By  districts 305 

422.  Mileage  of  Road  and  Tracks  Operated:  By  districts 308 

423.  Railway  Equipment  Installed  and  Retired  from  Service 396 

424.  Railway  Equipment  in  Service,  All  Reporting  Companies 307 

426.  Class! flcation  of  Railway  Cars  in  Service 307 

426.  Freight-Car  Performance  and  Equipment  Condition:  By  months 39B 

427.  Receiverships  of  Railwa3r8 39B 

428.  Railway  Employees:  Number  and  compensation 309 

429.  Railway  E  mployeos:  Number  and  compensation,  by  districts  and  classes *   390 

430.  Capitalization  of  Railroads 402 

431.  Railway  Stock  Outstanding,  Dividends,  and  Interest 402 

432.  Railway  Securities  Outstanding:  By  districts  and  classes  of  securities 408 

433.  Property  Investment,  Income,  Interest,  and  Dividends:  Operating  railroads 408 

434.  Freight  Traffic:  Train  and  car  movement 404 

435.  Freight  Traffic:  Tonnage  and  revenue 405 

436.  Revenue  and  Traffic  Statistics:  By  years  and  months 408 

437.  Passenger  Traffic:  Passengers  carried  and  passenger  revenue 407 

438.  Revenue,  Expenses,  and  Income  of  Operating  Companies  with  Averages  Per  Mile  of  Line 408 

439.  Freight  Traffic:  Tonnage  and  revenue,  1890  to  1900 400 

440.  Revenuesand  Expenses  of  Operating  Companies,  1890  to  1900 400 

441.  OperatingRoTenuesandExpensosof  All  Classes  of  Railways 409 

442.  Income  Account:  Totals,  and  by  districts 410 

443.  Taxes  and  Special  Assessments  on  Railwasrs:  By  States... 411 

444.  Principal  Railway  Companies:  Mileage^  traffic,  revenues,  and  expenses  of  each  company 412 

445.  Revenue  Freight  Carried:  By  commodity  groups 414 

446.  Revenue  Freight  Carried:  By  principal  commodities. 416 

447.  Car  Jyoadings:  All  commodities  and  commodity  groups,  by  months 417 

448.  Steam  Railway  Accidents,  by  Causes 418 

449.  Persons  Killed  and  Injured  in  Railway  Accidents 410 

450.  Consumptionof  Fuel,  and  Replacements  of  Rails  and  Ties 419 

451.  Express  Companies:  Income  account 420 

452.  The  Pullman  Co.:  Abstract  of  operations 420 

453.  Alaslcan  Government  Railroads:  Passenger  and  freight  service 421 

454.  Electric  Railways:  Summary  of  operations 421 

455.  Electric  Railways:  Mileage,  equipment,  output  Of  electricity,  traffic,  employees,  and  wages 422 

456.  E loot rio  Railways:  Financial  statistics 423 

457.  Electric  Railways:  Mileage,  traffic,  revenue,  and  kilowatt  hours  generated,  by  States 424 

458.  Electric  Railways:  Mileage  and  cars  and  busses  operated,  by  States 426 

450.  Electric  Railways:  Mileage  of  elevated  and  subway  and  tunnel  track,  by  States 427 

460.  Electric  RaUways:  Receiverships 427 

21.  WATERWAYS,  WATBR-BORKE  COMMERCE,  AND  OCEAN  SHXPFIlfG 

461.  Cargo  Tonnage  of  Water-Bome  Commerce  of  the  United  States:  Aggregates 429 

462.  Commerce  of  Principal  United  States  Ocean  Ports ^...  430 

463.  Great  Lakes:  Commerce  of  the  principal  ports 430 

461.  Commerce  of  the  Principal  Rivers,  Canals,  and  Connecting  Channels ^ 431 

465.  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Canals:  General  traffic  statistics 433 

466.  New  York  State  Canals:  Tonnage  of  freight  moved 434 

467.  Principal  Commodities  Carried  on  the  Ohio  River 434 

408.  Ohio  River  Traffic:  Tonnage,  ton-mileage,  and  value  of  freight 435 

469.  I>ower  Mississippi  River  Traffic:  Freight,  by  sections 436 

470.  Merchant  Marine:  Number  and  tonnage  of  vessels,  by  class  and  utilization,  1789  to  1928,  and  by 

location,  power,  and  material,  1900tol928 436 

471.  Merchant  Marine:  Number  and  tonnage  of  larger  seagoing  vessels,  by  classes  and  siso 437 


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CI,  Slifpbofldliig:  Nnmber  and  toonace  of  yessela  built,  1797  to  1038 437 

•TX  SbipbufldiBK:  Number  and  tonnage  of  vesads  built,  by  class  and  section  where  built 438 

474.  Mewhant  Vessels  Laoncfacd;  World  total  and  United  States 438 

475.  Merchant  Marine  <rf  the  World  and  the  United  States. 430 

fTSw  PanamaCanal:  Expenses  and  revenoes 439 

477.  CommereialTraffioThroagfa  the  Panama  Canal:  By  nationality  of  vessel 440 

€79.  Commercia]  Traffic  Through  the  Panama  Canal:  Summary,  by  direction 440 

470.  Cargo  Tonnage  Throogfa  the  Panama  Canal:  By  origin  and  destination 441 

«a.  Lives  Lost  by  Accident  at  Sea:  Bycaoses 441 

481.  United  States  Coast  Ooard:  Abstract  ofwoiic  performed  and  expenditures 441 

482.  Marine  Wrecks  and  Casualties  Occurring  to  Vessels  of  the  United  States 442 

483.  Shipping  Board  and  Shipping  Board  Merchant  Fleet  Corporation:  Net  appropriatioDs  and 

aHotments  from  inception  to  July  1,1028 442 

484.  Shipping  Board  and  Shipping  Board  Merchant  Fleet  Corporation:  Profit  and  Loss,  1028 443 

485.  Shipping  Board  Vessels  Sold 443 

486b  Vesseto  Controlled  by  Shipping  Board  Merchant  Fleet  Corporation 444 

487.  Tonnage  erf  Water-Bome  Commerce,  Including  foreign  and  interooastal  traffic  and  commerce  oi 

Doncontignous  territories 444 

488.  Tcmnage  of  Water-Bome  Imports  and  Exports:  By  coastal  districts  and  flag  of  carrier  vessel.  445 
480.  Tomiageof  Water-Bome  Imports  and  Exports:  By  foreigntraderegions,  by  flag  of  carrier  vessels, 

and  United  States  coastal  districts 446 

400.  Tonnage  of  Water-Bome  Imports  and  Exports:  By  individual  countries 447 

491.  Tonnageof  Water-Bome  Imports  and  Exports:  By  States  and  ports 440 

402.  Tonnageof  Water-Bome  Imports  and  Exports:  By  major  commodities  and  coastal  districts 461 

498.  Vessels  Entered  and  Cleared:  l&40tol028 452 

401.  Vessels  Entered  and  Cleared:  By  customs  districts  and  groups  Of  ports 453 

405.  Vessels  Entered  at  all  Ports,  Seaports,  and  Northern  Border  Ports:  Bydasses 454 

49S.  Vesseb  Cleared  at  all  Ports,  Seaports,  and  Northem  Border  Ports:  Bydasses 455 

407.  Vesseb  Entned  and  Cleared  at  Seaports:  By  countries  of  origin  and  destination. 456 

408.  Vcaseb  Entered  and  Cleared  at  Seaports:  By  nationality  of  vessel 457 

400.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merdumdise:  By  method  of  carriage,  1830  to  1028 458 

500.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merchandise:  By  method  of  carriage  and  nationality  of  vessel 456 

22.  FOREIGN  COMMERCE 

501.  Summary  of  Foreign  Trade:  1911  to  1028 461 

502.  Merchandise  Trade  of  Continental  United  States  with  Foreign  Countries  and  with  Outlying 

Territories  and  Possessions _ 462 

503.  Production  of  Exportable  Goods  and  Proportion  Exported 463 

504.  Exports  of  ManufiEurtured  Goods  in  Relation  to  Total  Production 463 

305.  Indexes  of  Changes  in  Quantity,  Price,  and  Value  of  Imports  and  Exports 464 

506.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Gold  and  Silver:  By  months 464 

507-  Gold  imder  Earmark  for  Foreign  Account  in  the  United  States 465 

50B.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merchandise:  Bymonths 466 

50W.  Estimated  Balance  of  International  Payments  of  the  United  States 467 

5ia  Exportsandlmportsof  Merchandise  with  Trade  Balances:  1791  to  1928 468 

51 1 .  Exports  and  Imports  of  Gold,  8U ver,  and  Merchandise,  with  balances:  1821  to  1928 460 

512.  Supplement  to  Tables  510  and  511:  Calendar  years  1900  to  1915  and  fiscal  years  1916  to  1928 470 

513.  Merdiandise  Exports  and  Imports  with  Trade  Balances:  Individual  years,  1790  to  1884 471 

514.  Per  Capita  Exports  and  Imports:  1790tol928 471 

515.  Imports  Entered  for  Consumption  and  Duties  Thereon:  1821  to  1928 472 

516.  Pertaentage  Distribution  of  Exports  and  Imports:  By  economic  classes,  1821  to  1928 473 

517.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merchandise:  By  economic  classes,  1821  to  1928 474 

5 W.  Imports,  Free  and  Dutiable,  and  Per  Cent  Free:  By  economic  dasses,  1821  to  1928 476 

519.  Supplement  to  Tables  518  and  527:  Free  and  dutiable  imports  adjusted  for  values  of  wheat  and 

wool  dassified  as  dutiable  but  entered  free 478 

530.  Percentage  Distribution  of  Exports  and  Imports:  By  continents,  1821  to  1928 470 

521-  Exports  and  Imports  Distributed  by  Continents:  1821  to  1928 480 

522.  SappVement  to  Tables520. 521,  and  528:  Adjusted  exports  to  Canada,  North  America,  and  Europe.  482 

523.  Supplement  to  Tables  524,  625,  and  526:  Adjusted  exporta  to  North  America  and  Europe,  by 

economic  dasses 482 

524.  Foreign  Trade  with  Eadi  Continent:  By  economic  dasses 483 

825.  Per  Cent  Each  Continent  Furnishes  of  Total  Trade  in  Each  Economic  Class 484 

SM.  Per  Cent  Each  Economic  Class  Forms  of  Total  Trade  with  Each  Continent... 484 

537.  Free  and  Dutiable  Imports  by  Countries 485 

538.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merchandise:  By  continents,  commercial  regions,  and  countries 486 

S29.  Experts  and  Imports  of  Merchandise:  By  groups  of  customs  districts,  1860  to  1928 402 

SIO.  Exjxxis  and  Imparts  of  Merchandise:  By  inindpal  customs  districts,  1880  to  1928 493 


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Table  Fa«e 

531.  Exports  and  Imports  of  Merchandise  and  Duties:  By  customs  districts 4M 

632:  In  Transit  and  Transshipment  Trade:  By  continents  and  principal  countries 497 

533.  Customs  District  through  Which  In  Transit  and  Transshipment  Trade  is  Shipped. 497 

534.  Principal  Articles  of  United  States  Merchandise  Exported:  1821  to  1028 4M 

535.  Imports  of  Principal  Commodities:  1821  to  1028 SOO 

636.  Exports  and  Imports  by  Groups  and  Subgroups 608 

537.  Exports  of  United  States  Merchandise:  By  commodity  groups  and  artides. 6M 

538.  Imports  of  Merchandise:  By  commodity  groups  and  articles 660 

539.  Reexports  of  Foreign  Merchandise:  B y  commodity  groups,  and  by  principal  artideB 680 

540.  Imported  Dutiable  Merchandise  Entered  for  Consumption:  Total  values,  duties  odileoted,  and 

average  rate  of  duty,  by  tariff  schedules 687 

23.  COMMBRCS  OP  NONCONTIGUOUS  TERRITORY 

641.  Imports  and  Exi>orts  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  Alaska:  Total  values 601 

542.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  Porto  Rico:  Total  values 602 

643.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  Hawaii:  Total  values 608 

644.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  the  Phillippine  Isands:  Total  values 600 

645.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  hrom  American  Samoa:  Total  values 608 

646.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  the  Virgin  Islands:  Total  values 5M 

547.  Imports  and  Exports  of  Merchandise  into  and  from  Guam:  Total  values.. 604 

548.  Shipments  of  Principal  Products  to  the  United  States  from  Alaska,  Hawaii,  Porto  Rico,  and  the 

Philippine  Islands:  Quantities  and  values 605 

649.  Shipments  of  Principal  Articles  from  the  United  States  to  Alaska,  Hawaii,  Porto  Rico,  and  the 

Philippine  Islands 

24.  IRRIGATION  AND  DRAINAGE 

650.  Government  Irrigation  Prelects:  Consolidated  financial  statement 

551.  Government  Irrigation  Projects:  Construction  cost,  other  cost  reimbursable  with  construction, 

and  amount  to  be  repaid  by  water  users 000 

552.  Government  Irrigation  Projects:  Operation  and  maintenance  cost  and  returns  during  1927 600 

553.  Government  Irrigation  Projects:  Operation  and  maintenance  cost  and  returns  to  Dec  31, 1027.  001 

554.  Government  Irrigation  Projects:  Voucher  transactions,  all  funds,  and  net  investment 602 

555.  Government  Irrigation:  Acreage  and  value  of  crops,  by  projects 603 

556.  Government  Irrigation:  Acreage  and  value  of  crops,  1915  to  1928 004 

657.  Crops  on  Irrigated  Land:  Acreage,  production,  and  value  of  specified  crops 604 

558.  Government  Irrigation:  Summary  of  construction  work.. 805 

569.  Irrigation— All  Projects:  Summary  for  the  United  States 606 

560.  Irrigation— All  Projects:  Area  and  capital  invested,  by  character  of  enterprise 006 

561.  Irrigation— All  Projects:  Area  and  capital  invested,  by  drainage  basins 606 

562.  Irrigation:  Area,  capital  invested,  final  cost,  and  cost  of  operation  and  maintenance,  by  States.  607 

663.  Irrigation:  Acreage,  yield,  and  value  of  crops  grown  on  irrigated  lands 008 

564.  Irrigation:  Acreage  and  value  of  crops  grown  on  irrigated  lands,  by  States 600 

5G5.  Drainage  of  Farm  Lands  and  Drainage  Enterprises  in  the  United  States 600 

666.  Drainage  Enterprises:  Land  in  enterprises  and  capital  invested,  by  character  of  organisation. .  610 

667.  Drainage  Enterprises:  Land  in  enterprises  and  capital  invested  by  date  of  organisation 610 

568.  Drainage  of  Farm  Lands  and  Drainage  Enterprises:  By  States 611 

25.  PARMS-OBNBRAL  STATISTICS 

569.  Population,  Farms,  and  Farm  Property:  1850,  and  1880  to  1925 OlS 

570.  Farm  Population  and  Total  Population:  By  States 014 

571.  Classification  of  Farm  Lands:  By  States 615 

572.  NumborandTotalandlmproved  Acreage  of  Farms:  By  States 610 

573.  Value  of  Farm  Property:  By  classes  and  by  States 618 

574.  Average  Values  per  Farm  and  per  Acre:  By  States. 820 

57.').  Number  of  Farms  by  Site:  Totals,  1900  to  1925,  and  by  States,  1925 621 

576.  Number  and  Acreage  of  Farms:  By  size  for  each  division 822 

577.  Number  of  Farms:  By  site  of  farm,  and  by  tenure  and  odor  of  farmer 623 

678.  Acreage  of  Farm  Land:  By  size  of  f^urm  and  by  tenure  and  color  of  farmer C24 

579.  Numberof  Farms  by  Tenure:  ByStates 025 

580.  Farm  Acreage,  Total  and  Crop  Land  Harvested,  by  Tenure:  ByStates 620 

581.  PtTccntage  of  Farms  and  Farm  Land  Operated  by  Tenants:  ByStates 627 

682.  Number  of  Farms  in  the  South:  By  color  and  tenure  of  operator 628 

683.  Number  and  Acreage  of  Farms:  By  color  and  nativity  of  operator  and  by  States 620 

684.  Number  and  Acreage  of  Farms:  By  color,  nativity,  and  tenure  of  operator  and  by  geographic 

divisions  and  regions 630 

685.  Value  of  Farm  Property:  Bysiteand  tenureoffarm 631 

686.  Mortgage  Status  of  Farms  Owned  by  the  Operator C32 


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97.  Fvnia  Owned  Wholly  by  the  Operator  and  Reportinc  Mortgage  Debt:  Nnmber,  Taliie»  and 

mortsace  debt,  by  rise  <rf  fwrm 032 

Mortgage  Status  of  Femia:  By  States — 683 

Mortgage  Debt  of  Farms:  By  States - «S4 

aoa  Nomber  of  Farins:  BtUnd  of  road  on  whicb  located  and  distanoe  from  Dearest  inarkettowD..  835 

91.  Farm  Expenditm^es  for  Labor,  FertiUxer,  and  Feed:  By  States .-. 630 

982.  Coopecative  Maiiceting  and  Purchasing  through  Farmers'  Organizations:  By  divisiona. 638 

flBS.  CooperatiTe  Marketing  and  Purchasing  Through  Farmers'  Organizations:  By  States. 638 

AM.  Farms  B^MMting  Motor  Vehicles,  Telephones,  Water  and  Light:  By  States 639 

SOS.  Farms  Beporting  Tractors  and  Radios:  By  States 640 

5B8.  Number  of  Tractors  on  Farms:  By  States. 640 

26.  FARM  PRODTTCTS-YALUB,  PRICES,  AND  FOREIGN  TRADE 

537.  Estimated  Total  Vahie  Of  Farm  Products:  1807  to  1036 641 

S».  Estimated  Value  of  Farm  Products:  By  principal  dasses 641 

300.  lodexNumbersof  Farm  and  Wholesale  Prices  of  Agricultural  Products:  By  groups.. 042 

aOQi  Index  Numbers  of  Prices  Received  and  Paid  by  Farmers  and  of  Wholesale  Prices 642 

601.  A  yetags  Farm  Wage  Rates  and  Index  Numbers  of  Farm  Wages 643 

602.  Foreign  Trade  in  Agricultural  and  Forest  Products:  1852tol928 644 

603.  AgrieoltarBl  Exports:  Value  by  malor  groups,  1910  to  1028 644 

004.  Agricoltaral  Exports:  Value  by  principal  products  or  groups,  1010  to  1928 646 

006.  Agrienltoral  Export  Indexes:  Quantity,  price,  and  value 646 

600.  Agrienltiiral  Export  Indexes:  By  groups 646 

27.  FARM  AinMALS  AND  ANIMAL  PRODUCTS 

607.  Domestic  Animals:  Number  and  value  of  animals  on  tarms,  1880  to  1020 647 

608.  Dfmwstic  Animals:  Number  on  farms  and  not  on  farms,  and  value  of  those  on  farms 647 

600.  Domestie  Animals:  Number  on  farms,  by  States 648 

6ia  Domestie  Animals  on  Farms:  Byageandsex. 650 

ill.  Domestio  Animals  on  Farms:  Number,  averages,  and  ratios 650 

612L  Domestio  Animalr  Receipts  and  shipments,  principal  markets  and  all  markets 651 

612.  Domestie  Animals'  Receipts  and  shipments  at  nine  principal  markets  oomUned 652 

OU.  Domestie  Animals:  Receipts  and  stocker  and  feeder  shipments  at  all  publie  markets.^ 658 

gl5u  Domestie  Animals:  Receipts  at  four  principal  markets  by  months 663 

616L  Domestic  Animals:  Average  farm  price  and  average  Chicago  market  price 663 

617.  Domestie  Animals:  Monthly  average  prices  of  typical  grades  at  Chicago 653 

618.  Wbdeeale  Prices  <rf  Meats  and  Animal  Products  (actual  and  index  numbers) 654 

619-  Average  Farm  Prices  of  Animals  and  Animal  Products 654 

6aOL  Afeats:  Production,  exports,  imports,  and  estimated  consumption,  and  number  of  f^nimniw 

slauirhtexed  under  Federal  inspection 655 

021.  Livestock  Products  of  Farms:  Summary  of  census  statistics 656 

622.  Cheese:  Census  statistics  of  production  in  the  United  States,  and  in  leading  States 656 

023.  Milk  Produced  and  Sold,  and  Butter  Made:  Census  statistics,  by  States 657 

694.  MAnufaciured  Dairy  Products:  Production  by  detailed  cdassee 658 

025.  Milk:  Production  and  uses  (estimates) 658 

626.  Butter  and  Cheese:  Production,  receipts  at  leading  markets,  and  oold-storage  holdings 650 

027.  Butter  and  Cheese  Prices:  Farm  and  wholesale,  by  years  and  months- 650 

Oleomsirgarine:  Production  and  materials  used 660 

Poultry  on  Farms:  Number  and  value 660 

OO.  Chickens  on  Farms  and  Chickens  Raised  and  Eggs  Produced:  By  States 661 

63L  Poultry:  Farm  prices  and  receipts  at  principal  markets,  by  years  and  months C62 

612.  Esse  Farm  prices,  prioes  and  receipts  at  principal  markets,  and  cold-storage  holdings 662 

033.  Cold-storage  Holdings  of  Animal  Products  and  Frozen  Fish:  By  months 663 

634.  Wool:  Prices,  import  values,  and  receipts  at  Boston 664 

C36.  Wool:  Production,  imports  and  exports,  1839  to  1928 664 

Wool:  Production  by  States 666 

n.  Wool  Consumed  in  Manufactures:  By  classes 666 

Animal  Food  Manufacturing  Industries:  Materials  used  and  products 660 

28.  FARM  CROPS  AND  FOODSTUFFS 

Index  Numbers  of  Mass  of  Crop  Production:  1890tol928 667 

MO.  Index  Numbers  of  All  Crop  Yields:  By  geographic  divisions,  1912  to  1928 667 

641.  AvengsValuePer  Acre  Of  10  Leading  Crops  Combined:  1866  to  1928 667 

012.  Prodnetion  of  Principal  Commodities:  1800tol928 668 

042^  Oop  Values:  Comparative  statement  showing  change  in  value  of  crops  between  1919  and  1924, 

resulting  (1)  from  change  in  intxiuction  and  (2)  lh>m  lower  prioes 600 

044.  Acreage^  Prodnetion,  and  Value  of  Individual  Crops;  Census  returns,  1800  to  1924 670 


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Table 

046.  Peroentage  of  Improved  Land  and  of  Total  Crop  Acreage  Ooeapled  by  Pilndpal  Cropa.^ 072 

646.  Truck  Crops:  Commeraial  acreage  and  production 673 

647.  Aggregate  Value  of  Farm  Crops:  By  States. 873 

648.  Cotton  and  Cottonseed:  Area,  production,  and  fliarm  Talue,  by  States 674 

649.  Fertilizer  sold,  by  States 677 

660.  Com:  Area,  production,  and  farm  value,  by  States 078 

661.  Wheat:  Area,  production,  and  fcirm  value,  by  States 

662.  Oats:  Area,  production,  and  fiarm  value,  by  States 

668.  Barley:  Area,  production,  and  liarm  value,  by  States 084 

664.  Bye  and  Rice:  Area,  production,  and  fiarm  value,  by  States 086 

666.  Potatoes:  Area,  production,  and  farm  value,  by  States 088 

666.  Sweet  Potatoes  and  Tobacco:  Area,  production,  and  Carm  Talue*  by  States 000 

667.  Tame  Hay:  Area,  production,  and  farm  value,  by  States 602 

668.  Wild  Hay:  Area,  production,  and  f^urm  value,  by  States OOS 

660.  Acreage,  Production,  and  Value  of  Principal  Crops:  1866tol928 094 

600.  Minor  Crops:  Area,  production,  and  farm  value  for  principal  producing  States 000 

661.  Orchard  Crops  (apples,  peaches,  pears):  Production,  total  and  in  leading  States 700 

662.  Orchard  Crops  (apples,  peaches,  pears):  Production,  1891  to  1927..'. 701 

663.  Orchard  Crops  (apples,  peaches,  pears):  Farm  prices  per  bushel,  by  States 701 

664.  Sugar:  Productionof  the  United  States  and  certain  outlying  areas,  and  of  (he  world. 7QS 

666.  Sugar:  Production  of  United  States,  trade,  and  apparent  consumption 702 

666.  Sugar:  Percentages  relating  to  consumption  in  continental  United  States 708 

667.  Sugar:  Wholesale  prices  of  raw  and  refined.  New  York 7QB 

068.  Sugar  Beets  and  Beet  Sugar:  Production,  totals,  and  by  States 704 

669.  Louisiana  Sugar  Cane,  Cane  Sugar,  and  Molasses 706 

670.  Hawaiian  Cane  and  Cane  Sugar 706 

071.  Maple  Sugar  and  Sirup:  Production,  totals  and,  by  States 706 

672.  Sugar  Cane  and  Sirup  in  Southern  States:  Production,  totals,  and  by  States 706 

673.  Cottonseed  and  Cottonseed  Products:  Production,  value,  and  exports 707 

074.  Cotton:  Production,  consumption,  exports,  imports,  and  prices 70B 

676.  Cotton  Exports  to  Principal  Countries:  1866tol928 700 

676.  Coffee:  Imports,  reexports,  net  imports  per  capita,  and  average  import  price  per  pound 700 

677.  Tea:  Net  Imports  and  Per  Capita  Imports _ 710 

678.  Cocoa  and  Chocolate:  Imports 710 

679.  Silk  and  Silk  Manufactures:  Foreign  trade 710 

680.  Crude  Rubber:  World  production.  United  States  imports,  exports,  consumption,  and  prices...  711 

681.  Wheat:  Acreage  and  Production 711 

682.  WhMt:  Supply  and  distribution  and  disappearance  f<»r  food,  etc 712 

683.  Visible  Supply  of  Grain  (wheat,  com,  oats):  By  months 712 

684.  Exports  (cxcl.  reexports)  and  Total  Imports  of  Wheat,  Com,  Rice,  Tobacco,  and  Flaxseed 713 

685.  Yearly  Weighted  Average  Farm  Prices  of  Specified  Crops:  Bycrop  years 714 

686.  Grain  Prices:  Weighted  average  market  price  per  bushel  of  reported  cash  sales 716 

687.  Grain  Receipts  at  Six  Atlantic  Seaboard  Ports 710 

688.  Grain  Receipts  (wheat,  corn,  oats)  at  Primary  Markets:  By  crop  years 710 

689.  Wheat  Freight  Rates:  Chicago  to  New  York 710 

&M.  Wheat  Freight  Rates:  Buffalo  to  New  York 717 

691.  Freight  Rates  (grain,  flour,  provisions):  Chicago  to  European  ports 717 

692.  Food  Manufacturing  Industries:  Materials  used  and  products 718 

29.  FORESTS  AND  FOREST  PRODUCTS 

093.  Forests:  Original  and  present  area,  and  stand  of  saw  timber  and  annual  growth 721 

694.  Stand  of  Saw  Timber  (estimated):  By  species  and  regions 722 

696.  N  ational  Government  Forests:  Area  and  amount  of  standing  timber  of  forests,  in  each  State...  722 
096.  National  Government  Forests:  Area  of  each  forest 723 

697.  Forest  Lands  Acquired  or  Approved  for  Purchase  under  Weeks  Law:  By  States 724 

0Q8.  National  Government  Forests:  Statistics  of  operations 724 

609.  Lumber:  Production,  totals,  and  by  species,  and  average  value 726 

700.  Lumber  Production:  By  regions  and  States 726 

701.  Estimated  Quantity  of  Timber  Removed  Annually  from  Forests 727 

702.  Lumber:  Composite  prices,  by  months 727 

703.  Lumber:  Average  mill  value,  by  species 728 

704.  Veneers:  Timl>er  consumed  in  manufacturing,  by  States,  and  by  kinds  of  wood 728 

705.  Lath  and  Shingles:  Production,  totals,  and  by  States 729 

706.  Cooperage  Stock:  Production,  by  States,  and  kind  of  wood 720 

707.  Pulpwood:  Consumption  by  mills,  and  mill  cost 780 

708.  Wood  Pulp  Production:  Totals,  and  by  States,  and  processes 730 

709.  Paper  and  Wood  Pulp:  Census  statistics  of  production 731 

710.  Turpentine  and  Rosin  Production:  Totals,  and  by  States 781 


OONTBNTS  XV 

90.  FISHBRIBS 

711.  Qaantitj  and  Value  of  the  Products  of  the  Fisberies  of  Speolfled  fieetioos. 783 

7IS:  Bnminary  of  the  Fisheries  of  the  United  States  and  Alaska 735 

TO.  Fidksrr  Prodnets  Landed  at  Seattle,  Wash.,  by  American  Vessels 736 

7M.  Fishery  Products  Landed  ait  Boston  and  Olouoester,  MasB^  and  Portland,  Me 738 

715l  Canned  Fishery  Products  of  the  United  States  and  Alaska 738 

TUw  Canned  Salmon  Ootpat,  United  States  and  Alaska. 737 

717.  Alaska  Fisheries:  Quantity  and  value  of  products 737 

71&  Canned  Salmon:  Output  and  prices  of  Alaska  product,  by  spedes... 738 

7]f.  Fish  Propagation:  Output  of  fish  eggs,  fry  and  fingerlings,  by  Bureau  of  Fisheries 738 

31.  ICHffllfG  AND  lONSRAL  PRODUCTS 

73CI.  Total  Vahie  of  Mineral  Products  of  the  United  States:  1881  to  1928 730 

711-  Average  Prices  of  Principal  Nonferrous  Metals 73Q 

TSL  Mines  and  Quarries,  Produdng  and  Nonprodudng:  Census  Statistics 740 

7B.  Produdng  Mines  and  Quarries:  Census  Statistics 740 

7M.  Produdng  Mines  and  Quarries:  Size  of  enterprises,  aU  industries  and  prindpal  industries. 741 

7».  Mines  and  Quarries:  Hoursof  Labor 741 

TSBl  Produdng  Mines  and  Quarries:  Census  statistics,  by  industries 742 

737.  Prodneing  Mines  and  Quarries:  Census  statistics,  by  States 743 

7S.  Prindpal  Mineral  Products:  Quantities  and  values. 744 

7».  Mineral  ProdnoCloo  by  States 747 

730.  Prindpal  Mineral  Products  of  Each  State  in  Order  of  Value  in  1937 748 

TIL  Iron  Ore:  Production,  shipments,  exports,  and  imports 748 

m.  Analysis  of  Pig  Iron  and  Ferro-alloy  Production:  By  States,  disposition,  kinds*  etc 740 

7B.  Pig  Iron:  Production,  1810  to  1901 740 

7M.  Production,  Exports  and  Imports  of  Pig  Iron,  and  Production  of  Steel  Ingots  and  Castings 7£0 

73&.  RoQed  and  Miscellaneous  Steel  Products:  Production 760 

736u  Iron  and  Steel:  Production,  exports  and  imports  of  finished  rolled  products. 751 

717.  Steel  Ingots  and  Castings:  Production,  by  grades.^ 783 

738.  iron  and  Steel:  Census  statistics  of  products 752 

730.  Blast  Furnaces,  Sledworks,  and  Rolling  Mills:  Census  statistics 754 

740l  ^gffgate  Exports  of  Heavy  Iron  and  Steel 754 

74L  Jroo  and  Steel:  Exports,  by  specified  classes 765 

7I2L  Iron  and  Sted:  Exports,  by  destination 766 

743.  Iron  and  Steel:  Average  annual  prices 768 

744.  Aluminum  and  Bauxite:  Production,  exports  and  imports. 766 

745l  Copper.  Production,  exports,  imports,  and  consumption 757 

746.  Copper:  State  of  origin  of  ore  smelted 757 

747.  Copper  Smelter  output  from  domestic  ores,  1860  to  1928 758 

7A.  Coppv.  Exports  and  imports 768 

^     746l  Lead:  Production  and  value 780 

750.  Sooroes  of  Primary  Lead  Smelted  or  Refined  in  the  United  States 760 

TSL  Lead:  Supi^y  and  distribution  of  refined  primary  lead 780 

732.  Manufactures  of  Nonferrous  Metals  and  Alloys 780 

7S3.  line:  Production,  exports,  stocks,  and  consumption 781 

754-  Smelter  Production  of  Primary  Zinc  from  Domestic  Ore 781 

79&  Odd  and  SQver:  Production,  totals,  1792  to  1928,  and  by  States,  1910  to  1928 783 

73ft.  Gold  and  SUverfor  Use  in  Manufactures  and  the  Arts _'  783 

757.  Silver  Price,  ratio  to  gold,  and  value  of  silver  in  the  dollar,  1835  to  1927 783 

7SEL  Coal:  Anthradte  and  bituminous,  total  production,  1821  to  1928,  and  by  States,  1880  to  1928. . .  784 

7B0.  Coal:  ExpcMts  and  imports  and  bunker  coal  laden  on  vessels,  1891  to  1928 785 

760l  Coal:  Shipments,  ooke  made,  value  per  ton,  men  employed,  days  worked,  etc 785 

TBI.  Bituminous  Coal:  Consumption  in  the  United  States,  by  prindpal  dasses  (tf  oonsumers 768 

782.  Coal:  Average  and  relative  retail  prices 788 

7S3.  Coal:  EetaU  price  for  household  use  in  selected  dties 787 

7M.  Labor  Strikes  in  Coal  Mines:  By  States 768 

784.  Coke:  Production,  exports,  and  imports.. 780 

T96-  Coke;  Production,  by  States 780 

787.  Manufactured  Gas  Industry:  Materials  U5e<l  and  products 770 

7«.  E^roducti<Hi,  Purchase,  and  Sale  of  Gas 770 

m.   Average  Net  Price  of  Manufactured  Gas 770 

770.  Retail  Prioeof  Oasin  Prindpal  Cities 771 

771.  Natural  Gas  and  Natural  Gas  Gasoline:  Production,  totals  an4  by  States 772 

77X   Asphalt:  Production,  exports,  and  imports 772 

Tn.  P^roleum:  Production  of  crude 773 

774-  Petroteum:  Production,  Exports,  Imports,  and  Bunker  CO 773 

77S.  Petraleom:  United  States  production,  by  regions  and  States,  and  world  production TIV 


XVI  CONTENTS 

Table  P* 

776.  Petroleom:  Stocks  of  crude  and  refined  oils 

777.  Petroleum:  Supply  and  demand  of  erode  and  refined  oils 

778.  Petroleum  Refining:  Materials  used  and  products 

779.  Petroleum  Products:  Oils  run  to  stills,  output,  stocks,  exports,  and  ooosamptton 

?B0.  Petroleum  Products:  Crude  oil  run  to  stills,  and  output  of  refineries,  by  leglons. 

781.  Petroleum  Pipe  Lines:  Mileage  and  financial  statistics. 

782.  Petroleum:  Prices  of  crude  and  refined  products 

783.  Portland  Cement:  Production  by  States,  shipments,  etodcs,  exports,  and  fanports 

781.  Portland  Cement:  Shipments  to  each  State 

785.  Cement  Production:  Quantity,  by  kinds,  and  total  value 

786.  Stone:  Production,  by  varieties  and  uses 

787.  Clay  and  Glass  Products:  Production  by  industries - 

788.  Production  of  Principal  Bumed-Glay  Building  Materials 

789.  Salt:  Total  production,  and  by  States  and  kinds 

790.  Accidents  in  all  Mineral  Industries  and  in  the  Several  Branches 

791.  Fatal  Accidents  in  Mines  and  Quarries:  By  causes 

792.  Accidents  in  Mines,  Quarries,  Metallurgical  Works,  and  Coke  Ovens 

32.  MANUFACTURBS 

793.  Manufactures:  Summary  1849  to  1927 ... 

794.  Manufactures:  Size  of  establishment  as  measured  by  value  of  products 

795.  Manufactures:  Prime  movers,  motors,  and  generators,  number  and  rated  oapaoity 

796.  Manufactures:  Summary  by  16  general  industrial  groups 

797.  Manufactures:  Summary  for  individual  industries .._ 

796.  Manufactures:  Summary  for  all  industries  combined,  by  States I 

799.  Manufactures  in  Cities  Having  100,000  or  More  Inhabitants I 

800.  Indexes  of  Production  of  Manufacturing  and  Mining  Industry:  By  years  and  months I 

801.  Manufacturing  Production:  Indexes  for  groups  of  industries ! 

802.  Textile  Manufactures:  Census  statistics  of  production 

803.  Chemicals:  Census  statistics  of  products  made  fOT  sale 

804.  Natural  Dyestuflsand  Tanning  Materials:  Census  statistics  of  production. 

805.  Miscellaneous  Industries  Involving  Chemical  Processes:  Census  staUstiosof  prodaettooL 

806.  Leather:  Production  by  princitxU  kinds , 

807.  Boots  and  Shoe^:  Production 

808.  Rubber  Manufacturing  Industry:  Census  statistics  of  products 

809.  Printing  and  Publishing:  Census  statistics  of  products 

810.  Engines,  Water  Turbines,  and  I^ocomotives:  Census  statistics  of  production 

811.  Machinery:  Value  of  the  principal  classes  of  machines  manufactured 

812.  Metal-working  Machinery:  Census  statistics  of  production 

813.  Electrical  Machinery,  Apparatus,  and  Supplies:  Census  statistics  of  prodoetion 

814.  Farm  Equipment:  Census  statistics  of  production 

815.  Musical  Instruments  and  Phonographs:  Census  statistics  of  production 

81«.  Vehicles  and  Aircraft:  Census  statistics  of  production 

817.  Cotton  Spindles  and  Cotton  Consumption,  1840  to  1928,  and  Stocks,  1906  to  1928. 

818.  Cotton  Spindle  Hours  and  Cotton  Consumption:  By  years  and  months 

819.  Cotton  Spindle  Activity  and  Cotton  Consumption:  By  sections  and  States 

820.  Explosives:  Amounts  monuf^ictured  and  sold  and  purposes  for  which  used 

821.  Explosives:  Amounts  manufactured  in  the  United  States  and  sold  in  eadi  State 

822.  Fermented  Liquors  and  Distilled  Spirits:  Production  by  kinds 

823.  Denatured  Alcohol:  Production  and  ethyl  alcohol  vrithdrawn  for  denatoration 

824.  Leaf  Tobacco:  Amounts  consumed  in  maunfacture 

825.  Manufiicturcd  Tobacco:  Production,  total  1001  to  1928,  and  by  States,  1937 

826.  Consumption  of  Tobacco  in  the  United  States. 

827.  Building  Operations  iu  Principal  Cities:  Permits  issued  and  propoeed  oost 

82S.  Building  Permits  Issued:  Nuuil>er  and  propoeed  cost,  by  class  of  building 

829.  Index  Numbers  of  Building  Material  Prices  and  Construction  Costs. 

830.  Building  Contracts  Awarded:  Number,  value  of  construction  oontraotedt  and  space oov«ed... 

831.  Buil<ling  (^ontnicts  Awarded:  Floor  space  and  value,  by  months  and  years 

832.  Building  Controctr.  Awarded:  By  classes  and  districts 

833.  Patents  and  Certificates  of  Registration  Issued 

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106,021,568 
107,321,377 


I  See  headnote  Table  1 
*  Pofmlation  in  1012. 


I  Population  in  1003. 

*  Population  Dec.  31.  1018. 


•  Population  io  1011. 

•  Population  Nov.  1.  1017. 


lo.   6. — ^POPULATION:     Annual    Midyear    Estimates    for     Continental 
United  States,  and  Certain  Outlying  Territories  and  Possessions 

Note.— Estimates  for  continental  United  States,  prior  to  1920,  and  for  Hawaii,  Porto  Rico,  and  Philippine 
hUods.  all  years,  are  based  on  the  assumption  that  the  increase  each  year  between  two  successive 
ctttsoaeB  is  equal  to  the  annual  average  increase  between  the  two  enumerations.  Beginning  1020.  e>ti- 
loxas  for  continental  United  States  are  based  on  available  data  regarding  births,  deaths,  immigration, 
ud  emigration.  Estimates  for  1020  have  not  been  made  pending  the  1030  census.  For  estimated  i>opu- 
Ution  by  States  see  Table  1 1 


Continental 
lesr      Inited 
Stales 


Year 


Continental, 
United     i 
I      States 


Year 


Continental 
United 
States 


HawaU 


Porto 
Rico 


4 

T>Knir.»in«  I  Panama 
PhiUppinOj    (.  ^ 

^^"""^^         Zona 


IMO. 

\fi!>2 

l«3. 

m. 

HOD. 

mi. 
ias2. 
im. 

1W4 

im. 

Wf... 

am 

1870 

1671.. 

W72   . 

ififn 

IHT5    . 


23.200,638 
24.010.026 
25.736.070 
2S.5«1.214 
27,386,550 

28.  21 1.  oOl 
20.036,640 
20.861.704 
30.686.930 
31, 502,  613 

32.214,118 
32,025.623 
32.637,128 
^^48.633 
35.060,138 

35.771.643 
36,4)»3.  148 
37, 1&4,653 
37.006.158 
SI  655. 016 

30.814,757 
40.074,408 
42.1H230 
43.203,060 
44,453,721 
45.613.402 


1877. 
1878. 
1870. 
1880. 
1881. 

1882. 

1883. 

1884 

188.'>. 

1886. 

1887. 
1888. 
1880. 
1890. 
1801. 

1802. 
1803. 
1804. 
1806. 
1806- 

1807. 

1808. 

1800. 

1000. 

1001 

1002. 


46,773. 
47,032, 
40.002, 
50.262, 
Sl.-^ll, 


I  -Si 


52, 820, 
M,000, 
55, 370, 
56.658. 
57,  937, 


59,  216. 

I  60.495. 

i  61.775, 

i  63,aVl. 

.,  64,361, 


203 

045  I 
687 
382 
575 

768 
061 
154 
347 
MO 

733 
027 

121 
4,38 
124 


.'  65.665.810 
.  66,970.406 
.;  68.275,182 

I  60,  .570, 868 
.:  70,884.5,>4  I 
I 
,  72, 189,  244)  ; 
.  73.  493,  d26  I 
74,708.612  j 
.    76,  120.  408 

I  77.  747.  4if2  i 
.    79.36.'>.3W  , 


903. 
9W. 
90.^. 
906. 
907. 

908. 

009. 

910 

911. 

912. 

913 

914. 

915. 

916. 

917. 

918. 

919 

920 

921. 

922. 

il23. 
924- 
925. 
026- 
927. 
9^^. 


80,  98:^  390 
82.601.384 
84.  210. 378 
85. 837. 372 
87. 455.  366 

89. 073.  360 
90,091.354 
92,267.080 
93,682. 1S9 
95. 097.  298 

96,  512.  407 

97.  927.  516 
99, 342, 625 

100.  757.  735 
1(J2.  172.i>45 

103.587.955 
10.^003.065 
106.421.621 

108,  444.  777 

109.  893, 003 

111.69.3,474 
113.727.432 
11.5.378,004 
117,1.36.000 
118,6'i*.000 
12a  013.  000 


165.836 
169, 675 
173.514 
177,353 
181.192 

185.  031 
188.870 
193.282 
199. 874 
206.466 

21.3.058 
219.650 
226,243 
2:J2.836 
239.429 

246,022 
252.615 
259.208 
26.^800 
272.302 

27S.084 
2S.5.  576 
292.168 
209,000 
305,400 
311,900 


1.0ia724  i 
1,026,521  , 
1,042,318  , 
1,058.115  , 

1.073.012  ' 

1.089.700 
1,105.506  ! 

1.121.013  I 
1.140,638 
1.159.  .364 

1.178,090 
1.106.816 
1.215,542 
1.234.288 
1.252,994 

1,271.720 
1.200,446 
1,300,172 
1.327,807 
1,346,623 

1. 365, 340 
1. 384.  075 
1,402,801 
1,422,000 
1.440.300 
1,459.000 


7,691,824 
7,861,016 
8,030,208 
8,109.400 
8,368,502 

8.  537.  784 
8,706,077 
8, 876, 170 
0, 045, 363 
0. 214, 556 

0. 383.  740 
0,  &52, 042 
0,722.135 
0, 801, 328 
10,  oca  521 

la  220,  714 
10,308,006 
10,568,008 
la  737. 200 
la  906.  482 

11, 07.%  674  ' 

11.241.867 

11,414,060 

11,583.000 

11,752,400 

11. 921.  ♦'AX) 


» 61, 279 

»  57. 400 
»  37.  706 
>  29. 926 
•31.048 
» 23. 205 

'21.707 
»  21.  750 
•21.650 
»  Z\.  757 
•23,671 

»  23.  671 
•  27.  143 
=  27.  IM 
?  27. 602 
»  27.  u■2^ 
■  27,  ^2i 


»  Rnameratlon  by  Canal  Com:r.:-5ion. 

>  Police  census. 

*  Police  census,  excluding  persons  in  military  and  naval  service. 

Source  ot  Tables  5  and  6:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


4  POPULATION RACE 

Mo.  7. — BACK,  HATIWTY,  AHD  FABKNTAQE:  Continemtai,  UxmiD  States 

QDfii'lnred  liiromplets;  thli  tOecU  Mpaddlytlw 


oi„ 

IWt      1      ISTI      1      16§t      i      IW      ;      IMt 

Ill* 

UM 

>l,W.»l'»iSS37l'»l»^» 

M,«7.714;76,m,)76 
6B,I01.a8kl«.809,l96 

81,871,  MS 

81,731.967 

9.827,763 

386.888 

71,631 
7!,  16' 

78.466,380 
IS.  S16.br 

IM,  710, 880 

ftiaiasii 

5S^:;::::::::::;::::::::: 

M,SJS,B3- 

33. 58B,  ar- 

43,402.1170 

34!  1» 

ea.  11)1 

66 

<6S.407 

"mw 

B.4S8 

Bi.natin 

?ffl.SS"' 

IT.MU.SM 
l.lS8.flflT 

33.991,  l« 
6,S«V,J» 

38,085,966 
6,M«,3M. 

43.476.810 

■s-sa 

m.^.m 

White  popuUtion: 

S:^iS 

8, 274, 86711, 803.  fl76 

s,3e3,Te»^  s,oe\o)e 
i.flii,Maa,m^Bi» 

0,66fl,mS9,UI,8«7 

4a.He.3isi;Hifi.48£&76 

Miie3n»HveuidtorBl(n 

1 

i: 

1013,787 

io,»ia,8i7 

'»: 

ai 

13.846,645 
lOtO 
88.9 

la; 

14.71 
74.. 

! 

,1^^ 

_.. 

1             J 

J^ 

.^1   J' 

ii 

438.17! 
-IB.»I 

86.; 

73.1 

».gi3.e« 

73,  t 

111 

11.680.930 

«4j 

88.41 

13. « 

IS.. 

White  poiralntion: 

-e.1 

•■"'ii*! 

«.Tiaj8M 

tl.T07.fl3e|l4.e22,7e: 

1.^96^ 
636.  M^^ 

1;  i 

n     1    tin.; 

Hau 

.1 

198.0 
8,178 

fl,U7,U0 

30;3 

6,«sa.sii 

6.369^ 

11,866.141 
I,0»1.7li 

11803.08 

13,333.  .=*« 

^assr- 

10.015,988 

11.791.033 

•'■'■.Si 

a.  060^691 
l.OOMCT 

8,338,801 

1.721,  is 

1.107,661 
78.9 

1 473,  H  8.639,  2i; 
4,142.342  3.161.83 
2.m.M,  il.3M.03 

i.696,'«i     titiri 

48.  T            10.: 
1.091.««   M3.^ 

I.BH.11S 

>.a«j6. 

prlcitolBW. 
■  Lvei  tbuioi 


•ODmaiBied  In  ISDN : 
•  P«  cent  Dot  th'. 
Source:  Bureau  ol 


llui  Tarrltorr  Bad  on  iDdUo  rcscrvalii 
s,  Kenans.  HiwsUoDS.  MtUar*,  Sbunese, 


18,638  NcgroH,  189,« 


iDd  Murlfl. 
Indium  aaa  a  Obloeie),  apMUH*^ 


POPULATION SEX    AND    AGE 


Ho.  8. 


BISTRIBUnOH,  BT  CLASSES :  Continental  Unitkd  States 


riaas 


An 


»,  81t.  4M  S7, 178, 1S7  47.  Stt,  877 


Wbit« 

Neoo 

Incuan. 

Chinen 

JftpaiMM 

Another 

White  popoktioo : 

Native,  totel 

NitiTe  parentace.. 
Ifonign  or  mixed 

parentase 

Fotvign 

Mixed  native 

and  foreign 

Koieigii  born. .. 


flffcMCP 


Females 


lift 


ItM 


Males 


Females     Males 


Females 


44, 689, 988,68, 900, 481  51, 810, 188 


Males  per  100 

females 


18N 


104.4 


32,007,461 

4,447,447 

117,712 

4,522 

085 


42.178,245 
4,885.881 
135,133 
66, 856 
63.070. 
3,0921 


28. 686. 450  27. 908. 929!34, 654, 457 
20, 849, 847  20, 099, 515  25, 229, 218 


39.553,712 

4,941,882 

130,650 

4.675 

9.067 

83 


48,430.655 

5,209.436 

125,068 

53,891 

72.707 

8,674 


46,390,2601  104.0   106.6 

5,253,605     98.6     98.9 

119,360   101.5   103.5 

7.7481387.21,430.1 


38,303  2,360. 
814 


6 


7.836, 
5,341, 

2,495, 
6,515. 


603 
350 

253 
285 


7,800,414 
5,290,930 

2.518,484 
4,098,532 


9,426.239 
0,456,793 

3,968,446 
7,523,788 


33, 731. 955  4a  902, 333  40;  205. 828 
24, 250, 357,29, 636, 781  28,  785, 176 


9,472,59611,265.552 
6,450,518  7,810,531 

3,013.080  3.455,021 
5.821.757   7,528.322 


11,420,652 
7,884,006 


102. 
103. 

loa 

101. 


3.636.644!    99. 
6,184.4321  117. 


1818     1988 


108.0 


104.0 


094.1 
0) 

102.7 
104.0 

99.5 


104.4 
09.2 
104.8 
095l5 
189.8 
1.066^ 

101.7 
103.0 

9&6 


lOa  0     99. 1 


9a5 
1:^9.2 


97.7 
121.7 


^t- 


1888 

1878 

1888 

18N 

Total  population : 
Males 

16,085,204 

15,358,117 

104.7 

19,  493, 565 

19.064.806 

102  2 

25,518,820 

24,636,963 

103.6 

32. 237. 101 

Females 

30. 710. 613 

Males  per  100  femalM 

106.0 

>  Ratio  not  shown,  number  of  females  being  less  than  100 . 

Ho.  0.— AGE    DISTRIBUTION:    By   Classes,    1920,  with   Certain   Compari- 
SONS  FOB  Previous  Censuses,  Continental  United  States 


.\11  classes 


Age  group 


Number 


Per  cent 


18N 


Tbial 


75. 894. 575 


Anders '  9,170,628 

5tol4. j  16,954,357 

151019 7,556,089 

»t044 !  28,632,443 

45aodov«r '  13,480,474 

^nnknowTi_ 200,584 


1818 


91,978.868 


1988 


1888 


1  105.710,890 


100.0 


10,631.364 
18,867,772 
9,063,603 
35. 866,  859 
17.373,613 
169,055 


11,573,230 
22,039,212 
9, 430,  556 
4a  555,  543 
21,963.380 
148,699 


12.1 
22.3 

9.9 
37.7 
17.7 

0.3 


1818 


100.0 


11.6 

2a5 

9.9 
39.0 

a2 


1888 


100.0 


lao 
2a8 

8.9 
38w4 
2a8 

0.1 


Age  group 


XDtal(1980). 


MhI. 


Female 


Native  white,  na- 
tive parentage 


5tOl4 

aio44.. 

\^WHiover '■  11,598,031 

Ajeonkaown I        92.875 


Number    i  Per  ct. 


53.900.431 


5. 857, 461 
11,122.307 

4.673,792 
20.555.965 


100.0 


Number    i  Per  ct. 


T 


Native  white,  foreign 
or  mixed  pareutage 


51. 810. 180 


lao 

2a6 

87 

38.1 

21.5 

0.2 


5, 715,  769 
10,916,905 

4,  756.  764 

19,999,578 

10, 365.  349 

55.  824 


100.0 


Number      Per  ct.  ,    Number    ,  Per  ct. 


58,421.957  1    lOa  0     28.886.804  |      100.0 


11.0 
21.1 

9  2 
38.6 
20.0 

0.  1 


7,366.530 
13, 433.  572 

5,599.046 

20. 952.  732 

10, 977, 908 

92,169 


12L6 
23.0 

9.6 
35.9 
18  8 

0,2 


2,962.407 
6, 521,  749 
2, 187, 167 
8. 235. 855 
3. 767.  796 
11,230 


13.1 
24.3 

9.6 
36.3 
16.6 

(') 


I 


•^f*pwip 


^atil(1880). 

Sloi4. 
I5l0l9 

^tou] 

*^aodoTfr.... 
•»ie  unknown.. 


Foreign-bom 

white 

Number   iPer  ct. 


Negroes 


Indian 


Chinese 


I 


Japaue^ 


13.719,754     100.0 


Number 


10, 463. 131 


44.984 

as 

501,  246 

3.7 

527.942 

3.9 

7.198.586 

52.5 

5.  419.  732 

39.5 

20,264 

0.1 

1, 143.  699 
2.503,121 
1,083.215 
3.996,083 
1.713.510 
23,503 


Per  ct.  Number  Per  ct.. Number  Per  ct., Number  Per  ct. 


100.  0     944. 4S7  I  100.  0 


ia9 
23.9 

ia4 

38.2 

16.4 

a  2 


33.346 
64.339 
25.417 
7r).  345 
45,  199 
791 


13.  6 
26.3 
la  4 
30.  8 
18.5 
a  3 


61.839 


2,898 

4,516 

2,760 

25,470 

25,735 

260 


100.0 

111.010  1 

100.0 

4.7 

19. 029  ; 

17.1 

7.3 

ia312  1 

9.3 

4.5 

4.342  = 

-^.9 

41.3 

64.315  1 

.57.9 

41.8 

\2,t)00  ■ 

11.4 

a  4 

412 

0.4 

I 


J I^Hdasns for  1920 includes othernonwhite  (9.4'^h)  not  <hown  separately. 
Uvthan  one-tenth  of  1  per  cent. 

^^'oret  Q(  Tables  8  and  9:  Bureau  of  the  Censu-t,  Department  of  Commerce. 


/ 


POPULATION 


IHt            tllO 

IfW 

I  ,.» 

,.,. 

IfW 

xLiau 

u.in 

Hwe 

u,oi« 

MS,W 

I  IIB  oil 

ITS 

urn 

11 

KtOO 

B,3es 

li 

II, MS 

IS 
«,TM 

ia,iM 

as 

m^sflo 
939.  »Ta 

13.  M7 

150,403 
20^309 

m.M 

112,  rar 

a.TOS.m 

33MM 

■•'!!:  SS 

isi.in 

l| 

r.<s(.ue 

918.  t» 

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NBtl™ 

fPTftlgnboli' 

VudHSjean 

Ciicjarl»«r.- 

8,ie; 

3ffi 

10  lo  mean 

Agfl  unknown 

Tatal 

AgeuDkuDWD 

10.114,110 

i.Bi^8sa 

1,01» 
B.031.MH 

Wiss 

I.OM.OOS 

oauiow 
wniiw 

I.4M.SI1 
1,0B1.2W 

Wale 

J:  Son 

■ss 

■gs 
li 

B8,1S7 

ISIOSB 
11,  MO 

IBl,  14A 

101,  ;b4 

21  «S 

""'tei 

TO*:! 
sr.341 

%UIO 

its 
II 

01.111 

63.  m 

80,780 
I.MIM 

».«1 

slue 
u;m4 

t  ■  ndCT  5  yaus  < 

'2M;i« 

FmuToWn 

10  to  14  yean. 

i.05£+ir 

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Hi^"-" 

BS  S^e  1»1 


IbutioD  by  ag 


ncea  in  IBlg.    UiKrlbut 

irtttpbua. 

imirulii  IKOw*  lor  ihe  poputH'l 


..  ..TlilBUficept  fuT lolal  popo- 
UUK  in  enly  thtrFtrulnrly  nttuilieA 
ible. 

(o  20  jMTa,  21  1"  1-.  ivaii,  M  years 


POPXTLATION    BY    STATES 
Vo.  11.— POPULATION:  Akncal  Midtear  EBTuiATSa  bt  Statks 


N  loUl  MpulBUoa 


MA  upon  ti 


flfum IT* med.    Uikt 


u  lued  anil  DO  eailmaw  m 


PiTiKaasDdStsW 

KM 

Ittt 

titl 

»H 

uu 

'•" 

1*37 

■m 

QBiMd8mM«0«t1)_ 

UM,4U 

1M,M0 

ni,M 

11J.W 

itkm 

in.iM 

118,  «S 

ltg;iril 

— JH-^--- 

T.US 

^1 

8,773 

S^ 

Is 
li 

Ml 

lt,<M 
2H 

*■!« 

l,4VB 

i 
11 

ia.u« 
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an 

'■S 

3.478 

7.«« 

776 

'1 

1,*B 

li 
11 

^s 

IS 

ZJ8S 

I.53B 

a.«7 

IBM 

■.ots 

2.412 
10.  M7 

*.S97 

1.H1 

4M 

«3 

1(7 

t.Ma 

l,iB 

3.717 

Mtt 

■i.«r 

i.«7 
tS,M 

its? 

S1.N* 

11,  MI 
2.SW 

«w 

1.7W 

*£ 
'■Si 

i 

l| 

10.  w 

].«3I 

(,M(B 

s.u« 

1.001 
391 

».IJ0 

i,as 

11.031 

iS 

B.M7 
3.0A5 

8.W7 
4.177 
2,800 

U,M1 

1571 

etz 

674 
l.S» 

1.80J 

RIM 
233 

aoi 
a4i« 

3.IM 

t.lM 

3L4» 

11,106 

1117 
S.764 

223 
B.M) 

"ws 
4,  we 

7.»9e 

^  13*3 

i.s?i 

_H.tN 

3,' mo 

»,476 

ta,7M 
:,ouj 

4.3H 

z.s4a 

11.  Ml 

'2.430 
3.4M 

•  eni 

1.371 

IS. 411 

I,.W1 

=.4M 
1.638 

l.MH 

^3.103 

2.  MS 
Z4»9 

11.  W7 
I.WO 

2,2'.1 
5.213 

,'ios 

22S 
'3M 

•.U3 

B.au 

TOO 

■  353 

1.1B7 

IU3 

I.W1 

H.MT 

isno 

M.« 

8.  MO 

7.303 

4,3% 

13,103 

'■.ts 

"■a 

■■s 

2. -■.IB 
1.833 

t.soa 

11. 4n 

i.ims 

S.3I3 

1,*3* 

IM 

23« 

as 

977 

3.181 

TVS 

4.»3 

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LW 

14,  Mt 

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7,2811 
4.i» 
3.918 

13.in 

l| 

1.833 
li.M| 

l!>IM 

liaw 

si 

11. 833 

I.  MS 

i;»7 

4.013 

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PaPULATION    BY   STATES 


]|«.  19.— POVULATIOK  BT  8TATBI 

Non.— Tha  «rani  Qt  ilMlB  lb* 


DiTlsioDutdSlalB 

l-epaUiioD 

... 

im 

ISU 

IBM 

M.W1.ITS 

ISM 
I1,US.U1 

IIllMdGat«[Cinl1). 

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10 


POPULATION DENSITY    BY   STATES 


No.  13.— BEHSITY  OF  POPULATION  PER  SQUARE  MILE,  BY  STATES 

Note.— The  population  of  continental  United  States  has  been  divided  by  the  total  land  area,  although  it 
included  at  each  census  some  unorganized  territory  which  was  not  canvassed  bv  the  enumerators.  For 
each  State  or  Territory  the  population  as  returned  at  a  given  census  has  been  divided  by  the  land  area 
as  constituted  at  the  time  that  census  was  taken.  The  areas  of  Indian  reeervations,  outside  of  Indian 
Territory,  are  included  in  the  areas  of  the  several  States  and  Territories,  although  the  population  was 
not  ascertained  and  can  not  be  considered  in  figuring  density  of  population  prior  to  1890.  The  census  of 
1870  in  the  Southern  States  is  considered  incomplete.  Populaiion  density  in  1920  of  Alaska,  Hawaii. 
and  Porto  Rico,  and  of  December  31, 1918.  Philippine  Islands,  based  on  gross  area,  and  not  land  area, 
was  as  follows:  Alaska,  0.1;  Hawaii,  39.7;  Porto  Rico,  378.4;  Philippine  Islands,  90.0. 


Division  and  State 


Continental 
Steles 


United 


Hew  England 

Maine 

New  Hampshire. 

Vermont 

Massachusetts.. . 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

Middle  Atlantic.... 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 


18M 


6.1 


last  North  Central. 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

Wisconsin 


West  Forth  Central. 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

Missouri 

North  Dakota... 
South  Dakota.... 

Nebraska 

Kansas 


Booth  Atlantic 

Delaware 

Maryland 

District  of  Columbia 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georgia 

Floridi) 


last  South  Central. 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

.\ltibaniA 

Mississippi 


We«t South  Central. 

Arkansas 

Louisiana 

Oklahoma 

Texas 


Mountain 

Montana 

Idaho 

Wyoming... 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nevada 


Pacific 

Washington. 

Oregon 

California... 


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218 

47.7 

310 

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5016 

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1918 
19L2 
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117.0 
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419 
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317 
410 
47.0 
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518 
418 
417 
414 
117 

418 

67.0 
614 
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318 

814 
310 
815 


1989 


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217 

49.1 

316 

4713 

5614 

2814 

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217.9 
4310 
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311 

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>  Dakota  Territory:  Less  than  one-tenth  of  1  per  cent  in  1860,  0.1  in  1870,  and  0.9  in  1880. 

*  Indian  Territory:  5.9  in  1890  and  12.7  in  1900;  combined  with  Oklahoma,  3.7  in  1890  and  11.4  iu  IMl 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  C-ensus,  Department  of  (Commerce. 


POPULATION— AGB  UIBTHIBUTION  11 

So.  14.— AGI  msniBIITIOH  OF  FOPmjkTIOH  BT  8TATB8,  ISM 


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Ipplne  Ijtands  ftom  the  Onsus  ol  11 

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POPULATION   BY   STATES  7 

No.  11. — ^POPULATION:  Annual  Midyear  Estuiates  bt  States 

XoTE.— The  total  Dopolation  of  the  XTnited  States  is  estimated  apon  the  basis  of  the  available  birth,  death, 
immigratioii*  ana  emigration  flsures.  The  annual  increase  in  the  United  States  population  is  distributed 
ro  the  Tarioos  States  aooording  to  the  per  cent  which  each  State  increase  was  of  the  united  States  increase' 
between  1910  and  1020,  except  that  in  the  case  of  those  States  which  took  a  census  in  1925  the  State  census 
figures  are  used.  If  a  State  showed  a  decrease  in  population  between  1910  and  1930  or  1920  and  1925,  the 
1920  or  1925  omsns  figure  was  used  and  no  estimate  made.  Pending  the  1930  census,  estimates  for  1929- 
have  not  been  made 

[All  flffurea  La  thoaaanda] 


Division  and  State 


Vaitad  fkatea  (Oontl). 


Ba^aad 

Maine 

New  Hampshire. 

Vermont 

Massarhiurtts . . . 

Rhode  Island 

Conneetkat 


Middle  AflaaHe 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

PennsylTania 


Vofth  Oeaftral. 

Ohio 

Indiana. 

nUnois 

Michigan 

Wisconsin. 


im 


loa^tts 


It  Vorth  Ceatnd. 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

Missouri 

North  Dakota.. 
South  Dakota.. 
Nebnaka- 


AUaatfe 

Delaware 

Maryland 

District  of  Columbia. 

Virginia 

West  Vh-^ia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georgia... 

Florida 


South  Central. 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Aibbama 

Mississippi 


Sovth  CeaCraL. 

.^.rkansas 

Louisiana. 

Okl:=>homa 

Texas 


Montana 

Idaho 

Wyoming 

(Colorado 

New  Mexico. 

Ariiona 

Utah 

Nevada. 


7,460 
760 
444 

>352 

3,880 

611 

1,304 

n,417 
10,457 

3,187 
8,773 

21,eS7 
5,800 
2,942 
6,528 
3,711 
2,647 

13,561 
2,403 
2,406 
3,410 
646 
641 
1,302 
1,773 

14.006 

224 

1,457 

443 

2,322 

1,476 

2,577 

1,692 

2,910 

997 

8,919 
2,423 
2,346 
2,359 
»  1,791 

10. 816 

1.761 
1.806 
2.047 
4,702 

3,871 

557 
437 
197 
947 
362 
341 
453 


1 


a 


Pardilc 

Wajhiagton. 

<.«r?gon 

C&Iitoiiia... 


5.635 

1,367 

789 

3,479 


100,810 


7. 
776 
447 

>352 

3,901 
640 

1,462 

8S,U1 

10,744 

3,345 

9^042 

88,456 
6,062 
3,000 
6,744 
3,930 
2,723 

18,750 
2;  482 
2,412 
3,438 
644 
658 
1,328 
1,700 

14,616 

229 
1,497 

470 
2,385 
1,538 
2,667 
1,735 
2,983 
1,112 

9,043 

2.455 

2,385 

2,412 

»  1,791 

10.687 
1.807 
1,842 
2,141 
4,897 

3,551 

Wl 
464 

209 
983 
370 
374 
473 
177 

5.986 

1,422 

817 

3,747 


111. 


7,777 
779 
440 

1352 

4,047 
654 

1,407 

83,406 

ia887 

3,427 

9,182 

88,880 

6,104 
3,031 
6,856 
4,045 
2,763 

18,848 
2,524 
2,415 
3,453 
643 
666 
1,342 
1,799 

14,884 

232 
1.517 

484 
2,418 
1,570 
2,714 
1,757 
3.022 
1,170 

9,106 
2,472 
2,406 
2,440 

1  1,791 

10.888 

1,831 
1.861 
2,191 
4,999 

3,646 

624 
479 
216 
1,001 
375 
391 
483 
»77 

6,170 

1,451 

S32 

3,887 


1884 


198S     1     1988 


118,787 


7,884 
783 
450 

1352 

4,103 
668 

1,538 

88,807 

11,031 

3,522 

VI,  «»%4 

8S,88e 
6,347 
3,0f>6 
6,987 

4,177 
2,809 

18,941 
2,572 
2;  418 
3,470 
642 
674 
1,358 
1,807 

15,185 
235 
1,541 
501 
2,456 
l,fi07 
2,768 
1,783 
3.066 
1,228 

9.184 

2.4112 

2,429 

2,472 

1  1,791 

11.105 

1,868 
1.882 
2,248 
5,117 

3,754 
651 
495 
223 

1,023 
380 
411 
494 


1    "w^ 
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6.388 

1.4M 

849 

4,049 


118,878 


1 


7.980 
787 
452 

1352 
)4,144 

»679 

1,572 

84.888 

Ml,  162 

3,600 

9,476 

83,788 
6,471 
3,005 
7,098 
4,284 
2,846 

13,081 
2,611 

12,420 

3.484 

«641 

>681 

1,371 

'  1,813 

15,418 

238 

1,560 

514 

2,486 

1.638 

2.812 

1,804 

3,102 

'  1,264 

8,946 

2.  ,508 
2,448 
2,499  i 
»  1,  791  I 

11.287 

1.880  ' 
1,900 
2.294 
3,213  i 

3,842  : 
672 
508 
229 

1,010 
384 
428 
504 


1887 


117, 186 


I 


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6,553  I 
1,510 

4,180 


8,008 
790 
454 

1352 

4,197 

693 

1,606 

94.567 

11,308 

3,860 

9,614 

84,808 

6,600 
3,124 
7,203 
4,396 
2,885 

13,106 

2.651 
2.423 
3,496 
>641 
689 
1,385 
1,821 

16,676 
240 
1,580 
528 
2, 519 
1.669 
2,858 
1,826 
3.139 
1,317 

9,306 

2,524 

2,44)8 

2,520 

11,791 

11.479 
1,905 
1,919 
2,342 
5,313 

3,936 

695 
522 
236 
1.059 
388 
445 
514 
177 

6,731 

1.538 

877 

4,316 


118, 


1888 


8,188 
793 
455 

1352 

4,242 
704 

1,636 

84.808 

11,423 

3,749 

9,730 

84,564 
6,710 
3,150 
7,296 
4,490 
2,918 

13,188 
2.686 
2;  425 
3,510 
1641 
606 
1.396 
1,828 

15,886 
243 

1,597 
540 
2.546  , 
1.696  I 
2,897  i 
1.845  I 
3,  171  I 
1.363  ' 


I 


9.368 

2,538 

2.485 

2.549 

11,791 

I 


11.638 
1,923 

1.934 
2.384 
5,397 

4.018  I 
714  I 
534 
241 

1,074 
392 
459 
522 
177 

6,885 

1,562 

890 

4,433 


i  Population  Jan.  1, 1920. 


»  Population  State  Census,  1925. 


180,  OU 


8.876 

706 

456 

>362 

4,290 

1,667 

86,886 

11,550 

3,821 

9^864 

8^848 
6,836 
3.176 
7,306 
4,591 
2^068 

13,861 
2^722 
2,428 
3.523 
>641 
704 
1,406 
1,836 

16,187 
244 
1,616 
552 
2,576 
1,724 
2,938 
1.864 
3.203 
1,411 

9,419 
2,563 
2;  502 

2,573 
1  1.791 

11,807 
1,944 
1,960 
2,426 
5,487 

8.910 
«549 
546 
247 
1,090 
396 
474 
531 
»77 

7,046 

1.587 

902 

4.566 


Source:  Bureaaof  tiie  Census.  Department  of  Commerce. 


POPULATION    BT   STATES 

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10 


POPULATION DENSITY    BY   STATES 


No.  13.— DENSITY  OF  POPULATION  PER  SQUARE  MILE.  BY  STATES 

Note.— The  population  of  continental  United  States  has  been  divided  by  the  total  land  area,  although  It 
included  at  each  census  some  unorganised  territory  which  was  not  canvassed  bv  the  enumerators.  For 
each  State  or  Territory  the  population  as  returned  at  a  given  census  has  been  divided  by  the  land  area 
as  constituted  at  the  time  that  census  was  taken.  The  areas  of  Indian  reeervations,  outside  of  Indian 
Territory,  are  included  in  the  areas  of  the  several  States  and  Territories,  although  the  population  was 
not  ascertained  and  can  not  be  considered  in  figuring  density  of  population  prior  to  1890.  The  census  of 
1870  in  the  Southern  States  is  considered  incomplete.  Population  density  in  1920  of  Alaska,  Hawaii. 
and  Porto  Rico,  and  of  December  31, 1918.  Philippine  Islands,  based  on  gross  area,  and  not  land  area, 
was  as  follows:  Alaska,  0.1;  Ilawali,  39.7;  Porto  Rico,  378.4;  Philippine  Islands,  90.0. 


Division  and  State 


Continental 
Steles 


United 


Hew  England 

Maine 

New  Hampshire. 

Vermont 

Massachusetts. . . 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

Middle  Atlantic 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 


last  North  Central. 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

Wisconsin 


West  Forth  Central. 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

Missouri 

North  Dakota... 

South  Dakota 

Nebraska 

Kansas 


Booth  Atlantic 

Delaware 

Maryland 

District  of  Columbia . . 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georgia , 

Florida 


Sooth  CentraL. 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Alabama 

Mississippi 


Weet  South  Central. 

Arkansas 

Louisiana 

Oklahoma 

Texas 


Mountain 

Montana 

Idaho 

Wyoming... 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

Arizona 

Utah 

Nevada 


Padflc 

Washington. 

Oregon 

California... 


18M 


6.1 


19.  e 

6.1 

2a4 

18.0 
52.0 
64.8 
52.1 

110 
12.4 
28.1 
13.4 

0.8 
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18M 


7.9 


410 

19.5 
35.2 
314 
123.7 
13&3 
76.9 

69.0 
65.0 
65.2 
61.6 

18.4 
4&6 
27.5 
15.2 
6.9 
5.6 

8.1 

3.5 
9.9 


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10.6 


1870 


19.0 


8.6 

32.7 

314 

156.6 

13.7 


17.4 
46t6 
68.6 
891.2 
22.1 


60.6 
21.0 
3&1 
315 
163.1 
163.7 
95.6 

716 

81.4 
89.4 
618 

88.8 
57.4 
37.6 
3a6 
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110 

3.0 

2.1 
12.1 
17.2 


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24. 


66.8 

21.0 

35.2 

36.2 

181.3 

203.7 

111.6 

88.1 

92.0 

120.6 

78.6 

87.8 
66.4 
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46.4 
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19.1 

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6.4 

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21.9 

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211 
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29.2 

31.6 

6.9 
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910 
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28.7 
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214 

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22.1 

41.7 

36.4 

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1518 

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86.7 

104.9 

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41.1 

31.8 

33.2 

37.7 

31.3 

7.1 

85.8 
46.3 
42.4 

29.5 
27.8 

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1916 

86.6 

8a9 

90.8 

106.7 

23.2 

218 

46.6 

47.7 

37.7 

30.0 

349.0 

41&8 

401.6 

606.6 

188.6 

33L8 

1615 

166.8 

152.6 

19L2 

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14a  6 

17L0 

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718 

102.1 

117.0 

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42.3 

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21.7 

317 

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18.0 

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88.8 

418 

910 

103.0 

119.6 

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4,646.3 

6,517.8 

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618 

3&9 

418 

410 

417 

37.7 

414 

9.6 

117 

48.0 

416 

68.4 

67.0 

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63.4 

36.7 

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33.6 

318 

16.8 

814 

26.0 

810 

8a4 

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38.9 

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1.7 

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1.9 

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7.6 

118 

7.8 

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7.0 

0.6 

118 

811 

1114 

217 

411 

310 

479.3 

56a4 

2814 

8836 

217.9 
4310 
1911 

87.1 
14L4 

8L8 
1117 

018 

47.6 

316 

316 

413 

418 

13 

18 

119 
2L6 

616 

1116 

1418 

7,3019 

67.4 

619 

515 

613 

413 

17.7 

418 

611 
611 
418 
816 

318 

814 

816 
313 
17.8 

19 

3.8 
13 
2.0 
11 
2.9 
2.9 
li 
17 

17.1 

213 

12 

210 


1  l^ess  than  one-tenth  of  1  per  cent. 

>  Dakota  Territory:  Less  than  one-tenth  of  1  per  cent  in  1860,  0.1  in  1870,  and  0.0  in  1880. 

« In<lian  Territory:  5.9  in  1890  and  12.7  in  1900;  combined  with  Oklahoma,  3.7  in  1890  and  11.4  in  IWO. 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


POPtLATlON AGS   DISTHIBUTION  H 

So.  14.— Aei  inSTBIBUTIOK  OP  POPULATION,  BT  STATES,  I&SO 


12 


POPUI^TION — RACE 


Ho.  IB.— POPVUTIOH: 

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714:  tnxnii    m^sm 
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u.aatj 


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r.  MafaotDott  s.  Table  11. 
tlDi  Wflrt  Virginia  tonoad  pHt  of  Vlifiiila  in  it 
ID  of  iDdiu  TvTlIory  lot  IBM  anij  IMQ. 


14 


POPUIATION — BAOE 


Ho.  le.— KAOB,  VATirm. 


POPULATION — ^RACB 


15 


PAXBVTAei,  BT  STATK 

Me  Table  15 


Forato-   1 
j       bora 
'    white— 

Negro 

Indian 

Chinese 

Japanese          .  _ .   .  . 

^w  aMhBi^^^ 

1 

I^ivlsioD 
and  State 

t                          1 

1818 

1886 

1818 

1886 

1918 

1886 

1818 

1886 

;  ia,71S.7M 

1 

8.687,781 

10,488.131 

865,688 

844.487 

71.531 
3,489 

81,888 
8,608 

78.157 
878 

111.010 
847 

U.S. 

1,  no,  664 

86.800 

79.051 

9.076 

1.715 

H.  B. 

197, 846 

1.868 

'•^ 

893 

839 

106 

161 

13 

7 

Me« 

91,388 

864 

34 

28 

67 

96 

1 

8 

N.H. 

44.836 

1.631 

573 

26 

34 

8 

11 

3 

4 ;  vu 

1,077.584 

88.055 

45.  «6 

688 

556 

2,583 

2.544 

151 

101  1    Masa. 

171. 496 

8.538 

10.086 

284 

110 

373 

226 

33 

35 

R.  I. 

ST6.513 

16.174 

31.046 

153 

159 

462 

566 

71 

103 

Conn. 

4.818.m 

417, 8T6 

600.188 

7.717 

5.948 

8,188 

8,818 

1,643 

8.886 

M.  A. 

3;  786^113 

184,191 

198,483 

6,046 

5,503 

5,266 

5.793 

1,247 

2,686 

N.  Y. 

73^618 

88.760 

117. 132 

168 

100 

1,130 

1.190 

206 

326 

K.J. 

1,3«7,8» 

198.910 

284,568 

1,508 

337 

1,784 

1.829 

100 

255 

Pa. 

8.8SI;m 

^OT.  ^W 

514.554 

18,855 

15,086 

8,415 

5.043 

488 

887 

B.H.C. 

698.007 

111,452 

186,187 

127 

151 

560 

041 

76 

130 

Ohio. 

1S0CM8 

661830 

80,810 

279 

135 

276 

283 

88 

81 

Ind. 

1,9011851 

186^040 

182,274 

188 

194 

2,103 

2,776 

285 

472 

lU. 

736.435 

17, 115 

68.062 

7.619 

5,614 

241 

793 

49 

184 

Mich. 

408.138 

3^900 

5.201 

1^142 

9,611 

226 

351 

34 

60 

Wia. 

1,871.861 

848.661 

878,511 

41.406 

87.888 

1,185 

1.878 

1,000 

1,816 

w.  m.  0. 

486.164 

7,084 

8,809 

9,053 

8,761 

275 

506 

67 

85 

Minn. 

23^647 

14,973 

19.005 

471 

520 

97 

336 

36 

^  28 

Iowa. 

18i,«38 

187.453 

178,241 

313 

171 

535 

413 

00 

136 

Mo. 

121,908 

617 

467 

6.486 

6.264 

30 

124 

50 

72 

N.Dak. 

8L8BI 

817 

833 

19,137 

16,384 

121 

143 

42 

38 

8.  Dak. 

1«16B 

7.688 

13,342 

3.503 

2;  888 

lis 

180 

500 

804 

Nebr. 

f        110^579 

54,080 

57.985 

2,444 

2,276 

16 

68 

107 

53      Kans. 

Sli.6f» 

4.118,486 

4.885.188 

9.654 

18.873 

1,668 

1.884 

156 

380     8.  A. 

lfi.810 

31, 181 

30,335 

5 

2 

30 

43 

4 

8  !    Del. 

16B;177 

»2,250 

244,479 

56 

33 

378 

sn 

24 

38 

Md. 

381548 

94,446 

100.966 

68 

37 

360 

461 

47 

108 

D.  C. 

361785 

671,006 
64,173 

600.017 

589 

824 

154 

378 

14 

56 

Va. 

61,606 

86.345 

36 

7 

90 

98 

8 

10 

W.Va. 

7»00» 

697,843 

763,407 

7,851 

11.824 

80 

88 

3 

24 

N.  O. 

6.401 

885,843 

864,710 

331 

304 

57 

98 

8 

16       8.  C. 

16.186 

1. 178. 987 

1.206,366 

95 

125 

233 

311 

4 

9      Oa. 

48.008 

808,600 

329,487 

74 

518 

191 

181 

50 

106       Fla. 

71.668 

8,088.513 

8, 063, 588 

9,619 

1.688 

414 

548 

98 

35  1  B.  8.  C. 

Ml  780 

281,656 

235.938 

234 

57 

52 

62 

12 

8;    Ky. 

11^478 

473,088 

451.758 

316 

56 

43 

57 

8 

8  1    Teon. 

17.663 

908.283 

900.652 

900 

405 

63 

50 

4 

18  ;    Ala. 

8^019 

1,000,487 
1,684,486 

985.184 
8,668.579 

1.2f!) 

1 

1      76. 787 

1.105 
60,618 

257 
1.308 

364 
1,684 

2 
488 

Mi». 
:  W.  8.  C. 

4M.988 

578 

13,975 

442,891 

472.220 

460 

1            106 

62 

113 

9 

5       Ark. 

44.  sn 

713,874 

700.257 

780 

•        1.066 

507 

387 

31 

57       La. 

ML968 

137,612 

149.408 

74.825 

57.337 

130 

261 

48 

67       Okla. 

868,519 

680.049 

741,604 

t            702 

2,100 

505 

773 

340 

449      Tex, 

1 

488.886 

81.487 

30.801 

75.396 

76.889 

5.614 

4,388 

i    10.447 

10.798     ML 

ta,G30 

1,834 

1,658 

10.  745 

iO.956 

1.285 

872 

1,585 

1.074       Mont. 

88.668 

651 

990 

3.488 

3,006 

850 

585 

1,363 

l..V>9  1    Idaho. 

i        36.356 

2,216 

1,375 

1.486 

1.343 

246 

252 

1,506 

1        1,194  '     Wto. 
1        2. 464       Colo. 

116^854 

11,453 

11,818 

1.482 

1,383 

373 

201 

2,300 

3^077 

1.828 

5,733 

20,573 

19.512 

348 

171 

258 

251       N.Mex. 

71^080 

2.008 

8,006 

29.201 

32,080 

1.306 

1.137 

371 

550       Aril. 

50^456 

1.144 

1,446 

3.123 

2,711 

371 

342 

ZllO 

2,986  1    Utah. 

14881 

(               "' 

346 

5.940 

4,007 

927 

680 

864 

754  i    Nev. 

!  Lmkm 

88.185 

47,798 

•      39.456 

31.011 

46.388 

34,885 

57.703 

98,400  i  Pac. 

360^065 

6,068 

6.883 

I      10,997 

9.061 

2,709 

2,363 

12.829 

17,387       Wash. 

!       Sid 

1.483 

2.144 

1        5.000 

4.500 

7.363 

3.060 

3,418 

4.  l&l  .    Orep. 
;      7L863  !    CaW. 

1       60,668 

t 

21,815 

38,768 

1      16,371 

17,360 

36.348 

28,813 

41,356 

16 


POPCItlTION SaS   AND   EACB 

So.  17.— SIX  DUTRIBimOV,  BT  BAGS 


latl  inof"  1™ 


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No.  18.— A6E  SISTKIBUTION:  Pbrcbntaom,  st  Statm 


Zi^i 


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J  btWHl  on  loUl,  Inehldiiw  tha 


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New  York 

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POPUIiATION    BT   BAOE  19 

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Ho.  SO.— PnSOVB  91  TKUS  OV  ASB  An»  OTD,  BT  (OUBS  AHD 


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nz.  AVD  MAIB  IS  TO  44  T1AB8  OP  ASI:  Bt  &pat>8,  1920 


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Me.  S8.— HAXITAL  COSDIHOH  01  WHITI  AHD  NSGRO  PXBSOHS  IS  TIABS 
OT  AQM  A.VD  OVIB:  For  Each  GnoaRAPBic  Divibio.v  and  fob  Each  State 
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1.1 

W.  M.O. 

71*,  M 

»a.m 

U0.7S6 

08,041 

1.308 

32:1 

58.1 

0.0 

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aiB,WT 

ZHTM 

10G,2M 

SI.1IH 

R.0 

lows. 

i,i8ab«i 

MSkOGl 

110,374 

3|057 

Mo. 

in.«iB 

t<«s 

I1S.H3 

n^eiS 

168 

aai 

aa? 

&4 

N.Dok 

1%>U 

Ssa 

m,m 

13^803 

1.138 

30.3 

83.0 

7.1 

II^IW 

111.H7 

103.100 

17,300 

3.308 

27.3 

rao 

8.0 

n"^' 

m.m 

lHt«l4 

I7&.7W 

te,*i7 

1.10t 

21.0 

fctMLHT 

LM1,K1 

s.0Hua 

MS.W 

■1.1I0 

7.111 

37  T 

00.0 

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B.  A. 

TT.IOS 

»,«B 

«.M0 

e.oe4 

318 

21:0 

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il.8 

Dri. 

son,  US 

U7,»4 

3M.M3 

B3,0S7 

3,700 

2ft  1 

58,0 

12.3 

Md. 

mw 

7D,tao 

Ba.i](n 

l.Hl 

D.C. 

nKfU 

311,  lU 

B3:4S3 

3.M8 

007 

38.0 

3IL2 

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tIt.IM 

iiiXiil) 

380.811 

3iM»i 

3,031 

21.5 

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Bio 

W,  Vv 

7«BtlU 

2IM« 

iao.713 

7B.1I8 

xtu 

2ft8 

m.9 

10.3 

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sot.  OH 

i<a.u7 

n8,Stf 

1,321 

MA  117 

12S.US 

1S1.133 

1IS.{>» 

1,UB 

064 

31*  M 

•Kjm 

1W.842 

40,665 

23.3 

610 

13.0 

Pla. 

■.TRM 

1M.Mt 

1.T11.17* 

Ml.  107 

14.114 

11.  S 

0L7 

110 

E.  S,  0. 

TTOW 

IM,I)U 

6.333 

21.3 

Ky. 

7m  0« 

ItCtM 

«t!s83 

asiwi 

061 

TJRTM 

in,  MB 

410.317 

sasffii 

t.fM 

1.3S7 

36,3 

125 

J>h^ 

»«.» 

ias,iia 

3U.0S 

07, 6M 

5,107 

1.034 

1^2 

Mfsj. 

JtllLMt 

TM,11T 

»0,<38 

31.  »0 

l.OM 

Hi 

01. 

W.S.C. 

IIG.CM 

■jitns 

l«,Ki4 

S.370 

'« 

231 

ntiii 

ij^ar* 

338.007 

71.278 

4.418 

.so. 

121 

Lt' 

SM,«» 

rniiia 

MQ.8C3 

5.880 

lIlJS 

23!3 

8.7 

Okb. 

MI.W 

W3.(8B 

13,564 

2.320 

Tm. 

l.tM.fH 

miM 

«M.4n 

H»T7 

ti  lie 

l.OH 

81.4 

01.4 

■t. 

IM«U 

37.03* 

106.  IIS 

13. 880 

r.Mi 

23-1 

07.3 

lij 

Moot. 

IAS7 

1,148 

23.8 

Idalio. 

H.l« 

38.172 

4,' DOS 

000 

201 

?r 

M7,4H 

IM.IU 

M.IM 

<.M8 

»31 

l«,M> 

Mim 

WS77 

)0;833 

043 

04.3 

loii 

S.MM. 

w.cn 

30,170 

63.GS5 

10,806 

21.1 

00.0 

1L3 

Aril. 

mK) 

»,713 

20.3 

«3.e 

9.9 

a.ai 

ilM 

14.  «3 

i4ii 

'5t» 

157 

6*8 

ILl 

N»v. 

i.*Mni 

m«si 

1,IBI.S7« 

311.  »ri 

3i-10t 

3.1T1 

111 

01.4 

ILl 

Pk. 

o^m 

100.  H3 

0.0 

nun. 

3U.K7 

00.143 

3sIm4 

tilra 

21.0 

HO 

8a 

>.«w 

MIOD 

7331  MS 

IS&871 

33.101 

1.B08 

23LB 

eao 

1S.S 

POPULATION ILUTiBACT 


Vnit^  SUM,  1*10..  _ 
1010  JO  yean 

Bursl, 'total 

Hulled  SutM,  IMD.- 
Mslea - 


lml,loUI-.- 

10(11  Vi  ytui...  - 

>•«  bfUnd 

Konl,  Colli 

HlddlBAlIutlo... 

ntbin,  tDlnl..... 


41.101 
B«l,383 


17],  SM 
938,311 
US,4M 

10, 3M 
130,  IW 

sH.m 

161  J70 
803,113 
111B9 

11,058 
1.BE0 
3,30e 

BS,MI 


«i,IB3 

'    ],74%M8 

<     a«%e74 

1,884,767 


■   l,ti«,Ml 
'       9M),3M 

1. 140,  an 

ifOT 
4,403 


UrbuB.totsI '.',. 

WMtHanli<:«itnl.. 

UrW.  tolBl 


31  tnusu) 


..  l,Slt,«ll 

..  1.008,761 


U.1H 


It8,<l07 
10107 


Vrlwii.HiInl.... 

hutal.lotil 

WMlSaolIiOeBlnl 

lOloWTHn 

31  veoftanilorR'... 
UrbAD,  totd-... 


P»ci«c..__ 

10  111  30  yean... 
31  yean  and  on 


2S1104 

316,018 


107,304 
111,(U 


11,0)1 
HvOil 

0,819 

i,9n 


3,730 

xai)7 

-J,  3:13 


104. 0'o    : 

47,788     ; 
80,037     : 


71;  W7 

3BbSM 

I.41T 


iDit  Other  noawtilla. 


POTUliATION IliLITXRAOT 


•  "ncuuliaeludo  81,431  iUIWniepcnaasaiDOOi  ibe  Indiuu,  Cbiaest,  Impmoen  Mid  M 
GoBTcc:  BomuattliaCciuui,  Depart  mcii  I  ol  C€>aim(r». 


POPULATION — ^iLLrnoiAor 
Ho.  27.— PKRCBHTAOS  OF  ILLITIRACT:  Bt  drATH 


p. 

^«nt 

mun 

team 

n(peraon»l 

yean 

o[w« 

ando 

" 

rrrcmt 

Division  and  SteM 

...^ 

MbIb 

mala 

VBtiva 

wblla 

bSSi. 

Kwro 

,.=?« 
'•","&•" 

itii 

im 

™ 

im 

im 

IBM 

1B» 

1*B* 

IBIB 

,» 

»— l,S. 

T.T 

IS 

Ai 

S.B 

10 

1.0 

11 T 

IS.  I 

«.« 

M.I  I    T.O 

H 

IJ 

H 

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2g 

13 

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ii 

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ti 

1 

ii 

10.0 

ii 

1     B 

'  i 

IB 

a.  11 

11 

4.7 
4.S 

J? 

1.0 

B.0 

Ii 

11 

'IS 

B.7 

as 

1\ 
•1.1 
'ii 

11, 1 

ii! 

10.0 

it 
tl 

a.B 

is 

10 

11 

T.O 
B.1 

11 

IB 

1! 

2.4 
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1 
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3.0 

ll 

a:  5 

ii! 

10  0 

ii 
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l.fl 
il 

OB 

n 

LO 

tl 

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i.6 

ti 

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is 

BB 
7.0 

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1.0 

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0.3 

ii 

0.1 

t! 

0.4 

0.7 

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0.* 
0.7 

0.0 

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0.0 

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0.7 

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3.0 

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ti 
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f! 
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0.3 

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0.7 

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7.0 
B.0 

oil 

11 

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14.3 

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0. 

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ii; 

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lit 

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31,0 

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1! 

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11 
11 

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II 

11 

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15 

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u 

BlV 

3,8 
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il 

SSSi--::;:::::::;;; 

WmI  Ronh  C«Blnl 

II 

IB 

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8-1 

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S*^!^«-;;;;; 

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MISSl3Sl|.lri _. 

Wm  South  C<intnl_ 

i! 

4.4 
11 

Arlions... 

N.^»ii«;::;:::::::::::;:: 

w^'-*™ 

SX"nii:::::::: 

11 
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It 

Bourn  :  Bnnwioltho  Ctnnu,  Dapartmant  otC-onii 


SWrn^JNOS   AND   FAMUJIB 


31 


>•.  as.— Dwiuaias,  lAinmB,  abd  nnni  of  houb:  bt  statbs,  1920 

NOTB.— A  diralBiic  h  a  plaa  In  wUeh  on*  or  man  paniu  ncolarir  slaiifi.    A  hold,  ■  bawdhv  boon.  ■ 

-. — ,!.-.i — > — g,(  tiaaat.  tba«ta  — '-*-' ■ — "'—  — — " '—  —  -■ — "-- 

A  bdory.  store,  «t 

Ij  rioillM  ■  (tr—  -  ■ 
kWlteMMta 


K  DqaitowDl  of  CoanDcrcf. 


32  DWELLENQS    AND    PAMXLTES 

So.  29.— DWELUVOS  ASD  FAmUIS:   Avbkaoi    Noubsr  or   Pbroohs  pbk 

DWELUKU    AKD    FES    FaUILI    AND    PBRCENTAOE    DISTRIBUTION    OF    FaMIUBS 

According  to  Tenure  of  Home,  bt  States 


□ting  iha  pel 
nimtinnM  bbi 


in  bMn  dUlribatod  In  tba  h 


DIvlilon  or  BIsti 

Avsnwe 
penaoipcr 
dwetUng 

■w' 

Pm  ««  of  loUl  numbw  of 
bmUlH  (1930)  tuTlDC  hoiDH— 

J;:^^ 

,„. 

in* 

Ull 

- 

.«.»■ 

OwtMl 

trt« 

Ownsd 

^ 

£ 

GonliBanUlIFiiltodSIUH 

a.i 

6.1 

It 

4) 

M4 

4>.« 

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«.t|     mi 

•  0 

ii 

V, 

8.1 

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11 

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4.  ft 
1« 

1! 

II 
ii 

4.8 
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ts 

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4.3 

V. 

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t! 

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s-o 

ti 

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f! 

1. 
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1? 

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4.S 

4,e 

4.S 
4.S 

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11 

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ti 
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1! 

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4.4 

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40 

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404 

(114 
«8.3 

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45,2 

M.2 

3«!4 

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N.3 

sdi 
H.a 

U-2 
4&4 

44.8 
M.  5 
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WO 
M.1 

se.3 

11.1 

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ii 

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WJ 

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41.T 

MO 
34.0 

412 

33.7 

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»:4 

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4r.» 

14  0 

as.5 
us 

Jti 

39.4 

U.1 

3«.7 

sto 

M13 

11.4 

l(Lf 

it! 

10.0 

M.B 
30.S 

nt 

21.4 

3a7 

3&I 
22.4 

10.0 

I; 

1; 

SIS 
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M.0 
U.5 

MlI 
»4 
B3.2 

ss 

67.3 

713 

Hll 
MS 

S! 

808 
S2.9 

Tlfl 

s; 
|s 

71.  B 
M.4 

M4 
U.1 

ii 

7&« 

n.« 

814 
U.S 

N«wli™p.bfr.. 

So 

Dl9it1cl  or  (-(dumhi* 

s 

39^3          & 
3S.3  1        0. 
342  1        6. 

111 

ss •■ 

4ai 
37.  a 

U.i 

K.i 

33.S 
33.4 

311 

jas 

sag 

114 

3s.a 

1; 
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lt.T 

ii 

las 

7.8 
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0»tol.omu_._  

s; 

?&--:-- 

418 

KSii;:;. 

Jil 

WMhiiwiiii:::;:::  ;.. ;: 
?;&k:;:-:;:::;...:::: 

POPUIjATION FOSBIGK   BOBK   BT   COUNTBT   OP  BIBTH 


33 


^l^.^Th 

'  Albub  laefaubid  with  Turkay  1 

■.sss^ssffiisjsrc 

inada  prior 

mbineil  ss  Poluul  for  comporl- 
btlon  IBia  »u  divided  Bnunit 


■■  Eicgpt  pu— loin  0[U»  Dnltfd  Btatti 
44847* — B  A  1929 i 


34 


POPXTLATION FOBBTGN   BOBN   BT   COUNTHY   OP  BIBTH 


tdUl  while  populatloD  by  « 


aa  ot  «<(Ui,  dUcnliMd  foe  III 


Wila 


BwltHTlBDd.. 


OlBtiml  BinlM 

OeriDuiy ' 

Foluid 

CicchcBlDviUa.. 

AuMria' 

Unonrjl 

Monteiwiira""! 

Vugoihivla 

balBrn  Simpt 


IS  100, 013.  Til,  TM 


1,117,373   I 

iei.im 

I,3«S,15 


[3t.SM{ 
4,131,7(13 


101,437 


in  ODfl-tentli  or  I  per  cr 


I.  Ennps— CoDtd. 
lJiilgnri*^_____,, 
Turkey  in  Eu- 
rojHi" 

SoDtlieTa  BonpB.. 

llaly'..'.'^^!"" 

DUiw  Ennpt 

Turkey  fu  Aiua'.. 

Ssrla. ..."_""" 
Other  Ada 

Conadnt 

Other. .'■"""; 

Meil™ ■-" 

WMiInilleii..... 

Central  BHd  South 

Other  nrantrlei 

Atlantic  tsUnilt.. 

Adilralk _ 

Another 


cut 

ltL477 

ai 

\3M 

n 

>,W] 

PI 

110,  Ul 

11 

l,«3«.Nll 

HI 

30,929 

as 

•J.  311 

•  1 

-DIBAH  AND  RURAL  POKEION-BOEH  POFtJLATION:  Continzntai, 
United  States,   1920,  bt  Cocntrt  or  Boith 

Note— See  Table  37  (or  eiplauetion  o[  urbao  anit  rural  segregation 


(Tounlry  ol  birth         Utbim    ,    Kural      ''j',''^'^' 

foun»y.,fb,r,h 

Ut,.. 

»""■  ['.SS" 

"■b^JT^,!".";... 

'  3b!3<i: 
.-kl,  122 
4,  us 

•as 

'.1 

9o»ii^r^:. 

»i.» 

a.737,«T   l,DM,R7        TLB 
Baa,B7fl^       103,177'         7ft  3 

R! 

is^soj      h!4 

Norway 

»i;7cio     iaoiSM      sai 

IMrliiual 

Other  Xtuope 

■tl  ii 

Bdriu^'"^"" 1      It'jio       ttO^-       W.i 

Anronla 

iz   »d  sf! 

;jg!,    5iS   5! 

Gvilrerlunil 

f.7.731          50.038,         57.1 

Turkey  in  A.U.. 

CcBlrallnnpe 

i,ia7,i3(  1,133,  mi     Til 

''lrti:»?i  'i7^ii>J   lii 

2iaU3       131,  ns        30.3 

ai7|737        7(^H6        BaO 
>17:S03         ,1^         M.3 
l.t45.»M      »t,OI^        IS.T 

2,«0;         *i» 

1.1T0,«V      >M.M! 

CuoBila— French 

roDBdi— Other 

Yugu^vtal 

11!  11  sf 

Sf&ii 

:'■•■':■'      '■'.-""      ,"■■'» 

..fii     '       .  ; 

E*  Of  Tahiti:  II  and  S2-,  Bareau  ol 


IPOPUIi&TION ^FOBBION    WHITE   BY   MOTHXE   TONQTTB 


35 


^ptrtaDtrvporXioM  Iris.-, ,  _.  - . 

Indiid(aIcriudlc(5.I05Tn  IRIO,  S.6M  tn  leao). 

IndDdfa  Ronuiuh  uid  Friuliui  (3,IN3  In  ino,  2.3M  in  imo) 

■- -*—-  BasniM  (USID  IWO,  flS7ln  1930). 

'  indiidM  A  oonsldenble  proportion  or  HebTTv<(,  ei 
IRIO  i>  mialeading. 


Man*,  (nedall) 

\l^  Omt  oor-ltatb  of  I  per 


Iall  Waid]AlnlKD;»SreportcdasWendi3hlDl81 
■ppWi  aod  Ertboolui  (2.M3  Ic  ItiiO,  1.300  In  lOX). 


VSS.' 


>jn  ]0!O)^  OyiH7  (IM^ln  ISKt  173  Id  IMO).  OenYlui  <14  !n  ISIO, 
mU  wen  nportcd  u  0( 


»  Ceosui,  DcpsrtiiiBut  oT  Comi 


POFDTi&TION FOBKIGN-BOBN  ^ 

Vo.  S4.-^PDBEiair-B0MT  WBITI8  BT 


POPUIi&TION FOBBIOM-BOBN 

CODVTST  OF  BIBTB,  BT  STATES.  1920 


38 


POPULATION TOBBION-BOKN  WHTrBB 

K«.  S4. — FoBXiQN-BoKM  Wmras  bt  CouinBT 


EBBlern  Eaioiie— OaotUiiMd 

BoDttMn  Emope 

s^ 

DiTlsloD  and  StaU 

™„. 

-r 

BuIeb- 

rmka]' 
Eatope 

QreeoB 

loOy 

BptlD 

Porta- 

ftwi!" 

iM,aM 

l(».Mi 

'■■"' 

i.m 

iThsn 

UMMW 

4e,MT 

•7,413 

ium 

'^ 

3.  SIS 

1 
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111 

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im 

T.TW 

8.4T; 

11 
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ti 

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W.MI 
I.Mt 

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0.331 

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xi 

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3;  Ml 

13,803 

45.114 

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4.  1S3 

11.  lU 

IE 

'640 

11,  «S 

904 

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67! 

2.0U 

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207 
1,483 

611 

1,977 

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3M 
3.019 
61B 

10:313 

107' 

■si 

80,32 
Mi.  Ml 

Zi3|7& 

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aaiii 

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lelae 

B.OM 
M.4ST 

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].»tH 

12,(i79 
1.078 
1,201 
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4.32t 

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1,W 

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1.U1 

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l< 

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in 
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s 

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?SSX°'°°"™"' 

W«l  StMh  OuUnL 

;  roraprtaw  Albukla,  Dmoilc,  PltUM,  Sur  Bwln,  aad  "  Enroiw,  dl.  .. 

■CompriM*  H*d]w,  iDdl^  Chliw,  Jkpu,  PaluUus,  ud  "  Ajb,  ant  ipmIBmL" 
BonrcK  Boraaaof  tb*C«am,I>«iMitmuit  gfO 


POPITZ.ATH>N FOBBION-BOBK   WHTTBa 

or  Bbtb,  bt  Statbs,  1920 — Contintud 


A* 

Awmy* 

r««rt 

Ceo- 

DlvUtm 

Ai- 

SttU 

•ffl 

Alil> 

N«w. 

M«i- 

Wort 
Indies 

tr.1 

aooib 

S" 

as 

atber> 

40d  SUlo 

Fnnc^ 

0,^ 

m.Mi 

U,M 

11.  ou 

ID.110 

«n,ru 

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55 

sa.9M 

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88.  W4 

ti>,»i>i 

IT.72T 

U.S. 

^ 

iTm 

l,M 

TW7 

Ha.w 

■3a,>7i 

M* 

MH 

1.4M 

1.081 

«8,4»4 

~Mi 

1.8W 

S.  B. 

M 

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S 

Usaa 

3S.S7 

81 

M». 

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POPUIiATION— TJBBAN  AND  BXTBAIi 


41 


Vo.  86. — UIBAV  An>  RURAL  POPULATIOH:    Bt  Cuissss  and  Aoa  Groups, 

Continental  United  States 

NofK.— For  dieilnition  of  orten  and  rural  population  and  totals  for  earUor  years,  see  headnote.  Table  37 


Class 


Number 


Urban 


I 


lfi« 


Iblal J  42,166,120 

Whlt« ».87»,»4 

Negro 2,684.797 

AlloCber 102.029 


54.904,606 

sa  620, 084 

3,5fi6.473 

125.046 


Rural 


1016 


48,806,146 

42.362,663 

7,142.066 

310.517 


1«M 


Per  cent  distribution 


Urban 


1016 


51,406,017 

44,20a831 

6.003,658 

301,528 


100.0 

014 

6.4 

a2 


NatiTe  wbite:  I 

Native  parentage. 17,621,230 

Foreign  or  mixed  par-  I 

12;  225.331 


Foraigi»-bom  white !    0.582.733 


24,556,720 

15.706.372 
10,356.083 


31.867.345 

6,672,506 
3.812,812 


33,865,228  '    41.8 


G.  079, 832 
3,355,771 


29.0 
22.6 


ION 


100.0 

03.2 
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a2 


Rural 


1016 


100.0 

8&0 
14.3 


4A2 

2&0 
19.1 


64.0 

13.4 
7.7 


100.0 

86.0 
13.4 

ao 


6&0 

13L6 
6.5 


Sex  distribution,  1«M 


Urban 


Male 


Total 27,806.812 

While :  25,373.627 

Negro 1,737,820 

All  other 01,865 


Female 


Mal(>8 
per  100 
females 


87,101.801 

25,246,457 

1,821,653 

33,181 


100l4 

ioa5 

95.4 
276.9 


Rural 


Male 


NatiTe  white: 

Native  parentage ,  12.190,465 

Foreign  or  mixed  parentage !    7,622.766 

white. 5,560,306 


12,366,264 
8.083,606 
4,706,587 


98.6 

94.3 

115.0 


96.687,110 

23.057,028 

3,471,616 

168.475 


17,446.316 
3,642.786 
1.967,026 


Female 


Males 

per  100 
females 


24.706,808 

21.143,803  ' 
3.432.042 
133,053 


I 


16,418,912 
3.337.046 
1.387,845 


108.0 

100.0 
10L2 
126.6 


lO&S 
100.3 
14L8 


Age  distribution,  1929 


Clsfls 


Under  5 
years 


Total  urban 

Ptf  cent  of  total  ^. 


5, 276, 751 
9.7 

2, 662.585 
2,613,  l(iG 

Wbite ;    4.995,277 

Ke«ro 268,069 

AUoUier 12,405 


I 


5to9 
years 


Native  white:  I 

Native  parentaoe 2,791,238 

Foreign  or  mixed  parentage!    2,174,535 

Foreign-bom  white 29,504 

j 

araAL  popuuinos  \ 

Tocalnval '    6,207,479 

Per  cent  of  total  t 12.3 


i  3,194,876 

3,102,603 

Wbite 5.378,644 

Negro 875.630 

Allotbcr 43,205 


5,050,276 
9.3 

2,  531, 575 
2. 518, 701 

4.751,102 

291,762 

7.412 


2.534,608 

2,096,478 

120,016 


6.347,799 
12.3 

3,221.426  I 
3,126,373  ; 

5. 336, 143  I 

974,44/1  I 

37.211 


10  to  14 
years 


4,664.812  I 

8.6  I 

2,313,652 
2.350.660 

4,368,076 

291.094 

5,142 


15  to  19 
years 


4,446,96s; 

8.2  ! 

2,130,053  - 
2,315,910 

4, 127. 762  j 

310,522  , 

7.679  ' 


20  to  44 
years 


83,203,209 

42.7 

11.657,721 
11,545,548 

21.375.775 

1,762,692 

64.802 


45  years 
and  over 


11, 506, 197 
2L3 

5,845,617 
5,720.580 

10.917,240 

621,935 

27,013 


Native  white: 

Native  parentage 

Foreign  or  mixed  parentage 
rhite 


4,575,292 

787,872 

15,480 


4,443.255 

843,020 

49,868 


2,333.029 

1,790.012 

245,035 


5.976,825 
1L6 

3,055,654 
2,921.171 

5,001,246 

945,820 

29,759 


2,210,680  , 
1,503.354 
413. 728  I 


4.964.593 
9.7 

2.543,739 
2,440,854 

4.186,393 

772,693 

25.507 


9.985,517 
5,689,320 
5,700,938 


17,352,274 
33.8 

8,898,244 
8,454,030 

15,011,398 

2,233.391 

107,485 


4.630,820 
2,444.682 
3,832,747 


10.397,183 
20.2 

5,752,414 
4,644,760 

9,248,187 

1,091,575 

57,421 


4,122,680 

792,239 

86,327 


3,388,366 
683,813 
114,214 


10, 967, 215 
2,546,535 
1, 497, 648 


6,338,068 
1.333,114 
1,586,985 


>  P«  cents  baaed  on  total  for  all  ages  including  the  small  number  reported  as  of  unknown  age. 
Seoree:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


POPULATION— UBBAN  AlTD  BUBAL 
-UHBAITABVBUBAI  POPULATION  BT8TATBS 


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POPULATION ^URBAN  AND  BUBAL 


43 


Ho.  88.— POPULATIOH  DT  PLAGES  OF  8,000  IVHABITAHTS  OR  MORE 


Total 
population 

Places  of  8,000  inhabitants 
or  mora 

Tear 

Total 
population 

Plbces  of  8.000  inhabitants 
or  mora 

Popu- 
latkm 

Nam- 
berof 
places 

Per 

cent 

of  total 

ySton 

Popa- 
lation 

Nnm- 
berof 
places 

Per 

cent 

of  total 

^lon 

1790 

1800 

1810 

1820 

1830 

1840 

1850 

3.929,214 

6,308.483 

7.230.881 

0.638.453 

121866.020 

17.069.453 

23.191.876 

131,472 
210^873 
356,920 
475,135 
864,509 
1,453,994 
2,897,586 

6 
6 
11 
13 
20 
44 
85 

3.3 
4.0 
4.9 
4.9 
6.7 
8.5 
12.5 

1860 

1870 

1880 

1890 

1900 

1910 

1920 

31, 443, 321 
38,558.371 
60,155,783 
62.947,714 
75,994,575 
91.972.266 

105,  710, 620 

1 

5, 072;  256 
8,071.875 
11,366,696 
18,244,239 
25,018,335 
35,570,334 
46,307,640 

141 
226 
285 
445 

547 
768 
924 

16.1 
20.9 
22.7 
29.0 
82.0 
38.7 
43.8 

Ho.   80.— DISTSIBUTIOH  OF  POPULATIOH  IN  GROUPS  OF  CITIES  AND  IH 

RURAL  TERRITORY 

NOTS. — For  definition  of  turban  and  rural  population  see  Table  37 


Class 


18M 


IflO 


Num- 
ber of 
places 


Urban  I 

Places  of  1.000.000  or  more. . . 
Places  of  600.000  to  1.000,000. 
Places  of  360,000  to  600,000. . . 
Places  of  lOOjOOO  to  350.000. . . 
Places  of  60^000  to  100,000. .. . 
Places  of  25.000  to  60.000. ... . 

Places  of  10.000  to  25,000 

Places  of  6,000  to  10,000 

Places  of  2,600  to  6.000 


1.417 

3 

1 

7 

17 

30 

66 

228 

339 

726 


Population 


Num- 
ber of 
places 


Population 


Num- 
ber of 
places 


88.947,714  | !  76,904,575 


T 


Population 


9UVl% 


Incorporated  places  of  less  than  2.500.  J  ^  6. 490 
Other  rural  territorj 


88.896.359 

1,801 

3,662,115 

3 

806.343 

3 

2,447,606 

9 

2,781.89( 

23 

2,022,822 

40 

2,268,786 

82 

3.429.247 

280 

2,372,717 

468 

2,506,827 

893 

40.649,855 

4.  757. 974 

8.930 

35,  {>91, 3»1 

1 

80.380.433 

6,429.474 
1,645,087 
2,861.296 
3.272.490 
2,709.338 
2, 800. 627 
4,338.250 
3. 220, 766 
3. 103, 105 


8,913 

3 

5 

11 

31 

59 

11 

367 

612 

1,106 


46,614.142    

6.301.533  '11.832 
39.312,009    


48.108,180 

8.601,174 
3,010,667 
3,949,839 
4,840,458 
4. 178, 916 
4.026,045 
5,524.434 
4,264.856 
3,879,733 

48,806.148 

8. 160. 140 
41.636.007 


mo 

Class 

Num- 
ber of 
places 

Population 

TbtaL 

105,710,690 

Per  cent  of  total  population 


1896 


1986 


1919 


19tt 


100.0 


Orbaa  tenitaty. 


Places  of  1,000,000  or  more. . . 

Places  of  600,000  to  1,000,000. 

Places  of  260,000  to  600,000... 

Places  of  100,000  to  260,000... 

Places  of  60.000  to  100,000. .. . 

Places  of  36.000  to  60,000 

Plaees  of  10,000  to  25,000 

I  of  5.000  to  10,000. 

I  of  3,500  to  6.000. 


100.0 


100.0 


100.0 


Inoorpantod  places  of  less  than  2,500. 
Other  rural  territory 


8,787 

3 

9 

13 

43 

76 

143 

459 

721 

1,320 


12,9a5 


M,304. 

la  145. 

6.223. 
4,540, 
6,519. 
5,265, 
6,075, 
6,942. 
4.997. 
4,593, 


603  ! 

532 

769 
838 
187 

041 
742 
794 
963 


51,406.017 

8. 969, 241 
42,  436,  776 


1          35.4 

40.0 

45.8 

5.8 

8.5 

9.2 

1.3 

Z2 

3.3 

3.9 

3.8 

4.3 

4.4 

4.3 

5.3 

3.2 

3.6 

4.5 

3.6 

3.7 

4.4 

5.4 

5.7 

6.0 

3.8 

4.2 

4.6 

4.0 

4.1 

4.2 

64.6 

60.0 

54.8 

7.6 

8.3 

8.9 

57.0 

51.7 

45.3 

61.4 

9.6 
5.9 
4.3 
6.2 
5.0 
4.8 
6.6 
4.7 
4.3 

48.8 

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4ai 


*  At  tha  1800  oensos  incorporated  plnoes  were  not  distinguished  from  unincorporated  ones.  The  flffores 
for  that  year  for  incorporated  places  of  less  than  2,500  inhabitants  have  been  estimated,  assuming  that  those 
ptoees  we  incorporated  in  1890  which  were  returned  separately  in  that  year  and  were  returned  in  1900  as 
■WM'piifat^,  maa  may  include  the  population  of  some  unincorporated  places  and  exclude  that  of  some 
incorporated. 

Sooroe  of  TaUas  38  and  39:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


; 


44  POFDIiiTION UBBAN   AND  BUBAL 

Ho.  40. — intBAV  ABB  BUBAI  POPOLAnOH;  Marital  Condition  or  Fbb- 
80NS  15  Ybabs  or  Aas  and  Over,  bt  Major  Ci/Assss,  1920,  with  Coh- 

PABATIVB    TOTALB    rOS    1910,  CONTINENTAL  UnITBD  StATXB 


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New  YotTN.  Y._. 

N-,vraik.N.l 

?.'iBgarmPills.N  Y 


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w!«oo 


in,xo 

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RocUfgiKl,  HI 


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lEftuoApidta,  Ind . 
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EacnuimilD,  CtUt. 
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POPniiATION  OF  PBINOIPAI.  OmBS 

Ho.  43.— POPITLATIOII  STATISTIOS  OF  CSTOa 
which  apeofOsd  dua  forms  of  total  popnlatliia  ol  Uw  city.   Tba 


POFUIiATION — PBINOIPAIi  CTFIBS  47 

HATIVS  TK  IMO  OTIS  50,000  DTEABITAVTS 

tDOHM  ftom  Con  to  Cannii  Includes  that  dOB  to  uDOBtlan  of  tctilUiy  u  well  M  to  dbaet  powth 


Nuite  wtdlc  r««lcii 
or  Blind  pvanUc* 

Fornicii-btni  wtalU 

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1920 

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P«T 

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Nam-     Ttr 

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Pa 

dtj 

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b«. 

ber, 

bn, 

Mala 

19W' 

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13, »: 

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883 

8.7ir 

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lit,  IS 

S7.a«ft 

Akron. 

3&W1       AISI 

w. 

17,  SH 

li.( 

1,0811 

1,30 

68.070 

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7.175       1J,7B 

17.4 

8,813 

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13» 

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1T.44» 

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IT. 

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31^430 

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7.380 

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14.880 

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368,7*6 

379.30* 

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301 

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l.«3 

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38.31 

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2.1 

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llubotb. 

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as 

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rig. 

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hul. 

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10.  TM. 

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3ft  008 

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39,010  41.  < 

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7,198  13.1 

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laa 

31.79 

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10.  K3 

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44, 

43.437 

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241 

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64,17: 

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3.4 

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13,00; 

aw 

37,47? 

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Mobile,  AU 

NMhvillD,  Tenn 

New  BedlOrd,  MuB... 
Naw  BiiUlD,  Coim 


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Bt.  lonpti.  Mo 

Bl.  Loiifa,  Mo 

fit.  Paul.  MlDD 

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Bnitlr.  iVu. 
SbuiCity.l 


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POPUIjmON — PBIKCIPAL  CITIB8 

Ho.  43. — PoPui-AYtoti  Statutics  or  Cmaa  Hatihs 


Total  papnlaUon 


«.8g7 


1,911. aes  2,6m. 
I3B.UN      m.SK 


10.SS6 

n*ai 

350.918 

41.  tn 

20.7«S 
20.  SW 

333.  we 

90,  ns 

13.  «M 


zg,Bio 


VKtX      107,314 


I1.8SG  3S,3G3 


33,g.'i3| 


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78,833 


11S.777        3*,471 


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eg,M3 
107,784 
171,  MT 
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<U.WI 


74.  tea 
SOB,  en 

137,7a 


NaUTewli[ta.jiaUv» 


Nmnbar.  Number, 


I0^78t 

n.s73 

2Z.8BD 


3CUI 
13,037 


nasi 

«;73S 


1«0,MI 

I,  ]«4.g34 

113. 41S 

1J.1T7 


M.11S 

cea.7S3 
2in.uo 


3^781 

33, 2M 
33,911 


17.  M! 
t8,«n 
1M.0U 
3&SM 

83,063 
U.iMO 

33,781 
339,  4es 

12,11: 


'  Inclndis  Indlani,  Cbtama,  Jspflotw,  an4  DthK-  DODwhllr. 

■  Tola]  popukUon  for  ISIO,  IndudlDg  Bouili  BtlUebcm  Bod  Wot 
B«Ibkhani.  I33I0;  utlTe  wbll«  of  oattva  panntagc,  l«l.1«;  nslive  i 
«,«):  fn^m-bocn  wbfle,  9,IM:  Nccro,  238:  olhei  ooloivd.  t, 

■Total  popQlaUan  for  1910.  (ocludini  Hyde  Park,  anneiBd  ilnn  I 

parentace,  183,038:  native  wbilr  nf  roreun  or  n  '      '  

l\011:otllM  nlorad.  1,341 

Bourn;  Biuwu  altlw  Csiwus,  l>«iiaiimi'ati 


Brltalebna  Bi 


lanaflu,  i»w4iiart 
Enarmhcd  panotii 


FOFCIiATION FBINOIPAI.  OITIBB 


49 


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or  mucd  lanatafi 

C^'         1 

B«i,I«20 

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= 

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city 

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b«, 

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not. 

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lai 

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1930 

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78 

0.1 

37,  SS! 

ia,ia 

l.J 

tCrre    i.«l 

Si,  MA 

81.238 

37-7 

83,  »a 

M«npw., 

iSLrai 

MI.B11 

«.8 

mora 

Mi 

1,011 

2;  32 

0.: 

228.814 

228,63! 

MUiraakH. 

1M,IS 

WS 

88.031 

2.731 

4.21 

l».21i 

191,387 

MlnnnpoUB. 

0.5 

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39.141 

31.89 

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10,83! 

30l3 

82,331 

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3^487 

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23.288 

38,002 

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118,16 

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FOPUIiATLOS   HNGAGHD   IN    GAIWFDIi   OOOTJPATIONS 


Ho.  44.— FSBS0N8  BVOAGKS  US  GAIH7UI  OCCVPATIOini :  Bt  Sex  ±sd  Aau, 
Continental  Unitisd  States 

NOTK. — OwlDg  to  chuip  in  Ihc  dale  af  ennmcrstlon  tram  April  Ui  Jamury  ud  to  cbun  in  tbe  wordbii 
of  tba  Inatniotlooa,  tbe  DDmlwr  o(  penora,  «apedally  vodwd  sod  chlliJnD,  nported  u  bum  labcnst 
WM  mush  ItM  in  IflSO  tlwn  would  bkie  b»D  th«  cue  II  tiN  IftlO  nHtbDd  bid  been  ftdknred.  Tbe  Inoom- 
perability  In  tbia  occapeUon  affects  niBterlllly  tbe  fliona  10c  tbe  agricoltim)  iroop  u  K  wlial*  aod 
CTen  lot  all  occiupatians  combined.    P<r  dlKUMlon  Me  Cenwu  at  1020,  Vol.  IV,  pp.  13  to  14 


Male).  10  yean  itndoTH 

Femaloa,  10  ytan  and  ot« 

Oemui  year  and  B«e  period 

pailom 

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Number 

Ptr 

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Native  while-far- 
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Nomber 

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Per 

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tmtt 

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1,111,  MS 

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POPUIiATION OCCUPATIONS 


51 


Vow  46.— P1E80H8  10  YEARS  OF  AGE  AHD  OVER  IV  EACH  OEHERAL 
lUViBiOH  OF  0CCUPATI0H8:  Continsntal  Unitkd  States 

Note.— See  headnote.  Table  44 


CI— of  oeeapation 


Asriealtare,  forestry,  end 
animal  hnrtandry 

Extraction  ofmtiifrah 

liannfiirtiirijng  end  mechani- 
eal  industrjes- 


Pnblie  eervioe  (not  ebewbere 


) 


laervioe 

Donestie  and  personal  serrioe. 


Apkoltnre,  forestry,  and 
animal  hoibandry 

Kztnetioa  of  minerals 

Haaafactarins  and  znecbanl- 
cal  iDdostrfes. 


Pobbe  aerrloe  (not  elsewhere 


). 


Both  sexes 


Iflf 


Males 


ltl9 


S8,ie7,SS6     41,ei4,M8     80,091,664     83,004,737 


112,059,082  , 
1965,109 

110^028,731 

12,037.420 

3,614,070 

459,291 

11,093,361 

13,772,559 

1,737,053 


100.0 

33.2 
2.5 

27.8 
&9 
9.5 


la  953. 158   110.851,581  ; 
1,090;223        1904,075  . 

12,818.524  18,808,161 
3,003,582  I2,5aa795 
4,242;979       3,140,582 

770^400  ;  445,733 
2,143,889  1  1950.470 
3,404.892  111. 241,338 
3,126,541       1,143,829 


I 


1. 
4. 
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4.0 


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26.3  I 
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8.2 
7.5 


100.0 

36.1 
3.2 

29.3 

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1.5 
3.2 
1.1 

3.8 


9,800.080 
1,087,359 

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2.85^528 
3,575^187 

748,000 
1.127.391 
1,217.968 
1,700,425 

100.0 

29.8 
3.3 

32.9 
8.0 

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2.3 
3.4 
3.7 
5.1 


Females 


ItlO 


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1,094 

11,820^570 

1106^025 

408^068 

13,558 

1733,891 

12,531,221 

503.224 

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22.5 
1.3 
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31.3 

7.3 


8,070,771        8,548^511 


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2,864 

1,03a  341 
213,064 
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21,704 
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1,426^110 

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1  Ftgores  coneoted  to  conform  to  1920  dassiflcation. 


>  Less  than  one-tenth  of  1  per  cent. 


Vo.  47.— VUMBER  EH6A6ED  IV  EACH  GENERAL  DIVISION  OF  OCCUPATIONS: 
Bt  Sex  and  Age,  Continental  United  States,  1920 

Macs. — For  totab  of  all  aces  see  Table  40.    A  fewpersons  of  unknown  age  are  omitted.    See  also 

headnote  Table  44 


Agegroaps- 


ClasB  of  oocapation 


MALE 


10  to  13,  14  and  :  10  and  17   18  and  10 
years    15  years     years     i     years 


20  to  24 
years 


Alloccapatioas ;S58, 859  ,456.989   1.108.450   1,448,908 


4, 181, 889 


25  to  44 
years 


15, 579, 580 


45  to  64 
years 


65  years 
and  over 


8,558,175 


1,498,887 


Agrfcoltore.  forestry,  and 
animal  hosbandry 

Eitrmction  of  minerals. 

Mann  tart  qring  and  me- 
chanical industries 

Transportation 

Trade 

foblic  service  (not  else- 
vtMre  dassiited) 

FniMaional  service 

Domestic  and  personal 


Osteal  oocnpations. 
Alli 


Acrfcoltnrc,  forestry,  and 
nimal  hosbandry 

txtraction  of  minerals. .. . 

li«rafactiirinf  and  me- 
chanical indostries 

Tnnsportatkxi. 

Tnde 

hiUk  HTTioe  (not  else- 
wbavdassifled) 


DwiMUhj  tad  pefsonal 
Jwviee 
CWical 


221,409  1237.829 


598 

a  737 

1,682 

ia360 

136 
325 

4,880 
6,123 


6,447 

97,596 
13,935 
32,805 

949 
1,654 

11,202 
53,510 


396,484 
42,906 

366,215 
60.989 
79,620 

ia833 

5,774 

24.388 
116, 247 


457,588 
54,024 


1,134,649 
143,920 


475,401  .1,395,784 
12a  285  404. 352 
104,222  i  372,471 


118, 804  988, 800  >  009, 198 


5a  993  I 
17,792  I 

32,940  ' 

i3a723 ; 


114,031 
106,632 

112,716 
335,937 


808.835  1,809.075 


107.549 
49 

2;  730 
217 
844 

17 
290 

7.292 
804 


8a  522 
97 

81.427 
304 

71, 497 
299 

78,260 

3.078 

13,290 

221,296 
27,396 
55,0«2 

214,340 
39,9A6 
67,744 

28 
1,190 

94 
11.440 

547 
6a  450 

3a  632 
19,703 

88,148 
124.034 

118,729 
2ia663 

13a  790 
510 

382,765 

7a  702 

138,915 

2,929 
298,827 

302,226 
481,411 


3,966,116 
577,472 

5, 461. 425 
1,503,895 
1,  799, 041 

306,491 
605,682 

603.619 
755.845 


8. 417, 878 


337,067 
1,125 

73a  250 

63,260 

291,658 

12.096 
49a  894 

972,489 

518,506 


2,783,518 
23a  137 

2,685,506 

661.331 

1,02a  498 

214, 156 
328,893 

357,849 
264,285 


1,858,479 


219,802 
405 

271,047 

7,600 

91,725 

5,554 
13a  500 

568,448 
57,338 


662;  040 
22;  350 

378,673 

7a  619 

144,500 

47, 415 
58,614 

6a  685 
35.929 


19a  900 


54.350 
60 

2a  960 

547 

7.406 

4n 

ia970 

93,135 
2,055 


Sooree  of  Tabki  4o  and  47:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


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31,305 

1H.13B 
S.7M 


M,OH 
3a,3K 
30,103 

ziie 

3.01B 


■  lodndei  box  laotoriaa  (vood). 


POPULATION OCOUPATIONS 


N.tiT, 

FordED- 

I1.T38 

S.078 

190.00 

7,m 

i.<m 

mm 

K.xa 

B.T« 

7,183 

38,1100 

iMai 

17S.1BI 

s.sie 

18,773 

177,078 

mai 

31.107 

it,  am 

3,873 

UflBl 

6.8M 

6(1,371 

38,  oa 

19.»»7 

1.383 

si-m 

88,076 

Uil« 

,^ 

2.7M 

8,8U 
1K.»8 

730 

IS! 

i 

87,  MS 

393 

'1 

3,ITt 

11,  US 

MS.  730 

3M 

1 

a.  SSI 

16,  BM 

3 

? 

u.aes 

3 

M».771 

IS 

t«*7 

ia,»»s 

*.M0 

§.330 

J«».3M 

103 

71.S03 

ie,33« 
i;.«3 

U.870 
a)B,7lS 

3 

"•™ 

• 

■:» 

18,  2(111 

*.811 

3.,W« 

■J:?.! 

01,  382 

83,480 

7  J  aw 

1^,185 

Lsbcnn— Con  I  In  lud. 
-r«tik(    ■        ■ 

sax  aim 

TciIiledyvlne,DnUMab(>Dilpitit- 

Wookn  uid  iroRn«d  mflh. 


Mllicn  W:£li)ar,iKd7i!tc'. 
MiUinoa  «Dd  mlUlDrry  dmitr 
ICai-lri?,  looDdci*.  andca' 
Oikno! 


fbuildliW.._... 
Pualns,  BUikn, 

wrr)-- 

Fapnluiictn 

hSHfn  and  model 


381,741 
^>73 
73.351 

M,ei3 

»^4S7 


Cte  mi'-aluHl  kUicd  IndasuiM. 


Fait'iita  rKtoilca... . 

{^)«(l(r.  artrldn,  d  jiiunltii  fur,  I 
And  QfwwiiTb  ucbirlv  - , 


(nturdmilcalrkctofiB— ! 

Cisar  kod  totaox)  bdoriti. 

CUr,  El»i.*iidit(Hi«lDdi>jtri« 

^kk.  tB*.  ud  Um-coiu  factotMe. 

U-sC  ccimDt.  I 

iKUrls.. 

MirbleuidRon 


Conrtraal 

Gkmbcuni 

HMfkcUrftKMt) 

8Urt.cDll*r,udcDflfKWrla. 

SUl,  ODM,  doak,  uid  orctmll  Ik-  [ 


37)638 

,  K» 

M78 

liars 

307 
S.06S 

«.71S 

38^  M3 

Il.i37 

TS,J«7 

84.  SIS 

58 


POPCLiTION 0OCUPATI0N8 


Kkantuitiuinfl  ftDd  vao1iftiil<iftl 
indutTiM— Con  Unued . 
Semiskilled  operatlvm— Coatiiiofd. 

yodd  Indmtrit* 

Bakerltf _ 

Butter,  cbecTC,  and  coodeDsed-mllk 
lattotUa.... 

Ftab  inirloi  and  puicIoK 

Flour  uid  gralD  DiiUi. 

Ftnlt  and  vtntable  caouicm,  elo . . . 

SlBUEhta'  BDd  poiUnE  boiUM 

eiuarFwtoclraBiHlTMberLea 

OtDor  load  IiicUiiiCB 

HanicBS  and  saddle  iDdnstiiM 

Ajpipultural  t  iniilemeot  Iftotoriw . . . 

Automobile  [svlOT  Ira 

Blaat  runuhvd  and  Hl4?e1  roUIng 
mllla  (iDoludlDg  tlDpUte  nillli) . .. 

Cm- una  railioed  shops — 

Bblputd  boalbullduig. 

Wagon  ud  caiTla««  farlorlcs 

Other  iron  and  itecl  laotoriea  ■_ 

Not  BpecinBd  metal  IndUMiiea. 

Othor  iretal  IndoaCrloB - 

Brosamllto 

Clock  and  watch  lootoritB., 

Copnw  (sclorlos 

Oold. lUvEr,  andjewelryEacbirliB.. 

Lead  and  ilcc  (actorlea 

TlDVare.  enamelvons.  etc.,  taetorlea. 

Other  metal  (actorica. 

Lumber  and  rnrnltnre  IndaitilH 

Furniture  [DctoHn - 

PlBDOand  ar(BD  factories 

Baw  nniL  plamng mills  K-- -- 

Olhernoodwatklngraclwlea 

Pspnand  pnlpmllta 

PilnlhiR iinii  publisliliig 

Tannciio! 

Teitfle  IndiutTlu- 
Carptl  mills 

Knitting  mills.' ■" n ;; ^ " r " II "II ; 

Iao!  and  embroidery  mills 

SUk  millt _. 

TntUe  dTelng.  IdWiIu,  aod 
prlBtiDg  mills 

Other  leilile  mllli. IIIIIIII 

Other  ln:lu>'tr(a 

Broom  DDd  bruab  loctorlea 

Button  faclorlea 

Elecliic  light  BDd  DowR  plaola 

KlerlrlcBl  supply  lactarlee 

Leather  belt,  leaVher  ouieVetc.',  bi^' 

l.tc|Uoi  and  bevcrogB  iiiduinriail.... 
Paper-hoi  Fsrtorles 

Kublier  lartorlos 

Straw  liiclorlM 

Other  ODiI  DulspecldBd  Euduilrlss.. 
SboeiTinkera  and  rohblers  (nt*  in  far- 
Skilled  omipBtlons  (p.  o.tM 

Ahnmlir;  and  tempertn  (meul) 

Plaooand  organ  tiinera 

Wood  i-HTTers 


a,  see 

41, 9M 
3,  lU 

e,79i 


B,Tlft 

moia 


JJ,S87 

302,  *M 
iO?.C04 
19.  CN 
I1S,7JI 


3,aa3 
m 
e,3(» 


3«,33S 
l.gfiB 
3ft  447 


3,304 
fi,B33 
13,348 


LKe 

ia,tefi 

t,«7S 
4,384 
S(l3,3t4 


14,<l» 

Mil 

lis,  443 
37,480 
1^103 
1X133 


10,3S4 
14ft  lU 

ia,«)7 

73,708 


S4,U£ 

IftMO 

71  BOB 
40,7118 
417, 41S 
8|42S 


19,408 

7,WII 
30,703 


i^71M 
%1M 


I,«DO 

36,  Ml 

lOXtW 


POPULATION OOOUPATION8 


59 


SDr*t  d 


m,  flacnuD. 

Tkk«t  HhI  MaooD  ■■ 
Knn«k  pert,  tdcvn^,  utd  tdafaion:< 

Ipi  i»  inrnnr  '  ~r"~'"' 

ITiiiiM  iiwWiiiiai  I II  ui']  nUwKy  null 


74. »«  54,9ST 

7t,t06  I7.U8 


0.286 
M.31S 

H.no 


B1.34« 
88.  SIB 
16.  SSI 

5,203 

25,006 


xl  atnel  buililliic  and  n- 
lb  uid  tdrpbaoe- _.. 


n  In  ■crteulIurr.hnstrT.  tad  ai 
hiB.  Mkd  driven  for  baksiia  ui 


S.2W 
VB,6lt 


XallT. 

^i:^^- 

irhla, 

Xt 

30,IS2 

8,771 

«,1»S,»T» 

U7,IU 

S3S 

3T.0M 

30,311 

m,tMa 

M.WJ7 

8U 

a,«) 

Bv«B 

18,673 

S,S8S 

1>5,8M 

1^874 

s,(a» 

250 

ai.«s 

<.(ra 

T.Tes 

l.«M 

ao.jTS 

6.306 

2.0M 

6.xa 

1,(^.1 

)[  mlnersls  Br*  duaLfl«d  witb  th*  otbet  w< 


POPULATION OCCUFATIONB 


OUwr  O^naparthtlon  yarvaitM—^ontA^ 

Otber  oocupaUDiu  (aemlaUUBd) 

Steam  raUrcMd --_._... - 

Strtirt  rallroart 

Othoi  transiwrtollon 

Tmde - 

Bmkera,  brokaii,and  raonBylmidera.— 
Banliera  nnd  bun*  oflldiJo 

IxisQ  broken  BDdiniiriiMoksri 

Stork  lifolcen 

Broken,  not  spucUliiduid  promoten. . 

01eflainrton«« 

Oommgrdil  tn*eliin 

P«oantan,dnpen.vlDdavdi«BHa... 
IMlnryiDen  (bakerle*,  Mora,  and  hran- 

drtai) _.._ 

nounrslkcn  ud  fDnmcii  In  atom 

Imraoa  (wu«tioiuns,UackiviU,Mc). 
ajqwoion,  putw.  wkI  umpkn 

OfBdili  atlii(imoe»ei)ni[»iiln 

I^boren,  ooal  ivrdi 

labonn,  elsTMcn 

Ii>bcnni,luinbarT*nli... 

1«boTen,<tcvkyvdB..,.^ -,„,--_.. 

L4bor«n,  wiraDouMB 

l«hon<n.  potos,  balpufl  In  ttocn 

Namboyi - 

FronHclon,  offldali,  and  niuiaeHs< . - 

ficsldiUileaKentaKndofflolalB. 

Retidl  dmlfra' 

AciltultunllmplcniKiUaiii]  nuoDf. 

Butcbin  and  mcst  dfaim 

Duyen  and  aUppen  ol  JEtalo 

Bayara  and  iblppen  ol  UTOtod. 

Buyn  and  ■lii[ipfn  of  dther  CBrni 

ptuclow — 

Candy  and  Hmr»rtlonerj,__ 

Clfnnrind  lobacoo-, 

I'lotblni  nnd  mcQ'a  rmnlshlaia 

Coal  una  wood_.„. 

DaUoatisaoD  «lof« , 

Dni^  and  inRltdDM,  Iccluding  ibiig- 

gbUnDd  DbBimacIsM 

Dry  Eoods,  luicy  toDds,  ud  noClDDt .. 
Five  and  leo  rent  and  varlelv  Horci .. 
Flour  aad  ttcd 

Oiniwal  Mona. 

Iludwara,  aiiivs,  and  euilor 

EJufkitMaandpaddlan 

Lwlry rr^. 

lunl _._ 

Milt,...":;i;/."".'.r.'.;".":":""; 

Uoiicaad  mtulca)  InftniDMnU 

New»doaJ«f» 

on.  palm,  and  wall  paiw 

■OplfeLam 

Produwand  proTislona 

Othrr  tqiHiflcd  ntsll  daalen 

Nat>p«dltodntaU4Mlan 

BalMinPDandttJiiawonini 

AuctioDHin 

DiunoQstratoiv _^. 

SaJcaafantt. 

Bakamaaajcu 

■  NototborwlM  itHdOHL    •Hut oil 

>  Indodaa  alio  -     -     -        -' '— 


POPtTLAITOM — OCCUPATIONS 


O««p.tlon 

To»l 

Mala 

FeoBle 

Native 
vbjte 

PoreigD- 
bora 

N.«rc. 

Trmdo-Ccmtliiiied. 

M.4«B 

II 

T70.W0 

TX7W 

asot 
13.  ao 

7(8.  «M 

1.U7 
794 

a,OM 

11.  TM 

a;  773 
60.  IM 
U.CMO 
R.34S 

uo.ua 

a  871 

14.3*3 

4.  IIS 
i«M 
4.280 

w 

19S7 

WbolsiJa  dsalcn,  impmua  •od  ai- 

Fnilt  (TBdBi  UHl  lackai 

1.070 

d—ita* - 

SI,  IS) 
(.mm 

31.416 

as 
si 

1,»M.M0 

S.HO 
35.814 
31,330 

t| 

Ii 

2^583 
3,828 

Ml.TU 

IS 

338 

»i 

giS3SiSS£i£S&.'*": 

is 

^1 

94  lit 

1.0M,4»e 

1 

34.  1» 

ii 

11.711 
752,  OM 

27,077 

"ii 

118.  Bi 

10,071 
14,774 

ia.8M 

'!:!!! 

31.  na 

>.4«.M» 

IMM 

m 

11 
II 

130,781 
S7;B67 

1 

lis 

70,838 
8,S8S 
8.875 

tS 

14.IS1 

14,803 
l.«7.»M 

14,817 

1 

41034 
13 

SSSi 

5,718 

48,307 
M,8I7 

113,  sn 

,1a 

"S 

8SI,ai7 
119.889 

sg 

&,'784 
1ft  410 

a,ui 

IftSlO 

31,  m 

14,139 
5,799 
18,949 

i.5M,no 

1 

13.839 

asliM 

IJ.041 

l| 

a775 

19^821 
800 
3,043 

i^ 

TM,l»a 

^S 

AnliU.(calpt(]n,BiidtcuhaiDf>n... 

389 

KdUora  ud  npstHs. 

980 

ColkfEinMmuuidpraleaont 

g^^»sa— ::: 

CsTO 

35.443 

T«rtvn  (mlUeths.  dan^,  M^) 

K 

■"■"! 

S.771 
45,939 

i,«a 

4,931 
28, 9K 
I.M7 
17.019 
i.lM,»4 

*us 

%B88 

-SSfS^^?** 

IM 

^■»-— ---.- 

1.131 

tltndurti  ud  helpm  (pnif.  mrlco) . . 

S^OIl 
L  DM,  690 

31M11 

1M.96S 

M,  .■.;.:. 

S3.WB 
141 

1M,995 
16,134 

69,108 
«,013 

1,683 

POPULATION OOOtJPATIONS 


OmipsliOQ 

ToWl 

Male 

„^ 

Native 

Forefgn- 
whits 

„^ 

]><nnHtio  ud  penoul  Hirin— Cantd 

133,392 

li 

iJ8.aa 
aa.8113 

396,7*6 
ia),71S 

13.  m 

*,773 
161, 99* 

43.108 

22.513 
22,  «T 

87,987 
l,a70,M8 

",« 

IE 

228, 9M 
S4,9a7 

S,1M,M1 

!g.aS2 
16^142 

S:S 

14^690 
31,  M4 

39, 968 
12.239 

111.740 

1 

US 

l^e«4 

92,532 
12,557 
4?^ 

78|aoi 

17,212 

gs 

B,1M 
110,071 

« 

JO,  696 
113,049 

its 

7.838 
i,MO,lllT 

i 

10,009 
34.638 

Iffl 

9,063 

4,  Ml 

30,46fi 

SM,83« 

11 

1.100 

189,203 
M,14» 

3,314 

»«i,m 

'S 

iS:S 

16,  in 

44,110 

lAundTj^  oiroora.  offl^^,  »ad  num. 

18,338 

•iZ 

23,268 

71.343 

258,813 
16,472 

3i«? 

112.064 
78,476 
2^97B 
17,094 

lolsoG 

1,T(»,4» 

lis 
§1 

7  611 

Bvtiiimal,    ealt,    uid   IudcD    roam 

1(^463 

Is 

697.302 

no,  921 

6,492 
4,S73 
633 

■"S 

11,344 
16IS1S3 
41,8»« 

8,gn 

Hunlera,  (rappers,  BodguliHB 

^•Si 

IT.Oll 

l.«87.90a 
113.102 

lM.»4t 

1.0I{C742 

98,768 
SO.  410 

15,  »3t 

4721183 

14,  ZM 
M4,744 

664,923 

1,332,767 

91,034 

11 

8,677 
36,496 

1,608 

■515 

<'  Borne  o[  tha  Dwnen  o[  hand  laundries  probably  an  ladnded  witb  laondry  opcnllvta. 
II  EieepI  Megrapb  uimoinBi  i. 

No.  62.— SHIFT  IH  OGCHFATIDKS,  1880-1620  (ADJUSTED  FIOtntES)  > 


Otcupallon 

FWMM 

,.. 

UM 

in* 

U8I 

m. 

•m 

iT.sn 

iiS 

2,122 

10.889 

41,  tM 

II 

Is 

3.6 

m.0 

2! 

1&7 

■SI 

ManiKnemrliM,  mBcbanlcal  punuTu.  and  mlnliw 

I  Owinn  lo  chuuM  in  the  UTouplnjt  of  oreupatloni  Kcorilmr  to  ntat  cIbocb,  In  tbs  dXliiKloD  oT  cMtiln 
IrriMilual  occupalioni.and  In  iDalra^l  ona  to  enumaratora  (wpeelally  u  toraportlui  woman  aod  obllitan}, 
IbacenausstHlUtlisaanlglnall/publlabednciulianKrauplnfaDd  alio  cer^n  adjiutiiwota  wlild)  irait 
tEa^^iMir  ""™'3'  }JF''Sn'"^"^ "'  P""*'*  *""■  1" solved  in  lh«ee  cMItnaln  li  not  niffldait  to  otaooB 


Snura  of  Tabha  61 


EELIGIOUB   BODIKB 


S.— lEUmOVS  BOima:  CHimcm 


Narthtn  BaplM  CooTCDtJra ... 
SoDltkBii  Biptbt  damnUaa-  -. 

Nccto  f^KlM*  ■ 

=—  WOlB^iltaU.. 


FncV 


sUJbo 


M).,. 


Bn-ttarcD.  Owmta  BaptM  (Dontai) 

(Sbodta) _ 

CbriKivi  Church  (p«n.  CooTimtlon) 
Church  U  Chrtot  SdttiUH 

Chnrcbc*  or  CbriM '^/^\^l[l^. 

CoDmotknial  Chorcbia 

TXaOBicaalCluM.^ 


OnsfeOftlwdai  C 


oOrtbodoiC 


>  Dftir  SwdU  (S  badie» - 


Clritod  Loth.  Chnrdi 

Jolal  flmd  rf  Ohio  utdOUwrEMta 
EyDodadovBUiil  Otba  SlaUs.. 
AllMbi     '" 


BCI7bi 


MMbmLM  FroUMmt  Chunh... 

Maltiodiit  EnlKopal.  BoDlb 

Afrkui  MeihodU  EptoKul-.- 
AMnn  MathodM  Epianpal  Zla 
Coknd  MMbodiK  gplssoiwL... 


,j3bocli«sl 

Peliih  Nailocal  Catholic  Cburch... 
PmbTiojaa  bodim — 

Pnsbuwfan  rhureh.U.  8,  i 


CiunlMtluKl  PrnbTtcrlin  Church. 


Pntbrtcrlu  Chnrcb,  C.  8... 
AQbUk  (S  bodba) 

Prr^csUnt  EidHopBl  Cburdi... 

Briormrd  bodM 

Rrtanoat  Church  Id  Anuria 
f.^nrnud  Cbuich  Id  Uw  O.  8 
All  mb*t  II  bo<!ia«).._ 

Kiaan  ralboUc  Cborcb 

^TAlion  Army 


rairvMlM  Church... 
tU  ahfT  ilRnmllatln) 


ii.a7i  : 

V50 
Z,IU 


63 

I  AND   Mbmbebb,  bt  Dxmoionatiohb 

■bbiBvlatwl 

Mcmbentilp  bj  ■ce.  1S2S 


114, 9U       1W,1T' 


2S3«,$7t   3,llM.aZl 


3.  US     2S7,  les 


3,303     3,«t 

ne 

7.M5 
3,7(S 

71S 

1,7S8 

772 

17,3tS  1 


160.738 
3S7,7I» 


I  R.M1,7U|3CM7.II1) 

127,  «T 

fl.MB,t74 

i.ia™'' 


11«,  4S5 
BSplSjl 

a(K,o8o{ 


i,iM.33e 

1H.3M 

S7.M4 
M.7SI 


S.JIgl      JST.IM  *,DSl.i»Z„, 
1,887       4e£3U      Gw.sai 
[fi,103i£WT,EIS  3,6M,00»  1, 
IMOj    ■763,Si>«    l.aH.3Mi 
■   -^       —    •■-'       311,4251 

21  r!^ 

iss,iM^      so,i>eft 

87,  llld  I,73S 

S.070,«W      «».«H 


,0D7,06& 

73,097 


1,  IB3. 120 

MS,  43a 

M34T 

427.  717 

144. 7GI 

ftB7B 

£8,100 


a.iS4 

32,781 


'Ivhi'ta  rm  Baptbt  CburchM. 

'Fijureit«liil6«r«larlhef<«tk>n»J  BBplist  Cooraniion      Fisiuwtor 
■na  ttM  NvthsD  Bsptlit  Comentioa  in  ISIS. 

'IsdadH  flnuB  (Sr  STaogf  U«]  ProlriUnl  Chnrcti  ol  Norlh  Amerli 
■IiKludwEnncaUiaJ  Aawdstioa  iLtid  UnJied  ETancBlhsI  Cbnrcb. 
■  iKlDiki  the  QbwsI  BTDod,  UniWd  Synod  ol  Ibe  Soulb,  and  the 

'  Ir^aSm  trr™^  of  »bkb  th<  largest  Is  the  8; 


HilibCilTlnliUaMsIl 


lie8rDoei 
^bodlit  CI 


Church, 


Qenerst  Caiincil  (uoep' 
Ohio,  utd  Other  BtaUs. 


64  RBUOIOUS  BODIB8 

Ho.  64. — UlieiOUS  BODDBr  Valvb  or  Profbbtt  and  ExrucDmiKas,  and 
Number  or  Sunday  Schools  and  ScHOt^sa,  ab  Rkposted  roB  1926,  pok 
THE  Pkincifal  Den  OKI  nations 

Non.— Tbe  names  of  nuur  ot  tba  daoDmliiatliHU  tun  bmn  KiiiMwhBt 


Value  ol  cborcb 


E  ipmjdtttuu  during 


MH.SHB.>n,Ha,«ia 


AdnntlalB  U  bodkS) 

BapUit  bodlM 

Nurthani  BaplIM  Con^ 

SouLheni  Baptlit " — 

NcETD  BiptlaU 

FrtB  Wm  Bapll»w- 

PrimitlTB  BapllfiU 

AUolliisrUlbotlhK) 

BiPlhren,  Oemui  Baptlit  CDunbn] 

(BtwilM) 

ChrLiLian  CIiiirGb  (Qeneral  Codtid- 

ttonj - 

ChuiTh  of  Chrlft  ectmliM. 

riiurch  ol  the  NMxene 

rhiirchps  o(  rhrijt _ 

ConirreinitlorBl  <'liurrhia 

DlKlpleaoICtuiit 

Buirm  Oithodoi  ChuithM 

Oiwlc  Otthodoi  Chureb 

ItiiBiinn  Onhoddi  Chureh _ 

All  olbur  (S  bodlol- 


rpduraWcl  churchM. 

Frl™<la  (*  bmllM) 

Jewj^b  ConfTPirstlnnA......... 

Latter  Dey  EnloU  [3  botlka) 

Lnthnrnn  bortiM 

Unn.ll  LutbrranCburetiln  Anuria. 

Hyno<ll<^I  CanlFnncsi^AiuMica 

NDrwvRlan    Lutbaran    Cbunb    ot 


IBlnl  Sine 


t    Ohio  B 


■ml  or  Inirnnn>l  Othi-r  Run- 

oilinr  (la  bmliui) 

90nit(Jl(17boiltn}..__ 

■Ihwlliil  Kpl"«'l«i"CI'i>roh-"- 


{■n^iryiiiiiD  I'liurch  in  I'n  V.  h.  a 
('iini)ii'jlan'l  Pnebjtcilan  Cbnrcb. 

i'liilf-l  rnabyinian  Church 

I'ri .ibylnlao  Church  la  th*  v.  R._, 
AH  uilior  til  bo-llM) 

riD'i  stunt  Eplicopal  Church 

IlcfnrinM  boika 

iti'livmnl  ClibTchln  Anieriua 

iiir'jnni'<i  Chnrrh  In  Ihg  r,  S.  _. 
AllolhiTfabmliiBj 

Rgman  CalhoDcChareh. 

8AlvAlti>n  Army ._„__.^_ 

8plrilii«l!«» 

iTniiarians. 

Unil<il  llnlhnn  (3  ImkIMi) 

Unlvrnaiiil  Chutcb- 


«)«       10,  ILT,  U7 


i.7TS       H.Ba31S 


I0O|  '  4,U3,  SIS 
«M,T3a,STS 
\fi.Sn',XK 


3U,Mt.m 
B8. 4ET,  M7 
38, 130,  MI 


„,       37,TI3,6M 
470{      I^Eal,BU 


3,SU 
S«,145 

T,3«0 
23,138  4%9M.SII3 


A,  nil    S.MI.SIII 
4.81(1  ^^8a),s43 

423     3,014.41.1 
1U        VS8.SW 

SW.4,- 
«7. 1. 

G.oai«K 

l.3T3,t&9 
_     l.MT.TSl 

..-3^  i«.07a,iM 
i.TM   i,m,tni 
I  9D.ma.su 

■•  11.102.  Ml 

ii,»n.4« 
[•,4g7,4n 

ii.iM,7n 


2A,;iH  8a.42XM7 

2,  ion    ),isMii 

17,708  41.061.1X1 


780.011 

a,ett: — ' 
is,ani_. 

I,»0,SM 


M4     a.4IB.BTI 

S.M    T.an.oTS 

470     !,««.< — 


Boairr:  Boniau  o(  tbg  Conns,  DapaiUnanl  of  Commana. 


2.~DEFECTITES,  DEXDiQUENTS,  AND  DEFENDENT8 

[DaMlB.t]Umctl»iinUlelosoBriBaDtklT)Biud8ui«.    Bm  *tao  f^Mnl  BoM,  p.  M] 

■9.  &».— DBRCtlVSS.  DELnTQXTBKTS,  AND  DBFENDEHT8     Br  Statiw 


pr  voiuncntcd  (Jul  ]) 


SlSfc-.::::: 


^04*     t,Ut     1B,4T« 


^s« 

zn 

(i«i 

ni 

aoG 

IIUS'   jqiunU.i'lMUsa.  " 


IT.IM  7t,0W      U.1 


307  I 


TaUa  m.  71,  tad 
■ImpeeMliatll 

MM7*— • 


H  afStaU  piiMiu,  lor  vhom  n 
ftko  Inchian  4JM4  prisooArs  Jd 
'  Not  nporUid. 
tlwOainu.  DBpaitoMDt  ol  CommFTW. 


DBAT-MTJTB   POPUIiATION 


IX. — The  flguiMDontaliMdliitbJMWJtlonian  DM  betaken  wutabsofaitalDdaorcondiUaiia. 

Tbe  pravWciiii  Kir  thg  cars  of  thMe  duae*  an  so  dlvariBDt  In  dmarant  Btat«a,  and  In  tha  nma  State  at 
dlUHent  timea,  that  tba  anumeratloii  of  peitoni  Id  cartatn  iDsUtaUona  may  bs  br  h«m  roflectlnf  tb* 
triH  diotmmaar  obangaa  la  tba  rdatlvt  tiambar  ot  mcb  pacaoDa  In  tba jxvDiatlon  at  larn.  Hotaonr. 
tbe  nwtboda  ol  eDnnuratlon  have  been  changed  from  time  to  time.  Tbe  dllBoaItT  at  lormalatliii  ao 
adequate  deBnltlou,  the  iHrce  olement  at  peraonal  JadtmeDt  of  tbe  ennmarator,  and  rehictaiice  no  tbe  part 
at  iDdlvldaali  to  admit  dotects,  all  affect  the  aocnrecr  o!  the  data 

Ho.  06.— DEAF-inTTE  POFUlAnON  EKDMEBATBD :  1880  to  1920 


N-u 

„, 

,t.,..., 

„.„„„ 

,on 

10  per 

»» 

IStll' 

1M«> 

ItM' 

..... 

in*< 

IBM 

IBM 

1*M 

ill. 

im 

trnited  state* 

«.STa 

«.»» 

M.S« 

HTO 

KM4 

■T.i 

MS 

Ul 

*aa 

41i 

a  HI 

ftS37 

li 

7T1 

III 

!.0M 

97,4 
4816 

li 

11  B 

210 

3».4 

Ml 
23.3 

48.  U 
TOO 

But  North  Centnl 

S| 

Weat  South  Ceatnil 

Si 

I  or  OTer  when  hearloi  iru  lost. 

■  Deaf  peraona  nnaMa  to  speak  at  all,  lor  irham  apecial  ecbpduln  were  returned. 
<  Peraona  reported  as  deal  and  dumb  b;  the  papulation  eaumenton. 

■  Deat-mutaanported  by  oeniua  enimiaiBton  and  br  acboola,  loatitutloiB,  and  organUatlooi  for  t 

Ho.  fi7.— DSAF-HUTBS  BT  BEX,  BAGS,  AHD  HAHTITT,  1920 


Total 

Number  for  whom  ipcdfJ  scbedults 

.„„» 

oed 

Cvblon 

Total 

Mala 

Female 

Wbite 

Native 

?or«ign- 

■^ 

4t.Ul 

».IM 

IB.1W 

ib.m 

SO,  we 

to. 

!.«• 

3.093 

B 

li 

3,  NO 

4,839 

3.130 
1.3W 
1,411 

877 

'40fi 
719 

iaii 

1 
1 

aoutb  AtlanCl(T._ 

8M 

It 

Total 

^^ 

A|e  at  which  bearing  waalcet 

Caiwofdeafnen 

Lob  than 

Sta9 

(age  not 
reported) 

or  over 

.saa 

u,m 

11.  Ml 

W,4M 

!.«« 

Ml 

tu 

M 

1 
■•S 

tJS 
4M 
44S 

9.IS8 

IS,SI3 

1 

417 

a 

1 

40 

'J 

'i 

!! 

S 

i 
J 

• 

& 

AU  other  and  unknown. 



DEAF-MDTB   POPULATION  67 

Vo.  B0.— KDirCATIOH,  ABIIITT  TO  KUD  IIF8,  AHS  MIAHS  Ot  COMMir- 
KICAHOB  or  DBAP-KUTBS  VOK  WHOK  SPBCUI  SCHIDULIS  WXBB 
UmHXO.  19M 


CtaM 

ssr 

B 

"i 

tnl 

Wirt 
Norm 
Cen- 
tnl 

I^Uc 

Eut 

w«t 
tnl 

s,ut 

3,147 
50 

3fi 
41S 

1,3S7 
79 

093 

l5f 

PkdUto 

an 

3.B17 

IIB 
3,7M 

5S 

2,3U 
*S(7 

a 

2M 

BO 

".360 

31 

8.369 

Met 

Be 

OS 

ss 

380 
3,0(» 

'1 

B,BOO 
7.0M 

IM 

sat 

33 
790 

1.M( 
4, 035 

a.tM 

*,t32 

*.6»» 

m 

1.423 

1.0W 

X3<a 
una 

S| 

a,  mo 

*72 

33 
MB 

s,»w 

1,HM 
963 

330 

791 
117 

» 

Ml 
390 
33 

■"■a.— ^.r* 

Hdwol  to  UM  UM/ 

Btjwoi  site  tiHii  ta  tt» 

1.471 

•ffiS!"..'!-:^." 

7* 

.-gssf^srfe- 

W 

Bnf-anlM.  lOmnof  Ma  uwl 

■■!!! 

Knt  mblc  to  iMd  tlpa 

SM 

018 

Ea  Por- 

!  N'ativB    dm 


m    it,M 

is,t3a    &9«)|  &31 


14,  OH  I  ia,lTO 

11,573    itxass 

305  '       330 


BUNS    POFXTLATION 

Ho.  ei.— BUHB  POPULinOK  BVUIOBATED:  1880  to  1 


UiTbkn 

Nomber  ax  d>te  of  enonientloD 

IBM 

im 

INI 

,«.   .». 

ue« 

IH* 

ItM 

1*1* 

1 

DnUwlSUle* - 

4S,»M 

MI.MS 

M,TM 

«7.17> 

Si,M7 

ir.i 

». 

K.t 

«.» 

''i 

778 

4307 

its 

1.0*0 

4.M6 
&7I4 

IS 

i.6M 

4.  on 

1 

%M5 

■tBBtt 

li 

S3.0 
110.  & 

MS 

83.4 

|! 

si.0 

1? 
87,7 

108.  e 

7R0 

It 
4(LS 

Xaat  Nortb  Cantral 

Wist  NorLh  CsntiBl 

W«i[  Bouth  CaDlTB] 

Total 

N..r 

,.„,„,, 

Total 

MalB 

Female 

While 

K.„™ 

FonigD 
born 

n-i.  J  B«._ 

bi,MT 

40.  ■» 

M.J7T 

i«.nt 

mu 

«,M7 

if 
Sill 

6,^»4 

?i 

i^BSl 
4.MH 

K! 

I.MO 
1.707 

4,430 

6.0M 

IS 

2,001 

i.oos 

!:JS 

8,413 

2.-137 
l.flft) 
LOOT 

'82S 
WO 

Tot»l 

Agg  u  oblcb  vlsioD  wu  l«t 

(  nriM  ol  bllDdlMM 

bS. 

UumB 
run 

yeara 

10  to  18 

y«n 

20ta44 

yean 

48toM 
yean 

Mynin 

Aff 

Allaow* 

40, «» 

>,tT« 

4.M) 

t.«n 

1.>H 

8,441 

1,TII 

T,ua 

1 
1 

112 
40D 

1 

1 

2S 
2.28B 

13 
1 

,.ii 

i 

013 

38 

,g 

ten 

3 

B77 
2.181 

1 

I.IOO 
4.582 

s 

021 

AlroDhy  of  lh«  wrn 

AllolherflndllilknowB..  .. 

'■ 

Soanw:  Buraau  of  ttie  CtoHU,  Dapartmaot  ol  Commero*. 


BUND   POPUIiATION 


69 


Vo.  64.— XDUCATIOV  AND  ABIUTT  TO  SSAD  RAISKD  TTPB,  OF  BUHD 
5  T1AE8  OF  AOE  AND  OVBE,  FOR  WHOM  SPECIAL  8CHSDULBS  WIBB 
BSTUBVID,  1920 


Age  on  date  of  ennmwtion 

ClMi 

Total, 

6years 

and 

over 

6to9 
years 

10  to  14 
years 

15  to  19 
years 

20  to  24 
years 

25  to  44 
years 

1 

45  to  64  65  years;  Not  re- 
years    or  over :  ported 

Aii«a*«— 

40,688 

1,0W 

2.044 

2,074 

l,«77 

7,119 

10,912 

15,884 

4S5 

Httvinc  attflDded  sdiool  total 

SdmoHorthebUnd .TJ 

Sebool  otbflr  tban  for  the 
blind 

20^432 

12,647 

7,785 

19,854 

1,249 

18.riU5 

407 

11.934 
27,804 

955 

654 
630 

24 

1,767 
1,688 

79 

1,838 
1,739 

99 

226 

16 

210 

10 

1,508 
420 

151 

1.433 
1,296 

137 

232 

23 

209 
12 

1,152 
449 

76 

4,020 
3,0»9 

1,221 

2,171 

237 

1,934 

28 

3.513 
3,536 

70 

6.230 
2,619 

2,611 

5.622 

603 

6.119 

61 

2.660 
8.148 

106 

4,300 
838 

3,552 

10.802 

431 

10.371 

192 

1.121 
13.999 

264 

200 

138 

62 

Not  baring  attended  school, 
total 

356  !        248 

197 

Beporting  instmction  at 
hofDi?  

12 

344 
47 

460 
488 

109 

22 

226 
29 

1,421 
4&L 

142 

6 

Net  reporting  as  to  education . 

192 
28 

104 

Not  reading  raised  type 

Not  reporting  as  to  ability 
to  read  raised  type. 

283 

38 

Sooroe:  Bnrean  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

Ho.  66.— OCCUPATIOKS  OF  BLmB  PERSONS  FOR  WHOM  SPECIAL 

SCHEDULES  WEKE  RETURNED,  1920 


Total 

Male 

Oeeopation 

All 

White 

Native 

For- 
eign 
bom 

^Biber  10  years  of  age  and  over.. . 

S9,6S6 

23.251 

16,782 

S,87S 

Female 


White 


Col- 
ored 


All 
classes 


Native 


Col- 
ored 


8,596  j  16,3d5     12,855 


NoigainfoDy employed !  32,469  .  17,344 

Eeoeiving  State  or  county  aid..'    7,741 
G&inlully  employed ;    7,177 

^^pation  of  those  gainfOlly  em- 

pioyed: 
-Wultore,  etc 

Fanners — 

Extraction  of  minerals 

MuiafBctnring,  etc 

Broom  makers 

Piano  tuners 

Chair  cancTS 

Seamstreeses  and  fancy  workers. 
TransportaMon  and  commimica- 

_tion 

Trade 

Ua^ksters  and  peddlers 

Jttblic  service 

noinsional  service 

Mosidans  and  teachers 

I>WMsttc  and  personal  service... 

9>ncal  occnpations 

CndasMfied 


OiA 

714 
12 
3,090 
837 
449 
476 
259 

110 

1,2»14 

320 

34 

1,005 

506 

393 

281 

40 


4.916 
5,907 


864 
660 
12 
2,470 
825 
447 
381 


12,292  I 
3,588 
4,490 


691 
518 
9 
1.850 
629 
418 
242 


92 

1,230 

311 

28 
751 
387 
225 
207 

28 


82 
951 
228 

23 
564 
302 
130 
173 

17 


3,066 
804 
807 


103  I 

86  , 

1 

384 ; 

148 
20 
68 


1,966 
524 
610 


70 

56 

2 

236 

48 


5 

184 

57 

4 
74 
37 
29 
18 

5 


71 


5 
95 
26 

1 

113 

48 

66 

16 

6 


15,115 
2,825 
1,2T0 


84 
54 


11.310 
2.210 
1,045 


68 
41 


620 

12 

2 

95 

250 

18 

34 

9 

6 

254 

110 

168 

74 

12 


8 
8 


8 
6 


519 

64 

37 

9 

3 

2 

75 

7 

13 

226 

21 

13 

17 

1 

27 

3 

4 

8 

1 

6 

216 

25 

14 

102 

7 

10 

112 

17 

30 

70 

3 

1 

11 

1 

Sooroe:  Boreaa  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


70  PATJPEB8 

Ho.  66.— PA1TPXB8  BVUHBRATID  IV  ALKSHOUSBS: 


N.,.^,.^„.,„™„«o.. 

18W 

ISM 

IIM 

m* 

im 

IBM 

IBM 

IM4 

1.11 

Utt 

United  SUM 

W.1W 

TS,0*4 

81,T«4 

KIM 

T8,0M 

mo 

it<.a 

mo 

BLS 

TLS 

»:<i9e 

10,474 
S,33T 

0.500 

'is 

4.2*0 

2i:i37 

4.768 

law 

1],J»6 
M,772 

ai.i58 

n7:o 

11 

14&.S 

Is 

aao 

it! 

14a  0 

laa:? 

1; 

St? 

ear 
18.  s 

1S2.7 

Hasa-:.-;;. 

1? 

Wost  South  CenimiV."; 

4G.4 

IS! 



Vo.  67.— PATTPSaa  EirnMESATED  IIT  AIHHOUSES:  Br  Aafi  GBonra 


NumbH-enum 

•-" 

Parce 

t  dlnlrlbuUon 

IH. 

ISH 

IMl 

Ull 

im 

18M 

IBM 

i» 

1... 

im 

All  W» 

M.M1 

M,OM 

«1,W 

S4.1M 

TB,OM 

100.0 

loao 

inc. 

100  0 

100.« 

11 

"is 

10,714 

i 

ifS 
!iS 

30,189 
IE.S43 

1.8M 

11 

23.4 

aao 

a; 

fi 

2.8 

18.8 

Source:  Bureaa  of  the  Con; 


,  AHD  DSFAETTTBES   AND 


Nuinl™  admjllad 

Nmntw  de- 
puted 

DlTlXOD 

Tola! 

Male 

Whits 

Negro' 

tors 

..„„ 

born 

itjun- 

llQOSil. 

DetOJa 

FnHriBltf 

M.BOT 

4a.«7o 

17,  li» 

J7,7i» 

17,  BBS 

1.747 

(.«4B 

t4.0S« 

10.0311 

ie.BM 

si 
Is 

e.0i8 

1,320 

J 

1 

2,402 

IBS 

,,i 

1 

1 

W 

7JS 

5S,SS,aSi:;;::::.. 

S?-.-:.: ;.:-;-:- 

1.71i 

■  Piiurea  for  other  colored  raoa  ai 


Source;  Bureau  oltbe  Ceoaua,  Depaitmeat  of  Conunen*. 


iintlng  to  3as  in  all,  ioBlgnlfloaiit  oieept  Id  Fadlle  dlTishm. 


MENTAL    PATIGNTB    AND    PRISONEBB  71 

Vo.  69.— UHTAI,  PATIBVT8,  FBKBLB-HDTDED  ABD  XPIIBPTIC8  IH  STATS 

nisTinmoHS  avd  pbisohsbs  nr  state  and  fbdekal  pbisonb  ahd 

RKFOBIUTOKISS:  1904  to  1928 


Slate  bnnMiiIsfarilMiital 

miiuKd  and  apikptia ' 

™™  ..<»„,«.. 

mSS.. 

«iEU 

Era; 

TMeivedlrom 

thBcotnta 
during  tlw 

Pibacnn 

T^ 

•^ 

mm 

„y 

Ptr 

100,00c 

"» 

100.000 

™. 

Pfr 
100.00ff 

k™. 

p« 

100,000 

i».           ' 

11 

2UL3 

Si! 

-t,0 

gs 

'S7,07O 
W.V35 

im 

•Sffl 

4S,!i80 

Sffi 

00,460 

47.8 

laa 

n»i 

«- 

isisie 

34.e 

44-8 

BoisM 
BCLJSS 

nr 

SS 

40.0 

SS 

1:3 

S5 

B  two  Fvdcral  boapltab-St.    Eliubatln,    District  nl  Colnmbla,  ■ 


3C  adult  oOeodCEB 


la  SOt  1904,  ukd,  In  ■mcnl.  Jul  1  otticr  jttn,  but  data  tor  a  bw  bospitab  nlala  to  otbs  dataa. 
nd  on  •cmimlad  pi^iulatliia  Apr.  1&,  1010,  and  snloulad  popalstiOD  July  1  of  other  jtaa. 
Bid  OQ  «Domerat*d  pofxilatloD  Apr.  15,  IBIO,  and  catimatsd  popolBlloD  Jan.  1  of  olbs  yaan. 
con  I  HI  II I  III  II  "major  oflendcn.  but  is  substantially  oamparable  lo  otbcr  Bgures  bae  glTon. 
dnatra  idsriaaBm  eominlUad  for  nonpaymnt  ol  flno. 
■•  not  InAda  MTan  aptdal  BtaW  liotUutloDS  tor  cfilleptics.  Inchidcd  ta  latar  enanwrattoM. 


mn    M.7M    te.»88 


._      -vbnioiciii 
AlcDbadlc 

Dos  CO  dn)^  and  ottKt  aUCBiwin  toilas . . 


wS?"- 


ilKbda  tvo  Tniffal  btapltato-St.  EliiabKbs,  Dli^ict  ot 
MK  Sottb  Dakotk.  „  ^       ,^, 


and  Asylum  lor  Insaoa  In- 


lo  tbrea  State  [eydiopatblc  boapitals  li 
-  '-"-nlated  by  [syctuiida. 

<  Separalo  Ocona  not  avallabla. 
n  dC  tfaa  Cei 


72       mbntaij  patients,  rmBua-UDTDsa,  anj>  xpilbftics 

>0.  71.— PATmm  IV  H08PITAI8  VOR  KSVTAI  SISKAU:   1880  to  1{ 


Dlililaa 

t8«. 

IM.- 

ItM 

uu 

int 

UM 

"• 

UN 

,.,. 

11 

Bailed  SUM* 

40,  m 

T4.0M 

i»,m 

18T.TB1 

■Ml,  air 

8LB 

118.1 

1818 

».. 

» 

1 

107 

si 

14.85S 

la 

si 

as!  883 

III 

3,S74 

as 

18,478 

HO 

W.2 

4S.0 
74,2 
223.0 

ZBg.8 

23n!o 

1«-B 
B5.S 

Eul  Norlh  Cantral 

WMl  N«lh  Cmtnl 

le 

Bui  South  Ceutm 

■lunel,  IBSOuidlS 

■TdCbI  Diimbar  oI  Iniuia  anumanled,  iDcludlng  Ih<»Dttt  in  boapluli  to  lS80u 
I(IS,«se.  raspectlTaly. 

'IncludM  patletiU  at  1  StaU  uid  II  priVBM  boapltalt  [<r  «bom  lodlvldaal  ictiBdalca  wen  not  rurii 

Ho.  73.— FATIKVTS  HT  HOSPITALS  FOB  MENTAL  DISEASE:  Br  Aoe  Groi 


PNoeDtdlMrimmoD 

'  ■"    " 

tm 

ItH 

IIU 

utt 

18H 

im 

IMt 

m 

lU^lSl 

iBT.rei 

Ki,ra* 

uao 

imn 

imo 

II 

4,821 

ai,727 

^Ul 

isao 

i 

i 

8.073 

834 

1 

1.1 

ai 

44  4 

30.  E 

1! 

aa 

Is 
V2 

— 1 

AUdassea 

Halt 

Fttiula 

W.l« 

p>rdK»b 

bU"" 

Far- 

NsHve 

For- 

Si- 

S 

ov 

Tl.«7< 

100.0 

41,™ 

»,H1 

w.m 

18,411 

4.  Mi 

a.2M 

SOS 

2.M3 

u.wa 

1,103 
l.SW 

ia,K»7 

0.6 
4.8 

1.3 

il 

2.0 

210 
2.S 

18,8 

B.663 

8,9S0 
1,111 

'us 

im 

a.»3 
U18 

8)578 
1,11s 

2.028 

■  is 

ii 

5;i 

1,427 

§81 
a,  374 

3.851 

305 

115 

1 

M 

«og 

88 

IS 

79 

i,ow 

Fuuicu:!  or  pHnuMriJ  conaltloiu 

1.1 

SISEWi'SSr""-: 

1. 

MENTAL    PATIENTB  73 

Ko.  74.— 8TATI  H0SPITA13  rOR  HXHTAL  SISBASI  AHD  STATB  1J8TITU- 
II0S8  rOB  FSEBLE- MINDED  AND  EPILEPTICS:  FiBer  Ashibsionb  DnsiNO 


H  C«naas,  DapartnwDt 


74  pmSONEBS   AND   JUVBNII^   DELINQUENTS 

Ho.  75.— PBIB0HSB8  IH  AIL  PBHAI  mSTTTUTIOirS:  18S( 


„,-.. 

Nmnbsr  od  daw  of  enum 

«ti». 

RflUo 

pcrlllO,« 

«ot  pop. 

ntiQii 

im 

«M 

iii«    ,    ira 

ISH 

ItM 

1»» 

inj 

U,H7 

•  BLm 

'M,l»fl 

•i(K,oeT 

BB.T 

W.0 

lOT.e 

4,770 
13.  BIS 

1 

3,37S 

as 

«5! 

6,7115 

11 

Jill 

TLB 

7o:e 
laVo 

SaiffiS!?."::::::: 

70.8 

Psdflf. .,--!"!'"!-"""!!" 

■S5 

lududea  ODl]i  aanlentBd  prlsDoen,  aiduslva  of  tbon 
>  iDcludlng  prinoneni  in  Federal  prlwiu,  u  [ollowg:  I.MI  In  19041  1,KH  to  IBIO;  and  4,SM  Id  1(03. 

Ho.    76.— PKISONKRS  ENUMKHATED  IH  ALl  PEHAL  IHSTTniTIOHS  JAHU- 
ASX  1,  1923,  AND  COHHITHENTS  DDRUa  TH£  tEAS;  Br  Clabses 


No«.-3ee  Tables  69  and 

80,  (or  prlioners  In  prisons  and  relormatorlei 

mW7an 

earlier  y 

ear. 

'■""'Tir.si''""' 

Agegroap 

Num- 
ber 

'■"■^rr^"*""- 

riBsa 

« 

"b^" 

Per 

bS^' 

Per 

)  00,000 
group 

&Uclw« 

mors 

UT,4e3 

S3(  1 

Tinder  18  yean 

lStoa)y«ars _. 

SItoMyoara. 

±,330 

ii.rao 

11 

i.m 

7.1*1 
31,U6S 
62,766 
100,007 

3 

H2B 
TDB.« 

Male- 

"ts 

■^a 

•iSS 

fl.'i  j'pBra  and  OTM. 

A  ju  unknown. 

^5 

lfi,001 

^1 

»1.4 
<Z3tl.  4 

Foreign  bi^ 

Nccr'"""""''""'"°" 

ge  and  over  sHord  a 


Numbor  prcsenl  J™.  1 

<-omi..u™.^^<durlnBloa; 

Prt5oner8ln-|  juv^ 

Prisoner,  1^ 

Juve- 
nllHta 

tlons'" 

Prisons 

St. 

Jails       dflln- 

Piisoiis 

Jails 
bl^> 

»,«• 

"ss- 

For 

UntMiBMU... 

»1.4T» 

11.140  |'is,tn 

'IT.M6 

S11.M« 

'«.»• 

H4 

•  IS,  Ml 

1H.1 

Middle  AUanUc~~llII 
W«M  North  CeStaLi:: 

Mouniali. . 
PKinc... 

1ATB1 

ISi!  ?:!SS 

S.9K       Ii,434 

if 

lS,fttO 
70,228 

2,351 

40 

13 

1 

i 

si 

101.1 
17M 

>  "Jails  and  vorkbouMi"  lacludcsdulB  Cur  hauaea  ol  coTTScUan  la  Rhode  laluid  aod  Uurlutd  In- 
aluded  with  "Prisonaaudrefomialorles"  In  Tables  Maud  SO. 

•  IncludlDg  tbon  In  apMial  inMllulUou  and  prtsoDars  under  18  yean  of  i|e  In  panal  IniUcutiaiii  qm 
primarily  for  taTaniledellnqiHDU.    8«  Table  7S. 

1  looiudlikc  UioM  in  United  Stataa  pwillentlirtes.        •  Includlni  g,7IS  oonmiittod  to  Vednal  prUooa. 


PRISONEBS 


75 


-PSISOHERS    SVTTMESATSD    AHD    COMlOTMEirTS :    Bt   PBiNdPAL 

Offenses 


OllBiise 


yoandnct... 
liquor  Uws. 


Number 


Present  Jan.  1     Commitments 


iti9      int      itit     insi 


111,406 


traffic  laws 

^U  ordinanoes. 


dniglAws.. 


ooneealed  weap- 
on and  prastitu- 


I-. 


s  mischief    and 


poit  or  neglect  of 


rciiBtlled  offenses, 
iiled  and  unknown. 


8.685 
5,110 
2,148 
6,004 
21,397 

fl.719 

(«) 
305 
16,268 
123 


1.239 

825 
1.481 
3,145 

14,257 

734 

4,729 

478 


626 
4,465 
8,212 
1,639 


109.076 


479. 7B7  857,498 


2.728 
2,434 
5.901 
2,487 
17,462 

5,891 

282 

165 

16,580 

3,545 


1,338 

940 
1.125 
4.750 

15,941 

92 

9,269 

241 


869 
4,662 
9,119 
3,266 


170.941 

91.847 

7,713 

49,670 

39.338 

22,509 

(») 

5,098 

8.105 

314 


6,460 

6.029 
8,924 
2.063 

2.876 
6.893 
1,657 

9,997 


2,793 
1,406 

10,755 


91.367 
53,350 
39,340 
28.030 
27,141 

12.606 

11,403 

10. 116 

8,574 

7,103 


5,642 

5,114 
4.766 
4,0S3 

3,906 
4.035 
3,584 

3.703 


3,660 

2,149 

17.198 

10,519 


Per  cent  distribution 


Present  Jan.  1 


Itlt 


100.0 


7.7 
4.6 
1.9 
5.4 
19.2 

8.7 

(0 

.3 
14.0 

.1 


1.1 

.7 
1.3 
2.8 

12.8 

.7 

4.2 

.4 


.6 
4.0 
7.4 
1.5 


ins 


100.0 


2.5 
2.2 
5.4 
2.3 
16.0 

5.4 

.3 

.2 

15.2 

3.3 


1.2 

.9 
1.0 
4.4 

14.6 

.1 

8.5 

.2 


.8 
4.3 
8.4 
3.0 


Commitments 


1910 


100.0 


35.6 
19.1 

1.6 
10.4 

&2 

4.7 

O 
1.1 
1.7 
.1 


1.3 

1.3 

1.9 

.4 

.0 

1.4 

.3 

2.1 


.6 

.3 

5.1 

2.2 


1928 


100.0 


25.6 

14.9 

11.0 

7.8 

7.6 

3.5 
3.2 
2.8 
2.4 
2.0 


1.6 

1.4 
1.3 
1.1 

1-1 
1.1 
1.0 

1.0 


1.0 

.6 

4.8 

2.9 


Commit- 
ments per 

100.000 
populatioii 


1919 


68L7 


185.9 

99.9 

&4 

54.0 

42.8 

216 

(«) 
6i6 
8.8 
.3 


7.0 

&6 
9.7 
2.2 

3.1 
7.5 
1.8 

ia9 


3.0 

1.5 

26.5 

11.7 


ItSt 


S8&1 


83.1 
48l6 
35u8 
25.5 
217 

11.5 

10.5 

9.2 

7.8 

&6 


5.1 

17 
IS 
8.7 

8.6 
3.7 
3.3 

8.4 


3.3 

2.0 

1&6 

9.6 


OMrated  for  the  poiod  Jan.  1  to  June  30;  estimated  for  the  rest  of  the  year. 

ttpvatdy  shown  in  1910.    Commitments  for  this  offense  were  included  under  "Violating  city 

»." 

d.—PRISONERS  ENUMERATED  AND  COMMITMENTS:  By  Natube  and 

Length  of  Sentence 


Number 


Sentence 


Present  Jan.  1 


ISlt 


imentfor— 


Diteterm 

1  year  or  more 

Leas  than  1  year., 
terminate  period. 

artty 

payment  of  fine.. 


ind  length  of  sentence 
m. 


143 


0,444 

71.112 
47.704 
23,408 
21,083 
134 
12.299 


283 


1928 


Cal 111.498  i  109.076 


Commitments 


1919 


92 


7,548 
51,003 
37,325 
13,678 
43,705 
128 

5,552 


1,049 


479.787 


130 


783 

182,641 

21.357 

161,284 

15,005 

60 

278,914 


2,264 


19281 


357,493 


116 


914 

156,185 

24,526 

131,659 

23,312 

59 

169,333 


7,574 


Per  cent  distribution 


Present  Jan.  1 


1919 


100.0 


.1 


5.8 
63.8 
42.8 
21.0 
18.9 
.1 
11.0 


.3 


1928 


100.0 


.1 


6.9 
46.8 
312 
12.5 
40.1 
.1 

5,1 


1.0 


Conmiitments 


1919 


loao 


(«) 


.2 
3&1 

15 
33.6 

3.1 


.6 


loao 


(«) 


.8 
43.7 

&0 
86.8 

&5 

47.4 


8.1 


Derated  for  the  period  Jan.  1  to  Jane  30;  estimated  for  the  net  of  the  year, 
one-tenth  of  1  pet  cent. 


BuiMu  of  the  Oensos,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


PRIBONEB8 


Prijiorvn  received  from  oc 


DlrleloD  and  BU1« 


n^rniMwiaft 

EtalB   pruoEua   ud 

Re*  KofUnd. . 

New  Bunnstaire- 

VwlDODl 

MueacbmlU. . 
Rttods  Iiland  •.. 
ConaaMlaU 

lOddlaAllEiitic... 

N«w  Vqrk 

NewJemy 

FaoiuytvoJilB... 

hitf  XBitb  C«Bm 

Obto — 

Indluis 

Illinois 

MIchlfBD 

Wart  ITortli  CflDtnL   t 

NonO  Uakota.. 
Bouili  l>akoM... 
Nebritka 

flonll)  AllinUe*... 

North  CaroUna, 
Bomb  Corolliu... 

Flotilla . "J  ^"1 1 

XutaoBlhOMkl 

TvnnaiiBee 

MlsslaiippL.... 
WMtBonthOrabi 

ArkaiUBi 

Louiuuu 

Oklatioaia 

Munluiu 

Idaho 

Wjomlng 

CdofHdo 

NoitMuIdd... 

AoUo 

WaahlDftoii... 

Calir.rriiit.... 


7    i.m 


s.sio 

783 


1     1.9M 

0  H,tai  r 


.  >,W1  1 
SI.56I  ' 
1.362 


2    a.3ga 

8     1. 170 
1   n.  M4   ! 


tdpopolsUonAiir. 

■  DiU  Kic  the  Suta  prlsoD  uid  tioi 

•  DbU lorlMS and  IW Inctad* tba 
1913  Inehulo  tto  BUU  vorkboon  ina  nan 

•  No  Mfaon  or  nfcmBlar*  In  Dalawai*  0 

•  IndadH  daU  far  tba  UvTland  bom 


IS.  1910,  and  csUmated  popalatlanJnlyl.lRST.aad  Ji 


Miormoa^  . 


tho  DIMTlcl  ol  Colombia. 


3.  VITAL  STATISTICS 


OnOBAL  NonL-^Vital  ttatistics  are  rasiBtered  by  the  States  in  the  first  instance,  but  dqplicates  of  the 
origlial  eerttfleatasoC  indfridiial  births  and  deaths  are  received  and  tabulated  by  the  Census  Bureau.  Some 
Stales  bmw9  as  yet  no  system  of  registration.  Owing  to  the  gradual  expansion  of  the  "registration"  areas 
Cshown  in  Tables  81, 88  and  97).  figures  fbr  the  areas  as  a  whole  are  not  strictly  comparable  but,  in  most  cases, 
Iks  rates  are  allecCed  very  sUgnUy. 

Bates  of  births  and  deaths  are  affected  by  the  sex  and  age  distribution  of  the  population.  Certain  tables 
ihow  "  ad)asted"  death  rates  in  1920.  taking  these  factors  into  consideration,  but  most  of  the  tables  show 
crude  rates  which  are  obtained  simply  by  diyidins  the  number  of  deaths  by  the  total  population.  The 
diflarsnee  for  the  registration  area  as  a  whole  is  smallt  but  for  some  States  it  is  considerable.  Adjusted  rates 
snbaeqaeot  to  1990  may  be  computed  by  applying  to  the  crude  rates,  based  on  estimated  population,  the 
ratio  of  the  adjusted  rate  to  the  crude  rate  in  1920,  based  on  enumerated  population.    This  method,  as  we 

eftrtfaer  and  farther  away  from  the  census  of  1920.  may  become  less  ana  less  reliable  owing  to  changes  in 
ace  and  sex  distribution  of  the  population.    Stillbirths,  shown  in  Table  92,  are  excluded  from  data  for 
bothbirths  and  deaths. 

Goneral  tables  cover  the  registration  area  in  continental  United  States.    Hawaii  and  the  Virgin  Islands 
am  tbe  only  territories  <v  pooeasions  having  adequate  registration  of  births  and  deaths.    Data  for  the 
are  shown  separately  in  certain  tables. 


Mo.   81.— 


DEATHS:    Nxtmber  and  Rates  in   the 

Area,  1880  to  1927 


Death  Reqibt&ation 


Nan. 


general  note  above 


£ 


1 
1900. 

nou 

IML 
MB. 
ML 
BK. 

BK. 

m. 
m. 
m. 
m. 

m. 

ItB. 
■17. 


1^ 


Registration  area 


Pcqixilation 


8^588^380 

19,0501440 
aa  765^  018 
31,970,962 

82,029,815 
32,701,083 
33, 345, 163 
34,062,201 

41,983,419 
43,016,9»0 
40,780,913 
5^87^518 
53,831,742 

50, 183,  on 

00^350,974 
03,20a025 
05,813,815 
07,095^081 

71,349,102 
74,084,498 
81,833»075 
85^100^0(3 
87,480^713 

88^007,003 
9I»M1,043 
90^980,371 
90^20^298 
108,108^000 

106,187,000 
108^327,000 


Percent! 

ofU.S 
total 

popula- 
tion 


17.0 
8L2 
4a5 
4a3 

4a4 
4a4 

4a4 
4a4 

4&9 
49.2 
52.5 
58.1 
5&3 

03.2 
015 
65.5 
07.2 
07.5 

7a8 
73w4 
7&5 
8L1 
82.2 

82L2 
8&3 
87.6 
8&5 
89.4 

80.8 
91.3 


Percent 

OfU.S. 

total 

area 


ao 

3.0 
7.1 
7.2 

7.2 
7.2 
7.2 
7.2 

2a3 
2a  3 
24.4 
25i7 
33.6 

37.2 
37.2 
3&6 
4L3 
4L3 

44.0 
45.4 

52.0 
5&5 
5&0 

5&0 
06.1 

oao 
7a  3 
7a  9 

74.7 

76.5 


All  deaths 


Deaths  under 
1  year  of  age 


Deaths  under 
5  years  of  age 


Number 


160,453 
380,212 
530,939 
518,107 

508,640 
524,415 
551.354 
545,533 

658.105 
687,034 
691,  574 
732,538 
805,412 

839,284 
838,251 
890,848 
898.059 
909,155 

1,001,921 
1,068,932 
1,471,367 
1,096,436 
1,142,558 

1,082,009 
1, 101, 863 
1,193,017 
1, 173, 990 
1, 219, 019 

1.285,927 
1, 236, 949 


Rate 

per 

1,000 

popula-[ 

tion 


Number 


19.8 
19.6 
17.6 
18.5 

15.9 
16.0 
10.5 
16w0 

16i7 
16.0 
14.8 
14.4 
15.0 

14.2 
13.9 
14.1 
13.6 
13.6 

14.0 
14.3 
18.1 
12.9 

lai 

1L6 
1L8 
12.3 
1L8 
11.8 

12.2 
11.4 


Percent 

ofaU 

deaths 


48,041 

86,790 

111,687 

97,477 

98,575 

96,857 

102,880 

105,553 

133,105 
131,110 
136,432 
140,057 
154,373 

149,322 
147. 455 
159.435 
155,076 
148,561 

164,660 
171,  024 
193,855 
161, 621 
174, 710 

loaoii 

158,560 
166,274 
161, 404 
161,961 

163,34.3 
147, 134 


28.3 
22.5 
2a7 
18.8 

194 
18.5 
1&7 
19.3 

2a2 
19.1 
19.7 
19.1 
19.2 

17.8 
17.6 
17.9 
17.3 
16.3 

16.4 
10.0 

ia2 

14.7 
16i3 

1&5 
14.4 
13.9 

ia7 

13.3 

12.7 
11.9 


!  Per  cent 
Number ;   of  idl 
I  deaths 


74,810 
133,778 
164,137 
141,878 

143, 515 
139,940 
145,902 
147,384 

186,978 
183,  n4 
189.865 
196,534 
217, 319 

209.482 
204,639 
225,129 
214,120 
203,223 

234,061 
243,708 
306,143 
229,813 
248,432 

2201088 
218,201 
233,918 
220.122 
218,294 

226,824 
199,507 


year  ended  May  31. 
Boreaa  of  tbe  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


77 


44.0 
34.0 
8a4 
27.3 

28.2 
28.7 
28.6 
37.0 

28.4 
36.7 
27.6 
36.8 
27.0 

2&0 
314 
36.8 
23.8 
32.4 

33.4 
22.8 
2a8 
2L0 
31.7 

31.4 
19.8 
19.6 
1&7 
17.9 

17.6 
10.1 


78 


vitaij  statistics 


No.  82. — DEATHS:    Ratb  pbb  1,000  Population,  bt  Sbx  and  bt  Aob  Gboufb 

NoTK.— It  is  necessary  for  accarate  oomparlson  of  different  years  to  consider  only  States  having  regis- 
tration throughout  the  period  comparea.  The  rates  for  the  registration  States  of  1900  are  based  on  the 
population  as  enumerated  January  1, 1920*  and  the  estimated  midyear  population  of  1903, 1913. 1926,  and 
1927;  the  rates  for  the  registration  States  of  1920  are  based  on  the  midyear  estimates.  See  also  general 
note  p.  77 


Death  rates  from  all 

causes 

per  1,000  population 

Registration  States  as  of  1900 

Registration  States  as  of  192U 

Bex  and  age  group 

Annual 
average 

1919 

1926 

1987 

1919 

1928 

1984 

1985 

1926 

1917 

1991- 
1995 

Itil- 
1915 

BOTH  8BXK8 

All  aces: 

Adjusted  rate 

Crude  rate 

15.5 
15.8 

14.1 
14.6 

18.8 
18.9 

19.0 
18.9 

11.0 
11.9 

18.7 
18.0 

11.9 
18.4 

11.8 
11.9 

82.3 

6.8 

21.0 

2.2 

1.8 

3.5 

4.6 

4.9 

7.2 

12.0 

23.7 

55.0 

133.3 

18.8 
18.7 

11.5 
11.9 

11.8 
18.3 

11.1 
1L6 

Under  1  year 

138.2 

15.8 

4L7 

4.1 

2.7 

4.4 

6ul 

7.5 

9.9 

14.4 

27.1 

55.1 

187.8 

16.5 
16.6 

123.0 

11.8 

84.6 

3.1 

2.1 

3.5 

4.9 

6.1 

9.0 

14.3 

27.5 

58.0 

140.1 

15.8 
15.5 

106.1 

10.7 

29.1 

3.2 

2.3 

3.8 

5.2 

6.4 

8.0 

12.6 

25.5 

56.7 

141.3 

18.8 
14.8 

76.2 

7.1 

2a2 

2.3 

1.7 

2.9 

3.7 

4.3 

7.3 

13.2 

28.2 

64.1 

151.3 

18.9 
U.5 

64.1 

5.0 

16.4 

2.3 

1.7 

2.8 

3.5 

•4.1 

7.0 

12.4 

26.8 

61.1 

13H.4 

11.9 
18.5 

96.0 

9.8 

26u5 

3.0 

2.3 

4.1 

5.7 

6.8 

&2 

12.1 

23.6 

52.3 

133.6 

18.8 
18.4 

86.3 

ai 

22.9 

2.4 

1.9 

3.5 

4.6 

5.1 

7.4 

12.1 

24.4 

56.4 

14a  9 

18.6 
18.0 

75.3 

6.3 

19.7 

2.1 

1.8 

3.3 

4.3 

4.8 

7.3 

12.4 

25.2 

57.6 

14L1 

18.8 
18.6 

74.3 

6.9 

20.0 

2.1 

1.7 

3.2 

4.3 

4.8 

7.5 

13.0 

26.3 

60.9 

149.7 

18.6 
18.0 

64.7 

lto4years 

5.5 

Under  6  years.. 

17.0 

5  to  9  years 

2.1 

10  to  14  years _.. 

L7 

15  to  19  years 

3.0 

20  to  24  years 

4.0 

25  to  34  years 

4.6 

85  to  44  years 

45  to  54  years 

7.2 
12l5 

55  to  64  years 

25.4 

65  to  74  years 

58.9 

75  years  and  over 

MALES 

Allagea: 

Adjusted  rate 

Omderate 

139.9 

11.9 
18.8 

Under  1  year 

152.7 

16.5 

45.3 

4.2 

2.8 

4.4 

6u2 

7.8 

10.6 

15.6 

29.1 

58.2 

142.9 

14.6 
14.9 

136.7 

12.4 

87.8 

3.3 

2.2 

3.7 

5.3 

6.5 

10.1 

15.9 

8ai 

61.7 
144.6 

18.0 
18.6 

119.8 

11.1 

82.0 

3.4 

2.4 

ao 

5.0 

6.2 

&3 

13.1 

26.7 

58.6 

145.0 

18.6 
18.5 

84.4 

7.6 

22.4 

2.5 

L9 

3.1 

3.9 

4.4 

&0 

14.5 

3a5 

68.4 

155.8 

11.1 
18.8 

72.9 

5.4 

18.4 

2.5 

1.9 

3.0 

3.6 

4.2 

7.7 

13.6 

29.1 

65.4 

144.3 

10.8 
11.8 

108.5 

10.2 

29.1 

3.1 

2.4 

4.2 

5.4 

6.5 

&3 

12.5 

24.6 

54.2 

136.1 

18.8 
18.6 

96.5 

8.6 

25.2 

2.6 

2.1 

3.6 

4.7 

5.2 

7.8 

12.8 

25.9 

59.1 

144.2 

11.8 
11.8 

93.0 

7.3 

23.4 

2.4 

2.0 

3.6 

4.7 

5.0 

7.7 

12.7 

25.4 

58.7 

138.8 

10.6 
11.1 

84.8 

6.6 

21.8 

2.3 

2.0 

3.4 

4.3 

4.9 

7.8 

13.2 

27.0 

61.5. 

145.7 

10.8 
11.8 

83.4 

7.3 

22.1 

2.3 

1.9 

3.3 

4.3 

4.8 

&0 

13.9 

28.2 

64.9 

154.5 

11.1 
11.6 

7ZB 

1  to  4  yean 

6.8 

Under  6  years 

18.8 

5  to  0  years 

2.3 

U)  to  14  years ._, 

1.8 

15  to  19  years 

3.1 

20  to  24  years 

4.0 

25  to  34  years 

4.6 

85  to  44  years 

7.7 

45  to  54  years 

13.4 

55  to  64  years 

27.6 

65  to  74  years 

75  years  and  over 

rXMALSS 

Allafea: 

Adjiutedrate 

Omderate 

63.2 

145.8 

10.8 
10.8 

Under  1  year 

123.3 
15.2 
38.0 
4.0 
2.7 
4.4 
&9 
7.3 
9lO 

lai 

25.1 

52.1 

133.3 

10910 

11.3 

81.2 

2.9 

2.0 

3.2 

4.5 

5.6 

7.9 

12.6 

24.9 

54.5 

13&4 

92.2 

10.2 

26.0 

2.0 

2.1 

17 

5.3 

6.7 

7.6 

12.1 

24.2 

55.0 

138.4 

65.8 

6u6 

l&O 

2.1 

1.6 

2.8 

3.6 

4.3 

6u5 

11.7 

26.8 

00.1 

147.6 

55.2 

4.7 

14.4 

2.0 

1,5 

2.6 

3.4 

4.1 

6.1 

11.2 

24.3 

56.9 

133.6 

84.4 

9.3 

28.9 

2.8 

2.1 

4.0 

6i9 

7.2 

&0 

11.6 

22.5 

50.2 

13L4 

75.9 
7.7 

2a6 
2.2 
L7 

a5 

4.5 

5.1 

6.9 

11.3 

22.7 

58.6 

187.9 

71.4 

6.4 

1&6 

2.0 

L6 

8.4 

4.5 

4.8 

6u6 

11.1 

21.8 

51.0 

128.5 

65.6 

5.9 

17.5 

1.9 

L6 

3.2 

4.3 

4.8 

6.9 

11.4 

23.2 

58.5 

137.2 

64.9 

6u5 

17.8 

L9 

L5 

3.2 

4.2 

4.8 

7.0 

11.9 

213 

56.7 

145.4 

56.8 

1  to  4  years 

6.1 

UiMler  5  years. 

15. 1 

5  to  9  years 

L9 

10  to  14  years 

L5 

15  to  19  years 

3.0 

20  to  24  years 

4.0 

25  to  84  years 

4.6 

85  to  44  years 

6.7 

46  to  54  years 

iLs 

55  to  64  years 

23wO 

65  to  74  years 

6LA 

75  years  and  over 

184.6 

Sooroe:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Conunecoe. 


VITAL  STATISTICS 


BwiMnUoDiM 

AU  nststrmtlou  dtlca 

Rani 

Es^.sir'^ 

Total 

whita 

Colared 

ToUl 

Wbitc   Colond 

Ta.U 

WW., 

Coined 

1X0 

1B.I 
1J.I 

|:I 

117 
US 

1  .2 

at!  7 

210 
18.2 

118 

la!* 

21,  fl 
117 

33.3 
23.4 

a.3 

113 

o!s 

0.7 

II.  1 

t.9 

i? 

' 

'* 

irct:  Bimwi  of  Ibe  Caaas,  Dofiartmant  ol  Con 

Ho.  84. — DKATHS:    Nuuber  i:<  t 

Nora.— Soe  gan 


E  Death  Reoistbation  States 

■1  note,  p.T7 


UU 

UM 

im 

m. 

IM 

IMI 

1.1M.M 

i.«S7.tte 

I,  ni,  nr 

li 
If 

«1M 

msoo 

Is 

8,046 

73,  M7 
t,8» 
113.  T43 
8,228 

as 

'SiSi 

ss 

si 
as 

a:»i 

1.8M 

II 

1M.MS 

si 

■i 

1 

IS 

(8,S6« 
15,870 

Iftlfll 

H,at 

i 

17,«80 

ts 

is.8ia 

11 

38,631 

aim 

Si 

lt,IOt 
let  TBS 

U41i> 

".!'« 

IL 

14  113 

IB.  318 
3,U7 
7.1SS 

Lsaa 

as.  331 

SS!S 

Z».«S1 

n.ae* 

1I.3S4 
H.<K4 

lf.7SS 

s,(ai 

B.SSS 

1 

37.877 
StSSJ 

**;?« 

18.875 

21.103 

4S!WS 
SO,  MS 

40, 7» 

1%3«) 

NewJeraey 

41  IS 

CoohkM     t 

"^'ir""-" 

DiH.  of  Cohunbia.. 

Konh  Dakota 

-n^?!f 

Itliodelatud;;^;;? 

KMtnd. 

Idaho 

«,4» 

'"Kg;;::::::: 

M^-*"::::- 

|S?e-i::;:: 

18,  KM 

"-J»::::::::: 

H»W8ii  ' 

,.1W 

3,880 

4.Ma 

■  Not  ■d'la]  io  t 


« tiflilntlau  am  m 


80 


—DEATHS:  tUn  pbb  1,000  Popvi^tiom,  bx  Statu 
Non.— Bae  iBDsal  nots,  {>.  77 

DcKth  nte  pat  1,000  ecUniatvd  popoMtlaa 


im     im     UM 


KeDtuciry-.. 
Colarii" 


MbIii->  ...   . 
Muvt<uii]  . 


Hawaii' 


if:J 


18.3 


K:i 


izS 


'■V 


,!;i 


10.  i 

10.3 


",:i 


!S! 


Si 


1  iDcluiIra  DMikt  o(  CohiiDbla 
■  Not  irilded  to  rcfliintleD  (n* 
>  BUM  nvlstntlaii  Imir  declared 
•  Not  iDcTudrd  In  tbe  total, 
'  Not  oompiit»d. 
Bourn:  Bunau  ol  tba  Camn, 


VITAL  STATIBTICB 


ol  ande  aai  Bdjutad  ratM  >m  ib 


'"VS^::-. 


um  CRT.  Mo. 

lUser::;:;; 

IFMh 


•upbte... 
■rut... 


IT.  3     I«.l 

'*fi    "- 
JJ-d      *T. 


13.1      L»N 


s 
i? 
Is 

ILSJ   n.9 

K 

1Z.3|    1^3 
11.4     17. 


,:s; 


.^ 


It^tfr 


Calorid 

New  y oik.. 


8 

JLO 
11.3 

1S.T 

8 

S.8 

11) 
...^    .^;     g,B 

JO.  7      It.  I      (') 

iL«    lag    iLo 


I  10111 
^   ■   W7S 


LOM    FhiUdtlpbiBlI 


Sui  Aoioulo. . . 


SpoLsueV.T" 
SpriugflBld.Mi 

SjTacu5e-.,__. 

Toledo 

Tronlen 

WaatiluglocE 

IFlE* 

Celord.... 


1  RRtmtWotpopalstioiiniuatisfKlory. 


VITAIi  8TATI8TICB 


A-:^^^^      fio:^^ 


SS  Sjjss^S-^^ 


"■^•"^t^    S  S  gS    &s^S:S="'S-^ 


S-^=Eii   !!  2l  SS   gl^aS^d'^S'' 


SjiEigfi^  ^S^ti  EisfissSis*"*  ""    ii^'^ss''^ 


EiSS   Ji  S(  «=   St;SiS-'=!ijS"' 


*'""^"''^S    E:  *  Si    SgSs^d'^S'^ 


•"i   e:  -  S^   SgSisSS^^S-* 


■   S  S  5!^   SSSSi: 


—  L  ■  — ""^  jy  •*• ' '    — ^^ ^ 


Eii^ds^  iSSfia!  iSS^EiidrfS'' ">   sss-^es-'i^ 


^S^ds|  ^  g  gS  ^^Ip^^^SS^  *    Iri^issss; 


hII- 


9  ?iiei 


lll..,. 


iFll|ll|i&l 

O.St'      Q  OAU     D03Q<aU'<i 


-S-^°° 


I 


II 


-41 
iili 


13.^ 


JS 


TTTAI.  STATISTICS 


Nan.— See  leiian]  dou.  p.  77 


84 


VITAL  STATISTICS 


Ho.  B9.—VniTES  AHB  EXCESS  OF  BIBTHS  OVEB  DEATHS:   Bt  States 

Note.— See  general  note,  p.  77.    For  number  of  deaths  in  each  State  see  Table  84;  for  number  in  entire 

birth  registration  area  see  Table  88 


Area 


v^ 


\ 


Total  birth  registration 


White.. 
Colored. 


Oities  in  birth  registra- 
tion area 

White 

Colored 


Rural  part  of  birth  reg- 
istration area 

White 

Colored 


Alabama 

WhiU 

Colored 

Arieona 

Arkansas 

WhUe 

Colored 

California 

Connecticut 

^)elaware 
DistrictofCol'umbiarr^ 

WhiU 

Colored 

Florida 

WhiU 

Colored 

Idaho , 

Illinois 

TnHJAnn 

Iowa , 

Kansas 

Kentucky 

WhiU 

Colored 


Louisiana 

WhiU 

Colored 

Maine 

Maryland 

WhiU 

Colored 

Massachusetts. 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Mississippi 

WhiU 

CoUned 


Missouri 

Montana 

Nebraska 

New  Hampshire. 

New  Jersey 

New  York 


North  Carolina. 

WhiU 

Colored 

North  Dakota.. 

Ohio 

Oregon 


Pennsylvania... 
Rhode  Island... 
South  Carolina. 

WhiU 

O>lortd 


Number  of  births 


int 


1,608,874 

1,305,623 

113.351 


ItM 


763,  aoo 

725,136 
38,073 


745,665 

670,387 

76,278 


(« 


67,199 
34,096 

8,823 
6,819 


64,809 

<")^ 
30,632 

62;  888 
4.W 


17,328 
36.212 
t9,i6t 

ejm 

91,602 
92,740 
900 


1,990,6141,878,8801,856,0688,137,836 

1,762,8721,731,6601.707,0341,025,585 

167,742  147,211  140,034  212,251 


070,277 

017,231 

62,046 


051,337 
845,641 
105,006 


80^011 
0,0461 

235,243 

81,407 
67,061 

%«^ 

123,720 
14,042 

220L462 

47.777 
tS,8lS 
$8,964 


vm 


064,302 

002,580 

61,722 


014, 578 

820,060 

85.488 


87,008, 

31, 715 

4,420 

0,281 

26,776 

18,106 

8.670 

137, 118 
67,842 

40,188 
37,020 
66,646 

68,  m 

4,968 


18,477 

34,634 

87,738 

6,896 

01.487 

06,025 

55,713 

43,631 

f/,M91 

81,668 

<">     -. 
10^212 

80^066 

lOlUl 

76,707 

233,206 

87,540 
60,890 
87,860 
14,231 
131,841 
15,705 

223,103 
14,087 
47,408 


1126 


053,0651 
801.646 
62,330 


002,063 

815,388 

86,605 


85,204 
20,736 
4,674 
0,107 
6,846 
8,868 

20,403 
80,160 

135,437 
64.342 

47,760 
36,716 
63.507 
69,088 
4,419 


17,453 

88,864 

87,18i 

8,741 

86.087 
00,220 
53.776 
45.155 
88,083 
83,078 

(«) 

10,234 

20.283 

0,407 

74,181 

220,717 

83,716 
67,681 
86,036 
14,471 
126,878 
15,486 

215,120 
14.400 


I 


1887 


1,030,1M 

050,503 

70,601 


Excess  of  births  over  deaths  > 


1984 


988,690 

866,531 
57,080 


1, 107, 642 
075,062 
132,560 


304 


82,086 
29,167 
4,199 
8,010 
6,060 
8,869 

34,786 

84,886 

9,901 

0,317 

133,030 

6^788 

45^714 
35,137 
60^501 


16,433 

82,867 

86,161 

6,716 

83.483 
06,781 
52,451 
50,840 
81,860 
86,980 

(0 

0,845 
28,284 

8,721 

72;  402 

222,014 

82,202 
66,684 
85,618 
14,003 
123,880 
14,754 

207.606 
13.502 


67,431 
J^,868 
83,563 
8,538 
40,340 

31,  m 

8,876 

84,867 
28^031 
4,263 
0,043 
6,810 
8,833 

34,118 

io\m 

0,172 

133,662 

62;  296 

44,688 

34,730 

62;  323 

68,871 

1058 

46^206 
88,796 
17,  m 
16,847 
82,495 
86,964 
6,641 

82,271 
10ai78 
50,906 
49,272 
81,836 
86,037 

66,432 
9,799 

27,865 
8,796 

72,814 
237,603 

83,830 
67,636 
86,696 
14.707 
128,611 
14.6231 

210;  001 
18.7261 


442,278 

430^322 

11,956 


481,342 

436,209 

45,133 


litt 


848,869 

803,481 
44,881 


406,352 

397,764 

10,588 


440.010 

405,717 

34,293 


30,171 

14,726 

1,405 

2,728 

8,891 

487 

10,815 
8,809 
8,106 

(h 

50,065 
80;  680 

25,414 
20.031 
80.840 
39,979 
1-139 


7.723 
18,660 
11,883 

1,837 

42,120 
50,701 
81,134 
22,483 

1L098 
8,386 

(») 

5,242 
17,678 

3,754 
35,867 
03,001 

54.302 
¥),S11 
13,991 

8,8701 
61,801 

6,200 

100,782 

6,650 

24,506 

»,6M 


i 


28.404 

12;  066 

•  1,660 

2;  002 

1,968 

m 

12;  641 
10,000 
8,641 

«) 

,844 
25,710 

23,466 
18.136 
35,120 
35,368 
»-8M 


6,661 
12,236j 
10,981 

1,866 

34.316 
40,801 
28,3401 
23,002 

15.865 
9,137 

(«) 

5,046 
16,740 

2,844 
31.089 
87,217 

61.168 
37,979 
13,189 

9.420 
63,271 

6,857 

90,876 
174 


I 


768, 567 

722,125 

40.432 


364.143 

356.306 

7,747 


398, 414 

366,720 

32,686 


2,822 

24,072 

10;  840 

752 

1,631 

1,P7\ 
64 

14,742 
18, 718 
8,030 
6,446 
48,608 
22;  772 

20,248 
16,037 
30,630 
81.304 
I -$66 


i 


6,078 

10,218 

8,981 

1,837 

30,846 
44,607 
26.648 
27,074 
15,669 
U,406 

(>) 

4,450 
15.636 

2.018 
27.626 
71,660 

47,640 
36,687 
18,013 

0.600 
4M04 

4,807 

87,150 
801 


i 


mi 


061.031 

806,027 

64.104 


418,863 

408,608 

10.365 


642,168 

488.410 

53.740 


4a  360 
89,596 
10,774 

2,657 
22.020 
19,638 

8,491 

22,827 

12,174 

1,256 

2,057 

'■?d 

15,067 
18,966 
3,011 
5.386 
50.813 
24.621 

20.156 
16,148 
35.114 
36,485 

22.3S3 

16,918 

6,416 

6,880 

11.398 

10, /f7 

1,868 

82.966 
40,635 
26.220 
26,  OW 
15,388 
10,681 

25,679 
4,467 

15,406 
2;  460 

80;  686 

86,704 

60.413 
87.70/ 
/f.6tf 

0.406 
50.006 

4.417 

96.740 


>  A  minus  sign  indicates  an  excess  of  deaths  over  births. 

*  Not  added  to  the  birth  registration  area  until  a  later  date. 

*  Rhode  Island  was  not  in  the  birth  regiftration  area  in  1020.  South  Carolina  in  1026  to  1087. 


VITAL   STATISTICS  85 

Ko.  89. — BuTHs  AKD  Excess  of  Bibths  Otwb  Dbatbs:    Bt  States — Con. 


A« 

Nomtar  erf  births 

Eicoa  erf  blitlu  over  dratbs 

ItN 

im 

ittt 

im 

m 

UM 

im 

UM 

im 

14,lfi7 

7.M» 

tt.'m 

1! 

I3,iM0 
7,407 

7,  SOB 
fll,193 

SS 

lii 

*T,7W 

11 

M.652 

li 

40.  use 

17.  m 
13.311 

L 

JS,ii: 

Si 

I 

2,372 

'a 

9.WI 

P 

?^^ 

f!S 

""KSi  

B.3d       7.3« 
2.S7«3      27  H8 

^^v^oi-:::-:::; 

Scu.-n:  I 
Ho.  90.— 


Nt>iE.-£«s.t.*r»lDo«. 

p.  77 

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an 

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im 

■m 

>» 

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TOttl     Urtb    mil. 

•ST" 

&3 
M.S 

W.0 

32.1 
12.7 

JtLS 
M.8 

210 
12.0 

as 

1&3 
0.7 

32.1 

lao 

221 
10.1 

22.3 

226 

las 

IttB 

S.3 
22.S 

22.4 

IL4 

ILg 

2&T 
8.1 

S.1 
20.1 
i-9 

11-4 

White; 

2a» 

t>nth3 

Eiosi--- 

10.0 

Births  im  1,0 

Ml  i«[m!alio 

Eic. 
1« 

■ul,OCDt»iiulatioii 

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im 

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.«3 

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m; 

xm 

.m 

xm 

■Ml 

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11 

ail 

11.4 

21.1 
2^7 

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23.0 

10.0 

lae 

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CUlshibinfancb- 

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11 

1! 

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no 

3E.S 
32.i 

a,  2 

312 

:n.2 
ai3 

20.6 

^2 
10.  s 

10,3 

la 

lao 
lafl 

8.1) 

2.0 

8.5 

a.3 

lao 
10.0 

lao 

VITAL  BTATISTICS 


ini   ini  im   i*n 


m^t, „. 

anortd 


Utiyltml 
fnut 


"wkS^::: 


Nnr  HuupaUn... 

New  Janty 

New  Yotk 

North  CvDthu.... 


Boatb  Cuollu... 


Vlnlnta 

Cotorti.. 

WMhlnilon. 

w«i  vrtguiu 
wiBoonilo... 
WyDialDc... 


iiJ 


V. 


boant:  Buraouoftb 


I*,  vs. — BBTHS 


VITAL  STATISTICS 
AHD  8TIUBIBTHS,  BT  UOITUACT 


87 
Bt  Statms,  1927 


Bbrtlui 

sionnrths 

filUlblnhi  pw  109  lln 
hirthi 

Toiii       ^i-  [n^oJ 

»-.!» 

aula 

T.U, 

L««i.i- 

IU.C111. 

sser^™' 

Lin.iM    i.tii.oM 

^•^ 

n,T04!TS.Ml 

4.7M 
2:920 

LI 

3.S 

S.S 

8.8 

11 

M,MD 

B2.«M 
)ll.+*7 

2a,  4n 

li 

«.J7i 
131,  4^ 

j.otw 
iw 

iii 

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2,194'    4.1193  '    4.«aa 

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204.  783  i     5.  SIB 

62.678  1     1,974 
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7.m        S.IBI 

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u.m\  3.4^ 

2Z.««t          364 

sss:  IS 

3.S 

2-4 

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2.8 

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8.8 

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43 

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.    Then  StMcs  di 


I,  DtpartKWOt  of  Conunot*. 


VITAL   BTATIBTICS 


Nora.— sm  iKMni  tnti,  p.  r 


Nnm 
Infant 

IKI 

DflBttu  ot  InCuits  under  i  yeu 

>t«(eiin  1,1100  Uitha 

m. 

i*n 

MW 

uu 

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1. 

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mt 

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i 

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87 

88 

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100 

8.717 

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ii 

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138 

72 
86 

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88 

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70 

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3.1103 

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f 

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8,103 

1 

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'Not  In  ttag  birth  mMiM 

VITAL   8TATTSTICB 


ClnorBttu 

Nomber  of 
intuit  dMtlu 

n«ti 

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nU  ondBT  1  rar 

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»e,«s     si.rT2 

M 

77 

77 

71 

73 

7. 

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Dotbi 

uiuler 

jnu 

c.tat--pEr  1,000  birt 

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(\u3ealdmlb 

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Ccnfouul    Abilitr    uid 
MbtrdlMMDtMTlTio- 

ii 

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Lb  of  1  pec  1,00)  Unto. 


Bi  ot  t  b«  Cennu,  I>ei)an  m 


90  VITAL  STATISTICS 

Ho.  OS.— DEATHS  OF  TKFASTS  UlTDBR  1  TSAB  OF  AOS:  Rates  per  1,000 
BiSTHS  AccoBDiNo  TO  Aon  SoBDiviBioKS,  roB  the  Entire  Birth  Rboistra- 
TioN  Abba  and  roB  thb  Rboibtration  Area  '  as  op  1917 


Dwlh.  under 

yBWof«B  par  1,000  blrUM 

Age 

E 

ntlrer 

ttonar 

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MotlBlTi 

BiBlra 

im 

im 

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un 

lWJniiderlj«r.-. 

81.8 

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57.1 

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7M 

M.5 

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1! 

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1; 
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6.8 

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41 

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11 
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¥ 

U,1J).877 

M,8w,aw 

iiSiil 
MS 

1b[m7,(28 
20,2;3,4it 
3a.T2U,6U 

ai.o'ii.KO 

Iffii 
tas 

lis 

481 

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1,  18B 

i:47« 

1,UII 
l,t04 
1,703 
l,71« 

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1 

1! 

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s,s8a 
s,aiw 

8,967 
4. 861 
4,466 

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>  KidodM  Mtmphl*,  T«nB. 


VITAL   STATISTICS 


Boulh  CsioUoa'' 


■DrapndlnaillMHminlMIKTMdiiilttedliilS: 
*  iDdoOHl  onlr  numldpiUtlu  DBTing  s  popnlatli 
•euta  n^Mrmtkin  law  dadand  Dnooostuullonal: 
*Dioppad  (mm  Uh 


'  or  Bawatl  mu  added  U 


.9.  ■  Droppedlromtbeansla  1>1(L 

ID  ol  1,ODO  or  mon  la  Itotk  miulDdK'  addsd  In  UU. 

dropped  rrDin  tb«  area  In  191S. 

'  Droppsd  from  tbe  area  Id  1919. 


QDUlmanU  mra  oallectad  for  the  fint  tlma  tn  11 


zs  aonalmsDU  wan 


Nmnbar 

Dldi- 


s 

.  ERCb73 

il^TM 

axoos 


S2,H7 


vaa  not  npoilad. 


■a  Cauns,  Dapartnunt 


!  VITAL   STATISTICS 

■o.  99.— MABEIAOBS,  DITOEOIS,  AVD  ANNCLKSITTS:  Bt  States 


— 

DlTOR 

M 

NnmbNoI 

„„„„...„ 

NoDltHC 

Pb- 1,000  of 

»™» 

P(rl,OOOol 

^r^Z 

berol 
jumijl- 

menu. 

.«. 

1«7 

r«. 

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IftM 

IW 

1018 

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1«« 

1927 

1,>M.ST4 

l.»l,(»S 

10.3 

10.1 

1M.0M 

1M.0W 

1.H 

1.81 

IW 

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t,lM 

.„l,»u^ 

SI.H9 

li 

SM.UT 

Milt? 

w.vm 
i«.aM 

ss 

"if 

'is 

»*« 
1M.0M 

38,  ue 

ss 

i«.in 

II 
ts 

1,228 
11.  H( 
7|(» 

it.su 

aoffl 

UB.1U 

IS 

ia.TM 

iS:m8 

j,B7a 

KOOt 
ITHTi 

21,101 

1S,»T 

am 

IS 

in.  110 
nisi 

Smi 
Wiu 

KTIS 
ID.  Ml 

38.  SM 
71.C*I 

41. 4M 
\iit 

t!S 

2.108 

n.MO 

IB.  801 
T,M1 

M.tST 

■a  3 

8.0 
>-0 

8.T 

sli 
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(L2 

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10.  g 

111 

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sit 

8.1 

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8.7 

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is 
lie 

117 

li 
it! 

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T,4H 
1,113 
808 

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1,313 
14,  tH 

a 

laloJa 

M.t4T 

2.7M 
4.080 

l.SOfi 
3.780 

11.  tu 

1,883 
3,000 

>.*M 
1,311 
DM 

:i 

a 

8,084 

w,n4 

14.648 
8,077 

loleaa 
2:443 

13.  tM 

3.823 

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3.  ODD 

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1.M 

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133 

107 

m 

253 

1S8 
132 

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1(8 
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43 

1 

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3.V 

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flntfliAIlutio 

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20 

S.I63 
4.013 

IE.  Ml 

i 

4:741 
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1.171 
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1 

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4,011 

1B,1» 

4,878 
8:7S4 

ii.oe» 

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17:290 
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837 
3.370 

«8I 
1,«S3 

11.  m 

4.177 

1.08 

11 

IIB 
138 
8.88 

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1.81 
3.80 

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1.M 

L71 
1.83 
l.M 

3  87 

2.29 

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s.ao 

1.13 

3  40 

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1  u 

103 

S!i 

110 

m 

IM 

m 

371 
231 

1 

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m 

06 

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131 

138 
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187 
134 

1 

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188 
1711 
172 

m 

3M 

tt 

MlaJsjIppl- 

WMBoUliCnMnl... 

8 

IN 

If. 

MM 

1l!r-;:;;;;::r 

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s 

S:;^""--- 

s 

^„, r  itw  ilTai  jt»r  sbowD  In 

>  No  dlroraa  4ra  insMd  Id  Hoatta  CiratUu. 

Soone:  Bunui  ot  tbe  C«dsd*,  Dtputmsnt  of  0«mm«f<». 


4.  DOOGRATION  AND  EHIGKATION 


IMI,  ud  UM,n 


vo.  100.— imaeaATios:  1821  1 


InrlKM  h>  IKK, 


lolSUtbcAsiirviiv 
I,  allBiis  ad^tUd;  Ir 


P*nod«r™r 

Nombar 

Y«. 

Number 

Year 

Number 

Yev 

Nombai 

lis 

ili 

467, 3BT 
MB,U1 

S18,i93 

*S.\302 

si 

ail,  715 

I.  197.  -SI' 

i»ia_ 

1K7     

18H7_ 

fStS 

18S0_ — 

1SW_ 

ISOL 

1B»»_ 

I885_ - 

IS;-:::; 

lis 

1W7 

BaB. 

CBtandBr 

l«8T_ 

IS* 

UOB. 

»to_ 

Ki.aa 
iai.110 

VS^^r 

isTr.;::.::-:: 

ii':S- 

V7» 

is:t_ 

UU4_ 

W13..- 

3%  ess 

to  Sept.  30, 1S90.  '1011.1.1841,  to  D«c  31,  lasc. 

to  Dec  31.  IBtO.  <  Jul.  ].  ISGl,  to  Jiiui30, 18«0. 

Vo.  101.— ASmSSIOKS  ABD  DBFASTUSBS  OF  ALISK8 


Admitted 

Departed 

over  departures 

a.M^'" 

STUA 

m^t 

EmlifTuit 

"sr 

Total 

grant 

ToU 

IIS 

782.870 
751, 7sa 

■■ss 

838.172 
1.187,S«3 

]M,82a 

is 

4na>i 

5a.BlB 
71M,88« 

as 

M0,M7 

«0I,(»9 
MOtOM 
810,152 
14J.825 

is«.4e7 
ire!  083 

2281 H6 

Kg 

«7|«4 
101, 135 

VS.  888 
1M.S75 
1A1B5 
123.  MS 

i7i«e 

11 

j;SM,i52 

(e<,BS5 

l.ll«,03J 
1,030,  3W 
1,017.  15S 

''SS 

302.877 

821. 57« 

^.S 
«73.IM 
878,302 

SE 

U0.SB5 
1K.082 

618.223 
80-2.  SM 
385.073 

333.  »;2 
30»(.180 

30LU7I 

ii 

121 S22 
I6S.315 
217.  71S 

92.728 
7fl.B»2 

77!  157 

Is 

723,824 
JlS,7Si 

330,  «7 
111,»M2 

92, 7W 
138,717 

ii 

1;  616,  see 

7H.828 
3M.*lS 

Wi 
Si 

240:  S07 
218,231 

«(i.on2 

II 

253;  008 

338.  UO 

^^ 
272.108 

S.73I.SO0 

uit5a 

1,S81,<18 

387,797 

ss 

880,702 
122. 62S 
228,138 

sa 

«3o;io7 

201,688 
227.188 
281.908 

283.118 
212,888 

I.31MM 
431.881 

I,»S8,144 

ITO. 

815,303 

•^iSi 

3a3.»4a 

r  ImmlgiBUon,  Depsrtmait  of  I«bor. 


IMMIOHATION 


Parlod  or  yMI 

Admltt«l 

Debarred     D«porCed 

Yssf 

Aditiin«d 

Deburvl 

l««-l»04,  WWI- 

3.  MS.  KB 
4,»4J.330 

1,041,  (ITO 

til 

gs 

84,276 
lS0S7 

IS 

is 

2.M4 

110.918 
307:  IM 

13.77* 

26. 3W 
ie.7M 

s 

ism:::::::..::: 

iwi _— 

Sim 

'•',^3"' 

1(U-U1(, 

■•sa»' 

■tu 

im 

im 

im 

747.704 

%8«2.43i 

7*872 

M,27» 

3.332.314 

171, 40« 

«377 
3B«,«I0 

If 

4S.154 

S| 

708.  IIM 
4»,T01 
34.323 

7B8.S07 
173.  M« 
230,  83« 

i" 

064.147 
1^497 

80.038 

384, 12a 

10.481 

V3.1K 
14.  M7 

2*3i8 

.is 
■Ml 

is 

128;  076 
S,240 

11 

11.  HI 

lM.tM 

as 

4,334 

10^  m 

Amount  brought  »1,00D) 

^«M 

'^S? 

''atTvl""'- 

■  Aganta,  bankcn,  hotel  keepers,  mtunibctuien,  and  nwcbants  sad  dealers. 

Vo.  104.^IM]Q0KAirT  ALIENS  ADUTTED  AND  EMIQEAST  AUENS  DE- 
PABTSS,  BT  SKX  AND  AQE;  AND  ILLITEBAGT  OF  IHiaOBANTS ;  Ysabb 
Ended  June  30 


ItH- 

1*1*- 

isli 

IM*- 

,» 

am 

ltt7 

« 

*ital 

B,ioi.ua 

MTiTOl 

i,in.«i» 

tTT4.*00 

Ml,  314 

3M.U> 

asf.i» 

WT.tM 

Mslea - 

M'3'«peri,a»iiiii"M-::: 

l.Mt7M 

1443,917 
1,731.^ 

l,Mf.Wl 

ll(l,74» 

eu,iii 

1:5:!IS 
i:3i8 

■■ii 

78,331 
M1.«M 

I11.0B3 

31 3.  WO 
2t«13 

St,7M 

170,  B«7 
133;  «1 

47,347 
1.BM 

104.  ma 

"1:S 
^« 

iafi,sn 

Ulll»rates,i,uiDb«> 

Perienl 

•■•■! 

1M.1I1 

38,889 
488,381 

01.  OM 

K.3K 

70,805 

21.  m 

8.  Ml 
K^Bll 

:^4M 

n,  us 

21830 
mi 

as 

M 



a  ol  Tablei  KB.  103.  uid  10 


>  Not  BVtllBble  prior  to  1908. 
I  CommlraioBar  a«iBnl  orimmlfratlon,  DepartnMOt  at  Labor. 


IMMIQRATION 


95 


So.  106.— DOOeiATIOV,  BT  COUHTST  OF  LAST  PERICAHSHT  RISIDSVCS, 

1831  TO  1980 


. — For  IBl  to  1887  llnirea  represent  alien  paaaencera  arriving;  for  1868  to  1903,  immigrants  arrlTing; 
lor  I9M  to  1906,  aliens  admitted;  thereafter,  immigrant  aliens  admitted.  Owing  to  changes  in  the  UiAb 
of  eumiUisi  wpsntely  reported  and  to  changes  in  boondaries,  data  for  certain  countries  are  not  com- 
ttaroa^ioiit.  For  inmiigration  since  1020,  rendered  ixioomDarable  in  manv  cases  by  changes 
imdartai;  w»  TaUe  106.  Data  are  Mait  (not  annual  averages)  for  periods  ended  June  30  since  1870, 
31  tbersKofore,  except  as  noted 


1841- 


isn- 


669,  lU  1, 718, 851 1,  B96. 814 


8,814,884.8.818.191 


498, 688:1. 897,  fi01i8.4M.660  8. 066.870  8. 871. 868 


Franee 

a 

G 


22 

1,063 

'    45,575 

i  15^454 

NcSerii^IIIIIII*     1,412; 

-'"^l.::::::::::}  ^^ 

•  360 


5^074 

530 

77,282 

434.626 

16 


4,738 

3.749 

76.358 

051,667 

31 


1861- 
1819* 


18n- 


1881- 
1889 


5,846,618 


1891- 


1891-    I    19U- 
1919     .     1989 


8,687,664  8,795,886  5,786,811 


7.8001 

6,734 

17,004 

35,966 


72,060 

7.221 

31,771 

72^206 


4. 787, 046.8. 556, 978  8, 186, 016  4,  n6, 564 


853.710 
20,177 
88.132 
50.4M 


787.4681    718,1821,452,070 
— :  2;  306 


55,750 
16,541 
05,3231 
115,022 
12.070 
11 


307,300 

53,701 

176,586 

301,776 

51,806 

6,348 

213,282 

4,410 

16,078 

81,088 

1,562 


502,707 
18.167 
501231 
30^770 

606^152 
15,070 


651,883 
26,758 
05,015 

226^266 
0^72O' 
12,750: 

505,2001, 

8.731 

27,506 

31,170 

3,786 

680,054 

216.726 

888,416 

44,188 

ia557 

67l 


2;  145, 266 

41,635 

65,285 

73,370 

341,408 

167, 5191 


045^  8n 

48,262 

100^505 

240.534 


53,008 

507,306 
27,935 
00.149 
34,922 

110,256 

865^015 
388,017 
838^065 
1201460 
17,464 


806^312 

33,746 

41,063 

61,807 

148,046 

184,  »1 

,1001,534 
43,718 
66»306 
05^074 
4,813 
13,311 

021,067 
68,611 
80^732 
23,001 
77,210 


487,a 

240,944 

146,181 

78,857 

13,107 


665 
848,667 


•13,425 
198,569 


2a60a  21,278 

120,797^  83»837 

77.393'  70.380 

15^772j  8,056 

361,8881.148,671 


CaoadaandNew- 

toandJand* 

Ueiicoi 6^509 

Central  America*.:  44 

Sootb  America*...  856 

Wat  Indies* 12^301 


■d  New  Zealand, 
fictflelfllaiids  (not 

9>erifled) 

AHothero 


170,220 

40,642 

8.102 

17.280 

107,548 

7,368 
11,07 


] 


1,040, 
33,523, 


742.185 

210.004 

17,150 

41,809 

123,424 

8,448 

12,848 

1,079 
1,147 


>  Oct.  1, 1830,  to  Dec.  31, 1840. 
I  Jea.  1. 1991.  to  Jane  30, 1870. 

*  From  1809  to  1910  Polaiid  is  included  with  Austria-Hungary.  Qermany.and  Russia. 

*  likrhides  Bulffv ia  and  prior  to  1020,  Serbia  and  Montenegro. 

*  Indadea  1990  figures  for  Cieehoslovakia  and  Yugoslavia. 

*  IikclndcdlB"Ailothercoimtrie8"inl802. 

*  IndiidedlB"Another  countries" in  1802;  hi  "Other  Asia"  in  1893  and  1894. 

■  ImmignBtsfrom  Canada,  Newfoundland,  and  Mexico  not  reported  from  1886  to  1803,  inclusive. 

*  ladoded  lo"  All  other  coontries"  in  1802  and  1893. 

of  the  Commfawioner  Qeneral  of  Immigration,  Department  of  Labor. 


IMMIQBA.T10N    AND    BUIOBATION 
Ho.  106.— DOaOBAIfT  AUBSB  ADJOTTtD  ASD  naQBAHT  AUBIS 

NoTK.— ElesldBiin  lot  s  T«ar  or  OMta  Is  i«vuil*d  u  pcnunoit 


DDlr.     DiUior  prior  T 


nnaoKATioN  ahb  bmiokation  97 

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nm 

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UK 

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1.311: 

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1,174 

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3,8S 

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2,440 

a,  05' 

1.4S3 

a.  732 

rs,28i 
wloii 

4.1M 

4.oa 

3,061 

3.  is; 

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3.822 
3.87! 

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■  FifiBW  to  l«t  to  IMS  Induda  Irbl 
■H«7'— a  A 1920 8 


98 


nnaGBATION   and   BMIGaAnON 


Ho.  107.— IMMIGRAHT  AIISH8  ADUTTSD  AHD  BMIGBAHT  ALUM    Bl 

NoiB.— XzoeH  of  deptftunt  Indtoated  hj  ndaaa  ilgii  |^). 


Bao9  or  peoide 


Total 


African  (black) 

Armenlaa 

Bohemian  and  Mo- 
ravian (Czech). 

Bulgarian,  Serbian, 
Montenegrin. 

Ohinese 


Oroatian  and  Slo- 
yenian. 

Cuban 

Dalmatian,  Bos- 
nian, Henegoyin- 
ian. 

Datch  and  Flemish. 

East  Indian 


Bnglish. 
Finnish. 
French.. 
German. 
Greek... 


Hebrew 

Irish 

Italian  (north). 
Italian  (south). 
Japanese ... 


Korean 

Lithuanian 

Magyar 

Mencan 

Pacific  Islander. 


Polish 

Portuguese. 
Rumanian.. 

Russian 

Ruthenian. 


Scandinavian  (Nor- 
woffians,  Danes, 
and  Swedes). 

Scotch 

Slovak 

Spanish 

Spanish-American . . 

Syrian 

Turkish 

Welsh 

West  Indian  (other 
than  Cubazu. 

Other  peoples 

Not  specified 


Fiscal  years  ended  Jons  80— 


If  l»-lf  14,  total 


Ad- 
mitted 


5,174,701 


De- 
parted 


1,448, 8M 


33,637 
80^060 
47,148 

00^180 

0,001 

10%  008 

17,088 
22;  652 


04,882 
%834 

287,718 
67,717 
0^439 

863,080 

ioa;247 

405,460 
183,471 
174,871 
071,8601 
30^788 

276 

lOOlOSO 

146^046 

82; 688 

88 

681,070 

47,742 

05^860 

165,002 

184»011 

204,287 


lia820 

132,165 

43,061 

6,802 

85^610 
8,245 

u;ioo 

5^000 
17, 181 


6^608 
4,164 
5^182 

36^846 

11,007 

6^480 

7,064 
i021 


O;O07 
676 

48^282 
15,637 
18,567 
67,420 
76,098 

88,081 
10,005 
64,804 
862,486 
10;  766 

320 

17, 181 

7a;  888 

8,484 

12 

146,786 

7,472 

10,881 

61,904 

21,464 

40;  812 


16,572 

68,963 

13,805 

2;  103 

6^210 
6,244 
1,444 
2,628 


00,042/ 


lfUhlflf,total 


Ad- 
mitted 


8, 781, 800  i,  171;  «70|0I8^  088 


26^024 
26,706 
41,061 

24^884 

-$,896 

108^218 

0,074 
18^631 


66^785 
%140 


210,451 

4i060 

77,872 

286,610 

116»164 


46%  428 
164^466 
110;  567 
618,880 
20;  082 

s^loo 

78,212 

7\^164 

76 

486,244 

40;  270 

46,470 

103,008 

113»457 

168,476 


04,248 

73,182 

29;  276 

4,100 

30^800 
2,001 

10;  665 
3,467 


39,736 
8,620 
%790 

8,141 

0;824 

8,004 

12;  020 
532 


28,446 
860 

146,046 

17,856 

76,907 

'45,795 

71,313 

66,674 
74,168 
21,671 
122;  091 
46^409 

720 

4,011 

5,108 

01,076 

.  44 

18,076 
30;  671 

a;  010 

16.073 
6,661 

80;  083 


66,743 

3,010 

42; 116 

11,458 

8,860 

065 

4,052 

5,095 


-«7,«0{      7,W3 


De- 
puted 


7,002 
1;486 
i;i87 

7,128 

io;207 

%666 

8,424 
130 


4,878 
640 

46,780 
4,787 

21,824 
6,206 

86^218 

8,112 

11,640 

17,273 

214,061 

6,012 

221 

1,105 

a;  880 

44,708 

20 

0,877 
11,565 

1,210 

20,006 

025 

21,607 


11.422 
3,100 

2^884 
8,223 

055 

636 

1,016 

2^865 


3,020 
36,730 


864,4608,774,000)809,004     1,001,018 


2a;  044 
1,186 
1,612 

1,013 

-888 

428 

4,106 
402 


18,668 

-8S8 

100;216 
13,110 
64,173 
40,600 
86,006 

62;  602 

62;  628 

4,308 

-91,090 

40;  467 

400 

2,006 

2;  378 

46^307 

24 

8,400 

19; 100 

1,700 

-/f,0S6 

4,730 

68,620 


45,821 

-99 

10,782 

8,235 

%005 

840 

8,086 

2,730 


ysi. 


w 


1810-1084,  total 


Ad- 
mitted 


De- 
parted 


48,002 
2a  650 
1^650 

14,500 

19;  874 

23,611 

6,400 
%166 


42;  086 
1,046 

207,886 

16,311 

148,133 

228,804 

60;  076 

286,660 
149^781 

67,105 
401,834 

87,804 

447 

6,672 

80;  084 

210;  348 

68 

6a;603 

4a;  501 

11,467 

21,628 

6^488 

187,710 


{. 


161,870 
56,625 
60;  110 
18,760 

12;  288 
1,125 
8,428 

7,753 

6,012 


8,230 
1,671 
8,072 

48,060 

21,884 

16,396 

6^378 
8,376 


E 


779 

47,438 
6,087 
17,537 
20;  712 
61,833 

2,844 

13;  747 

8%  390 

306,041 

17,907 

170 

11.323 

88,460 

23^068 

10 

00.471 
23;  341 
86,405 
17,473 
1,687 

25,306 


8,678 
83,506 
24,810 

6,430 

6^787 

3;  746 

660 

8,418 

6,187 


84,858 

18,068 

9;  678 

-88,^00 

-f,5/0 

8^218 

1,213 
-1,000 


88^116 
267 

250;  458 

0,274 

180;  006 

208,182 

7,248 

284,210 
187,094 

K800 
10^808 

191,387 


287,100 
47 


o;68i 

7,704 

Km 

1,778 


Source:  Annual  reports  of  the  Oommissftoner  General  of  Immigration,  Department  of  Labor. 


IMMIGRATION   AND   BMIOBA.nON 


99 


WITH  SXCISS   or  ADlOBaiOHS   OB  BSPAKTUm:  Br  Racb 

.  •  •  •' 

diitzfbatioa  of  immigrants  »e  Table  106 


Ftaealyesn  endedJoneitH- 


Ad- 
mitted 


9U,Vn 


ttSS 

968 

2;  406 

000 

1.061 

821 

1,919 
80 


3»Itt 
61 

40^165 

629 

19,313 

60^967 

2;  557 

11,483 

44,726 

2;  637 

15,892 

660 

47 

549 

1,049 

66»766 

8 

4,249 
843 
422 

1,249 
445 

19^235 


25,544 

1,017 
1,065 
3,185 

684 

112 

1«300 

381 

396{ 


De- 
parted 


73,1 


8701 

61 

1,734 

1,602 

4,117 

251 

960 
380 


1,006 
83 

7,449 
677 
1,761 
6,5151 
3,140 

224 
1,432 

2;aoo 

15,627 
1,148 

62 

331 

946 

2;  774 

7 

2,725 

2.363 

1,201 

510 

19 

3,678 


i^aao" 

693 
2,781! 
1,792: 

208' 

166; 

65 
754 

241 


ins 


Ad- 
mitted 


W7,866 


De- 
parted 


77, 4W 


056 

1,062 
1,248 

631 

961 

938 

S;058 
95 


2^880 
38 

33,507 

644 

17,963 

64.157 

2,848 

11,639 

38,193 

2.653 

16,067 

522 

22 

326 

1,112 

67,765 

2 

4,238 
844 
443 

1,219 
411 

18,664 


23.177 
2,197 
1.018 
3,490 

613 

143 

1,723 

394 

484 


780 

47 

1,327 

1,386 

4,300 

534 

1,282 
361 


1,064 
106 

8»780 
647 
1,915 
8,066 
2;  525 

353 

1.649 

1,626 

16,834 

1,056 

30 

351 

1,024 

3,873 


3,046 

1.430 

908 

642 

59 


Calendar 


Ad- 
mitted 


990,997 


2;  268 

746 

2;  578 

1,720 

232 

116| 

85i 
785 


1,106 
1,004 
1,313 

570 

1,027 

1,162 

l.« 
1121 


2,799 
61 

29,821 

6181 

15,671 

53,906 

8,006 

11.506 

34,031 

2,728 

16,297 

620 

89 

357 

1,208 

63,080 

6 

3,846 
796 
485 

1,255 
496 


De- 
parted 


n.999 


3,767     18,742 


lS9i 


21,542 

2,180' 

849 

3,2871 

641 
124 

1,566; 

327 
473 


692 

37 

1,564 

1,419 

3,730 

291 

1,272 
493 


1,236 
65 

10^437 

657 

1,754 

8,746 

2,400 

215 

1,742 

8,007 

11,254 

1,035 

30 

355 

1,004 

5,334 

8 

2,794 

2,401 

840 

667 

30 

3,611 


1,829 

519 

1.997 

1,868 

218 
76 
80 

906 

203 


Total 

African  (\>ladO. 

Annenlau.  . 

Bohemian  and  Mo- 
ravian (C*edi) 

Bulgarian,  BeTMen, 
and  Montenegiin. 

Cliineae. 

Croatian  and  Slo- 
venian. 

Cuban. 

Dalmatian,  Boe- 
nian,  and  Hene- 
govinian. 

Dutch  and  FlemidL 

£ast  Indian. 

English. 

Finnish. 

French. 

German. 

Greek. 

Hebrew. 

Irish. 

Italian  (north). 

Italian  (south). 

Japanese. 

Korean. 
Lithuanian. 
Magvar. 
Mexican. 
Pacific  Islander. 

Polish. 

Portuguese. 

Rumanian. 

Russian. 

Rutbenian. 

Scandinavian  (Nor* 
wenans,  Danes, 
ana  Swedes)- 

Scotch. 

Slovak. 

Spanish. 

Spanish-American. 

Ssrrian. 

Turkish. 

Welsh. 

West  Indian  (other 

than  Cuban). 
OUier  peoples. 
Not  specified. 


100 


noaORATION 


BT     RaCH     OB 


Bma<Hi»op]a 

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uu 

ini- 

im 

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ffi 

'ffi 

^i-Sr 

,„ 

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ToUl 

IMO 

100-0 

1W.0 

100.0 

100.0 

ItBlInn  (sooth).... 

IS.  9 
IB 

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is 

3.  A 
J.1 

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ft 

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3.9 

3.7 

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4.3 

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1.3 

11 
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.i 

1.0 

(') 

ii 

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(1) 

i&a 

:3 

il 

.3 
3.S 

AnDBEllE 

(CMoh).. ........ 

Bulgarins.  Uerbl- 

Pudfle  Inlander... 

"?. 

OiDsUBaADdSIo- 

Poituguese 

RutheniBu 

»«>DlllDBTl>D 

&■ 

««_....^..:: 

than  Cuban).... 
Oilier  peoples 

lUltoolnflitb).-,. 

al  of  ImmlKnUon,  DtpartnuDt  at  Uiboi. 


N'on.— For  totali  of  botb  n 


a  oombiued,  by  mni,  ■»  T>bl«  10 


i»«»d 

Departed 

Race  or  people 

Admitted 

Departed 

R>o«o[p»ple 

Male 

PamilB 

Male 

.a 

M^ 

Female 

Midi 

re- 

nulB 

Toul 

i».nT 

ML  ITS 

H.TW 

*m 

3 

Z7,tK 

1 
1381 

i 

a* 

1 

1,016 

in 

213 

in 

10.800 
t<»6 

'■S 

707 

J 

4 

in 
w 

%G0« 

I.O«i» 
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2S0 

las 

303 

a2G 
s«s 

330 

I.  Ml 

M 

l,ra 

&.3:l 
^837 

IB3 

7U 

633 
263 

11 

ItClM 

348 

1,139 
4.  MS 

B7S 

«48 

*"39I 
B6S 

ilM 

lalsa 

IS 

M7 
W7 

wo 

3,720 

1 

1.1N 

Padllo  Islander 

BalKarioa.8«rbUn, 

1 

ii 

IM 

Suthenlan    (Run- 

Bcaadluivi^  (Noi- 
vsglaDii,    Danea, 

ts 

Bpanieb-Aiirtan.. 

^'^^^.^"T 

tsllan  (borth) 

tali»n  (wutbj 

Otberp«>ple. 

s 

Dource:  ('ommlaiianer  Oenanl  at  ImmlsiBllD 


,  Departmeiit  of  UibCI. 


IMMIGRATION    .' 


101 


IIOl — ^AUDS  ADMITTID;  Bt  Classes  Undeb  ImliGTtATtON  Aor  of  1924 

AND  BT  RbCUON  OP  BlBTH«  YbaAS  EnDBD  JuNS  QO.- 


GoTcnuncnt  offlriili^  tbeir  Cam- 


In 
To 


United  States., 
under  eiisting 


AH  oonntriefl 


mn 


M8,001   SOO^eil  Slt,8S8 


ivei  and  diOdien  of  United 


Natives  of  nooqnoCa  €o«mtri«8 
and  thdr  wivMaad  difldivi.... 

ProlBMors  and  ministefs  and 
tbdr  wives  and  difldren. 


Vcterana  of  the  World  War  and 
their  wires  and  children 

Spuiirii  aabjecta  admitted  into 
Porto  Rioo - — . 

AExrican  Tndfane  bom  in  Can- 


AH 


GoTcxnmeat  officials,  their  fam- 
ilies, attendants,  etc 

Temporary  Tisiton. 

In  transit  tliroagh  United  States.. 

To  carry  on  trade  under  existing 
treaty 


M,7M 
00,608 

18,506 
OS,  010 

150^736 

1.853 
1,838 

8,881 

10 


1M,070 


1888 


88^888 

8,848 
84,581 
27,257 

1,446 

847,788 

25,761 
04,502 

124,122 

1,404 
1,816 


6,223 
10 


104 

55 

4 

153,831   155,805 

I 


Europe 


1887 


818,808 


58,888 

a;  274 

37,686 
13,646 

364 

107,854 

17,354 
79,007 

1,084 

1,579 
1,057 


1888 


55,877 

S;663 
40.096 
12;  678 

588 

106^181 

24,320 
78,705 

727 

1,134 
1,066 

104 

55 


Asia 


ion 


90.089 


10,848 

767 
S;731 
6,030 

814 

8,601 

1,027 
6,720 

20 

210 
590 

115 


150,795 


996 


90,174 


9,808 

904 
2;  878 
6^150 

874 

9,915 

1,261 
7,227 

17 

190 
520 


1,159 


Caimdliand 
Newfoundland* 


ion 


86,448 


9,441 

03 
5^496 
3,850 

2 

78^008 


a;  287 

73,728 

8 
3 

26 


1888 


10,116 

74 
5^416 
4,618 

7 

68,  n6 

2 
a;  572 

67,168 

19 
15 


Mexico 


West  Indies 


Central  and 
South  America'; 


Other  countries 


81,788 


iT«s  and  children  of  United 

States  citizena  > 

Betaming  residents. 

Natirea  of  Dooquota  countries 

and  th^  wives  and  dxfldren.... 
Protwaanm    and    ministers   and 

their  wives  and  children. 


Vcterana  of  the  World  War  and 

tbeir  wives  and  diiktaen 

American  Indians  bom  in  Can- 


8,n4 

234 

1,780 

760 


88,649 


3,600 

261 

2,349 

890 


78,948 


59,149 


1,786 

77,155 

1 
5 


093 

58,453 

1 
2 


16,671 


9,889 

1,027 
6,555 
1,701 

6 

6,679 

53 
3,917 

2,635 

8 
59 


17.S96 


11.190 


11,550 


10,086 

1,012 
7,033 
1,975 

6 

6,809 

98 
3,886 

2,745 

13 
67 


5,081 

1,066 

3,166 

768 

1 

8,060 

7 
867 

5,147 

5 
20 


5,418 

1,356 

3,377 
678 

7 

6,041 

17 
991 

5,011 

3 

19 


6,118 


6,180 


4,868 

202 
3,094 
1,558 

14 

80S 

64 

386 

16 

42 
90 


4,880 

ITS 
3,430 
1,268 

14 

848 

63 

428 


44 

1U7 


I 


703 


561 


688 


*  la  1928  inclndes  husbands  of  United  States  citizens. 
'  IiKlodee  Greenland,  Miquelon,  and  St.  Pierre. 

Socree:  Commlnioner  General  of  Immigration,  Department  of  Labor. 


UUUGBATIOM 


NoTF.— Pntli  InunigrBnl  »i 


dasau  may  not  be  counted  agaiiut  qaotu  st  aU.  as  ibowa  bv  Tabla  UO.  Cbangca  iDqiidUd  beltma 
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juigiuLuutai.'tDriliZl.eaKtlTaJuJy  1.1938,  sea  Tables  lis  and  117 


Country  or  raglon 


Under  ImmlciBtiaiiact  of  1ft 


Quols    kdmJI- 


'Undor  immlsncloiT  or 


NmubarftdmUtKl 


.  UT.MI   n»,4«0 


mnitad 

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QBrmuiy...-. 


idndingM 


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tilicla  uid  puf  of  Puuk 

>rlupi)  (Inciudins  Atom' 


Tolnnd  (Lncladlif  Easum 

Rtugia,  BtiroMnondAflMlc 

(ucludinE  barrsd  >oa«) 

Spain  (ioduding  Canvy  Is- 

BwitMrund."  1 1  iiii ;;; ;  i;; ; ; 

ITiutiaUTlB 

Bjria., ,.'"/.'.'.'".'.'. 

Tatkey  (EuroiiHD  and  AsJ- 

4ftl«"(olh(ir"UiimBijpij::: 

Kiypt.. _.. 

Naw    Zealand   aadPactflo 


« loss.  IBM,  isn.udivn. 

im  Atutas  Indiide  all  Iralud:  In  1«9,  IftM.  IBIT,  aod  Iff 
tur  (jfevioua  years  InoladBd  with  Gimt  atllaln,  iraland. 
kDiiDal  Bapgrb  of  lb«  Oomm\miaDtr  Oautnl  of  Immlmtloa,  Dajartnimt  of  Labor. 


I,  Ncmttn  IcdBDd  only. 


PASSENGER   MOVEMENT 


103 


119.— aUOTA  AHB  HOHaUOTA  IMMieRAHTS  ADMITTBD:  Bt  Countbt 
OB  Rbgion  op  Bibth,  Yeab  Endbd  Junb  30,  1928 


Note. 


headnote  Table  111 


Quota 
immi- 
grants 

Nonquota  immigrants 

Goontry 

Quota 
tmmi- 
grants 

Nonquota  immigrants 

From 
non- 
quota 
coun- 
tries 

Re- 
turn- 

resi- 
dents 

Otiier 
ex- 
empt 

From 
non- 
quota 
coun- 
tries 

Re- 
turn- 

nwi- 
dents 

Other 
ex- 
empt 
classes 

Coontfy 

AllOMlldlBL.. 

158,881 

194,188 

94,608 

99,144 

Buope— Cootd. 

Sweden 

Switzerland 

Turkey  in  Eu- 
rope  

8,606 
1,874 

83 
665 

1,004 

661 

10 
2 

2 

128,872 

57.163 

58,453 

2,745 

5.010 

1 

tl7 

5 

2" 

3 
3 

1 
3 

13 
13 

8,276 
1,253 

118 

1,453 

309 

8,142 

2,572 
693 

3,886 

973 
18 

7,227 

1,888 

88 

4,791 

65 

161 

157 

77 

110 

294 

24 

96 
96 

467 

AlKda 

150,795 

108 

8» 

55R 

88 

2.939 

2;  557 

485 

8,548 

47,576 

12,102 

1,996 
14,622 

1,747 

194 

507 

27,093 

4,020 
886 

1,543 

6,944 

6^129 
498 
846 

2,060 
167 

1797 

5" 

6 
-. 

2 

2 

26 

19 

227 

6 
81 
4 
-. 

22 

237 

8 

1 
12 

9 
14 

8 

8 
85 

78,705 

401 

900 

746 

81 

2,343 

1,207 

1,193 

8,021 

10^295 

8,343 

298 
5,461 

434 
1,947 

942 

4,008 

18^594 

284 

921 
2,2i2 
2;  379 
2,150 

817 

566 
2;  688 

28,699 
187 

208 

101 

75 

1,231 

86 

60 

209 

383 

626 

47 

202 

52 

1,686 

446 

127 

12,865 

245 

75 

158 

3,999 

80 

603 

1,012 

267 

BuSuiM. 

CxacfaosloTakia.. 

Denmark 

Pfnlaml 

Yugoslavia 

Other  Europe... 

Ameriea,  toCaL 

Canada   and 
Newfoundland 
Mexico    . 

878 
148 

986 

PniKiff   , 

40 

3 

EnfJaiKf 

West  Indies 

Central     and 
South  America 
Otlier  America.. 

AfiAt  total 

561 

88 
12 

1,158 
148 
103 

17 
186 
131 

71 
497 

341 

267 

14 

1 

178 

Northern  Ire- 

38 

fifiotland  . . 

1 

Vt]f« 

Greece . . . . . . 

L971 

InlTPree  State. 

China 

266 

India 

76 

Italy 

Japan . 

233 

litfiuania.. 

KrfherlaiKlff,.     . 

Palestine 

SjTia 

117 
310 

Nonray 

Turkey  in  Asia.. 
Other  Asia 

Afri<«  - . 

811 

PolftTHi 

158 

Portosais 

78 

Rnaffia. 

Ati^trAliA,, 

120 

SdoIii . 

Other  countries 

16 

1 

1  Wives  and  chfldren  (bom  in  quota  countries)  of  natives  of  nonquota  countries. 
>  Including  Azores,  Cape  Verde,  and  Madeira  Islands. 

Vo.  113.— ARRIVALS  AND  DEPARTURES  OF  ALIENS  AND  CITIZENS 


Class 


Alieaa  and  citiseBs: 

Arrivals 

Departures 

Excess  of  arrivals. 


1919-1914, 

average 


1,488,422 
904.423 
583.909 


total: 

Arrivals 1,215,160 

Departures |    651,931 

Excess  of  arrivals !    663.229 


AHsas.  immigrant  or  emJffnuit : 
Arrivals 


1,034,940 

Departures 288,578 

Excess  of  arrivals ,    746,362 


•| 


BottiamigiaBtor  nonemlgrant:  I 

Arrivals i  180.220 

Departures 1  263,352 

Excess  of  arrivals  (+)  or  departure  (-) .  |  -83, 132 


I9IS-1919, 

average 


454.192 

416,948 

37,244 


322,  M9 

236.172 

86,377 


234,536 
123.645 
llCtsyi 


Arrivab 

Departures 

Exeeas  of  anivBls  (-f)  or  departures  (-). 

departed: 


Natoraliied 
Native-bom 


273,262 

352,492 

—79,230 


1929-1994, 

average 


963,630 
588,089 
375,541 


1925-1928, 

average 


878,161 
619,319 
258,842 


1927 


916, 521 
623,296 
293,225 


716,990 
323,362 
393.628 


498.293 
245.  277 
253,016 


5M,920 
178,597 
376, 323 


3ia308 

80,136 

230.172 


88,013 

112,527 

-24,514 


131,643 

180, 776 

-49, 133 


14,007 
144,174 


162,070 

144,765 

+17,305 


246,640 

264,727 

-18.087 


187,985 
165,142 

4-22,843 


379.868 
374,042 

+5.826 


7,097 
49,117 


4.058 
20,400 


538,001 
2r»3.  508 
284,493 


335,175 

73,  Sr^ 

261. b09 


202,826 

180,142 

+22,684 


378,520 
369,788 
+8,732 


3,239 
19,547 


I  AvwaCi  ior  19U  and  1919. 

Boone ef  Tabks  112  and  llS:  Commissioner  Oeneral  of  Immigration,  Departmant  ot  lAboc. 


1988 


931.586 
703,931 
227.655 


500,631 
274,356 
226,275 


307,255 

77,457 
229,796 


193,376 
196,899 
-3,533 


4301965 

429,575 
+1,380 


3,367 
18,175 


104 


PASSBNOEB  MOVEMBNT 


Vo.  114.— ABBIVALS   OF  PASSBHGBSS  AT  THB  PBIHGIPAL  PORTS  FBOM 

FORSION  COUHTBISS:  Ybabs  Endbd  Junb  30 

Note.— Figures  for  immlKrants  and  nonimmigrant  aliens  cover  admissions  only.  In  addition,  there  are 
debarred  aliens  among  tne  arrivals  who,  after  being  examined,  are  found  inadmissible  and  returned  to 
the  countries  whence  they  came 


Port  and  class 


United  SCatea,  toCaL 

United  States  citizens. 
Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 

lew  York 

United  States  citlzeos. 
Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 


Boston 

United  States  citizens. 
Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 


Philadelphia 

United  States  citizens. 

Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 

Baltimore 

United  States  citizens. 

Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 


Bew  Orleans 

United  States  citizens. 

Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 

San  Fraaciaoo 

United  SUtes  citizens. 
Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 


Seattle 

United  States  Vitisens] 
Immigrants 

Nonimmigrant  aliens.. 


INO-lNIb 

average 


1,060,019 
166^230 
820,230 
73,544 


818,848 

128,068 

630,141 

53,710 

64,048 

12,351 

47.013 

4,078 

94,188 

3,510 

20,203 

470 

44,707 

1,277 

42,004 

436 

18,488 
13,025 
13,288 
11,200 

10^799 
3,000 
5,115 
2,005 

14,637 
1667 

1  3, 136 
1734 


1919-1914, 
average 


1,488,489 
273,282 

1,034,040 
180^220 


1,048,710 
173,578 
750,701 
115^341 

78,896 
11,408 
52;  474 
0^025 

54,888 
8,506 

48,547 
2;  770 

81,888 

1,126 

20^305 

762 

11,874 

7,837 
1,701 
2,046 

14,058 
5^380 
4,776 
3,887 

4,897 

704 

2,208 

1,625 


1811- 
1818, 

average 


454,199 

131,643 

234,536 

88,013 


198,856 
65,102 

100,070 
87,104 

18,034 
2,723 
8»801 
1,510 

9^885 

462 

1,667 

256 

014 

76 

780 

58 

11,190 
6,808 
1,031 
2;  460 

10,687 
5^460 
8,442 
5^665 

6,911 

614 

3,038 

2,350 


199^ 

1994, 

average 


988,890 
246,640 
554,020 
162,070 


797,674 
330,230 
204,314 
164,121 


571,949 

161,265 

821,403 

80,274 

80,899 
4,486 

24,168 
1,075 

10^887 

1,355 

8,607 

675 

611 

132 

817 

62 

11,068 
6,474 
1,407 
8,171 

94,788 
6.076 
7,650 

10^103 

8,788 
1,730 
4,046 
2;  048 


19tt 


896^888 

870^757 
304,488 
101,618 


468,188 
210,861 
137,402 
100^829 

17.960 
6,096 
0,023 
2.830 

1,678 
042 
400 
322 

168 
61 
68 
24 

11,666 

7,048 

727 

2,000 

18,477 
5,580 
1,027 
5^061 

6,879 
1,926 
1,233 
2,220 


681,700 
263,170 
140^280 
119,241 

18,948 
7,577 
8.025 
8,340 

806 

220 
66 

811 

874 

215 

36 

23 

18^969 

0^533 

744 

2;  002 

14,864 
5,825 
2,114 
6,805 

6.648 
1,006 
1,444 

2;  108 


1997 


916,621 
878,520 
835,175 
202^826 


666.819 
269,026 
165,510 
132^283 

19,656 
7,251 
8,080 
4,224 

848 

870 
100 
173 

164 
60 
45 
40 

18^909 

0^278 

008 

8,021 

18,116 
8,065 
2;  512 
7,530 

6,748 
3,154 
1,011 
2;  583 


1988 


991,688 
43a  055 
807.255 
103.376 


590.876 
290,272 
157.887 
133,217 

89,881 

10.066 

5,660 

5,006 

880 


06 


188 
69 
52 
45 

18,748 
0^820 
1,045 
2,868 

17.000 

6,043 
2,312 
7,745 

6.988 

2.300 

522 

2,458 


1  Average,  1006  to  1000. 

Source:  Annual  Reports  of  tho  Commissioner  General  of  Immigration,  Department  of  Labor. 

Ho.  1 1 5.— DEPARTURES  OF   PASSENGERS  FROM   THE  UNITED  STATES  FOR 

FOREIGN  COUNTRIES:  Years  Ended  June  30 


1999- 
19M, 

average 

1919- 
1914, 

average 

1811- 
1819, 

average 

199^ 
1994, 

average 

1994 

1995 

1998 

1897 

1996 

Total 

487.486 

904,428 

416,948 

688,088 

494,696 

649,818 

600,985 

898,998 

708,981 

Male. 

324.402 
163,023 

52.455 
434,070 

103,822 
203,603 

631,827 
272.505 

00,348 
805^074 

457. 514 
446^000 

310. 331 
07,617 

30.063 
377,895 

200,503 
207,355 

384,871 
203,217 

75.868 
512,225 

323,302 
264,786 

304.200 
100,305 

51.100 
443,400 

346,302 
148,203 

338,670 
211,143 

51,547 
496^266 

364,771 
185,042 

340^056 
250^270 

56,470 
543,765 

300,083 
201,202 

861,966 
261,330 

50,723 
563^573 

410, 125 
213,171 

406,485 
207,446 

55.287 
648,604 

455,214 

248,717 

Female 

Children  i 

Adults  1 

Cabin* 

Steerage  • 

1  Prior  to  1010  the  division  point  is  12  years,  from  1010  to  1017,  inclosive,  14  years,  thereafter,  16. 

*  Figures  inclade  departures  by  rail  via  the  Canadian  and  Mexican  borders. 

*  Pnor  to  1010  designated  as  "  Other  than  cabin  passengers." 

Source:  Prior  to  July  1, 1007,  the  Bureau  of  Statistics;  subsequently,  the  Bureau  of  Immigration,  Depait- 
ment  of  Labor. 


NATIONAL  OBIGIN  AND  IMMIGBATION   QUOTAS 


105 


No.  116.— VATIC VAL  ORIGIN  OF  THE  WHITB  POPULATION  OF  THE 

VNITSD  STATES:  1920 

KOTX.— The  table  giTw  the  netknial  orifbi  of  the  whitepopnlation  of  the  United  States  as  determined  as 
a  baais  for  Immigratkni  qootaa  under  the  provisions  of  the  Immigration  Act  of  1934.  The  percentace  of 
the  total  whita  population  derived  from  each  oountry  of  origin  b  expressed  in  terms  of  the  equivaMnt 
munberof  Inhamtants.  "  Colonial  Stock  "  is  used  to  designate  that  portion  of  the  white  popolatian  which 
Is  descended  firom  the  popolation  ennmerated  in  the  first  census,  taken  in  ITWh  "post  cokmial stock," 
that  which  Is  desosnded  from  or  consists  of  immimmts  coming  to  the  United  States  after  171K).  Non- 
onota  eoontries  indode  Canada,  Newfoundland,  Mexico.  Caba,  Haiti,  the  Dominican  Republic,  and 
the  16  independent  Bepnblios  of  Central  and  South  America. 


Country  of  origin 


TkXaL 

ooval 

Austria 

Belgium ......... .. 

Ciechoolovakia 

Denmark 

Kstonia 

Finland 

France 

Gomany .. 

Great  Britain  and  North- 
em  Ireland 

Greece 

Hungary.. 

Irish  Free  State._ 

Italy 

Latvia. 

Lithuania 

N^berlands... 

Norway 

Poland 

Portugal 

Rumania 

Russia  (Europe  and 
Asia) 

Spain 

Sweden 

Switzerland. — 

Syria  and  Lebanon 

Turkey 

YugosLavia 

All  other  quota  countries. 


Number  (in  thousands) 


Total 


Hni 


sSpSor 

843 

778 

1.715 

705 

(W 

330 

1.842 

15^480 

30,216 

183 

510 

ia053 

3,462 

141 

230 

1.881 

1.410 

3,803 

363 

176 

1.661 

150 

1.077 

1,010 

73 

135 

504 

171 

5.314 


Colo- 
nial 
stock 


41.889 


40^  3M 

14 

602 

55 

03 


4 

787 
3,037 

31,804 


1,822 


1.367 

75 

0 

24 


4 

38 
217 
380 


064 


Post-colonial  stock 


Total 


63.638 


48,188 

820 

176 

1,660 

612 

60 

335 

1,075 

12;  452 

7.412 

183 

510 

8.832 

3,462 

141 

230 

515 

1,343 

3,884 

230 

176 

1,657 
112 

1,760 
630 
73 
135 
504 
167 

4,350 


Immi- 
grants 


13,713 


13,071 

806 

63 

560 

190 

34 

150 

155 

1,672 

1,365 
135 
310 
821 

1,612 

60 

117 

133 

364 

1,814 

104 

80 

767 

50 

626 

119 

42 

103 

221 

72 

1,641 


Chfl- 
drenof 
immi- 
grants 


Grand 
children 
and  lat- 
er gen- 
erations 


10,190 


17,631 

415 

62 

004 

277 

28 

147 

325 

4,051 

2,308 

47 

184 

2,008 

1,671 

56 

80 

205 

507 

1,780 

105 

84 

762 
25 

775 

204 
31 
31 

266 
04 

1,670 


90.899 


19,490 

106 

51 

107 

144 

7 

30 

504 

6,738 

3,738 
1 

16 

5,018 

178 

16 

25 

176 

382 

200 

30 

3 

127 

37 

360 

308 


1 

18 
2 

1,139 


Per  cent  distribution 


Total 


100.0 


94.4 

.0 
.8 

L8 
.7 
.1 
.4 

1.0 
16.3 

4L4 

.2 

.5 

11.2 

3.7 

.1 

.3 

2L0 

1.5 

4.1 

.3 

.2 

1.8 
.2 
2.1 
LI 
.1 
.1 
.5 
.2 

5.6 


Colo- 
nial 
stock 


100.0 


97.7 

0) 
L5 

.1 

.2 


(») 
LO 
7.4 

77.0 


4.4 


3.3 
.3 

(0 
.1 


(0 


.1 

.5 
.0 


(0 
8.3 


Poet- 
colonial 
stock 


108.0 


out 

L8 
.8 

8.1 

LI 
.1 
.6 

3L0 
23.8 

13.8 

.8 

LO 

16.5 

6.5 

.8 

.4 

LO 

2.5 

7.8 

.4 

.3 

8.1 
.2 
3.3 
L2 
.1 
.8 
.0 
.8 

8.1 


1  Less  than  one4enth  o(  1  per  cent. 

Ho.  117.— IMMIORATION  QUOTAS  ON  BASIS  OF  NATIONAL  ORIGIN 


Country  cr  area 


Quota 


IbCaL 168,714 


AfebAoistan 

AlBanla 

Andorra 

Ar&'  ;nn  penin- 
sula  

Armen^ 

Au.' t  raUa.  . -.._ . 

Aa«iria 

Belgium 

Bhutan 

Pulgaria 

Camero<Hi  (BriL 
mandate) 

Cameroon  (Fr. 
mandate) 

Cbaia. 

<:'zacbo5lovakia  . 

Danzigp  Free 
City  of. 

Denmark 


100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
1,413 
L304 
100 
100 

100 

100 

100 

2,874 

100 
1.181 


Country  or  area 


Egypt 

Estonia. 

Ethiopia  (Abys- 
sinia)  

Finland 

France 

Oermany. 

Great  Britain 
and  Northern 
Ireland 

Greece 

Hungary 

Icel^d 

India 

Iraq 

Irish  Free  State. 

Italy 

Japan 

L^Tia 

Liberia 

Liechtenstein... 

Lithuania. 


Quota 


100 
116 

100 

560 

3,086 

25,957 


65,721 
307 
S60 
100 
100 
100 

17,853 
5.802 
100 
236 
100 
100 
3S6 


Country  or  area 


Luxemburg 

Monaco 

Morocco 

Muscat  (Oman) 

Nauru 

Nepal 

Netherlands 

New  Zealand... 

Norway 

New  Guinea 

Palestine  (with 

Trans-Jordan). 

Persia 

Poland 

Portugal 

Ruanda    and 

Unindi 

Rumania 

Russia  (Europe 

and  Asia) 

Samoa.  Western. 
San  Marino 


Quota 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

3,153 
100 

2,377 
100 

ino 

100 

6,524 

440 

100 
295 

2,784 
100 
100 


Country  or  area 


Siara 

South  Africa, 
Union  of 

Southwest  Af- 
rica  

Spain 

Sweden 

Switzerland 

Syria  and  the 
Lebanon 

Tanganyika 

Togoland  (Brit, 
mandate) 

Togoland  (Fr. 
mandate) 

Tiu-key 

Pacific  islands 
cmder  Japa- 
nese mandate 

Yugoslavia 


Quota 


100 

100 

100 

252 

3,314 

1,707 

123 
100 

100 

100 
226 


100 
845 


fiooroe  of  Tatdes  116  and  117:  Bureau  of  the  Census;  Department  of  Commerce. 


5.  EDUCATION 


Nor.— Popnlatkaflginw  for  1922, 1904,  and  1025  used  in  this  section  areunreTiaedestimatosandtluratfon 
do  not  agree  with  reyiaed  flgoree  shown  in  Table  6,  p.  3.  The  diftorenoes  afltet  only  sU^itly  the  ratloa 
baaed  oo  pofmlatlon.    For  educational  activities  of  the  United  States  Veterans'  Bnreaa,  see  p.  163 


Vo.  118.— SmMABT  OF  PUBLIC  ELSMEVTABT  AHD  SSCOHDABT  SCHOOLS: 

CONTINBNTAU  UnITBD  StATBS 


Total  population 

Population  S-17  years,  incliisive. 
Per  cent  of  total  popalatloD_.., 


187t 


PnpOs  enroDed  in  pablio  schools 

Ptfropnt  of  total  population..- 

Fer  cent  of  popolation  6-17,  induaive. 

Aversfte  daOy  attnidattoe 

Per  cent  of  number  of  pupUa  enrolled. 
Average  nomber  of  days  schools  in 


Average  number  of  days  attended  per 
enrolled  pupil 


Number  of  teadiers.^ 

Male 

Female 

Pv  cent  male  teachers.. 

Salaries:  Teachers,  supervisors,  and 

priDcipaU  (thousands  of  doll^) 

Average  annual  salary  per  teacher 

Total    expenditure    for    education 

(thousands  of  dollars) 

Per  capita  (^  total  population. 

Per  capiu  of  population  6-17,  inclu- 
sive  

P»r  capita  of  enrollment 


138,658,371 

11^065,443 

3L3 

6,871,522 

17.82 
67.00 

4,077,347 
59.3 

132L2 

7&4 

aoasis 

77,529 
12^986 


37.796 
«|189 


1886 


63,397 
IL04 

S&36 
$0123 


150^155,783 
116,065,767 

3ai 

9,867,506 
19.67 
65.60 

6, 114, 143 
62L3 

13a  3 

8L1 

286,608 

122,795 

163,796 

42:8 


5&886 
*$196 

78,006 
$L56 

$6.16 
$7.91 


162, 947,  n4 

118,643,201 

29.6 

12,722,581 
2a  32 
6&61 

8,163,636 
611 

134.7 

86.3 

863,922 

125,525 

238.397 

M.5 


91,708 
«$252 

14a  607 
$2.24 

$7.63 
$1L04 


175.994,576 

121,538,024 

2&3 

15,5(0.110 

2a  40 

•7L98 

la  632;  772 
68.6 

144.3 

98.0 

423,062 

126,688 

296,474 

29.0 


137.495 
«$325 

214.965 
$2.84 

s$8.98 
$13.87 


lilt 


191, 07%  206 
124, 2»,  948 

17,813,882 

19.  S7 

>73w40 

1^827,807 

m.6 

112.0 

621,210 

lia481 

412;  729 

2L1 

253,767 
*$486 

426^260 
$4.64 

«$17.61 
$23.93 


Total  i»opulation 

Population  5-17  years,  inclusive. 
Per  cent  of  total  population. 


Pupils  enrolled  in  public  sdiools. 

Per  cent  of  total  poi>ulation. 

Per  cent  of  population  6-17,  inclusive. 

Averatre  daily  attendance 

Per  cent  of  number  of  pupils  enrolled. 
Average  number  of  days  schools  in 

session 

A  Terage  number  of  days  attended  per 

enrolled  pupil 

Number  of  teachers 

Male 

Female 

Per  cent  male  teacbos 


1921 


Salaries:  Teachers,  supervisors,  and 

principals  (thousands  ofdoll^urs) 

A  verage  annual  salary  per  teacher 

Total    expenditure     to*     education 

(thousands  of  doDars) 

Per  capita  of  total  population 

Per  capita  of  population  6-17,  in- 
clusive  . 

Per  capita  of  enrollment 


1  ia%  710, 620 

1  27,  728,  788 

26.2 

21,578,316 
20.4 

16, 150.  COS 
74.8 

161.9 

121.2 

679,533 

95.666 

583,867 

14.1 


560,120 
*$li71 

1,036,151 
$9.80 

$37.37 
fi8.02 


1922 


>  109, 248, 393 

>  28, 627, 201 

26.1 

23,239,227 
21.3 
81. 2 

18, 432, 213 
79.3 

164.0 

130.6 

722,976 

118,085 

604,881 

16.3 


860,963 
« $1, 166 

1,58a  671 
$14.47 

$55.22 
$68.02 


19M 


>112,078,6I1 

>  29, 345, 911 

26.2 

24,288.808 
21.7 
82.8 

19, 132, 451 
78.8 

16&3 

132.5 

761,308 

128.731 

632,577 

16.9 

949,877 
•$1,227 

1,82a  744 
$16.25 

$62  04 
$74.96 


1921 


>  113, 493, 720 

>29,705,264 

26.2 

24, 65a  291 
21.7 
83.0 

19,838,384 
8a5 

16a6 

136.5 

777,945 

131, 164 

646,781 

16.9 


1,006,409 
*  $1,252 

1.946.007 
$17. 15 

$65.51 
$78.95 


19Bt 


M17, 136^000 

>30,064,621 

26.6 

24,741,468 
21.1 
82.3 

19,865,881 
8a3 

loas 

136l9 

814,169 

138,810 

675,369 

17.0 

1,061,688 
•$1,277 

2;  02a  306 
$17.30 

$87.40 
$8L0O 


1  Census  enumeration  as  of  June  1, 1870,  to  190a  Apr.  15, 1910,  and  Jan.  1, 1920. 
*Onsus  estimates  for  July  1. 

I  F^ures  do  not  agree  with  those  in  Tables  122  and  124,  as  the  latter  are  baaed  on  estimated  population 
6  to  17  years  of  age. 
*  Computed  fh>m  number  of  teadiing  positions. 
>  Computed  from  number  of  V»*ching  positions  plus  supervisors  and  principals  whose  salaries  are  in- 


107 


Sooroa:  Bureau  of  Education,  Department  of  the  Interior. 


108 


EDUCATION 


Ho.    110.— ELEVENTABT,    COMMERCIAL,    SECOHDART,    NORMAL   SCHOOL, 
AND  COLLEGE  ENROLLMENTS:  Qontinbntal  United  States 


Schools 


Ilemeiitary  and  kindergarten,  totaL 

KindergartentipxMkandpriPttU) 

Public  elementary  schools  (Induding 

public  kindergartens) 

Private    elementary    schools    Oorgely 
estimated) 


Secondary  studeBts,  totaL. 

Public  high  schools 

Private  high  schools _ 

Preparatory  schools  (in  colleges  and 
universities) 

Secondary  students  in  nwrnal  schooJs^.. 

CoUege  and  normal  stndenta.  toteL 

Normal  schools  and  teachers  colleges 

(excluding  secondary  students) 

Colleges,  universities,  and  professional 

schools  (exd.  preparatory  students) 

Private  commercial  and  bnaineaa  schools... 


14,181,416 
131,227 

la;  510, 018 

1,061,807 

857,813 

202,063 

04,081 

51,740 
8,170 

156,766 

34,814 

121,042 
78,000 


16,084,784 
226^804 

14,063,850 

1,240^025 

605,008 
510, 251 
110,707 

56,285 
0,570 

887,650 

60,551 

167,000 
01,540 


1010 


1  \f^gg 

<  Public  only. 


MOOO. 

<  From  State  reports. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Education,  Department  of  the  Interior. 


18,457,888 
M 185^  471 

16,808,701 

1,558^437 


1.  Ill, 
915,061 
117,400 

6^042 
12;  800 

865,815 

88^561 

206»654 
156^844 


80^864,488 
510,040 

10^378,027 

1,486^561 

8,404,676 

«  2, 100. 380 

'213,020 


50,800 
2S;058 

607,467 

135,012 

46^445 
886,161 


83, 187, 108 
727,687 

20,084,002 

2,143,100 

4, 188;  188 

«^  757, 466 
•205»625 


55,683 

23,402 

1.037,460 
2:t),206 


767, 
•188,868 


•  See  headnote.  Table  127. 

•  1925. 


No.  120.— PUBLIC  HIGH  SCHOOLS  AND  PRIVATE  HIGH  SCHOOLS  AND  ACAD- 

CONTINBNTAL   UnITED   StATES 


Nor. — Data  for  public  high  schools  are  firom  reports  received  from  the  schools,  17,710  public  high  schools 
out  of  a  total  0121. 700  on  record  having  furnished  complete  reiwrts  in  1026.  The  total  enrollment  in  idl 
high  schools  as  reported  by  the  State  departments  of  education  are  shown  for  1920  and  1026  in  Table  110 


ALL  mOH  8CH0OU  AND  ACADKMIEfl 

Schools  reporting 


Total  pupUs 

Per  cent  of  total  population 

Number  of  persons  14  to  17  years  of  age  in 

total  population « 

Ratio  of  niiniber  of  pupils  to  total  number 

of  age  si)ecillod,  per  cent 


PUBLIC  HIGH  8CH0OU 

Schools  rcpwting. ..„..—. 


Teachers,  totaL. 

Men 

Women 


Pupils,  total » 

Boys ._, 

Girls 

Colored  atudenU  {inelud^  above). 


i'irst  ywir 

Second  year.. 
Third  y<>ar... 
P'ourth  year.. 
Postgraduate. 


Per  cvnt  of  total  population  in  public  high 
schools. ... 


Nninber  graduated  during  year,  total. 

Boys 

Oirls 


1800 


4,158 

207,801 
a  47 

6,364,063 

6.66 


a;  620 

10,190 
3,507 
6,280 

909,063 

86,451 

116.361 

6,9S8 


a32 

91.889 

7.002 

14,100 


7,063 

63a  048 
a83 

6,162,406 

laai 


a006 
90,379 

lana 
ia2oo 

610. 961 

216,207 

303,044 

8,596 


a68 

61,787 
22,676 
80,162 


1919 


10,004 

1,032,461 
1.12 

7,22^206 

1&67 


ia213 

41,667 
18,800 
22,777 

015, 061 

398,525 

516,536 

if,  659 

302,505 
247,036 
163,176 
111,444 


LOO 


IIL 
43,657 
67,706 


1990 


16,410 

2,041.306 
1.03 

7,786,841 

26.88 


14,326 

*  07, 664 
34,396 
63,258 

1, 867. 156 

822,967 

1,084.188 

S7,esi 

742.320 
496,796 
346,684 
261.360 
7,986 


L76 


90^616 
140^886 


1984 


16,061 

2,764,003 
2.46 

7,012,068 

3168 


14,827 

> 138, 996 
48,850 
86,086 

9,698,881 

1: 183. 067 

1, 366, 314 

SI,  7 45 

034,102 
602,658 
606,286 
806,853 
8,492 


2.26 

969,986 
156,608 
206,688 


1996 


20^060 

3.313,088 
2.88 

8,046,161 

41.18 


17,710 

M6S,666 

58,406 

105,050 

8.066,000 

l,44^886 

1,610.123 

76,715 

1, 108, 158 

823.191 

611,9i)6 

504,355 

17,319 


2.66 

434,699 

190,054 
244,486 


1  Tncludes  teachers  not  classified  by  sex. 

*  Includes  teachers  in  Junior  high  schools  as  follows:  1920,  men,  1,361,  women,  6,060;  1024,  men,  3,200, 
women.  l],W7;  192ft,  men,  5.238,  women.  18,444. 

•  Excluding  7th  and  8th  grades  in  Junior  high  schools. 
« No  data. 


EDTTCATION 


109 


-PuBuc  High  Schools  and  Privath  High  Schools  and  Acadb- 
CoNTiNSNTAL  UNITED  Statbs — Continued 


IMI 


UM 


iMi 


rSITATK  BIOH  flCHOOLS  AND  ACADMMXEB 


1,883 


Men. 


Boys.. 
Oirb.. 
Cbhrtd  iitteitided  abtme) 

Total  in  idiodls  fiv  boys  only . 
TcfUl  in  aefaoote  for  girls  only.. 
ToUl  in  oofdncatlonal  acliools. 


T, 
a»272 

HMl 
47, 6M 
47,a07 


1,978 

10,117 
4,275 
£^842 

11(L797 

6^734 

66^063 

»,S90 


1,781 

11,148 
4,612 
8^884 


IIT. 
60^474 

81,028 
5,888 

26»838 
28^317 
82,2*5 


a;  008 

14,946 
5^806 
8^248 

18il58 

84^222 

99^931 

9,6M 

47,925 
55^868 

80^570 


a;  124 

15,701 
0,192 
8^511 

818,582 

100^116 

110,408 

10,891 

58^809 
84,819 
94,894 


%80D 

18,085 

8,939 

11,008 

848,091 

114,817 

133,469 

10,  Ml 

83,060 

78^328 

106^  7CB 


Vo.  121.— HOBMAI  SCHOOLS  AND  TEACHSKS'  C0LLE6SS  (STATE,  COUHTT, 
CTTT,  AHD  PRIVATE) :  Continxntal  Unitbd  Statsb 


▲II.     3COBMAL    aCHOOU    AHD    TKACHJUtS' 

ooLLEama 
Number  reportins... ^ 


Men 
W 


•n 


Men..., 

Women. 


toteL. 


.Men.... 
H'umen. 


305 

4,887 

1.858 
2;  511 

1118,549 
47,851 
88,098 

09,551 

24,157 
45,394 

Oradtutes  from  normal  coarses  daring  year.  11,359 

Enrollment  in  modd  schools 35,397 

Volumes  in  libmnes. 807,963 

Receipts,  an Booroes  (1,000 dollars) 5,232 

9TATK   SOttMAL  SCHOOLfl  AKD   TSACHKBS' 
COLLSOn  i 

Xomber 127 

Infractors "  2, 199 

.S indents  in  all  courses '  »  60,309 

students  in  normal  eoorses ;  41,655 

TZACHZBS'  OOLLBOn  OHCLUDKD  ABOTK)    i 

Number 

Instructors 

Students  in  all  ooarses 

Students  in  normal  courses 


1918 


284 

5,914 
2,195 
3,719 

U88,488 
37,823 
94,815 

88,681 

10^748 
68,815 

15,430 

66,180 

1,521,528 

14.688 


151 

3.840 

194,143 

71,447 


OTT  AJiD  COCTCTT  NORMAL  SCHOOLS 

Vmnbcr 

Ififitructon 

Students  in  all  courses 

stti^ents  in  ncMmal  courses 


riXTATE  MOKMAL  SCHOOLS 


Number 

Instmcton. 

•^todeatsinallcDUTMB 

stodcotd  in  normal  courses. 


30 

550 

7,5»i5 

4,592 


148 

1,618 

48,675 

23,304 


40 

845 

16.940 


73 

1.229 

21.355 

9.341 


370 

8,538 

3,558 
5,977 

188,878 

20^107 

133,268 

186,019 

10^068 
115,944 

20,920 
91,941 
2,380,373 
31, 275 


182 

7.227 

14a  382 

118,601 


45 

2,569 

61,906 

54,721 


128 

1,098 

12,527 

12,527 


60 
1,208 
9.464 
3,884 


1984 


382 

12,617 
4,949 
7,688 

878,107 

63,351 

219^758 

246,849 

42,532 

203,117 

40,484 
85,585 
2,926,023 
48,949 


196 

10,153 

239,226 

219^906 


88 

6.022 

151,562 

14a  029 


119 

843 

15,689 

15,689 


87 

1,521 

18,192 

10,054 


402 

14,281 
5,774 
8,457 

294,084 

83,993 

23a  071 

270,808 

54.221 

215,985 

47,310 
73,092 
3,225,994 
64,693 


203 

11,465 

250,693 

243,047 


101 

7,422 

177,816 

167,882 


135 

1,098 

16.067 

16.067 


84 

1,868 

18,304 

11,092 


lip 
6^831 
8»881 

887,480 

81,673 

236^867 

874,848 

52;  064 

222;  294 

49;  827 

71,886 

3,638,082 

7^017 


208 

12, 1« 
267,184 
2tt;633 


137 

a868 

2iail9 

208,799 


74 

850 
15,570 
16,570 


1,443 

14,887 

a238 


1 A  mmber  of  pupils  in  modd  sdiools  are  included  in  these  data. 

Source  d  Tables  120  and  121:  Bureau  of  Edocatlun,  Department  of  the  Interior. 


BDUOATION 


Ho.  183.— ELBMBRTUT  AID  SKCOITDAST  SOHOOIS.  PITBUO 

loirfpopIliaoralM  tolottl  [xvnlMlaa  s-iTTwn  w 


RbIIo  of  Ban 
'    lotnl  no  J. 


OuttloenUl  ViUsd  S 


Sffiffit.-;. 

Conneetloat— 

^nrtctotdo 

norhU 

Otofsb. 

Wm. 


UU,Mt3,UDt1,US,niIl 


67H.  iig     as.  736 


iii«,ieB 

130. 9IB 


M.B     02.(1     88.0 


S&i4>710 

...J     87.0  tM.3 

7a.  7    71. 7  m 

-  ■     78.1  7B.4 

Sfi-c  ee.1 

S8.7  B7.B 

_  J    73.1  'Tai 

43.  e     60. «  «3.  s 


341,  Bie        203,  He     I 


U,SlW       e2S,iM       7U.S»     70.3 


Miiioa      fM.«o 


VbvUjl. 

KMrBampdi 
KMt  tanty— 


BbodalatBDd.... 
BootbDakcW-^ 


VldUnKtoD. 


707,031 
'  3S1, 376 


67,33] 
381.801 
M,SZI 


<33,S11       333.su 


1,3SS,3S3 

HS,0W 
181,  »l 


I    1,03^M(    1,310.13 


GO&ilM       iil,47S     eSLa     I 


80.4  "C8.« 
81.8  78.3^ 
S0.7     KLi. 


73.1     BZ4 

■3.  (  7«.  a 


jUadu  TeitJ  toiT. . . 


EDUCATION 


111 


An  PSI7ATE:  Enbollmsnt  and  Attbndancb 

by  StatH  are  not  aixnm  for  that  ymr,  as  tbey  do  not  aoeurataly  portray  the  sitnatkm  in  many 
the  population  5-17  by  Statas 


PabUe  alamantary  and  seoondary  schools— Contlnoed 


Knmbar  anrnilad, 


oaooDCi' 


daUyat- 
anoe 


aauy 
tanda 


Average  days  attendance  pv 
year  pa-  papil  enrolled 


IIM 


FriTate  and  parochial 
tchoou 


Nomber  enrolled 


IIM 


in* 


state 


48611^855,881 


).l 


11S.0 


ULS 


186.9 


1,566,487 


8,081,648  8,488,785 


3111745: 
4S(175I 
731^6761 
ISfi^lOl. 

2nLl06< 
»,»)' 

601027 
307,606. 
a2l,6M. 

M^88i; 

l,006C6lft 

4881780: 

444,37«j 

31111 3»| 

34B1486! 

121. 5U4 
22Ul«n| 

«lfi.888i 

744, 2SC 

52SL881i 
6IZ414' 

59.628 

629.774 

7SI,5» 

l,M3.215i 
7M.170 
149.565 

1,081.644 

565,8»4j 

I4Z7n' 

1,  5*1,  7^7 

M,4S6 

435.425 


61,421 

ia»i 

84,758 

266,707 

41, 7n 

41,357 
5,707 
13,  " 
35,0tt 
65,516 

21,825 
2»^711 
146,447 

111. 
84,631 

45, 
45,519 
27,063 
33,278 
138,968 

128,880 
84,016 

43,106 
lia758 

20^941 

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Value  of 
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ProductiTe 
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Maryland. 

ICaasadinaetts... 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

MlSBissippi 

Missouri 

Montana. 

Nebra9ka 

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New  Hampshire. 

New  Jersey 

New  Mezieo 

New  York 

North  Carolina. . 
North  Dakota... 

Ohio 

Oklahoma 

Oregon 
Pemisy 

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Sooth  Carolina.. 
Sooth  Dakota 

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17, 610,4a 


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168, 806, 808 


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257,674 

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138,986 

1,847,482 

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786,111 

137,760 

423,700 

112;  667 
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358,168 
214,  ni 
347,602 
691,606 
4,030,795 

1,071,931 
870,471 
196,225 

1,084,224 
153,930 

387,255 
44,725 

292,876 

1, 152, 167 

65,017 

4,308,562 
530,288 
144.248 

2,226,858 
178,250 

362,304 
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428,353 
841,664 
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208,716 
688,403 

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179,161 

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2,172,567 

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20,124.419 

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1,338,484 

2.861,733 
8,031.637 
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122 


EDUCATION 


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State 


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SUtM 


Alabama.. 
Arixona... 
Arkansas.. 
California. 
Colorado.. 


Connecticut 

Delaware 

District  of  Columbia. 

Florida 

Oeorgia 


Idaho.. 
Illinois.. 
Indiana. 

Iowa 

Kansas.. 


Kentucky 

Louiaiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts. 


Michigan.. 
Minnesota. 
Mississippi. 
Missouri... 
Montana... 


Nebraska 

Nevada 

New  Hampshire. 

New  Jersey 

New  Mexico 


New  York 

North  Carolina. 
North  DakoU.. 

Ohio 

Oklahoma 


Oregon 

Pennsylvania... 
Rhode  Island... 
South  Carolina.. 
South  Dakota... 


Tennessee. 

Teias 

Utah 

Vennont.. 
Virginia... 


Washington... 
West  Virginia. 

Wisconsin 

Wyoming 


OUTLTING  AXIAS 


Hawaii  Territory . 
Philippine  Islands. 
Porto  Kioo 


Nurse-training 
schoolSp  1027 


Schools 


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54 
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26 
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11 
19 
32 

10 
118 
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14 
20 
27 
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47 
15 
75 
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160 
10 
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42 

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36 
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136 
800 
8,540 
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1,441 
132 
848 
552 
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202 
5.807 
1,000 
2;  070 
1,220 

766 

710 

667 

1,506 

4,062 

2,336 
3,723 

573 
1,560 

432 

1,083 


440 

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28 

8,347 
1,208 

503 
3,806 

651 

565 
7,066 
847 
552 
462 

1,113 

2;  156 

874 

308 

1,313 

1,070 

702 

1*766 

118 


420 
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Commercial 
schools,  1025 


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7S0 


8 

4 

7 

46 

13 

20 
2 

4 
8 
8 

8 
57 
81 
22 
18 

13 
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83 
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16 

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188,868 


1,500 


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11,204 

4,861 

4,468 

126 

2,070 

2,352 

a;255 

286 

18.204 

7,103 

5,111 

4,628 

3.205 
3,254 
707 
1,207 
6,001 

3,041 
4,833 
412 
7.576 
2;  181 

1,617 


245 

5,700 

478 

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560 

234 

12;468 

4,086 

2;  507 

14,002 

801 

468 

086 

2;  244 
7.505 
1.300 


1.464 

4,600 

2;  004 

2;  621 

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822 

1,003 
561 


Summer  schools, 
1025 


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18 
2 
4 

15 
0 

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1 
8 
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13 

6 
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20 
16 
17 

10 
7 
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8 

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6 

28 

20 

8 

30 

14 

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2 

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11 

10 

43 

3 

8 

14 

8 
13 
13 

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850,076 


8^063 

850 

2.057 

10.070 

8.007 

184 


1.824 
1.516 
5,604 

1,723 
23,000 
11,503 

7.282 
11,208 

3,816 
6.206 
1.610 
2;  018 
7.512 

11,768 
8.200 
1,091 

12.840 
1.824 

8»872 

165 

610 

1.627 

1.167 

32;  518 
10,842 
3,814 
16.725 
1^311 

3.028 

21,662 

440 

2;  566 

3,232 

8.386 
21. 761 
2;  205 
1,072 
0,505 

5^820 
6.200 
0^865 
1,400 


665 


Reform  schools, 
1027 


Schools 


168 


8 
1 
1 
6 
2 

2 
3 
2 

1 
3 

1 
7 
3 
4 
3 

2 
1 
3 
6 
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14 
1 
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7 
8 

2 
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2 
8 
1 

5 
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1 

4 

5 
2 
2 
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84,817 


1,374 
160 


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1,560 

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8,507 
44 

9.028 


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741 

810 

6^148 
518 
675 

as 

1,145 
8,571 


915 
1,731 


007 
128 


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Mlnlnlppi,  toUl 

MobUe  &  Ohio  BItw 

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81.  Loula,  IrooMountBlnAI 
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Mamphii  A  Liiile  Book.... 


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Marquette,  UoughtOD  A  Ontsc 

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Chicago  i  Nortb  Wertern 


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17V,  734 
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11  HlDUMOtB,  lioni  a  pojiitot 

tba  MIsaMppI  Klv«r  to  Houston... 

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Indeunity  tor  lends  rdinquiabod  by 


Ma,TU 
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MbmHots,  North  Dakota,  Montana, 
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lla  A  Manitoba,  now  Great  Northern 


Leavenworth,  Lawrence  A  Oilvei 

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St.  Joaeph  A  Denver  City 


t,«34,ia7 
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Central  PselBc  (auenssor  by  canBoUd*- 

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Central  branch.  Union  PaelBc 

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to  In  prdpoctltni  to  the  length  ol  road  In  the  r«pectlve  Btataa. 

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nOMAL  An)  OTHSB  PURPOSES:  Acrbagb  to  June  30,  1928 


.—-'Dom  not  tudiidd  grants  to  8tat«8  for  spcdflc  nflroad  and  wagon  road  companies  ooTsred  by 
Tabis  147.    The  oolnmn  "  Intsmal  improrements  '*  oorcfs  only  genisral  items  so  desipoMted 


Konh  CaroUoft.. 


Total 


797,4S7W,188,»46 


20921 


1(^489,230 
91 37%  908 
8^425,330 

4,433,638 

180,000 

90.000 

21, 909, 400 

270^000 

8,681,906 
S,0M,238 
4,306^263 
3,019^040 
3,008^783 

382^609 

11,018,719 
210^000 
210^000 
30(^000 

8^787,608 
8^361,641 
4,M9,7M 
6^574,480 
6,800,618 

3,458,711 

a;  723, 047 

150^000 

210^000< 

12,866^037 

990,000 

270^  00& 

3*163,662 

2;  492;  926 


Cooi" 

mon 

seboob 


Univer- 
sities 
and 

agrlcol- 
toral 

•dnca- 
tion 


ia,6SS,4n 


911,827 
1,008^209 
8*083,150 

933,778 
^534,2W 

3,686,618 


976,307 


2,983,088 
996,320 
668,678 
988,196 

2,907,620 


807,271 


1,031,867 
2,874,961 
824,213 
1,221.813 
6,196,256 

2;  73a  951 
2,061,967 


8*711,324 


3,095,700  2,044,00a 


4, 35a;  133 
780^000 
liQ,000 
180,000 

3,434.203 

300^000 
180^000 
7,414,276 
150^000 
300^000 

3,044,471 

150^000 

6,290.117 

4,138,509 


2;  495, 396 
724,266, 


3,309,300 


2,733,064 


5.844,196 


2.376,391 


962,329 
3,47^009 


Other 
educa- 
tional 


286,060 
336,000 
896*060 
196,060 
196*060 

137,680 
180,000 

«,ooo| 

27Q;000< 

186,060^ 
480,000 

390.  ooa 

286,0601 
143,7621 

330^000^ 
210,2121 
210^000) 
210^0001 
300,000 

280,060 
212,160 

2iaooo 

330.000 
186,560 

136^060 
46^060 
150,000 
210^000 
562,703 


990,000 
270,000 
216,060 
630,000 
600,000 

136.060 
780,000' 
120,000; 
180,000; 
246,060^ 

300.000 
180,000 
356. 06U 
150.000' 
300,0001 


96,060 
'45d,~666 


Miscel- 
laneous 
institu- 
ti<ms 


8,198,800113.891,880 


Internal 

improTO- 

ments 


Swamp 


AUotber 


11, 488, 845,6i 788,881'  7.386318 


181 
'45d,~o66 


500,000       439,634|        24,000 


83;00n      500^000 


92;  100 


500; 000 
500; 000 


•v 


j    hlOOfiOO 

7,668,45S        60*080 
2*188;54r         0*400 


I 


5O0;OOO!20;30O, 


20Q;00tt   >2S0,000> 

40*Q60l 

40*080 


40*0601 


2a;  509 


69.120^ 
46,060l 

202,  ooa 


583,366 

1,916,805 

500,000 

500,000 


500;  000 


90,000 

'65d,'6oo: 


100,000 

32,000 
12;  800 


50Q;000 

500;  000 
500;  000 

500,000 


750,000 


130.000]    1250,000 

69.120 

450,000'  1,760 


120,0001    1250,640 

266,'666|'" '450,660 

I  •  •  «  ■ 

;00o|   120Q;000' 


200, 


136.060 
150,000 
332,1601 
136.080 1    >  420. 000 


500,000 

500; 000 


822| 


78;  940 


1,450,668^ 
1,259,191 
1,196*  0961 


3a;i87 

123*688 
26*000 
49,280 
66b  601 


8, 466;  156 


^660,1031  l,29g;516 
4.693.558,  80;  878 
3,345,200!  1,253 
3.427.053'  46.640 
:      182,800 


1,019,072 


60;  080 
12,800 


1,962;  000 


26.252 


500;  000      264.213 


500.000  3.356,878 


83.076 
24,216 


63^480 


84,390 


664,000 


132;  000 


1,048,749 
112,480 


"Edooattoaal  and  chariteble"  as  follows:  Idaho,  150.000  acres;  North  Dakota,  170,000 
170,000  acres;  Washington.  200.000  acres. 
1,  penal,  etc,  290,000  acres. 

0«Mnl  liiDd  Offloe,  Department  of  the  Interior 


134 


PUBLIC  AND  INDIAN  lANDB 


». 

iMi-im, 

1M»-I»». 

,n. 

.»„ 

ini-iMi, 

"!5.r 

UM 

M.SU.iU 

11.  HI,  HI 

J.4TT,MT 

jisjr- 

M 

S,  644,873 

l'4W 

77|t37 

Sis 

^»t,ll4 
38a,S32 
617,  43t 

••ffiS 
ill 

7,0W:873 

M,417 

•Si 

87^ZW 
7ZS 

B1,S30 
W.8S« 

44a;m 

W»,70S 
357,701 

8241 

7.IM0 

93,001) 

AbuidoDwl  mlUUr?  t«w- 

i,oia.s*i 

una 

is:  5^ 

30,088 
BM.43B 

i,f.7a.»7 

140,  MS 
82,471 
40,471 
00,384 

« 

28,    78 

88.    18 

"■  s 

3,8ra 

22,78* 

11 

ass; 200 

l,a87,Z7B 

las 
us 

MO 

ISISBB 

34 

^^;;:; 

Dosertlsnil 

287.  SM 

»£::::::: 

Ssrs'sii--;;;;; 

181,  WO 
£.530.4117 

14.  eoi.  iM 

11199,163 

877.  «S 

Wl 

New  MeiioD" 

North  DBkoU_ 

SSS^^-: 

3«,GHI 

W.IM 

Is 
■as 

1718 

PriTsW  tand  dUm _.. 

4S2,4U 

11. IM 

'^^ 

Boldlara-Bddllloiua 

Boulh  Di^ati' 

lot'^T 

WB.'dilaitoD... 
Wyoming."."' 

■  Toua  tor  THUt  m<  and  lfl3S. 

■  Total  (at  yon  leu  and  IflSS  to  int. 

Source:  Ocnenl  Land  Oflloa,  Dapartmant  of  lh«  Intarior 


But. 

T.U, 

iiti-im 

,» 

itu 

■»H 

,„. 

ins 

Dalian 

r.nf.ta 

DtUari 
N.10».U1 

Daltari 
ll,ni.Hl 

l»i 

OsUari 
I,1H.T1* 

i.«it.eis 

DolUri 
4.«77,»M 

7S.03S 

M7,711l 

86,400 

■•I!:! 

'■■as 

•34 

M8.WL 

,;:S! 

10B.047 

41 

M,S7i 

gass? •"- 

"■■851! 

»74 

848 

813.  «08 

'■■sa 

»S,B01 

036 

730 

im 

"fa 

IS 

S8 

0ft,7M 

i3.Bi^ua 

Nonh  Dakota. 

Soutb  Uakou 

"'8 

Sonne:  OoHral  Laud  OfliM,  DatnrtBMDt  ol  tba  Intatkr. 


FUBUC  LAND 


135 


-. r~f~! Odlr.   TlNrdanot  Indada 

■1  tiiMUhMtoMM  tnweflon  3B,  Tocaati  utd  fonatFroducts).  lutioo*!  parka  (we  Tabia  IM), 


Coal  land 

„«,^ 

PlKBpbale 

Potasb 

land 

POUBT- 

voir' 

lltM 

PabllO 

III 

lis 

VKtai.tao 

B.T51,  ae 

3.4K,4M 

SIS 

130,100 

SliS 

T,Mi^S3T 
7,H8.4» 

i,«87,816 
3.TM.8I7 

s,«si,xso 

4.4««,Ktl 
4.>15,1S1 
<»H*I7 

1,7S» 
1*4,577 

11 

M&M3 

MB. 

11 

138,  us 

m,m 

«.iS!S 

■•as 

45,  MM 

tS.Ml 

4.  TBI 

S«I,4S0 

«a.9M 

"Si 

wi;49s 

7,aii.'aM 

1,344,  MO 

m.w 

0,080 

S.  cm.  478 

MfiJ^ 

'frj?? 

HSM 

,»a 

(«»,78S 

%aaa,4M 

eiB,»M 

301,  »M 

Biaiois 
ioe,o» 

87,434 
398,  MO 
I7S,3IM 

34.327 
lis.  734 

7,»t 

--iiii,w 

au 

T,  418,437 

"  "  wo" 

JKKm 

KO 

■ss 

4;o,';7 

38.333 
3 

a.jisss"' '- 

11 

3N,531 

411.733 

,.1:!!: 

ISO 

40 

40 

SO 

0,5*6 

S.tlM 
i^ 

im 

rJo 

136  FCBUC   ANP  INDIAN   LAND 

Vo.  169. — POBUC  LAID:  AcRU  Unappkopeiatsd  and  UmtasmTSD,  JumiSO 


ndian  Tenilory  w( 

« JunoJO,  IWi,  ail«  toII__.      . _. 

'  Flgnn*  iHcluda  i,ffrt,B*(l  sow  u  uuirittbtmI  land  [n  pubUo  laud  (trip. 
Boone:  OeDaral  Land  OOet,  Departmuit  ol  the  Intvlor. 


Areno 

Indiui  iMorvnllnns— unallolted 

rndi 

19M 

I8N 

IM 

ttM 

ins  1  tsM 

ISM         I«N 

1*M 

IMS 

HI,  HO 

mwi 

111.M 

M.TW 

4T.Kt 

M«,l« 

HS,Ut 

«T0,M4 

i«.»aT 

!3 

I0,31B 

a«;3 

87 

a3.m 

DO 

s 

S 

40.  in 

'«IM 

■SiS 

sts 

y'.isi 

8.  MI 
l!8M 

8.  Ml 

e.4»i 

fi.334 
1.430 
8.370 

9.110 

iS:^ 

4,048 

7.!tS3 

19.  «B 

,!:S 

i 

J. 

14.060 

■is 

au 

10, 141 

a.iw 

*:tw 

•■soo 

33,451 

MO 

M.2W1 

■AS 

is 

1 
11 

"1 

3,  MO 

..f- 

s 

1.4M 

iiiB,ass 

6.  BIS 

J 

liTM 

ss 

4,419 

SSiilEz 

sSi— ■■■:^ 

0.(01 

o 

South  Dei  oto 

^im 

ji 

'■Js 

rljio 

1  PDmrei  Induda  tlw  Fin  CivUlted  Tribw,  w_ ,_ 

•4,700;  IB» BDd  1(08. 101,II]«.liK:ludiDfla,400frMdmen end USIlD 
'  FtfurM  liuma  lor  Nortli  Deluita  are  [or  Dekola  Tanitorr. 
Bonra;  CommlHloDar  ol  Indian  Allaln,  Depertmeot  nt  tbt  InUrior 


NATIONAIi  PABKS  AND  MONX7M1SNT8 


137 


Vo.  164.— HATIOVAL  PABKS  AVD  VATIOVAL  MOVUmmi 

PABKS  ADIONISTSRSD  BT  NATIONAI*  PARK  SBBVICB 


Name 


Location 


h 


(30 


Hoi  Springs  1. 


OscHioia  '...••.•... 


Ocneral  Grant  i. 

MoantRaintert. 

Ormterliakei.... 
WindCavei 

Piatt 

SoDysHill 

Mesa  Verde  1.... 
Oladeri 


Rocky  Mountain  1. 


Hawaii  i. 


When 
estabUafaed 


Lassen  Volcanic^. 


Moon  t  McKInley. . 
Grand  CanTOQi... 


La2iiyette>. 
Zioni 


Bryce  Canyon 


Middle  Arkmn- 


Noftli  western 
Wyoming, 
soathwest- 
ern  Mon- 
tana,  and 
nortnaast- 
em  Idaho. 


Middle  eastern 
California. 


.do 

.do 


West  central 
Washington 

Soothwestem 
Oregon. 

Sooth  Dakota. 


Southern 
Oklahoma. 

North  Dakota. 

Southwestern 
Colorado. 

Northwestern 
Montana. 


Apr.  »,18a3 


Mar.    1,1872 


Area 


So.  miUi 
11,846 


(f^- 


/Oct. 
\May 


26,1890 
8,1926 


1,1860 
28^1028> 


Oct.     1,1890 


/Mar. 
\May 


2,1809 
28,1020 


May  22,1902 
Jan.     9,1903 


[July 
Apr. 

[June 
Apr. 

/June 
\June 


1,1902 
21,1904 
20,1906 
27,1904 

29,1906 
30,1913) 


H 


8,348 


} 


004 


}    1,126 


} 


May  11,1910 


North  middle 
Colorado. 


Hawaii. 


Northern  Call- 
fomia. 


fJan. 
Feb. 
June 
June 
Aug. 
May 
Apr. 


} 


335 

240 

17 

IJ 
U 

77 
1,534 


I 


Aug. 

Apr 

Ma] 


ay 


26,1915* 
14, 1917  I 
2, 1924*; 
».  1926 
1, 1916  ,] 
1, 1922»> 
11, 1928*  J 

0,1916  !l 
26,1928)^ 
21, 1928  II 


South  central  |/Feb.  20, 1917  \ 
t  Jan.30,1922».f 


Alaska. 

North  central 
Aiisona. 

Maine  coast. . . 


Soothwestem 
Utah. 


...do- 


(Feb.  26,1919 
<[Feb.  6,1927 
(Mar.  7,1928 
do 


:1 


Nov.  19,1919 


fJune    7.1924 
J  Feb.  25.1928) 
'IMay  12,1928  i 
jlSept.  15, 1928 


378 
248 
124 

2,045 

1.009 

12 

120 

22 


40  hot  Springs  possessing  corattve  proper* 
ties— Many  hotels  and  Doarding  houfleo 
19  bathhooses  under  pobUe  eantrol. 

More  geysers  than  in  alithe  rest  of  world  to- 
gether —  Boiling  springs— Mod  volea- 
noes— Petrified  forests— Grand  Canyoo 
of  the  Yellowstone,  remarkable  for  gor- 
geous coloring— Lam  I  akea— Many  iaifo 
streams  and  waterfalls— Vast  wildemen, 
greatest  wild  bird  and  animal  preserve 
in  the  world— Exceptional  troot  fishing. 

The  Big  Tne  National  Park— Several  hon- 
dred  sequoia  trees  over  10  feet  in  diame- 
ter, some  25  to  87  feet  in  diameter— Tow- 
ering moontain  ranges— Startling  preol- 
pioes— Mount  Whitney  and  Kern  BJver 
country. 

VaDev  of  world-lbmed  beauty  -~  Lolly 
clifb— Romantic  vistas— Many  waterfalfi 
of  extraordinary  hei^t— ^  groves  of  big 
trees  High  Sierr»— Waterwheel  FftDs^ 
Good  trout  fishing. 

Created  to  preserve  the  celebrated  General 
Grant  Tree,  35  feet  in  diameter. 

Largest  accessible  single  peak  glacier  sys- 
tem—28  glaciers,  some  of  large  sise— 48 
square  miles  of  clader,  50  to  500  feet 
thi(^— WanderfdTsubalpine  wild-flower 
fields. 

Lake  of  extraordinary  blue  in  crater  of  ex- 
tinct volcano— Sides  1,000  feet  high— In- 
teresting lava  formaticm— Fine  fi^ung. 

Cavern  havinc  many  mfles  of  galleries  and 
numerous  duunbers  contaimng  peculiar 
formations. 

y  sulphur  and  other  springs  possessing 
medicinal  value. 

Small  park  with  woods,  streams,  a  lake. 
Is  an  Important  wild-animal  preserve. 

[Most  notable  and  best  preserved  preliis- 
toric  cliff  dwellings  in  United  States,  if 
not  in  the  worid. 

mountain  reebn  of  unsurpassed 
te  character— 250  glader-fed  lakes  of 
romantic  beauty— 60  small  ^aders— 
Precipices  thousands  of  feet  deep- 
Almost  sensaticmal  scenery  of  maraed 
individuality— Fine  trout  fishing. 

(Heart  of  the  Rockies— Snowy  range,  peaks 
1 1,000  to  14,255  feet  altitude— Remarkable 
records  of  glacial  period. 

Three  separate  volcanic  areas— Kilanea 
and  Mauna  Loa  on  Hawaii;  Haleekala 
on  Maul. 

Only  active  volcano  in  United  States 
proper—  Lassen  Peak,  10,465  feet— Cin- 
der oone  6,879  feet— Hot  Springs— Mod 
geysers. 

mEhest  moontain  in  North  America- 
Rises  higgler  above  surrounding  coontry 
than  any  other  moontain  in  the  workL 

The  greatest  example  of  erosian  and  the 
most  sublime  spectacle  in  the  world. 

The  group  of  sranite  moontains  opon 
Mount  Desert  Island. 

Msgnificent  gorze  (Zion  Canyon),  depth 
from  800  to  2,000  feet,  with  predpitoos 
waUs— Of  great  beaut  v  and  scenic  interest. 
fBox  canyon  filled  with  countless  array  of 
fantastically  eroded  pinnades— Best  ex- 
hibit of  vivid  coloring  of  earth's 
terials. 


plan 
\   mc 


i 


>  General  information  circulars  on  these  parks  may  be  obtained  free  from  Department  of  the  Interior. 

*  In  Wyoming,  3,114  square  miles;  in  Montana,  198;  in  Idaho,  30. 

*  Boundary  changed. 


138 


HAHOHAL  PARKS  AND  MOKUMBNTS 


No.  154. — ^National  Fabxs  and  National  Monumbnts — Continued 

MONUMENTS  ADMINI8TBRBD  BY  NATIONAL  PARK  8BRVICE 


Name 


TMalMM  (S8  mon- 
uments)  


Devils  Tower. 


If  antemmn  Castle. 


El  Mono. 


Petrlfled  Forest... 


Ghaco  Canyon.. 


Hair  Woods'. 


Pinnacles 


Natural  bridges. 


Lewis    &    Clark 
Oavem* 


Tumacaoori. 


Navajo 

Shoshone  Cavern 


Oran  Quivira. 
Sitka. 


Rainbow  Bridge.. 


Colorado. 


F^MCo  Sagnaro  .. 

Dinosaur 

CapaUn  Mountain. 
Verendrye 


Oasa  Grande. 


Katmai. 


Sootts  Bluff. 


Xiooatifln 


Wyoming. 
Ariaooa... 


New  Ifeadeo.. 


Ariaooa. 


New  Ifexloo. 


California. 


.do. 


Utah.. 


} 


Montana. 


Ariiona. 


do 

Wyoming... 

NewMeodeo 
Alaska 


Utah.. 


Coiorado. 


Ariaooa. 
Utah.... 


Sept.  21,1906 
Dec.    8,1W6 


/Deo.  8.1906 
\June  li(l917 


/Dec.    8, 1906 
\July  81,1911 

/Mar.  11,1907 
\Jan.  10.1928 

/Jan.     9, 1908 
\S^.  22,1921 


{ 


New  Mezioo . . 
North  Dakota. 


Ariaooa. 


Nebradm. 


When 
estabUahed 


Jan.  16,1908 
May  7,1923 
July   2,  1924 


[Apr.  16,1908 
Sept.  26, 1900 
Feb.  11,1916 


1,162 
<160 

I       240 

}    25,625 
}<  21,600 

426 

2,960 


/May  11,1908 
\May  16,1911 

Sept  15, 1908 


/Mar.  20,1900 

\Mar.  14,1912 

Sept.  21, 1909 

/Nov.    1,1909 
\Nov.  25, 1919 

Mar.  23,1910 


May  80,1910 


May  91,1911 

/Jan.  31,1914 
\Deo.  88, 1922 

Oot.     4,1915 

Aug.    9,1916 
June  29,1917 


June  23, 1892 
Dec.  10,1900 
Aug.  8,1918 
Jane    7, 1996 


/Sept.  24, 1918 
\Sept.  5»  1923 


/Dee.  19,1919 
\May    9,1924 


Aern 
8,388,168 


I 

I- 


740 


} 


160 
10 

300 
210 

560 

57 

160 

13,883 

1,940 

80 

681 
263 

472 


}l/W7; 


,990 


}      1,»4 


Denciption 


Remarkablenatoral  rook  tower,  of  volcanie 
orlffin,  1,200  feet  in  height. 

Premstorio  diflndweiling  ruin  of  unusual 
sise  in  a  niche  in  face  of  a  vertioal  oUfl. 
Of  soenioand  ethnologic  interest. 

Enormous  sandstone  rock  eroded  in  form 
of  a  castle,  upon  which  inscriptions  have 
been  placed  oy  early  Spanish  explarers. 
Contains  difl-<lweUer  ruins.   Of  great 

.   historic,  scenic,  and  ethnologic  interest. 

Abundance  of  petrified  oonuerous  trees, 
one  of  which  forms  a  small  natural  bridge. 
Is  of  great  sdentiflc  interest. 

Numerous  cliff-dweller  ruins,  indnding 
communal  houses  in  good  oonditicm,  aM 
but  little  excavated. 

One  of  the  most  noted  redwood  groves  in 
California,  and  was  donated  By  Hon. 
William  Kent,  ex-Member  of  Congress. 
Located  7  miles  from  San  Fnmoisoo. 

Manv  spirelike  rock  formations,  600  to  1,000 
feet  high,  visible  many  miles; also  nu- 
merous caves  and  other  lormattfrns. 

Three  natural  bridges,  among  largest  ex- 
amples of  their  kind.  Largest  bridge  Is 
222Teet  high,  65  feet  thick  at  top  of  arch; 
aroh  is  28f eet  wide ;  snan,  261  feet:  height 
of  span ,  157  feet.  Other  two  sllglitly 
smaller. 

immense  limwtone  cavern  of  great  sden- 
tiflc interest,  magnlflbently  decorated 
with  stalactite  formations.  Now  dosed 
to  pubUo  because  of  depredations  by  van- 
dab. 

Ruin  of  Frandscan  mission  dating  from 
seventeenth  century .  Being  restored  by 
National  Park  Service  as  rafudly  as  funds 
permit. 

/Contains  numerous  pueblo,  or  diff-dweller 
\   ruins,  in  good  preservation. 

Cavwn  of  considerable  extent,  near  Cody. 

{One  of  the  most  important  of  earliest  Span- 
ish mission   ruiiis  in   the   Southweat. 
Monument  also  contains  pueUo  ruins. 
Park  of  great  natural  beauty  and  historio 
interest  as  scene  of  massacre  of  Russians 


by  Indians.   Contains  16  totem  poles  of 
best  native  workmanship. 

Unique  natural  bridge  of  great  sdentifle 
interest  and  symmetry.  Height  309  feet 
above  water,and  span  is  278feet,in  shape 
of  rainbow. 

Many  lofty  monoliths,  and  is  wonderftal  ex- 
ample of  erosiim,  and  of  great  soenio 
beaaty  and  interest . 

Splendid  coUection  of  diaracteristio  desert 
flora  and  numerous  pictograpbs.  Inter- 
esting rock  formatians. 

rite  of  fossil  remains  of  prehistorlo 
animal  life  of  great  sdentiflc  interest. 

Cinder  cone  of  geologically  recentf  ormatioo. 

Indudes  Crownigb  Butte,  from  which  Ex- 

eorer  Verendrye  flrst  beheki  territory 
tyond  the  Minoori  River. 

These  ruins  are  one  of  the  most  noteworthy 
relics  of  a  prehistoric  age  and  people  wito* 
in  the  limits  of  the  United  States.  Dia- 
ooveredin  ruinous  condition  in  1694. 

Wonderland  of  great  sdentiflc  interMt  in 
the  study  of  volcanism.  Phenomena 
exist  upon  a  scale  of  great  macnituda. 
Indodes  Valley  of  Ten  Thousand  Smokea. 

Region  of  historic  and  sdentiflc  interest. 
Many  famous  dd  trails,  traversed  by  the 
early  nioneersin  the  winning  of  the  West, 
passed  over  and  through  this  monument. 


« Estimated. 


•Donated  to  United  States. 


KAnOlTAL  FABKS  XSn>  MOKUMBinS 


139 


Vo.  164. — National  Fabkb  and  National  Monumbnts — Contmued 

MONrnnNTS  ADMINISTEKED  BT  national  pare:  SERVTCE-ConUimed 


Name 


IfOOfttiOO 


Wben 
established 


Ana 


Deacriptioo 


Coiomdo. 


FonUCyead. 
Axtec  Ratal*. 
Horenweep  • . 

Pipe  Spring., 


South  Dakota. 
New  Mexioo.. 
Utah^^olo..... 


Oarisbad  CaTS.... 

Cmtera    of    the 

Moon. 
WopatkL 


(HaderBay. 


New  Mexioo. 

Idaho. 

AriioDa 


Dee.  19,1919 


Oct.  21,1922 

/Jan.  24,1923 

IJoly  2,1928 

Mar.  2,1923 

May  31,1923 


Oet.  25,  1928 

fMay    2,1924 

XJoly  23,1928 

Deo.    9,1994 

Feb.  27,1925 


} 


Aerea 
9.6 


320 

17 

280 


} 


40 


719 


51,200 
2,284 


1,164,800 


Located  on  eastern  slope  of  Sleeping  Ute 
Mountain.   Is  pile  or  masonry  of  great 
arohsBolnglcal  Talne,  relic  of  prehlnorfe 
Inhabitants. 
Area  containing  deposits  oi  fossil  plants. 
/Prehistoric  ruin  of  pueblo  type  containing 
\    500  ruins. 
Four  groups  of  prehistoric  towers,  pueblos, 

and  clin  dwellings. 
Old  stone  fort  and  spring  of  pure  watw  in 
desert  region.    Serves  as  memorial  to 
early  western  pioneer  life. 
Beautiftilly  deoorated  limestone  eayem, 

believed  to  be  largest  yet  discovered. 
/Best  example  of  fissure  lava  flows:  voloanis 
\   legioii  with  weird  landscape  effects. 
Frehistorle  dwellings  of  ancestors  of  Hop! 

Indians. 
Oontains  tidewater  leaders  of  first  rank. 


MONUMSNTS  ADMINISTBRED  BT  THE  DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE 


(U 


Oila  CUfl  Dwell- 
ings. 

TOnto. 

Jewel  Cave. 


Mount  Olympus. 
Oregon  Caves. .  .< 

Devils  postpile... 

Walnut  Canyon.. 
Bandelicr 


Old  Kasaan. 


I<ehman  Caves 

Timi>anoK08  Cave. 


Tunpanogos 
Chirieahua.. 

Lava  Beds. 


New  Mexico.. 

Arisona 

South  Dakota. 


Colorado. 


Washington.. 
Oregtm. 


California. 


Arizona , 

New  Mexioo... 


Alaska. 


Nevada. 

do .. 

Arizona. 


California. 


Nov.  16, 1907 

Dec  19,1907 
Feb.    7,1908 


Deo.    7,1908 


I 


Mar.  2, 1900 
Apr.  17,1912 
May  11,1915 

July  12,1909 
July     6, 1911 

Nov.  30, 1915 
Feb.  11,1916 

Oct.  25,1916 

Jan.  24,1922 

Oct.  14,1922 
Apr.  18,1924 

Nov.  21,  1925 


Aere9 
883,860 


160 

«640 
« 1,280 

300 


I 


299,370 
480 

800 

960 
22,075 

38 


503 

250 
4,480 

45,967 


Numerous  difl-dweUer  ruins  of  much  in 
terest  and  in  good  preservation. 
Do. 

Limestone  cavern  of  much  beauty  and  con- 
siderable extent,  limits  of  wluch  are  as 
vet  unknown. 

Of  much  interest  from  geological  standpoint 
as  example  of  eccentric  erosion  and  ex- 
tinct volcanic  action.  Of  much  scenic 
beauty. 

(Contains  many  objects  of  great  and  un- 
usual scientific  interest,  including  many 
glaciers.    Is  summer  ranee  and  breeding 
ground  of  the  Olympic  elk. 
Extensive  caves  in  limestone  formation  of 

much  b^^ty;  magnitude  not  entirely 

ascertained. 
Spectacular  mass  of  hexagonal  basaltle 

columns,  like  an  immense  pile  of  nosts. 

Said  to  rank  with  famous  Giant's  Cause- 
way in  Ireland. 
Contains  difi  dwellings  of  much  sdentiflo 

and  popular  interest. 
Vast  numbers  oi  difl-dweUer  ruins,  with 

artifidal   caves,  stone  sculpture,   and 

other  relics  of  prehisKHic  life. 
Abandoned  Indian  village  in  which  there 

are  numerous  remarkable  totem  poles 

and  other  objects  of  historical  interest, 
limestone  caverns  of  much  beauty  and 

of  sdentific  inttfest  and  importance. 
Limestone  cavern. 
Natural  rock  fbrmations  within  Coronado 

National  Forest. 
Interesting  ice  caves.    Battleground  of 

Modoc  Indian  War,  1873. 


MONUMENTS   ADMINISTERED    BY   THE    WAR   DEPARTMENT 


Total 


'). 


(18 


Chalmette 

Bte  Hole  Battle 
Field. 


Louisiana. 
Montana.. 


May  24, 1907 
June  23,1910 


Erected  in  memory  of  the  Battle  of  New 
Orleans  which  was  fought  on  Jan.  8, 1815. 

Site  of  battle  field  on  which  battle  was 
fought  Auff.  9,  1877,  between  a  small 
force  of  United  States  troops  and  a 
much  larger  force  of  Nes  Perce  Indiana, 
resulting  in  rout  for  the  Indians. 

Donated  to  United  States. 


140 


NATIONAL  PARKS  AND  MONUMENTS 


No.  164. — National  Parks  and  National  Monuments — Continued 

MONUMENTS  ADMINISTERED  BY  THE  WAR  DBPARTMENT—Conttiiaed 


Name. 

Locatiou 

When 
established 

Acres 

Description 

ASftM. 

Of  historic  interest  because  of  discovery 
of  the  territory  now  partly  embraced 
i  n  the  SUte  of  California  bj  Juan  Rod- 
rlgnes  Cabrillo,  who  at  thu  point  first 

GaMUo 

California 

/Oct.   14,1913\ 
\May  12, 1026/ 

1 

siglitedland  on  Sept.  28. 1542. 
Famous  ITOup  of  prehistoric  mounds  Id 

Camp  Snerman  Military  Reservation. 
Site  of  the  Statue  of  Liberty. 

Mound  City  Group 

Ohio 

Mar.    2,1823 

57 

Fort  Wood 

New  York.... 

Oct.   16,1924 

2.5 

Castle  Pinckney . . 

South  Carolina 

do. I. 

8.5 

Fortification  built  in  1810  to  replace  a 
Revolutionary  fort. 

FortPulMkI 

Qeorgia 

do 

20 

Built  in  1810  to  replace  Fort  Qreene  of  the 
Revolution. 

Fort  Marion 

Florida 

do 

18 
1 

Fort  buUt  by  Spaniards  in  1656. 
Relic  of  Spanish  invasion. 

FortMatantas 

do 

do 

Meriwether  Lewis. 

Tennessee.    .. 

Feb.    2,1025 

50 

Contains  grave  of  Captain  Lewis  of  the 

Lewis  and  Clark  expedition. 
Commemorates  erection  and  dedication  of 

Fort  Niagara 

New  York.... 

Sept.   5,1025 

.0074 

cross  by  a  French  Jesuit  missionary  on 
Good  Friday,  1688. 

FortMcHenry 

Maryland 

Mar.    3,1025 

47 

Restored  and  preserved  as  birthplace  of 

"  Star  Spangled  Banner." 
Memorial  tablet  to  indicate  the  position  of 

White  Plains  Bat- 

New York.... 

May  18,1026 

None, 

tle  Field. 

the  Rerolutionary  army  under  the  com- 
mand of  Qeneral  Washington. 

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Vo.  156.— -AXMT  OF  THE  UHITSD  STATES :  Strength  of  Com ponbnt  Pabtb 

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1886. 
1900. 

1901. 
1902. 


1906. 
1987. 


1900. 

laie. 


1912. 

1914. 

1915 

19ie 

1917 


130^  6M 
140^061 


Regular  Army  ^ 


Total 


200^098 
186^806 


108^  »7^ 

187. 

903,386 

aoa378 

213^313 
225^819 
2U^410 
244,483 
8201883 


1918 .l2,2«fl^lOS|    "741,084 

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838,882 
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1930 


}l3,«73, 


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1922. 


981,422 
363,540 


27,080 
27,172 
68»155 
81,686 
76,584 

66^966 
83,624 
7«^428 
84.469 
80^718 

91, 461 

97,700 

10^903 

107,841 

250^367 


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1924 1  397,794 

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1927 1  421,519 

1S8S ■  426»075 


227,374 
148^089 
130,964 
140^644 
134,624 

133,083 
133,079 
134»381 


Officers 


a;  1GB 

a;  154 

2,486 
3;  940 
3,731 

3.994 
3,797 
3,966 
4,208 
4,439 

4,850 
4,883 

4,796 
5,025 
6,332 

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24,931 
25^018 
66,889 
78,646 
71,853 

83,022 
69,827 
72^482 
80^251 
78^279 

86^811 

92^877 

101,195 


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112;  879 
123^213 
115,749 
110^221 

111.313 
105,213 

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118,926 
119^600 

121,852 
128,043 
129,398 


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758,879 
184,848 

213,250 
131,994 
118,282 
128,143 
121,715 

119.928 
119,901 
121,157 


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37.210 
56,090 


113,640 
159,658 
16a  598 
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8,680 
8,567 
8,583 
8,975 
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8,792 
8,706 
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11,000 


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103,652 
113,967 
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102,633 
96,848 
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100.951 
110,606 

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119.251 
120;  893 
121,605 
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5,843 

8,744 

9,675 

10,996 

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36,012 
54,017 

107,797 
150;  914 
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166,432 
165,030 

163.534 

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«350| 


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64.925''V2i;543 


1, 059, 341  u  135, 380 


57,330    •45,573 
107,Q88i    •88;282 


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•76,923 
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•88,896 


66,008 
67,870 
78,480 
79.722 
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950 

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102;900  •97.125 
107,298  •101.563 
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1  Includes  Philippine  Scouts  beginning  with  1002.  Figures  for  1919  to  1926,  Indusive.  include  in  most 
cases  World  War  emergency  personnel  still  in  service.  AU  emergency  enlisted  men  still  in  service  were 
discharged  on  July  2. 1921.  On  Nov.  11, 1926,  the  last  emergency  (World  War  nonregular)  officer  who  for 
several  years  had  been  undergoing  treatment  for  physical  reconstruction,  was  discharged,  thereby  com- 
piecing  the  demoUlixation  of  the  World  War  Army.    Retired  personnel  on  active  duty  are  not  induded. 

•  State  militia  prior  to  act  of  June  3,  1916. 

>  Figures  for  1900  and  1901  are  '*  U.  S.  Volunteers  of  the  Philippine  Insurrection  period;  for  other  yean 
Regular  .\rmy  Reserve,  Officers'  Reserve  Corps,  Enlisted  Reserve  Corps,  and  the  "National  Army"  of 
the  World  \%  ar  period,  as  noted. 

«  U.  S.  Vohxnteers. 

•  Figures  on  officers  and  enlisted  men  not  available. 

•  Keffular  Army  Reserve.    The  Regular  Army  Reserve  was  abolished  by  act  of  June  4, 1920. 
'  Includes  National  Guard  personnel  in  Federal  service. 

•  Estimate. 

•  Otfjcers*  Reserve  Corps.  Beginning  with  1924,  figures  do  not  include  individuals  who  hold  commis- 
sions also  in  tiw  Naticmal  Quard. 

>•  Includes  Regular  Army  Reserve,  8,382;  Enlisted  Reserve  Corps,  35,000  (estimate). 

"  Subject  to  revision. 

"Indudes  Offi-^  rs'  Reserve  Corps.  86,262;  National  Army,  49,118  (estimate). 

>' Estimated  emu»ted  strength  of  the  National  Army.  Practically  all  members  of  the  Regular  Army 
Reserve  and  the  Enlisted  Reserve  Corps  had,  by  this  date,  been  assigned  to  duty  with  Regular  Anny» 
National  Guard,  and  National  Army  organizations. 

^  Estimates  <mly.  Under  orders  of  the  Secretary  of  War  all  components  bad  been  merged  into  one  army 
kDown  AS  "The  United  States  Army." 

1*  Beginning  with  1919>  figures  for  commissioned  officers  indude  warrant  officers  in  the  following  num- 
bers: 1^19,  37;  1920,  68;  1921, 1.159;  1922.  1,151;  1923,  1,065;  1924.  1.063;  1925, 1,088;  1926, 1,325;  1927,  1.262; 
1928,  1.  208. 

!•  Enlisted  Reserve  Corps. 

"Beginning  with  1924,  figures  for  commissioned  officers  indude  warrant  officers  in  the  following  nom- 
tws:  1924, 87;  1985»  180;  1026, 162;  1927, 182;  1928,  184. 


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3i£ios  «m,i 

IIB.OU  BTOli..-, 
miU  VTO^tTS 


»7,4U  m,GU 
Ml,(»  SM,EM 

3«g,0n   W7,7Bi 


Maln- 
t«- 


tlomber  on  rolls 


%^4S4 
W3,flie 
313,017 


.„  310,  OBO 
UO   300,493 

300.038  303,173 
3*i?"°  •"  ■"' 

IBTjTll 


190,070 

_..iw  trf,:~:^ 

M4.BM  107.06] 


007,171 
04^  IM 


latlunmadeof 

laT.TAol  3,  OBI 

141,  OM  3,848 

141,143  S,733 

130,  Doa  s,5i3 

113,  uj  3,  aos 

1^,003  a'm 

181,074  2.853 

130,074  a,«58 

13^  3U  8,817 

lDB,OSe  2,44B 

174,172  3,343 


SID.ITI   r 

TBS.ESB   i:_,___      _,__. 
748,147  1U,318^      1,780 


173,4 


isa.iu 
100, SOS 

179,833 

af 

Si. 

903.  OU 

^7,1" 
-_._  •I^»44 
4SB.04]  130,131 


PEK3ION8  OF  THB  8BVEEAL  WARS 


Ww 

Totals- 

Mumbfronrolbi 

Amount  nld,  THr  andad 

Valoaot 

10» 

10» 

I0» 

IKS 

"" 

1038 

p.  710, 404, 744 

MI;1M 

tn.m 

HIS.  m.  Ill 

nn,M«,t7t 

m. 

70.000,000 

IS! 

333,™ 
30^411 

373.000 

870,083 
30%  MO,  300 

1034,  oee 

'■as 

3,003 
3.0II0.B44 

7D.S7V41B 
4;oo^7«3 

s 

131 
3M 

5? 

NUMBER  REOEIVINa  SPECIFIED  MONTHLY  RATES  OF  PENSION  TONE  30,  1>» 


m 

no 

» 

» 

*40          ISO 

too 

$73 

too 

OUKr 
ralaa 

1004 
1334 

333 

301 
S3 

3 

38 

373 

1.130 

4t,BGl 
1,301 

eoT 

37 

40 

184 

103 

1,361 

17 
138:000 

18.161 

31.817 

1          401 

8 

310 

143 

»S 

"•". 

11003 

0.810 

31.180 
8B6 

3,801 
821 

1,101 

73 

"■•S 

oJS'^---"" 

1 

3 

VKTEBANS'   BUBE&T7 


159 


OnnBALNoTB.—Tli0fQlIowliigias  summary  oTflie  vaiioas  ftnrms  of  vMenas'  ralM  nnder  the  admin- 
tatntlon  of  the  United  States  Veleraos'  Bureau^ 

OnrnpenaaUtim  Is  awarded  for  death  or  disability  resnltlos  tnm.  personal  injoriefl  reoeiyed  or  diseases 
eootraeted  in  the  military  ornaTal  service  on  or  after  April  6*  1917,  and  before  Joly  2, 1921,  or  for  an  aggra- 
ratioo  or  leciuieuce  of  a  preexisting  disabilitv  resulting  from  such  servioe.  The  rates  of  compensation 
rangiB  from  tt  per  month  for  a  temporary  disability  to  $200  per  month  for  doable  permanent  total  disability; 
In  some  instances  a  $60  allowance  for  an  attendantls  granted  in  addition  to  other  compensation. 

Yemrif  rtnAMMs  term  temreac*.— Daring  the  period  ol  the  war  and  ontil  July  2, 1927,  yearly  renewabla 
term  insaranoe  ranging  from  $500  to  $10,000  was  vssued.  All  term  insurance  not  converted  into  permanent 
United  States  Qovemment  Ufo  Insoranoe  before  Joly  2. 1927.  lapsed.  Claims  upon  soch  policies  ere  paid 
In  MO  monthly  installments  except  where  there  is  no  beneficiuy  named  or  where  the  beneficiary  named 
dies  befoiB  receiving  all  of  the  payments,  the  remainder  is  paid  in  one  sum. 

Aferffed  mnd  Aesptfel  core.— In  addition  to  compenmtlon  payments,  the  disabled  person  Is  furnished 
reasonable  Oovemment  medical,  surgical,  and  hospital  service  and  supplies,  and  appliances  considered 
reasonably  necessary.  Hospital  facilities  of  this  bureau  are  also  available  for  veterans  of  the  Spanish 
Amertean  War,  the  Philippine  Insurrection,  the  Boxer  Rebellion,  or  the  World  War,  suffering  from  neuro* 
peychiatrieor  tabercular  ailments  and  diseases,  paralvsis  agitans.  encephalitis  lethareica  or  amoebic  dysen- 
tc^,  or  the  loss  of  sight  of  both  eyes,  whether  such  aUments  or  diseases  are  due  to  military  service  or  other- 
wise. The  bareaa  is  also  authorized  to  furnish  hospitalization  and  necessary  traveling  expenses  to- 
TVterans  of  any  war  since  1887,  without  regard  to  the  nature  or  origin  of  their  disabilities. 

Vecatioaaf  rcAaMfifotion.— Under  the  act  of  July  27,  1918,  honorably  discharged  members  of  the  Army- 
Navy,  or  Marine  Cwps  who  were  unable  to  carry  on  in  a  gainful  occupation  successfully  were  provided 
with  vocational  training  at  Qovemment  expense,  including  allowances  for  maintenance  of  them  and  their 
dependents.  The  act  also  provided  for  the  placement  of  rehabilitated  persons  in  suitable  occupations. 
Veterans  whoauflteed  a  compensable  disability  but  were  not  vocationally  lumdicapped  were  Evovided 
with  instruction,  including  tuition  and  supplies,  but  were  not  given  maintenance  allowance,  fiehabilita- 
tloo  activities  of  the  bureau  ceased  with  the  close  of  the  fiscal  year  1928. 

UmiUd  Stain  QcPtmment  H^e  iiw«ranc«.— United  States  Oovemment  lifis  Insurance  is  Issued  in  any  mul- 
tiple of  $500^  not  less  than  $1,000  or  more  than  $10,000,  upon  the  payment  of  premiums  at  a  net  peace-time 
iBte,  with  no  extra  charge  for  administration  or  excess  mortality  due  to  the  hasards  of  war.  (For  rates  and 
forms  of  insurance  see  Tables  108  and  170.)  The  policies  carry  the  usual  provisions  common  to  policies  issued 
by  eommercial  companies,  such  as  extended  insurance,  paid-up  Insurance,  caah  sorrendns,  and  loans. 
Dividends  are  also  paid  flrom  excess  of  interest  earnings  and  aavmgs  in  mortality. 

Ai^u$ted  compciissttott.— The  act  of  May  19, 11^  authorized  the  payment  of  adjusted  compensation  to  all 
vwteians  of  the  World  War,  exduding  oflloers  above  the  grade  of  captain  in  the  Army  or  Marine  Corps  or 
similar  rank  In  the  Navy  and  Coast  Ouard.  The  rate  of  adjusted  compensation  for  service  in  excess  of 
60  days  Is  $1.25  and  $1  per  day  and  the  amount  of  credit  Is  limited  to  $62S  and  $500  fbr  overseas  and  home 
SHvloa,  respectively.  Veterans  entitled  to  not  more  than  $50  are  paid  In  cash  and  others  are  given  a  20- 
year  endowment  insofance  policy  for  an  amount  that  the  adjusted  service  credit  increased  by  25  per  cent 
wonld  purobase  at  the  age  of  the  veteran  on  the  birthday  nearest  the  date  of  the  certificate,  with  interest 
at  4  per  oent  eompoonded  annually.  An  amendment  authorized  the  boreaa  to  make  loans  direct  to  the 
veteran;  prior  to  its  passage  loans  secored  by  adjusted  servioe  certificates  coald  be  made  only  by  the  banks. 


So.  lee.—UHITSD  STATES  VETSRANS'  BUSEAU:  Disbubssmxnts  bt  Fiscal 

Years  Ended  June  30 

[AU  flgnrea  in  thonaawda  of  doUara] 


Grand  lotaL. 


Diabvnemenla  from  apprupriationa. 


Losses  on  war-risk  insurance  on  American 
vessels,  their  cargoes,  etc 

Military  and  navsl  family  aUowanoe 

Military  and  naval  insurance ' 

Military  and  naval  compensation. 

Vocational  rdiabilitation 

Medical  and  hospital  services,  U.  8.  Veter- 
ans' Bureau 

Hospital  facilities  and  services 

Salaries  and  expenses.  Veterans'  Bureau. 

Soldiers' and  saflors'  civil  relief  claims 

Printing  and  binding. 

Increase  of  compensation. 

Administrative  expenses  adjusted  compen- 
sation, 1924-25 

Adjusted  service  and  dependent  pay 

Adjusted  service  certificate  fund 

All  other 


IHsbnTBemeala  bom  trust  fonds. 


AOoCment  trast  fund- 

United  States  Oovemment   life-insurance 

fund. 

Vocational  rehabilitation  gift  fund 


Total  to 
June  30 


2,254,8Sa     415, 1S8 


IfU 


1.988,296     407,635 


35,103 
282;  197 
427,878 
485,015 
449,201 

165,  «97 

3,560 

82.863 

20 


6,766 


915,064 


300,977 

14,890 
67 


4 

101,240 
115.495 
106,954 

29,619 

9,215 

43,073 

20 

107 

1,029 


7,603 


14 

7,482 

7 


1985 


19M 


1917 


893,756 


884.787 


486,106 


496.237 


2 

7 

104,137 

129.597 

60,483 

33.033 

3,895 

45,001 


158 
6 

800 

2,038 

4,607 

14 

9.869 


8,062 
4 


»7 

136,975 

164.437 

25,841 

31.196 

4,511 

42;  164 


136 
15 

26 

5,626 

15,355 

12 

9,968 


9,882 


898.664 


187 

120,964 

173,477 

2;  206 

31.555 

4,509 

36,354 


127 


405.848      489,157 


491.088 


I 


9,960 

14,408 

21 

11,784 


^100 
11,864 


1  Credit. 


*|I51,550,000  in  premiums  credited  to  this  appropriation. 


««4 
120;  771 
181,800 

238 

30.167 

5.222 

37,815 


134 


10;  153 

35,254 

4 


17. 


17,664 


160 

»o.  167.- 


VKnUAVB'   'BUBXi.V 


Toulto 

p„«„„„«j™^ 

«iT-im 

int 

.» 

UN 

un 

im 

Number  a(  svarda  made  dnrfaig  period 

•ss 

171 S8B 

18,087 

12,787 

t.MA 
ON 

KS,533 

Is 

o;au 

3,2S« 
^305 

33S.3flS 
1,480 

iB,»a 

IS 

1.808 

'1 

11 
iS:g 

ZDM 

Uffl8 
3,558 

3,W8 

ii 

377,801 

143,823 
l!803 

4,913 
4,348 

ii 

1,850 

a)B,  iTV 

7S,«(0 

as 

10,824 
8.37a 

lisiS 

■IS 

■is 

I.  MI 

'■i 

1,867 
ISO 

j«:6ii 

1«,047 

4.oea 

IS 

'^is 

lis™ 

DinbUitir  ohuige  lo  d«atb 

"l3SS«,"T^::::::::: 

DtabUIlv  cbu>g«d  w  death.  - . 

880 

1014 
£B23 
COCB 
318 

Hnmtw  of  iwSdfSKS  U  aid  rt 

"SSSSS. 

*c 


.  13.M  IIL3C   U.3I  UK    X 


W,l(   M.3S   17.48     ; 


I4.!3  31.U  17.48  a 


«  S13fi  44.(11  A&Sl  U.SI    13 


if^M  33.88   IS. 78  31 


O^a^M   M,a    4A.H 


..  et.31  s 


..  «9lBl.. 

..  lOlTSJ.. 
ca  nf  TtbiM  l«7  aad  188:  Uolttd  BtatM  VsUnu'  Bvmh. 


TXTKRANB'     BUBBAtJ 


a  aOeiMi  ara  toUls  tnaa  oriflii  ta  Jona  30, 19Z1. 


Vo.   170. — OOVIESKEST  UFE  IMBURAWCS:    Cokvertbd  Inboranck  lasmD 

AND    IM    FORCB,    BT    pLAN 

lHoe.1loJrawM.lMS 

lnfot»Jiuia9},lB« 

rtu 

Hamhrr 

°™ 

r,^ 

ottotiU 

Kumba 

Amount 

polkT 

X  amber 

Amo™. 

.as 

100  00 

100.00 

m.100 

iS7,a>5 
2W,2n 

».«3 

S(U,7>2 

iJism 

S,07B 

25.07 

S.M 

fi.lS 

33  SI 
B.M 
4.S2 

S,31 

i 

EitcDdad  InsunuiK 

S3.ris 

iDicrtst  on  diTidmd 
Payment*  on  matund 


n,nt,m 


Losui  on  adjusted  aa 

IceccrtlBcaUa 

Lmni  on  poltdca..- 
Coabaabuid 


n.iBs 

ai7,21I^U8 

nooeLKM 


"I 


"1- 


SoiiniaitfTalitalMlin,aDdl71:  Cnitad  Stataa  Vatsmna' BocMO. 

44847>— s  A 1929 12 


162 


VBTERANS*   BITlEaSAU 


Ho.  17d.— VOGATIONAL  RKHABXUTATIOV  OF  BIBABISD  VBTERA9S 

NoTB.— See  gmieral  note,  p.  150 


Tiotol  number  entered  training  to  dete. 

Hnmber  whoee  treining  has  ceased  to 

date 

Disoontinued 

Deceased  after  induction 

Rehabilitated  (see.  2) 

Completed  (sec.  3) 


Hnmber  in  training  at  date  apediled. . 

Institutions 

Placement 

Veterans'    Bureau    yocational 

schools 

Project 


Correspondence  courses. 
Tutorial 


Hnmber  whose  training  had  been  in- 
terrupted.  , 


Julyl 


itn 


107,172 

7,784 
2.490 

245 
4,459 

591 

86,338 

s 

5,4251 


14,049 


19SX 


158,364 


83,998 

6,283 

749 

15,321 
1,645 

108,108 
57,805 
38,246 

6,057 


1933 


167, 810 


59,958 
16,864 

1,329 
38,043 

3,722 

80.359 
89,700 
36,270 

4,389 


M»858 


37.498 


1934 


173,638 


183,465 
42.969 

1.845 
70,986 

7,695 

45,347 
15,492 
22,074 

1.509 
4,080 

2,078 
74 


4.880 


1935 


179, 747 


106,810 
48,134 

2,068 
07,215 

0,393 

81,803 

5,303 

12»135 


180.109 


178,068 

49,071 

1,976 

116, 512 
10,523 

>8,087 

757! 
696. 


1937 


179,358 


179,190 

148,891 

2,030 

117.636 

10,563 

185 

127 
12 


3,270 

1,030 
65 


1»134 


496j 

65 
1 


8,087 


44 

2 


53 


1988 


179,519 


179,619 
148,773 

U,999 
118,355 

10^392 


1  The  apparent  decrease  is  due  to  a  reoheck  of  data  and  elimination  of  duplication. 

I  Induoes  12  not  classified.    Due  to  legislative  provisions,  all  trainees  were  interrupted  as  of  July  1, 1926. 

•  Not  olassifled. 

Source:  United  States  Veterans'  Bureau. 

No.  173. — HOSPITALIZATION:    United  States  Veterans'  BnaBAU  Benefi- 
ciaries, Years  Ended  June  30 


Note. 


general  note,  p.  150 


Oroups  of  hospitals 


U.  8.  Veterans'  Bureau 
hospitals: 

1^ 

1924 

1926 

1926 

1927 

1928 


1928 

U.  S.  marine  hospitals 

U.  8.  Army  hospitals 

U.  B.  Navy  hospitals 

National  soldiers'  hamss. . 
Interior  Department  (St. 

Eliiabeths) 

Contract  ho^ltals 


Capao> 
ity 


18,603 
15,616 
2a  504 
20.483 
2a  640 
21,238 


«407 
*2,684 
>2.720 
>2,348 

>359 


Aver- 
age 
daUy 
pa* 
tients. 
period 
of  op- 
eration 


12,264 
11,274 
15,855 
1&560 
17;  805 
17,840 


1,916 

1,540 

1,753 

250 

368 
3;  680 


Patients  remaining  at  expira- 
tion of  year 


Total 


ia420 
11,964 
U,743 
16,341 
16,911 
17,996 


373 
1,919 
1,647 
1,682 

359 
3,263 


Tuber- 
culosis 


4,773 
4,966 
6^013 
\399 
5,023 
4,854 


14 
526 

60 
562 


408 


Neuro- 

psychi- 

atrio 


3,438 
5,182 
7,433 
8,462 
0,081 
10,044 


1 
202 
160 
662 

350 
1,620 


Oen- 
eral 


2,218 
1,816 
3^207 
2^480 
2;  807 
3,098 


868 
1,102 
1,400 


145 


Per- 
sonnel 
on  duty 
at  close 
of  year 


0,880 
iai78 
12,818 
13;  662 
12,658 
13,543 


Operating 
expenses 


$21,839,009 
19,484,142 
23,354,485 
36^321,554 
25,282,431 
96,091.386 


Per 
diem 
cost 


i$4.91 
14.55 
14.04 
14.10 
14.00 
14.00 


1  Excludes  hospitals  which  operated  for  only  part  of  year  under  unnatural  conditioos. 

1  Represents  only  those  hospital  beds  made  available  to  patients  of  the  U.  8.  Veterans'  Bureau. 

Source:  United  States  Veterans'  Bureau. 


OIVIIs   SEBVIOE   BBTTBEMENT 


163 


Ho.  174. — ADJUSTED  COKPXVSATIOH  AWABDS:    Nuicbsb  and  Amount  to 

JuNS  30,  1928 

NOTX.— See  general  note,  p.  159 


BnEDcli  of  aarrioe  and  claim 

Number 

Amoant 

(1,000 

dollars) 

Branch  of  service  and  claim 

Number 

Amount 

(1,000 
dollars) 

Grand  Iota] 

3,606,648 

3,408,644 

HaTf—Continned. 

Dependents  (over  $50)  i 

Certificates 

7,743 
412,754 

3,212 
446^191 

Amj,  Mai. 

3,016^616 

106,983 

4,972 

76,205 

3^827,446 

8^890^616 

3,813 

136 

20,995 

2,858,457 

1,114 

448,686 

208 
9 

Cash  (ka  tlian  $60): 

$60  lump-sum  payments... 

76 

Vftfiniftf . . 

Xarine  Corps,  toCaL.. 

64,466 

430 

49 

2,120 

61,867 

Dependents 

68,488 

14 

Dependents  (over  $60)  i 

Certificates 

Cash  (lera  than  $50): 
Veterans. . , , 

$00  lamp-som  paj^ments... 

Dependents 

1 

Vavy.  total 

488»487 

7,593 
377 

Dependents  (over  $50) » 

Certificates 

858 
67,518 

Cash  (leas  than  $60): 

$60  lump-sum  payments... 

40 

1 

Dependents. 

: 

1  Payments  to  dependents  at  more  than  $50  are  made  In  10  equal  quarterly  installments 


So.  175. — CIVIL  SEB7ICS  BSTIREMEVT:    Summary,  Yeabs  Ended  Juns  30 

Non.— Retirement  for  civQ-eervioe  employees  was  established  by  act  of  May  22, 1920,  and  amended  by 
act  of  July  1, 1936.  Under  these  acts  employees  of  the  classifled  service  with  competitive  status,  most 
of  the  principal  groups  of  unclassified  laborers,  postmasters  appointed  from  the  clasEdfled  service,  and 
certain  other  groups  are  eligible  for  retirement  on  annuity  at  tlM  age  of  70  (65  for  letter  carriers,  post  office 
and  seaport  clerks,  laborers,  and  mechanics  generally  and  62  for  railway  postal  clerks  and  persons  enmed 
in  tropical  and  hasardous  occupattons)  if  they  have  rendered  15  years  of  service.  Provision  is  also  made 
for  retirement  of  employees  in  the  service  16  years  who,  before  reaching  retirement  age,  become  disabled . 
Annuities  are  oompated  by  multiplying  the  average  annual  basic  compensation,  not  to  exceed  $1,600^ 
received  during  the  last  10  shears  of  service  by  the  number  of  years  of  service,  not  to  exceed  30,  and  divid- 
ing the  product  by  46.  Employees  within  the  scope  of  the  act  are  required  to  contribute  3H  per  cent 
(23i  prior  to  July  1, 19200  of  their  basic  compensation  to  the  retirement  fund 


Net  gain  in  annuitants  added 

totherolL 

Male 

Female 


Number  dropped  from  roQ... 

Huaber  on  the  rail  Jnae  SO.. 

By  sex: 

Male 

Female.. 

By  cause  of  retirement: 

Ace 

>Iale 

Female 

Di5abUity : 

Male 

Female 

By  departments: 

Sute 

Treasury 

War 

Justice 

Post  office 

Navy... 

Interior.. 

Agriculture 

Commerce 

Labor 

District  of  Columbia 

Government  Printing  Of- 
fice  

Superintendent  of  Public 
Buildings  and  Parks 

r.  8.  Veterans'  Bnreao.... 

General  Aceonntlng  Office. 

Library  of  Congress. 

All  others 


1917 


1,595 

1,473 

122 

1,170 

14,119 


12,904 
1,215 

11.353 

10,504 

759 

2,766 

2,310 

456 

8 

1.368 

1,485 

27 

7.342 

1,901 

647 

232 

140 

77 

73 

531 

50 
32 
137 
13 
47 


1918 


1.264  I 

1. 167  I 

97  i 

1.356 

15.383 


14,071 
1,312 

12,173 

11,361 

812 

3,210 

2,710 

500 

6 

1.403 

1,611 

34 

8,105 

2,036 

670 

325 

157 

82 

85 

545 

66 
46 
133 
15 
64 


Bomber  on  the  roU  June 

Continued. 
By  vocations: 

Mechanics 

City  and  village  letter  car- 
riers  

Kural  letter  carriers 

Post-office  clerks 

Railway  mail  clerks 

Departmental  and  other... 

Classifled  laborers 

I^ndassifled  laborers 

Tropical  service  and  tua- 
ardous  occupation....... 

By  rates  received: 

Leas  than  $100. 

Between  $100  and  $200 

Between  $200  and  $300 

Between  $300  and  $400. 

Between  $400  and  $500 

Between  $500  and  $600 

Between  $600  and  $700 

Between  $700  and  $800 

Between  $800  and  $900 

Between  $000  and  $999.96. . 

The  maiimnm,  $099.96 

Average  annuity.. 

Annual    value,    retirement 
roU 

Civil  service  retirement  and 

disability  fund: 

Keceipts 

Disbursen^nts,  total 

Annuities 

Refunds 

Balance  in  fund  June  30.. 

Administrative  expense 


1917 


3,105 


1918 


3,303 


2,414 

21606 

2,205 

2^463 

1,222 

1,366 

1,132 

1,191 

3,112 

3,311 

}           805 

/           800 

\           11£ 

34 

10 

0 

106 

116 

409 

428 

831 

854 

1,765 

1,723 

1,560 

1,600 

1,508 

1,666 

1,528 

1,761 

2,117 

2,277 

1.  .M5 

1,668 

2,740 

3,302 

$721 

$734 

10,185,305 

11,288,801 

27. 168, 463 

29,502.856 

13,460,708 

14,761,617 

0.598,286 

10,990,454 

3,862,280 

3,771,163 

68,336»761 

83,078,000 

75^977 

76^962 

Sooroes:  Table  174,  United  States  Veterans'  Bureau;  Table  175,  Commissioner  of  Pensions. 


164  OlVn.   BBBTIOH 

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Daparlnioiit  of  Commara.. 

DwartmeDE  of  Labo' 

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Gentnl  woU  «  to  batea  u$€d  in  wmpUing  tUHaOet  ofreeeipU  and  etpendttura  of  the  UnUed  8UU»  Oowni- 

»eaf.— Four  dUbrant  bases  are  used  in  oompOliig  both  the  receipts  and  ezpenditnns  of  the  QoTernment. 
These  bases,  fai  the  case  of  receipts,  are  the  daily  Treasury  statements  (onravised  and  revised),  warrants 
iBsnecL  and  oollectioiis  reported.  The  expenditures  of  the  Oovemment  are  published  on  the  first  three  of 
these  bases  and  also  on  the  basis  of  checks  issued.  Fisures  in  the  daily  Treasory  statements  (onravised) 
which  are  on  ft  cnrrent  cash  basis  are  oompned  ttam  the  latest  dafly  reports  from  the  Treasory  offices  or 
pobh'c  depositories.  Owing  to  the  distance  of  some  of  these  offices  and  depositories  from  the  Treaniry, 
reports  from  them  are  somewhat  delayed  in  reaching  the  Treasory,  and  conseqpenthy  it  Is  neressery  to  issoe 
the  unrevised  Treasory  statements  before  they  are  received.  In  order  to  show  ue  actoal  receipts  and 
•xpenditores  for  any  month  or  year,  it  is  necessary  to  take  into  accoont  these  delayed  reports.  Thefigores 
for  actoal  transactions  doring  a  month  or  year  whidi  are  calcolated  by  the  ose  of  these  reports  are  sud  to 
be  on  ft  basis  of  daily  Treasory  statements  (revised).  The  onrevised  figores  are  the  basis  of  the  Bodget 
esUmates  sobmitted  to  Omgress  by  the  President. 

It  Is  provided  by  law  that  warrants  shall  be  issoed  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasory  in  acknowledg- 
ment of  money  received*  and  that  warrants  must  be  drawn  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasory  for  aU 
disborsements  of  numey.  These  warrants  for  expenditores  do  not  represent  actoal  payments  bot  are 
Barely  advances  of  creoit  to  disborsing  officers,  who  then  issoe  checu  in  payment  of  (lovemment 
obligations.  Expenditores  on  the  basis  of  warrants  issoed  include  unexpended  balances  to  the  credit  of 
disbursing  officers  at  the  end  of  the  year  but  do  not  include  expenditores  made  daring  the  year  from  onex- 
pended  balances  of  the  preceding  year.  Both  receipts  and  expenditores  on  ft  warraia  basis  omit  transae> 
tions  in  certain  aeooonts  which  credit  receipts  directly  against  expenditures  shown  on  a  warrant  basis 
lender  normal  conditions  the  onexpended  balances  of  disbursing  offices  vary  comparatively  Uttle  from, 
year  to  yean  and  other  adjustments  are  small,  bat  doring  a  war  period  or  a  period  of  post-war  adjostments 
differences  m  these  items  may  be  large  and  may  cause  marked  discrepancies  between  figures  shown  on  a 
cash  aa  compared  with  a  warrant  basis.  For  example,  the  liquidation  of  the  War  Finance  Corporation 
has  caused  some  very  large  differences  between  figores  of  Oovemment  expenditores  on  these  bases  doring 
the  past  decade. 

Expenditores  OQ  the  basis  of  checks  issoed  (Table  187)  represent  most  aocorately  the  actoal  expenditores 
doring  any  given  year.  They  differ  from  expenditores  shown  by  daily  Treasory  statements  (revised), 
becaose  they  indoaechedks  ootstandlng  at  the  end  of  the  year  and  exdode  onpaid  cheeks  at  the  beginning 
of  thejear. 

All  Qrores  for  receipts  and  expenditores  indode  the  figores  of  postal  sorploses  or  deficiencies  and  oon- 
ssqaentiy  leave  cot  the  gross  figures  of  postal  revenues  and  expenditores. 


Vo.  182.— OBDIHABT  RECEIPTS  AHD  EXPEKDITTTRE8  CHABQEABLE  AQAIH8T 

OBDIHABT  BECEIPTS:  Summary 

XoTK. — Figures  are  on  the  "current  cash  "  basis  shown  by  daily  Treasury  statements,  unrevised 

[AU  figures  in  millioiis  and  tenths  of  millions  of  dollars] 


Year  ended 
June 


1916 
1917 
1918 
1919 
1920. 
1921. 
1922. 
1923. 
192t. 
I92S. 
1928. 
1927. 
1998. 


Ordinary  receipts 


Total 


782.5 
1.1213 
8,664.6 
6.152.3 
6,694.6 
6,624.9 
4.109.1 
4.007.1 
4.012.0 
8.78ai 
8,962.8 
4.129.4 
4.042.8 
4.088.8 


Customs 


213.2 
226.0 
18a  0 
184.5 
322.9 
808.6 
356.4 
561.9 
545.6 
547.6 
579.4 
605.5 
569.0 
60aL3 


Income 

and 
profits 

tax 


124.9 
359.7 
2.314.0 
3,018.8 
3.944.9 
3.206.0 
2,068.1 
1.678.6 
1.842.1 
1.76a  5 
1.982.0 
2.225.0 
2.174.0 
2.33a7 


Miscel- 
laneous 
internal 
revenue 


Miscel- 
laneous 
revenue 


387.8 

56.6 

449.7 

89.0 

872.0 

298.6 

1,296.5 

652.5 

1.460.1 

966.6 

1.390.4 

719.9 

1. 145. 1 

539.4 

945.9 

820.7 

953.0 

671.3 

828.6 

643.4 

855.6 

545.7 

644.4 

654.5 

621.0 

678.4 

607.3 

4fi&0 

Expenditures  chargeable 
against  ordinary  receipts 


Total 

Ordinary 

734.1 

734.1 

1,977.7 

1,977.7 

12,697.8 

12,606.7 

18,522.9 

18,514.9 

6,482.1 

6,403.3 

5,538.2 

5,115.9 

3,795.3 

3,372.6 

3,697.5 

3,294.6 

3,506.7 

3,048.7 

3.529.6 

3.063.1 

3,585.0 

8,007.6 

8.493.6 

2.974.0 

8.643.5 

8,103.3 

3.84815 

8,29819 

Public 
debt 
retire- 
ments 


Surplus 

(+)or 

deficit 

(-) 


1.1 
8.0 
78.7 
422.3 
42X7 
402.9 
458.0 
466.5 
487.4 
519.6 
54a3 
549.6 


-H8.5 

-853.4 

-9,033.8 

-13,37a6 

+212.5 

+86.7 

+313.8 

+300.7 

+50Sl4 

+26a6 

+377.8 

+635l8 

+398.8 

+184.8 


Scores:  Anmsl  Beport  of  the  Oecretary  of  the  Treesory. 


169 


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Ho.  183.— KSCEIPTS  AHD  BXPEKDiriTUS  01  THE  QOTBBHKSHT 
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4IH.073  .. 

£30,891  .. 


GM.A17   . 


STB,  120   . 


S,  IJl,  7tS 
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+77,  Mi 


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44,ie4 


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283,  SH 

291,  »4S 


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17,  013,  020 
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7,103,301 


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dInbUlljr  tUQ 


le  redsmptloD-ridunin  trsouctioiu, 

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. . ^^  b«lsaue«;  th«7  siclode  dCHTUnentBl  tipuidltuna  Id   n'uhli 

'  amounU  tmunrrHj  to  tli«  dTil^orrli^  ntlramfl 

7  Btiil  I92S  Itia  3H  per  oeut  ielaiiy  dednctlooa  ere  In 

viursmini  xricnr  iKrioil  t1iuu(h  ttien  Here  DO  tecelpti  or  ratlnmwiM  evtaln  yeui. 
(  Bcwunt  of  public-debt  reUmntnt  eipendltorM  cturgekble  ecelDit  ordlnar?  recelpti. 


penditune  from  hbI«I  belsaueei 
don  o(  the  Sscd  year  in^  iii' 
t.  dBcal  ytara.  1021  to  1020,    In  la 


'— '^logtoo. 


la  Secniwy  oT  Che  Tnwnry. 


BSOmPTB U.    S.    OOVMINMHNT  171 

Vo.  184.— OB0nTAST  BBCBIPT8  OF  TH>  QOVEBHICEHT:  Br  MuoE  Sourcxb 
WOTB.^h  Ihaai  !■  rf  ttOatm.   nctma  an  on  b«is  of  mmuta  laned  (iwt};  as*  ROHnl  inta^  p.  IBB 


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4.a&.732 
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181.472 
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117,287 

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333.883 
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11  in  "  euTi>laa  paflsl  renipta." 


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.    OOVlGBNiaiNT 


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3,214,717 
3,Ma.411 

'I.1M.  un 

3.m.  lis 

U!33 

57!iao 
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70,920 

gs 

78,  7M 

Si 

ll^7os 

B7,  7W 
%9l(l 

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110.  e§o 
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108.1137 

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II 

■  1'p  to  1920,  lui'liulvo,  clTJl  oipcDilltures  under  War  >ad  Navjr  Depuimenti  at  Wublniton  an  iTh 
dodod  UDdrr  (he  odunia  Civil  auri  Ml>reUuieou«:Ch««sn«rD[id(trWu  and  Nbvt  Depannwau,  nupeo- 
liielr.  rivlt  and  mbmllaiieoiu  eipenditiins,  bcgtuaUif  1917,  have  btta  rertoed  to  siduda  eipnidltuna 
by  Buieau  of  War  KUc  UuutaDce  and  (or  Tocailonal  rebaUlltation.  War  D^iattment  eipendltora  Is- 
cuide  Ihow  for  riven  and  barbon  and  the  Panama  Canal. 

'iDcludn  only  Armr  and  Navr  penalooa  fOr  aerviM  prior  to  World  War  and  fcee  ol  euminlnc  mr 
irons.  Dora  net  include  lalarln  imler  Bumu  ot  Penalona  or  paymuiti  to  Taterani  ol  Itu  World  War, 
*lilch  are  made  by  Vptenuu'  Bureau  (aee  neit  roltunn). 

■  Prior  to  IBU  dale  nprraent  eipendJIuiee  br  Bunwu  of  War  Rlik  iDKiraaoa  aad  for  Tootllooal  rebabtU- 
tatlon.    They  are  eiclmlve  of  toHTUiona  In  OoTcnunrnl  lile  Insurance  truK  fundi  and  ipedal  randi. 

•  Kiclmive  ofamouaU  tiamkmid  to  (he  elvU  Mrvica  nllreniciK  and  diiabUKr  tnnd  In  1921  to  laia. 
cta(«  are  for  rnlira  lO-year  period,  Ihongfa  tbere  were  do  eipeDdltura  Id  ontaUiTcai*. 


•  Additional  roinpenutlon,  Poelal  Serrlce  (rteolutlonofNov.S,  II 


),  inclDded  tn  "P<Mal  defldrada." 


BXCOBIFrB — ^U.  8.  QOVEBNliBNT 

Ho.  186.-— UCKIPT8  OF  TBI  €K>VSRH]aHT:  Bt  Soitbcbb,  Tbabs 

Junb30 


173 

Enbbd 


NoTB.~Figaras 


sra  on  the  bMis  of  warrants  iaaiied,  bm  w&otBnl  note,  p.  16t 
[  An  flfVM  in  thooaanda  of  doOan] 


itn 


itn 


OBDOTAmT  mscuns 


•01,  en 


§68,157 


Dntiea. 

Tonnage  tax.. 


608,427 
8,868,666 


660,215 
1,M2 

8,788,188 


Income  tax 

Miscdhmeoos 

CoUeetions  imcler  enforce* 
ment  of  national  prohibi- 
tion act- 


2^210,962 
048,231 


1502 
5a.  871 


b; 174, 573 
010,777 


1843 
608,579 


imUrai,  premiuwu,  de, — 
Interest  on  bonds  of  foreign 
govemments  under  fond- 

nis  agreements . 

Intenst  oo  imfQnded  obli- 
gations of  foreign  gov- 


bitercst  <m  mlsoeOaneoaa 
obligatiooB 

Interest  oo  OTerp^ments 
nnder  section  909  trans- 
portafcioa  act,  1980 

Interest  on  fmn-kMui 
bonds 

Interest  €■  pablie  deposits. 

Interest  eo  advance  pay- 
ments to  contractors 

Interert  on  bonds  of  Bos- 
ton, Gape  Cod  A  New 
York  Canal  Co.,  with- 
hdd  fhim  pordiase  price 
of  Cape  Cod  Canal 

Dividends,  Panama  R.  R . 

Dividend?,  Hoboken  A 
Manofactorers  R.  R.  Co. 

Gain  by  exchange 

SaieMofpr^pertf— 

Qovemment  property  (on- 
aervioeable) 

Office  materttLetc  (Gen- 
eral Supply  Committee) . 

Properties,  united  States 
Hoosing  Corporation 

Lands,  etc.,  on  account  of 
milmry  post  constmo- 
tionfnnd 

Warsoimlies 

Seal  and  fax  sUns. 

Public    docoments    and 


130^880 

20,508 
1,002 


070 
4,708 

45 


139,944 

21,141 
1,140 


Card  tndeies.  Library  of 


MIscefianeous       Govern- 
ment property........... 

I*ubHe  rfsBisf  a  reedpU 

Sale  of  DabUe  lanids 

Receipa   under   mineral 

leanngaets 

Forest  ressrve  fund 

Natiooal  park  revennes.... 
RoyaltSes  on  oil,  gas,  etc... 
Other .- 


350 


1,707 

3,337 

37 

1,670 

8,837 

8,048 

281 

290 

191 

158 

621 

6,670 

5»228 

670 

11,253 

852 


4,851 
138 


74 
700 

962 

7 


2^819 

38 

1,242 

2,897 

2,780 

331 

391 

195 

211 

385 

4.674 
5,564 

744 
4,961 

680 


OXDINABT  RlLUflS     COBtd, 

XiaoeDaaeons— Continued. 

Federal  reserve  bank  fkan- 
chise  tax  and  net  earnings 
fhim  Federal  faitermediate 
credit  banks 

Profits  on  coinage,  bullion 
deposits,  etc 


enttr- 


Honsing 


prise* — 

United    States 
Corporation. . 

Funds  deposited  for  con- 
struction loans  nndcr 
section  11,  merchant 
marine  act,  1920 

Center  Market,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C 

Eammgsfirotn  radioservioe. 

Tolls,  profits,  etc,  Panama 
Canal 

U.  S.  telegraph  lines 

Laundry  and  dry-cleaning 
operations  (war) 

Sale  €i  electric  current 
(Muscle  Shoals,  Ala.).. 

Profits  f^om  sale  of  ships' 
stores.  Navy 

Other 


Rent  of  pubUc  buildings  and 


groun< 


pul 
ids. 


Fee»,  fineM,  penalties^  etc— 

Alaska  fund 

Fees  on  letters  patent 

Copyright  fees 

Fees  and  commissions 
(Land  Office) 

Consular  and  passport 
fees. 

Tax  on  circulation  of  na- 
tional banks 

Customs  Service 

Collections  under  enfcn-oe- 
ment  €i  national  pro- 
hibition act  (Treasury 
andjudidal)' 

Commissions  on  telephone 
pav  stations.  Federal 
buildings  and  rented 
post  oflfices 

Navy  fines  and  forfeitures. 

Naval  hospital  fund 

Naturalization  fees 

Immi^tion  Service 

Judicial 

Recoverv  of  value  of  oil  in 
case  of  U.  S.  a^iinst  the 
Pan  American  Petro- 
leum Co.,  and  the  Pan 
American  Petroleum  & 
Transport  Co 

Forieitures  by  contractors. 

Licenses  under  Federal 
water  power  act 

Taxes,  licenses,  fines,  etc.. 
Canal  Zone 

Other 


1,232 

9^130 

479 


95 

260 
150 

25^154 
230 

1.853 

1,032 

310 

78 

1,170 

238 
3,463 

184 

493 

8,786 

8,253 
1,590 


4,298 


17 

846 

1,007 

945 

43,865 

3.045 


112 
287 

222 

1,349 


618 


"5. 

128 
27,901 


1,277 
1,213 


lOB 
1,001 

154 

3,688 

198 

404 

8,201 

3,284 
2,568 

8,908 


66 

860 

490 

979 

«3,960 

3,982 


13,018 
34 

307 

233 

867 


1  Additicoal  coDaettons  under  national  prohibition  act  included  under  miscellaneous  receipts. 

*  ExctasiveQC$14,20B»000  transferred  from  the  checking  account  of  the  U.  S.  Shipping  Board  to  the  warrant 

t  on  the  books  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  and  covered  into  the  Treasury  by  miscdlaneoos 
iwtwlug  wamnt.    As  this  was  merely  an  adjustment  between  accounts  of  cash  transactions  oo- 

_  in  prlar  9111%  this  Item  has  not  been  included  in  either  receipts  or  expenditures. 
<  For  tiHWfi—r*  •oBaetinns  from  this  source  see  under  "Internal  Revenue.'' 
<lBdodM88JgM00haadtax  in  1927  and  83,363,000  in  1928. 


174 


BBCXIFTB — V.  S.  OOVBRNIIBNT 


No.  186. — Rbobipts  of  thb  Gotbrkment:   Bt  Sox7bgb8,  Ybabs  Endbd 

JuNB  30 — Continued 

[AU  flffOTM  in  thwMaada  of  dolkn] 


m? 

19S8 

OBDINABT  RECXIP»— COntd. 

MiaoelUneoiM — ContiDued. 
Oiftt  and  contritnUUmt-^ 
Library  of  Congress  gift 
fund* - 

37 

2 

1.248 
2,944 

1,503 

92 

29 

123 

Return  of  increase  in  salary 
by   member  of  Siity- 
ninth  Congress 

For  river  and  harbor  Im- 
provements- 
Advance  of  funds 

Contributions 

174 
2,897 

1,551 

213 

1  i 

For  Forest  8ervioe  coopera- 
tive work 

For  roads,  bridges,  and  re- 
lated works,  Alaska 

Donations      to      United 
States  and  moneys  re- 
ceived from  persons  un- 
known  .. 

Donations,  National  Park 
Service 

51 

Canadian    Government's 
share,  cost  of  protective 
works    and    measures. 
Lake  of  tne  Woods  and 
Rainy  Rivw,  Minn. 



275 
221 

iaoo2 

35^091 

7 

338 
60,495 

1,000 

844 

1 

1 

Pan  American  Union  quo- 
tas  

139 

Bejaafvuntt  of  iraatrntnU— 
Principal  of  unfunded  loans 
made  to  foreign  govern- 
ments  

1 
11,697 

Principal  of  bonds  of  fbr- 
eign  governments  under 
fundins  agreements 

PrindpaTofsale  of  surplus 
war  supplies  to  foreign 
governments..... 

36,144 

Li(iuidation     of     capital 
stock.  Federal  land  banks. 
8ale  of  iBim.  loan  bonds 

286 

Return  of  advances  made 
to  reclamation  fund 

Principal  of  loans  by  U.  8. 
Housing  Cori)oration 

Capital  stock  of  Hoboken 
A  Mfrs.  K.  R.  Co. owned 
by  Unital  States 

1,000 

425 

115 
111 

2^603 
524 

1,899 

723 
101 

iao79 

Funds  deiKKited  for  final 
liquidation  of  U.  S.  Grain 
Corporation 

Other 

Atfewtn^nte  and  rtimbww- 
menu— 

Salaries  and  expenses,  na- 
tional -bank  examiners . . . 

Expenses  of  redeeming  na- 
tional currency 

Assessments  on  Federal  re- 
serve banks  for  Federal 
Reserve  Board 

Assessments   on    Federal 

2;  451 
547 

2,350 

'     588 
100 

intennediate  credit  and 
Federal  and  Joint  stock 
land  banks  for  Federal 
Farm  Loan  Board 

Overhead  charges  on  sales 
of  services  or  supplies 
(War  and  Navy) 

Settlement  of  claims  (War, 
Navy,  and  Treasarr) 

Settlement  of  claims  (War 
and  Interior) 

320 

OBDINABT  BBCKIPT»— OOntd. 

MiaoeUaneoiia— C  ontinued . 
AueamentB  and  reimtnurte- 
mmto— C  ontinued. 

Army  costs  due  United 
States  tnsm  Germany, 
Paris  agreement  of  Jan. 
14.  1926 

Work  done  for  individuals, 
corporations,  et  al 

Payment  for  quarters,  sub- 
sistence, and  laundry 
service.  Veterans*  Bu- 
reau  , 

Fumigation  and  disinfec- 
tion of  vessels.  Public 
Health  Service 

Collections  under  grain 
and  cotton  standards  act. 

General  railroad  contin- 
gent ftmd 

Reimbursement  for  main- 
tenance of  District  of  Co- 
lumbia inmatee  in  Fed- 
eral penal  and  oorreo- 
tionai  institutions 

Maintenance  charges,  irri- 
gation systems,  Indian 
Service 

Reimbursement  of  apim>- 
priations  made  for  In- 
dian tribes 

Litemational  service  of  ice 
observation  and  oontroL. 

Reimbursement  for  Qov- 
emment  property  lost. . . 

Damages  to  Government 
property 

Other 


Other  misceUaneout— 
Clothinff  and  small  stores 

fund.  Navy 

Bribes  to   United  States 

officers 

Other 


Tnutfund9— 
jGtovemment  lif^  insurance 

fund 

Contributions  to  Library 
of  Congress  trust  fund, 

investment  account 

Foreign  service  retirement 
and  disability  fund- 
Interest  on  investments. 
Deductions  from  salaries . 
Soldiers'  Home  permanent 

fund 

Pay  of  the  Army  deposit 

fund. 

Navy  and  Marine  Corps 

deposit  funds , 

Indian  moneys-^ 
Oil  and  gas  leases,  etc., 
Osage      Reservation, 

Okla 

Proceeds  of  labor 

Kiowa,  Comanche,  and 
Apache  Indians,  Okla- 
homa, moneys  due  for 
.   oil  and  gas,  act  Mar.  4, 

1923 

Sales  and  leases  of  Indian 

lands,  etc 

Miscellaneous  trust fmids. 


1927 


8,020 
133 

468 

642 
162 
852 

139 


3 

198 

64 

20 
976 

6,320 

71 
301 

66,846 
15 
10 


1928 


546 
960 
211 


18.  MA 
2,682 


1,201 

1,553 
313 


13,638 
123 

79 

537 

185 

1,180 

161 

864 

345 

148 

51 

48 
779 


(•.:> 


2 
260 


81,810 

128 

10 
I 

714 

1.563 

(•.7) 


11.954 
2,933 


112 

1,408 
436 


•  For  contributions  to  Library  of  Congress  trust  ftmd  sea  " Trust  ftmds."  •  Lev  than  $500. 

'  Apparent  decrease  is  due  to  the  fact  that  in  1928  adjustmenu  were  made  between  general  aoooont  of 
advances  and  these  accounts  by  transfer  and  counter  warrants,  whereas  tn  prior  years  adjustments  were 
effected  by  pay  warrants,  the  proceeds  of  which  were  radaposited  as  miscellaneons  recaipta.  In  1928  this 
siVustmeni  ls  excluded  from  both  receipts  and  expenditures,  as  it  does  not  alteet  the  cash  In  the  Treasury. 


BXFBNBITUBBS — U.  S.  GOVEBNMBNT 


175 


Vo.  186.— 


Rbguptb  of  thb  Goycbnmbnt:  Bt  Soubcbb,  Ye  abb  Ekdbd 

JuNB  30 — Continued 


[AH 


fai  tlioaauids  of  dolkn] 


cmmnkKt  MMULMuna   wmtd. 

/Ontliiiied. 

of    District    of 

Columbia— 

Bistrict  of  Cohmibia  diare 

(exfdadiiis  tmst  funds).. 

District  of  Coliimbia  trust 

funds. 

United  Btafcw  share 

Orsnd  total*  aU  items 

Adfastmeat  lor  unoovoned 
moneys  and  items  ooonter- 
•ntered  in  fiscal  year  sob- 
•eqnent  to  deposits 

Total  (warrant  reoeipta).. 


itn 


27,841 

2;«n 

147 


30^303 

2;  475 
124 


4,033,728 


-7 


iOtS^TSS 


3,863,929 


m 


3,868,929 


OROINABT  BXCEIPn—OCHltd. 

Add  receipts  credited  direct  to 
appropriations:* 
Proceeds  of  railroad  secorities 
owned  by  the  Qov^nment. 
Misoellaneons  receipts 


Total  ordinary  reoeipta 
(cash  basis,  re?ised) . . . 


OTHXB  RKCBinS 


Pablic  debt  receipts. 
Postal  revenues. 


i9n 


89,736 
14,975 


4,li8,ttS 


5^185,063 
683,123 


164,813 
9^406 


ion^sss 


6^866^841 

608^634 


than  $600. 
•  These  items  represent  cash  receipts  which  are  credited  against  the  eipeuditures  shown  on  a  watiant 
and  must  be  added  back  to  receipts  by  warrants  in  order  to  adjust  to  an  actual  cash  basis. 

Boqtob:  Amioal  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 

Vo.  187. — IXPEVDITUBSS  OF  TBS  OOVSBVMSHT:  Dstailb  of,  Ybabs  Endbd 

JuNB  30 


Non.— Figures  are  on  the  basis  of  cheeks  issued;  see  genend  note,  p.  160 

[An  ilffnrea  in  thofosands  of  daOafa] 


GSNXSAL  ■ZFBMinrURXS 


ve 


United  States  Senate. 

House  of  Bepresentatives 

Lecislative,  miscellaneous. . . 

Architect  of  the  Capitol 

Botanic  Oarden. 

Library  of  (Congress 

Oovemment  Printing  Office. 

MmenSiw  offloe:  Salaries  and 


tm 


19,148 


%784 
7,593 
15 
4,696 
130 
1,457 
2,472 


Department  of  State  proper 

Foreign  intercourse 

Special  deposit  accounts 


Office  of  the  secretary 

Office  of  the  chief  clerk  and 

ggperintendent .  . 

Di  vfirion  of  supply  * 


16,439 


1,813 
114,652 

151,605 


19» 


16,423 


3,006 
7,691 
79 
1,162 
129 
1,718 
2,637 


585 
11,560 


1,367 
110,224 

199,278 


152 
«1,000 


General  Supply  Committee..  117 
Office  of  cnmmiwsioner  of 

accounts  and  deposits 72 

Division  of  bookkeeping  and 

warrants 601 

Public  Debt  Serrkse 4,455 

World  War  Foreign  Debt 

CommisBion 2 

Division  of  appointments 60 

Division  of  prmting 738 

Office  of  disbursing  clerk 51 


158 

591  I 

1.407  i 

113  j 

80, 

642  I 
5,347  I 


(0 


4 

59 

51 


QINKEAL  KXrXNDITXTRXS— con. 

Treasury  Department— Con. 

Cudomi  terpice* — 

Collecting  the  revenue 

Miscellaneous  expenses 

Bureau  of  the  Budget 

Federal  Farm  Loan  Bureau  . 

Office  of  Trensurer  of  the 
United  States 

Office  of  Comptroller  of  the 
Currency — 

InUmal  ftaenue  Service  * — 
C-olIectlng  the  revenue 

Bureau  of  Prohibition— En- 
forcement of  narcotio  and 
prohibition  acts 

C3oast  Quard 

£iireott    of    Engrating   and 

Priniinif— 

Administrative  salaries 

(Compensation  of  employ- 
ees  

Materials  and  misoella- 
neous  e  xpenses 

New  machioery  and  equip- 
ment  

Plate  printing 

Secret  Service 

Public  Heatth  Service— 

Administrative  salaries 
and  misceUancous  items. 

Pay  fA  conmiissioned  offi- 
cers, pharmacists,  acting 
assistant  surgeons,  and 
other  employees 

Pay  of  personnel  and  main- 
tenance of  hospitals 


lit? 


17, 147 
212 
167 
566 

1,547 

2,573 

33,090 


12;  329 

27,918 


464 

3,436 

1,155 

22 

1,S49 

453 

1,421 

2,467 
5,254 


17,769 


161 
733 

1,523 

2,639 

34,483 


13,519 
37,334 


464 
3,573 

848 


1,858 
496 


1.580 

2.499 
5,440 


iKxclnaiveofinv«stiiisotsoftrustfunds,seep.  178. 


>  Excess  of  credits,  deduct. 


*  Sxdasive  of  refunds,  debentures,  drawbacks,  etc.,  shown  under  "  Refunds  of  receipts,"  p.  178. 
« '^  Divirfoo  of  supply^' indudes  in  1928  the  former  division  of  printing 


_  and  also  $399,000  for  "  Stationery, 
Department,"  Induded  In  1927  under  **  Office  of  the  chief  clerk  and  superintendent." 


176 


EXPENDFTUBBS — XJ.   S,   GOVBRNMBNT 


Ho.  187. — ^ExPBNDmmEB  or  thb  Goysbniobnt:  Dbtailb  or,  Ykabb  Ekdsd 

Jttnb  80— Continued 

[  An  flgVM  in  tbovHUida  of  doUan] 


1987 

1918 

aSMERAT.  KXPSNDITUBSS— OOn. 

TkwMury  I>«putm0]ifr— Contd. 
Mints  ana  assay  offices 

Salaries,  Office  of  Super- 
Tising  Architect 

1,548 

834 
10^036 

8,807 

7,318 
330 
221 

60 

636 
*B16 

626 
7,111 

1,000 

1,690 

848 
10^440 

3,267 

0»081 
103 
607 

76 

89 

>808 

2,106 

1,267 

Operatmg  expenses 

Bepairs,  equipment,  and 
seneral  expenses 

Public    buildingB,    sites, 
construction,  and  rent... 

Quarantine  stations 

Hospltah , . 

AmerTcan  Printing  House  for 
the  Blind 

Judgments,   United  States 
courts.  Treasury 

Mlawllanoous 

Special  deposit  accounts 

Fremium  on  publio  debt 

Subscription  to  capital  stock 
of    Federal    intermediate 
credit  h^ni™  , . . . 

Payment    into    Oerman 
Special  Account '  ......  . . 

6a  000 
887,849 

War  Department  (asohisiTa  of 
Panafnft  Canal) 

866,868 

JDUtary  aotifitiea. 

867,818 

1,096 
272 

1,616 
26 

80 
2;  009 

121,994 

682 

1,078 

626 

1,666 

14.649 
3,977 
6,344 

945 

(EB 

3,545 

11,788 

768 

17,626 

2,320 

1,306 

1,673 

16,962 

1,278 

78 

964 

686 

893^880 

967 
268 

1,667 
25 

83 
«/,7W 

129^189 

761 

1,036 

631 

1,222 

15^166 
4,694 
6,168 

8,896 

%4B2 

8,676 

11,944 

961 
24,297 

2^676 

1,923 

2;  317 

19,640 

1,394 

88 

966 

1,166 

Office  of  the  Secretary 

Oeneral  Staff  Corps 

Adjutant    General's    De- 
partment  , 

Office  of  Inspector  Oeneral. 
Office  of  Judge  Advocate 
General 

Army  account  of  advauoes. 

Finance  DepaHmtnt-^ 

Pay  of  the  Army 

Mileftge  of  the  Army 

Finance  service 

Miscellaneous  items 

Pay  of  the  Army,  de- 
posit fund,  trust  nind.. 
Qtuuiermntter  Corptt-' 

Army  transportation 

Barracks  and  quarters... 

Clothing  and  eriuipage. . 

Construction  of  Dulld- 
ino,  utilities,  etc.,  at 
military  posts 

Construction  and  repair 
of  hospitals 

Incidental  expenses  of 
the  Army 

Regular  supplies  of  the 
Army 

Roads,  walks,  wharves, 
and  draimigo 

Subsistence  of  the  Army. 
Water   and   sewers   at 
military  posts 

M  isccUancous  items 

Signal  Corps 

Afr  Service 

Medical  Department 

Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs. 

Corps  of  Engineers 

Fortifications,  etc.,  Pan- 
ama Canal 

OXKKEAL  BXFXNDITUBX8~-C0n. 

War  Department— Continued. 
Kflitary  aodtitiee— Contd. 
Ortfnaiice  Dtpariment— 

Ordnance  flervice.. ...... 

Ordnance    stores    and 
supplies — 

Ammunition 

Automatio    rifles    and 
manufiictore  of  arms... 

Nitrate  plants 

Arsenab 

Field  artillery  armament. 

Miscellaneous  items 

Chemical  Warftoe  Service. 

Chief  of  Infantry 

Chief  of  Cavah-y 

Chief  of  Field  Artillery.... 
Chief  of  Coast  Artillery — 

Military  Academy 

Militia  Bureau 

Organized  Reserves  and 

military  trainhig  of  dti- 

sens 

National  Board  for  Promo- 
tion of  Rifle  Practice 

Special  deposit  aooonnts... 

Jonmflitary  activities 

Finance  Service .... 

National  cemeteries 

National  military  parks — 

Signal  Corps 

Medical  Department 

Miscellaneous  items  under 
Corps  of  Kngineers 

RIveTi  and  harbor^-^ 

Improving  rivers 

Improving  harbors 

Special  fund 

Special  deposit  accounts. 

Inland  and  Coastwise  W»- 
terwtkys  Service. 

Nationtu  homes  for  dis- 
abled volunteer  sddierB.. 

War  claims  and  relief  acts. . 

TYuH  funds— 
Estates  of  deceased  sol- 
diers  

Soldiers'  Home  perma- 
nent ftind 

Miscellaneous 

Department  of  jiudoe 

DepartmentcfJiulkepropir'' 

Salaries  aiKl  expenses 

Detection  and  prosecution 
of  crimes 

JudkUU— 
Courts,  salaries,  and  ex- 
penses  - 

Fees  of  Jurors  and  witnesBos 

Penal  Institutions 

Miscellaneous . 

Spedal  deposits  aooounts. . 

Put  Office  Department: '  Xia- 
oellaneons  eacpeaaes 

Savy  DepartBMBt .... 

Office  of  the  Secretary— 

Pay,  misoellaneoos 

Other  items 


1,094 


230 

668 

1,617 

2;5U 

670 

804 

16 

4 

711 

776 

1,627 

L779 
«1U 

406 

1,173 

1,272 

54 

58 

17 

10 

18 

24 

178 

349 

2,713 

3,067 

29,622 

32,512 

9^420 

10^894 

67 

805 

1,724 

691 

88, 8M 

94,800 

« 

6 

818 

1,274 

209 

243 

177 

160 

80 

73 

1,221 

1,184 

01,809 

78,888 

281 

531 

8,779 

8,988 

15 

77 

%800 

1,000 

9^061 

8^844 

7,888 

%9I» 

19 

90 

768 

660 

118 

106 

84,868 

87,691 

2^820 

1,960 

%004 

%m 

11, 6M 

18,061 

2,782 

8,660 

6»036 

0»851 

61 

4 

*iS 

*U1 

58 
884,888 


1,741 
1,477 


1,090 


1,8U 
1,471 


I  Excess  of  credits,  deduct. 

*  Represents  payment  of  amount  appn>priate< 
iwards  and  expenses  of  administration,  war  C 

•  Included  under  war  claims  and  relief  sots  in 
V  For  deficiency  in  postal  rwsooss  see  p.  178. 


177 


lADflmalatlK 

•uudiafdalbn] 

im 

IIH 

m, 

» 

3S 

4.332 
III.S5I 

131.540 
11,'lWO 

m 

^«« 

10.771 
Z.OM 

T.RM 

.1:S 

M.IM 

1.ASI 
1».«W 

i8,Bai 

HIM 

"HIS 

10, 8M 
HI.  173 

>S.llt 

>i.m 

1,1M 

IMS 

IftllB 

!.»« 

11, 408 
4M 

*S 

M».<H 

OINISU.  UPEMDITfUB-ODB. 

^ownoflBdiu  ABkin-Coo. 
iDlercst  on  lodian  tmtt 

S,3B7 
1U.H1 

OSiscl "judBB   AdTMMe' 

is.au 

,,!S! 

l,ft7J 

Fulfilling  ti^iy  "stipulv 

OtBiBlilosUwKsralKe- 

Spsd^  depuait  accoucib. . 

j™„«wii*ijr.: 

i,as£ 

3,300 

la 

■53 

i.m 
s,eM 

1.0(19 

7B6 
IM 

1.4» 

1,M 

1D.» 

1.3M 

OfBie  o(  KTpttriiDtnV  Bt* 

3,;» 

BuiHui  Dl  AnJiD^  i^'dM^. . 

.SfeTVi-.awi-iii 

Bunwi  of  Cli«uiRr7  »nd 

iS22SSiS'.''; 

ss-Aiar* 

Af|rt«C«T»- 

isrtsraisjsissj 

i.ai 

"aSM"""-"-- 

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Uods  lot  pruwctton  orwiur- 
ibeda  and  strmjiM 

ts 

SprtlalfamH- 
Cooperaiivo  work.  Forwt 

ML  Ml 
I1.BS7 

9,697 

m 

B.MJ 

tg 

SI 

ts 

M 

U,»4 

10 

a,  138 

Ha,tM 

HO 

-si 

l,OIB 

10 

«,lll 

I.  as 

^a»£- 

PsimeDls  to  SIat«  acd 
farLiorleBfromBUiotBl- 

BalutaKodtipaiM.... 

OU»r  speei»Hunds_ 

Spectal  deposit  acMiinU 

Ofn«ofM,eS«rMMy 

Ait«»fUa  Commer™ 

Uunaa  ol  ForeiKn  and  Do- 

SyfeSii-ii:- 

HtU 

'■S 

l.Mt 
«,M1 

iS 

IS 

Bio 

,JSS 

.^"^-— : 

i-^HS:::::::: 

rSIT^^^ISSto^:: 

13! 

SpeuJ  dwodtH^l^i^.. 

BpecWd^poellKmHinU 

B4 

i^no 

Offlc«  of  the  Secretary 

BUTBBU  of  lahof  BBtBlka... 

an 

3 

()<cndlt!i,dedDP.  . 

•  Eipmllnira  lor  IVt!  iodnded  aadw"' 
^mI  "  Pnniilans/'  Bomo  vt  Supplia  and  A 


MHr — •  A 1929 ^13 


178 


EXFENBITUBBS — TS.  S.  GOVBRNBfBNT 


No.  187. — ExpENDnTTBES  OF  THE  Govsbnhbkt:  Details  or,  Years  Ended 

June  30— Continued 

[AH  flfnrM  in  thou— nda  of  doIlAn] 


OXNXBAL  XXPKNDITX7BSS— con. 

Deputment  of  Iftbor— Contd. 

Bureau  of  Naturalization 

Children's  Bureau. 

Women's  Bureau. 

Employment  service 

Miscellaneous 

Special  deposit  accounts 


U.  S.  Veterans'  Bnreau  ". 


de- 


Salarles  and  expenses.. 

Adjusted  service  and 
piendentpay 

Medical  and  hospital  service. 

Military  and  naval  compen- 
sation  

Military  and  naval  insurance 

%  (appropriated  fund) 

Vocatioxial  rehabilitation 

Military  and  naval  fiunily 
allowance 

Miscellaneous  items 

Special  fufuU— 
Military  and  naval  insur- 
ance  

Miscellaneous  special 
funds 

Oovemment  life  insurance 
fund  (trust  fund)  »^ 
Expenses 

SpecuJ  deposit  accounts 


Other    independent 
andoffloet^* 


bureaus 


Alaska  relief  funds 

Alien  Property  Custodian. . 

American  Battle  Monu- 
ments Commissioil 

Arlington  Memorial  Bridge 
Commission 

Board  of  Mediation 

Board  of  Tax  Appeals 

Bureau  of  Efficiency 

Civil  Service  Commlnion.. 

Commission  of  Fine  Arts 

Employees'  Compensation 
Commission 

Federal  Board  for  Vocation- 
al Education 

Federal  Oil  Conservation 
Board 

Federal  Power  Commission. . 

Federal  Radio  Commission. 

Federal  Reserve  Board 

Federal  Trade  Commission. 

General  Accounting  Office. . . 

Housing  Corporation 

Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission  

Miscellaneous  commissions, 
boards,  etc 

National  Advisory  Commit- 
tee for  AeronauUci 

National  Sesquicentennial 
Exhibition  Commission. . 

Office  of  Public  Buildings 
and  Public  Parks  of  the 
National  Capital 

Smithsonian  Institution  and 
National  Museum 


itn 


735 

1,»45 

100 

190 

21 

60 

804.000 


36,574 

9,950 
30,045 

173,627 

127,010 
2;  217 

«iOf 
4,745 


*  6,090 
2 


10,069 
24 


85. 181 


15 
"159 

106 

1,455 
227 
638 
176 

1,003 
8 

2,940 

7,370 

9 
31 


2;  512 

964 

3,842 

1,114 

"6,600 

206 

631 

1,293 

2,465 
864 


1988 


737 

1,298 

99 

195 

9 

34 

405,040 


37,822 

10,150 
28,553 

181,738 

117,449 

6,360 


3,333 


20.669 
*S79 


86,476 


19 
"35 

117 

%266 
276 
664 
216 

1,151 
7 

8,643 

7,611 

8 

48 

54 

2,051 

984 

3,953 

477 

»  7, 148 

157 

536 

22 

2,446 
937 


OINXBAL  KXPENDITUBXa— con. 

Other  independent  bureaus 
and  offloea— Continued. 

IT.  S.  Oeographio  Board 

U.  S.  Tariff  Commission 

District  of  Columbia 

Unclassified  items 


Total   general   expendi- 
tures  


8PICIAL  SXPINDITUBKS 

Interest  on  public  debt 

Rtfundt  c/  receipts: 

Customs. 

Internal  Revenue 

Postal  deficiency 

Panama  Canal 

Operations  in  special  occountK 

Railroads , 

War  Finance  Corporation. . 

Shipping  Board 

Alien  nropertv  funds 

Adjusted    service    certificate 

fund 

Civil  service  retirement  fund.. 
JiwettmerU  of  trust  funds: 

Oovemment  life  insurance... 

District  of  Columbia  teach- 
ers'retirement 

Foreign  service  retirement. . 

General  railroad  contingent.. 

Total  ordinary  expendi- 
toree 


PUBUC  DIBT  BITIRSMENTS 
CHABGEABLE  AGAINST  OBDI- 
MABT  BECBIPT8 

Retirements  from: 

Sinking  fund 

Foreign  repayments... 

U.  S.  bonds  received  from 
Ibreign  countries  under 
debt  settlements 

Estate  taxes 

Franchise  tax  receipts  (Fed- 
eral reserve  ana  Federal 
intermediate  credit  banks). 

Forfeitures,  gifts,  etc 


TotaL. 


Grand  total  all  f^w . 

Less  net  increase  in  outstand- 
ing cheeks 


Total  expenditures 
ohargeabie  against  or- 
dinary reoeiple ... 

Public  debt  retirements 
chargeable  against  public 
debt  receipts  and  surplus 
revenue.. 

Postal  expenditures,  exclusive 
of  postal  deficiencies 


im 


3 
703 

87,708 

573 


1,857,068 


787,794 

201293 

113,008 

27.263 

8,512 

Ota 

*tr,ote 

18,655 
<89 

115, 7» 
» 1,309 

48,988 

290 

87 

871 


8,974,g74 


1988 


4 

646 

88,487 
688 


1,961,686 


731,860 

21,967 

144,738 

32,080 

10^522 

>5,S05 

33,836 

10 

111.  676 
»*78 

61,062 

523 

72 

1.180 


8.107,010 


333,528 
10,254 


160,962 


1,232 
5,587 


519,564 


8,488,888 
330 


8,498,608 


364.741 
19,068 


162,736 
2 


618 
3,081 


640.846 


8.647,856 
2.250 


8.645,006 


6^796,628 


7,230,978 


687,365  j    603,675 


*  Excess  of  credits,  deduct. 

1*  Exclusive  of  adjusted  service  certificate  ftmd  and  Oovemment  life  insurance  fbnd  investments. 

»  For  investment  of  trust  funds  sed  "  Special  expenditures." 

>«  Exclusive  of  operations  in  special  accounts  shoiwn  under  "Special  ezpenditacsi.' 

>'  Excess  of  expenditures  and  investments  over  current  deposits. 

Boaroe:  Annual  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 


%t 


BBCXUm  AMD  AXPENDITUHES — V.  8.  QOVEBNMENT 


NotK.— Hpina  H«otitbs  "emrant  cuh" 


D  br  dall;  Tn 
littdalkn] 


Onllnsr/  receipts 


M,«as 

£1,3U 


tu«       Inlanul 


U.33S 
M38I) 


Total      Ordinuj 


ea,aat 

48,443 


3T.38S 

HhSM 
ZZ.Mf 


48,  »T 
4S,74d 
41,418 


4^014 

4s,aao 


3ouro«:  Amitul  Baport  ol  tbe  SecnUry  of 


180  EXPBSNDITUBB8 — V.   B.    OOVaBNUN* 

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Note.— ABlcatwlntteuuidittdslIua.  Flc>t(MareoDtli*"ctu^ 


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11,438 
3,  BBS 

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43.  sn 

12^834 

17,090 
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■  Totals  prior  to  1922  on  not  oompirablfl  wllli  )ni«[  years  b«c&iua  ol  dungM  In  drnlBcatloD  of  lencrtl 
•Dd  sii«Ib1  sipendltum. 

'  In  Uw  Dsol  ftm  inl,  1923,  &ad  1023,  materlBl  cbufa  wu*  made  In  daBincatlon  of  cipendltotu 
bMw«D  leidslairvg  alabllshniapt,  aiwaUTa  proinr,  mi  stlMr  ladvpmdnit  oIBoM  taA  oommlnloDi. 
'    funds  Included  iuHl«r«MutiT«|in>p«riirlgr  to  OmsI  year  lom. 

nWrans'nlliriiuuleiitlocta  Aii(.  II.  ifcl,  byth*  WarRlaklonmuioeBin'Maaniln- 
ry  Depanmcnt,  while  dmilar  parmmti  made  (dir  to  that  data  bf  tbc  FadciBl 


olurteil  und«  Treasu 

Bovil  for  Vocational  Education  an  undet  other  lodepaDdaat  oBoaa  i 

1  Kefuadi  of  cu^tomi  and  Inlarnal  rsvanua  reoalpu  and  InvBtmanU  ot  Qi 


Includod  uniter  Tnaniry  DeuartmaDt  |>rUir 
•  Poslal  dttidtaey  Inchidad  under  Port  O: 
'  pMt  OmtB  Uepaitment  aipanditona  toi -— ,,. 

Tbli  reniltad  In  B  oumiioniliDi  dacraasa  iu  eipcndltum  Ik  Fiilanf  caDtanl  itf  IraoipcrtaUoD. 
■  Daduct,  aieaas  ol  cndlu. 


— Offlca  Dcfiartmait  prior  to . 

Uepatmentaipanditonator  lKllDduilaMe,a7a,0D0iialdtotlM  Railroad  Admlnliliatlon. 
^.-_  J . iiaaleiobt-    " 


nt  fund,  eitablUwd  Mar.  KUO^  l&dadad  undN  Intwte  Dqiartiiwit  fvlor  to  1S33. 


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119.210 

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Navy  DepictmSDU,  uid  la  1014  ud  1028  also  midar  tba  Interior  D«inrunaal.    In  1012  lliiia  aaotnMDU 
■moODlad  to  VL74«.aa«  10  1023,  to  Iia700.0a0;  In  1014.  40*0,411,001^  and  In  I03S,  la  •(UI8O,0aa 
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» Flfano MDM and aUov lor  reoalpti and deposlu cr*ditad  la Um ■noMuit  eonoiiail. 
D  InclwlM  (3n,lBRL0aO  nanimiti  OD  ootlflcatas  ot  indebMdmn  itf  DlncHr  OooBil  o(  BaOroads. 
unaiiiet,  •lOMOotcnaltsnmltlnKbomnMlpuoftaao.en.OODboniMlootoqiilpmaittnut  iwtMaDd 
0  fton  Hla  or  ooDoetiaQ  of  otbir  aararltiao  aooulnd  imdcr  tba  toaoipartMloD  act,  IOIOl    In 

~"  ~ '~' ""naatooanto  wen  Indudad  under  miuillaneoai  nodPU. 

la  tom  depoilM  by  Wat  finanoa  CoriMntlan  a(  prooaadi  o(  Uolud  StatcB 

DO  to  mo,  (100,00^000  In  1921,  aod  135.000,000  In  UlIaniUBdbrD.B.  Oraln  Oar- 

(■•[tttfitaekaDdnltecledlnmiHdU  '^ ■" 

■tn  tfHr  UklDf  iDio  aceoimt  owUti. 
flgono:  Amnal  Baptrt  of  Uw  SMMarr  of  [ha  inHory. 


APPBOPBIATIONB ^U.    8.    OOTEBNMHNT 

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m  in  Uunmida  cf  dullum.  AmDanM  ihowu  lor  a  ipseUtod  yMT  dlJlBr  trom  tlw  Mtml 
u  for  that  rear,  iIqob  the  fomuir  laclnde  deSolencr  apprapiialloiu  for  ptior  ;<acs  and 
lots  lor  tbst  fMT  provided  >abMgusntly  aa  daflolaicr  ajjpropilaUana 


of  Congress  sod  nscai 

Bmnol 

Mlband 
efilh,  1918 

65111,1019 

as 

6SItl,lU 

Mthand 
a7lb.  19M 

87Ui,iaS3 

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910.80) 

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SS6.fllM 

385.™ 

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412,  ESS 

1, 780,830 
ra3,4«g 

9.800,382 

Dsduct  amalltit  pafibla  Irora  paetal 

i8.Ma,>M 

i<,»T».*aT 

8.i>UDn 

1.1M,M1 

J.»0I,8SB 

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30.160 

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3^307 
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18,823 
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>  IneludM  t36.al«,009  addAloiuI  oompeDnllea.  Po&l  Bervloe. 
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the  TraMury)  to  an 

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<  The  rfnklQc  load  craaled  bT  the  act  ol  Feb.  " 
«t  Mai.  3. 1919,' *  ' 


rgyeanoftbalrl/to. 


be  act  of  Feb.  18, 18)11,  wv  rapnlcd  by  the  aot  ol  1 
Ive  dDUDi  fund  bectonliu  with  tba  fiacal  nar  1031, 
robrlaUoiis,  wtlmalMl.  Ta  int  and  19H.  daAnlU 


of  191^  to  ba  paid  imti^ 
8,1919,    Theaot 


•.■  ^oauaJ  A«paK  o(  Uw  Baoretary  of  tba  Tnaouy. 


nrnsNAL  bbtendx  coUjECHons  183 

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tbcavhodl  (b*  000 

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30.381 

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de  ilems  (taawii  Id  da  tall  Id  oooDd  part  of 


_  ..  _  „ . , ^  (nonbavarage), 

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R  tai  aaotmtloc  to  t7.  tUl  000  In  )«»  aDd  tS,  173. 000  Id  ] 
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184 


INTEBNAls  BBVBNI7B  OOIiLBOTIOiro 


Ho.  192. — ^IHTEBHAL  RKVIUUK:  Rbcbifts  fbom  Each  SpBcmc  Soitbcs 
Nora.— AUflcwMiaUkoiiMuidflofdolkn.  Data  are  for  yean  ended  June  ao.   See  also  headnote.  Table  191 


IfM 


in? 


Grand  toUL^. 
Income  and  proflta ' 


S,  Ml,  745 


8,798,179 


2,684,140 


8»  888^  000 


8,886,889 


8,790,688 


1,891,080 


1,841,768 


Corporation  i. 
Individual... 


Bitatee  of  deoedenta. 


198,706 


Qflla:  Tranafer  of  property  by  gift. 


DiatiUed  apirita. 

Distilled  spirits  ^nonbeverage) 

Distilled  spirits  (beverage)  and  rectified 

spirits  or  wines 

BtiU  or  sparkling  wines,  cordials,  etc 

Qrape  brandy  used  in  fortifying  sweet 

wines 

Miso^aneous  collections 


Fermented  liqnora. 
Tbbaooo 


Cigars  Oarge} 

Cigars  (sniall) 

Cigarettes  (large) 

Cigarettes  (small) 

Snuff 

Tobacco,  chewing  and  smoking. 

Cigarette  papwrs  and  tubes 

Manufacturers  (special  taxes).. 
Miscellaneous  collections 


Bevenne  acU  of  1981, 19S4,  and  1988 

Documentary  stamps,  etc.— 

Sales  by  Dostmasters 

Bonds  of  indebtedness,  capital-stock 

issues,  etc 

Capital-stock  sales  or  transfers 

Sales  of  produce  (future  deliveries) 

Playing  cards 

Telegraph,  telephone,  radio 
leased  wires,  etc 


Eioise  taxes- 
Automobile  trucks 

Other  automobiles  and  motor  oydea... 

Tires,  parts,  or  accessories  for  automo- 
biles, etc 

Pistols  and  revolvers 

Other  firearms,  shells,  etc 

Jewelry,  clocks,  watches,  opera  glaaaes, 
etc 

Cereal  beverages* 

Miscellaneous 


} 


Opium,  coca  leaves,  including  special 
taxes,  etc \ 

Corporations,  on  value  of  capital  stock. 

Other  si)ecial  taxes 

Admissions  to  theaters,  concerts,  caba* 
rets,  etc 

Dues  of  dubs 


Miaoellaneons: 

Adulterated,  process  or  renovated  but- 
ter, filled  cheese,  and  mixed  flour 

Oleomargarine 

Collections  under  prohibition  laws 

(Collections  through  customs  offices  and 
other  miscellaneous  receipts  > 


80,864 

27,710 

100 
1,632 

377 
634 

4 

809,016 

47.273 

866 

131 

182,586 

7,175 

68,858 

1,006 

1,006 

28 

468,416 

11,848 

32;  760 
9,872 
7,016 
3,886 

30,380 

10^670 
02,737 

40,876 
4.380 

201206 

*  10, 132 

16,146 

1,013 

81,668 

8,084 

70^176 
7,171 


68 
2,266 

729 

8,120 


108,967 


9f7,680 
24,826 

31 
1,454 

666 

606 


886,889 

45,205 

756 

126 

208,651 

7.005 

66,700 

1,029 

1,137 

28 

490, 8n 

12,418 

30,613 
7.987 
7,666 
3,732 

34,663 

11,611 
112,871 

33,684 
3,370 


22.634 

>  10.419 

10,868 


1.067 

87,472 

7,8U 

77,.713 
8,010 


40 

2;  814 

856 

4,288 


1,781,889 

916»233 
846^426 

101,488 

7,618 

86,908 
23,170 

15 
1,696 

476 


8 

846,847 

43,347 

731 

110 

226.063 

6.754 

66,022 

1,189 

1,126 

36 

898.607 

7,738 

20^126 

12,809 

6.897 

3.183 


1,974,104 

1,094.980 
879.124 

116.041 

8,176 

86,486 
23.752 

66 

1,679 

322 

627 

16 

870,666 

38,319 

633 

127 

264,826 

6»918 

67,711 

1,061 

1,132 

41 

841,181 

7,881 

20.600 

17.137 

4.188 

4.213 


8.819,968 

1,306.013 
911.940 

100,840 


8,174,678 

1,291,846 
88^727 

60.087 


7.806 
94.142 

22.737 
8.664 

9,673 


2;829 

1,001 

9^006 

6»812 

80.906 
8.691 


25 

3.089 

561 

12,  U7 


81,196 
18,767 

16 
796 

401 
1,226 

1 

876.170 

23,545 

353 

87 

378.929 

6.906 

65.070 

1,170 


109 
148,887 

35 

18.009 

16»674 

2;886 

4.742 


{ 


6,817 
113,133 

18.206 

61 

2;  667 

7.306 

64 

2,063 

962 

07,386 

4,548 

23.961 
10.074 


22 

3,070 

416 

871 


798 

«8.970 

8 

17.041 
10.436 


21 

8,164 

608 

2.010 


16,807 
13,600 

14 

898 

201 
680 

896.460 

22.879 

301 

76 

301.753 

7,461 

62,775 

1.124 


81 
188,888 


15.559 

24,200 

4,048 

5.011 


'"'66,'438" 

61,628 

193 

160 

100 

130 

600 

«8k68e 

10 

17,736 
10^868 


16 

8,408 

026 

1,637 


1  Includes  income  tax  on  Alaska  railroads  (act  of  July  18,  1014);  also  Inelndea  In  1938  paymcota  of  the 
third  and  fourth  installments  of  the  profits  tax  for  the  fulwtdar  year  102L 
>  licss  than  $500.  ' 

*  Beverages  (nonalcoholic),  indoding  soft  drinks,  mineral  watan.  ate.  in  1988  and  19ML 
« Tax  due  prior  to  July  1, 1926. 

•  Consists  chiefly  of  delinquent  taxes  ooDeeted  under  repealed  lava. 
Source:  Annual  Report  o  the  OommiaBloiMr  of  Internal  Baveoaa. 


INTBBNAL  RBTBNTTB  OOU^BCTIONB  185 

Mo.  193. — UTIEIAL  UVUUI;  Rbcupts  bt  Statks,  Yxakk  E)n>n>  Jcra  30 

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'a 

M.4I9 
1.001 

1 

0.491 
MS 
2.J11 

iT4.no 

1<U,TM 
82.002 

M.B48 
Ul.llt 

1 

3ro 

li 

8.8(0 

If  in 

JL.t2J 
4.M0 

i 

1.BSS 

817 

40 
U,SM 

M4 

27.180 

377 

'"IS 

?S^.r^: 

T4B 

SiSSS"::::: 

3 

i».aM 

SSi-K'.-,,-:;:::: 

baK>aCe^n] 

20.806 

1 

^^H 

4.«J0 
1,740 

18.100 

sSa^:-;-; 

MkUod. 

"[S! 

^^5*^ 

nfi 

S^;~ 

3W.9M 

8,304 

•s^ss?— -- 

^:^ 

MiBMp,i:::::::_ 

^iS 

""IS 

lOH 

V«t™L_ 

'ili 

,K 

IIJ 

asilSii::;-- 

t),IH 

tea 

104 

24  781 

■■s 

t,<Ml 

NS 

"^lifl 

)t  iDlf  msl  Hits 


186 


Ro.   194.— ^PIBSORAL  ASD  COSTOSATtOBT  TAX  UTUSVB:  Suvkabt 

Non.— OndsT  tbs  TOriotu  reTemw  lom  the  (oUoiHiig  iDdindnab  were  required  to  <Ue  nrecnml  letoniK 
In  IB13  to  ISI^  tbon  with  net  iocoiiK  Dl  (9,000  uid  DTu;  1017  to  18M,  ll,<nfiuid  ever;  1B&  BUd  1820,  S1,H» 

Number  of  retunu 

Net  income 

Tw  yield 

war 

S 

Corporalton 

PenoDil 

SE 

I^eI^OIUl 

Corporation 

Report- 
ing net 

i^rn'j' 

Total 

Normid 

Siutu 

Inoome 

WMMd 

pioDts 

MUlloiis  ordoUan 

TboiuaodsardoUara 

1013 

437.  aa» 

1.4TIM 

IE 

171,231 
312,fi3l 

>12fl.M 
•  176,  S3! 

ll((«i 

u.3fa 

4.1X1' 

1 

5?i 

1 

33.  IM 
41.04(1 
0j;944 

esi.4>i 

tS:S 

1,075.0M 

.'AS 

U  738       1  A,  .Ui 
ID^SM       34^487 

!3:9«e     uiou 

4«.iaS    801,825 
4T3.3W    fi<M,B04 

I0a,6lJ    443,331 

66.(161 

636,608 
306.444 

IS?;::: 

1IK0_... 

1.038^  MB 

i;  431:808 

083.728 

t'Si 

iom:::: 

.inn.TVI 

S- 

•:! 

>  Delennlnwl  on  the  basis  of  the  uumbu  ol  ntorm  filed  and  tll>  aTUBiB  DM  iDOomt  In  «Bci]  dus. 
■  Inclu<leseiclse  tai,  110,071,000,  under  act  o[  Aug.  g,  igo». 

•  tnrtadMtaioaaipitBl  net  Rnin  from  t^ofaaselshdd  for  mnvthui  amis.    In  int  to  1928  Sfona 
npreBent  net  toi  imer  dsduetG^  fx  credits  of  13>i  par  cent  on  capital  iM  logs  from  nle  of  un^liald 

Stat*  or  Territory 

Number  of 

Not  Inrtime  in  thoo- 
saodioldollus 

Total 

ST 

PawDal 

a 

,„- 

Corp* 
ration 

•ona] 

C«po. 
ration 

Total 

total 

United 
BtalM 

1,1M,09» 

ui.m 

■i,u8,m 

t.tn,iM 

711,471 

I.M».I» 

1,«M,M8 

lA,»9 
10,3«3 
816,344 

M,744 

S74!73t 
77,  UB 
48.478 

82,321 
3S.W4 
111,709 

3M;043 

170,804 

«4,3i; 

3.014 
ai,2M 

i 

I0,8SS 

»S 

2283 
28,  UO 

a.«o 

8.813 

F 

k 

ill3 

BiOOl 

1.  671.  074 

iium 

438,777 
75»44 
198:  OM 
822,001 

Is 
■•sss 

Sis 

*ao«t 

8,818 
1B^«>7 
4%S39 
02.373 

'ga 

00,037 
a^038 
01,83* 
%,849 
7,70? 
901,783 
120,844 

51^  7n 

"Is 
11 

11,100 

3,440 

:h 

40,338 

IS 

10,418 
3.888 

1.008 

184 

04,214 

e,»U 

1018 

11 

044 

4.881 

1,011 

^3 

7,811 

0,016 
7,504 

10, 7« 

e,i8« 

»;8i3 

7.  EM 
1,909 

14,  »M 

7.110 

is 

Indkua 

LU 

.U 

INCOME    TAXES 


.   196.— GKOBB  BBCEIPTS  OF  COBFOBATIOira :  Bt  iNDnantui,  Gbodfs 


buis.     DbU  &n  Dot  oampanbla  ^ 


^B  mnUinu  of  doQanl 


iDduItTfaJ  mnp 


Africultarei 
Mining  wu) 


turn  and  nIMed  iDdoatrls . . 


""■"*"«— ^-fi  total 

Fooib,  bevfnio,  ud  toboooo.. 
Ttnik«*DdUilllapriidaaU.... 
f^<h»>  and  leather  prodDd* ... 

RiihhaandiubfavsoodA 

CTaadvondptitluDU 


PaiiOi  P<dPi  Kid  nrodocl 
FiiBiinc  BBd  potdlAliiR . 
CbrnuaUt  and  allinl  nb.- 
Staoe,  dar,  and  clan  pcodi 
MMab  awl  torlal  prnducts 
All  other  manalHmriiic— 


■  lmTSmS 


M  dm  to  the  hct  that  la 


la  and  otbec  poblio  ntnKy  ooipaiatloiB  t« 


14. 7H 


188 


INCOME  TAXB8 


Ho.  197. — CORPORATIOH  IHVIDSVDS:  Aa  Rspobtbd  in  Cgbporation  Tax 

Rbtubns 

[  All  llfWM  in  millioiM  and  tenths  of  miUJoBa  of  dflUan] 


im 

tm 

IttS 

IfM 

Industrial  groap 

Cash 
divi- 
dends 

Sto<dc 
divi- 
dends 

Cash 

divj. 

dends 

Stock 
divi- 
dends 

Cash 

divi- 
dends 

Stock 
divi- 
dends 

Cash 
divi- 
dends 

Stock 
divi- 
dends 

TMaL 

4,168.1 

Ml.  8 

iS98.8 

510.5 

5,189.5 

5414 

5,945.8 

767.6 

Agriculture  and  related  industries 

Min^pgdi^d  OMftf^ying 

27.5 
30a6 

2,006.0 

251.2 

21&0 

36.2 

16.7 

127.0 

6a3 

716 

381.2 

528 

573.6 

207.1 

45.6 
6627 
303.0 

76.0 
6320 

23.1 

(0 

6.0 
42  0 

48a6 
511 
87.6 
128 
23 
56.0 

ia2 

8.5 

320 

37.7 

127.4 

51.1 

18.2 
76.1 
1618 
18.5 
72  7 

5.6 

27.9 
255.3 

1,883.0 

2722 

183.0 

303 

16.0 

105.2 

30.2 

8L0 

3422 

66.6 

65a  8 

87.5 

3R.0 
025.0 
418.8 

85.1 
0012 

1L5 
.1 

1.8 
11.6 

260.1 

25.2 

27.0 

10 

1.2 

223 

28 

12  0 

113 

12  8 

102  7 

121 

6.1 
613 
015 
12  6 

526 

20 

320 
33&1 

22228 

312  2 

186L2 

828 

321 

112  7 

613 

026 

477.7 

721 

7110 

022 

720 

1«  006.8 

506L3 

107.0 

806.8 

1L8 
0) 

11 
20 

267.4 
721 
228 
120 

L2 
12  7 

26 
114 
227 
222 
623 

7.5 

11.6 
77.2 
025 
25 
726 

1.7 
(') 

323 
4027 

25412 

327.2 

185.3 

323 

4t3 

1213 

56.2 

121.0 

5418 

101.5 

8820 

112  0 

55.3 

1,272  7 

525.3 

122  2 

0726 

1.6 
12  5 

Manufacturing,  total 

4624 

Poods,  beverages,  and  tobaooo 

Textiles  and  textile  products 

Leather  and  leather  producta. 

Bubber  and  rubber  goods 

4U1 

25.5 

122 

U2 

Lumber  and  wood  products 

Paper,  pulp,  and  products _.. 

ISwl 
21 

Printing  ana  publishing 

28 

Chemioils  and  allied  substances  .. 

Stone,  day,  and  glass  products 

Metals  and  metal  products 

01.6 

12  7 

2326 

125 

Construction 

121 

Transportation  and  public  utilities... 
Trade 

621 
822 

Public  service 

120 

Finfinoe — banking,  insurance,  etc. .... 

1026 

PradQTTYinant  branch  Pot  A-*>ceHain> 

able 

Nominal  concerns 

10 

1.3 

1  Less  than  $50,000. 

Source:  Statistics  of  Income,  Keport  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department. 


Ho.  198 — .CORPORATION  INCOME  TAX  RETXTRNS:  Sourcbs  or  Income  and 
Nature  of  Dbductions,  Totals  1923  to  1926,  and  by  Classes  of  Cor- 
porations, 1926 

[All  itgvnm  in  miltinns  or  millions  and  tenths  of  millions  of  doUars] 


BeceipU,  total- 

Grofs  sales 

Oro99  profitt  from  toiei » 

Miscellaneous  In  come 

Not  subject  to  tax— 
Dividends  of  other  domes- 
tic corporations 

Interest  on  Federal,  State, 
and  municipal  bonds 


Disbursements,  total 

Cost  of  goods  sold 

Interest  paid 

Depredation,    amortisation, 

and  depletion 

Miscellaneous  expense 


MH  proitts 

Deduct    tax-exempt    items 

(above) 

Net  income 

Deduct  prior  s^ear  loss 

Net  income,  deducting  prior 

year  loss 


Mai  tax. 


Aggregate 


Manufacturing 


119,090 
06,685 

21,008 


870 
456 


111, 

73,705 

3,278 

2116 
31,287 

7,684 

1,326 

2308 

578 

5^730 

987 


1994 


119,747 
07,296 
f/.i07 
21,017 


015 
517 

118,959 

75^801 
2445 

2187 
30,420 

6,795 

1,432 

5,363 

220 

5^143 


1985 


134,790 

106^832 

a  J 17 

20,253 


1,176 

520 

195,464 

84,716 

3,617 

2330 
33,801 

9,316 

1,605 

7,621 

243 

7,878 

1,170 


19» 


148,689 

106^206 

iS,7$S 

34,417 


1,505 

500 

138,119 

82,484 

3,080 

2841 
42805 

0,510 

2006 
7,505 


7,260 
I, 


Total 


68,684 
50,868 

2204 


428 
80 

56,850 

45^061 
657 

1,757 
804 

<996 

517 

2708 

97 

3^6U 


Food 


13,484.4 

13,1024 

t,  876.1 

2224 


522 

24 

19^995.7 

128218 

1323 

1021 
1,7720 

5627 

6L6 

407.1 

26 

487.6 

n.i 


Textiles 


7,768.8 

7,502  0 

l,$i9.5 

15L3 


26 

ILO 

7,6M.7 

29626 

721 

14t6 
1,1424 

1821 

126 

112  5 

28 

1027 

828 


Leather 


1,6628 

1,6227 

XSLS 

320 


L6 

.0 

1,8128 

1,844.0 

120 

125 
2320 

48.0 

25 

424 

28 

426 

2« 


'  J^tfEsrenoe  between  gross  sales  and  cost  of  goods  shown  below. 


INCOMRTAZB8 


189 


9^  188. — CoBPORATioM  Imgomb  Tax  Rbtubns:  Souscbs  of  Inoomb  and 
Natubb  of  DsDUcnoNs,  Totals,  1923  to  1926,  and  bt  Clabses  or  Cor- 
POKATiONB,  1926 — Continued 


[AH 


or  aillUBBfl  sad  ttmtliw  of  nJllinM  of  doDan] 


Mann&ctiiring— Continned 


I 


Rob- 
bor 


Oroot  firi{^ff /TMii  Mict  i.... 

MiaoeUiuieoiisinooiiie 

Kotsal^Mttotax— 
Dividends  of  other  domes- 
tic ooipofatloiis..-.. ... 

Interest  on  Federal,  State, 
and  mnniripal  bonda..... 

liibvnamsats.  total 

Cost  of  goods  sold 

Interest  paid 

Depredation,   amortixation, 

and  depletion.. 

MiaoeDaneous  t-ipense 

r«t  praito 

Deduct    tax-exempt    items 

tebove).. 

Net  income.. 

Deduct  prior  year  kMB. 

Net  income  dedoeting  prior 

>'ear  loss 


1,999.7 

1,538.6 

fSSLP 

30.7 


30.1 
.4 

l,66t6 

1,249.7 
29.4 

3a2 
24Z2 

49.8 

36.5 

12.7 

.8 

11.9 

4.9 


Lomber 

Paper 

8,0f71.9 

a;98&0 

9810 

120.9 

1,989.8 

1,005.7 

4t9.S 

88.0 

9.9 

8.5 

3.1 

1.6 

8,966.1 

2;  254.9 

49.4 

1,887.9 

1.186.4 

28.1 

135.3 
515.5 

55.2 
267.9 

119.9 

119.9 

13.0 

103.8 

5.5 

lai 

106.1 
3.5 

96.3 

102.6 

8t9 

16.9 

Print- 
ing 


8,668.9 

2,014.2 

785.5 

508.1 


2S.2 

5.1 

9,349.9 

1,280.8 

24.5 

54.4 
9W).l 

908.8 

3a8 

172.5 
3.8 

168.7 

96.9 


Chemi- 
cals 


8,1010 

7,332.9 

9,498.1 

558.8 


198.7 

1^6 

7,1718 

4,8918 

92.4 

4810 
1,703.0 

997.9 

211.3 

715.9 

119 

607.0 

108.9 


Stone, 
etc. 


1,9819 
1,6119 

ssr.i 

40.9 


11 

16 

1.498.7 

1,081.7 

119 

615 
322.6 

19t9 

17 

173.1 

2.4 

17a7 

816 


Metal 


18»4819 

17,900.7 

4,998.4 

424.5 


59.6 

39.1 

19,788.4 

12;  074.3 

174.1 

520.1 
8,114.9 

1,799.9 

98.6 

1,6110 

30.5 

1,5814 

987.1 


AH 
other 


9^8917 

a;  487.? 

7».9 

77.8 


2L1 

8L1 

8,866.8 

1,6917 

21.8 

5QL7 

587.4 

174.4 
919 

i6a9 

0.0 

14a  0 

919 


I 


Agri- 
cultm^ 


BaceipU,  tual 

Oross  sales 

Ctrwi  pTofiis  J^om  9aU9  ^ 

Miscellaneous  income.. 

Not  subject  to  tax- 
Dividends  of  other  domes- 
tic corporations 

Interest  on  Federal,  Btate, 
and  Tnn^iHpfti  bonds 


Mining 


IHabi 

Con  of  goods  sold 

Interest  paid 

Depreciation,    amortixation, 

and  depletion 

Miscellaneous  expense 


Deduct    tax-«xempt    items 

(above) 

N«t  income 

Deduct  prior  year  kas.. 

Net  inccHne  deducting  prior 

year  loss 


996.4 
714.4 

960.4 
141.1 


7.0 

.9  i 

8419 

464.0 

30.5 

45.5 
302.2 

919 

10 

15.2 

4.0 

las 

19 


4,561.6 

3,837.8 

1,994.9 

633.9 


710 

13.8 

4.199.4 

2;  613. 6 

916 

507.6 
961.6 

9911 

80.8 

27Z3 

215 

246.8 

57.3 


Trans- 
Con-     Dortation 


struo- 
tion 


9,8119 

2,380.1 

491. 9 

414.9 


12.1 
3.1 

9,8910 

1,957.7 
31.7 

514 
650.2 

194.1 

112 

106.9 

9.2 

99.7 

111 


and 

public 

utilities 


14,791.6 


14,3118 

447.5 

27.2 

18,718.6 


Trade 


1,2618 

744.8 
10,741.9 

9,077.9 

474.7 

1,603.2 

117 

1,587.5 

928.7 


40,960.6 

31402.6 

7,005.9 

1,4818 


54.2 

1Z9 

40,048.8 

132,397.4 

2415 

246.1 
7,150.8 

901.9 

67.1 

834.6 

34.6 

709.9 

140.6 


Public 
service 


8,9916 


3,84a5 
19.8 

8,188.9 


80.4 

231.0 
2,871.8 

179.8 

22.1 

157.2 

11.2 

1410 

3t0 


Finance 


Nomi- 
nal 
con- 
cerns 


19,949.9 


Pll,838.7 

46L0 

35a2 

11,099.9 


1,618.3 

282.7 
>9,1518 

1.8911 

•811.2 

8019 

37.3 

771.6 

199.9 


46.9 


44.0 

1.0 

.2 

47.8 


1.0 

1.0 
44.7 

.8 
.t 


>  Diflerenoe  between  gross  sales  and  cost  of  goods  shown  below. 

*  Indodes  for  a  limited  number  of  returns  the  cost  of  securities  purchased  for  customor. 

*  Inclodes  special  nonexpense  deductions  of  life  insurance  companies. 
«Daacit. 

Souras:  StiltsCkw  of  Ineowie,  Report  of  the  Commission  of  Internal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department. 


INCOMES   TAXSS 


.BT  flfVfla  la  thouiABdA  ot  doZUnJ 
AI.I.  CONCERNB 


Num-  1      N«l 

Hum-  1      N«t 
ber     I    iDDoma 

"ff-j-St, 

bot     1  locomi 

lttt< 

imi 

ttu> 

l»«i 

KnwWii  DM  iBcnna  .  . 

III.H1 

u,'Lia 

S.U1I) 
1M 

iro.t4t 

1,  Ml,  lit    IU.1M 

..sa  'as 

),IU,tia      V;180 
1.444.7n           HAS 

i:<Mi:na       1S8 

B,Ul.m  UftSM 

1,«15.7IT           T30 
3.3M.aH          113 

>i,oii.BH  m,Mi 

T,»M.1M 
1, 404!  7TI 

i:44r:fflT 

2.  310,  IIO 

>i,s>i,n« 

>1I1.U4 

0,flM 

in.TM 

^33o!;8i 

iffiS 

INCOIIE   TAXES 


Nrtll 

Hxmw 

wtu 

utt 

m 

UW 

im 

un 

MM 

<«• 

UN 

IZ 

.«.» 

r,ni.«t 

h«a.M 

l.«,«l 

N7.I07 

881.M 

i,IT«.DI 

1,W.TB 

15,  Ml 

ss,ra9 

4a,«30 

40.  M3 

4.757 

3.005 

4,970 

4.881 

874 

97 

88 

B.m 

7.B7B 

eio 

778 

814 

1.DU 

litloMl 

22.  WO 

3,  HI 

%1> 

ZZ^I 

Ma.«n 

370,735 

417. 8» 

428,  S» 

43,033 

441181 

iOlSJ4 

M.3U 

(0.491 

«fl.MS 

■0,448 

83.873 

8.188 

7,034 

T.07T 

7.  BIS 

misj 

12s,  ow 

iai,029 

13.183 

14.887 

aQ,ni 

sa,8!» 

3,078 

4.703 

H^Slt 

iL'.V. 

i7;4sg 

M.4U 

»S,987 

1,301 

S,745 

8.119 

8,871 

SilsM 

<Q,M 

iKtno 

83,038 

3,831 

7.000 

33,118 

9,>» 

«3,TSI 

eaiBi 

B7.IM1 

81  834 

7094 

5.530 

7.J1» 

77.  TOO 

31,00 

2I,14S 

2S,'84ft 

3;  087 

3,828 

i704 

10,331 

a,SM 

S,OU 

7.7W 

080 

9TS 

7.-a»o 

TnCoM 

sei  S33 

901,783 

»,8T9 

8^488 

105.893 

V.'..'.l 

1*1,413 

iitim 

i3*:33i 

19B.344 

15,084 

12,9)0 

li,7M 

U,I« 

^,I3T 

4ft.  713 

scaav 

58.781 

^g43 

5,385 

8.303 

<.M 

gr.WD 

84,  en 

l»,2»t 

lft371 

ft.^ 

13.443 

17,017 

M,»7S 

78,14ft 

771303 

8,140 

i.*a 

9.0U 

Mats 

04,333 

•3,497 

7,M4 

a;  934 

7,389 

7,M4 

«.ta!i 

3L:34S 

3».07I 

3^338 

4.BM 

4,584 

3,  tag 

83.4(8 

103.  M5 

118. 10« 

11,349 

fc»47 

1^753 

14. 9H 

'.'.'.'-" 

«lltlW 

407,78* 

883,933 

63,151 

4A79S 

OKieo 

48.500 

S21.K» 

487,  »ia 

7)0,  SOT 

073.423 

80,739 

50,809 

WID5A 

88,181 

IK  711 

131^  BM 

130,212 

12.  KH 

'^'£4 

IS.1U 

lii,7» 

13.10S 

1,731 

1,338 

1.4lt 

ZZT.333 

2ZS.BM 

7n,v* 

387., MO 

35,7^ 

31;  039 

33,347 

13. »« 

V.'".'.       s.sij 

K.M9 

1.519 

aan 

aft  aw 

Ti'.VX 

s..v^ 

3,ro 

3;  318 

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1,448,380 

.s 

l,nr;,W8 

1.098.S8* 
l;3M,0M 
1,1«U« 

affl,Kii 

ii 

107,«l 

ii 

140,  &32 

Zfl.tOT 

Ii 

41,3(B 

62.  BBS 
826,838 

330,  m 

PubUcsMTlce 

FiDnnoe— Buikliie,  loiuraara,  cic. 

£;== 

U.IM 

n,7ss 

ill 

SI 

ii 

Ii 

31,  MO 

■11 

Ii 

II 

48.  ess 

IS 

70,' 810 

Ii 

is 

11 

MOM 
»1M 

33.4ia 

lis 

63,flH 

as 

OH 

-W.M? 

f  pt-1^^— -*'—-—-  p-r— '-'"-j'^""-!-'"— -'" 


196 


INCOME   OF   COBPOBATIONS 


Ho.    208.— INCOME    OF    G0BP0BATI0H8    AS    SHOWN    ON    INCOME    TAX 

BETUBHS:  Bt  Indubtbuss,  1926 

Nora.— All  money  flffures  in  thoiuandi  of  dolbn.    For  total  for  all  eorporatioiis  see  Table  201.    Groap 

totals  include  izulmtries  not  shown  separate^ 


Industry 


Agriculture  and  related  industries. 
Mininf  and  qoarrying 


Metal  mining 

Coal— anthracite,  bituminous,  peat,  coke 

Oil  and  gas 

Quarrying— stone,  clay,  sand,  gravel,  precious 
and  siemiprecious  stones,  holders  and  lessors. 

Xanufacturing _ . 


Foo<l  products ., 

Bakery  products— confectionery 

Milling— bran,  flour,  meal 

Meat  packing  and  packing-bouse  products. 
Sugar  refining— cane,  beet,  maple,  and  prod- 
ucts  

Tobacco,  cigars,  cigarettes,  etc 


Textiles  and  textile  products 

Cotton  goods,  cotton  yam,  napping,  dye- 


ing, etc. 
olc 


Woolen  and  worsted  goods,  wool  yams, 
wool  carpets,  etc 

Silk  and  rayon  goods,  silk  fabrics,  spinning, 
etc 

Clothing— inistom-made,  hats,  caps,  under- 
wear, shirts,  etc , 

Knit  goods,  sweaters,  hosiery,  etc 

Leather  and  leather  products 

— •  Boots,  shoes,  slippers,  etc _ 

Glovos,  saddlery,  harness,  trunks,  tanning, 
etc 


Corporations  reporting  net 
income 


Num- 
ber 


Rubber  and  rubber  goods , 

Auto  tires,  tubes,  etc , 

Kubtwr  boots,  shoes,  hose,  celluloid,  ivory, 
bone,  etc 


Lumber  and  wood  prodacts 

Sawmill  and  planlng-mill  products 

Furniture,  house  and  office;  carriage  and 
wagon  bodies,  all  other  products 

Paper,  pulp,  and  product«i 

Printing  and  publishing 


ChemicAls  and  allied  substances. 


Poiroleum  and  mineral  oil  refining 

Chemicals  proper,  acids  and  other  oom- 
poiiDds.  paints,  vegetable  and  mineral 
oils,  soaps,  (ertiliiers,  drugs,  etc 


Stone,  clay,  and  glass  products 

Metal  manufacturing , 

BUk^t  furnaces,  t^teel  mills,  rolling  mills 

locomotives  and  railroa<l  equipment 

Motor  vehicles  and  accessories 

Electrical  machinery  and  equipment 

Hou.sohold  machinery  and  ^uipment 

Factory  machinery,  textile,  paper  printing 

pre.vses,  mac'hine  tools,  etc 

Building  material  and  supplies 

Agricultural  machinery  and  equipment 

All  other  machinery 


OoaatmctioD. 


Building  and  constraction  above  ground,  in- 
cluding e<iuipning  and  installing  machinery, 
wrecking,  razing,  or  moving,  etc 

Excavation,  road  building,  watertront  oon- 
sUuction,  railroad  oonstmotion,  shipbi^d- 
ing,  etc 


4,ee8 

6,009 


883 
1,349 
1,021 

1,14« 

66,094 


9,230 

1,778 

879 

418 

75 
289 

7,708 

520 

262 

432 

3,810 
648 

1,413 
669 

744 

339 

66 

273 

4,591 
2,104 

:^4S7 

1,365 
6,931 

4^076 
288 


3,788 

2,762 

11,989 
2,650 
145 
826 
956 
702 

1,131 
814 
282 

3,199 

10,076 


Qroes  in- 
come 


616,141 
8,907,948 


709,432 

1,063,913 

929,383 

301,790 

68,991,694 


7,181 


:^944 


11,678,179 
1,316,161 
1,243,179 
4,204,428 

604,101 
1,124,966 

5,354,117 

826^578 

386,842 

633,215 

1,773,700 
559,204 

1,234,232 
786,915 

447,317 

1,147,455 
892,163 

256,292 

2,330,766 
1,256,708 

1,074,059 

1,430,426 
2,196,254 

7,322,287 
3,942,251 


3,380,036 

1,500,051 

16,661,793 
3,417,561 

5%6,660 
4,883,721 
1, 304, 172 

648,065 

738,473 

770,740 

504,711 

2,266»n4 

8,887.648 


Net  in- 
come 


70,818 
466,788 


88,790 

92,650 

191,060 

44,347 

4,494,790 


1,306,281 


962^267 


592,440 

111,  764 

88,791 

53,431 

28,192 
117,366 

314,649 

42,778 

20,010 

64,902 

72,917 
39,386 

73,859 
50,247 

23,612 

87,501 
19,781 

17,720 

172,972 
96,920 

76,062 

120.460 
203,507 

785,156 
426,189 


358,967 

195,166 

1,803,444 
372, 210 

68,164 
487,628 
161,799 

89,919 

96,681 

77,133 

72, 3-13 

26^140 

168,668 


Corporations  reporting 
no  net  income 


Num- 
ber 


6,990 
18,846 


1,847 
:^830 
2;  964 

1,109 

88,160 


76,819 


8^700 


6,266 

1,351 

661 

230 

150 
206 

6,728 

541 

360 

873 

2;  516 
551 

1,078 
611 

467 

341 
100 

232 

8,271 
1,726 

1,546 

659 
3,614 

3,210 
208 


2,912 

1,844 

8,066 

1,270 

00 

027 

787 

560 

n7 

611 

283 

2;  066 

6,696 


Gross  in- 
come 


848,848 
1,889,769 


Deficit 


411,429 
569,711 
260^516 

57,122 

9,678,803 


4,812 


9^888 


1,707,883 
206,260 
222;  946 
697,430 

238,245 
35,051 

2,398,017 

635,907 

374,720 

234,580 

454,280 
167,438 

427,012 
216,476 

210^537 

452,909 
400,188 

52,722 

738,045 
472,860 

206,185 

221,834 
351,190 

768,153 
392,118 


376,035 

164,876 

1,792,082 

3M,301 

65, 244 

407,410 

137,992 

90,648 

96,149 

65,830 

41),  214 

344,284 

688,648 


291,876 


236,672 


66,666 
188.474 


33,324 
54,936 
69,681 

10,739 

786.687 


95,309 

13,634 

8,737 

9,514 

22,883 
2,257 

195,164 

73,621 

24,777 

12,905 

29,172 
13,913 

27.436 
16,290 

11,146 

24,764 
18,941 

5,823 

69.197 
46,266 

2a;  929 

14.362 
31,006 

69,279 
24,244 

45,035 

22,112 

192.574 
30.453 
6.621 
45.335 
I7.fil4 
12, 578 

10,979 

6,U69 

19, 108 

33,715 

63.681 


28,094 


25,587 


CORPORATION   BAIiANClS   SHIiET  ITB1I8 


197 


Vo.  5M>8. — ^Incomb  of  Ck>RPORATioNB  AS  Shown  on  Incoms  Tax  Rbtubnb:  Bt 

Inbubtries,  1926 — Continue 


uid  otlier  jpnUio  ntflitias.. 


StMm  nflroftds 

Eleetrie  nflroads,  PnUman  can,~refri'g«at^^^ 
stock,  poaltry»  and  fruit  cars,  and  lesson... 

Water  tnnaportatioii.^ 

Local  tranqwrtatioii,  tazicabs,  gightMaing 

drayaga  and  delivery  aerrioe,  and 

atorage  and  packers,  garage. 


Electric  li|^  and  power  companies 

Telephone,  telegraph,  and  radio  companies.. 
Oas  companifw,  natural  and  artifldaL 


Retail 

CommisBioQ.. 


Restaurants,  hotds,  laundries,  domestic,  etc_ 
TbeaterSy  motion  pictures,  all  other  amuse- 
ments, etc 

Professional,  business,  educational,  curative, 
legal,  engineering,  etc 


National  banks.^ 

State  and  prirate  banks 

Bank  and  tnist  companies,  savings  bonks 

Stock  and  bond  brokers 

Uolding  companies,  real  estate,  patents,  in- 
vestments, concessions,  etc 

Life  insurance  companies 

All  other  insurance  and  bonding  companies. . 


Corporations  reporting  net 
income 


Num- 
ber 


15,444 


856 

538 
971 


8»444 

1,276 

8,201 

471 

71, 4M 


21,622 

30,123 

3,856 

17,756 


5,593 

3,725 

8,437 
76.819 


Gross  in- 
oome 


U,518»«68 


6^75^248 

1,084,241 
328^857 


676,826 
1,207,721 
1,721,645 

572^105 

88,456,068 


1M02;854 

11,097,340 

1,568^940 

8,6n,040 


1,063^557 

090^469 

868^014 
B.  856, 744 


•  6.  .v:2 

10, 9,2 

3,204 

787 

89,457 
418 
717 


1,018,379 

507,231 

1,232,378 

1,030^547 

1,768,632 
629,468 
817, 036 


Net  in- 
come 


1,T88,899 


Corporations  reporting 
no  net  income 


Ntim- 
ber 


9,666 


762,839 

19ifi87 
41,980 


69^318 
212^960 
265,459 

87,910 

1,165,556 


360 

482 

787 


4,547 
563 

1,155 
245 

41,808 


427,006 

634.008 

63,274 

880^961 


77,761 

86^631 

96,689 
1.880^888 


138,873 
83,762 

147,882 
42,316 

416.851 

132,129 

58,770 


11,380 

17,360 

2;  631 

14,508 


Qross  in- 
come 


1,945,881 


370^740 

246^848 
180^016 


213,068 

189^719 

8,992 

28,794 

7,478,478 


8,906^806 
1,727,167 
646^626 

788,871 


4,258 

3,440 

6,804 
58.614 


380^830 

194,284 

157,168 
8,948,986 


2;  707 

6,408 

1,161 

651 

34,187 
106 
687 


Defflctt 


208,127 
157,647 
136,443 
654,066 

643,110 

5.691 

596,154 


180^174 


28,911 

22;  253 
15,206 


28,868 

1^920 

1,357 

2;  130 


139;  693 

106,671 

21«964 

108,778 


42,750 

31,888 

29;  489 
588.088 


81,909 
33;  072 
16,012 
15,969 

225,188 

1,112 

90;  725 


Source:  Statistics  of  Income.  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  laternal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department, 


No.  204.— ASSETS  AND  LIABILITIES  OF  COBPOBATIONS :  As  of  Decembeb 
31,  1926,  OR  AT  Close  of  Fiscal  Year  Nearest  Thereto 

Note  .—All  flgarea  in  miDioBa  and  tentlis  of  milliona  of  doUara.    Data  are  for  350,440  corporations  submitting 
ba^oe  sheets  with  income  tax  returns  out  of  a  total  of  455,320  filing  returns 


Item 


I    Total  1 


AsseU.totaL 

Cash  (in  till  and  deposits  in  banks) 

Notes  receivable 

Aocoonts  receivable  (less  reserve  for  bad 

debts) 

InventM-y 

Tax-eiempt  investments 

Real  estate,  buildings,  and  equipment 

(leas  depreciation) 

Miscellaneous » 

ihilirtna.  loCaL 

Notes  payable 

Accounts  payable 

Bonded  debt  and  morlgages 

MiscellaneodS  > 

Capital  stock 

Preferred — 

Common 

Surplma 

LiM»4fMi 

Netsorplm. 

For  footnotes,  see  floDoiving  page. 


250. 178. 6 


16,801.5 
6,725.3 

16,826.3 

20,939.0 

8,(i»4.4 

97.523.5 
82.668.6 

860,178.6 


13.204.4 
10;  837. 5 
21.801.0 
85,075.7 

84,662L8 
17. 146. 1 
67,510.6 

59.  IBJ^  4 

4,SS7.1 

34,507.3 


Agri- 
culture 


8.050.0 


47.4 
7a  3 

12L9 

117.6 

16.2 

1,242.4 
434.2 

8.050.0 


29L5 
115.2 
114.2 
247.4 

1,071.4 

97.1 

974.3 

565.8 
IBS.  6 
2ia3 


Mining 
and 

quarry- 
ing 


18, 178. 1 


400.0 
152.1 

6ia5 
635.7 
298.7 

7,967.6 
2;  098.6 

18,178.1 


442.8 

459.3 

1,008.0 

1,909.9 

6,714.4 

53&0 

6,176.4 

i,lU,$ 

817.  S 

1,637.7 


Manufacturing 


Total 


Food, 
etc 


I 


Textiles 


64,787.8     8,888.6  I    6,860.0 


3.527.7 
1,689.2 

6,877.5 

12,284.0 

1,82L6 

26,618.7 
11,90&5 

64,787.8 


4.024.3 
3,192.1 
4,339.8 
^897.5 

31,411.6 

7,43L3 

23,98Ql3 

16, 189.  ^ 

Usn.B 

14,861.9 


453.6 
128.7 

869.2 

1,708.5 

167.7 

3.321.8 
2.234.0 

8.888.6 


703.7 

388.7 

72L9 

1,01L6 

4,467.8 
1,274.7 
8,193.0 

/,  785.0 

196.1 

1,589.9 


376.3 
7&9 

979.6 

1,76L7 

15&8 

2,26817 
642.1 

6,960.0 


623.9 
454.4 
193.6 
50L3 

3,179.3 

79&2 

2;38L1 

UW.l 

20s,e 

1,217.6 


198 


CORPORATION   BALANCE   SHEET   ITBMS 


No.  204. — Assets  and  Liabilities  of  Cobporations  :  As  of  Deoembbr  31, 
1926,  OR  at  Close  of, Fiscal  Year  Nearest  Thereto — Continued 


Manufacturing— Continued 

Item 

Leather 

and 
ivoducts 

Rubber 

and 
rubber 
goods 

Lumber 

and 

wood 

ivoducts 

Paper, 
pulp,  and 
ivoducts 

Printing 
and  pub- 
lishing 

Chemi- 
cals and 

aUied 
products 

Stone, 
day,  and 

glass 
products 

A>«fU(Mftl                           .  

i,ne.5 

1,878.4 

4,088.8 

8,097.4 

8,888.6 

18,867.7 

8,837.8 

Cash  (in  till  and  deposits  In 

76.2 
19.9 

241.9 

398.0 

22.9 

295.7 
171.9 

i,ne.5 

67.4 
15.6 

2018 

341.9 

11.5 

661.5 
183.7 

1,376.4 

142.4 

126.7 

482.8 

770.0 

76.0 

1,863.9 
571.6 

4,088.3 

84.5 
3a6 

227.8 

297.9 

38.9 

999.3 
418.4 

8.097.4 

120.1 
46.3 

325.6 

2015 

85.8 

781.8 
819.6 

8,888.6 

492.3 
29a7 

772.3 

1,846.5 

282.3 

5, 37a  6 
3,203.0 

18,287.7 

107.8 

Notes  receivable 

38.5 

Accounts  receivable  Gess  re- 
serve for  bad  debts) 

Inventory ......   . . 

211.2 
311.5 

Tax-exempt  investments 

Real  estate,  buildings,  and 
equipment   Oess  deprecia- 
tion)  

86.2 
1, 157. 3 

MisAellanifK>u^                .   , 

324.7 

Liabilitiitff,  toUl 

8,837.8 

Notes  payable 

120.6 
Ra7 
17.9 

131.8 

709.8 
219.2 
49a  6 

ii6.7 

68.9 

167.8 

60.8 

97.8 

24a2 

124.8 

665.4 
278.9 
386w5 

tl8.9 

SI.  6 

187.4 

440.9 
251.1 
189.9 
461.6 

1,663.0 

286.5 

1,377.6 

US.  6 
1,046.7 

93.9 

95.9 

263.0 

210.7 

98a2 
223.3 
766.9 

488.9 

U.t 

463w7 

182.5 
167.8 
1716 
350.4 

939.9 
183.6 
766.4 

657.  f 
67.7 

390.8 

488.7 

800.2 

1,487.0 

6,323.1 

1,131.7 
5, 191. 6 

»f994.4 

167.6 

2,766.9 

107.4 

Accounts  payable. 

9ao 

Bonded  debt  and  mortgages.. 
Miscellaneous ,   .... 

99.0 
267.6 

Capital  stock 

1, 165. 7 

Preferred 

258w7 

Common 

907.1 

Surpltu , 

66t.t 

Less  deficit 

45.6 

Net  surplus 

516.5 

Item 


total 

Cash  (in  till  and  deposits  in 
banks) 

Notes  receivable 

Accounts  receivable  Gess  re- 
serve for  bad  debts) 

Inventory 

Tax-exempt  investments 

Real  estate,  buildings,  and 
equipment  Gess  deprecia- 
tion)  

Miscellaneous 

Liabilities,  total 

Notes  payable 

Accounts  payable 

Bonded  debt  and  mortgages. 
Miscellaneous 

Capital  stock 

Preferred 

Conunon 

Surplus 

Lu$  defieU 

Net  surplus 


Manutacturing— 
Continued 


Metals 

and 
products 


81,888.6 


1,478.5 
82L9 

2;  123. 3 

4,06a8 

802.0 


9,1617 
2,79L3 

81,888.6 


An 

other 


8,788.6 


1,102.2 

916.3 

1,677.9 

1.971.5 

9.939.5 
2,476.1 
7,463.4 

6,089.4 

S74.A 

5,715.1 


129.8 
914 

439.1 

502.6 

91.1 


863.3 
548.8 

8,788.8 


197.5 
161.7 
101.5 
289.5 

1,377.7 

301.6 

1,076.1 

666.0 

96.  S 

63a7 


Con- 
struc- 
tion 


8,868.1 


213.3 
98.8 

569.6 

273.4 

47.8 


663.9 
50L3 

8,888.1 


290.6 
854.4 
232.7 
5215 

688.6 

816 

5610 

401.9 

84.6 

817.3 


Transpor- 
tation 
and 
other 
public 
ntiUties 


87,848.4 


1,857.6 
297.2 

1,231.1 
941.9 
286.4 


40,098.8 
12,433.4 

87,846.4 


1, 139. 4 

1,197.7 

9,931.5 

18,466.9 

20;  466.1 

4,854.8 

15,611.3 

6,690.4 

646.6 

6,0418 


Trade 


19,140.8 


1,163.5 
836.3 

4,797.2 

6,668.6 

366.8 


4. 079.  5 
2,339.4 

19, 140. 3 


2,6714 

2,422.2 

583.6 

l,60a8 

8.557.7 
1,721.5 
6,836.1 

4,09i.9 
69Li 


PabUc 
service 


4,878.8 


300.0 
93.6 

290.6 

183.6 

42.1 


2,782.8 
1,18a  2 

4.879.8 


622.6 
29&2 
841.7 
66L6 

1,963.3 

446.8 

1,616.4 

797.8 
19i.» 
605.6 


Finance — 
l>anking, 

insur- 
ance, etc. 


87,458.8 


9, 776. 8 
3, 478. 5 

2,311.8 

923.6 

6, 823.  4 


13, 428.  7 
61,  709. 5 

87,489.8 


3.9U0.3 

2,781.7 

4, 740.  0 

64,861.8 

13.  7:?2  6 

1,  U-Vi.  6 

11,777.0 

8, 199. » 

709.4 

7.435.8 


1  Includes  nominal  concerns,  nAtore  of  business  not  fflven,  not  shown  separately. 

I  Includes  the  following  items:  Investments  in  afllliated  comptmies;  stocks  and  bonds  other  than  tax- 
exempt  obligations:  loans,  mortguns,  etc.;  patents,  good  wUl,  formulas,  trade-marks,  etc. 

'Includes the foliowlnc items:  Reserves;  aoomed expenses;  muMlJusted credits;  deposits  (time, saving, 
demand,  etc.)  reported  by  banks;  reserves,  other  funds,  capital  stock,  and  surplas  for  lif^  insurance 
companies. 

Source:  Statistics  of  Inoome,  Report  of  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department. 


INCOME  TAXES 


199 


No.  206. — ^PBBSOHAL  IHGOMS  TAX  RBTUEVS:  Analysis 
Non.— An  waamf  flffuw,  vgmpi  m  iftdieatod,  in  millfeM  of  doIUn.    See  headnoto,  TablB  194 


TbCil  inooBe. 


WasM  and  aalaiiee 

BOSiXMBS 

Partnenhipai 

Profits  from  sales  of  real  estate, 

stocks,  bonds,  etc 

Rents  and  royalties 

Interest  and  mvestment  Income  i . 

Items  exempt  from  normal  tax 

DiYidendaL. 

Interest  <hi  Gov't  obligations.. 

Capital  net  gain  from  sale  of 

assets  beld  over  2  years. 


General  dedactions,  inchxding  oontri- 

bations,  etc 

Net  income 

Net  loss  lor  iNri(«  year 

Exemptions  from  normal  tax 

Personal  exemption  and  credit  for 

dependents 

Above  items  exempt  from  normal 

tax- 

Less  exemptions  in  excess  of  net 

income 

Net  exemptions 


Vet  income  sabject  to  nomial  tax. 

Normal  tax 

Surtax 

Net  tax  on  capital  net  gain  from  sale 

of  assets  beld  over  2  years  > 

Less  t8x  credit  of  25  per  cent  on 
earned  net  income 


Number  of  letoms  (tboosands) 

Average  net  income  per  return. 

Average  tax  per  retom 

Averages  per  aq>ita  of  total  popula- 
tion: 

Net  income  returned 

Tax 


Iflf 


21,488 

ia756 
3,878 
1,831 

WW 

1,010 
1,437 
2,617 
2,454 
63 


2,578 
19,860 


11,941 

9,424 

2,517 

449 
11,403 

8,887 

468 
802 


1,270 


5^333 

ISL734 

8238 


1187 
IlLQS 


irn 


28,691 

15^270 
3,208 
1,701 

1,021 
1,047 
1,648 
2;  797 
2,736 
62 


2;  955 
23,736 


15,632 

12;  835 

2;  797 

702 
14,930 

8,806 

478 
507 


1,076 


7,260 
$3,260 

1148 


$224 

$iai4 


1021 


28,828 

13,813 
2,366 
1,341 

463 

1,178 
1,643 
2,524 
2,477 
47 


3,752 
10,577 


16,716 

14,102 

2,524 

2;  714 
14,002 

5,676 

306 
411 


710 


6,662 
$^999 

$108 


$185 
$&79 


1122 


94,878 

13,694 
a;  840 
1,«Z7 

*742 
1,225 
1,997 
2,948 
2,664 
34 

249 


3,536 

21,336 

45 

17,649 

14,702 

2,947 

2,740 
14,009 

6,888 

355 
475 

31 


861 


6,787 

$3,148 

$127 


$105 
$7.86 


28,248 

14,195 
4,723 
1,676 

S863 
1,814 
2,507 
3,469 
8,120 
44 

305 

4,470 

2i777 

34 

20^743 

17,275 

8,409 

2;  862 

17,881 

6,868 

284 
349 

20 


7,696 

$3,210 

$86 


$223 
$5l06 


28,679 

13,618 
4,755 
1,810 

>  1,125 
2,010 
2;  501 
3,670 
3,251 
30 

380 

3,023 

25^656 

30 

191000 

16,320 

3,670 

2;  375 
17,624 

8,008 

258 
438 

30 

31 
704 


7,370 

$3,481 

$96 


$228 
$6l27 


26,172 

0^742 
3,688 
1,827 

>  1,002 
1,471 
2,120 
4,481 
3,465 
26 

040 

3,377 

21,805 

32 

16,658 

12,228 

4,430 

1,508 
15,163 

6,711 

216 
433 

110 

25 
786 


4,171 

$5,240 

$176 


$180 
$6.35 


26,417 

0^094 
3,578 
1,738 

>1,466 
1,451 
2;  270 
4,062 
4,013 
37 

018 

3,489 

21,060 

27 

17,066 

12;  124 

4^008 

1.828 


201 
448 

lOB 


>138 
$5,306 

$177 


$186 
$&23 


1  Income  from  fiduciaries  induded  with  partnerships  in  1010  to  1021;  other  years,  with  interest  and 
investment  income. 

>  Exclusive  of  capital  net  gain  from  sales  of  assets  held  over  2  years. 

>  Tax  (12^  pet  cent)  on  capital  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  for  more  than  2  years,  less  tax  credit 
of  12>i  per  cent  on  capital  net  loss  on  such  sales. 

No.  206.— PEB80NAI  INCOME  TAX  BETURNS :  <  Bt  Family  Relationship 


HombOT  of  returns. 


re- 


Joint  returns  > 

Wives   making  separate 

turns  from  husbands 

Men — Heads  of  families 

Women — Heads  of  bmiilies 

All  other— Men 

All  other— Women 

Community  property  income.. 

Vet  income  (1,000  dollars)... 

Joint  returns* 

Wives   making  separate  re- 
turns from  husbands 

Men— -Heads  of  iamilies 

Women— Heads  of  families 

All  other— Men 

AH  other— Women 

Community  property  income- 


mi 


6,668,176 

3,477,502 

80,634 

401,662 

116,356 

1,045,000 

606,829 

24,094 

19,677,218 
12,448»419 

486,170 
1,066,637 

309,461 
3,786.543 
1,302,396 

175,684 


1922 


6,787,481 
3,566,302 

101,310 
302,356 
135,020 
1,823,525 
740,500 
27,540 

21,886,218 
13,673»814 

638,862 
1, 091, 277 

361, 518 
3,758,060 
1,603,504 

206,180 


7,608,821 
4,505,729 

170,573 
413,682 
157,660 
1,607,031 
718,060 
35,557 

94,777,466 

16^711,847 

847, 110 
1,  lOa  175 

448,887 
3,628,421 
1,668,707 

262,319 


1924 


7.360,788 
3,901,551 

173,225 
394,201 
153,279 
1,866,258 
773,314 
18,900 

26,966,163 

16^606,378 

955,000 
1,227,022 

445,185 
4,223,407 
1,883,767 

226»314 


1926 


4,171,051 
2,074,840 

120,358 
274,130 

06^562 

1,103,370 

302,186 

10,578 

21,80i676 
13,772,706 

1,003,021 
1,103,331 

406,668 
3,716,460 
1,640,291 

261,210 


1926 


4,188,098 
2,017,182 

113,650 
268,090 
100^284 
1,146,871 
449,727 
42;  388 

81,968,606 
13,666^920 

1,110^206 
1,102;  108 

436^422 
3, 630;  034 
1,760;  000 

363,022 


>  See  headnote.  Table  104. 
*  Joint  rrtums  tA  husbands  and  wives 
wttb  tlMm,  file  s^Miate  returns. 

8oaree  of  Tables  205  and  200 


Also  includes  returns  of  husbands  whose  wives,  though  living 
Statistics  of  income.  Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenna. 


200 


INCOBfB   TAXES 


Ho.  207.— PXB80HAL  IHCOMS  TAX  BBTUBBS:  Bt  Inoomb  CLAfisss 

NoTK.— flee  beadnote.  Table  194.  ThenetiiwwiehereBhoiwntogobiecitodedoctkttofeiamptiopatogi 

net  income  sobject  to  tax,  see  Tables  206  and  308 


Income  class  (net 
income) 

itxo 

Utt 

mi 

1818 

1884 

1181 

1181 

Hnmber  of  reknrna^ 

7,96$,  M4 

6,e88,17« 

6,787,481 

7,888,881 

7,888,788 

4,171,051 

4,188,098 

Under  $1.000..... 

401,840 

2;  44a  544 

2, 222;  031 

1,072,146 

853,247 

132^344 

28,946 

8»717 

1,367 

730 

163 

63 

21 

402;  076 
2;  471, 181 

2;i3B;8Q8 

1,190;  116 

891,373 

161,329 

36,478 

13,000 

2,171 

1,323 

309 

161 

67 

868,602 

2;  623, 160 

2,472,641 

1,719.625 

887,842 

170,006 

39,832 

12,452 

2;  339 

1,301 

327 

141 

74 

844,876 

2;  413, 881 

3,112^993 

1,800,900 

437.330 

101,316 

47,061 

15,816 

3,066 

1,876 

457 

242 

75 

96,178 

1,071,992 

842;  628 

1,837,683 

603,662 

236»779 

60,721 

30,958 

4,759 

3,223 

892 

479 

207 

119,513 

$1,000  to  feooo 

$2,000  to  $3,000. 

$3,000  to  $5,000 

$6,000  to  $10,000 

$10,000  to  $26,000.... 

$25,000  to  $60,000.... 
$60,000  to  $100,000... 
$100,000  to  $150,000.. 
$160,000  to  $300,000.. 
$300,000  to  $600,000.. 
$600,000  to  $l,CiOO,000 
$1,000,000  and  over  . 

2;  671, 060 

2;  660, 316 

1,337,116 

466,442 

171,830 

38,648 

12,093 

2,191 

1,063 

239 

123 

33 

1,045,519 
837,792 

1,34a  400 
560.549 
246,730 

67,487 

20;  520 

4,724 

3,267 

892 

40H 

231 

In  thousands  of  dollars 

Het  income 

$S,7S6,eS9 

l$,6n,21S 

81,386,213 

84,777,486 

85,666,168 

81,88i578 

81, 958, 606 

Under  $1.000 

313,860 
3,62^762 
6,326.931 
4.064,891 
2;  378, 759 
1,958,156 

979,629 

582,230 

163.621 

145,048 

01,343 

42,780 

49,411 

247,564 
3,630,671 
5,153,497 
4.500,558 
2,641.906 
2;  255, 872 

1,208.274 
805,224 
260,204 
266,814 
116, 672 
107,671 
141, 387 

352,513 
3,693,043 
6,073,444 
6,409,195 
2,653.026 
2,538,079 

1,350,680 
833,898 
2H0;666 
260,684 
124,569 
95,107 
162,072 

235,452 
3,564,474 
5,277,147 
a827,024 
2,991.188 
2,856^397 

1,509,848 
1,066,784 
377,645 
374,609 
171,349 
168, 4«2 
155,974 

68,306 
1,774,601 
2,047,970 
6,236,003 
3,463,852 
3,544,898, 

2,082,239 
1,418,948 
672,860 
655,300 
33^774 
327.368 
422,457 

67,238 

$1,000  to  ^,000 

$2,000  to  $3,000 

feOOO  to  $6,000 

$6,000  to  $10,000 

$10,000  to  $25,000.... 

$25,000  to  $50,000.... 
$60,000  to  $100,000..  . 
$100,000  to  $160,000.. 
$160,000  to  $300,000.. 
t§00,000  to  $600,000.. 
pOO,000  to  $1,000,000 
$1,000,000  and  over . 

4,050,007 
6,184.613 
5,039,607 
3,068,331 
2,647,906 

1,307,785 

810,386 

265,612 

216,139 

89,314 

79,963 

77.078 

1, 747, 917 
2,042,903 
4, 872,  789 
3, 838, 954 
.   3,660,623 

1,954.653 
1,389,339 
670,189 
661, 412 
34a  214 
317, 881 
494,394 

Tax  yield    (normal 
anaaortaz)  > 

1,075.064 

719.887 

861.067 

881,886 

704,865 

784.665 

782,471 

Under  $1,000 

174 
29.161 
20,712 
42,744 
68,871 
126,886 

112,910 
115,712 
62,330 
61,496 
31,860 
26,112 
31,420 

247 
27,081 
20,730 
47,633 
70;  388 
123,576 

125,097 
144,093 
71,337 
96,810 
43,488 
38,569 
49, 618 

317 
18,253 
16,606 
46,048 
64,076 
103,109 

103,601 
108,879 
55,719 
62,104 
31,660 
35,498 
36,788 

146 
ia432 
10,207 
26,866 
28,828 
78,069 

109,360 
136,636 
76,678 
92,481 
45,771 
42,585 
47,207 

60 

1,704 

3,809 

8,326 

19,149 

74,173 

120,680 
147,843 
79,472 
103,069 
55,722 
53,674 
6G,8f>7 

56 

$1,000  to  $2,000 

$2,000  to  $3,000 

$3,000  to  $5,000 

$6,000  to  $10,000 

$10,000  to  $25,000.... 

$26,000  to  $60,000.... 
$60,000  to  $100.000... 
$100,000  to  $150.000.. 
$160,000  to  $300,000.. 
$300,000  to  $500,000.. 
$600,000  to  $1,000,000 
$1,000,000  and  over  . 

36,800 
45,508 
a3,496 
97,886 
172,259 

164,265 
163.718 
80,688 
92,604 
47,043 
4^641 
49,185 

1,  701 

4,217 

7,245 

3a  272 

72,465 

112,797 
140,947 
77,U00 
103.997 
65,256 
63,005 
81.Kt« 

ATerage  tax  rate  on 
net  income,   per 
cent. 

4.63 

S.«7 

4.04 

8.87 

8.74 

3.36 

3.34 

Under  $1.000 

.08 

.81 

.80 

1.06 

2L90 

6.48 

11.63 
19.87 
32L00 
4214 
61.94 
6&70 
63.60 

.10 

.76 

.40 

LOO 

2.66 

&48 

ia40 
17.89 
37.42 
37.03 
37.27 
36. 81 
35.03 

.13 
.49 
.27 
.71 
2L04 
4.06 

7.67 
13.06 
19L86 
23.83 
3&43 
3&81 
83.63 

.06 
.29 
.19 
.39 
.96 
2i73 

6.84 
12.81 
2a  04 
34.69 
36l73 
36l87 
3a37 

.12 
.10 
.19 
.16 
.56 
2.09 

6.94 
ia42 
13.87 
16l73 
16.40 
16i89 
15.83 

.08 

$1,000  to  $2,000 

$2,000  to  $3,000 

$3,000  to  $5.000 

$6,000  to  $10,000 

$10,000  to  $25,000.... 

$26,000  to  $50.000.... 
$60,000  to  $100.000... 
$100,000  to  $160.000.. 
$160,000  to  $300.000.. 
$900,000  to  $500,000.. 
|800,000  to  $1,000,000 
$1,000,000  and  over  . 

.91 

.74 

1.66 

3.19 

6.76 

11.80 
2a  20 
32L61 
43.04 
62.67 
67.  OB 
63.81 

.10 
.21 

.15 

.  r.2 

1.98 
6.77 

iai4 

13.66 
16.72 

ia24 

1(188 
16.56 

1  BefdnninK  1922,  inclndes  tax  on  capital  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  man  than  two  years  less  tax 
cradit  on  capital  Let  loss  in  1924, 1925,  and  1936. 

Source:  Statistics  of  Income,  Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal  Rerenue,  Tnasm-y  Department! 


IKCOME   TAXES 


201 


INCOMB  TAXKB 


Noii.-( 

or  total  mcome  and  llemi  eampt  (rotn  nonni!  toi «»  Table  208 

hiaiaias 

iDFome  Irom  propBrly 

lQ(»mBCl«B{Qel 

™rle» 

BmsiDua 

^^" 

Profits 

real  08- 
cuiitlu. 

Rents 
andnir- 
&ltlu 

dBDita 

IntPwsl 
icveat- 

Gov" 

l,Mt,llB|s,eTl,BH 

1.  TSi.  981 

1.37*.  942 

1.(90,700 

4,  oil,  900 

Undrr  (1.000  tr™* 

Dnder  (1.000  laiwl 

(1.000  to  d.OOOtTHt 

(1.000  to  (2,000  tBIed.... 

(2,000(0  (3,000  iree' 

(2.0001O  (3,000  tniwl.... 

(3.000  to  W.OOO  fr-«  ' 

(3,DC«  to  (4,000  UiDd.... 

(1.000  to  (^000(ree■.___. 
(4,000to(.'>.000taied.... 

(S.OOO  to  (6,000  fie«< 

(S.oooio«i,ooot»njd.... 

(6.000IO  (10.(100  frw'.... 
(a.ODOlu  (10.000  laied... 
(10.00010(25,000 

(as.000  to  (50,000  _ 

(00.00010(100.000 

(100,00010(1.10,000  .. 

il»^tO(300:0U0 

1,089,  1» 
4X5.527 

li.m 

618.410 

1.270;  2M 
1.408,252 

MO.  883 

284,315 

IB.  248 

6B,3M 
S8fi 

312;  831 

145,849 
142,841 

388^297 
20,071 
161.172 
11,849 

is 

1431 

5,351 
128 

li 

«,8M 
50,449 

47,883 
112,509 
8,IM 

274,000 
SHIW9 

HI.  SOI 

153,043 

34,702 
22.0;0 
14.  MS 

4,1'ia 

32,787 

SI  870 
73,1% 

ffii 

104,510 

as 

204.070 
143. 4M 
134.784 
283.040 

31,  M4 
2.124 

9b!531i 
102,030 

Be,2«l 

1 

17«;i21 
317.008 

II 

4,'«28 

34.225 

11 

3«;73fi 
108.880 

11 

204,285 
S1^44a 

688,  MM 
678,784 
271,148 
301,487 
150,082 

km:  733 

17,450 
6,«78 

lass 

ii*,i8« 

II 
III 

460,408 

I80|b24 

13!40g 
2I.!I.',9 

ao82 

14.118 

oisos 

Fer  MDt  or  loM  Incoine  0I  olasa  dnrlved  Itdoi  each  •onru 

MtT 

14.04 

01 

8.19 

..™|     ,.,. 

l« 

DnaMd^laiBd 

(1,000  to  K,0D01n)e> 

(1.000  (o(2,0a0Uud.... 
(2.000  W  (3.000 1™' 

(1,000  to  S3.000  toted. .. . 
t!.uaoto(4.ciuofiTe<.... 
(i000to(4.0U0luiud.... 

U.0O0l(iffi.an(raa< 

(t.OOOtoU.OflOtaud.... 

(Bi»oto(«oooft». 

(Mcu  10(0.000  land.... 
•1.000  M  (10.000  fns  >... . 

{2s.oaa  la  (90,000  

(60.00010(100,000 

(i.ooo,ooo°Bn'dove™:;;: 

UTS 

SIS 

45.28 

50.04 
48.03 
S2  53 
4e.M 

ss 

32.04 

i 

.00 

eL20 

28.  OS 

22:  S9 

£S 

19.81 

If 

170 
3.25 

101 

ti 

1.10 
4,25 

0,38 
4.00 
8.10 

S 

O.JS 

II 

is.-a 

186 

2. 27 
6.91 
1.18 

i 

8.38 

is 

26.71 

30.80 
37.01 

siso 
fl.ll 

8,08 

R.B3 

3.43 
282 

3.71 
.98 

Is 
|i 

68.28 

0.87 

2S.36 
30.  IS 

4a  08 

30.49 

38.7V 
42.54 

t.37 
0.10 
A.  22 

10  32 

sS 

»!41 

10:02 

a.  08 

:3o 

<  Include*  capital  net  iiId  bum  Ml*  of  ai 
■ubkwt  to  B  undal  tax.    (3«  Tabia  W.) 
I  Indudiuc  OdDdarr  Inooma. 
■  II  Dot  itMIt  eumpt  from  tai. 
•  SpKlOo  eiemptlona  aiCMd  nat  tuooiiM. 
Soorca:  Statbtlca  of  iBoonw,  Report  of  tba 


CommlMlanar  of  Intanul  Saramw,  Traunr;  DfjiannirDt. 


mCOMB  TAXES 


203 


Vo.  210. — FIR80VAL  nfCOMS  TAX  BBTT7BN8:  Income  Distributed 

SouBCBs,  BT  States  and  Territories  1926 

[An  flfims  in  thonsuida  of  doUan] 


BT 


State  or  TailUay 


TbtaL 

AJuhwiif 

Arizona 

ArtaiMWi 

California 

Coiarado 

Connectfcut 

Delaware 

Dist.  of  Cohimbia 

Flflnda. 

Oeofipa — 

Hawaii 

Idalio 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Kentiifky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Mao'i&nd 

MassacboseCts. 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Missicsipfii 

MisaourL 

Montana 

Nebraslca 

Nevada 

New  Hampshire.. 
New  Jersey 

New  Mezieo 

New  York 

North  Carolina... 
North  Dakota.... 
Ohio 

Oklahoma 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode  Island 

Sooth  CaroliDa... 

Booth  DakoU 

Texas 

Utah 

Vermont 

Virginia 

Washington' 

West  Vttginia 

Wisconsin 

WycHnlng 


t5,447,436'«,994.315 


Total 
income 


From  personal  industry  and  bosiness 


From  iMx>perty 


Wages 

and 
salaries 


Bosi- 


Part- 
ner- 
ships 


Profits 

from 
sale  of 

real 
estate, 
secmi- 

ties, 

etc.! 


Rents 
and 

royal* 
ties 


S.  572. 8961, 738, 561 8,  S78. 543  1, 450, 760 


Divi- 
dends 


4.011,660 


Interest 

and 
InTcst- 

ment 
in- 
come' 


Inter- 
est on 
Gov- 


ment 
obliga- 
tions* 


9«  966, 970 


164,315 

48,303 

103.176 

1,812,566 

180^881 

486,216 
81,642' 
228,404 
470,047' 
212,092| 

50^0781 

47,097 

3^324,472 

305,507 

240,202 

170,437 
197,183 
821,811 
12^2Q2 
417,246 

1,326^364 
1,034,820 

837,827 
84,011 

508,793 


60,883 

155,805 

18,755i 

75.G92I 

1,153,350 


60,330 
20,402 
38,041 
621,021 
60,306 

167,978 
22,404 
107,733 
150,614 
100,836 

22,746 

18,318 

069,315 

166.520 

07,255 

54,971 
80,913 
88,040 
38,055 
175,213 

514, 166 
423.683 
141,  M2 
31.551 
268,382 

31,588 

57, 317 

8,721 

26,800 

491,  758 


29,302   11,327 

6, 599, 994:2,114. 232 

193. 773   86. 029 

42. 704  15. 445 
1, 342, 088  587, 832: 


277.575 

161,061 

2,49S,3»t 

176,791 

60,298 

45,750 

200,788 

658.718 

63,065 

48,057 

210,904 
283,370 
168,449 
470.853 
37,246 


79,912 
65,231 
968,^11 
69.103 
31,756 

18,109 
86,404 
225,010 
30,070 
16,521 

89,476 
132,  Ml 

73,274 
201.382 

16,770 


23,496 
10,256 
20,131 
286,906 
33,668 

63,063 
7,009 
27,117 
62,054 
29,801 

15,378 

330,579 

64,130 

51,480 

50,877 
20,006 
32,197 
22,474 
45,028 

174,053 

156,503 

53,505 

18.871 

74,816 

16,631 

38,750 

4,176 

13,710 

142, 013 

7,712 

657,889 

31.768 

13, 815 

200,032 

52,245 
32,194 
351. 450 
19.760 
11,882 

13,821 

27,702 

129, 187 

11, 182 

8,334 

27,407 
52,538 
25.350 
75.906 
9,163 


17,845 

3,604 

11,544 

106,494 

13,706 

21,741 

2,665 

0,434 

36,361 

17,824 

1,351 

4,321 

145.812 

30,630 

20,346 

10,127 
13,377 
19,283 
5,758 
20,664 

79,640 
5a  876 
22,082 
9.136 
32,619 

5.932 

10, 310 

1,633 

3,665 

62,961 

2.402 

501,326 

10,055 

4,189 
73,527 

27,405; 

11.924 

143, 316 

7,895 

5,177 


4,013 

18,770, 

63,052' 

3.936 

3,127 


14,741 
16.241 
11,003 
25.937; 
2,795 


12,549 

2,561 

3,850 

196,840 

11,528 

47,702 
11,373, 
16,422 
101,923 
10,821 

4,510 

1,148 

201,418 

35,967 

8,761 

6,360 
14,834 
14,068 
12,973 
32,836 

113,863 
106.831 

16,130 
5,018 

39,847 

1,779 

^187 

868 

5,397 

115,272 

1,494 

647,707 

14,138 

882| 

100,019! 

24,869^ 
9,  717 


263,311 
14, 185; 
2,455 

947 

12,436 

52.274 

1,874 

2;  745 

14,474 
13,507 
10,210 
28,000 
579 


12,210 

3,118 

11,319 

174,579 

13,972 

2^209 
2,516 
12;  060 
33,586 
14,673 

2;  587 

2,569 

166,653 

28,021 

14,655 

28,133 
ia720 
17,948 
4,721 
18,488 

42,125 
59.098 
17,488 
6,296 
37,928 

3,731 

13,136 

772 

3,378 
48,806 

2,000 

185,479 

12,927 

2,207 

76,621 

38,437 

11.060 

118,616 

7,672 

4,193 

2,872 

13,694 

80,994 

2,523 

1,743 

12,825 
1^847 
10,660 
21,690 
2,097 


14,918 
4,334 

lasoo 

348,429 
27,043 

114,167 
29,861 
29,475 
62,220 
26,237 

11,(^5 

2;  875 

813.606 

63,838 

29,634 

15,663 
83,606 
29,874 
23,770 
71, 140 

273,327 
150,846 

55,887 
6,768' 

07,106 

5,242 
13,796 

1,6171 

15,878 

178,204 


1,992' 

1,019.252; 

30,437; 

2.189! 

238,947 

27,066 

15,317 

412,882 

38,618 

7,427 

2,327 

28,242 

60^746 

8,934 

9,479 

35,260 
27,625 
80,197 
63,279 
2,817 


13,789 

8,996 

7,880 

174,003 

20,334 

48.636 
5,716 
25.752 
41,829) 
12,782 


3,768 

8,864 

185,749 

15.485 

27,011 

13,289 
14,063 
20.010! 
17. 249, 
53,1131 


126,145 

76,725 

30,690 

6,272 

46,748 

4.906 

1^201 

1,060 

6,747 

113,193 

2,361 

664,103 

8,1811 

4.065 

61.  9<j8. 

27.313' 

15.391 

236.591 

19. 212 

0,01 1 

I 

3,617 
13,349; 
56,6191 

4,454' 
6,050 

16.358 
23.683 

7,332 
53,461 

2,981 


86.788 


167 

81 

108 

1,308 

822 

740 
00 
413 
460 
110 

34 

38 

2;2S1 

886 

150 

167 
563 
363 
208 
756 

2;  146 

1,257 

498 

60 

1,847 

78 

101 

8 

116 

1,143 

18 

10,006 

238 

23 

3,112 

327 

217 

3.882 

347 

31 

53 
191 
806 

98 
50 

362 
299 
422 
280 
43 


1  Indodes  capital  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  more  than  two  years  exempt  from  normal  tax  bat 
snMect  to  spedal  tax. 
I  indoding  fldndary  income. 
*  If  not  wfioOy  exempt  from  tax. 
•InrtiKlm 


:  Statistks  <rf  Income,  Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department. 


204 


INCOHB  TAXES 


No.  211.— PBB80HAL  INCOME  TAX  BBTTTRNS: 

Non.--8M  headnote  Table  104.    The  net  inoome  here  shown  is  subject  to 


State  or  Terri- 
tory 


ToUl. 


Alabama.. 

Alaska 

Ariiona... 
Arkansas.. 
California. 


Colorado 

ConDActicot. 
Delaw:«re._. 
Dist.  of  Col. 
Florida 


Qeorgia. 
Hawaii.. 
Idaho... 
Illinois.. 
Indiana. 


Iowa 

Kansas.. 

Kentucky. 
Louisiana. 
Maine 


Number  of  returns 


mi 


e,6es,i7« 


Maryland 

Massachusetts 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Mississippi 

Missouri 

Montana. 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

New  liampehire 

New  Jersey. .  -  . 
New  Moxioo. . . 

New  York 

North  Carolina - 
North  Dakota. . 

Ohio 

Oklahoma 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania... 
Rhode  Island.. - 

South  Carolina.. 
South  Dakota... 

Tennessee 

Texas 

Utah 


43,009 

<*>  ^ 
18,477 

33,830 

386,062 

00,676 
123,260 
15,880 
80,066 
4^240 

67, 710 

11,481 

22,076 

611,658 

150,300 

111,483 
88.785 
60,406 
67,060 
44,307 

112,963 
388,442 
250,147 
124,501 
25,614 

172, 510 

36,007 

71,853 

0,710 

32;  410 

2fi9,00« 

11.780 

!l,0<i«,fi37 

44, 161 

'   18, 440 

I 

367,006 

CU,  381 

r.2.804 

621, 103 

48,057 

25.160 
21,681 
60,049 
200,188 
26,128 


itn 


e,  797,481 


ins 


7,698,  tSl 


Vermont 

Virginia 

Washington... 
West  Vif^nia. 


17.  746       17, 001 

76, 257       71, 523 

U15.688  ^  123,216 

75,  277       69, 501 

Wisconsin '    148,457     1C0,519| 


Wyoming 22,413 


43.612 

20,070 

32,072 

420,028 

67,463 
128,431 
17, 141 
77,023 
41,531 

60,068 

11,507 

23,360 

614, 440 

153,460 

131, 870 
86.015 
60,666 
66,072 
48,041 

110,806 
307,241 
267, 953 
122,885 
26,807 

173,728 

38,044 

67.503 

0,723 

31,787 

301,834 

11,553 

1, 102.  748 

58,000 

18,750 

364,068 
72;  063 
61.879 

587,770 
50,076 

26,830 
21,465 
63,655 
186,865 
27,325 


1894 


18» 


7,868,788 


5L040 

^^ 
22.800 

35,788 

517, 100 

72,366 
140,820 
10,202 
75^706 
40,601 

71,341 

12,421 

25,012 

676,480 

178,881 

135,864 
86,201 
70.001 
67,440 
48,436 

127,770 
415, 100 
350;  072 
134,360 
27,851 

102.282 
42,800 
70,645 
10,467 
36,876 

293,503 
12;  202 


4,171,051 


18M 


i 188, 088 


47,501 

oi 

21,301 

35,484 

511,218 

73,360 
143,406 
18,802 
77,836 
64,806 

62^651 

12;  387 

21,436 

662;  501 

156,645 

110,404 
84,060 
7a;  110 
67,666 
42,254 

126,226 
878,040 
823,733 
128,237 
27,213 

186,784 
44,011 
66,512 
10,664 
31,532 

299,904 
11,595 


1,221,6541,215,640 


68,191 
18,054 

463,017 
70,189 
60,123 

740,478 
66,965 

28,225 
21.028 
00,081 
200,683 
80;  242 


63,864 
10,160 

418,048 
63,857 
66,600 

713,427 
48»702 

28,000 
26,506 
66»061 
102;  736 
28,685 


21,752       20.618 

77,451.      71,507 

1136,057!  1138^161 

89,263'      75.037 

m,050'     170,276 


21.043       23.246       22,047 


21278 

10,104 

20,597 

805,074 

85,808 
74,505 
0;131 
43,293 
76^213 

37, 410 

0,306 

12;  007 

867, 448 

80,300 

50,370 
84.284 
87,315 
40,005 
101444 

66,152 

221,530 

188,600 

71,201 

16,066 

100,050 

101280 

36,661 

6,164 

16,418 

150,874 
7,208 

751,041 
88,740 
11,716 

224,643 
40.825 
82;  642 

876,023 
29;  123 

15,727 
17,066 
84,660 
100;  448 
16,101 

0,660 
87,507 

178,030 
85,810 

110^465 

10,380 


Net  inoome  in  thousands  of 
doUan 


Ifll 


10,6n,8USl,886,8U 


28,540 

<'>  ^ 
10,500 

19,363 

315,344 

35,110 
61,449 
0,301 
40;  024 
56,100 

86,744 

0,146 

11.617 

874,725 

77,126 

40,476 
32,732 
32;  821 
86,006 
10,700 

67,160 

224,042 

176,604 

64,227 

17,106 

00,600 
10,101 
88,582 
4,707 
15,376 

176.320 
0.613 

762,044 

85,332 

0.881 

231,106 
87,407 
80;  065 

807,675 
26,862 

13,800 
12,414 
85,405 
111,488 
13,566 

8,646 

87,?J7 

161,050 

82,644 

00,251 


117, 100 

48,310 

02;  617 

1,168,021 

174, 401 
843,017 
43,677 
248,346 
110,567 

180;  811 

37,840 

40,738 

1,888,020 

406,942 

313,763 
217,237 
18a;274 
107,807 
121,620 

866,001 

1,153,006 

657,780 

840,834 

60;  104 

409;  Oil 
81,626 

170;  006 
22;  456 
82;  863 

856,856 

27,836 

8,617,757 

137,003 

43,033 

1,060,028 
101,816 
15^676 

1,^292 
157,568 

68,256 

47,087 

170;  070 

636,807 

62,713 

47,562 

206,332 

136^110 

207,167 

379;  754 


8,930i        51,062 


1928 


126,006 

48,460 

05,626 

1,367,525 

184,572 
401.720 
53,061 
231,3291 
132;  047 

100,433 

37,123 

51, 167 

1,087,637 

436»366 

350,563 
311.062 
300;  040 
303,665 
139,857 

386,830 

1,237,883 

706,412 

348,741 

76,062 

526,388 
83,004 

177,069 
22^397 
86,577 

1,032,262 
28,983 

4,lia5K9 

171,020 

43,767 

1,138,935 
217,556 
161,226 

^005,570 
171,410 

72,756 

48,050 

100,724 

545,002! 

67,745 

51,653 

207,277 

I30a523 

106,777; 

401,670 

48,827 


ion 


94,777,466 


150.064 

(0 

50,526 

109,794 

1,607,003 

200,573 
473,805 
57, 187 
221,951 
156,500^ 

222,888 

42,8291 

58,393 

2;  272, 960^ 

510,507 

363,242 
215, 347 
214.416 
213,802 
142,064 

401,260 
1, 413, 016i 
1,041,033 

372,3771 
83,404| 

605,  276| 
00,256' 

105, 1531 
25,  712; 

104,852. 

1.06a  741 
32,668 

4,665.31.') 

206,639, 

42.9741 

1, 457.  697 
221.293! 
189, 854  i 

2,478,751' 
214,  750j 

87, 031 ! 

5a  171' 
226,034 
613, 495 

79,043 

64.800 

242,587 

1  351. 985 

26a  343 

547, 010 

57, 37C 


>  Alaska  included  in  State  of  Washingtcm. 


INCOME   TAXES 


205 


Bt  States  and  TBRBiTORixa,  1921  to  1926 

dtdnetinn  of  niMnptkinii  togtr*  net  isoome  sobjeet  to  tax,  aae  Tables  206  and  212. 


Net  infiome  in  thooBMids 
ofdoOan— Contd. 


ItSi 


li^«i^Ulltl,«iff7l!  SM66,M6 


159^919 

58»273 

11Q.2S5 

1,741,064 

908»068 

478^174 

M»180 

2Sa»3U 

aso^OM 
nam 

4e,365 
52;  302 

3;4i3.eos 

4«1,717 

298.734 
20a,OU 
aB8»094 
221,133 
136b  221 


190,90 

40i49e; 

3001354; 
4401932 

177,904 

41,465 

401444 

1,975b  436 

344,207 

19e»736 
141,511 
180^217 
195^585 
97,928 


407,2M  363^486 
1,330^157^  1,133^290 
l,045,85q      9101910 


375,580 
82;  653 

032^533 
107,212 
180;  372 

27,53? 
94,133 


300^945 
73^751 


Tax  yield  in  tboasands  of  doUan 


I 


1981 


719,887  881,057  881,888 


1,177.421 

31.951; 

5b  144, 766^ 
30a889^ 

1,403,749! 
211.272S 
189. 8»l 

a;  548. 133 
191.556 

79.614 

Mb  124 

224,184 

tfsaioo 

82;  068 

«3,631 

231,056 

1393,962 

227,000 

4Mb  660 

eo;752 


130;O25i  136,523 

41,383!  41,717 

84,474.  84.661 

1,400;430:  1,571,674 


154,806 
433.777 
70;  544 
198.066 
322,601 


171, 146 

42,950 

9V,  ado 

1,995,011 

358,625 

208,015 
153,673 
160,101 
185b  479 
107,979 

874,759 

1,147,576 

906b  815 

296,414 

64,860 

512;  801 
50.290 

134,154 
16»796 
66,744 

1,032.297 

24,632 

4,984,020 

153.232 

33,169 

1,146,«)6 
223,087 
135,080 

2;  138. 169 
155.061 

53,060 

38,153 

175, 714 

547,563 

53,832 

42,209 

176,025 

1245,502; 

141. 307' 

407,643 


33,482    31,751 

I        I 


80b  825 
141,878 
19;  661 
70;  118. 

943.673 

23,995 

4.908,229 

161,624 

36,695 

1,141,453 
219;  961 
132,023 

2;  081, 305 
160;  955 

I 

57,662 

53,971: 

168,198 

«Qb320 

61.635 

i 

45.857' 

170;  257- 

1272.545' 

144,777! 

418b  618 


517 

1,866 

36b  438 

3,863 
10;  633 
1,284 
7,705 
2;  929 

3,883 

1,452 

494 

68.574 

8,974 

5,838 
8,392 
4,297 
5,305 
3,975 

14,537 

46,535 

24,198 

8,697 

1,069 

14,660 
1.052| 

3,328 

329^ 

1,759| 

33.258 

352 

21a  768 

3,760- 

486; 

33,574 
4,207 
4,952 

84.660! 
9,236 


1983 


1918 


1,247. 
525! 

3,  Wrii 

12.668; 
843 


1,156 
4,161 
i4,910j 
4,579' 
8.971 

783 


2,892i 

687 

2.314 

43,779 

4,870 

13,131 

1,834 

8,337 

.4,060 

4,558 

77,1961 

9,579^ 

6,466 
3,346 
4,677 
5,354 
3,897 

15.364 

57,781 

34.965 

9,419 

1,804 

15,973 

1,029 

3,165| 

250 

2,134 

40.983 

384 

273,960 

4,909 

453 


1,574 
4.919! 
15.148; 
4.595: 
9.127| 

687 


1931 


70i986 


39,31tt 
6,414 
4,340^ 

93,574; 
9,352' 

1,268; 

549! 

4.903 

14, 120, 

956i 


2,841 

003 

2;  050 

39,950 

3,268 
11,199 
1,402 
6,008 
3,694 

3.766 

1.319 

426 

62.880 

7,883 

4,127 
2,119 
3,724 
4.439 
2,786 

11.540 

42.528 

28.061 

7,084 

1,686 

13,085 

721 

2,534 

241 

1,643 

30,653 

837 

192,312 

4,767 

276 

33,062 
3,910 
2.802 

73,267 
6,658 


1,555 

350: 

4,284 

ia678 

728 

1,333; 
3,669 
>3,92fi 
3,876 
9.019 

521 


512 

1,458 

37,881 

3,163 
12.594 
2,433 
5,766 
7,229 

3,399 

1,482 

261 

66.583 

6b  656 

3,124 
1.918 
3,806 
3,529 
2;  568 

12,073 

40;  857 

3a  984 

6,721 

1,156 

12,373 
731 

1,848 
184 

1,377 

31,941 
224 

236.775 

3,778 

268 

32.062 
3,794 
2.025 

77,874 
6,722 

727 

306 

3,420 

ia236 

599 

978 

3,413 

13,231 

2,796 

7.344 

414 


1936 


734,666 


2;  326 

0) 
545 

1,434 

37,127 

2,841 

13,534 

2;  780 

5,n8 

28,858 

3,580 
944 

in 

64,792 
7,500 

3,111 
2,222 
3,300 
3,850 
2;  719 

11,623 
41,062 


1938 


788,471 


6,126 
989 

14,247 

580 

1,733 

178- 

1,219 

32,383 

179 

252,158 

3,179( 

163 


30.821 
6,887 
1,788 

73,384 
5, 818; 

431' 
192; 

3,126! 

9,767 

660 

I 

920i 

2,981; 

12,717! 

2,134 

6,799 

257 


2,449 

499 

1,482 

46,239 

2,959 

13,751 

5,101 

5,527 

10,416 

2,888 

1,096 

184 

64,214 

9,935 

2.918 
2;  756 
3,226 
3,312 
3,419 

11,517 

87.116 

8a;408 

6,475 

644 


Stata  or  THTltory 


TolaL 

Alanka. 
ArijEona. 
Arkansas. 
CalHornia. 

Colorado. 

ConnecUeot. 

Delawan. 

District  of  Cohunbte 

Florida. 

Georgia. 
Hawaii. 
Idaho. 
Illinois. 

Iowa. 

Kansas. 

Kentocky. 

Louisiana. 

Maine. 

Maryland. 

Massachusetts. 

Michigan. 

Minnesota. 

Mississippi. 


13,497  Missouri. 

562  Montana. 

1,382  Nebraska. 

196  Nevada. 

1,  XI  New  llampahire. 

32,858  New  Jersey. 
227;  New  Mexico. 
347, 164'  New  York. 
3.3961  North  Candfaia. 
180  North  Dakota. 

32;  8391  Ohio. 

8,135  Oklahoma. 

2.1751  Oregon. 
76,887>  Pennsylyania. 

5,546j  Rhode  Island. 

420;  8onth  Carolina. 

209t  ^on^h  Dakota. 
3,652;  Tennessee. 
12,682^  Texas. 

629;  Utah. 

821   Vermont. 
3.495)  Virginia. 
12,801   Washii«ton. 
Z304|  West  Virginia. 
8,418;  Wisconsin. 


,418,  W 
2631  W 


Wyoming. 


Sonne:  StatistioB  of  Income,  Beport  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal  Bevemie,  Treasury  Department. 


206 


INCOME   TAXES 


[AH  monflj  flgncMt  wuicpt 


No.  212.— PERSONAL  INOOMB  TAX  BSTUSN8: 
per  ntim  and  per  oapite  tas,  in  t]i0aa»adfl  of  doikn] 


State  or  Torritory 


ToUL 4, 1S8,098 


Alabama. . 
Arizona... 
Arkansas. 
California. 
Colorado.. 


Connecticut 

Delaware 

District  of  Columbia. 

Florida 

Qeorgia 


Hawaii. 
Idaho... 
Illinois. 
Indiana. 
Iowa 


Kansas 

Kentucky. 
Louisiana. 

Maine 

Maryland. 


Massachusetts. 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Mississippi 
MisBour 


F.' 


Montana 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

New  Uantpflhire. 
New  Jersey. 


New  Mexico 

New  York 

North  Carolina. 
North  Dakota.. 
Ohio 


Oklahoma 

Oreffon 

Pennsyh'ania... 
Rhode  Island... 
South  Carolina. 


South  Dakota. 

Tennessee 

Texas 

UUh 

Vermont 


Virginia 

Washington '.. 
West  Virginia. 

Wisconsin 

Wyoming 


Number 
of  re- 
turns 


Net 
income  1 


81.966,606 


28,540 

lasoo 

19,363 

315,344 

35,110 

81,449 
9.301 
40,024 
56,100 
36,744 

9.146 

11,617 

374,725 

77.126 

49,476 

32.732 
32,821 
38,906 
19,709 
67,160 

224,042 

176,804 

6i227 

17,196 

99,509 

16.191 

33.532 

4,797 

15.276 

176,320 

6.513 

753.044 

35,332 

9.881 
231.196 

37.497 
3a955 
897.575 
26,362 
13,809 


136,623 

41,717 

84,661 

1,571,674 

154,805 

433,777 
70,644 
196,066 
322,601 
171,146 

42.950 

89,888 

1,995.011 

858,625 

203,015 

153.673 
169^101 
185,479 
107,979 
874,769 

1, 147, 576 

905,815 

296.414 

64,860 

512»801 

59,290 

134,154 

1^796 

66,744 

1,032»296 

24,632 

4.964,020 

153,232 

83,160 
1,146,496 

223,087 

135,030 

2;  138, 160 

155,061 

53,000 


Prior 
year 
loss 
deduc- 
tions 


87,418 


119 


12,414 

38,158 

15 

35,495 

176^714 

884 

111,438 

647,662 

8k  407 

13,568 

63,882 

75 

8,646 

42,209 

53 

87,797 

17^026 

196 

61,950 

245,692 

458 

3Z544 

141,397 

57 

99.251 

407.643 

48 

8,930 

81,751 

60 

105 

3,870 

147 

278 

4 

97 

894 

237 

6 

66 

1,963 

153 

147 

253 
90 
856 
258 
605 

405 
309 
241 
193 
654 

397 

152 

10 

64 

699 

88 

6^992 

57 

88 

1,204 

625 

183 

1,481 

78 

66 


Eiemptioos  from  normal  tax 


Personal 
exemp- 
tion 


18,184,076 


4,011.690 


88,379 

29.682 

63.120 

906,934 

102,735 

231.805 
26,270 
107.039 
172,472 
112,186 

30.011 

35,552 

1,066,544 

230,384 

149^206 

102.587 
99,918 

115.130 
68,999 

196,477 

638,860 
493.874 
190.772 
66.206 
299.651 

45^464 

106.388 

11.905 

42.834 

619.893 

19,195 

2,204.626 

110,093 

31,699 

682,471 

126,320 

89.116 

1,168.767 

76.639 

48.967 

89.824 

100.462 

818,880 

41,255 

24,898 

116^073 
167,823 

96,879 
300,394 

25,306 


Divi- 
dends 


14. 918 
4,334 

lasoo 

248.429 
27,043 

114, 167 
29.861 
29^475 
52.220 
25,237 

11,045 

2,875 

818,096 

53.838 

29.634 

1^568 
83,608 
29^874 
28,770 
71,149 

273,327 
150,846 

55,887 
6,768 

97,106 

5^242 
13.795 

1.617 

15.878 

178,204 

1,998 

1,019,252 

80,437 

2,139 

238,947 

27.066 

15,317 

412;  882 

88,618 

7.427 

2,327 

28,242 

60.746 

8,034 

9.479 

86.260 
27,626 
30,197 
63.279 
2;  817 


Interest 
on  Oovt. 
obliga- 
tions > 


86,788 


107 

31 

108 

1,392 

322 

740 
99 
412 
460 
119 

24 
23 

2;251 
885 
150 


7C 

101 

8 

116 

1,143 

13 

10,005 

238 

23 

8,112 

327 

217 

8,882 

347 

31 

53 

191 

806 

98 

60 

362 
299 
422 
289 
43 


Capital 

net 

gain  s 


918,918 


2;  384 

195 

101 

72,430 

8,696 

16,401 
3.762 
6^485 

11.961 
1,870 

1,100 


73,073 

20.703 

1,627 


157 

1,072 

562 

2,373 

362 

2,066 

203 

6505 

756 

18,098 

2,145 

43,952 

1,257 

43,730 

493 

4,678 

60 

477 

1,347 

16,441 

196 

515 

81 

1,455 

37.894 

327 

28&610 

2;  589 

59 

45^280 

ia4S2 

8,831 

123,593 

4,440 

68 

(•) 

8,392 

18,321 

442 

684 

3.500 

2;  978 

2,595 

12.397 

3 


Normal 
tax 


900,699 


1,132 

266 

594 

14,387 

992 

3,271 
549 
1,901 
3,408 
1,289 

256 

162 

19,606 

2.662 

1,153 

1,354 
1.257 
1,524 
806 
3,419 

9.492 
7,910 
2,062 
368 
4,096 

322 

777 

94 

381 

10,148 

146 

58,175 

934 

143 

8,391 

2,645 

950 

18,515 

1,332 
252 

138 

1,402 

5,305 

264 

265 

1.126 
1,484 

725 
2;  505 

170 


>  Capital  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  more  than  two  years  is  included  in  net  income,  but  capital  net 
loss  from  sale  of  assets  held  more  than  two  years  and  net  loos  for  prior  year  are  not  deducted. 

>  If  not  wholly  exempt  from  tax. 

*  Relates  to  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  for  more  than  two  years  exempt  firom  normal  tax  but  subject 
to  a  special  tax. 

« Tax  (12H  per  cent)  on  capital  net  gain  from  sale  of  assets  held  for  more  than  two  yean,  less  tax  credit 
of  12M  per  cent  on  capital  net  loos  on  such  sales. 


INCOME   TAXB8 


207 


Amaltssb  bt  Statks  and  Tkbritories,  1926 

[AH  mammf  tgnrea,  esoepC  a?enige  per  return  and  per  capita  tas,  in  thonaanda  of  doOand 


Tax 
credit 

Averaae  per  rfr> 
torn  (dollars) 

Tax 
per 

Per 

Per  cent  of  Unitbd  States 
total 

Surtax 

Net 

tax  on 

capital 

net 

gain* 

of  25 

per 
cent  of 
tax  on 
earned 

net 

Net 
tax 

capi- 
ta of 
total 

pop- 
ula- 
tion 
(dol- 
lars)* 

cent 
of 

latlon 

filing 

re- 

toms 

1 

Net 
income 

Tax 

Popu- 
la- 
tion* 

Ro- 
turns 

Net 

in- 
come 

Tax 

State 

or 

Terrl. 

tory 

M8»sao 

106,188 

M,647 

718,471 

6.808.48 

m.oi 

6.83 

8.58 

100.00 

100.00 

100.00 

100.00 

TolaL 

1,IS2 

282 

147 

2,449 

4,783.57 

85.82 

.97 

1.13 

2.16 

.69 

.62 

.33 

Ala. 

M4 

S 

34 

499 

8,969.60 

47.47 

L12 

aL36 

.38 

.25 

.19 

.07 

Aria. 

940 

9 

62 

1,481 

4,372.31 

76.50 

.78 

L02 

L62 

.47 

.89 

.20 

Ark. 

3i560 

8,899 

1,608 

46,238 

4.98100 

146.63 

10  71 

7.31 

3.67 

7.62 

7.16 

6.31 

Calif. 

1,680 

429 

142 

2,959 

4,409.13 

8129 

2.79 

3w32 

.90 

.85 

.70 

.40 

Colo. 

9.011 

1,914 

446 

18,751 

5,32iL75 

168.83 

&56 

5.07 

1.37 

1.97 

1.98 

1.88 

C^mL 

4.182 

426 

56 

5.101 

7.58161 

548.42 

21.25 

3.88 

.20 

.22 

.32 

.70 

DeL 

3,219 

645 

239 

5,526 

4,94&43 

138.08 

10  47 

7.58 

.46 

.97 

.90 

.76 

D.  C. 

£.919 

1,436 

847 

10,416 

6,749.54 

185u68 

7.91 

126 

L12 

1.80 

L47 

1.42 

Fla. 

1.572 

219 

192 

2,888 

4.667.81 

7&61 

.92 

1.17 

2.67 

.89 

.78 

.39 

Ga. 

750 

128 

33 

1,096 

4.096.07 

119.86 

3w67 

3.06 

.25 

.22 

.19 

.15 

HawalL 

47 

25 

184 

8,433.58 

15.87 

.35 

3123 

.45 

.28 

.18 

.03 

Idaho. 

aafi37 

'"8,"559" 

a;  678 

64.214 

5,323.93 

171.36 

&91 

Cl20 

6.13 

9.06 

9.00 

a  77 

lU. 

fi,tfr7 

a;  641 

366 

9.935 

4,649.86 

128.81 

3.18 

3147 

2.66 

1.86 

L63 

L36 

Tnd. 

1,747 

m 

178 

a;  918 

4,103.31 

5&97 

1.20 

Z04 

2.06 

L20 

.92 

.40 

Iowa. 

1.426 

102 

126 

2,756 

4. 691 89 

8120 

1.51 

L80 

L65 

.79 

.70 

.38 

Eaai. 

1,844 

286 

160 

3.226 

6.152.22 

98.30 

1.28 

L30 

2.16 

.79 

.n 

.44 

Ky. 

1,702 

2S3 

167 

3,312 

4.756.36 

8192 

1.73 

2.08 

L68 

.94 

.84 

.45 

La. 

.     1,907 

802 

94 

3,420 

5,478.67 

173.  fiO 

133 

249 

.67 

.48 

.40 

.47 

Me. 

,    6,948 

1 

1,661 

401 

11,517 

5,580.09 

171.40 

7.29 

125 

L86 

1.62 

L71 

L57 

Md. 

28,798 

6^000 

1,269 

37.116 

5, 122L 15 

165.67 

&84 

5.34 

8.67 

&41 

6.23 

5.07 

Ma«» 

1  20^144 

^m 

1,002 

32.408 

5.123.27 

183.30 

7.37 

102 

8.74 

127 

113 

142 

Mich. 

4.171 

HI 

825 

6,475 

4.615.10 

100.82 

2.44 

2.42 

2.26 

L55 

1.35 

.88 

Minn. 

259 

68 

41 

644 

3,771.80 

37.44 

.36 

.96 

L52 

.42 

.30 

.09 

Miss. 

8,023 

1,978 

600 

13.497 

5,153.31 

135.63 

3.86 

Z84 

2.98 

2L40 

2L84 

1.84 

Mo. 

266 

20 

46 

562 

3,661.91 

3170 

.81 

2.33 

.59 

.39 

.27 

.08 

Mont. 

668 

60 

123 

1.382 

4,000.77 

41.19 

1.00 

2.42 

1.18 

.81 

.61 

.19 

Nebr. 

104 

U 

13 

196 

3. 501. 32 

40.75 

2.53 

6.20 

.07 

.12 

.08 

.03 

Nev. 

708 

165 

53 

l.»l 

4.369.19 

78.64 

2.65 

3.36 

.89 

.37 

.80 

.16 

N.H. 

19,589 

4,512 

1,386 

32,858 

5,85168 

186.35 

&93 

170 

3.13 

4.26 

4.70 

4.49 

N.J. 

60 

89 

17 

228 

8,781.90 

3193 

.59 

L68 

.33 

.16 

.11 

.08 

N.M. 

161«750 

33,716 

6,477 

247,164 

6.618.50 

328.22 

21.87 

6.66 

9.62 

1&19 

22.70 

38.74 

N.Y. 

a;  271 

820 

127 

3,398 

4,336.92 

96.18 

L19 

L24 

2.43 

.85 

.70 

.46 

N.  C. 

50 

8 

21 

180 

3,356.86 

18.22 

.28 

1.54 

.55 

.24 

.16 

.02 

N.D. 

201449 

5,380 

1,381 

32;  839 

4,958.98 

142.04 

198 

3.50 

5.62 

5.69 

5.22 

148 

Ohio. 

4.660 

1,185 

205 

8.135 

5,948.12 

216.94 

3.47 

1.60 

1.99 

.91 

1.02 

1.11 

Okla. 

903 

459 

137 

2, 175     4, 362. 14 

70.27 

2.48 

3.53 

.75 

.76 

.61 

.30 

Oreg. 

45,736 

li810 

2,174 

76.887 

5.378.03 

193. 39 

8.00 

114 

&18 

9.61 

9.74 

ia50 

Pa. 

3,859 

626 

170 

5,546 

5.881.61 

210.37 

8.00 

3.80 

.59 

.64 

.71 

.76 

R.L 

201 

8 

41 

420 

3,842.45 

30.43 

.23 

.76 

1.55 

.38 

.24 

.06 

B.C. 

92 

(n 

21 

209 

3,073.41 

16.83 

.30 

1.80 

.59 

.80 

.17 

.08 

8.D. 

a;  023 

418 

192 

3.651 

4.950.40 

102.87 

1.48 

1.44 

2.10 

.86 

.80 

.50 

Tenn. 

5,098 

2^166 

487 

12,682 

4,913.61 

113.80 

2.39 

2.10 

152 

2.60 

2L49 

L78 

Tex. 

353 

64 

42 

629 

3,967.58 

46.34 

1.22 

2.64 

.44 

.38 

.25 

.09 

Utah. 

520 

74 

38 

821 

4,881.92 

9199 

2.33 

2.45 

.30 

.21 

.19 

.11 

Vt. 

3^007 

421 

149 

3,495 

4.657.11 

92.47 

1.39 

1.50 

2.14 

.91 

.80 

.48 

Va. 

1,185 

860 

218 

2,801 

8.96136 

45.21 

1.76 

3.89 

1.36 

1.50 

1.12 

.38 

Wash.* 

1,387 

80O 

107 

2,305 

4.34179 

7a  81 

1.88 

1.95 

1.42 

.79 

.64 

.31 

W.Va. 

4,689 

1,519 

385 

8,418 

4. 107. 19 

8182 

2.92 

3.44 

2.46 

2.40 

L86 

1.15 

Wis, 

118 

CO 

26 

263 

3,555.50 

29.49 

1.11 

3.78 

.20 

.22 

.14 

.04 

Wyo. 

*  Estimated  by  Bureau  of  the  Census  as  of  July  1, 1928. 

•  Leas  than  $500. 

'  Indodee  flgures  for  Aladca. 

Source:  Statistics  <rf  Income,  Bepoct  of  the  Ck>mmii«innef  of  Internal  Bevenne,  Treasury  Department. 


208 


FEDERAL  ESTATE   TAXES 


No.  218. — FSDSBAL  ESTATE  TAX  BETURV8:  Returns  of  Rkbident   Dscb- 

DENTB  Distributed  bt  Size  of  Net  Estate 

[AH  rotm&y  flffores,  asmpi  a?«nige  amwirt  of  tax  per  nliini,  in  thow—nda  of  doDan] 


Namber  of  returns. 


GiOM  MUte,  total 

Real  estate , 

Bonds  exempt  or  partially  exempt 

Other  bonds 

Capital  stock  in  corporations 

All  other 


Dednctiona,  taCal 

Speciflc  exemption 

Cnaritable,  public,  and  similar 
bequests 

Property  from  an  estate  taxed 
within  5  years 

Funeral  and  administrative  ex- 
penses, debts,  mortgages,  etc... 

Ixisurance  exemption 


Hat  taxable  estate  >. 


Total  tax.... 
Tax  cre<lit ». 
Hat  tax 


Average  tax  per  return  (dollars) 

Average  rate  of  tax  on  net  taxable  es- 
tate (per  cent) 


Orand  total 


ifit-ins 


64,483 


ll,e66,014 


4,7B9,884 
2,721,650 

460,384 

132,466 

1,476,305 


7,088,466 
466,977 


406,  on 

8,579 
6.64 


13,018 


l,40i078 
616,603 
180,306 
179,742 
780,679 
725,466 

1,811,400 
650^660 

73,602 

66,016 

801,606 
39,638 

1,847,008 

68,000 


10X4 


12,403 


8,860,849 
663,434 
102,470 
166,050 
738,363 
710,932 

1,160,884 
620,000 

65,928 

67,713 

366,608 
40,086 

1,961,008 

66^900 


08,000 

6,232 

&06 


66,900 

5,313 

6.22 


19U 


14,018 


8,966,808 
661,229 
228,611 
23^173 
978,886 
872,664 

1,408,618 
700^650 

116,360 

88,811 

444,916 
67,876 

1,681,006 

96,931 
10,707 
86,894 

6,163 

6.31 


13,142 


8,886,867 
647,836 
293,809 
263,683 

1,266,896 
994,663 

l,60i818 
680,400 

226,708 

71,066 

463,409 
63,640 

1,961,960 

188,056 

36,732 

101,884 

7,710 

6.19 


wa 


0,868 


8,146,880 
678,464 
233,887 
230,897 

1,223,992 
884,000 

1,490,086 
796,910 

130,975 

73,482 

440,175 
46,494 

1,786,840 

100,532 
59,601 
40,981 

4,376 

2.36 


Number  of  returns. 


GroM  estate,  total 

Real  estate 

Bonds  rxemi)t  or  partially 

exemi)t 

Other  bonds 

Capital  stock  in  corpora- 
tions  

All  other 


and 


Deductions,  total 

Sjpeciflc  exemption... 

Cnaritable,     public, 
similar  bequests 

Property  from  an  estate 
taxed  within  5  years 

Funeral  and  administra- 
tive eTpcnses,  debta, 
mortgages,  etc 

Insurance  exemption 


1927: 

Nonet 
estate 


2,302 


Het  tfnmMi»  estate  >. 


Total  tax 
Tax  credit » 
Het  tax 


896,305 
91,136 

11.643 
14,287 

50.206 
118,944 

874,882 
203,000 

36,148 

29.668 


98,068 
9,018 

*70,SS7 


1927:  Estate  of— 


Under 
$50,000 


2,600 


Average  tax  per  return  (dollars) 
Averago.  rate  of  tax  on  net  tax- 
able estate  (per  cent) 


860,068 
99,068 

15.839 
26,934 

85,287 
122,930 

898,019 
216,400 

11,013 

4,460 


61,400 
8,766 

66,088 

683 

209 
814 

117 

.64 


$60,000- 
$300,000 


2;  491 


008,486 
132;  840 

35,339 
64,940 

187.258 
196,048 

83r,87l 
218,360 

16,816 

11,466 


78,504 
12;  746 

870,664 

4,641 
2,770 
1,871 

761 

.60 


$200,000- 
$600,000 


1,187 


686,617 
107,772 

43,956 
63,807 

242,607 
177,676 

881,969 
106,310 

19,647 

13,063 


74,860 
8,680 

12;  101 
7,846 
4,766 

4,006 

1.18 


$600,000- 

$1,000,000 


286 


801,887 
46,662 

28,651 
24,322 

132,679 
69,033 

88,861 
26,660 

16,600 

3.000 


34,796 
8,196 

817,966 

9.341 
6.742 
8,000 

12.684 

1.66 


$1,000,000- 
$6,000,000 


274 


088,661 
74,423 

70,426 
43,664 

320.365 
119,774 

118,686 
26,260 

19;  916 

6,288 

63,317 
3,916 

600;  866 

36,832 
20.713 
16^619 

67,003 

3.06 


$5,000,000 
and  over 


33 


887,097 
21,664 

28,034 
13,043 

106.600 
77,75C 

61,869 
3,050 

1^746 

^643 

39,731 
288 

876,788 

37.534 
22,761 
14,778 

447,666 

&35 


>  Not  available. 

>  In  arriving  at  grand  total  net  taxable  estate  the  grand  total  deductions  shown  are  diminished  by  the 
deduction.^  in  excess  of  gross  estate  shown  for  1927  in  odtimn  "No  net  estate." 

>  Credit  for  paymento  of  estate,  inbaritanoe,  legacy,  or  iiiccearion  taxat  actually  made  to  any  of  the  several 
States  or  Territories. 

« Deductions  in  excess  of  gross  estate. 

Sooroe:  Statistics  of  Income,  Report  of  the  CommlssiODer  of  Internal  Revenue,  Treasury  Department. 


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Ho.  215. — PUBLIC  DEBT  OF  THB  UNITBD  8TATS8:  Summabt  of  Tranbao 
TION8  IN  Intbrebt-bxabing  8bcubxtix8  Dubing  THB  FxBCAi*  Tbab  1928 


[  AU  iffUM  in  IlkBVMBdfl  of  dolkn] 

Account 

Total 

Pre-war 
bonds 

Liberty 
andTrsM- 
ury  bonds 

TnasoT 

notes 

Certlfl- 
eatesof 
indebted- 
ness 

Treas- 
ury 
(war) 
savings 
secun- 
ties 

Outfltandinff  Jnno  80,  1987 .                

18,860,944 

766,560 

14,488,845 

8,018,196 

708,096 

800,850 

iMved  dnriiiff  the  fiscal  year  1918: 

Upon  exchange,  etc.,  for  aecoritifls  of 
equal  par  value  retired- 
Exchange— 
Tnterim  certificates - 

6^830,215 

U 

243,792 

369,224 

S;  080^868 

3,264 

27 

271,270 

1 

560 

1,588 

27,068 

11 

248,425 

860,224 

509,845 

3,264 

27 

191,066 

1 

456 

1,86NM7 

5,419^284 

17,048 

CoQDon  for  recistered 

367 

Resfstered  for  oonnon ^.,,,^^ 

Of  denoDiinatlonff 

614,858 

846,650 

TeniDOTarY  for  permanent..... .... 

Mutilated  for  perfect  > 

Transfer  of  owu^Tjhln ,,,._ .  ...,, 

50,338 

20.000 

1870 

Conversion -- 

Upon  adjudicated  claims  for  replacement. 

1 

104 

Total  issued  daring  the  fiscal  year  1988.. 

9,740,886 

61,888 

l,40i878 

1,800,605 

6,965,984       18,081 

Belired  during  the  fiscal  year  19S8 : 
Account  of  redemption- 
Purchases— 

CnmulAtive  sinking  fund __       _ 

172,496 

337,415 

20^000 

182,245 
3,080 

46,407 

135,807 
2 

27,068 
868,978 
607,400 

2,804 

285,088 

514, 112 

5,071,750 

11 

243,792 

369,224 

2,030,853 

3.264 

27 

271,279 

1 

560 

152,496 
337,415 

20,000 

Surplus  monev  in  the  Treasury 

Proceeds  of  sales  of  Treasury  notes... 

20,000 

Securities  received  for  redemption— 
Cumulative  sinking  fund  _ 

182,245 
3.078 

387 

Gifts,  forfeitures,  etc 

(») 

28,478 
13^807 

1 
17,683 

1 

Repayments  of  principal  by  f6reign 
governments 

Interest  payments  on  obligations  of 
foreim  Kovemments^.. 

Estate  or  Inheritance  taxes . 

2 

27,068 
868,978 
607,400 

2;  804 

Redemption— exchange  in  payments 
for— 
Treasury  bonds  of  1943-1947 

Treasury  notes,  series  B-1930-1932.. 

1 

Treasury  notes,  series  C-193Q-1982.. 
Certificates  of  indebtedness,  aeries 
TJ-1928 

Prior  to  call  or  maturity .. 

88»500 

191,325 

6,258 

Upon  call ........ 

514,113 

Ai  maturity . 

241,801 

4,667,008 

173,400 

Aooount  of  exchange,  etc. ,  for  secorities  of 
OQual  par  value  issued— 
ExcnanKe— 
Interim  oertificates ...... 

11 

248,425 

860,224 

560,845 

3,264 

27 

191,066 

1 

456 

Coupon  for  registered 

867 

Registered  for  coupon 

Of  denominations 

614,858 

846,650 

Temporary  for  permanent 

Mutflated  for  perfect » .- 

Tpunsfer  nf  ownership    .     . .    ...... 

50,888 

20^000 

>879 

Conversion... 

Account  of  loss  or  destruction  * 

1 

104 

Total  retired  during  the  flaoal year  1988.. 

10^648,788 

•0,700 

8,578,785 

1,117,844 

5,718,617 

179.691 

Outstanding  June  30,  1928 

17,357,482 
39.737 

768,133 

]2;28^433 
S2.74A 

2.900^855 
8M 

1,255,413 
3.006 

147,599 

Deduct  interest-bearing  debt  which  ma- 
tured during  the  year 

3,130 

WV,    IWt          .. 

Ovtatanding  June  SO.  1918  (per  pnUlo  debt 
statement) 

17,817,695 

7n,188 

18,858,685 

9,800,001 

1,858,408 

14i480 

>  Includes  ooupon  error  transactions.  *  Less  than  $500. 

>  Represents  reissue  transaotioos.  *  Covered  by  insnranoe  or  bonds  of  indenmity. 

Source:  Annual  Report  of  the  Seontary  of  the  Treasury. 


PUBLIC  DBBT 


213 


Vo.  aid.— PmUIC  BDT  op  THX  UIITBD  STATB:  ISOO  to  1929 


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1864. 


1860. 
1007. 


GnMd0bt> 


AHMHilit 


1800. 
1870. 

1871. 


81^070 
a»173 
01,010 
40,006 

3k  071 

01,451 
80,088 

04,844 
1,815,801 

a;on,8a8 

2^756,704 

i;osaio8 

l;  OBI,  448 

l;  046,  111 


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1873. 
1874. 
1876. 

1870. 
1877. 
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1870. 


1881. 


1884. 

1885. 

1880 

1887 
1888. 
188D. 
18110. 

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2;  151, 810 
2^150^083 
%  150, 377 

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8;  107, 700 
8;  150^418 
2^296.013 
^OOQ^OOO 


2,010, 

1,850,910 

1,731,860 

1,825,307 

1,578,661 

1,656,000 

1,405,486 
1,384,032 
1,8191471 
1,122;  387 

1,006,807 
9G8,210 


$15i03 

7.34 

9.44 

3.77 

.21 

2L74 

L33 

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n.07 

77.00 
73.19 
00.87 
07.41 
83.19 

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60.47 
48.00 

47.21 
45l47 
46.37 
47.06 
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89.36 
35.37 
3Z07 
39.00 
2&11 

27.10 
24.97 
23.00 
3a  89 
17.92 

15l75 
14.88 


Intwoft 


35,418 

04,083 

1,300^027 

2^217,709 

2;  322;  110 
2,238,956 
2,191,320 
2, 161, 496 
2;  035^  881 

1,930;  097 
1,800^704 
1,090,484 
1,734,031 
1,708,070 

1,006,086 
1,097,888 
1,780;  730 
1,887,710 
1,706;  903 

1,025,668 
1,449^810 
l,33i229 
1, 212;  564 
1,18a;  151 

1,132;  014 

1,007,092 

936,522 

815,854 

711,313 

610,629 
585,029 


Mft- 

tored 


Non- 

iiit«nrt 

bwr- 

ingi 


170 

161 

807 

2,120 

4,436 
1,739 
1,240 
6,112 
3,670 

1,949 
7,927 

161.929 
3,210 

11,420 

3,902 
16,049 

6,594 
37.015 

7,621 

6,724 
16,261 

7,831 
19,656 

4,101 

9,704 
6,115 
2,406 
1,911 
1,816 

1.616 
2;  786 


466.437 
468,000 

429,212 
409,474 
390;  874 
388,603 
397,003 

399,400 
401,270 
402;  797 
431.780 
430,176 

430,268 
303,223 
373,080 
874.181 
373,296 

386,994 
390;  846 
389.899 
393,068 
392;  299 

413,941 
461,678 
445,613 
431.705 
409,268 

393,663 

380,404 


June 


I. 


d0bt> 


1893 

1894. 

1896 

1896 

1887. 

1896 

1899 

1900 

1901. 

1902. 

1903. 
1904. 
1905. 
1906. 
1907. 

1908. 
1909. 
1910. 
1911. 
1912. 

1013. 

1914. 

1916 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920. 

1921 

1922. 

1923. 
1924. 
1926. 
1926. 
19Z7. 


1928 
1929* 


961,432 
1,010,898 
1,000^913 
1,222;  729 
1.230,794 

1,232;  743 
1,436,701 
1,363,417 
1, 221, 572 
1,178,031 

1, 159. 406 
1,136,250 
1,132;  357 
1,142;  523 
1,147,178 

1,177,090 
1,148,315 
1,146,940 
1,168,986 
1,198,839 

1,198,048 
1,188,236 
1,191,264 
1,236.146 
2;  976, 619 


12;  243, 629 
25,482,034 
24,297,918 
23,976,251 
2%  964, 079 

22.349.688 
21,261,130 
20;  616, 273 
19,643,188 
18, 610;  174 

17,00i201 
16,031,068 


apits 


$14.40 
1&04 
1&91 
17.40 
17.14 

16i90 
19.33 
16.66 
1&71 
14.80 

14.40 
13.88 
13.00 
13.50 
13.33 

13w40 
12.91 
12.60 
12.28 
12;  48 

12.36 
12.00 
11.83 
11.96 
28.57 

11&66 

|24aoe 

22833 
221.82 
200.26 

200.80 
188.50 
179.80 
17a  04 
158.28 

148  73 
14L34 


685^037 
03^042 
710,203 
847,384 
847,306 

847.307 

1,046;  040 

1,021;  470 

967,141 

931,070 

91i641 
806,167 
806,168 
806,150 
804,834 

807,604 
013,317 
913,317 
916^363 
961;  777 

966;  707 
967,953 
969;  769 
971,563 
2;  712;  648 

11,986,882 
25,234,480 
24,061,006 
23,737,363 
22,711,030 

22,007,501 
2a  981, 680 
20;  210;  000 
19;  383, 771 
18, 250;  944 

17,317,096 
16,038,941 


coraa 


2;  004 
1,861 
1,722 
1,637 
1,347 


1. 

1,218 

1,178 

1,418 

1,281 

1,206 
1,971 
1,370 
1.128 
1,087 

4,180 
2;  884 
2;  126 
1,880 
1.700 


1. 

1,668 

1,607 

1,473 

14,233 

■20;  343 
11,100 
0,748 
10,940 
26,251 

98,172 
30.241 
30,243 
13.328 
14,707 

46,332 
60;  749 


NOD- 


insi 


874,301 
380;  006 
878; 980 
873,730 
878,083 

384,118 
380; 484 
238,703 
233,018 
246^080 

243;  060 
230;  131 
235^830 
246,236 
261,287 

276,060 
232;  114 
231,408 
236,762 
228,301 

226^682 
218,730 
219;  098 
252,110 
248,837 

237,504 
236,420 
230;  076 
227,960 
227,708 

243.926 
239.293 
276.123 
246,084 
244,623 

241,264 
241«308 


Date 


Apr.  6,1917-. 
June  30, 1917. 
June  30, 1918. 
June  30,1919. 
Aug.  31, 1919  f 

June  30. 1920. 
JuDe80,1921. 
June  30, 1922. 
June  80, 1923. 
Jane  30, 1924. 

Jane  30, 1926.. 
JmH-  30. 1926. 
Jane  30, 1927. 
Dec.  31. 1927.. 
June  30, 1928. 

Dee.  31, 1928. 
Jooe3Q,1929* 


Oron  debt* 


1.281,969 

2.975,629 

12;  343, 629 

25,482,034 

26,594,268 

24.297.918 
23,976,251 
22,964,079 
22,349,688 
21, 251, 120 

20;  616^  272 
19.643.183 
18,510^174 
18,096,066 
17,604,291 

17. 309;  742 
16,031,088 


Interest-bearing  debt 


Pre-war 
loans  un- 
matured 


1.023.557 
973,357 
966,166 
883,360 
883,463 

883,549 
883,728 
883,840 
883,670 
883,704 

786,316 
765.860 
766,550 
767,272 
768,133 

760,196 
770,307 


Liberty 

and 

Treasury 

bonds 


1,466,336 

8,963,714 

l^  304, 310 

16,219,399 

15,334,836 
15,235,216 
15,061,613 
15.651,108 
15, 141, 756 

16,076,974 
16.162,418 
14,453,845 
13.174,501 
12, 252;  685 

11,360,180 
11,354,405 


Notes 

(Victory 

Liberty 

loan  and 

TrMSury) 


Certifi- 
cates of 
indebt- 
edness 


Treas- 
ury 
savings 
securi- 
ties> 


3.467,846 
4, 113, 406 

4,246,365 
4.224,972 
4,237,780 
4, 104, 195 
3,735,309 

2,404.341 

1.612.404 
2.019.195 
2,252,210 
2,900,001 

2,816,602 
2;  861, 012 


272,867 
1,706,205 
3,624,983 
4,201,309 

2,768,926 
2,699,330 
1.828,787 
1,081,418 
807,514 

678,686 

483,279 

702,096 

1,247,045 

1,262;  408 

1,950;  110 
1,640;  200 


340,797 
953,997 
931,302 

827,410 
004,105 
079.015 
337,199 
413,304 

386,690 
359, 810 
300,269 
244.646 
144,469 

91718 
13,038 


Matured 

debt  on 

which 

interest 

has 


1.459 
14,232 
20,243 
11,109 

9,914 

6,748 
10;  940 
25.251 
98,172 
30;  341 

3a  243 
13,328 
14,707 
lia441 
45,332 

82;  986 
6a  749 


Debt 

bearlxv 

no 

inter- 
est! 


356;  952 
248,837 
237,504 
236,420 
235,670 

23a  075 
227,950 
227,798 
343,936 
339;  283 

276,123 
246,084 
244,623 
230,942 
241,264 

236,961 
241,388 


'After  deducting  gold  reserve. 

'  Eidnrive  of  bonds  issued  to  the  Pacific  railways  and  the  Navy  pension  fund. 

a  A|ff«int«  outstanding  of  series  of  1918, 1919,  193a  and  1921  (except  issue  of  Dec.  15, 1921)  are  amounts 
issued  an  the  basis  of  reports  of  saks  or  of  cash  receipts  less  amounts  retired  on  the  basis  of  redemption  value. 
i^mflniKf  irntstamyiBg^  »"  '*^**^  — hji«  ow>  th^  iw>t  >^ow<p*irtn  v>iw  Includes  net  receipts  from  the  sale 
of  thrift  stamps  taoTnasary  savings  stamps  prior  to  June  30, 1926. 

4  Maximum  figure. 

•  Preliminary  statement  of  public  debt. 

SoorM:  Ammal  reports  of  the  Seeratary  of  the  Treasury. 


GOVESNUENT  RAJX.WAT  ACCOUNT 


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in. 

int 

MM 

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163.110 

t|3 

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330,203 

*''**•  IS 

1,BM,B7B 

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aolmsoo 

30.913 

37M23 

a.ooB,Mr 

13*8,(118 

lB.«4S,tBl 

18,383,771 

13,328 
248,081 

8, 186,  on 

3,148.738 

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14.707 
244,  S3S 

310 

i,„'!ffi 
iSS 

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111,8a 

8. 941 

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1,708,148 
340.™ 

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84,102 

as.  081 

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NUiottJ-bwik  nohm.  nUnmooU- 

i 

87,434 
33,084 

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mm 

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1.M1 

Ceninoiies  of  in  Ji>iii«iniM 

4,B07,3(B 

1.273, 833 

4fift31S 

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00,801 

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■0,11*,  m 
a7».i» 

178,  aji 
27,6er 

1?:!8:S1 

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Ui'bl  bL-arlug  no  iDtereat  lees  told 

Ho.  218.— PATHENTS  AKS  lOAHB  Or  USITID  STATia  TO  CABAIBS8 


js  tinm  tba  antvi  to  ttw  P. , 

.  _    .  :o  the  UlreMoi  Uincnl  of  lUUnwdi  M 

•1  OKtm«I  to  uilTi  M  tb*  wnouDl  paid  to  Ite  NB 
aaarTU>l«ai7(iH)aU:  Annul  BvBt  of  tta ■• 


FOBEIQN   OBLIQATION8 


215 


w  Iwt  Intcnat  period 


ladrtited- 

CtODtiT 

Total 

Funded 

UDfOddW] 

Prtndpal 

Inlenel 

l«l) 

'^sr 

Vl—I 

11.MT.IM 

ii.»n.o!i 

ll,43S.Mt 

SftHT 

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'•4S 

is 

11 

1.II3Z 
3,017,000 

J| 

92,190 

ass 

411,  l» 

174^  571 
liSTO 

4.02?:iiS 

4,453;  000 

%iu 

SSS^fc::;::::;::::::::;: 

i,'eai' 

fclM 

li 

BIO 

391 

u,aei 

27.617 

192.801 

ei,MO 

riFoH 

mu  lo  Det- 

,,,». 

Total 
pnymmtt 

C«aUj 

Total 

rondKl  in 

d.b.«in». 

Unfuadol  ii 

I'rtncipai 

.n,™c 

Prindral 

iDleren 

L  ^ 

■.OHM 

181.115 

w.m 

SOS.KI 

7U.«H 

^^^^-^-. 

SI 
1 

s,fla> 

7.2*0 

WOOD 

18,644 

4 

1,8» 

10,S«I 

1,BM 

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147,000 

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8M 

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1,7W 

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728 

216  FOBKiaN    OBLIGATIONS 

Ho.  aao.— 0BU6ATI0HS  or  rouieH  eomuriiurTB  to  jmrno  statu: 

ORiaiMAit  AND  Fdndid  Dzbt,  Value  at  Time  or  Funsinq  ow  Patmbnts  to 
Be  Received  and  Avbraoe  Intebbbt  Rates  on  Debt  as  Funded 

NOTK.— The  debto  « 


c_ 

OrlgUi*! 

Fond*] 
lutcreM 

Fnndad 

S. 

VsIiN  ■!  time  of  fnndliiK  of 
nutiwDli  to  be  noelrad 
onrol-i^vpailodmbHl* 
oIlnUratnlHiiUtod 

as- 

inlerem 

ratuoD 

(SuidS 
p«rceDt) 

J^ 

■tWi« 

ceut 

» 

TiUI 

M11.W4 

l,Tll,tW 

11,MS.SM 

i>,(M,»a 

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t.BTl.OR 

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3,M0^IS1S 
1,074.818 

417,  TM 
ll&CCC 

483. 4M 

l^K4 

U4.WS 

8ft  aae 

3.  IKS.  470 

11 

14i:82S 

1B1,7M 

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137.  M3 

fiffi 

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alSS 

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il!:!0« 

Sooros:  Annu]  Report  of  (Iw  SonMary  of  tba  Tiiiuy. 


Note.— AllflnTHlnlknauidigf  dollm,    Di 

tbfl  war  psicxl  tAken  w  flitendins  FniEa  Apr.  ,. . „ , „^ . 

""  "~* '  Bonau,  Inlareit  on  war  debt,  utd  ooostntctlou  of  leUnm'  boaplt 


ininf  cnts.  eipanan  of 

. , tpllali,  to  Jane  8n.  mas. 

^  make  aOovttioe  mr  eetlmBted  QDrmiJ  expeDdftun*  UQdpr  tbe  War  uid  Nbtt  DepartineTite,  recelplt 
ooount  at  the  nla  of  war  •nppllee  end  wirplua  OoTanmaiit  luuiMti,  end  e—eti  bald  on  Juoe  30, 
«»pt  lonlgn  (4iU(Btliins  ud  unounla  due  tram  Orrmouy  account  oi  irmr  of  dEcapallan,  wblcb 


™ti-^''«ofJu'^e«..i«T       - 

■ 

T„^™ 

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JS, 

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1.  Willi 

»,1U.B) 

*.M7;0P0 

3.Mt.8M 
KSS2.O0O 

60,000 

Si 

!! 

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ojuMM/iVai; 

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aM.30S 

>  Rernnnts  ohllgi 
■Vaiiw  JimaM.  It 


iiulred  (or  cub  adTiDon  under  Libert;  bondaeta, 

>  bull  of  4  per  cent  per  annam,  payable  •amlamnuUr  (BiinnnlmBtBlr  tlie 
■•wiicvEwsuimwrai  uuiloiI  BiaicH  )apa]rtD|aolt*pabIicdabtj,  olpaTtiKOtilo  barenind  onalleccauDli 
under  huHliiic  atnententa.  Indudloi  tbe  debt*  i><  Anatrta  aod  Oreaca  on  a  ilmUar  bail*. 
Boom:  AnDiial  Report  of  tlw  Sionterr  ol  the  Titaeorj. 


OOYBBNMENT-OWNED   8ECURITIB8 


217 


OWJUJUD  BT  THE  UHITJU)  STATU  GOVIRHMBHT, 
JUHB  80,  1927  AVD  1988 


Kan.~Tliit  wrttujinent  Is  nuMto  op  on  the  basis  of  the  face  value  of  the  securities  Uierain  described  as 
wMiPsd  by  tbe  Unltad  States,  with  doe  allowanoe  for  repayments.  To  the  extent  that  the  securities 
an  not  held  in  the  eostody  of  the  Treasury,  the  statement  is  made  up  txam  reports  received  from  other 
Oowmment  departments  and  establishments.  The  statement  does  not  indiide  seoorities  which  the 
United  States  holds  as  coOataralv  or  as  the  resoh  of  the  investment  of  trust  ftmds;  as,  for  einmpie,  secori- 
ties  held  for  aeeoont  of  the  Alien  Property  Custodian,  the  United  States  Government  Uie  insurance 
ftmd,  and  other  similar  trust  funds,   rot  details  of  foreign  oblisaticms  see  Table  210 

[AH  flfforea  in  thensaiids  of  doOaxs] 


Bonds  of  farein  governments  received  under  agreements  for  ftmding  of  their 

debts  to  the  united  States — .— 

ObUgatlons  of  fareten  governments,  under  acts  approved  Apr.  24, 1017,  and  Sept. 

94, 1017,  as  amended  (on  basis  of  cash  advances,  less  repayments  of  prindpal)  >. 

Foreign  oolisitions  received  on  account  of  sale  of  surplus  war  supplies  i 

Foraign  obUgiAions  received  fh>m  the  A  merican  Relief  Administration  on  account 

of  relieL  pursuant  to  act  approved  Feb.  25, 1010 1 

Foreign  obogitions  received  fh>m  the  United  States  Orain  Corporation  on  account 

of  Imal  liquidation*  given  for  relief  pursuant  to  act  approved  Mar.  30,  1020 1... 

Oapital  stock  of  war  emergency  corporations: 

Capital  stock  of  the  Emergency  Fleet  Corporation 

Less  cash  deposited  with  the  Treasurer  of  the  United  States. 

Balance. - - 

Capital  stock  of  the  Hoboken  Mannfacturers  Railroad  Co 

Capital  stock  of  United  States  Housing  Corporation  issued. 

Less  amount  retired  plus  cash  deposits  covered  into  Treasury  under  act  ap- 
proved July  11, 1010. 

Balance 

Capital  stock  of  the  United  States  Spruce  Production  Corporation 

Capital  stock  of  the  War  Finance  CorpOTation  outstanding 

Oflset  by  cash  deposited  with  the  Treasurer  of  the  United  States 

Equipment  trust  6  per  cent  gold  notes  acquired  pursuant  to  Fetleral  control  act  of 
Mar.  21, 1018,  as  amended,  and  act  approved  r«fov.  10, 1010,  for  reimbursement 
for  motive  power,  cars,  and  other  equipment  wdered  for  carriers  • 

Obligations  of  carriers  acquired  pursuant  to  section  207  of  the  transportation  act, 
approved  Feb.  28, 1020,  as  amended 

Obligations  of  carritfs  acquired  pursuant  to  section  210  of  the  transportation  act 
approved  Feb.  28, 1020,  as  amended 

Capital  stock  of  the  Panama  Railroad  Co 

Capital  stock  of  the  Inland  Waterways  Corporation  (acquired  piu^uant  to  act 
approved  June  3, 1024) 

Capit  al  stock  of  Federal  land  banks,  on  basis  of  purchases,  less  repayments  to  date 

Capital  stock  of  Federal  intermediate  credit  banks,  acquired  pursuant  to  the 
"agricultural  credits  act  of  1923,"  approved  Mar.  4, 1923 

Seicurities  received  by  Secretary  of  War  on  account  of  sales  of  surplus  war  supplies 
Si'cunties  received  by  Secretary  of  Navy  on  account  of  sales  of  surplus  property. 
Securities  received  by  the  V.  S.  Shipping  Board  on  aoootmt  of  sales  of  snips,  etc. 

MXMOBANDinf 

Amount  due  tlie  United  States  from  the  central  branch  of  the  Union  Pacific  Rail- 
road on  account  of  bonds  issued  (Pacific  Railroad  aid  bonds,  acts  approved 

July!,  1862,  July  2, 1864,  and  May  7,  1878),  total 

PrindpaL 

Inierest 


ion 


11,188,030 

11,108,851 

^8l8»lfi5 

7,108^880 

3»M1,172 
483^430 

3, 202;  264 
453^020 

18,022 

18^082 

30^800 

3^880 

*S0,000 

S4,2S1 

15,760 

400 

*  70,000 

*SO,000 
96,686 
24^314 

>  70. 000 

S7,S68 
32,042 
100 
*  1,000 
6i,lS7 

90,516 
3^684 
100 
>/,000 
94,969 

200 

235 

83,834 

5^113 

146,381 
7,000 

6^261 
7,000 

4,000 
842 

^000 
656 

25,000 

2^000 

2,881 

6,380 

50^003 

1,105 

0,267 

28^680 

3,456 
1,600 
1,866 

3,440 
1,600 
1,840 

ion 


1  The  figures  do  not  include  interest  accrued  and  unpaid. 

s  Balance  only,  after  deduction  of  cash  deposited  with  the  Treasurer  of  the  United  States,  is  included 
in  total. 

s  Not  included  in  total.    Offset  by  deposits  shown  below. 

*Tbis  amount  does  not  include  securities  purdiased  by  the  Director  General  of  Railroads  imder  the 
provisions  of  section  12  of  the  Federal  control  act,  approved  Mar.  21,  1018. 

'  The  notes  are  in  series,  which  mature,  respectively,  on  Jan.  15  in  various  years  up  to  1935. 

Source:  Annual  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 


10.  STATE,  MCTNICIPAL,  AND  LOCAL  CK>TEENMENT 
FDfANCES 


No.  233. 
Non. 


-TAXES:  ToTAi.  Lams  or  Ad  Valou 


or  SxAisa,  ConNnxa,  and  Minos  Citu.  Ditisions 

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on  pnitwrty  btnrillil  by  ■p«<Jfln"lmy«ot»in«nl«  nig  ^wJalgtcpittir  Uim  ■pplyliit  only  It  " 


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AmMmt  per  capita  (dollanj 

ISH 

1881 

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uu 

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am 

IBM 

1381 

UU 

1333 

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11 

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26,757 
11.W3 
34,6*9 
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4.340 
11, 063 
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82.S89 

370,918 
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4*4.  STB 

mTOB 
M,in 

32^423 

2at.3M 
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3i;i97 
31.483 

34878 

3^19* 
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»M,i6i 

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m.m 
iH«a 

28,008 

'SS! 

44,  WS 

I?:  711 

8,088 

66,  282 

SftOM 

4.1S 
3,87 
8.04 

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131 
lU 
3.98 

ts. 

140 

2.74 

3.18 

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S.47 

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8.01 
8.37 

11.09 

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7.00 
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6.04 
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1.84 

8.83 

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3.13 
1-88 

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J.  IS 

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8.  MB 
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173 

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12:59 

16.13 

13.W 
17.71 

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17  B8 

18.53 

14,13 
11.08 

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43.30 
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220 


VALUE   OF   PBOPBBTT   AND   PUBLIC   DEBT 


No.  324.— A8SSS8XD   VALUATION   OF   PROPSRTT   8UBJSCT   TO   6SVBRAL 

PROPSRTT  TAX,  1997 

Nor.— Data  shown  are  taxable  valoes  of  property  nibject  to  the  general  property  tai  lor  the  use  of  State 
fovemments.  Property  belonginK  to  railroads,  tetograph  oompairiee,  and  a  niinib«  of  similar  corpora- 
UoDS  Is  in  some  States  fllstingiiished  as  real  or  personal,  out  in  a  nmnber  of  States  it  Is  treated  as  a  single 
total.  In  the  latter  case,  flgmw  for  sach  oorporations  and  also  other  property  and  firanchise  valuations 
of  oorporations  for  which  data  were  insniBoient  for  a  oomplete  distinction  of  real  fhmi  personal  are  not 
shown  separately  but  are  included  in  the  totals 

[AU  flgnrea  in  milUsBs  of  doDaia] 


Division  and  State 


Grand  total 

Bn^nd 

Maine 

New  Hampshire 

Vermont 

Massachusetts.. 
Rhode  Island... 
Connecticut 

Middle  Atlaatk 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania'.. 

Vorth  OeatraL.. 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan 

Wiscon&in* 

Horth  Central. . 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

Missouri 

North  Dakota.. 

South  Dakota 

Nebraska 

ITi^nafyi 

Sooth  Atlantic 

Delaware 

Maryland 


Total  1 


Real 
property 


>1M,4S9 


IS,  694 

725 

004 

315 

7,076 

1,299 

2,645 

68,165 

20,795 

6.112 

11,278 

67,166 
13.496 
5,188 
4,195 
8,106 
6,171 

16,676 
2,365 
1,545 
4,967 
996 
1,805 
3.322 
3,674 

16,196 

257 

2,349 


> 119, 468 


16, 
579 
528 
214 

6»020 
846 

2,145 

38,767 

20,530 

4,774 

8^463 

97,160 
0,861 
8,787 
3,038 
6,294 
4,700 

19,978 
1,714 

819 
3,536 

722 
1,421 

a;  876 

2,885 

8,788 
^267 
1,680 


Personal,! 
property' 


>  97, 889 


9,199 

146 

84 

54 

1,056 

453 

399 

8,960 
265 
871 

2;  814 

6,647 
4,134 
1,401 

801 
1,416 

895 

4,149 
651 
637 
947 
276 
254 
611 
773 


% 


659 


Division  and  State 


Sooth  Atlantic— Contd. 

Vfasinia* 

West  Virginia..... 
North  Carolina*.. 

South  Carolina 

Geor^ 

Florida. 

Sooth  CentraL 

Kentucky 

Tennessee   

Alabama 

Mississippi 

Sooth  Central 

Arkansas. 

Ix>uisiana 

Oklahoma 

Texas 

it«Mm^fi^    .. 

Montana. 

Idaho 

Wvoming 

Colcrado 

New  Madoo 

Arisona 

Utah 

Nevada.- 

Padflc 

Washington 

Oregon. — 

CaWomia> 


Total! 


2,100 
2,180 
2.796 

422 
1,275 

786 

6,660 
2,968 
1,721 
1,122 
724 

7,949 
615 
1,725 
1.097 
3,905 

4,616 
436 
488 
462 

1,565 
315 
656 
696 
203 

8,647 
1,216 
1,111 
6.030 


Real 
property 


1,193 
1,249 

«a^7g6 

223 
750 
624 

3,966 

1.523 

1,277 

725 

461 

5,408 
421 
1,078 
1,094 
2,809 

3,166 
256 
344 
257 

1,052 
144 
671 
376 
168 

6,897 
979 
812 

5,106 


Person- 
al prop- 
erty 


0) 


916 
411 

) 

199 

320 

94 


1,966 

1.470 

160 

180 

156 

9,941 
194 
647 
304 

1,09C 

800 
80 
27 
96 

280 
67 
82 

124 
36 

1,988 
238 
137 
913 


>  See  head  note. 

*  No  general  property  tax  levied  for  State  purposes  in  Pennsylvania,  North  Carolina,  and  c'alifomia, 
but  assessed  valuation  of  property  for  local  taxation  in  these  States  is  shown. 

•  Real  and  personal  property  (65,504,839,196)  not  taxed  for  State  purposes. 

*  Valuation  of  personal  property  included  with  that  of  real  property. 

•  Only  penonaJ  intangible  and  certain  classes  of  public  service  corporations  taxed  for  State  purposes. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

No.  225. — PUBLIC  DEBT:  Gross  Debt  Less  Sinking  Fund  Assets  of  All 
Classes  of  Government  Organizations  in  the  United  States 


Government  organization 


Total  (thonaands  of  dollars) 

NaUonal* 

States 

Counties 

Incorporated  places  and  all  other  dvil 

divisions 

Per  capita  (dollars):  • 

National* 

States ,--- 

Counties 


8,049.606 

1,919,327 

274,746 

194.106 

724,428 

38.27 
5.48 
3.47 


1,660,118 
851.918 
211,210 
145,048 

78a  042 

13.60 
3.37 
2.51 


1669 


19,666,896 

969,457 

1239,369 

196.565 

1,438,505 

1123 
8.06 
2.80 


1919 


4,650,460 

1,028,564 

845,942 

371,528 

3.104,426 

10.59 
3.57 
4.33 


1  Revised  figure. 

*  Gross  debt  less  cash  in  the  Treasury  as  of  Jnna  80^  1880,  1801, 1903, 1918,  and  1928. 

*  Not  computed  for  inoorporatad  plaoss  and  all  other  dvU  divisions. 

Source  of  Tables  224  and  225;  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Departmeot  of  Commsros. 


1922 


30.  645,  6S6 

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PUBLIC   DEBT — STATES 


No.    232.— BONDED  INDBBTBDNSS8   OF  STATES,   BT  PUEP08E   OF  ISSUS 

Non.— AU  flforee  in  thonaanda  of  doOafs.  Data  for  the  Tarioos  States  are  not  of  identical  date  but  with 
few  exceptions  are  as  of  Jan.  1, 1928.  or  of  more  recent  date.  Four  States  (Florida,  Nebrastai.  Kentucky, 
and  Wisconsin)  have  no  bonded  indebtedness.  Kentucky  owes  $10^887,000  on  outstanding  warrants,  and 
Wisconsin  is  indebted  to  its  trust  fund  to  the  amount  of  $1,664,000.  "  Total  debt "  includes  indebtedness 
under  issues  for  refunding  and  for  miscellaneous  purposes  not  shown  separately.  "  Education  "  includes 
universities  and  public-school  systems  (cost  of  Duudings  and  maintenance).  "Welfare  Institutions" 
includes  special  and  seneral  hospitals,  insane  asylums,  penal  institutions,  and  refcnrmatory  schools. 
"Agricultural  aid  *'  includes  rural  oredita,  State  Bank  of  North  Dakota,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 
forestry,  etc  "Highwasrs"  includes  bridges  and  grade-crossing  elimination.  "Other  improvements'*^ 
includes  physical  improvements  other  than  hignways,  waterways,  or  bufldings.  "Other  military 
purposes'^  includes  armories,  insurrection  costs,  and  old  war  debts 


Division  and  State 

Total 
debt 

Edu- 
cation 

Wel- 
fare 
insti- 
tutions 

Agri- 
cul- 
tural 
aid 

Public 
build- 
ings 

nigh- 
ways 

Water- 
ways 
and 

harbors 

Other 

im- 
prove- 
ments 

Sol- 
diers' 
bonus 

Other 
mili- 
tary 
pur- 
poses 

United  States. 

1.971,654 

43.012 

65,766 

180,188 

26,668 

900.981 

294,485 

141,551 

988,460 

9.671 

Mew  Bn^and: 
MainA 

20,007 

686 

6,642 

122,264 

21,874 

16,291 

361,617 
86,116 
93,362 

12,  MO 

840 

146,298 

82,250 

1 1,664 

80.019 
16,500 
72,639 
83,350 
60,500 
26,500 

11,377 
29.231 
26,422 
56,575 
15^693 
12,076 
4,893 

>  10^887 
16,731 
44,107 
15,300 

82;  128 

5^914 

1.078 

4,002 

5,613 
5,367 
1,909 
11,643 
3,870 
2,833 
9,660 
1,842 

10^200 

65,563 

liai25 

16,639 

1,150 

1,200 

751 

New  Hampshire. 

■""582' 

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86 

500 

Vermont 

80 
1,250 
5,195 

960 

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Massachusetts... 

Rhode  Island 

C5onnecti<aH 

7,327 
4,100 
2,000 

23,500 

9,942 
6,568 

6»173 
976 

96,041 
550 

4,533 
730 

Middle  AtlanHc: 

New  York      

107,000 
71,000 
93,221 

151,848 

89,609 

89.600 
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New  Jersey    .  . . 

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Pennsylvania 

laat  Hofth  Oentral: 
Ohio 

12,500 

Indiana. 

840 

lUinois 

97.000 
50.000 

48,276 
80,000 

Michigan 

U,664 
2,471 

West  Hofth  Central: 

Minnesota 

Iowa  -.--.. - 

46,060 

175 

32,967 

25 

6,660 
16.500 
18,240 

772 

Missouri . .       

4,390 

60;  000 

North  Dakota 

83,350 
89,000 

Ronth  Dakota. .  . 

4,500 

2,000 

6,000 
26.500 

Kansas...  .    .... 

South  AtUatic: 
Delaware  .      ... 

562 

635 

2,467 

85 

471 

1 

10^530 
17,828 
7,428 
40,150 
98,500 

Maryland 

Virginia 

6»750 

1,460 

West  VirRinia 

North  Carolina.. 

14,586 

28,648 

""'260" 

250 
7 

1,648 

South  Carolina. 

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292 

laat  Sooth  Central : 
Kentucky 

Tenmwsee 

8,205 

668 

1,880 

1,000 
26,550 

0,~666 

40 

Alabama. 

MississippL 

Weet  South  Central: 

Arkansas . . .  „ . 

2,873 

1,500 

828 
060 

1,761 

1,860 

26,000 
2;  462 

8,000 

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41,636 

1.000 

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1,000 

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Eonntain: 
Montana. 

4,961 
340 

610 

900 

9 

Idaho 

726 



2,700 
1,900 
8,800 
2,300 

106 

Wyoming 

Colorado.. 

1.194 

New  Mexico..  .. 

865 
78 

126 
20 

284 

8 

1,600 

298 

88 

Arizona.. 

TTtah 

7,260 
500 

Nevada ... 

878 

68 

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Washington- 

10.200 
28.500 
20,775 

Oregon.^. 

450 

"'5."6i6" 

34.467 
64,726 

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2,480 

14,858 

4 

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edness). 

*  Less  than  $800. 

*  Outstanding  warrants  (not  bonded  indebtednew). 

Sooroe:  The  Bank  of  America,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


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DfTlskn  and  Slate 


230 


FINANCES   OF   CITIES 


No.  237.— RXVBNTJS  RB0IIPT8  AND  GOySRHMEHTAL-COST  PA7MEHTS  OF 
CmSS  OF  80,000  OB  XORB  INHABITANTS:  Bt  Size  Groups 


NoTi.— See  headnote.  Table  226 
[All  flgnree  in  thoiuanda  of  dollan] 


SeTeniie  reoeipta,  toUL 
From  taxes,  total 


Qeneral  property 

Special  property 

Other  special  taxes 

Business  and  nonbusiness 

license 

PolL 


Special  assessments  and 
apecdal  charges  for  outlays. . 

Fines,  forfeits,  and  escheats.. 

Subventions  and  grants 

Donations,  gifts,  and  pension 
assessments 

Highway  privileges,  rents  of 
investment  property,  and 
Interest 

Earnings  of  general  depart- 
ments  

Earnings  of  publio-servioe 
enterprises 


CtoTemmental-ooet  pej- 
menu,  toUL 


All  dUes  over  30,00(Ki 


ItU 


MO,  885 


641.973 


670^831 

69,350 

1,792 


79.891 

4,449 

36,141 

3,754 


55,072 
22^547 
96,568 

1.060.141 


Operation,  maintenance,  and 
Interest,  total 


Operation     and     mainte- 
nance (except  interest), 
total 


Qeneral 
total.. 


departments, 


General  government... 
Protection    to    person 

and  property 

Health  and  sanitation.. 

Highways. 

Charities,      hospitals, 

and  corrections. 

Eduoatiou— 

Schools 

Libraries 

Recreation 

Miscellaneous.. 


Publi&eervioe  enterprises. 
Interest 


boees  of  reTenue  re- 
oeipta over  opera- 
t  i  0  B,  maintimance, 
and  interest 


Outlajrs  for  permanent  im- 
provements  


IxceM  of  total  goTora- 
mental-ooat  payments 
over  roTenue  reoeipu. 


76a  566 


622;  029 

578,206 
65.457 

127, 610 
58.472 
65,509 

39,298 

174,039 

7,552 

21,889 

18,960 

43,823 

128,527 


189.829 


329,686 


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8.007,009 


1.441,108 


1,337,784 
13.372 
27,718 

58,078 
4,156 


103.135 
13.035 
99^085 

20^020 


9il51 

51,970 

184,505 

8,988,667 


1,604.631 


1,39^764 

1,284,189 
113,947 

257,877 
126.045 
111,856 

80^526 

484,345 
16.008 
42.283 
51,802 

106,575 

213,867 


408,878 


617,986 


189,768 


815,556 


1987 


8,945,518 


2;  047, 341 


1,888.705 
1^066 
49^391 

88,941 
5,238 


233,203 

18.733 

117,096 

27,196 


136^455 

74,456 

29^942 

3,884.888 


/ 
2;  232, 427 


1, 913, 178 

1.75a  707 
148^061 

35a  841 
176.996 
157, 196 

106,492 

845,382 
22.881 
6a  364 
82;  992 

163;  471 

819,249 


718,085 


1,091,959 


878,874 


1987— Cities  of— 


Over 
500,000 


1,855,177 


1, 157, 515 


1,063.988 

4,369 

33,674 

54,738 
746 


125.066 

8.793 

58,197 

17,695 


96,453 
4a  643 

148^815 

1.860,831 


1,235,129 


1,051,382 

968,267 
94,785 

193.336 

105,067 

84,686 

6a  579 

318,422 
11.481 
35,101 
55^810 

83,115 

183,747 


49a  048 


615,502 


196,454 


30a000- 
500,000 


801,984 


209.304 


19a  947 

511 

1,370 

ia271 
205 


22,239 

1,598 

11,089 

3,230 


12;  076 

8,919 

32;  629 

888,851 


100,000- 
300,000 


588,149 


365,347 


337,461 
a689 
a  771 

12;  623 
1,803 


43,887 

4,983 

24,542 

3,447 


15,998 
12;  969 
61,961 

885,858 


23a  323 


197,245 

178,362 
17,724 

35,101 
17,273 
17,483 

13,389 

62.188 
2;  726 
^313 
7,165 

18,883 

88,078 


71,881 


10a028 


81,887 


417.096 


357,594 

324,633 
18.861 

67,968 
30,515 
29,177 

13,225 

138,042 

4.670 

11.2'i9 

ia916 

32,961 

6a  102 


115,458 


207.556 


98,108 


50,00(V- 
100,000 


897.837 


207,944 


192.522 
2.099 
4,111 

7,469 
1,743 


27,874 

2;  127 

15.128 

1,814 


a220 

7,653 

29,077 

331,793 


228,113 


200,379 

183,284 
ia722 

36.283 
16. 117 
15, 942 

a564 

o9,  uVv 
2.665 
5.643 
^749 

17,095 

27.734 


88.784 


108.680 


83,958 


30,000- 
50,000 


167.385 


107,231 


97,787 
1.398 
3.4(>5 

3,840 
741 


14.227 
1.232 
8,140 

1,010 


2.813 

4.252 

18.460 

183,359 


121,166 


108,578 

96.161 
5,969 

17,653 
K.024 
9,910 

3,736 

43.131 
1.339 
3.048 
3.352 

ia417 

14,588 


36.199 


62.193 


86.994 


1  There  were  204  dties  of  this  class  in  1915,  261  in  1922,  and  250  in  1927. 
Sooroe:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Conmieroa, 


FINANCES   OF   CITIES 


231 


Wo.  238.— PER  CAPITAL  SXVEVITE  RECEIPTS  AEB  GOVEBVEmTTAL-COST 
PATMEETS  OF  CITIBS  OF  80,000  OB  MORS  IHHABITAET8 


An  cities  of  over  30,000 

1917— Cities  ol— 

IMf 

lt» 

lit? 

Over 
500,000 

800,000- 
500,000 

100,000- 
300.000 

60,000- 
100.000 

80^000- 
60,000 

Bwfftane  rwMiiitta.  ^  ^  ^  > .  „ . . 

$SQ.17 

$61.81 

$08.96 

$84.96 

$7^88 

$68.36 

$60.08 

$60.18 

Pft)IU  t*^Tff 

20.60 
1&31 

2.23 

.06 

2.56 
.14 

1.28 

L78 

.72 

3wlO 

• 

94.06 

87.21 
84.54 

LOO 

L50 
.U 

2166 
.34 

3.07 

2L48 
1.34 
4.76 

41.42 

47.92 

44.21 

/     .35 

\    L16 

2.08 

.12 

5i46 
.44 

3.38 

3.19 
L74 
6l81 

59.96 

89.41 

5161 

.22 

L73 

2.81 

.04 

6.42 
.45 

3.89 

5.06 
2.00 

7.64 

63.39 

6a  47 

47.49 

.12 

.33 

2.48 

.05 

5.36 
.39 

3.45 

8.13 
2.15 
7.87 

66.64 

36.57 

33.78 

.67 

.68 

L26 

.18 

4.39 
.60 

2L80 

LOO 
L30 
6l20 

41.81 

84.91 

82.33 

.35 

.60 

L25 

.29 

4.68 
.36 

2.86 

L04 
L28 
4.88 

88.81 

84.16 

Qeneral  DTODorty..... ....... . 

8L15 

Siwcial  proPQTty            _             -  ^  -  - . 

.45 

Other  spednl  tazfff .     .... 

LIO 

Btisinesi  and  nonbusiBess  lioeoMS.. 
PolL 

L22 
.24 

Special    assessments    and    special 
channs  for  <wtiAy . . , 

4.58 

Flnes»  forfeits,  and  escheats 

.38 

Subventions  and  grants,  donations, 
gifts,  and  pension  assessments 

Highway  privilegm,  rents  of  invest- 
ment property  and  interest 

2.91 
.90 

Kamings  oigeneral  departments 

Earnings  of  public«ervice  enterprises. 

Qovemm«ntal-oo«t  peymenta  for 

intereet. 

L35 
5.88 

88.80 

Operation  and  maint4^nan<w  . . 

19.96 

35.90 

44.79 

53.96 

47.56 

85.79 

33.66 

88.06 

General  departments 

18.56 
2L10 
4.00 
1.87 
2.10 

1.26 

5.58 
.24 
.69 

.61 

L41 
4.12 

33.15 
2L94 
6.66 
3.25 
2L87 

2L06 

12L50 

.41 

LOO 

L34 

2.75 
5.52 

40.06 
3.47 
&20 
4.15 
3.68 

2L40 

15.11 

.54 

L41 

L94 

3.80 

7.47 

49.60 
4.86 
9.92 
5.30 
4.36 

3.67 

1&34 
.60 

L80 
2.86 

4.27 
9.43 

43.01 
4.27 
&47 
4.17 
4.22 

3.23 

15.00 

.66 

L28 

L73 

4.55 
7.98 

82L49 
L89 
6.80 
3.06 
2.92 

1.32 

U82 

.47 

L13 

LOO 

3.30 
6.02 

3a  78 
L80 
6.00 
2.71 
2168 

1.10 

14.04 
.46 
.96 
.07 

2L87 
4.66 

8a  68 

LOO 

Protection  to  person  and  propert  y . 
Health  and  sanitation. 

6.68 
8L66 

Highways 

8L15 

Charities,  hospitals,  and  correc- 
tions  

L19 

Education— 
RrhrtOl" 

1&74 

Libraries 

•  43 

Recreation 

.97 

L07 

Public-service  enten^ises 

8.32 

Interest . .. .. 

4.66 

Ezceaa  of  reveane  receipts  over 
paymeats  for  operation,  main- 
tenance, and  interest. 

6.09 

10.39 

16.60 

8L66 

17.88 

U.66 

1L71 

1L53 

No.  239.— COMPARATIVE  SUMMARY  OF  PER    CAPITA  REVEEinB  RECEIPTS, 
GOVERHMEHTAL-COST  PAYMENTS.  AHD  HET  DEBT  OF  146  CITIES 

Note.— See  headnote.  Table  226.    Table  includes  all  cities  of  30.000  or  more  inhabitants  In  1903 


Per  capita  revenue  receipts  » 

Per  capita  governmental-cost  payments  for 
operation,  maintenance,  and  interest  ^ 

Year 

Total 

Other 
than  of 
public- 
fiervice 
enter- 
prises 

Of  public- 
service 
enter- 
prises 

Total 

Operation  and  maintenance 

Inter- 
est 

Per 
capita 

Total 

Of 
general 
depart- 
ments 

Of  public- 
service 
enter- 
prises 

net 
debt 

1903          

$21.14 
26.42 
28.07 
28.55 
3a  00 
31.97 
35.26 
53.57 
58.41 
6L90 
66  14 
fla77 

$18.71 
23.53 
25.00 
25.74 
26.97 
28.84 
3L65 
48.74 
52.42 
55.70 
59.56 
68.00 

$2.42 
2.89 
Z98 
2.81 
3.03 
3.13 
3.61 
4.83 
6.00 
6.19 
6.60 
6.67 

$16.41 
20.14 
21.24 
22.17 
23.92 
24.58 
28.07 
42.93 
45.62 
47.87 
6a  30 
52.64 

$14.35 
17.28 
18wl7 
19.02 
20.34 
2a  92 
2118 
37.14 
40.42 
42.28 
44.27 
46.25 

$13.25 
16.06 
16.91 
17.67 
18.96 
ia53 
22.28 
34.37 
36.80 
38.73 
4a  61 
42L44 

$L10 
L22 
L36 
L35 
L8e 
L30 
LOO 
2.77 
3.53 
3.56 
8.76 
8.81 

$2l06 
2.86 
3.07 
3.15 
3.58 
3.66 
3.89 
5.79 
5.29 
5.58 
6.08 
6.88 

$44.71 

1900 

6L21 

1911 

67.62 

1913 

60.28 

1915 

77.86 

1917 

8a  76 

1919 

8L18 

1922.. 

97.67 

1924 

iiaoo 

1925.. 

1996 

1927 

119.46 
138.13 
184.37 

>  Service  transfers  and  interest  transfers  indoded  in  the  amoants  for  the  year  1922. 
Source  of  Tables  238  and  239:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Departmant  of  Oommeroa. 


flNANCKS  OF   CITIES 


Ho.  MO.— BBvnnn 


AMD  eovnunoHTAL-cosT  PAnaNTB 

at  dalkn.    MIdm  tiga  Indicata  mmb  ot  parmant*. 


Total 


XawYotL.  N.  Y.. 


:iikMo,IU.._. 
PhOadBliiblm,  Fa.. 

UatiDlt,MlctL. 


Clevtluid.Ohhi.. 
Bt.L(Hiia,Mo.._. 
Baltlmor&Md... 


WuhliiKlon.  D.  C.- 
MilHUjliie,  Wli.... 

Nmrsrk.N.J 

MlnneBpollB,  Mliui. 
Kew  OrleBM.  Ij... 
('iDrlnnall.Ohlo.-. 
Kanns  Cilr,  Mo— 
(loiiILlB,  Wnii. 


HuchslH-.Kf.  y... 
JMMjrUy.N.J.. 

L«aliTai«,  Ky 

ToMo,  Ohio 

Atnm.  Ohio 


rortlnnd.brai-.. 

DiDW.Cola 

I'roTlcleaDt,  R.I.. 
U^Uod.CtUf... 
et.  PbuI,  Minn.... 

AUiinta,a* 

Omslia,  Nitbt 

Ingham.  Alt. 

.JoDlo,  T«. 


nimtlng 


eyncuH,  N.  y... 


B,  TBI. 


New  IlareD,  Oonn. 


Memiititc,  'Tiami. . . 
IlrldEep«t,  Conn.. 
younnAown,  Ohio 
HirUocd,  Cgiin... 
yort  World,  Tm.... 
Qnnd  Rapldi.  Mich. 
fipclDElMd.  Mta_r 
I^  MoIdm,  lows.. 

Tu)u,OUa 

BOBnloD,  Pa 

I'slerenn.N.  J 

JackcinvlUfcrU... 

N'Bib*UI«.  Turn 

Flint,  Mich 

Trenlon.N.  J 

8aIII.akaritT,[:utL 

FanHlvR.Miiai.'."; 

Miami.  Fla. 

WHDiloiEiaa,  Del 

iliie.  \-a.. 

(■■nil,rl.l«.Mu»... 
N«w  Uedtord,  Mm*. 

AllMmy.N.  y. 

Yonkin,K.Y 

KaiuiairU*,Kuu.. 
Huil>lr«o,CB]II..... 
Duliiili,  Minn. 


M.TTO 
SO,  1!3 

33.131     . 


3,838 
11,379 
2.1M 
3.IM 


3,Tt8 

A 


a.  £30 
fi.Mt 
%IB7 


a.«nt 


11.133 
6.  Ml 

I.OM 
i.Ul 


■i,VA 


FENANCBS   OF   CITIES 


233 


OF  nmiviDVAL  Grms  of  100,000  or  mors  ivhabitavts,  imt 

Pv  eapite  flgimB  not  eompoted  for  oerUin  cities  doe  to  absence  of  aocormte  popolation  flgares 


Per  capita  reretme 
receipts 


IfU 


$38.67 
33.63 
27.29 
32.15 
28.30 
31.62 
27.44 
47.47 
53.98 
35.76 
43.52 
83.17 
42L47 
3a  10 
31.03 
30.52 
22.65 
34.28 
36.18 
47.65 
22.93 
3a  23 
23.15 
24.86 
23.27 
23.03 
24.52 
38.17 
25.93 
26.74 
32.89 
22.21 
21.16 
29.91 
16.52 
17.00 
30.26 
26.00 
a>..36 
29.  .^3 
28.  77 
20.46 
24.01 
21.76 
22.50 
2a  00 
2a  97 
33.38 
17.93 
31 S4 
36.07 
21.05 

(•) 

14.27 
16.80 
27.41 
19.01 
19.12 
21.76 
27.29 
17.18 
22.59 

(») 

14.93 
19.45 
29.42 
27.97 
28.09 
27.85 
22.72 
68.01 
34.50 
13.53 
16.74 
17.31 


ita 


$09.94 
64.20 
47.55 
65.53 
62.55 
44.88 

ao.97 

8a  55 

79.81 

61.50 

67.67 

52.97 

57.27 

50.50 

61.40 

54.04 

44.46 

64.38 

5L11 

93.85 

49.73 

56.53 

55.94 

33.85 

42.88 

40.06 

44.68 

55.25 

62.07 

46.86 

39.36 

46.00 

33.19 

68.18 

25.38 

26.20 

38l79 

49.82 

42.40 

48.07 

43.90 

36.49 

40.14 

40.1M 

39.90 

48.30 

38.19 

53.57 

35.88 

42.25 

59.01 

58.48 

33.08 

29.24 

34.47 

47.78 

28.01 

46.02 

38.90 

44.10 

35.25 

52.05 

53.06 

32L50 

35.65 

48.44 

54.56 

41.26 

66.27 

45.  42 

62.86 

54.34 

2Bl13 

42.26 

3&80 


in? 


$03.42 
77.55 
6L26 

109.11 
76.17 
56.07 
fia57 
96.02 


Per  capita  KOTemmental-cost  pavments  tar 
operation,  maintenance,  and  mterest 


Total 


1915 


73.40 
70.66 
84.02 
72.22 
76,30 
8a  70 
62.51 
55.04 
85.51 
57.68 


52.35 
7&66 
101.62 
47.98 
73.39 


52.80 


61.34 
49.41 
61.11 
53.90 
46.92 
64.19 
4a  13 
37.10 
43.85 
63.97 


66.35 
56.36 
47. 51 
48.84 
41.35 
45.36 


47.52 
63.46 
32.51 
62.68 
73.72 
53.85 
44.92 
39.88 
50.33 


37.78 
56.44 
5a  19 
44.74 
45.85 
50.18 
62.07 
32.61 


59.30 
67.68 
65.70 
83.00 
62.64 
103.28 
63.30 
4a  34 
40.07 


$35.95 
22.99 
23.60 
34.16 
22.(^2 
22.56 
23.76 
4a  72 
32L15 
29.22 
8a48 
27.60 
28w99 
2L97 
28.91 
22.38 
19.66 
30.58 
21.39 
3a  04 
16.32 
23.55 
18.  M 
19.00 
18.05 
18.83 
19.53 
25.15 
2a  91 
21.42 
2a  61 
19.85 
15.89 
23.46 
12.11 
15.  13 


68 
H2 
30 
59 
76 


17. 

19. 

19. 

23. 

22. 

16.39 

16.09 

19.97 

2a  76 

15.60 

13.91 

26.23 

15.25 

16.90 

30.56 

17.78 

(•) 

12.01 
13.70 
21.93 
17.66 
11.01 
18.23 
19.90 
15.95 
17.95 

(•) 

12.45 
13.08 
25.27 
21. 18 
21.97 
3a  63 
16.96 
39.62 
21.54 
11.61 
12.91 
13.84 


itn 


1«7 


$57.31 
89.92 
43.34 
5a  10 
47.92 
34.05 
35l17 
65.52 
48.30 
49.93 
44.51 
48.11 
42.03 
41.07 
52.93 
41.57 
35.63 
49.41 
45.38 
8a  41 
35.37 
47.71 
54.67 
27.60 
36.51 
29.86 
34.63 
38.26 
4a  79 
37.04 
32.32 
36.43 
25.29 
43.24 


21. 
21. 
31. 


50 
91 
0; 
01 


33.76 
41.05 
34.93 
32.09 
28.30 
43.22 
33.28 
4a  54 

41.23 
26.92 
30.99 
47.75 
38.69 
30.70 
24.47 
29.78 
42.32 
23.61 
31.39 
34.38 
35.95 
31.84 
4a  63 
44.18 
25.45 
27.76 
44.57 
45.29 
38.74 
54.45 
38.65 
47.22 
36.58 
23.36 
3a  68 
25.25 


,  I 


$72.72 
52.06 
51.79 
76.00 
57.23 
42.85 
43.68 
75.81 


6a  08 
57.06 
67.84 
5a  01 
54.60 
7a  18 
48.66 
39.75 
64.37 
53.81 


39.70 
65.98 
74.00 
33.42 
51.17 


39.52 


5Z27 
41.86 
42.31 
42.91 
36.54 
48.92 
28.63 
29.43 
36.24 
52.14 


53.03 
42.70 
38.29 
37.07 
36.25 
39.16 


32.85 

28.42 
44.02 
59.82 
41.19 
29.14 
33.02 
47.42 


2K.91 
36.15 
47.30 
34.80 
41.22 
48.23 
68.85 
3a  56 


5a  39 
51.29 
51.53 
7a  87 
43.79 
52.45 
44.66 
32.36 
36.06 


Interest 


1915 


$0.55 
1.61 
2.78 
1.56 
3.95 
1.17 
5.28 
8.15 
3.96 
4.84 
4.23 
3.29 
.70 
1.36 
5.19 
2.96 
4.60 
6.81 
94 
76 
72 
17 
18 
40 
86 


1. 
6. 


2. 
3. 
4. 
3. 
4. 
1. 


3. 
4. 

2. 
2. 
4. 2 
3. 77 
6.43 
2.07 
3.09 
2.30 
2.92 
1.19 
5.73 
2.W 
2.79 
75 
01 
72 
25 
20 
13 
2.59 
4.76 
4.60 
1.01 
1.98 
3.77 
3.15 
1.58 
3.29 
1.64 

(') 

1.47 

2.04 

1.64 

2.61 

1.54 

3.02 

3.04 

2.56 

2.48 

(«) 
2.02 

.77 
5.17 
3.94 
3.03 
5.38 
4.02 
7.81 
3.77 

.71 
2L21 
2.11 


itff   !   itn 


$1Z09 
2.88 
5.30 
4-76 
7.45 
1.20 
5.64 
8.63 
4.56 
5.94 
5.09 
3.48 

.41 
2.84 
7.17 
4.98 
4.95 
11.30 
2.61 
12L26 
3.32 
5.64 
9.74 
2.41 
5.41 
6.53 
6.53 
6.75 
3.74 
4.23 
2.02 
3.91 

.89 
7.07 
3.22 
3.59 
3.93 
5.34 
6.04 
3.33 
5.31 
2.46 
3.74 
9.38 
6.76 
3.70 
6.05 
4.53 
3.80 
2.12 
3.75 
3.93 
3.72 
1.21 
3.27 
a  51 
4.48 
5.44 
3.39 
5.35 
3.83 
3.30 
ia24 
2.99 
2.82 
5.03 
5.65 
3.50 
8.06 
4.36 
7.05 
4.18 
1.42 
7.47 
8.43 


$15.02 
4.41 
9.66 
8.67 
9.59 
1.98 
7.70 
9.29 


7.27 
6.68 
a85 

O 
4.01 
9.00 
6.81 
5i06 
13.70 
5.79 


3.95 
7.45 
1Z98 
3.19 
&41 


8.19 


a  79 
5.77 
3.71 
8.29 
2.72 
9.04 
4.  51 

aoo 

5.54 
a  58 


3.48 
&23 
8.10 
5.73 
11.15 
7.25 


5.16 
4.70 
5.30 


4. 
4. 

6. 
6. 
1. 


99 
68 
11 
20 
98 
43 


4.75 
6.35 
5.26 
4.33 
a09 
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12.11 
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9.46 
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Chicago,  lU 

Philadelphia,  Pa.... 

Detroit,  Mich 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

8t.  Louis,  Mo 

Baltimore,  Md 

Boston,  Mass 

Los  Angeles,  Calif... 

Pittsburgh.  Pa 

San  Francisco,  Calif. 

Buiralo,N.  y 

Washington*  D.  C... 

Milwaulcee,  Wis 

Newark,  N.J 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

New  Orleans.  La 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Kansas  City,  Mo.. 

Seattle,  Wash 

Indianapolis,  Ind.. 
Rochester,  N.  Y... 
Jersey  City,  N.J.-.. 

Lottisvilie,  Ky 

Toledo,  Ohio 

Akron,  Ohio 

Columbus,  Ohio 

Portland,  Oreg 

Denver,  Colo 

]*rovidenoe,  R.  I 

Oakland,  Calif- 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

Atlanta,  Oa 

Omalia,  Nebr 

Birmingham,  Ala.... 

San  Antonio,  Tex 

Dallas,  Tex 

Syracuse,  N.  Y 

Houston,  Tex 

Worcester.  Mass 

Richmond,  Va 

New  Haven.  Conn.. 

Dayton,  Ohio 

Norfolk,  Va 

Memphis,  Tenn 

Bridgeport,  Conn.... 
Youngstown,  Otiio-  - 

Hartford,  Conn 

Fort  Worth,  Tex 

(trandRapid^Micb. 
Springfield,  Alass. 
Des  Moines,  Iowa 

Tulsa,  Okla 

Scranton,  Pa 

Paterson,  N.J 

Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Nashville,  Tenn.. 

Flint,  Mich 

Trenton,  N.J 

Salt  Lake  City.  Utah. 

Camden,  N.J 

Fall  River,  Mass.. 

Miami,  Fla. 

Wilmington,  Del.. 

Erie,  Pa. 

Cambridge,  Mass.. 
New  Bedford.  M 

Albany,  N.  Y 

Yonkers,N.  Y 

Kansas  City,  Kans. 
San  Diego,  Calif.... 

Duluth,  Minn. 

Reading,  Pa. 

Canton,  Ohio 

Elisabeth,  N.  J 


City 

num- 

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in 
order 

of 
sise 


1 
3 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
13 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
33 
33 
34 
35 
20 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
30 
40 
41 
42 
48 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
50 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
09 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
76 


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Par  capita  reveaoa 

Par  capita  govemmental-oost  payments  for 
oparatioD,  maintenance,  and  interest 

City 

City 
num- 

noaipU 

Total 

Interest 

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in 

order 

of 

size 

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$14.56 

20.83 
29.63 
27.84 
$7.10 
19.19 
24.86 
23.39 
20.14 
25.73 
22.84 
22.77 
(') 

$52.00 

4L66 
2L07 
48.98 
61.58 
42.61 
4a  91 
32.07 
35.65 
42.50 
33.32 
31.20 
fi«L83 

$52L75 
34.04 
45.44 
72.07 

"'48."28" 
64.09 
5L46 
64.09 
30.71 
37.89 
119.79 

$13.34 

18.22 
19.50 
19.51 
23.34 
15.78 
19.58 
17.40 
15.30 
13.72 
19.43 
17.49 
(») 

$3&61 

38.93 
26.33 
35.57 
43.97 
40.92 
35.72 
3a  00 
29.99 
20.48 
28.26 
33.33 
38.50 

$43.04 
34.97 
36.20 
51.30 

"4a«9' 
46.24 
39.05 

3ai8 

34.50 
36.28 
76.83 

$3.67 

2.10 
3.10 
4.95 
5.90 
1.88 
2.57 
3.13 
L27 
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2.37 
4.59 
(») 

$5.24 

3.00 
3.46 
3.70 
4.53 
5.07 
3.33 
4.70 
2.02 
1.54 
2.20 
6.77 
3.48 

$2.82 
4.48 
2.73 
6.36 

'3.'26" 
7.62 
4.36 
2.02 
2.23 
9.00 
7.87 

Oklahoma  City, 
Okla. 

Lowell,  Mass 

£1  Paso,  Tex. 

Spokane,  Wash. 

Tacoma,  Wash 

Waterborg,  Conn. . . 

T.J71T1,  MA.*tit             

76 

77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 

Tampa,  Fla  ... 

83 

UtlrtvN.Y 

Fort  Wayne.  Ind..... 

Somerrille,  Mass 

Knozville,  Tenn 

Long  Beadi,  Calif... 

84 
85 
86 
87 
88 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

INDIVIDUAL  CITIES  OF  100.000  OR  MORE  HfHABITANTS,  1927 

Pw  capita  figures  not  computed  for  certain  cities  owing  to  absence  of  accurate  population  figures 


Per  capita  revenue  receipts  (dollars)  from— 

City 

Taxes 

Special 
assess- 
ments 
and 
charges 
for  out- 
lays 

Earnings  of— 

Highway 
privi- 
leges, 
rents, 
and 

interest 

AU 
Other 

City 
num 

ber 

in 
order 

of 
sise 

1 

General 
property 

License 

other 

Qeneral 
depart- 
ments 

Public- 
service 
enter- 
prises 

62.65 
51.08 
41.85 
61.17 
48.86 
35.11 
34.51 
67.41 

3.65 
2.76 

.70 
1.67 
1.75 
3.43 
L80 

.66 

3.75 
.04 
.03 
.64 
.53 

3.85 
9.73 
1.08 
12.28 
7.69 
6.35 
1.30 
.72 

.96 
2.56 
2.11 
3.25 
3.47 
2.06 

.76 
2.82 

5.91 
4.27 
3.92 
?3  97 
9.34 
4.71 
5.37 
5.52 

6.74 
4.76 
9.29 
1.39 
3.49 
3.00 
a  62 
6.46 

5.92 
2.35 
2.18 
4.74 
1.04 
1.41 
2.14 
1.56 

2.99 
4.67 
6.28 
18.43 
4.53 
6.05 
4.35 
2.63 
3.17 
1.96 

New  York,  N.Y 

Chicago.  lU 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

Detroit,  Mich 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

St.  LouLsMo 

Baltimore,  Md 

Boston,  Mass 

Los  Angeles,  CaliL... 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

San  Francisco,  Calif.. 

Bnffalo,  N.  Y 

Washington,  D.  C... 

MUwaukee,  Wis 

Newark,  N.  J 

Minneapolis,  Minn... 

New  Orleans,  La 

Ciuclnnati,  Ohio 

Kansas  City,  Mo 

Seattle,  Wash 

Indianapolis,  Ind 

Rochester,  N.  Y 

Jersey  City,  N.J 

Louisville,  Ky 

Toledo,  Ohio 

1 
2 
3 

4 
5 
6 

1.07 
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7 
8 
0 

67.27 
48.34 
59.01 
38.76 
47.37 
54.96 
45.60 
36.84 
52.92 
!       39.17 

.91 
3.54 
2.36 
8.26 
1.33 
2.50 

.77 
2.94 
3.82 
3.84 

1.49 
5.50 
4.48 
1.29 
7.32 
3.15 
6.03 
2.99 
3.34 
L85 

1.78 
2.17 
1.59 
2.66 
3.49 
2.91 
1.71 
L63 
a  62 
1.77 

4,58 
10.73 
5.47 
2.52 
4.34 
6.72 
2.32 
7.33 
6.26 
5.63 

3.89 
1.70 
1.91 
.30 
1.49 
3.66 
1.40 
1.34 
11.20 
3.47 

10 
11 

2.91 
.01 

6.44 
.73 
.32 
.26 

L20 

12 
13 
14 
15 
10 
17 
18 
19 

20 

42.32 
60.73 
179.24 
30.33 
48.23 

.50 
3.11 
3.47 
2.43 
3.87 

.13 

2.15 

.43 

4.72 
7.37 
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3.26 
9.92 

1.92 
2.34 
1.70 
1.54 
2.02 

.12 
4.89 
6.61 
6.31 
4.65 

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1.61 
4.04 
1.39 
3.18 

2.04 
6.26 
5.49 
2.72 
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21 
22 
23 
24 

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25 

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20 

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2.27 

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1.22 

5.83 

2.87 

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Columbus,  Ohio 

Portland,  Oreg 

Denver,  Colo. 

Providence,  R.  I 

Oakland,  Calif 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

Atlanta,  Oa 

Omaha,  Nebr 

Birmingham,  Ala 

San  Antonio,  Tex 

27 
28 

1       40.02 

1.52 

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1.03 

2.23 

Z79 

.88 

6.43 

.34 

.22 

2L23 

5.53 

.67 

11.37 

6.78 

5.53 

6.06 

7.91 

.25 

1.44 

8.57 

2.72 
L57 

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L46 

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1.46 

.74 
2.66 
1.00 

8.52 

5w53 

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4.09 

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17.29 

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5.90 

6.00 

4.40 

L71 
2.76 
1.03 
2.94 
1.75 
2.06 
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1.33 
L29 
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2.68 
2.13 
1.19 
6.60 
3.51 
3.87 
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35.80 

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Syracuse,  N.  Y 

Houston,  Tex 

Worcester.  Mass 

Richmond,  Va 

New  Haven,  Conn... 

Dayton,  Ohio 

Norfolk,  Va 

38 
39 

44.95 
31.04 
4a  84 
35.07 
27.82 

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4.18 

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2.10 
287 

8.90 
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2.32 
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3.71 

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1.43 

L76 

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4.49 

12.24 

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3.84 

6.10 

L22 
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207 

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2  75 
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FINANCES   OF   CITIES 


237 


TIDUAL  Crnxs  of  100,000  or  Mors  Inhabitants,  1927 — Continued 


Per  capitA  reTenne  receipts  (doDara)  from — 


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General 
property 


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3ai3 


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34.27 

L60 

38.30 

.50 

22.70 

.14 

4a  28 

.53 

53.50 

.31 

30.34 

.35 

27.60 

1.23 

31.35 

.50 

36.58 

2.50 

Other 


a54 
13.01 


0.80 


34.00 
36.35 
34.38 
2S.38 
25.66 
4a  74 
4.5.06 
18.00 


.41 

.27 

.86 

1.02 

2.93 

.18 

2.85 


4a  56 
44.75 
44.09 
61.69 
33.10 
45.99 
38.80 
27.65 
33.67 


.57 
.30 

1.41 
.99 
.97 

1.13 
.50 
.50 

2.11 


.91 
.43 


.49 


Special 
assess- 
ments 
and 
cbargee 
for  out- 
lays 


1.55 


4.81 
L98 


8.07 
1.92 
5.84 
6.45 
1.87 
2.07 


Earnings  of— 


General 
depart- 
ments 


1.33 


.55 
1.50 

.89 
2L37 
1.95 

.90 

.09 
1.01 
1.45 


Pnblic- 
servioe 
enter- 
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7.01 


.42 

11.  .13 
.15 


1.55 
5.47 
1.81 
3.11 
4.71 
.17 
4.23 
1.20 


.84 
3.37 
1.68 
1.27 

.74 
1.12 
2.47 

.23 


3.57 
7.31 
4.84 
5.29 
4.17 
5.55 
5.47 
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way 

pri^- 

rents, 

and 

interest 


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1.34 

1.37 

.96 

1.07 

.41 

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1.34 

1.02 

2.75 


AU 

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2.46 


.76 
1.55 
2190 
5.00 
1.51 
1.12 
2.81 
3.10 
4.40 


4.44 

6.81 
4.51 
3.61 
4.93 
3.20 
3.58 
4.32 


8.76 

13.18 

3.41 

3.41 


.13 
.69 

.26 


.13 

Z26 

1.32 

1.76 

5.51 

.35 

Z17 

.50 

6.30 

.24 

3a  00 

1.66 

7.61 

.38 

.84 

.78 

3.74 

1.40 

4.73 

3.05 

5.97 

0.27 

2a  50 

11.71 

11.79 

6.48 

3.71 


L43 
.72 

2.55 
.56 

2.95 
.85 
.76 
.58 


1.41 

.69 

.63 

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1.24 

2LO0 

1.10 

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2.03 


1       36.37 

.19 

24.67 

.13 

25.83 

.25 

24.32 

1 

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32.33 

.32 

33.19 

2.76 

34.29 

1.03 

31.61 

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28.18 

.21 

23.51 

.89 

46.45 

2.52 

9.28 


6.54 
.03 

2.43 
.46 

5.15 
.02 


.54 

.03 

1.55 

7.67 


1.05 

.71 
1.90 
1.50 


3.57 

3.97 

5.40 

27.49 


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1.07 
1.09 

1.84 


5.02 
3.45 
3.91 
6.79 
3.52 
1.60 
2.90 
7.43 


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1.77 
4.32 
6.90 

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2.93 

2.30 

2.15 


1.58 
3.46 
9.36 

8.76 


City 


City 

num- 
ber 
in 

order 
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sixe 


.53 

5.90 

7.80 

17.69 

.84 

1.60 

20.64 


1.68 
2.12 
.33 
.42 
1.07 
1.21 
1.20 


5.12 

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1.01 

6.29 

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3.55 

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.55 

4.90 

11.30 

.41 

1.81 

3.14 

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.93 

5.95 

.90 

3.81 

24.72 

12L41 

11.85 

Memphis,  Tenn 

Bridfi^port,  Conn 

Younxstown,  Ohio... 

Hartford,  dmn 

Fort  Worth,  Tex 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 

8prinKfield,  Mass 

Des  Moines,  Iowa 

Tulsa,  Okla 

Scranton,  Pa. 

Paterson,  N.  J 

Jacksonville,  Fla 

NashvOle,  Tenn 

Flint,  Mich 

Trenton,  N.J 

Salt  Lake  City.  Utah.! 

Camden,  N.  J 

Fall  River.  Mass = 

Miami,  Fla 

Wilmington,  Del 

Erie,  Pa 

Cambridge,  Mass 

New  Bedford,  Mass.. 

Albany,  N.V 

Yonkers,  N.  Y 

Kansas  City.  Kans — 

San  Diego,  Calif 

Duluth,  Minn 

Reading,  Pa 

Canton,  Ohio 

Elizabeth,  N.J 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

Lowell.  Mass 

El  Paso,  Tex 

Spokane.  Wash 

Tacoma.  Wash 

Waterbury,  Conn... 

Lynn,  Mass — 

Tam^ia,  Fla 

Utica,  N.  Y-. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind 

Somerville,  Mass 

Knoxville,  Tenn 

Long  Beach,  C«liL... 


45 
40 
47 
48 
40 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
50 
57 
58 
50 
00 
01 
02 
OS 
04 
05 
00 
07 
08 
09 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
7b 
70 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
80 
87 
88 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

ERAL  DEPARTMENTS  OF  CITIES  OF  100.000  OR  MORE  IITHABITANTS,  1987 

240.    Per  capita  figures  not  computed  for  certain  cities  owing  to  abeenoe  of  accurate  population  figures 


Per  capita  governmental-cost  pajTnents  (dollars)  for— 


Protec- 
General  '^SJin 

"«"'      prop- 
erty 


5.M 
4.95 
4.27 
3.69 
3.78 
3.52 
2L28 
4.03 


laM 

8.51 
7.95 

ia» 

0.67 
ia54 

8.15 
12L44 


5.89 
4.57 
4.37 
2L53 
3.93 


8.33 

12.37 

9.92 

laoo 

8.12 


Health 
and 
sani- 
tation 


0.14 
0.42 
4.21 
5.50 
4.76 
2.65 
3.84 
7.10 


5.21 
120 
0.12 
4.32 

0.11 


High- 
wa3rs 


4.10 
3.58 
2L49 
7.02 
5.08 
3.19 
3.95 
4.92 


Chari- 
ties, 
hospi- 
tals, and 


Edticntion 


correc- 

tions 

3.56 

2.05 

3.36 

4.42 

1.90 

3.29 

2.11 

0.19 

SchooLs 


18.63 
14.12 
13.65 
14.91 
16.12 
11.01 
9.7S 
19.19 


0.30 
120 
5.00 
6.19 
4.81 


8.38 
5.05 
5.78 
5i73 
4.02 


10.00 
12L89 
18.55 
15.24 
14.55 


Libra- 
ries 


Recre- 
ation 


0.45 
.49 
.31 
.74 

1.36 
.Si 
.42 

1.22 


1.15 
2.80 
1.34 
1.91 
.70 
1.90 
1.21 
3.39 


.79 
.39 
.50 
.44 
.50 


L21 
2L41 
2L94 
2L48 
3.00 


4.07 
2.44 
3.06 
2.05 
1.98 
.49 
1.64 
3.43 


2L52 
2L60 
3.78 
1.81 
2.40 


New  York.  X.Y.... 

Chicago,  111 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

Detroit,  Mich. 

Cleveland,  Oliio ' 

St.  Louis,  Mo ' 

Baltimore.  Md 

Boston,  Mass , 

Los  Angeles,  Calif... 

Pittsburgh,  Pa 

San  Francifloo,  Calif.. 

Buffalo,  N.Y 

Washington,  D.  C  .. 
Mflwaukee,  Wb 


1 
2 
3 

4 

5 

0 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 


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It  ItiKnuaoilB  o(  doltan) 


Par  mpin  {dollan) 


itit     im     UM 


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riECinnsti.  Ohio 

EuuasCitr,  Mo 

£aitlle,Wub 

IiKlluiapaUi,  Ind 

Koobutor,  N.  Y 

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IxiulsTllli!,  ky 

Toledo,  Ohio 

Akron,  Ohio 

("oluinbus,  Ohio 

PurtlBod.  Orec 

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l*ro?WBMe,B.I 

Oakland.  C»Ut 

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Atlanta,  0» 

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Blnningham.  XIk 

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1>H11«.  Ten 

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ifouslon.  Tnl 

WoreeMr,  Mua„ 

Richmond. Vft 

Now  UavMi,  Conn 

Ilaylon,  Oblo... 

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Memphis.  TsnD 

nrldKsporl.  Conn 

YuuniEstovn.  Ohio- 

timnd  Rapids,  MIaZI 

BprlncAald,  Uim 

Dm  MolnM.  Iowa 

Tiilm.Old» 

Hminlon,  Pa        _ 

Patorwn,  N.  J 

JackionvD]*.  n* 

NiibvUlo,  T«ui. 

Flint,  Mlcb 

Trtnton,  N.J 

Soil  Laks  City,  Utah.. 

Camrton.N.J.- 

Fall  BlvH,  Man 

Miami, Fla. 

W  Qmlnlton,  I>*l 

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Cvnbrldsi,  Uaa 

NowBodford,  Uaa... 

Albany. N.Y. 

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40,4I« 


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no,  470 
81,714 


2S,38« 
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nNANGBS  OV  GITIB8 


241 


So.  M8. — Nvr  Dbbt  or  Cmms  of  100,000  ob  Mobb  Inhabitants — Continued 


City 
Bam- 
in 


of 

8iU 


71 
72 
7S 
74 
76 

78 
77 
78 
79 
80 

81 


84 

85 
88 
87 


City 


8raDiMp,CaUL. 

I>oiatli,Miiui 

Boding,  Pa>. 

Canton,  Ohio 

SUaboth,N.J... 


Amount  (thoosandB  of  doUan) 


ItU 


OUahomsCity^Okla. 

Low«U,Maa8 

El  Paso,  Tex 

Spokane,  Wash. 

Taooma,  Wash 

Watsrtniry,  Com.. 

Lynn,  Mass 

Tampa,  Fla 

UtieaTN.Y 

FortWf 


Ind. 


ran  wayne,!: 
8<mMrTiI]e,  Ml 
KnozriHe,  Tenn... 
Long  Beach,  CaliL. 


10^808 
0,005 
a;  115 
2;0i7 
3,217 

4,827 
2;  075 
2;  068 
7,704 
0,937 

4,380 
4,328 
2^883 
2,114 

087 
1,010 
3,103 

(") 


Iftt 


12,011 
8,300 
3,008 

11,053 
8,105 

8,811 
0,140 
0,340 
0,318 
7,108 

0.572 
3,365 
2,405 
4,420 

2,072 
1,450 
8,024 
5,100 


ItM 


15^210 
ia752 

8,081 
1^557 

4,484 

1^155 
5,427 
0,745 
4,403 

11,040 

13,751 
5,705 

11,474 
7,700 

4,544 

1,457 

15^051 

15,004 


in? 


10,100 
12,342 

0,814 
12;  101 

4,873 

11,718 
5,190 
0,515 
5,132 

11,028 

14,794 
0,221 

1^034 
8,270 

4,700 

2,311 

10,405 

10.778 


Per  capita  (doOan) 


19U 


222.20 
70.04 
30.40 
4&00 
38.53 

50.22 
34.00 
50.02 
57.23 
00.08 

53.32 
44.07 
57.50 
25t77 

13.03 
10.20 
84.12 

(0 


itn 


143.80 
70.70 
33.01 

115.45 
3a  55 

0a85 
53.74 
74.18 

oa42 

7L42 

00.20 
3Z11 
45.60 
43.50 

32L40 
15.01 
94.08 
81.51 


ItM 


138.27 
95.15 
78.78 

114.15 
(0 

0) 

40.20 

03.03 

41.21 

112.00 

(0 

55.72 

110.02 

75.40 

45.44 

14.57 
150.87 
105.20 


1927 


140.21 

107.01 

85.71 

107.^ 

(0 

W.OO 

50.28 

47.00 

102L87 


SI: 


.88 
143.87 
80L06 

45.85 

22.75 
182L70 
100l12 


>  Per  capita  not  oompoted. 
*  Not  reported  in  1915. 

Sooroe:  Boraao  of  the  Censos,  Department  of  Commerce. 

So.  244. — SEVIUIUK    RECEIPTS,    60VERHMENTAL-C08T    PATXSHTS,    AHB 
HET  DEBT  OF  CITIES  HAVIH6  30,000  TO  100,000  IVHABITAHTS,  1927 


Nor. 


headnote.  Table  226.    Cities  are  arranged  in  order  of  their  estimated  population  in  1037 


City 


ber 

in 

order 

of 


89 
90 
91 
92 
08 

94 
95 
90 
97 
08 

00 
100 
101 
102 
103 

104 
105 
106 
107 
108 

100 
110 
111 
112 
113 

114 
115 
116 
117 
118 

110 
1» 

m 


City 


Savannah,  Oa... 
AUaitown,Pa.. 
£Tan8vil]e.Ind. 
Wichita,  i^ns.. 
Lawrence,  Mass. 


Schenectady,  N. 
Bayonne,  N.  J.. 


Y...- 


Wilkee-Barre,Pa... 
HamtramckjMich. 
Hanidburg*  Pa 

Oary,Ind 

Manchester,  N.Il. 
South  Bend,  Ind... 

Peoria,  IlL 

Bockfdrd,llL 


Amount  (thousands  of  doUars) 


Total 
revenue 
receipts 


Highland  Park,  Mich 

St.  Jomh,  Mo 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

Shreveport,  La 

Portland,  Me 


LiUle  Rock,  Ark 

Charleston,  S.C 

Sacramento.  Calif 

Lansing,  Mich 

Binghamton,  N.  Y.... 

Saginaw,  Mich 

Wmston-Saiem,  N.  C. 

East  St.  Louis,  HI 

Johnstown,  Pa 

Chattanooga,  Tenn... 

Terre  Hante,  Ind 

Chester.  Pa 

Troy,N.Y 

Pawtneket,  B.  I 


44847*— e  a  192^ 


2,002 
2,057 
3,067 
4,241 
4,621 

6,019 
5.909 
3,403 
3,044 
3,816 

5,763 
3,278 
6,000 
2,999 
3,815 

5,055 
3.388 
3,004 
2,096 
3,962 

2,789 
3,454 
5.044 
6,441 
4,566 

3.589 
2.778 
2,519 
3,102 
2;836 

2;  708 
1,975 
8,780 
8,104 

-17 


Oi>era- 

tion 

and 
mainte- 
nance  I 

2.068 
2,153 
2,563 
2,761 
3,820 

4,420 
5,260 
2,564 
2.441 

2,638 

2.892 
2.380 
2.790 
2,125 
2,327 

3,567 
1.853 
2,499 
1,882 
2,873 

1,509 
2,310 
3,752 
3,361 
3,460 

2.404 
1,667 
1,611 
2,376 
2,016 

2.002 
1,303 
2.887 
2,179 


In. 
terest 


246 
225 
177 
427 
300 

403 

717 
245 
2S4 
368 

173 
250 
261 
120 
296 

478 
160 
197 
392 
405 

328 
577 
568 
378 
299 

338 
750 
257 
374 
493 

153 
227 
326 
510 


Out- 
lay* 


1,126 
1,707 
1,251 
1,453 
120 

1,065 
549 
384 
830 

1,804 

3,525 
599 

3,452 
928 

1,924 

831 
1,501 

862 
1.019 

609 

1,882 
559 
2,820 
1.603 
1,335 

1,216 
1,423 
439 
1,413 
1,510 

742 

541 

830 

1,480 


Net 

debt 


Per  capita  (dollars) 


Total 
reve- 
nue re- 
ceipts 


5,216 
5,408 
4,144 
^428 
5^001 

7,098 
0,388 
3,883 
3,973 
0,118 

4.407 
5,229 
5.403 
1,050 
2,225 

6.843 
3,608 
3,851 
8,036 
8,886 

4,018 
0^247 
13.576 
5,459 
6,843 

4,095 
10,322 
2,865 
8,331 
0,097 

2,906 
8,747 
0,604 
0^631 


29.70 
30.49 
41.07 
44.13 
49.41 

64.58 
04.43 
37.43 
4a  13 
44.53 

67.05 
38.67 
79.46 
85.92 

47.16 

63.74 
43.21 
46.09 
38.41 
51.13 

35i99 
46.05 
79.68 
87.05 
01.79 

48.57 
37.70 
34.46 
42.49 
39.00 

88.07 
37.32 
82.28 
44.30 


Oi[W- 

ation 
and 
mainte- 
nance 


20.74 
22.20 
28.53 
28.73 
4a  85 

47.43 
56.49 
28.21 
26.91 
3a  70 

33.94 
28.07 
33.13 
25.46 
28.76 

44.97 
23.63 
31.00 
24.13 
37.08 

10.48 
30.80 
5a  30 
45.42 
4a  93 

82.54 
22.61 
22.03 
32.55 
27.73 

28.77 
18.08 
89  98 
3a  23 


In- 
tereet 


Net 
debt 


2  47 
283 
L83 
4.45 
3.20 

4.31 

7.n 

270 
3.13 
4.30 

2.03 
2  95 
3.10 
1.44 
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6.04 
2.12 
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4.23 
7.60 
7.63 
5.11 
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4.56 
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3.53 
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210 
8.14 
4.50 
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5233 
6a  70 
4290 
5a  48 
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85.83 

10a84 

4283 

43.75 

10a38 

51.72 
61.07 
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27.50 

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103.03 

114.65 

51.85 

123.30 

181.00 

73.77 

92  59 

65.41 
14a  05 

8a73 
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89.97 

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Ih  MONET  AND  BANKING 


No.  246.— COIVAQI  OF  THE  inOTED  8TATBS  lOHTS:  1708  TO  1028 

[All  tgunB  in.  thomanda  of  doUar^ 


Periodior 

mlendir 

year 


Total 


Gold 


BilTer 


Minor 


Calendar 
year 


Total 


Gold 


SOTer 


Minor 


17n-1800.. 
1801-1810.. 
1811-1820. . 
1821-1830. . 
1831-1840. . 
1M1-18S0.. 

1851-1855.. 
1856-1880.. 
1861-1865. . 
1886-1870. . 
18n-1875-- 

1876-1880.- 
1881-1885.. 
1886-1890.. 
1801-1895.. 
1800-1900.. 

1901-1905.. 
190G-1910. . 
1911-1915.. 
1916-1020. . 
1821-1825.. 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1880 

18B0 

1801 

1802 

1803.- 

1804 

1805._ 

1806 

1807.... 


'I 


2;  534 

0»071 

0,328 

18.836 

46.463 

111,050 

237.390 
155^945 
185.015 
126,001 
201.346 

S78.984 
390^384 
806.322 
828.750 
646^065 

580^215 
506.088 
218.388 
171,721 
826^838 

61.375 
60^379 
65^819 
88^104 
61,065 

58^063 
48.390 
06^984 
80.185 

60^197 
7^076 
96^0(2 


1.014 
3.250 
3.106 
1.903 
18.777 
80^215 

314.142 
130^264 
175^003 
115.417 
168^074 

341.753 
243.745 
126.180 
260^160 
411,684 

475.645 
535,840 
176.535 
85.525 
535^005 

28,946 
23.072 
31.381 
21.414 
20^467 

20^222 
84.787 
56,907 
79^546 

59^616 
47,063 
70,028 


1.440 

3.560 

5,970 

16,781 

27,343 

22;  363 

22.972 

24.660 

7,146 

5,610 

31,833 

136.396 
142.657 
175,003 
63,861 
127,018 

102.769 
48.053 
27,180 
00,893 

281,167 

32.087 
35,191 
33.026 
35,497 
38^203 

27,519 

12;  641 

8,802 

0,200 

^096 
23,000 

18,487 


70 
151 
101 
151 
342 
380 

276 
1,021 
2,775 
5,873 
1,438 

834 
3,981 
6^130 
4.720 
7,352 

10;  SOI 
12,195 
14,672 
36,304 
10; 660 

843 
1,216 

912 
1,283 
1,386 

1,312 
961 

1,135 
438 

882 

833 

1,526 


1808 

1809 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1901 

1904 

1906 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1900 

1910 

19U 

1912 

1913 

1014 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1910 

1930 

1021 

1922 

1923 

1024 

1925 

1036 

1927 

1928 

Total., 


ioa;i45 

139;  348 

137,649 

134,004 

79,661 

65,810 

3Sa782 

58,260 

92;  835 

148,128 

145^480 

98,021 
111,505 
65,791 
37,417 
83,286 

61,750 
30;  145 
83,743 
35^540 
31,446 

30,778 

50;  214 

10G;783 

165^077 

114,575 

229;  047 
216,457 
102,828 
141, 147 
189,773 


77,966 
111,344 

99;  373 
101,735 

47,185 

48.684 

333;  402 

40;  638 

78,793 

131,007 

131,630 

88.777 
104,734 
56,177 
17,400 
35,433 

63,468 

33,068 

18,536 

10 


33,034 
36^063 
36,346 
30;  838 
80;  038 
19;  874 


1,135 
1,837 
2;  031 
2,130 
2;  448 

a;  261 


16,990 
ia570 
8a  680 
45,365 

306,010 

192.380 

78,541 

125,646 

177.360 


15. 
6,332 
10,061 
13,178 
12.393 

8,088 
3,744 
6,457 
7,341 
3,184 

6,084 

4,114 

8,881 

39;  413 

35,473 

11,068 
36,057 
80,058 
84.336 
06,283 

21,627 
10,874 
19,826 
11,286 
8,749 


1.1 
1^200 
2;  801 
8»04S 
3.M 

1,788 
8;  087 
8,157 
2;  377 

a;  SOB 

1^008 
0;388 

o;iis 

0^971 

o;700 

8»107 

1,163 

73 

s;sio 

4^308 
4,481 
4,316 
8,666 


5,880,194 


4,343,948 


1,413,548 


131,688 


1  Figores  for  periods  are  totals,  not  annaal  averages. 

'  No.  246.— MONET  IN  CIBCXTIATION,  BT  EINBS 

NoTK.— For  total  circulation  for  earlier  years  see  Table  248 
[All  flfvrea  in  milliona  and  tenths  of  millknu  of  doQan] 


Date 

Total 

Gold 
coin 

Gold 
certifi- 
cates 

Sil- 
ver 
dol- 
lars 

SU- 
ver 
cer- 
tifi- 
cates 

Treas- 
ury 

notes 

of 

1890 

Sub- 
sidi- 
ary 
sil- 
ver 

Mi- 
nor 
coins 

United 
BUtes 
notes 

Federal 

reserve 

notes 

Fed- 
eral 
re- 
serve 
bank 
notes 

Na- 
tional 
bank 
notes 

June  30: 

1014 

3.450.4 

611.5 

l,02fiLl 
82L9 

7a  3 

478.6 

2.4 

160.0 

67.4 

337.8 

715.8 

VJU.... 

3, 319. 6 

587.5 

615 

463.1 

2.2 

150.0 

58.5 

309.8 

7a  8 

782L1 

1916... 

3.649.3 

624.9 

l,05a3 

66.2 

47&3 

2.1 

17L2 

63.0 

328.2 

149.2 

hi 

716.3 

1917--.. 

4,066.4 

66&5 

1,082.9 

71.8 

468.4 

2.0 

193.7 

68.4 

311.6 

506.8 

3.7 

09a6 

1818.... 

4,481.7 

537.2 

611.2 

77.2 

37a3 

1.9 

216  5 

75.0 

291.9 

1,698.2 

11.0 

091.4 

l!)li*.... 

4,876.6 

474.9 

327.6 

79.0 

163.4 

1.7 

229.3 

81.8 

2711 

2,45a3 

155.0 

6391 6 

1920 

5.407.6 

474.8 

259l0 

76.7 

97.6 

1.7 

248.9 

91.0 

27a  1 

3,0617 

185.4 

680.6 

1921--.. 

4,91L0 

447.3 

20a6 

65.9 

158.8 

L6 

235.3 

91.4 

250.2 

2,599.6 

129.9 

72L4 

1922 

4,463.2 

415.9 

17a  3 

58.0 

365.3 

L5 

229.3 

80.2 

292.3 

2,138.7 

71.9 

737.7 

1923.... 

4,823.3 

4012 

386.5 

57.3 

3613 

L5 

247.3 

93.9 

302.7 

2.2317 

3ao 

71L1 

1924.... 

4,840.3 

393.3 

SOL  4 

510 

3614 

L4 

253.0 

97.0 

297.8 

1,843.1 

lai 

733.8 

1925.... 

4,815i3 

402.3 

1,0018 

513 

382.8 

1.4 

262.0 

100.3 

382.6 

1,636.1 

6.9 

68L7 

1926.... 

4,885l3 

391.7 

1,057.4 

6L6 

377.7 

L4 

27a  1 

1012 

2910 

1,670.4 

5.5 

65L6 

1927.... 

4,8613 

385.0 

1,007.1 

48.7 

375l8 

1.3 

275.6 

108.1 

202.2 

1,70018 

16 

65ai 

1928.... 

4,798.6 

377.0 

1, 019. 1 

4&3 

3816 

L3 

278.2 

llLl 

208.4 

1,636.4 

10 

65a2 

Dec.  31: 

1927.... 

5,008.0 

402.1 

1,073.7 

4&8 

40a8 

L3 

285.6 

111.8 

29Z9 

1,7638 

13 

610.4 

1928.... 

4,973.3 

39&3 

99L0 

4&5 

4ia3 

L3 

29L3 

115.6 

3913 

1,80&1 

3.8 

616.8 

Table  345,  Dlreotor  of  the  mint.  Treasury  Department;  Table  346,  Annaal  Report  of  the 
Secretary  of  tbe  Treasury. 

245 


Ho.  947.— STOCK  OF  MOHIT  DT  TBI  UHITID  STATES,  BT  EIirDS,  JTTHX  30 


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o(re»l«edn«iif«»l 

meuM.   In  ICIT,  data  Ten  rerued 

lomrlkr  ynaj  and  gold'' ' 

matked  gold.    Ooldandfl-  

anuHinU  beld  In  triut  agalDSt  them 


bdude  minor  oofoi  beainoliii 
"       Held  ibiDBd  lor  Tedflnl  iwirin 

and  Treuury  notes  of  ISK)  are  cat  sdowii,  Bince 
ludediu  gold  cola  andliulUaiiaiidlUTaidQlUia 


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bank*  ud  to  eichids  cu- 
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1, 03^  MI 
J.  l&fi.SSO 


114,  OKI 
IN,  000 
1SS.S» 
121.  lU 
IMOST 
107,501 

3S1.B4I 

M3,T32 


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a.  [P3.su 

2,19(1  DM 

a,  336,320 


308.1311 

3n',tv 
sio,iu 
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ssao 

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3»Si 


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ua.iTc 


17B.1M 
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II,l.'M,4M 

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8,703, 7M 


4.Ma,K4  W1.SS7 
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107.838 

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413.671 

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mtH  H7.408 

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onUlda  at  tha  vaulu  oC  tha  Traacnrr.  Fadenl  n 


Boom:  Animal  Rtperl  of  tha  Beattarr  oCtha  Trwnrr. 


247 


Bi  aunt  pa  OkpL_  _  . —  .  , 

^- BmeDt  m  lV33uid  inv.  flmnalKieiSonluvetnencoiDpOsdtolDdndaliitbalialdliip 

nl  1  UNI  IB  banka  and  ncuili,  and,  heD&  tn  itoA  ol  11UIK7.  jnld  buUkn  uid  lonign  eolii  b(M 
. .  .  .  m  aod  (Old  oain  sod  bulUon  bdd  Bbroad  tor  Uw  aamnt  il  ftitrti  Tcaerra  banki,  and  tlao  td 
Indnda  bi  Uh  boldlncp  ol  fadcral  merre  banks  and  Meats,  aad.  beoce,  aixlada  from  cditnlaUon,  all 

tonus  of  maoir  bald  by  tbemwbatber  as  nsarve  against  Fedtralra ■ ■"- — '—      ■■-  - 

RTWona,  aea  beadnoU,  Tabia  MT.    Pir  oaplla  Bcnna  an  on  b 
Tnanr?  I>aiM>nninit 


Stock  of 
Siatca 

Money  held  in  Ihe  TtBasury 

Moiw 

outside  of 
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FBBERAL   BBBERVE   SYSTEM 


Ho.  264. — ^FXDBRAL  RBSBRVS  BAHKS:    Clsarino  Ofbrations  and  Number 

OP  Banks  on  Pab  List 


Nor.— Banks  on  the  nar  list  indode  all  member  banks  and  those  nonmember  banks  which  remit  for 
flbaeks  received  from  the  Federal  reserve  banks  at  par  without  dedaction  of  exchange  charm.  Federal 
reserve  banks  receive  checks  for  collection  from  all  member  banks  and  from  sooh  nonmember  banks  as 
malntRhi  sufficient  balances  with  the  Federal  reserve  banks  to  olttot  Items  in  transit  held  for  their 
account.  Olearings  of  all  Federal  reserve  banks  (in  millions  of  dollars) :  1919, 130,40S;  1930, 166,500;  1921, 
119,100;  1922;  1£0,607;  1923,  196,636;  1924,  909,126;  1925,  347,185 


Bank 


All  F.K.  banks 

Boston 

New  York 

Philadelphia 

Cleveland 

Richmond 

Atlanta 

Chicago 

St.  Louis 

Minneapolis 

Kansas  City 

Dallas 

San  Francisco 


Total  items  handled,  excluding  duplications 


Number  (in  milUons) 


Itti 


758 


74 

138 

59 

70 

44 

27 

105 
47 

24 
67 
34 
70 


1927 


798 


78 

163 

61 

76 

46 

37 

112 

49 

23 
67 
85 
73 


1928 


888 


83 

160 

61 

79 

46 

37 

117 

49 

34 
67 
37 
75 


Amount  (millions  of  d<dlars) 


1818 


961,408 


19,684 
91,035 
33,831 
27,478 

12,297 
12,262 
96,685 
11,188 

4,001 
10, 767 

7,238 
14,941 


1827 


967,459 


30,220 
96,113 
33,684 
38,781 

11.870 
11,157 
36,464 
11,863 

3,958 
10,683 

7,549 
18,612 


1888 


891,417 


30,766 

118,114 

27,084 

29,847 

12;  443 
10,994 
28,488 
11,641 

4,366 
10,864 

8.058 
14,419 


Number  of  banks 
on  par  list,  De- 
cember, 1928 


Member 


8,837 


408 
938 
778 
816 

647 

4o3 

1,252 

687 

719 
932 
780 
627 


Non- 
mcmlHT 


19.643 


251 

410 

493 

1,007 

627 

815 
3,670 
1,757 

672 
2,234 

626 
681 


Source:  Federal  Reserve  Board. 


No.  265.— ALL  MBMBSB  BANKS  OF  FEDERAL  RB8ERVE  ST8TEM:  Number, 

Capital  and  Surplus,  and  Total  Resources 

NOTi.— All  national  banks,  except  those  in  Alaska  and  Hawaii,  and  about  9  per  cent  in  number  of  the 
eligible  State  banks  and  trust  companies  are  now  members  of  the  system 

[All  amounts  in  thousands  of  d<dlan] 


Date 


Dae.  81, 1914 

Dec.  81. 1915 

Dec.  37, 1916 

Dec.  31, 1917 

Dec.  31, 1918 


Dec.  81, 1919. 
Dec.  29, 1920. 
Dec.  31, 1921. 
Dec.  29, 1922. 
Dec.  81, 1923. 


Number  of  banks 


All 
mem- 
ber 
banks 


Dec  81,1924... 
Dee.  31,1925... 
Dec.  81, 1926... 
Dee.  81, 1927.. 
Dee.  81, 1938.. 


7,582 
7,631 
7,614 
7,907 
8,092 

9,066 
9,006 
9,779 
9.850 
9,774 

9,587 
9,489 
9,360 
9,034 
8,837 


Ka- 
tional 
banks 


7,574 
7,600 
7,577 
7,667 
7,762 

7,885 
8,126 
8.166 
8,220 
8,179 

8,043 
8,048 
7,900 
7,759 
7,629 


State 
banks 
and 
trust 
com- 
panies 


8 

31 

37 

350 

930 

1,181 
1,481 
1,614 
1,639 
1,695 

1.544 
1,441 
1.354 
1,275 
1,308 


Capital  and  surplus 


All 

member 

banks 


1,809,284 
1,828,679 
1,863,169 
2;  896, 360 
3^718,680 

3,960^560 
8,335.962 
8,42^296 
3,566,681 
8,644,373 

8^744,967 
8,937.999 
4,158,796 
4,461,800 
4,914,982 


National 


1,791,836 
1,792,500 
1,814,847 
1,875^496 
1,988^840 

2,078,850 
3;  29a  939 
2,314,633 
3;  391, 275 
2, 392;  784 

^432, 266 
^644,180 
2,636,064 
a^8sl,  192 
8,104,700 


State 
banks 
and 
trust 
com- 
panies 


17,458 

86,170 

48.822 

520,766 

759,790 

891,201 
1,035,023 
1,110,663 
1,175^406 
1,261,689 

1,322,711 
1,393,819 
1,532.732 
1,620,608 
1, 810, 232 


Total  resources 


All 

member 

banks 


11,443,855 
13,740,825 
IN  849, 603 
23,649,962 
28,345,710 

33,916.044 
83,079,016 
3a  114, 136 
33,882,571 
36,238,606 

38,986.867 
41,425,296 
42;  029, 644 
44,888,140 
48,986,646 


National 
banks 


11,861,246 
18,461,186 
15,380,617 
18, 639, 576 
20;  535, 663 


State 
banks 
and 
trust 
com- 
panies 


92,608 

279,640 

469,075 

5.1ia386 

7,  710, 157 


23, 67A,  048  10, 
22,789,045  10, 
19, 935,224' 10. 
21.965,65411, 
22,396,3Q3|12, 

34,868,99114, 
25.839,450(16, 
26,669,060:16, 
28, 148. 557  16, 
30,673,457,18, 


239.006 
2i«,971 
17N912 
917.017 
843.303 

617, 876 

585.  8(5 
360,575 
739,  5S3 
362,189 


Source:  Federal  Reserve  Board. 


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3,887 

Anotberlouu  total 

Sacored  li  r  r eat  cs tiu«u. . . . . 

1.MS 

1.M3 

D«^"^««"l"«.j'<^-y- 

»,7B1 

im 
m 

JS7 

i'£ 

m 
m 

US 
Ml 

a,  aw 

1,7W 

aim 
i» 

MS 

3«a 

£73 
118 

v« 

10,01 

1,MT 

a,w3 

107 

m 

%3S6 
1,311 

188 

10 

m 

131 
87 

i,m 

'! 

M 
188 
»9 

81 

1,318 
1,313 

tllO 

m 

Ul 
330 

fcSOl 

1.880 

811 
%ltl 

y» 

MO 

3,110 

1338 

^CS.'^-""""^^- 

SUd^t  F«l«ri  r-erre 

BJ 

AU  Diltcr  dOQMUla  an^orl- 

303 

Foftfgn  McuritlM,  total 

Bonds  or  tcireto  fovern- 

AU  ot  her  foreign  aacari  Ua. 
iDcludinvmuDldpal.... 

r:  Federal  Reaerre  Board. 


Not*.-Sn  beadnolc.  Table  171 
iBber  <<  baiika,  li 


YWT 

s 

Total 

nuphu 

■■a 

depmta 

Vear 

banki 

Total 

Capilal 

lodf- 

8,188 
10,  m 

11 

10,788.0 
18.018. 3 
33:460.3 
17.30*.  1 

Hi 

1,111.4 

I.  OILS 
1.073.1 

iS:S 

1.8U.S 
1.0H.S 

tii 

1.080.7 

im  3 

7,338.0 
ll.lH.? 
14:bg3  7 
IS.  088. 7 
1^830.0 

010 

3n,l»ll 

IS 
li 

Si 

li 

8;!S! 

6.  wo 

E.MJ.1 
B.  861.0 

^a6l.a 

fl.  313.0 

lis 

™ 

iia,;M.7 

.UJi  BBPOBTINO   BANKS  366 

Mo.  970.— AIX  UFOXTDrO  BASKS:  SumuBT,  bt  Sxatm,  Jinn  30,  1928 


w  Camaej,  Tntaaj  Daparusaiit. 


266 


ALL  BEPOBTING   BANXS 


Ho.    271.— ALL   RSPORTIHQ   BANKS   IB    COBTIHSBTAL   UHITED   STATES: 

Principal  Resources  and  Liabilities,  bt  States,  December  31  ^ 


[AU  flgnres,  except  number  of  iMuiks,  in  mflUons  ftad  tenihe  of  milUons  of  dollan] 

State 

Nnmber  of 

reporting 

banks 

Loans* 

• 

Investments 

Deposits,  exclu- 
sive of  bank  de- 
posits* 

Rediscounts 
and  bills 
payable 

1127       1938 

IW 

1888 

1187 

1888 

1887 

1888 

1887 

1828 

United  States... 

SO,  416 

26.676 

38*407.1 

40,768.7 

17,048.4 

17,608.7 

68,900.1 

66,766.6 

898.5 

1.5118 

HewBnfland 

Maine 

1.064 
143 
123 
105 
444 
37 
233 

3,360 

1,162 

675 

1,623 

6,661 
l,OftO 
1,050 
1,834 

748 
»70 

7,0ft6 
1,163 
1,355 
1,416 
612 
415 
1,012 
1,153 

2,677 
49 
243 
42 
406 
335 
458 
271 
4C6 
317 

1,780 

587 
612 
356 
325 

8,740 
447 
232 
670 

1,801 

074 
206 
143 

86 
203 

50 

46 
107 

35 

1,116 
367 
247 

611 

1,088 
136 
124 
105 
448 
34 
235 

S,8S8 

1,145 

670 

1.617 

6.578 
1,035 
1,005 
1,816 
751 
966 

6,617 

1.100 

1,298 

1,356 

470 

409 

882 

L102 

8,640 

47 
237 

41 
488 
325 
441 
214 
434 
283 

1,765 
579 
498 
357 
321 

8,671 
437 
228 
661 

1,345 

964 

201 
139 

86 
284 

68 

46 
106 

86 

U068 
361 
243 
460 

4,166.1 
194.5 
14a  0 
16L6 

2,601.0 
276.5 
702.5 

15,680.8 

10. 787. 7 

1,535.8 

8»  206.7 

7,888.1 
1,906.2 

658.7 
2,714.3 
l,33a6 

618.8 

8,966.9 
549.9 
678.2 
902.9 
98.3 
93.3 
835.3 
303.0 

8,668.9 
83.2 
493.0 
176.7 
460.8 
299.9 
348.6 
144.4 
295.3 
262.0 

1,144.8 
395.5 
844.7 
23L7 
172.3 

1.648.8 

166.7 
336.1 
246.0 
703.4 

666L7 
8&1 
48.6 
88.4 

164.3 
22.8 
44.2 

122.5 
27.8 

8.780.7 
362.5 
140.6 

2;  818.6 

4,481.8 
214.0 
140.3 
158.8 

2,844.7 
290.0 
7614 

17,014.8 

11,03L6 

1,660.1 

3,433.1 

7,666.9 
1,985.6 

664. 6 
2,902.8 
1,465.7 

657.3 

8,866.1 
fi3R.3 
67a8 
881.4 
88.6 
95.8 
312.9 
296.3 

9,641.9 

98.2 

602.6 

loas 

466.8 
294.4 
349.4 
138.8 
287.9 
213.0 

1.188.8 
416.5 
848.3 
25L2 
166.8 

1,667.1 

I6a2 
84ai 

255.4 
SSL  4 

604.8 

100.1 
40.5 
4a3 

173.6 
36.3 
5L8 

128.6 
20.8 

8,868.8 

378.6 

146.7 

2;  4411 

2,487.9 

217.0 

143.6 

87.7 

1.36R.0 
24&6 
622.1 

7,668.9 

4,502.7 

816.7 

2,36a5 

8,687.6 
666.4 

217.2 
996.1 
63a2 
287.6 

1.080.6 

372.5 

106.6 

866.0 

317 

33.6 

75.7 

07.6 

907.4 

63.1 

8416 

50.8 

oa2 

616 
50.4 
4&8 
65.3 
1216 

886.1 

118.4 

56.0 

57.0 

52.8 

467.9 

32.7 

77.0 

133.6 

2116 

871.8 
63.8 
29.7 
16.2 
99.9 
12.6 
22.3 
20.7 
&1 

1.188.0 

16a  6 
m.i 

916.3 

2,687.8 

213.3 

153.6 

95.2 

1,280.4 
247.2 
538.2 

7,688.4 

1506.4 

813.1 

2,306.0 

8,676.8 
677.2 
232.8 

1, 015. 5 
563.8 
2R5.0 

1.188.4 

377.0 

13a6 

3916 

36.1 

4a9 

95.1 

119.1 

9017 
5L2 

33L0 
62.3 
96.8 
66.3 
6&8 
46.7 
67.8 

12L9 

800.1 

13a  1 

617 

60.0 

63.4 

666.8 

42.2 

80.3 

140.4 

2714 

800.0 

58.8 
32.7 
10.4 
00.0 
119 
29.6 
36.6 
9.1 

1,881.6 
17a  1 
117.4 

1,0311 

6,868.9 
880.3 
250.7 
23a8 

3,729.1 
508.5 

1, 15L  5 

81.361.6 

11 187. 0 

2.257.4 

1916.3 

9,600.4 
2,467.0 

84ao 

8,58a5 

1,816.8 

905.1 

4.071.0 
895.1 
826.4 

1,225.9 
1411 
142.1 
421.9 
4ia5 

3,896.6 
120.4 
7916 
232.2 
472.5 

6,6018 
896.3 
276.0 
242.0 

3,87L6 
505.3 

1,2111 

84,078.4 

16, 703. 9 

2,325.9 

5,048.6 

10.061.4 
2,665.4 

855.6 
3, 751. 3 
1,948.8 

93a3 

4,095.3 
903.5 
832.6 

1,224.4 
139.2 
152.6 
411.5 
43L5 

8,836.9 

i:i6.8 

78a7 
248.9 
471.3 

43.0 
8.2 
L3 
1.5 

29.7 

.3 

7.0 

4716 

303.0 

33.7 

137.9 

166.3 
40.0 
44.0 
34.7 
36.8 
9.8 

67.6 
7.9 

ia2 

22.3 
1.0 
L6 
9.1 
5.4 

716 
1.2 
9.0 
2.5 

18.6 

13.3 
17 
2.0 
9.6 

13.6 

88.9 

ia9 

7.9 
15 
5.6 

87.9 
2.3 

2L5 
L4 
2.7 

3.4 
.1 
.3 
.1 

1.4 

97.3 
8.6 

New  Hampshire. 
Vermont 

2.9 
3.6 

Massachusetts... 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

Kddle  Atlantic... 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

laatHwthCentraL. 
Ohio 

60.9 

6.8 

14.5 

786.3 

478.9 

78.7 

178.7 

888.2 

84.9 

Indiana 

612 

Illinois 

92.9 

Michigan 

Wisooasin 

Weel  Horth  Central. 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

62.9 
28.3 

86.8 

9.1 

12.4 

Missouri 

40.8 

North  Dakota... 
South  DakoU.... 
Nebraska 

.9 

1.2 

15.6 

5.8 

South  Atlantic 

I>elaware 

Maryland 

Dist.ofCol 

Viniinfa 

1016 

10 

112 

6.3 

26.0 

West  Virginia.... 
North  Carolina.. 
South  Carolina... 
Georgia 

336. 2  '      333. 3 
413.2  '      390.2 
20L6  1       195.3 
342. 1         335. 3 
385. 9         337. 1 

12.1 

17.0 

1.6 

13  2 

Florida 

9.2 

Sul  Sonth  Central. . 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

1,386.6 
435.3 

4n.2 

206.2 
24L9 

8.076.6 
212.7 
406.0 
410.8 

1,038.1 

9015 
160.4 

9L7 
.6L2 
289.7 

4X6 

8L4 
136.7 

39.9 

8,988.1 
439.5 
375.6 

8,218.1 

1.899.7 
456.3 
406.2 
29a7 
237.6 

8,806.8 
215.6 
415.9 
444.4 

1,132.3 

96L8 

175.7 
93.6 
66.4 

298.5 
47.0 
919 

142.6 
42.7 

1837.1 
463.3 
279.2 

3,4916 

69.6 

30.6 
16.2 
17.8 

Mississippi 

Weel  South  Central. 
Arkansas 

5.0 

816 
L2 

LonLtlana 

Oklahoma 

Texas 

18.7 

1.0 

12.7 

Vtmj^ip 

6.7 

Montana 

.2 

Idaho 

.2 

Wyoming 

Colorado 

.1 
3.7 

New  Mexico 

AriMma 

.8 
.7 

.6 

Utah 

.9 

Nevada 

'•dflr 

18.9 
L2 
L5 

16.2 

67.7 

Washington 

Oregon 

2.8 
L8 

CaUfomU 

53.1 

1  Date  of  reports  of  member  banks  of  the  Federal  reaerre  system;  figures  for  nonmember  banks  are 
from  reports  of  nearest  available  date. 

>  Indodes  redisooimts  and  overdrafts;  exdudes  aooeptances  of  other  banks  and  bills  of  exchange  sold  with 
indorsement. 

*  Indodes  certUled  and  oflleen'  or  treasiiren'  obedcs  and  letters  of  credit  and  travelers'  checks  sold  for 


Sooroe:  IMecal  Reserve  Board. 


ALL  BEPOBTma  BANKS 


267 

o  Diposm 


Ndti.— Buiki  in  AlHka,  Hawaii,  pona  Rico,  ud  PhiUniliw  blands  an  indadad.  Data  lor  iull«ul 
banks  and  in  noeut  yaan  tot  otbtt  daana  an  aa  of  Jona  90  orabout  Jana  30.  In  coiUer  yean  raporu  for 
bank!  olhar  tbaa  Daliona)  wan  of  vatliiiu  dalM.  Ficnns  lor  piivats  baoki,  wblcb  iDcluda  muj  thoae 
dndar  State  aipwiakHi  and  otban  TolimUrll;  nportlnf,  aieapt  tor  UStkand  rot  oiIh  banks  aioapt 
ullonal  for  CaHlar  nwa,  aspaciall;  ISTS,  USD,  and  U8S,  an  InoamiMa,  >«  IVIO  and  19IS,  wban  ata- 
tlitlca  nan  eompilad  tnnn  npnti  tram  tndlvtdaal  banks,  and  In  leoant  nan,  tba  aatngatlan  o(  tha 
daaaca  d  bankl  la  blrtr  acnuatc.  In  other  yaan  llgnna  ioi  Stata  banks  Inchid*  stock  savings  banks 
and  loan  and  trast  oompanios  in  a  number  ot  BMlas,  and  In  some  Instanota  ptivata  banks.  IndlTldoal 
depoailseidude  dividends  unpaid  and,  befinninf  1810,  certlDed  and  caihlan'cbecks;  ther  Includa  postal 

[AH  Acana  auepl  naabar  ct  banki.  in  bHUpsb  and  nuha  if  milliaai  el  dallanj 


Year 

s 

Total 

njililQS 

Tldoi 

iw'f'Si 

Total 

Capilal 

Indi. 
Tfdnal 
dqpoalls 

NatlDuai  bonks 

SUla  (mmmerciil)  baoki 

i 

|110.2 

'Zl 

3.  an 

m 
i 

IS 

la 

11 

7.rtl 

tSS! 

1.9IJ.2 

lOM-S 

UTas 

4.ftM.2 

ill 

31.  fill.  B 
22,SW.9 

S! 

SM.7 
$74.0 

S64.7 
1,007.7 

ii 
i 

833.7 

11 

Ift00<.4 

III 

ie,xn.7 

iwS ■ 

030 

i 

12,198 
lt.fiH 
IMM 

ifciS 

17,  MS 

■s 

l^0<i 

■ii 

2711 

SM.V 

ii 

1.S».fl 

iS"! 

I4.8KL0 

15,970,3 

ia,58s:o 

1<I,»L0 

313.fi 

334.B 

3a<.4 

623.4 

832.3 
8S8.T 

003.8 

ii 

.812.0 
.604.4 

,70«,7 
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ML 

St 

Ii- 

8,088. 
1AS27. 

1018 

1^872: 

Beeeee 

L 

oaoandtr 

n^ccmp. 

Ol« 

PrIvaM  banks 

40 

ti 
J 

.«M 

5oa.§ 
807.1 

lis 
Si 

8,317.4 

as 

K4W.1 

Bl 

J3.9M.8 

W.T 
37.1 

ma 

824.4 

8oai 

i.Mo;3 

1,068.3 

«Ul7 
1,0SS.S 

uno,3 

1,394  7 

WD 

M&7 
1.038.3 

i.vm.9 

3.026,0 
4,177.8 

SI 

B,«M.O 

lit! 

^4oaB 

fl.«25,3 

ffl! 

10,071.3 

1,038 

1:S 

i.m7 

708 

623 
4M 

u,.., 

ii 

2M.1 
ITS.  J 

146.2 
148.8 

40.4 

22.8 
29.4 

2o!o 
24:1 

28.4 

2S.T 

1; 

3£4 

11 

!£;;::::::       - 

iS:::  •::;;:;-:::::;:: 

as 

oiaiit  1  mulnal  savfogi  bank 
thaneaur  pait  of  t£a  ' 
atat&M  to  each  eiaas  < 


Capital  onlr.  '  Indirldnal  and  otber. 

bom  CaUfoniia,  vblcb  in  IBIO  had  shown  100  stook  savtiifB  banks,  tnclnded  al 
*      '  wlLh  Sutabanhg.  whlcjiaocoonts  lorpartofthe  Incnaaaln  Etato  bai 
':  isvlnxs  bank).    In  subaequMit  raais  mama  shoved  a 


III  pHvaU  banks  (or  tba  >ii  months  ended  Ma?  SI,  1880. 


NATIONAL  BANKS 


Mutual  nvlncsbuilut 

stock  nTliiia  bsoks  • 

Ymt 

s 

Total 

HnrpIiB 

IndlTid- 
uld*. 

poUU 

btroi 

raooKM 

plus 

lodlTtd- 
<uld«- 

poMla 

<M 
OM 

S38 

i 

SB 

881.7 

i 

toiftO 

Si 

'it 

3M.t 

TS3.B 

Jffi! 

i,S7j.  1 

MO 

'is 

1,IM) 

«n.o 

S».4 
1,238.7 
1.0313 

i!iKaa 
i;6oe:4 
i,jKa» 

Si 

1.707.1 

M.1 

29-1 
30. 1 

103.  a 
tw.s 

103.  S 
130  7 

!S::::::::::":;::::::: 

47.0 

D  lor  mntiu]  savtngi  hnnki.  1S80  uid  IMS,  lodude  Mock  mtIi 


No.  373. — NATIONAL  BANES:  Principal  Rebodbces  a 


wUhindwi. . 

c,  ocfTuad  prior  to  ins.    Depoalta  eicludfl  dlTideoda  ui 
1'  chaclu  outdandiogi  tber  iDclude  postal  a&Tlar' 


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477 

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HATIOSALi   BAKEB 


■e.  874.— KAnOVAI  BASKS: 


209 

AS  or 


[All«c«»lB> 

ddiu4 

tni 

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uw 

uu 

UM 

an 

un 

un 

Voiua  EcaMe  OoTMnmsDi' 

U).tU 

TBI 

1.MB 
I.OH 

TO 

ii,Mr 

•.SM 
1.333 

■■g 
ts 

1.307 
73 

113 

B.Ug 
JIT 
1.819 

707 

'g 

1,071 

Ma 

K 

i.«aH 

to 

W.H4 

10.  MT 

i.:8g 
sag 

B77 
3.837 
S.WI 
3.47* 

1.M1 

U.tK 
UTU 
1733 

t.sw 

i,«oa 

eoo 

use 

3,ll«3 
10,293 

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Ma 

31,  m 

U,M4 

i.no 

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1 

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13.  tU 

11,  «e 

3.061 

■•IS 

1.5W 

1, 333 

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313 

ai,»T» 
a;«i7 

2,M3 

3,36S 

31. 4M 

a.  ail 

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3,908 
10.329 
5,581 

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u,u« 

13,  U3 

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8:w7 

te.«H 

13.W7 
3.  UK 
1,3fl) 

UlttB 
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38,  IH 

14,  M7 

1,741 

4,ia 
i.«ia 
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3.433 
Ml 

1,6» 
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3,MI 

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383 

m,u» 

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187 

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11.7M 

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in 

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a>ld  vlth  Indonement  beginning  1921. 

'  lochidcacicfauiiti  fin  deariuc  boiue  aod  otber  cheek*  on  local  bajtb. 

•  LoBexpeDMB  and  taua  paid;  Indndei  reaerrei  lor  dividends.  ooDtincendm,  Mi 
tdnr  IBM,  raerm  lor  taua,  iolenat.  etc..  aomud. 

>  Ukchida  otrtlOed  and  CBSUen' cbMki,  lelten  of  cndlt,  and  tnnlBs' checks  ac 
deod  dueb  ooliUndliis. 


270 


nationaij  banks 


d  Mnlh*  o(  miUiou  gf  <Mk»] 

Number  Oif  bantu 

T«^™,„™. 

jm 

tm 

im 

>r.7 

1». 

1*M 

i»4 

UM       im       ifeis 

enodloul...- 

ft.lN 

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7,811 

T.T« 

T.«lt 

tl.fM.« 

14.U1.4 

ij,tBS.H  ie,iu.i  1  »,i«i.a 

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MM 

S.MJ 

7.«M 

T.TW 

l.*W 

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M,»61.fl 

SS.66».l 

16,146.6  I60.671.b 

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IflO 
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US 

sn 

487 

'i 

Si 

TM 

IB 

IS 
187 

M 

M 

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1 

11 

4M 
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ao8 

m 

m 
ea 

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133 
VS 

sea 

I.8M 

m 

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731 

IS 

m 

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m 

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KATIONAIi  BANKS 


273 


Vo.   278. — ^NATIOVAL  BA9KS:  Classification   of  Loans  and  Discounts, 

AS  OF  Juns  30 

NOTB.— Data  iochide  aoeeptanoes  of  other  hanks  and  bills  of  exchange  or  drafts  sold  with  indoraemeot 

excluded  since  1921  from  data  shown  in  other  tables 

[All  flfnrea  in  miUloBa  and  tenths  of  milUons  of  doDart] 


Class 

• 

19U> 

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1918 

19M 

l«l 

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tn% 

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TMal 

5.610.8 

8,439.1 

10,168.1 

13,890.6 

11,948.8 

11,978.7 

18,41T.7 

16.145.0 

On  demand: 
Not  socured  by  collateral... 
Secured    by    stocks    and 
bonds -_ - 

529.7 
>  953.8 

616.9 
»1. 037.0 

62a8 

i,i5ai 

30a2 
5,297.3 
1,428.1 

960.9 

707.2 
1,262.0 

392.3 
7,6a'S.O 
1,855.9 
l,39ai 

657.8 
1,408.4 

27a6 
5,818.2 
1,499.1 
1,112.4 

101.8 
87.0 

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6a4 

6.6 
14.8 

75.9 

3L9 
3.1 

7S7.6 
1,545.6 

263.6 
6,123.6 
1,550.7 
1,087.1 

116.0 
188.9 

12ai 
74.5 

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2B.6 

91.0 

34.0 
1.4 

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2;  063.9 

324.4 
6,344.1 
1,9618 
1,133.6 

123.6 
337.4 

116.9 
92.6 

1L6 
43.4 

78.3 

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2;  616. 6 

Secured  by  other  personal 
s6<TuritieSi  ete... 

384.3 

On  time: 
Not  secured  by  collateral... 
Secured    by    stocks    and 
bonds . 

3,009.9 
SI.  052.4 

3,403.4 
M,372L8 

6,225.7 
2;  497.1 

Secured  by  other  personal 
securities,  etc - 

1,092.1 

Secured   by  improyed  real 
estate    under    sec    24, 
Federal  reserve  act: 
On  farm  lands 

187.  i 

On  other  real  estate 

«85u6 

•136.9 

756wl 

Secured  by  real-estate  mort- 
gascs  or  other  liens  on 
rcfdty  not  under  sec  24, 
Federal  reserve  act: 
For  debts  previously  con- 
tracted- 
Farm  lands 

114.7 

Oiher  real  estate 

113.9 

All  other  real-estate  loans- 

......... 

22.9 

Other  real  estate.. 

•65.1 

•99.6 
145.2 

49.2 
16.3 

•93.9 
146.8 

22.3 
9.2 

9.8 

Acceptances  of  other  banks 
discounted.. 

155.6 

Acceptances   of   reporting 
banks  purchased   or  dis- 
counteo. 

14.9 

Ctistoni<>Ts'  liability  on  drafts 
puid  under  letters  of  credit.. 

(0 

1  June  7.  >  Includes  loan  se(rured  by  other  personal  sectu'itios. 

>  Includes  loans  secured  by  other  personal  securities  and  by  mortgages  or  other  real-«state  security. 

•  Includes  all  real-estate  loans  under  sec.  24,  Federal  reserve  act. 

•  Includes  all  loans  secured  by  niortf^ages  or  other  real-estate  security. 

•  lucludes  Bil  real-estate  loans  not  u:ider  sec.  24,  Federal  reserve  act.  '  Not  called  for  separately. 

No.  279. — NATIONAL  BANKS :  Secubities  Owned,  bt  Classes,  as  of  June  30 

[AH  fLgnxem  in  millions  and  tenths  of  millions  of  dollars) 


Claf!S  of  security 

1911 

(June  7) 

1914 

1918 

19M 

icn 

1984 

•     1926 

1 

19X8 

To«al- 

1,702.4 

1,914.9 

8,967.8 

4,186.6 

4,563.3 

6.148.3 

6,848.3 

7,147.4 

Bonds,  domestic: 

U.  S.  (iovcrnmont* 

State  and  local  government. 
Railroad. 

754.7 
1G4.1 
361.2 

182.2 
»2ia8 

799.3 
17G.0 
34L7 

218.2 
>284.4 

2,116.8 
32a  4 
406.1 

267.3 
272.0 

67.0 
42L7 

5a6 
14a  5 

227.6 
56  2 

■ 

2,269.6 
338.4 
416.4 

283.1 
30a8 

65.8 
49.4 

67.7 

145.  9 

isao 

61.0 

2,28.'>.5 
414.4 
486.5 

318.5 
423.0 

7a6 
69.2 

87.7 

168.1 

162.1 
87.9 

2,481.8 
505.5 
573.6 

397.6 
575.7 

72L3 
74.8 

9a6 

10&9 

179.5 
85.1 

2,469.3 
647.8 
63L4 

'    545.0 

772.8 

78.7 
9a6 

79.4 

154.8 

225.9 
146.5 

2,891.2 
84a6 
68L0 

Other    pubUc-service   cor- 
porations   - 

742L8 

AU  otiier  bonds 

1.028.2 

Stocks,  domcitiot 
Federal  reserve  banks 

9L1 

(^ther  corporations 

4a8 
34.0 

•43.7 
35.9 

106.2 

Cliiims,  warrants,  judgments, 
etc 

82.6 

Collateral  trust  and  other  cor- 
poration notes 

135.7 

Fore!gn  securities: 
<iovemmeut  bonds 

ia6 

3.9 

lao 

5.6 

298.5 

All  oiber 

252L7 

I  Includes  ail  United  States  securities. 

*  Includee  various  securities  amountmg  to  $12,168,000  in  1911  and  $56,781,000  in  1914,  with  the  Treasury 
as  security  for  public  deposits. 
<  Includes  $900^000  erroneously  shown  by  banks  on  face  of  banks'  reports  as  bonds,  etc 

Source  of  Tables  278  and  279:  Comptroller  of  the  Currency,  Treasury  Department. 
44847'— B  A  1929 19 


274 


BANES  OTHER  THAN  NATIONAL 


Ho.  dBO. — NATIOVAL  BAKKS:  DivmBNDS  ani>  Eabningh 

Note.— The  dividends  and  earnings  are  for  years  ending  Mar.  1,  prior  to  1907,  and  for  years  ending  June 
30  thereafter.  Net  additions  to  profits  are  calculated  before  deducting  dividends.  Data  include  banks 
in  Alaska  and  Hawaii 


Amount  (mil- 
lions of  dollars) 

Ratio  (per  oent) 

Amount  (mil- 
lions of  dollars) 

Batio  (per  cent) 

Yearly 

Net 

• 

Net 

average 

Divi- 

addi- 

Year 

Divi- 

a«ldi- 

or  year 

Net 

Divi- 

dends 

tion  to 

(see  note 

Net 

Divi- 

dends 

tionto 

(see  note 

addi- 

Divi- 

dends 

to 

profits 

above) 

addi- 

Divi- 

dends 

to 

proiits 

above) 

tion  to 

dends 

to 

capital 

to 

tion  to 

dends 

to 

capital 

to 

profits 

capital 

and 
surplus 

capital 

and 
surplus 

profits 

capital 

and 
surplus 

capital 

and 
sun>lus 

1891-1S95. 

82L7 

49.0 

7.8 

6.4 

6.9 

1916 

157.6 

114.7 

ia76 

6.38 

8.76 

189G-1900. 

62.4 

45.0 

7.2 

6.1 

6.0 

1917 

194.3 

126.6 

1L61 

6.79 

10.  52 

1901-1905. 

102.2 

010 

9.2 

6.3 

10.0 

1918 

212.3 

129.8 

11.82 

6.78 

11.09 

1905 

105.2 

71.0 

9.2 

0.1 

9.0 

1919 

310.4 

135.6 

13L16 

6.83 

12.11 

1908 

113.7 

sag 

10.4 

eL8 

9.5 

1920 

382.1 

147.8 

13.10 

6.70 

12.78 

1907  » 

219.2 

144.4 

17.2 

ia8 

16.4 

1921 

210.1 

158.2 

13.43 

6.88 

9.40 

1908 

132.3 

98.1 

10.89 

0.76 

9.10 

1922 

183.7 

165.9 

12L69 

7.04 

V.79 

1909 

131.2 

93.0 

iai2 

0.18 

8.72 

1923 

303.5 

179.2 

13.48 

7.47 

K.48 

1910 

154.2 

105.0 

ia90 

t.65 

f.67 

1934 

195.7 

163.7 

12.27 

6.78 

8.11 

1911 

157.0 

114.7 

11.38 

0.8a 

9.35 

1925 

323.9 

165.0 

12.06 

6.63 

9.00 

1912 

149.1 

12a  3 

1L66 

6.93 

8.50 

1936 

3t9.2 

173.8 

ULSO 

6.66 

9.64 

1913 

IGl.O 

119.9 

11.40 

6.76 

9.00 

1927 

252.3 

180.8 

13.26 

6.62 

9.24 

1914 

HO.  3 

120.9 

11.37 

6.80 

8.39 

1938 

270.2 

205.4 

12.88 

6.81 

8.96 

1916 

127.1 

113.7 

ia63 

6.33 

7.08 

1 
1 

1  Mar.  1, 1906»  to  July  1, 1907. 

Ho.    281. — BANKS    OTHER    THAN    NATIONAL:  Principal    Resources    and 

Liabilities 


Note.— Data  relate  in  general  to  June  30.    Banks  in  Alaska,  Ilawaii,  Porto  Rico,  and  Philippine  I^lund 

are  included 

[All  flgnree,  except  number  of  banks,  in  thonaanda  of  doOan] 


Number  reporting. 
Eeaoorces 


Loans  and  discounts  > 

Investments  > 

Lawful  reserve .•- 

Duefi-om  banks 

Exchanges  fur  clearing  hot»e,  checks, 

and  other  C}i«ih  items 

Ca-sh  on  hand 

AU  other 


Liabilities. 


Capital  stock 

Surplus  fund 

U ndivided  profits 

Individual  depfjsits  < 

Due  to  banks* 

Bills  payable  and  rerii'icounts. 
Another 


1910 


15,960 
18,653.696 


} 


7,065,9(J7 
3,111,410 

1, 191, 401 

137,6^ 
658,356 
488,958 

11,663.696 


890^377 
903.060 
191, 136 
9. 893, 161 
428,354 
83, 743 
103,955 


1916 


19,457 
16,008.446 


9,093,528 
8,813,663 

1, 644, 964 

136,589 
699.946 
739,856 

16,008.448 


1,094.323 

1,010^820 

325.022 

12;  639, 409 

668,  on 

128,094 
342;  037 


22,100 
99.667.855 


17, 263, 796 
7.301,060 

3,713,040 

633. 953 

626.027 

1,830;  960 

29.667.855 


1,478,473 
1,423,963 

429.473 
28,696,312 

948.856 
1,078,792 

711,987 


1926 


20,769 
87,706,174 


21,073,900 
9.  GGO.  669 
ri,  392. 046 
12.088,561 

1,042,599 

691,681 

1,847,628 

87.706,174 


1.800,276 
2,054.406 
625,728 
30,394.519 
1,623,114 
446.295 
861,836 


19M 


20,108 
89,677,788 


22. 623, 107 
9, 972.  Kh8 
l.:>45,41,') 
1, 859. 627 

971, 165 

036,669 

1,008,967 

3D,8n,738 


1, 860. 431 
2, 273, 0f>9 

685.584 
31.700,496 
1,  .'>S1, 006 

501,186 
1,006,966 


1927 


19.2G5 
41,550.615 


T\,  .MS.  344 
m.  N)1,S75 

i.'.2»;.o<^2 

1,  999,  498 

1.0-I2, 167 

UU,  692 

2, 128, 137 

41,550.616 


1,  W2, 325 

2.  :j07.  5«2 
022, 7S5 

32.  V.iJ.  :V22 

2,oi:i,:i.'i3 

4i>l.  466 

1, 183,  782 


t  Inchidr.d  rediscounts  and  overdrafts. 

*  Includes  premiums  on  bonds. 

I  Includes  iM>stal  F.ivings;  excludes  certified  and  cashiers'  checks  outstanding  and  dividends  unpaid. 

*  Includes  certified  and  c^hierd'  ciiecks  and,  in  1028,  dividend  checks  outstanding. 

Source  of  TabkM  2S0  and  281:  Comptroller  of  the  Currency.  Treasury  Department. 


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bank:!  and  Inlals  eidiide  6  States  in  1920  aod  lOn 
omiilFtc  or  estimaled  diM  or  dau  for  ui  ewUar  rsu 

StlviDto  driwll!  (milllDn^  .,1  dollxrf;      1           SscInRI  dri»<!tQr3  ltli«isuid3) 

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books 

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In  Statr  Innk3  in 
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276 


8AVINOS  DEPOSITS 


No.  283.— SAVINOS  DEPOSITS  AHD  SAYINGS  INBPOSITORS  IN  AIL  BANKS 
AND  TRUST  COMPANIES :  Bt  Statbs,  on  or  About  Junb  30 


Division  and  State 


Continental  U.S.. 

Hew  Bnfland 

Maine 

New  Hampshire... 

Vorroont 

Massachusetts 

Rhode  Island 

Comi^ticut 

Middle  Atlantic 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

feet  Horth  Central 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michifran 

Wiaconsin. 

Weal  Berth  Central. . . 

Minnesota 

Iowa 

Missouri 

North  Dakota 

Bouth  Dakota 

Nebraska 

Kansas .. 

Sovth  Atlantic 

Delaware 

Maryland 

Dist.  of  Columbia.. 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georgia 

Florida. 

last  South  Central 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Alabama 

Mississippi 

West  South  Central 

Arkansas 

Louisiana 

Oklahoma 

Texas 

Mbvatain. 

Montana. 

Idaho 

Wvoming 

Colorado 

New  Mexico 

ArlEona 

Utah 

Nevada 

Pacific 

Washington. 

Oregon 

CaliXoroia 


Savings  deposits  (millions  of  dollars) 


ItUi 


T, 


1, 581.  % 
133.5 
05.2 
79.7 
833.2 
144.1 
205.6 

2,988.1 

2,0ia6 

259.1 

712.5 

1.490.0 
425.6 
142.9 
44a6 
270.2 
180.7 

787.8 

165.8 

246.2 

129.2 

32.4 

43.3 

67.4 

43.5 

395.6 
13.9 

134.6 
7.1 
63.8 
53.6 
29.6 
29.7 
44.0 
19.8 

111.6 

39.7 

35.4 

19.5 

»«  17. 0 

87.8 
11.5 
86.3 
15.2 
24.8 

lti.1 

2ao 

9.1 
8.1 

49.2 
5.7 
3.8 

21.4 
4.8 

495.0 

59.1 

27.9 

"406.0 


1918 


9,469.8 


8,00L8 
161.6 
118.8 

iiai 

>  1,007.5 
154.8 
358.4 

8,108.9 

2,029.4 

338.8 

74a7 

1,709.0 
511.3 
106.1 
524.4 
861.8 
206.3 

•78.8 
26S.2 

284.1 
166.6 
67.7 
57.6 
79.3 
6a8 

61L8 
2a3 

16a  0 
18.5 
69.7 
67.9 
88.7 
89.6 
55.6 
3L9 

UL8 
46.7 
49.1 
24.2 
21.8 

lit  7 
12.0 
41.1 
16.1 
42.5 

171.4 
89.9 
11.8 

ia5 

59.9 
8.0 
4.9 

83.7 
2.7 

794.4 

87.5 

39.1 

'597.8 


1981 


16;  600.7 


8,70L6 
220.2 
15L7 
137.3 

1,507.7 
219.1 
516.5 

5,794.0 

8,549.1 

672.1 

1,502.8 

8,978.0 
852.7 
20a8 
928.8 
617.3 
373.4 

1,789.6 

475.6 
478.5 
284.6 
102.0 
116.1 
M62.6 

iiai 

1,048.0 

37.7 

275.9 

5ao 

167.8 
132.1 
104.3 

95.4 
118.4 

66.4 

8818 

iia6 
iia5 

59.1 
53.0 

898.0 
34.6 

ioa4 

82.6 
108.4 

8818 

»«78.l 
24.5 
21.0 
103.0 
14.0 
21.0 
49.9 
13.3 

1,890.7 

141.4 

78.8 

1,060.5 


1985 


88,184.1 


8,760.9 
265.7 
19a5 
173.4 

2,139.5 
299.2 
68L0 

8,778.6 
5,546.1 

i,04ao 

2,187.5 

4,074.8 

1,164.1 

2S0.5 

1,258.6 

939.0 

453.1 

1,9711 
536.6 
5219 
372.2 
95.9 
102.1 
213.2 
131.2 

1,4117 
5ai 
885.8 
8a8 
2118 
15a  6 
142.3 
112.0 
132.0 
1413 

6019 

»o  171 4 

1512 

93.1 

82.2 

440.1 
65.2 

123.3 
87.3 

1613 

881.8 
518 
218 
219 

1113 

7.8 

214 

m.2 

17.5 


1998 


94,0918 


1,968.8 

181.3 

105.9 

1, 571 1 


4,0010 
2814 
201.7 
182.3 

2,2717 
321.9 
7310 

9,8815 

5,9117 
1,127.3 
2,3315 

4,6418 

1 .  252. 6 

•  3811 

1,3814 

1,0215 

4910 

1,9410 
531.9 
5112 
3818 
92.9 
85.6 
208.3 
1213 

1,499.6 

53.6 

399.9 

812 

229.4 

154.8 

1418 

1017 

1516 

•1715 

640.8 
179.7 
1C15 
102.4 
92.7 

4011 

713 
134.0 

02.9 
1619 

881.8 
519 
27.8 
21.6 

107.0 

7.5 

212 

64.4 

114 

1,966.8 
192.4 
113.8 

1,679.1 


1987 


98,090.9 


4,99L6 
2910 
2118 
193.2 

2,439.6 
351.3 
7916 

10.9817 
6,4717 
1, 237. 5 
2,5115 

4,7418 
1,2717 

4015 
1,4514 
1,098.9 

511.8 

1,8019 
5218 
4814 

3216 

814 

618 

199.5 

122.4 

1,640.8 

56.9 

4317 

818 

2418 

1617 

1517 

92.1 

139.8 

1613 

6618 

"  191. 7 

172.0 

1017 

97.4 

4814 

711 
129.4 

911 
1818 

8417 

610 

20.7 

"22.1 

1019 

15 

27.3 

618 

213 

8,068.7 
199.9 
1117 

1,7611 


1988 


98.4110 


4,881.6 
3111 
2212 
2015 

2,652.7 
368.4 
862.6 

11,8618 
7,  111  2 
1,3518 
2,7718 

6.889.8 
1,500.1 

409.6 
1. 611 4 
1, 164. 9 

5312 


1,908.7 

532.7 
491.7 
412.5 
710 
616 
192.1 
1311 

1,669.0 

61.3 

5019 

913 

2519 

1618 

167.7 

97.5 

157.0 

152.6 

8910 
222.9 
1818 
1118 
101.5 

680.0 

719 
1313 
1013 
2115 

886.9 

712 
319 
217 
1118 
110 
31.9 
72.8 
21.6 

8,197.5 
2111 
123.1 

1, 801. 8 


Saving 
deposi- 
tors 
(thou- 
sands), 
1988 

68.188 


7,496 

657 
382 
326 

4.140 
400 

1,521 

18,915 

<9,041 

2.748 

6.426 

18,585 

«3. 120 
*396 
4,881 

»^694 
1,494 

4,069 

1,102 

•1,600 

•346 

104 

02 

»4fi2 

363 

4,011 
121 
085 

334 
Mil3 

460 

489 
'208 
M53 

348 

1,090 

•  172 
»321 
•132 

1.101 
154 
3<J8 

»  154 
305 

758 

110 

74 

43 

•  190 

43 

50 

213 

26 

4,005 

295 
3,2IC 


I  Includes  domnnd  certiflcatcs  of  deposit  for  national  banks. 
>  Data  for  mutual  savings  banks  as  of  Oct.  81, 1916  and  1921. 

•  Includes  10*^7  data  for  all  except  mutual  savings  and  national  benks. 

•  Indudtirt  1927  figures  for  State  banks,  1925  for  mutual  savings. 

•  Includes  demand  certificates  of  deposit  for  banks  other  than  national. 

•  National  and  mutual  savings  banks  only,  data  included  for  the  latter  being  1926  figures. 

7  Data  for  banks  other  than  national  are  for  the  latest  year  available,  as  follows:  Michigan,  Nebraska,  Vir- 
ginia. (}eorgia.and  Oklahoma,  1927:  Sooth  Carolina  and  Alabama,  1926;  Kentucky,  1923;  Mississippi,  1925. 

•  Includee  national  and  stock  savings  banks  only,  data  for  the  latter  being  1925  estimates. 

•  National  banksonly.    >•  Includes  1924datafor  State  banks.    »  Indodes  1926  data  for  all  eicept  national. 
u  Includes  commercial  deposits  in  State  banks.        **  Data  as  of  November,  1920,  for  State  banks. 

>«  Includes  1926  data  for  all  eicept  national. 

Source:  American  Bankers'  Association. 


SAVINGS   DEPOSITB 


277 


Nora.— Data  lor  btet  ymn  >ra  u  o[  Jniid  30  or  ibont  Jans  30.    In  eatU«r  jaut  reportn  wan  ol  tuI 

~     dUA.    PrtortolMedUaluclnilfl  tuth  matul  uid  itock  hvId^  baukx;  bacinuliw  IWM  they  are 

mntiMl  nTlD|i  banks  only,  whtch  In  tbat  jrui  had  about  go  per  cent  cf  Che  MVlu^i  dcpggiti  In 

nvints  banks.    For  tUnirrs  toi  latir  jesrs  snd  alio  sarlnga  deposiu  !□  all  clssam  of  bank^ 


Y«r 

^]^ 

SSSS 

v.« 

Dapo* 

Savings 

dsposll. 

Y«r 

"isr 

!» 

i«i 

It  I 

I8U 

ti 
si 

i.08s.a 

i 

i 

T,(§3 

CM          14».3 
Wl            34ZB 
l,«II          M9-9 

2.MI          BH.0 

IS     l^i 

Z7I0          M&S 

fS! 

?a! 

r,  Tnaicry  I>«partiiUDI. 


mutual  sarlDCS  banks  Id  BtaMs  not  Shawn 


IfiTiilon  and  Btala 

DeposHora 

D^nsits 

l»l 

- 

UK 

!» 

im 

im 

CaMiaaalaJUniUdGtaUa. 

I0.»M,<1M 

il.i»,iT< 

U.MS.3SS 

7.MMM 

I.M.TU 

l,MI;CM 

I2^5w 

J.  CIS,  Ml 
4,  fpJi,  IM 

57^  OW 

_1«,»0I 

131.  OSS 

JJI,U35 

SS«,»11 
48,  4M 
3R«M 

ITCSW 

'1W1.«T9 
70,340 

'as 

sin  285 

"l-i 

aw.  ISO 

I«,*H 

'liB»2 

137.  a  le 

J8S.7T1 

3ii,i>io 

190,  >lt 

72,013 

i(»,17i 

^ati,M) 

4.838.83S 
Ml.  837 

_IIS,W1 

17,  70S 

140,  OU 

140^023 

39S,SS« 

35i;«9 

1M.V71 

»4.ei3 

72.  WD 

lt8.M7 

8ft,  230 

1,701.893 

143.  S47 

t.»,lll 

IW,II*0 

ft.  383 

CI.<»7 

01.027 

iH.sai 

22.  SW 
198,291 

'SS 

7M19B 

l.M,HT 

■■11 

4. 349. 031 
4,030,074 

37i;lilS 

U7,MS 

li 

64.770 

W.O*T 

23,404 
1^632 

1U,T41 

48.210 

'lis 

■•S!?. 

an  771 
9.o«ik«n 

Middls  Allaotic 

sa 

■CM 

Sootos:  Anwrlcau  Bankva'  Asociatian. 


278 


P06TAI.   BAVINGS   6YeTBSX 
Ho.  986.— SDHKAKY  OF  POSTAL  SAVISeS  BVSaSSS,  lUl  TO  ISSft 


depoaHoTB  Ipnltan 


iM,  Ki\      en. 

\l.in.tlti    10,S7. 

as,iia,w7^  33,sia. 

1S,IW,M8  43,444. 
48.074,431  61.084. 
KMCni  «B,IM. 
SB.  177. 40«  in,  W4. 
100, 37(1, 4Afl(l4K  471.' 

,  ii7.n8,Mi  '■''W-: 

854  140.  MS,  ml  107. 3M,: 

iii.iH.mm.iM, 

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OW    «&T4i,7Mll34,lTRr--' 


am  43(1,  17 


B1.fl02,4O4  K1.1' 


147.U9,2M 


Ho.  887.— POSTAL  SAVDieS  DEPOSITS  ABS  SSP08IT0BS:  Br  Statbs 


S(«l.orTerrllotr 

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1,134;  888 
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117.411 

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Assets 
Non.— Data  fOr  Mma  State)  are  oompUad  br  1 


279 

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'  Total  ni>nibeTihip  a(  Iocs]  usodatloiu  aolj;  daeH  nut  indada  "-"'ht*' 

1  lotluded  Id  "Oiiiet  citatas"  Id  1B16.  '  Esilmntail,  ■  Including 

Soutck  Dulled  Statea  LeagoD  ot  BuUdlug  and  1 


317.  SM 

3,  cut 

mambanlilp  ot 

dupoatlors. 


FEDERAL   AND   JOINT-BTOCK   LAITD   BANKS 


Ko.  389.— CERTAIV  XAJOB  ITBICS   OF  SAVIFOS   OF   TH8  UVITED  STATES 

-d  JuiH  30;  incnu* 
ms  States  and  fiscal 
adtd  to  otiirr  llenu, 

..    _..  ._. a  oBil  UIe-lii3Uisu» 

tB  In  Ihfl  necuritiea  of  corporationa.    On  Elia  olhvr  tund,  man;  fonna  of 


.  IncreaM  in  iHVlngs  depcalM  Is  tor  Bscal  jean  ai 
n  associations  Incladw  fiBores  tat  calendar  ytan  for 
Tears  lorouierB;  oinpr  ohib  Hrfl  fur  calendar  yeais.  Ttui  last  coliimD  shoDld  oat  b 
as  there  l>  much  diiplkatloa  betKoeu  It  and  them.  For  eumple,  saiings  ba 
tompHnies  botb  iDTesE  ittrtt  aneU  In  the  necuritiea  of  corporBtJona.  On  the  allM 
HitIdcs,  soma  of  large  amount,  are  not  listed 


v„ 

■ll^ka'i 

iDcreue 

compaulca.  las  openllna  aipeoses 

Additions 
loamplaaiB 

tlODS' 

New 
Mpltsl 

Total 

Ordinary 

IndtBtrial 
oompuila 

H4 

aim 

?,i 

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MO 

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1 

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374 

1 

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<  Indadea  pcalnl  savings 


Is  depcalted  In  bank*. 


M  and  proBta  tai  as  ihinm  oi 


i:  Sao  sgurces  of  Tsbia  IW,  a 


NOTK— AUSi 

Tba  prmci 
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itludethepTlDclpalofdallngpentinstallmonts. 

.  .-as  not  been  deducted  as  In  Tabka  3111  and  aVS. 

id  banks  Indudo  loans  of  tbreo  banks  In  TaoetTenliip. 


Dec,  31- 

Federal 
land  bulks 

landbuUu 

D»c.3l- 

Pedcral 
land  bulks 

»£S 

is 

1,077, 81 » 

AaieU 

LUbDItlM 

■"' 

Total 

Nalmon- 

v.e.K- 

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and  In 
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sndni). 

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In'S^ 

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■  Unmaturt  JT 

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FEDKBAIi    UkUD   BANKS 


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s  oaUtanding  tlll,117,«10. 
*ll  loana  siive  tbat  date  an  "upasM 


»d^«d 

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MJ0,OM,ns 

liH.eBi.a» 

m.T4s.»n  i  ii.«T,»t4 

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IJO*.  771.111 
4B.34r,6M 
3S,  6,71,  MO 
23S,f«vC»l 

37a.o9i.ooa 

4(1,  347,  M4 
3fl.S93.M3 
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nt.^tn 

9,810 

WHO 

AdvancM   (or  eii«ri   pur- 

2.05s.e8« 

141133.744 

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and    livtsloek     purposa 
under  Hiilcaltaial  credits 
wlorAag,21,193t 

H  953,998 

],4iaoe4 

■497.309 

'  InrludasM.IOOctuiwd  to  pruHl  andluss, 

•  Att«t  deduMine  an  addlUomU  aoiouat  of  1 1,0:2, 

Source:  War  Ft  nance  Corpwallon, 


L  charged  to  profit  and  1 


286 


BANK  CUSABINGB 


Ho.  299. — CISABina  HOUSE  BXCHAH6B8:  Summa&t  vos  Uktkbd  States 


Note.— Prior  to  1920  data  are  for  all  cities  reputing  to  the  New  York  Clearing  Honae  Association;  com- 
mencing 1920  they  are  for  179  identical  cities.  The  comparability  of  these  figures  is  affected  (I)  by  changes 
in  the  number  of  cities  reporting,  md  (2^  by  the  tenasnoy  toward  consolidation  of  banks,  eliminating 
former  clearings  between  two  or  vaon  banks.  Debits  to  individual  account  (Tables  301  and  302)  are  a 
more  significant  measure  of  volume  of  pajrment.    For  States  included  in  each  division  see  Table  300 

[All  figures  in  miUioiia  of  dollars] 


Year  ended  Sept. 
30— 


1B82. 
1883. 
1884. 
1885. 
1888. 

1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1880. 


Unftwl 
States 


SI,  054 
53,536 
47,387 
37,770 
48,212 

52,127 
48.751 
53,501 
59,882 


Outside 
New 
York 
CMty 


14,501 
13,343 
13^295 
12^519 
141,837 

17,254 
17,887 
18,705 
32,221 


New  York 
City 


Year  ended  Sept. 
10— 


40,553 
40^293 
34,092 
26^251 
33,375 

34,873 
30,864 
34,796 
37,661 


1891.... 
1892.... 
1893.... 
1894.... 
1896.... 


United 

States 


1890. 
1897. 
1896. 
1899. 


57, 181 
00,884 
58,881 
45,028 
60,975 

51,936 
54,180 
65.925 
88,829 


Outside 
New 
York 
City 


23,127 
24,6(M 
M,460 
20,798 
22,711 

22;  565 
22;  842 
26.072 
31,461 


New 

York 
Ciiy 


34.054 
36.2S0 
34,421 
24.230 
28,264 

29,  'Aol 

39.H53 
57,308 


Year 

mded 

Sept.  30— 


1900.... 
1901.... 
1902.-.. 
1903.... 
1904.... 
1905.... 


United  States 


Total 


1906. 
1907. 
1906. 
1909. 
1910. 


1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1915. 

1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 


1921.. 
11»22.. 
192{.. 
1924.. 
1925.. 


1926... 
1927... 
192X  . 


84,582 
114,820 
115,892 
113,963 
102,356 
140,502 

157,681 

154, 4n 
126.239 
158,877 
108.967 

159,540 
168,686 
173,193 
lfn,850 
163,189 

242,230 
305.062 
320;  989 
387,854 
460,422 

374,227 
379,211 
40»,334 
434,  601 

495,  785 

SW,  140 
535,792 
f>03,G}57 


Outside 
New 
York 

City 


32,618 
37,799 
41, 139 
43,130 
42,684 
48,623 

68,997 
59,161 
52,608 
50;  020 
00,433 

67,119 
72;  014 
75,071 
74,089 
72,347 

95,055 
123,528 
146.464 
173,151 
208,084 

170.146 

165. 8H5 
193,  713 
109.002 
218,911 

231,606 
22H,f)32 
234,769 


New 
England 
division 


7,120 
8,036 
7,861 
7,796 
7.331 
8,467 

9;  245 
9,712 
8,115 
9,872 
9,707 

9,010 
10,278 
9,807 
9,400 
9,022 

12,311 
14,433 
16,975 
19,237 
22,378 

17,840 
18,039 
21,801 
23.357 
25,050 

37,881 
29,319 
29.720 


Easton  division 


Total 


69.706 
86,390 
84,892 
81.533 
69.507 
103,765 

117,034 
108,062 
85,343 
111,501 
110^778 

100,742 
111,072 
114,430 
105, 474 
105,793 

107,897 
208,061 
205,810 
252;  255 
297,275 

243,067 
251,262 
259,423 
280,971 
327,767 

347,045 
358,909 
420,  514 


New 
York 
City 


61,965 
77,021 
74,763 
70.834 
59,673 
91.879 

103,764 
95, 315 
73,631 
99,258 

102;  664 

92;  430 

90,072 
98,122 
89,760 
90,843 

147, 181 
181,534 
174,524 
214,703 
252,388 

aoi08a 

213,326 
214,621 
23\499 
276,874 

293.443 

307. 159 
368,918 


Southern 
division 


2.328 
2,650 
2,899 
3,206 
3,095 
4,010 

4,000 

6,113 
4,486 
6,106 
6,961 

0,628 
7,440 
6.760 
6,774 
0.411 

8,880 
11,771 
15,577 
20,707 
26,247 

18,080 
18,141 
21.647 
23,149 
26,080 

27.442 
25.229 
24,918 


Middle 

Western, 

division 


13,184 
16,193 
17,202 
17,979 
18,370 
20,097 

21,877 
24,740 
23,145 
30,083 
39,148 

39,083 
30;  910 
33,338 
33,567 
33,442 

42,671 
56,149 
63,021 
72.366 
8^060 

09.570 
66,080 
75,636 
7^873 
83,604 

86,280 
86,021 
88,683 


Western 
division 


651 
735 
793 
838 
830 
964 

1,110 
1,384 
1,382 
1,700 
1,980 

1,  Twflf 

2,043 

2.221 
2,278 
2,410 

3,248 
4,485 
6,599 
7,695 
9,279 

7,596 
6,992 
7.384 
6.944 
7,610 

7.840 
7,784 
8,288 


Pacific 
division 


1,594 
1,809 
2,186 
2,551 

2.618 
3.194 

3.810 
4.860 
3,768 
4,  514 
5,422 

5,654 
6,:^»i 
6.647 
6,357 
6,112 

7,  379 
10. 163 
12,406 
15,594 
20,164 

17,rM6 
18,738 
22,543 
24,207 
25,  719 

28.  M7 
28. 529 
31,  r.64 


Sourre;  Comptroller  of  the  Currency,  Treasury  Department. 


BANK   CLEARINGS 


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288 


BANK   CLEARINGS 


No.  300. — Clbaring  Houbb  Exchanges:  Amount   of   Cubarings  in  Each 

City — Continued 

[An  flffvrM  in  milUona  and  teaths  of  milliona  of  dolUn] 


Division  and  city 


im 


Ohio— Continued. 

Hamilton 

Ix>rain 

Mantfleld 

Marion 

Springfield 

Yt»ungslown 

Zanc-sville 

Indiana: 

Evansvillc 

Fort  Wayne 

Oary 

Hammond 

]ndiana{)olis 

Now  Albany 

8oulh  Bond 

Tcrre  Unute 

Illinois: 

Aurora 

Bloomington 

Champaign 

Chirapo 

Danville 

Decatur 

Jacksonville 

Peoria.- 

Quincy.- 

Rockford 

Springfield 

Michigan: 

Adrian 

Ann  Arbor 

Detroit 

Flint 

Urand  Rupids 

Jackson 

Kalamazoo 

Lansing 

Muskegon 

Poutiac 

Wisc<'nsln: 

Ore«n  Bay 

Madi»»n 

Milwaukee 

Oshkosh 

Minnes'ttii: 

Dululh 

Minneu|>olis. 

Rochester 

St.  Paul 

South  t>t.  Paul 

Winona 

Iowa: 

iV«lMr  Rapids 

CharusC  ily 

DaveniKirt 

D«j  Moines 

Iowa  City 

Musoitine 

Sioux  City 

Watt»rl<)0 1 

Mi9souii:  I 

Caf»o  (Hradeau.. 

Jc*plin ' 

Krin>.:S  City.  .   .  . 

St.  J.;«?peh I 

St.  I..iii» I 

St'daiia 

SprliJgficId 


33.6 
15.9 
68.1 


179.9 
175. 91 


255.2 

97.3 

104.5 


876.8 
6.3 

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135.3 

47.5 
65.0 


27,102.2 

143.  5 

67.2 

16.2 

176.9 

G4.8 

95.1 

115.3 

10.8 
33.9 
5,074.3 
79.7 
313.5 
48.9 


115.2 


7.6 


90.7 

1, 512.  2 

31.6 

301.4 

3,266.6 

20.5 

1,580.4 

74.6 

2&9 

104.6 


607.3 

484.1 

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North  Dakota: 

Fargo 

(Irand  Forks.. 
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7,879.7 


97.6 
57.6 

1.^5 


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23.6 
106.0 
34.4 
291.1 
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166.4 

304.3 
154.7 
309.9 
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1,206.8 

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161.4 
296.9 

86.3 

82.9 

74.2 

35,462.0 

50.6 

7a6 

2a4 

253.3 

81.0 

180.0 

139.9 

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8,741. 

173.2 

416.0 

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304.7 

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99.  5 

31.6 

278.9 

322.6 

156.9 

277.9 
171.6 
222.5 
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161.9 
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94.3 

70.6 

36,943.8 

60.2 

67.6 

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185.8 

148.2 

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196.5 
432.4 
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185.6 

187.2 

2,24a9 

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62.5 

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454.5 

3,941.1 

4,373.0 

31.6 

32.7 

1,540.4 

1,615.2 

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8a7 

26.1 

146.0 

151.1 

11.0 

11.1 

634.9 

597.9 

525.3 

521.9 

26.4 

26.0 

84.1 

79.2 

327.5 

351.8 

67.0 

70.7 

49.5 

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62.2 

7,392.9 

6, 551. 0 

342.6 

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7,470.4 

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90.5 

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Division  and  dty 


South  Dakota: 

Aberdeen 

Sioux  Falls 

Watertown 

Nebraska: 

Frenont 

Hastings 

Lincoln 

Omaha. 

Kansas: 

Atchison 

Kansas  City 

Lawrence 

Manhattan 

Parsons 

Pittsburg 

Topeka 

Wichita 

Montana: 

BUlings 

Great  Falls 

Helena 

Lewistown 

Wyoming: 

Cheyenne 

Colorado: 

Colorado  Springs. 

Denver 

Grand  Junction.. 

Pueblo 

Oklahoma: 

Bartlesville 

Oklahoma  City.. 

Okmulgee 

Tulsa 


im 


Pacific. 


Washington: 

Bellingham 

Olympia 

Seattle 

Spokane 

\akima. 

Oregon: 

Eugene 

Portland 

California: 

Bakersfleld 

Berkeley 

Fresno 

Huntington  Park. 

Long  Beach 

Loe  Angeles 

Modesto 

Oakland 

Pasadena 

Riverside 

Sacramento. 

San  Bernardino.. 

San  Diego 

San  Francisco 

San  Jose 

San  Pedro 

Santa  Barbara... 

Santa  Monica — 

Santa  Roea 

Stockton 

Idaho:  Boise 

Utah: 

Ogden 

Salt  I^Ute  City... 

Nevada:  Reno 

Arizona:  Phoenix.. 


62.1 
13a  0 


19.7 
27.8 

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2,058.0 

23.9 

218.5 

16.5 

13.4 

14.9 

27.0 

142.2 

642.0 

40.6 

43.1 

167.0 

17.3 

66.4 

62.8 
1,522.9 


39.0 

34.1 
1,083.7 


366.4 
IS.  790.7 


1,618.4 

517.1 
74.6 

14.8 
1,563.6 

62.3 

195.4 

1139.0 


219.6 
4,86ai 

37.2 
644.3 
187. 

28.6 
315.3 


160.5 

7,056.6 

109.  K 


54.9 
23.9 

KM.S 


75.1 

650.3 

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1M7 


68.2 
85.2 

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20.4 

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159.61 

9.3 


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42.51 

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42.3 

1,630.4 

37.0 

602.2 

99,978.8 


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18. 2j 

2,338.0 

651.9 

73.9 

26.8 
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251.4 

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24.0 

367.2 

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46.1 
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415.5 
118.8 
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44.3 

74.3 
115.4 

25.4 
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7Z0 
82.6 
12.7 

21.4 

>27.6 

>  263.1 

2,282.7 

20.9 

lia6 

22.3 

16.3 

11. 1 

81.9 

192.3 

*468.1 

37.1 

S66.3 

178.3 

9.9 


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1, 821. 1 
43.0 
73.2 

36.9 

1,661.8 

20.9 

608.4 

88,402.1 


43.2 

19.3 

2,504.7 

706.0 

82.5 

24.9 
1,96&8 

67.7 

269.5 

•216.0 

29.7 

407.6 

1^299.7 

44.4 
1,0218 
366.0 
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387.5 
126.4 
289.6 
11,352.2 
167.6 

44. 

89. 
113. 

27. 
137.6 
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6 

1 

3 

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93.8 
962.4 
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392.5 


I  Nine  months.  >  From  Commercial  and  Financial  Chronicle. 

Boorce:  Comptroller  of  the  Currency,  Treasury  Departmrat. 


DBBIT8  TO  DTDITIDOAL  ACCOUNTS 


290  DEBITS   TO    INDITIDUAL    jLCCOUIfTS 

Vo.  303. — DSBITS     TO    IVDITZDVAL    ACCOTOTS:   Vai.vits    Rxpobtbd    bt 
Banks  in  141  Principal  Cities 

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DKBITS  TO   INDIVIDUAL   ACCOUNTS 


291 


Ho.  302 — Dkbits  to  Individual  Accounts:  Volume  Reported  bt  Banks 

IN  141  Principal  Cities — Ck)ntmued 


District  and  city 


Chicftfo  diMiim    Contiinied. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind 

Grand  Rapids.  Micta 

Indianapolis.  Ind. 

Kalamaioo,  jMiciL... 

Lansing,  Mfrh- 


Milwaukee,  Wis 

Peoria,  DL 

Rockford,  111 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

South  Bend,  Ind. 

Waterioo,  Ind.... 

SL  Ionia  diakriok: 

Evansville.  Ind. 

Little  Rocs^Ark. 

Louisville,  Ky 

Memphis,  Tenn. 

St.  Louis,  Mo 

Xinneapolla  diibrkft: 

Aberaeeii|  8.  Dak 

Billings,  Mont 

Duluth.  Minn. 

Fargo,  N.  Dak 

Grand  Forks,  N.  Dak 

Helena,  Mont 

Minneapolis,  Minn 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

Superior,  Wis 

Kansas  Ci^  district: 

Albuquerque.  N.  Mez. 

Bartles\-illo,  Okla.. 

Colorado  Springs,  Colo 

Denver,  Colo 

Jopiin,Mo 

Elansos  City,  Kans 

Kansas  City.  Mo 

Muskogee,  Okla.* 

Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

Omaha,  Nebr 

Pueblo,  Colo 

St.  Joseph,  Mo 

Topeka,  Kans 

Tulsa,  Okla. 

Wichita,  Kans,,, 

Dallas  district: 

Austin,  Tei 

Beaumont,  Tex.. 

Dallas,  Tex. 

El  Paso,  Tex. 

Fort  Worth,  Tex 

lIou5ton,  Tex 

Shreveport,  La 

Texarkana,  Tex 

Tucson,  Ariz 

Waco,  Tex.. ., 

San  Francisco  district: 

Boise,  Idaho.. , 

Fresno,  Calif 

LoQg  Beach,  Calif... 

Los  Angeles,  Calif... 

Oakland,  CaliL 

Ogden,  Utah 

Pasadena,  Calif. 

Portland,  Oreg. 

Reno,  Nev 

Sacramento.  Calif 

Salt  Lake  City.  Utah 

San  Diego,  Calif. 

San  Francisco,  Calif. 

Seattle,  Wash 

Spokane,  Wash. 

Stockton,  Calif 

Tiioom  I,  Wash 

Yakima,  Wash. 


411 

1,152 

2;Q20 

278 

318 

3.533 

553 

330 

825 

244 

218 

284 
534 

»2,217 
1,753 

»8»755 

97 

122 

1.291 

177 

93 

132 

4.650 

12,232 

109 

99 
190 
175 

2,443 
180 
214 

i706 
301 

1,251 

3,022 
209 

1,001 
2J6 

1,490 
721 

192 

246 

2,207 

493 

1.320 

1,910 

448 

111 

85 

228 

160 
632 
284 

5,243 

1,213 
229 
2»6 

2,363 
152 
799 
91S 
426 
11.368 

2,377 
685 
296 
589 
168 


mi 


346 
978 

1,631 
212 
250 

2,766 
406 
241 
482 
284 
143 

258 
507 

11,565 
1,203 

16,868 

74 

90 

911 

132 

68 

128 

3,581 

1 1,706 

96 

86 
115 
134 

1,723 
107 
180 

3,698 
208 

1,059 

2,137 
220 
828 
1^ 
995 
528 

IM 

170 
1,  7o5 

392 
1.215 
1,422 

346 
80 
84 

190 

137 
576 
291 

5,385 
975 
180 
272 

1,789 
132 
715 
771 
406 

9,289 

1,650 
555 
247 
441 
127 


im 


368 
730 

1,700 
218 
296 

2;  886 
429 
239 
771 
S70 
177 

341 

555 

1.645 

1,422 

6,975 

66 

89 

885 

135 

81 

118 

3,609 

» 1,901 

87 

106 
122 
139 

1,798 
131 
190 

3,679 
310 
973 

2,312 
196 
707 
171 

1,186 
532 

172 

174 
l,8r)7 

373 
1.323 
1,344 

385 
85 
87 

200 

147 

608 

423 

6,212 

1.088 

260 

305 

1,652 

125 

756 

702 

469 

8.638 

1.807 

532 

265 

446 

127 


472 
801 

1.880 
240 
410 

3,283 
474 
288 
896 
471 
217 

387 

732 

1.906 

1,736 

8,033 

67 

97 

921 

148 

95 

113 

3,885 

2. 072 

97 

114 
138 
150 

1,051 
168 
239 

4,176 
296 
939 

2,456 
210 
739 
189 

1, 1<<2 
544 

204 

195 

2,076 

366 

1,033 

1,480 

423 

114 

92 

234 

150 

613 

710 

8.419 

1,451 

346 

379 

1,867 

125 

538 

766 

553 

9.482 

2,051 

596 

299 

465 

124 


1994 


485 

803 
1,811 
245 
852 
3,142 
487 
293 
934 
487 
211 

354 

805 

1.996 

1.650 

8,006 

73 

86 

1,270 

130 
84 

114 

i4oe 

1.974 
92 

118 
151 
155 

1.977 
173 
234 

4,036 
151 
913 

2,207 
232 
730 
185 

1,009 
508 

218 
199 

2,179 
399 
862 

1.509 
428 
103 
102 
228 

140 

400 

607 

8.921 

1.481 

286 

387 

1.942 

96 

520 

780 

580 

9,768 

2,167 

667 

266 

480 

127 


19U 


522 

1,096 

1,884 

273 

403 

3,396 

554 

339 

1.033 

594 

221 

472 

884 

2.262 

1.823 

8,944 

84 

91 

1,277 

173 

101 

114 

5,009 

2,037 

93 

121 
193 
185 

2.130 
210 
237 

4,465 
154 

1,036 

2,437 
246 
742 
211 

1,269 
557 

249 
214 
2, 527 
397 
909 
>  1.964 
474 
113 
109 
221 

151 
468 
572 

9,458 

1.720 
320 
417 

1,999 
IM 
438 
865 
669 
11,496 

%425 
627 
817 
524 
160 


510 

1,040 

2^207 

292 

402 

3,620 

571 

381 

976 

006 

336 

492 

979 

2,358 

1,821 

9;  000 

81 

95 

954 

186 

106 

106 

i684 

1,967 

96 

132 
251 
181 

2;  159 
222 
245 

i633 
145 

1.134 

2,387 
247 
748 
212 

1,532 
596 

238 

259 

2,542 

381 

1,018 

•2,116 

484 

126 

109 

201 

163 

485 

691 

ia475 

2,065 
249 
445 

2,195 
111 
394 
865 
771 
12;50B 

a;55i 

670 
325 

548 
162 


1ISB7 


516 
995 

2;  223 
307 
385 

3,700 
678 
396 
867 
588 
244 

581 

954 

2;  312 

1.952 

8,951 

81 

100 

1.112 

188 

99 

109 

4.838 

%074 

99 

144 

286 

181 

2,119 

187 

246 

4^656 

145 

1,262 

2,408 

268 

682 

230 

1.577 

«696 

238 

288 

2,620 

385 

1,139 

2,186 

468 

126 

111 

221 

169 
495 
580 

11,199 
2,697 
226 
481 
2;  016 
114 
480 
862 
743 

15,052 
2,616 
668 
343 
539 
160 


ltS8 


560 

1.068 

2;  279 

344 

420 

3,740 

644 

432 

690 

506 

273 

582 

996 

2,458 

1,913 

9^548 

90 

117 
1,004 
220 
108 
116 
6,206 

a;i48 

101 

155 
213 
202 

2,196 
173 
247 

6,077 
146 

1.304 

XOOl 
263 
714 
248 

1,658 
820 

238 
301 

a;868 
420 

1,277 

a;3i9 

506 

126 
I3B 
231 

187 
430 

674 

12^913 

3,017 

234 

487 

2,202 

133 

606 

927 

758 

18,384 

a;968 

686 

358 

559 

173 


1  Reviled  figure  partly  estimated. 

*  Includes  figures  for  Charleston,  S.  C,  for  the  first  4  months  and  figures  (or  OreenvUle.  S.  C,  tor  the  last 
8  months  of  thid  year.    Greenville  substituted  for  Charleston,  in  national  summaries  beginning  May,  1928. 

*  Figures  for  Muskoffee  prior  to  December.  1923,  include  debits  to  accounts  of  banks. 

<  Includes  debits  of  l'V4,2SO,000  for  June-December,  1927,  of  10  banks  not  reporting  until  June,  1927. 

*  Revised  to  include  8  banks,  figures  for  which  did  not  become  available  imtil  1927. 

Socutn:  Federal  Reserve  Board. 


12.  VTEALTH 

Hiin  ralu*  to  euitiMUk  lOalMd  StMM) 


Indlcatad  by  lerali  at  prtoca  ud  whv 


B  br  preelfdr  tba  iviii 

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Non.— Bm  btadnotta,  Tibln  J03  uiil  306.    For  toW  M«  Tabls  30S.    For  asacand  nloa 
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M  dWrltnled  bj  Stals. 


296 


Note.— Soo  heaJGot«  to  Table  303.    Thia  tiible^ows,  not  tbfi  value  of  propArty  owned  by  tli    . 
•ottiStat*.  bultbMollh«ptayBl<^nropcnylylii|[lDMchStat«vtwnT«rthSMcarlllaDto(lnr«vl[lei» 
oruilareprmontingitnuiy  befouooorowned.    The  " 

wraith  of  the  cltiwoa  at  each  Sitta 


The  per  apita  Oguns  tbiu  do  not  ra 


DlTinlDnaitdaiBle 

Cniled  SUM... 

Sew  BnfliDd 

MUne 

New  Ilampatilre.... 

Vennont 

M  uucbuisIM 

Rhode  laland 


New  York....".". 

New  Jnrsry 

Pemuylvuilii... 


Ct&aib. 


..  IB,  Ml  1< 
..  8,Ml  I 
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WhI  ITerth  OeatnL.. 

MlBue»1n 

Iow«._ 

NorlllllBiotft!!^^'! 

Nebrasfc^i '.'.'.'.'.'.. 

Kuati _ 

•ralh  A(biitJii.__ 

UfJawuc. 

Maryland 

DMrlclafCalumbl*. 

VlniDla 

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Nortb  C'aiolln^ 

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notida 

■uthnth  OenmL.... 
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■.MB 


leM     IMm     IM4 

i.ow  i.iBs  i,>iB  fw   a.i 


e,3si 

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3,370 


7,H6   I, 


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4.M3 


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>  Total  InriiKln  ti,**ejm, 
«i«d  walrr-Mipply  "ysletni,  ,.„„  ..,.,<.. — ^.^ 
•  Incl'Kli?  Intlfnn  Territory. 
■  mitn^  tmro  eMIniata  u  publbhed  Id  1013 
SourBK  BureMl  ol  lb*  Crarai,  Deputnwnt  ol  Comman*. 


ghfpe  belonRlnc  (a  tbe  Cnltsd  Staiea  Navy 


13.  BUSINESS  FINANCE 


Xichaiife  Thm—rMo: 
WholMftto  aad  EeUil  Trad«— OommardAl  Fl^liirM] 

Mo.  806.— FOUIQV  BXCHANOE  KATES  ON  CABLE  TEANSFERS^mW  TOSS 


C<Miiitr7 

Monetary  unit 

Mhit 

Yearly  average  rate  in  dollars 

ion- 

wa 

tm 

1994 

IftS 

tn$ 

19t7 

IMS 

North  America: 

Pollar     .  . 

DoOan 
1.000G 

1.000(1 
.4985 

.9648 
<.1196 
• .  1217 

.9733 
4.8665 
L0342 

.1930 

.1407 
•.1390 
•.0072 
'.0296 

.2680 
•.0252 
•.0392 

.2382 
4.8665 

a  8055 
"."480i" 

.7300 
.1312 
.1206 
.8800 

'3.600 

.6861 
.1656 

«.  00170 

•.07446 

.00H87 

.0128 

.1780 
.0192 
.07455 
.01205 
3.8t91 

a  9648 
.9965 
.4872 

.8182 
.1295 
.1222 
.9239 
3.860 
.7940 
.1838 

«.  00096 

•.07683 

.00688 

.02415 

.2005 
.02163 
.06201 
.00232 

14292 
.03300 

!*.00091 
.04750 
.3850 
.1750 
.000188 
.09670 
.00697 

a  9604 
.9995 
.4855 

.7857 
.1023 
.1224 
.9518 
4.110 
.7906 
.1894 

«.  00001 

•.05219 

.00684 

.02955 

.1836 
.02683 
.06081 
.00002 

4.5748 
.  01714 

".00010 
.04602 
.3910 
.1667 
.000014 
.04253 
.00404 

a9873 
.4851 

.7813 
.1004 

.0917 
4.060 
.8227 
.1923 

«.  00001 

•.04644 

.00728 

.02954 

.1672 

.02208 

.05237 

(!•) 
4.4171 
.01790 
".00002 
.04358 
.3821 
.1394 

(») 
.03385 
.00496 

19996  a9909 

19907 
.4720 

.9630 

.1184 
.1207 
.9760 
3.7377 
1.0134 
.1896 

.1406 
.1302 

19001 

Cuba. 

Peeo 

.4939 

.9138 
.1220 
.1160 
.9635 
4.021 
.9640 
.1929 

.1406 
•.04758 
.0073^ 
.02966 

.2113 
.02522 
.04767 
.2380 

4.8280 
.01561 

!«.O00Ol 
.03978 
.4016 
.1788 
.1774 
.OG040 
.00183 

.4831 

.9215 
.1444 
.1208 
.9845 
3.7410 
L0147 
.1926 

.1407 
•.03265 

Mexico! 

Sooth  Ameriea: 

Argentina 

Brazil 

Chile 

do 

Peeo(gold) 

Milreis 

Peeo» 

do _. 

Libra 

.4811 

.9648 
.1197 
.1215 

Colombia' 

Peni> 

.0760 
S.0705 

Umfuay » 

Venesuelai... 

Europe: 

Austria  *•• 

Belfpuni  . 

Peso 

Bolivar 

Schilling* 

TV»lga^ 

LO306 
.1026 

.1407 
.1308 

Bulgaria  > 

Lev 

.00721   .00724 

.00721 

Cxechoslo- 

vakia.1 
Denmark 

Koruna^ 

Krone ... 

.02962 

.2623 
.02521 
.03243 
.2380 

4.8582 
.01258 
.1756 
.03389 
.4010 
.22S3 
.1118 
.05125 

.02063 

.2678 

.03024 
.2376 
4.8610 
.01317 
.1747 
.15156 
.4011 
.2605 
.1129 
.05029 

.oaoo 

.2674 

Finland 

France 

Germany 

Great  Britain. 

Markka. 

Franc 

Retchsmark  !• 

Pound 

.02517 
.(B921 
.2386 
4.8663 

Greece! 

Hungary  1 

Drachma 

Pengo!* 

11.01301  .0547 
.  1749  U.002S3 

.01301 

.1744 

Italy 

Lira- 

»».0526 

.2680 
!«.  1122 
1.0805 

.1930 
5.146 

.1930 

.2tm 

.1930 
.1930 

"4562 

.04294 

.3365 

.1491 

.00079 

.0975 

.0125 

.05257 

NethCTlanda^. 

Florin 

.4032 

Norway 

Polftnff  1 

Krone 

.  2dQv 

Zloty  !< 

.1121 

Portugal! 

Kscudo 

.04408 

Rumania! 

Leu 

.00(02;  .00604 

.00611 

Kassia 

Chervonetz 

Peseta 

5. 150    ;5. 150 

5.150 

Spain 

.1353 
.2254 
.1735 
.0237 

.1548 
.2817 
.1907 
.01352 

.5571 
.7493 
.5463 
.2874 
.  4V80 
.5078 

.1445 

.2655 
.1806 
.01072 

.5290 
.7202 
.5202 
.3111 
.4858 
.5350 

.1334 
.2052 
.1822 
.01282 

.5247 
.7208 
.5236 
.3178 
.4119 
.5125 

.1434 
.2P85 
.1933 
.01705 

.5652 
.7577 
.5555 
.3626 
.4104 
.5615 

.1490 
.2*376 
.1931 

.1706 
.2681 
.ltt26 

.16S0 

Sweden 

Krona 

.2680 

Switterland... 

Franc 

.1928 

Yugoslavia !.. 

Dinar 

.01765   .01760 

.01760 

A5!a: 
Hong  Kong... 

Dollar 

.5333 
.f^.2 
.4992 
.3633 
.4712 
.5627 

.4921 
.6210 
.4503 
.3831 
.4741 
.5605 

.5007 

China 

1)0 

Shanghai  tael . . . 
Mexican  dollar.. 
Rupee 

»».63S4   .7078 
»».4505 

.6430 

.4647 

India 

.3650 
.4965 
.5678 

.2622 
.4825 
.4546 

.3647 

Jaf>an 

Yen 

.4641 

Straits  Settle- 
ments.! 

SingaiK>re  dollar. 

.5628 

!  Data  for  1921  and  al<^)  for  1922  to  1925  for  Colombia,  Peru,  and  Venezuela  compUed  by  the  Bureau  of 
Foreigu  and  Domestic  Commerce  from  publications  of  the  individual  countries, 
s  Parity  of  the  milreis  was  established  at  1 1.96  cents  by  laws  of  Dec.  18, 1926,  and  Jan.  5, 1927. 

•  Quotations  prior  to  W2A  are  for  the  paper  peso  (1913  average,  19.53  cents).  Beginning  1926,  the  cur- 
rency was  reestablished  on  a  gold  basis,  the  peso  being  devauluated  to  12.17  cents. 

«  ^notations  for  1921  to  1U21  are  for  the  krone,  par  20.26  cents. 

•  Quotations  prior  to  1927  are  for  the  franc  (par  19.3  cents).  The  belga,  which  is  equal  to  5  francs,  super- 
8e<led  the  Belgiim  franc  Oct.  '/iPt,  l'J26,  and  was  quoted  at  par  during  November  and  December,  1926. 

•  The  lev  was  stab:lize<l  at  0.72  cents,  Nov.  22, 1928,  former  pur  value,  10.3  cents, 
f  Nominal  pnr  value,  2i).2f)  cents.    Stabilized  in  March,  1925,  at  2.96  cents. 

•  The  pre-war  par  of  tbo  markka  was  19.3  cents.  In  1926  it  was  devaluated  to  a  new  gold  parity  of  2.52 
cents. 

•  I  n  June.  192S,  the  currency  was  reestablished  on  a  gold  basis  and  the  new  parity  of  the  franc  fixed  at  3.9179 
cent«<.    The  former  parity  i\  as  19.3  cents. 

>•  Prior  to  1924  quotations  are  for  paper  marks  (see  monthly  rates  in  Table  307).  The  new  paper  reicb»> 
mark  currency  issued  th»)  latter  part  of  1024  was  thereafter  quoted  substantially  at  par  (23.82  cents). 

"In  May,  192H,  the  drachma  was  reestablished  on  a  gold  basis  and  stabilixed  at  a  new  parity  of  1.30  cents, 
former  parity,  19.3  cents. 

»  Frier  to  1926  qiiotation.*;  are  for  the  paper  krone  (par  20.20  cents).  On  Jan.  1, 1926,  this  was  Bui>cr;c<led 
by  tho  pengo  valued  at  17.49  cents  and  exchangeable  for  12,500  paper  kronen. 

"la  December,  1927,  the  lira  wiis  stabilized  at  5.26  cents.   The  former  par  value  was  19.3  cents. 

>*  Prior  to  1024  quotations  are  for  Polish  mark?,  par  23.83  cents;  thereafter  for  the  tloty.  The  avrr:ige 
rntrfor  January  to  April,  1024,  was  11.3  cents  per  million  marks;  for  June  to  December,  19.23  cents  for  1  zioty. 
The  par  value  of  the  Klot  v  when  adopte<l  as  the  currency  unit  in  1924  was  fixed  at  19.3  cents,  but  in  Ociu- 
ber,  1927,  it  was  stabilized  at  11.22. 

!•  Par  of  exchange  varies  with  the  price  of  silver,  the  standard  of  value;  figures  shown  are  calculated  on 
the  basis  of  the  average  price  in  1928. 


Source:  Federal  Reserve  Board,  except  as  noted. 


297 


298 


EXCHANGE   BATES 


No.  307.— FOBEIOV  EXCHANGE  SATES.  NSW  TOSK.  BT  MONTHS 

Non.— For  par  of  exchange  of  monetary  tmits  and  yearly  aTerage  rate  see  Table  800 


1920: 

March 

June , 

September. 
December.. 

1931: 

March 

Jmie 

September. 
December. 

1932: 

March 

June 

September. 
December.. 

1023: 

March 

June 

September. 
December.. 

1024: 

March 

June 

September. 
December.. 

1925: 

March 

June 

September. 
December.. 


1936: 


January... 
February.. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 

October 

November. 
]>ecember. 

1937: 

January.... 
February.. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 

Octolier 

November. 
December.. 

1928: 

January 

February.. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Aufniin 

ScptrrnUT 

October 

Noveii'lHT 
Deceuiber.. 


Canada 
(dollar) 

Mexico 
(pew) 

Argeii' 

tina 

(peso) 

Brasn 
(milreis) 

Chile 
(peso)t 

Belgium 
(be|ga)« 

France 
(fkanc) 

Oermaa 
(reichs« 
mark)  * 

DoOart 

DoOar 

Dollar 

Dollar 

DoUar 

Dollar 

Dollar 

Dollar 

a8038 

aOB41 
.9610 
.8457 
.7873 

.7820 
.6966 

a2650 
.2510 
.1820 
.1525 

.1513 
.1165 

a  2140 
.1899 
.1679 
.1422 

.1476 
.1066 

a  0746 
.0630 
.0716 
.0634 

.0736 
.0608 

a  0719 
.0792 
.0674 
.0602 

.0703 
.0807 

a  0128 

.8810 

.0256 

.9037 

.0172 

.8632 

.0137 

.8781 

.0160 

.8876 

.0144 

.8985 

a4860 

.6963 

.1237 

.1071 

.0717 

.0728 

.0006 

.9277 

.4842 

.7480 

.1267 

.1078 

.0754 

.0784 

.0053 

.9686 

.4929 

.8278 

.1867 

.1141 

.0643 

.0900 

.0036 

.9884 

.4848 

.8180 

.1372 

.1284 

.0622 

.0676 

.0032 

.9993 

.4830 

.8106 

.1254 

.1373 

.0723 

.0766 

.00068 

.9945 

.4846 

.8557 

.1195 

.1241 

.0064 

.0723 

.00014 

.9806 

.4886 

.8415 

.1100 

.1267 

.0548 

.0632 

.00006 

.9766 

.4837 

.8047 

.1043 

.1340 

.0540 

.0630 

.000010 

.9765 

.4857 

.7486 

.0973 

.1238 

.0490 

.0586 

«.0188 

.9759 

.4850 

.7233 

.0084 

.1066 

.0458 

.0525 

•.000227 

.9696 

.4823 

.7655 

.1145 

.0077 

.0387 

.0468 

(.000220 

OUIA 

.4822 

.7360 

.1075 

.1060 

.0456 

.0526 

«.  000234 

tutekA 
.  WW 

.4896 

.8008 

.1000 

.1044 

.0404 

.0530 

«.  000238 

.9965 

.4881 

.8832 

.1151 

.1133 

.0407 

.0540 

.2380 

.9087 

.4974 

.8071 

.1104 

.1110 

.0507 

.0518 

.2380 

1.0000 

.4966 

.9133 

.1080 

.1132 

.0470 

.0477 

.2380 

.0909 

.4936 

.9171 

.1353 

.1202 

.0440 

.0471 

.2380 

.9996 

.4875 

.9421 

.1417 

.1216 

.0458 

.0374 

.2381 

.9080 

.4860 

.0413 

.1484 

.1204 

.0454 

.0877 

.2360. 

.9065 

.4850 

.9337 

.1478 

.1212 

.0454 

.0368 

.2381 

.0063 

.4856 

.9063 

.1440 

.1208 

.0438 

.0856 

.2380 

1.0004 

.4866 

.9079 

.1401 

.1212 

.0067 

.0830 

.2380 

L0007 

.4826 

.9181 

.1468 

.1204 

.0613 

.0315 

.2380 

1.0010 

.4885 

.9166 

.1562 

.1204 

.0396 

.0204 

.2380 

L0013 

.4887 

.9206 

.1566 

.1205 

.0342 

.0247 

.2380 

1.0014 

.4878 

.9196 

.1637 

.1212 

.0375 

.0283 

.2381 

1.0014 

.4873 

.9220 

.1510 

.1213 

.0272 

.0285 

.2381 

1.0007 

.4806 

.9275 

.1306 

.1210 

.0278 

.0294 

.2380 

L0013 

.4720 

.9230 

.1207 

.1205 

.1301 

.0342 

.2375 

.9998 

.4667 

.0328 

.1185 

.1204 

.1391 

.0305 

.2380 

.  anXM 

.4683 

.9365 

.1166 

.1202 

.1391 

.0390 

.2372 

OQftl 
.  W(M 

.4707 

.9473 

.1164 

.1200 

.1390 

.0892 

.2370 

.9990 

.4701 

.  WOVB 

.1185 

.1200 

.1390 

.0391 

.2371 

1.0000 

.4687 

.9617 

.1180 

.1208 

.1390 

.0392 

.2370 

L0007 

.4650 

.9620 

.1181 

.1202 

.1390 

.0892 

.2360 

QQQJ 

.4642 

.0644 

.1180 

.1202 

.1380 

.0892 

.2360 

.0065 

.4654 

.0655 

.1170 

.1202 

.1390 

.0891 

.2374 

QQQJ 

.4739 

.0684 

.1183 

.1203 

.1391 

.0302 

.2379 

L0006 

.4772 

.0712 

.1186 

.1207 

.1392 

.0392 

.2380 

1.0011 

.4767 

.9716 

.1192 

.1217 

.1303 

.0392 

.2386 

L0014 

.4701 

.0706 

.1198 

.1218 

.1395 

.0393 

.2386 

.0990 

.4846 

.9738 

.1107 

.1221 

.1399 

.0894 

.2380 

.9063 

.46ro 

.oni 

.1200 

.1221 

.1394 

.0303 

.2383 

.9981 

.4867 

.0714 

.1201 

.1221 

.1392 

.0393 

.23Srt 

1.0000 

.4874 

.9725 

.1203 

.1221 

.1394 

.0393 

.2390 

1.0003 

.4874 

.9719 

.1203 

.1230 

.1396 

.0394 

.2392 

.9991 

.4866 

.9720 

.1208 

.1210 

.1306 

.0894 

.2393 

.9976 

.4783 

.0004 

.1100 

.1220 

.1396 

.0693 

.2390 

.9979 

.4729 

.9614 

.1104 

.1214 

.1894 

.0802 

.2386 

1.0000 

.4749 

.9600 

.IIM 

.1206 

.1391 

.0801 

.2383 

1.0004 

.4785 

.9566 

.1198 

.1200 

.1390 

.0391 

.2383 

.9997 

.4767 

.9660 

.1106 

.1206 

.1390 

.0391 

.2381 

1.0000 

.4780 

.9683 

.1101 

.1206 

.1390 

.0391 

.2382 

.9979 

.4706 

.9675 

.1169 

.1307 

.1301 

.0391 

.2383 

i  See  ndte  3.  Table  306. 

*  Quotations  pritir  to  November,  1026,  are  for  the  franc.    (See  note  5,  TablaOOO.) 

*  Quotations  prior  to  Deoembw,  1914,  are  for  paper  mirks,  par,  I0.3K8. 

*  Per  million  marks. 
<  Per  billion  marks. 


BZCHANOB   KA.TE8  299 

■o.  807.^ — VoBMiaM  ExcHAjfSM  Ratbs,    Ns«r  York,  bt  Hohtbb — Continued 


Oln5 


(florin) 


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D«aiBb«r.' 

Utfdi 

S>plcmii<r. 

vm: 

DmmbK. 
UOI: 

M«^ 

Stptnnba. 
Dctcmbtr. 

Mucb 

June, 

DMtmlxr.' 

rns; 

M«trtL__ 

DRSmbsr. 

1B2S: 

Until 

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BtrpUmhei. 

NoTcmbst 
DcisnilKr. 

Kovtmbn'. 
Decemte. 

ISM: 

trS;: 

MMPh 

jane.;;;."; 

July 

]>«smb«r. 
Boom:  Tin  FeJcnl 


Rmrve  Board. 


INTEREST  AND  ACCBPTANCE  BATES 


iDODLh  based  nn  weeks  fd 
gnuMT  aumbct'  o[  dajt-.  Ibus,  weal 


tbrnnfU-,  Tb* 


INTEREST  AND   ACCEPTANCE  RATES 


301 


Nora. — RMw  (bowD  an  Um  ncfa,  la 


A  blfh.  for  irmka  tnitiDC  on  dsu  itiown  In  tha  itab 


•is 


sii-  «M,s}MK,s>ri)li 


Nov.  10. 
No>!  21  ~ 
lirt.  I... 


Sn 


sS-5; 


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Snnrat:  C*ll  *i 


I  lime  nita  frnm  Tba  1 


302 


FIBB   AND   MABINE   INSUBANCB 


No.  310.— FIBE  AND  MARIVB  INSUBANCB  BUSINBSS:  Continental  United 
States  and  Outltino  Terbitoribs  and  Pobsessions 


Note,— DaU  cover 
[AU 


of  both  Unitod  SUtet  and  foraigii  compAiilis 
Bvmber  of  oompaiiiwi  in  tbo«flaBda  of  dolkn] 


Caloodar  year 


1890.. 
1805.. 
1900.. 
1905.. 

1909.. 
1910.. 
19L1.. 

1912.. 
1913.. 

1914.. 
1915.. 
1916.. 
1917.. 
1918.. 

1919.. 
1920.. 
1921_ 
1922.. 
1923.. 

1924.. 
1925.. 
192n.. 
1927.. 


Stock  and  mutnal  compantea 


1905.. 
1909.. 
1910.. 
1911.. 
1912.. 
1913.. 

1914.. 
1915.. 
191rt.. 
1917.. 
1918.. 

1919.. 
1920.. 
1921.. 
1922.. 
1983.. 

1924.. 
192.%. . 
192«.. 
1927.. 


Num- 

ber of 
com- 

Capital 

I>anies 

080 

86,7S2 

555 

70,225 

493 

73,151 

560 

76,128 

598 

87,538 

503 

94,734 

503 

97,703 

695 

96,944 

605 

105,196 

596 

105,670 

613 

107,675 

006 

118,094 

636 

126,880 

630 

131, 221 

781 

163,103 

789 

176,906 

892 

184,584 

754 

206,367 

703 

211, 165 

801 

232,406 

854 

269,283 

860 

278,498 

870 

315,689 

Total 


322;  678 
347,564 
413,027 
544,182 

662;  968 
572;  899 
74.\044 
774,985 
792,313 

815,747 

873,945 

965,850 

1,077,952 

1, 189, 795 

1,391,006 
1,509,141 
1,592,351 
1,627,345 
1,782;  383 

1,918,477 
2.092,499 
2, 24%,  197 
2,503,063 


Net 
surplos 


106^734 
118,226 
102,668 
211,545 

246^339 

206,212 
276,966 
286,909 
285,504 

284,523 
321,014 
345^561 
300.574 
378,216 

453,920  ' 
464^565 
601,337 
550,067 

561,658 

629,252 
700^462 
733,960 
906,496 


Netpro- 
miiims 


143,346 
161,447 
182,131 
270,387 

339,447 
283,303 
%4, 506 
367,470 
381,037 

396,550 
419,361 
483,936 
614,647 
716,980 

810,881 
995,296 
832,906 

851,257 
878,907 

9701806 
1,060,676 
l,lia895 
1,106,434 


ToCal 
inoomo 


157,858 
175.760 
198,313 
292,995 

363;  556 

291,534 
388,403 

406,836 
416,975 

430;  873 
45«,361 
535,753 
681,922 

772,740 

884,166 

1,073;  625 

915,921 

939;  566 

1,001;  175 

1,070;  748 
1,188,067 
1,228,399 
1,369;  386 


Losses 


75,335 

89,213 

106,307 

124,926 

154,431 
123,692 
183,477 
188,062 
202,695 

224,640 
221,701 
244,813 
293,643 

33^921 

335,570 
461,470 
514,755 
477, 110 
504,796 

524,308 
569,931 
561,234 
644,254 


Divi- 
dends 


12,946 
14,666 
16,029 
22,877 

30,192 
34,857 
32;  409 
31.640 
33,460 

30,957 
26,500 
89,742 
42,477 
43,506 

52,4E74 
63,815 
64,950 
73,924 
78,487 

76,652 
81.430 
92r897 
99.230 


Ex- 
penses 


49,819 
54,203 
65,861 
93,310 

116,067 

94,389 

128,332 

135, 517 
141,821 

143,330 

157,730 
172,207 
203,818 
24y,  261 

295,405 
371, 479 
343,209 
337,590 
380; 106 

390,128 
419,427 
448.936 
448,983 


Lloyd's  and  interinsuranoe  companiss 


Num- 
ber of 
asso- 
ciations 


Netpre- 
mioms 


37 

38 

31 

«28 

>26 

MO 

37 

45 

>54 

66 
95 

»105 

>  137 
«  121 
«  125 

*  116 

*  140 

>  134 
»121 
Mil 


3.029 
4,415 
3,831 
4,118 
4,157 
4,331 

9,425 

12,003 

13,076 

13,042 

>  20;  874 

23,067 
24,946 
28,864 
30,a'i6 
35,715 

46,706 
43.370 
45,366 
46,489 


Total 
income 

Losses 

3,338 

1,371 

4,719 

1.939 

4,111 

1,644 

4,506 

1,441 

4,424 

1,992 

4,623 

2,102 

9,860 

3,575 

12,634 

4,470 

13,746 

5,653 

14,003 

5,868 

«  21.636 

•10,470 

24,146 

8,739 

29.164 

10,403 

32,777 

13,921 

32,537 

13,282 

37,831 

14,809 

50.768 

21,858 

45,120 

21,110 

49,aK5 

22.274 

50,065 

22,385 

ToUl 

disburse* 

ments 


2,506 
3,843 
3,744 
8,465 
4,101 
4,122 

7,706 

9;  609 

11,247 

11,326 

•  18, 174 

18,909 
20;  481 
29,073 
29,070 
33;  210 

44,037 
42,474 
43.141 
44,233 


Total 


Net 
pcemiiuns 


273,417 
333,862 
267,184 
368,034 
371,637 
385,308 

405,975 
431,365 
507,012 
626,389 
737,854 

833,948 
1,020;  342 
861,770 
881,313 
914,622 

1,017,512 
1,094,046 
1. 156. 261 
1,154,932 


Total 
income 

Losses 

296,333 

126,296 

367,275 

156,370 

396,645 

125,336 

392,967 

184,918 

410,760 

190;  073 

421,509 

204,797 

440,733 

228.215 

471,906 

228,171 

549,499 

260,466 

095,924 

299^710 

794,876 

346,391 

906,812 

344,306 

1,102,789 

461,873 

948,699 

528.675 

972,106 

490,396 

1,040;  007 

519;  608 

1,121,517 

546,159 

1.233.207 

581,041 

1.327,485 

008,507 

1,309,471 

506,039 

Total 

disburse* 

ments 


2(3,030 
304,  552 
250.081 
347,683 
359,339 
38-2,006 

406,041 
415,549 
408,006 
551,  464 
646,863 

702,357 
W)7, 1M5 
951.997 
917.700 
99<i,598 

1,035,119 
1. 103, 262 
1,105,200 
1,130.700 


I  Rzchjsive  of  premium  notes. 

*  Plfiires  for  191 1  and  1912  cover  the  business  of  24  assooiailoos;  1013,  30;  1916, 47:  1919, 96;  1920, 101: 
1921,106;  1922, 105;  1923, 108;  1924,  133;  1935,  110;  190^  115;  and  1927,  106. 

*  Preraitmis  of k4  associations. 

*  Income  of  88  associations. 

*  Losses  paid  and  total  disbursements  of  89  associations. 


Boaroe:  Insoranoe  Tsarbook  of  the  Speetator  Oo.,  New  York  Olty. 


FIB£   INSURANCE 


303 


Vo.  811. — FIRS    nrSUBASGI:  OuTBTAMmifa    Risks,    CoirrmsNTAL    Uiixted 
States  and  Outltinq  Territoriss  and  Possessions,  December  31 


Non.— CoTvn  traniawtfain^  of  mambgra  of  the  KatiomJ  Board  of  Fir*  nodflrwiiten,  both  Unitad  SUtfls 
and  foreigii  oomDaoiflB.  Fire  sad  lightning  risks  only  beginning  vith  19U;  in  pwfiouB  years  marine 
risks  are  also  included 

[Amount  ooTered  and  prendnma  charged  in  millioBa  and  tenths  of  millions  of  dollars 


Year  or  yearly 
average 


1877-1880 
1881-1890 
1891-1900 
IWI-NIO 

W14 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 


Num- 
ber of 
oom- 
panies 


171 
1521 
140 
156 
181 

191 
193 
190 
197 
154 


Amount 
covered 


6,393.8 
10,992.8 
18,368.0 
31,923. 
62,275.8 

56,012.9 
68,867.1 
63,355.3 
72,331.7 
63.083.1 


Pre- 
miums 
charged . 


61. 
113.7 
190.5 
354.9 
629.0 

57a  7 
588.7 
628.2 
698.3 
638.1 


5!l0. 


Rate 
$100 


9623! 

L0347 
1.0373 
1.11161 
LOlOl 

1.01891 

1,0000 

.99151 

.9654 

1.0115 


Year 


1919 
1920 
1921 
1922 
1923 

1924 
192S 
1926 
1927 


Num- 
ber of 
com- 
panies 


Amount 
oovered 


75,163.8 
85,9:U2 
03,715.3 
9^  283.3 
105,927.5 

115,683.4 
128,256.2 
137,739.9 
144*777.2 


Pre- 
miums 
charged! 


Rate 
on 

$100 


760. 5*$L  0118 


846.3 
916.6 


.9780 


936.4     .9720 


1.017.0 

1.098.0 
1,189.9 
1,257.9 
1,305.3 


.9001 

.9440 
.9277 
.9132 
.9014 


>  Gross  less  reinsurance. 

Source  Insurance  Yearbook  of  the  Sfiectator  Co.,  New  York  City. 


Vo.  312. — FIRE  AVD  UGHTNIHO  INSUXAVCE:  Business  Transacted  bt 
Members  op  the  National  Board  of  Fire  Underwriters,  ContinentaIj 
United  States  and  Outlying  Territories  and  Possessions 

[All  money  flfvrea.  ezoept  averafo  annual  rate  of  prendom,  in  milliona  and  teatka  of  millions  of  doOara] 


Number  of  companies;,  total 

United  States  companies. . . 
Foreign  companies 


19« 


169 

124 

45 


Gros'?  in.<airance  written ■  100. 194.  7 

I'nitcd  States  companies.  ..i  71. 409. 1 
Foreign  companies I  28,785.6 


Gross  pr^minms  charged. . 

Net  premiums  written 

Net  premiums  earned 

Net  ossespaid 

Net  losses  incurred 


Net  expenses 

AgCDU^*  compensation. 
Taxes. 


Average  annual  rate  of  premium 
per  $100  insurance 


Per  cent  of — 

Net  losses  incurred  to  net 
premiums  earned 

Net  losses  incurred  to  net 
premiums  written 

Net  expenses  to  net  pre- 
miums earned _ 

Net  expenses  to  net  pre- 
miums written 

A  (rents'  compensation  to 
net  premiums  written 

Tiixcs  to  net  premiums 
written 


963.6 
533.9 
45.0. 9 
236.0 
246.1 

219.5 

121.0 

27.6 


$0.9617 

54.6 
46.1 
48.7 
41.1 
22.7 
5.2 


174 

129 

45 

95.282.5 
71, 216.  7 
24,065.8 

898.9 
505.4 
492.0 
2R2.8 
286.7 

214.2 

120.1 

17.3 


$0.9434 

58.3 
56.7 
43.5 
4^4 
23.8 
3.4 


ms 


184 

137 

47 

118. 358. 5 
89.798.9 
28,559.6 

1.064.2 
598.6 
535.4 
315.  1 
308.5 

252.0 

145.8 

18.4 


$a8991 

57.6 
5L5 
47.1 
42.1 
24.4 
3.1 


im 


197 

152 

45 

118.396.0 
92.323.8 
26.074.3 

1,056.3 
595.9 
571.3 
325.8 
343.7 

263.2 

149.0 
20.3 


$0.8922 

00.2 
67.7 
46.1 
44.2 
2S.0 
3.4 


mt 


210 

165 

45 

140.496.9 

113,406.1 

27.090.8 

1.226.0 
644.3 
599.0 
351.1 
354.1 

281.2 

161.5 

20.1 


$0.8726 

50.1 
65.0 
46.9 
43.6 
2&1 
3.1 


19M 


Source:  Insurance  Yearbook  of  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  YcM-k,  N.  Y. 


210 

168 

42 

142.968.8 

114.053.3 

28, 915. 5 

1,233.1 
679.0 
634.5 
351.6 
352.9 

301.5 
172.1 
21.2 


$0.8625 

55.6 
52.0 
47.5 
44.4 
25.3 
3.1 


itm 


313 

173 

40 

139,958.8 

114,026.0 

25,032.9 

1,205.6 
639.8 
627.6 
296.7 
295.7 

288L3 

163.3 
20.8 


$a8600 

47.1 
46.2 
45.9 
45.1 
2&6 
3.2 


304 


FERES 


No.  318.--7ntSS  IK  CITI»3  OF  100,000  0£  MOBS  IHHABITAHTS:  1927 

Note.— Lo88«8  are  as  reported  by  the  chiefs  of  fire  departments,  estimated  in  many  cases.  Per  capita 
figures  are  based  on  total  loss  where  available,  otherwise  on  insurance  loss.  Population  estimates  used  in 
computing  per  capita  figures  are  from  the  Census  Bureau  lor  some  cities,  bwn.  municipal  authorities  for 
others 

[Amoonts,  except  per  capita,  in  thousands  of  dollars] 


City  and*  State 


Alabama:  Birming- 
ham  

California: 

Long  Beach 

Loe  Angeles 

Oakland 

Sacramento 

8an  Diego 

San  Francisco... 
Colorado:  Denver. 
Connecticut: 

Bridgeport 

Hartford 

New  Haven..... 

Waterbury 

Delaware:       Wil- 
mington  

District  of  Colum- 
bia: Washington. 
Florida: 

Jacksonville 

Miami 

Tampa....- 

Georgia: 

Atlanta. 

Savannah 

Illinois:  Chicago... 
Indiana: 

Fort  Wayne 

Gary 

Indianapolis 

South  Bend 

Iowa:  Des  Moines. 
Kaasas: 

KaasnsCity 

WJcliita 

Kentucky:  Louis- 
ville  

Louisiana:      New 

Orleans... 

Maryland:   Balti- 
more  

Massachusetts: 

Boston 

Cambridge 

FaU  River 

Lowell 

Lynn 

New  Bedford 

Soinerviile 

Hprlngfleld 

Worcester....... 

Michigan: 

Detroit 

Flint 

Grand  Kaplds... 
Minnesota: 

Duluth 

Mlnmiirwlis 

St.  Paul 

Mi.s5ouri: 

Kaus;isCJty 

St.  Lonia 

Nebraska: 
New  JerNojr: 

('ariulen. 

Kli/uUth 


Num- 

b^-of 

fires 


2,058 

678 
8,872 
2,391 

488 
1,013 
5,747 
2,003 

878 

876 

1,301 

681 

620 

2,702 

1,293 

1,216 

954 

2,219 

622 

20,056 

990 
649 

3,280 
931 

1,393 

1,092 
712 

2,153 

1,650 

4,199 

3,375 

1,024 

865 

1,149 

1,041 

680 

697 

1,165 

1,928 

8,783 
1,262 
1,472 

609 
3,739 
2,005 

3,244 

5,843 
2,237 

619 
669 


Total 
loss  (in- 
sured 
and 
unin- 
sured) 


676 

174 
2,009 
739 
712 
116 


605 

197 
262 
677 
377 

230 

952 

472 
437 
369 

990 

160 

13,617 

464 

203 
801 
211 
260 

811 
120 

738 

624 

1,733 

3,927 
466 
363 
240 
687 
220 


358 


6,718 
177 
291 

460 
1,634 
1,477 

1,480 

2,684 

652 


Insur- 
ance 
loss 


611 
90 


699 

701 

91 


447 

177 
250 
666 
339 


422 

377 
348 
316 

862 

156 

11,963 

459 
183 
698 
207 
250 

776 
109 

609 


1,697 

3,724 
433 
203 
242 
668 


206 
846 


161 
271 

401 
1,491 
1,454 

1,411 

2,496 

613 

103 
202 


Loss 
per 

cap- 
iU- 


$3.25 

1.16 
1.00 
2.17 
6.78 
.77 


L57 

1.36 
1.54 
3.66 
3.25 

1.83 

1.76 

2.55 
3.31 
2.22 

0. 99 
1.45 
4.39 

3.93 
1.84 
2.01 
2.11 
1.70 

6.46 
1.22 

2.09 

1.46 

2.14 

4.92 
3.79 
2.83 
2.20 
6.60 
L82 
1  96 
2.43 
3.49 

8.27 
1.18 
L73 

3.82 
3.<'9 
4.72 

3.17 
3.23 
2.97 

.78 
1.68 


City  and  State 


New  Jeisey— Con. 

Jersey  City. 

Newark 

Paterson 

Trenton 

New  York: 

Albany. 

Buffalo 

New  York  City.. 

Manhattan. 

Bronx,  and 

Richmond... 

Brooklyn  and 

Queens 

Rochester 

Syracuse 

Utlca 

Yonkers 

Ohio: 

Akron 

Canton 

Cincinnati 

Cleveland 

(Columbus 

Dayton. 

Toledo 

Youngs  town. 

Oklahoma: 

Oklahoma  City.. 

Tul.sa. 

Oregon:  Portland.. 
Pennsylvania: 

Allentown. 

Erie 

Philadelphia 

Pittsburgh 

Reading 

Scranton _. 

Rhode   Island: 

Providence 

Tennessee: 

Chattanooga..... 

KnoxviUe 

Memphis 

Na-shville.. 

Texas: 

Dallas 

El  Paso 

Fort  Worth 

Houston. 

San  Antonio 

Utah:  Salt  Lake 

City 

Virginia: 

Norfolk 

Richmond.. 

Washington: 

Seattle 

Snokane 

Tacoma... 

Wisconsin:     Mil- 
waukee  

Hawaii  Territory: 

Honolulu. 

Philippine  Islands: 

Manila 


Num- 
ber of 
fires 


1,438 

2,660 

710 

601 

1,166 

2,040 

24,341 


13,630 

10,  ni 

1,820 

943 

226 

856 

1,123 
406 
1,881 
6,163 
1,666 
1,133 
1,809 
864 

1,405 
1,176 
1,962 

206 
656 
6,380 
2,998 
237 
691 

2,066 

875 

820 

2,189 

1,070 

887 

496 

1,046 

2,257 

1,123 

1,124 

1,216 
1,349 

723 
1,072 
1,042 

3,012 

282 

146 


Total 
loss  (in- 
sured 
and 
unin- 
sured) 


1,348 

1,326 

644 

219 


1,970 
19,686 


12,360 

7,326 
453 
290 
203 
204 

274 
51 
833 
2,332 
557 
230 
824 
384 

149 

74 

731 

402 


4,230 

2,270 

139 

791 

745 

199 
201 
677 
860 

1,367 

79 

958 

935 

102 

365 

360 
406 

602 
319 
370 

1,135 

75 

759 


Insur- 
ance 
loss 


1,306 

1,141 

615 

212 

469 


280 
202 
101 

261 
51 
764 
2,220 
514 
220 
764 
332 

143 

'"m 

309 

122 

3,570 


776 
664 
109 


480 
766 

1,276 

57 

932 


105 

295 

339 

3<-.9 

642 

815 
345 

1,110 

51 


Loss 
per 

cap- 
ita 


$4.16 
2.84 
4.29 
1.60 

3.78 
3.51 

a.  30 


4.28 

2.38 
1.39 
1.32 
1.86 
1.70 

1.19 
.44 

1.88 
2.37 
1.79 
1.25 
2.70 
2.46 

1.11 

.49 

2.09 

4.02 
.90 
2.08 
3.42 
1.26 
6.27 

2.78 

1.42 
2.61 
2.88 
5.97 

6.06 

.79 

4.91 

3.28 

.66 

2.43 

1.93 
2.04 

1.36 
2.53 
2.85 

1.9S 

.60 

2.67 


Source:  Report  of  Committee  on  Statistics  and  Origin  0t  Fires;  National  Board  of  Fire  Underwriten. 


FIBE   LOSSES   AND    LIFE    INSURANCE  305 

Vo.  814. — mSLOSHBS:  ToTAi.  amd  Peh  Cafita,  CoNTiNxirrAL  UitiTBD  Statbs 


Hon.— AiiiuiiBt»,  HMOBpt  par  capita,  ia  UHnnsdi  el  doIUn.    Prior ' 

Mew  York  JoanuUof  Canuaaigeand  Indiute  loa«  of  110,000  > 

Btatea,  BddlnE  IS  par  cast  for  niull  uid  uunxstad ' " 

•faown  for  later  jean  (tbe  iws  Joonal  ol  Coama 
wbicti  covet  ^  fins  ~  ~  ^    -        - 


1 101 B,  flEorefl  aie  v  ™i— 
la  Ibe  principal  dllea  of 


ThaH  flcmn  aia  not  companbie  with  those 

„— n*  belnKillis31,imi  w  acalnit  (2S8,378/na) 

Aetuuial  Bmeaa  Commltlae,  addinf  29  par  atat  U*  onrapoilea 


' 

Y.„ 

Uh 

Y^ 

L„ 

Y^ 

.«» 

Ve« 

L«3 

M.3IS 

5ffl 
StiS 
ISiS 
III 

123.  Mf 

igs 
B 

IS 

i6M2a 

if 

s;^ 

isre 

»- 

1«M. 

wiSS 

fis^sn 

iffli_ 

as 

M 

tms.- 

—■ 

}»jj~ 

038 

„ 

Cllles  reporting  sfluiil  Icea 

Total  1-nlled  SUMs 

Y 

Sam 
berof 
cilia 

Papidatlon 

Acloiln- 
portrfloss 

faplET 

Popolatloii 

1«S 

capita 

173 

3M 

*0« 

3»,8W 

11 
11 

101 028 

iM.m 

ills 

CSS 
3.M 

s.ei 
a.u 

J.  37 
153 

10*.  003 
10S,ti3 

Its.  US 

10S,S93 
IHTS? 

ng[A2s 
mou 

iw,toe 

COS,  Ml 

54».i»a 

4TS.2M 
112.225 

on  Stotisllfs,  ^'atianal  Board  of  rira  Undarwrlttn. 


Norm.— Data  in 


Iv  bualnera  transacted  In  Uolled  States  teiTitdrics  and  posessloiB 


[Allflcnrea.ai»I>tD 

Total 

Ordinary 

iDdtBtllal 

Toti.l  irrurince  issutd  sinco  organlmiion: 

29B,512 
17ft  92»,  240 

]0».3aa 
S7.O22,10a 

fc:»4B.l« 

il 

M.JOl.Wl 

il3«,0M.»»e 

.n,'.a!n 

K,S07,I71 

H,3M,315 
2:  si:  831 

3,iai,sao 
liotti;^? 

Imurance  to  ton*  Jan.  1. 1928: 

■15,StB,«S 

Payments  to  policybolder^  since  orpmiini 

total 

Em 

1  IndlidM  cToun  husiDp^sod  ordinary  and  (nmp  bnsliHss  of  indnstrlal  c« 

1  Indiuulal  biuimss  oDiy. 

•  Includea  diSBbility  vid  doubia  indemnlly. 

Boorce:  The  Insoraoca  Yearbook  of  tbe  SpectalK  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

44847-— 8  A 1929 21 


306 


LIFE   INSX7BANCE 


No.  316. — UFE  INSUEANCE:  Sukmaky  of  Financial  Condition  and  Pouct 
Account  of  All  Companies  of  the  United  States 

NOTS.— Data  include  business  iransaeted  in  United  States  territories  and  possessions 
[All  flffvrea,  exeepC  number  of  pcdieiea.  in  millienfl  of  dollara] 


Year 


1850_.. 
1880--. 
1870.  _. 
1880... 
1890... 

1900- _. 
1«01--. 
1902--. 
1903--. 
1904... 

1905.-. 
lUOti. . . 
1907. - . 
1908-.. 
1909... 

1910... 
1911--. 
1012... 
1913. - . 
1914... 

1915- . 
1916- -. 
1917... 
1918- -. 
1919... 

1020.. 

1921... 

1U22.- 

1923... 

1924.. 

1<>26-- 
192«.. 
1927... 


Assets 
(ad- 
mit- 
ted) 

Doc.  31 


4.'>3 

771 

1,742 
1.911 
2.092 
2.265 
2^499 

2,706 
2,924 
3.053 
3.380 
3,644 

3,876 
4,164 
4.409 
4,  659 
4,935 

5.190 
5,537 
5,941 
6.475 
6,759 

7.320 
7.9:W 
8,652 
9.155 
ia394 

11,538 
12,940 
14,392 


LiabU- 

Ities,! 

Dec.  31 


679 

1,493 
1.640 

1,798 
1,979 
%]68 

2.373 
2,557 
2,736 
2.939 
3,170 

8,886 
8,646 
3.880 
4.136 
4.366 

4.988 
5.253 
5.634 
6,202 
6,432 

6,989 
7,548 
8,124 
8.902 
9,799 

10.867 
12,177 
13,551 


Total 
income 


81 
197 

401 
458 
505 
554 
699 

042 
667 
670 
704 
748 

781 
836 
898 
946 
985 

1,043 
1,118 
1,249 
1.825 
1.560 

1«764 
1.951 
2.149 
2.427 
2,703 

3.018 
3,330 
3,673 


Pay- 
ments 

to 
policy- 
noklers 


56 
90 

169 
192 
200 
226 
347 

265 
287 
310 
336 
361 

387 
414 
440 
470 
500 

545 
566 
590 
710 
739 

745 

838 

973 

1,068 

1,174 

1.243 
1.373 
1.500 


Insurance  writ- 
ten and  paid 
for  during  year 


Ordi- 
nary' 


742 

1«280 
1.421 
1.564 
1,727 
1,706 

1«726 
1.451 
1,345 
1.460 
1.656 

L822 
2,007 
2.340 
2,550 
%457 

2;  621 
3,213 
3,840 
3.988 
7,010 

8.490 
6,787 
7,606 
0,455 
iai52 

11.817 
12,41S 
12,671 


Policies  in  force  Dec.  31 


Number 
(thousands) 


Indus- 
trial 


242 

566 

612 
597 
613 

661 
631 
576 
504 
793 

785 
773 
842 
850 
858 

074 

090 

1,051 

1,143 

1,305 

1,615 
1.943 
2,268 
2,615 
3,043 

8,656 
4.048 
4.465 


Ordi- 
nary* 


29 

60 

839 

686 

1,320 

3,176 
3.604 
4,160 
4.694 
6,508 

5.621 
5,793 
5,043 
6,165 
6,535 

6,964 
7,669 
8,159 
8,775 
0,045 

9,890 
10,696 
11,582 
12,768 
15,716 

16,095 
17,685 
18. 814 
20.534 
22.002 

23,894 
25.501 
27,146 


Indua- 
trial 


237 
3,883 

11,219 
12,337 
13.448 
14.607 
16,674 

16,873 
17.841 
18,844 
19,688 
21,652 

23,034 
24, 713 
26,696 
29,432 
81.159 

83.142 

85.675 
88.764 
41.853 
51,205 

40,805 
54.097 
58,283 
03,461 
68.248 

73.736 
77,965 
82,246 


Amount 


Total 


60 

180 

Z263 

1.602 

4,060 

8,561 
0.504 

iaso5 

11.547 
12,548 

13.364 

13,  707 
14,063 

14.  519 
15,420 

16.404 
18.003 
19.265 
20,564 
21,589 

22.784 
24.679 
27,189 
29,870 
35,880 

42,281 
45.9K3 
50.291 
56. 804 
63,780 

71.690 
<9.644 
87,022 


Ordi- 
nary* 


60 

ISO 

2,263 

1,582 
3,621 

7,093 
7,953 
8,699 
9.569 
10, 412 

11.  aw 

11.2.^3 
11,486 
11,850 
12,452 

13.227 
14.578 
15.556 
16.687 
17,426 

18,349 
19. 8^)8 
21.966 
24,167 
29,273 

35.092 
37. 977 
41.4(H 
46,696 
52,436 

58.««6 
66, 457 
71,  474 


Indus- 
trial 


21 
429 

1.468 
1.641 
1,807 
1, 078 
2,136 

2.310 
2.454 
2.  .577 
2.  or.9 
2,968 

3.177 
3.424 
.3.709 
3.977 
4,164 

4.435 

4,811 
5.223 
5.703 
0,607 

7.190 
8.006 

8,S.S7 

iaio7 

11.344 

12.K24 
14, 1*<7 
15,548 


1  Not  incIuiliiiR  unapportioncd  surplus  and  capital  and  prior  to  1915  also  apportioned  surplus.    For 
amount  of  lattir  item  in  1915  and  recent  years  soo  Table  317. 
>  Imiudee  group  business. 

Source:  Prior  to  1890  Frederick  L.  Hofbnan,  insurance  statistician.  Newark,  N.  J.;  1890  and  subse(iuent 
yours,  the  Insunince  Yearbook  of  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


No.  317. — UFE  INSURANCE:  Financial  Condition   and   Business   ok   All 

Companies  of  the  United  States 

NoTK.— All  money  flgnrea  in  tluraaaadfl  of  dollars.  Data  Include  busiuMs  transacte<l  in  Unit(v!  KtntM 
Territorlt^  ami  poiisessions.  Insurance  operations  of  Veterans'  Bureau  are  not  included,  see  pp.  159 
to  161. 


Number  of  companies. 
Capital  stock,  Dec.  31. 


Income,  total. 


Premium  iaoome,  total. 

New  premiums  1 

Renewed  > 

Anuuitiet> 


Interest  and  other  income. total 

Interest,  divi<icn<l*i,  etc 

Uenis   

Other 


iMd 


76 
12,832 

400,003 

lt4.7M 

«2.  276 

256. 142 

6,396 

75,870 

64,949 

8,225 

2,708 


ifie 


214 
40.545 

781,011 

583.  S88 

70,180 

517.536 

^672 

187,623 

160,514 

K),310 

16,799 


1915 


im 


238< 
53,545 

1.048,083 


272 
66,905 

i.7M,ns 


7M.S18  l,884,n9 

92.441       274.478 
683.9011  1.090,740 
7,886|        10,721 


958.765 
229,660 
10,941 
18,16s 


879.  S74 

824.872 

16,312 

28.502 


1  Includes  disability  and  double  indemnity  receipts  and  payments. 


1925 


308 
ia'i,707 


8, 017, 800   3, 330. 298;  3. 673, 151 


8,383,913 
340,566 

43,867 


1,887 

527,577 

23.125 

83.185 


19M 


1927 


322| 
128,050 


319 
132.  419 


2.624.014 

317.  245 

2,  229, 6.V4 

47, 115 

706,284 

582.849' 

24.228 

99, 207; 


2. 874. 453 

301,  124 

2, 4:.2,  096 

(iU,632 

796.699 

64l.5:i2 

•17,  JU 

139. 9i4 


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308 


UFE   INSXJBANGE 


No.  318.— UFE  IKSTJBANGE,  SUMMABT  OF  FIHA9CIAI  CONDITION  AND 
POLICY  ACCOUNTS:  Companies  Reporting  to  New  York  Inbxtbance 
Department 

Note.— Data  relate  to  all  companies  authorized  to  sell  life  insuranoe  in  New  York  State,  which  include 
nearly  all  of  the  important  cominnies  doing  business  in  the  United  States.  The  figures  relate  to  the 
entire  business  of  such  companies  and  not  that  in  New  York  alone 

[All  flgurea  in  thousands  of  dollars  or  thousands  of  policies] 


Calendar  year 

Insurance 

in  force 

end  of  year  1 

(amount) 

Calendar  year 

Insurance 

in  force 

end  of  year  1 

(amount) 

Calendar  year 

Insurance 

in  force 

end  of  year  1 

(amount) 

1869 

141, 408 
163,703 
165,256 
183,063 

267,650 
305,703 
580,882 
865,106 

1, 161, 730 
1,528.085 
1,836,618 
2,023,885 

2,101,462 
2, 114. 743 
2,066.027 

1875 

1,022,043 
1,735,005 
1,556,105 
1,480^021 

1,430,061 
1,475,005 
1,540^000 
1,637,640 

1,763,730 
1,87a  746 
2;  024, 103 
2,223,358 

2^475,750 
2,763,006 
3,147,006 
3,547,035 

1801 

3,868,386 

1860 

1876 

1802 

4.206.975 

1861 

1877 

1893 

4.523.478 

1862. 

1878 

1894 

4,657,583 

1863 

1870 

1805 

4, 818, 171 

1864 

1880 

1806 

4, 967, 576 

1865 

1881 

1897 

5,255,726 

1866 

1882 

1806 

5.630.053 

1867 

1883 

1890 

6,265,908 

1868 

1884 

1900 

6,047,097 

1869 

1885 

1901 

7.572.803 

1870 

1886 

1902 

8, 440, 713 

1871 

1887 

1903 

9, 241, 273 

1872- 

1888 

1904 

10, 028. 091 

1873 

1880 

1874 

1,007,236 

1800 

( 3e€  last  column  below') 

Calendar  year 


1800 

1870 

1880 

181K) 

1900 

1906 

1906 

1907 

19C8 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1012 

1013 

1914 i., 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1U22 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 


Assets 


24,116 

269,520 

418,119 

758.314 

1,  723,  738 

2,651,317 
2, 851, 784 
2,917,968 
3.228,078 
3,466,643 
3, 665, 197 

3,918,071 
4.136,484 
4.351,043 
4.605,077 
4,802,004 

5.000,034 
5,450,171 
5,907,531 
6,062,858 
6,M1,C53 

7,018,030 
7,  592.  706 
8.222,286 
9,008,862 
10,023,932 

11,234,738 
12,482,167 


LiabUities, 
exclusive 
of  capital 


Income 


17,160 

221, 161 

346,473 

668,228 

1. 478, 839 

2,289,031 
2,460,767 
^606, 846 
2.778,054 
2. 967. 162 
3, 164, 491 

3,377,125 
3,571,029 
3,802,073 
4,01^829 
4, 222, 318 

4.483,753 
4,771.716 
5,  276. 419 
5,445,006 
5,  701, 223 

6,736,889 
7, 346, 575 
7. 931, 369 
8.674,222 
9, 523, 948 

la  660, 244 
11.892.865 


Total 


5,998 

105,026 

76,203 

193.247 

392,359 

619, 426 
632,447 
625,719 
644,573 
670,724 
703,921 

750,116 
701,914 
833,681 
865.867 
917,993 

962,881 
1.088.470 
1,146,253 
1.311.956 
1,501.901 

1,630.785 
1,816.199 
2,025,372 
2,255,490 
2,512,995 

2,789,074 
3,064,172 


Premium 


4,770 

90,215 

51,054 

151,045 

310,545 

484,407 
404,255 
483,963 
492,677 
507,114 
527,277 

558,425 
590,614 
622,845 
647,438 
6n,947 

723,767 
801,223 
800.814 
991.460 
1,172,069 

1,259,192 
1,392,670 
1,563,695 
1,747,767 
l,93^957 

2, 142;  201 
2,349^484 


Disbursements 


Total 


2,000 

63,877 

66.562 

131.280 

261,467 

397,830 
404,215 
401,090 
428,536 
462,486 
488,781 

521,320 
558,736 
586,312 
630^937 
687,256 

702,479 
746,051 
851,893 
944,509 
1,028,202 

1,091,160 
1,297,078 
1,430.083 
1,545,802 
1, 603, 238 


To 
policy- 
holders 


Policies  in  force  at 
end  of  year  ^ 


Number 
(thous- 
ands) 


2,102 

44,949 

52,154 

88,462 

165,705 

257,957 
278,587 
292,406 
318,595 
341,993 
364,127 

387,654 
419. 478 
436.968 
477.024 
507,459 

523,978 
537.525 
64^448 
670, 161 
691,183 

753,938 

907,808 

997,830 

1,071.516 

1,094,526 


1,762,203  1,200,856 
1,892,802  11,307,218 


56 

748 

609 

1,276 

3,071 

5.306 
5,407 
5^324 
5,468 
5,756 
6,041 

6.621 
7,002 
7,452 
7,851 
8.284 

8.887 

9,518 

10.198 

11.607 

13.200 

14,036 
14.869 
16,055 
17,126 
18,590 

19,826 
20.9C1 


Amount 


163,703 
2,023,885 
1. 475, 995 
3. 547, 035 
6,947,097 

10, 553, 840 
10, 616, 680 
10, 404,  508 
10.623.734 
11,110,457 
11.660,700 

12, 802;  989 
13, 527, 321 
14.324.485 
14,931,151 
15,609,722 

16, 784, 208 
18, 457, 379 
2U,  196,  274 
24,010,146 
20,840,198 

29, 145,  345 
31,688,501 
35. 181,  Oftl 
41.774,448 
43,751,246 

48.  24a  043 
52. 3'JU,  679 


1  Industrial  business  and,  beginning  1020,  group  business  not  included. 
Source:  The  Insurance  Yearbook,  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


UFB  INST7BANCE 


309 


9o.  SIO. — ^IIFB  nrSUSAVCE   ISSUED    AVD    TSBMIVATSD:  All    Companibs 

Reporting  to  New  York  Insurance  Department 

NoTK.^Indastxial  and  groop  insaranoe  are  not  included.    See  also  headnote.  Table  318 


New  Issues  i 

Fi^idee 


terminatad,  total. . 

By- 
Death. 

MfUority 

Expiry 

BnireDdar 

Lapn 

Chance  and  decrease. 
Disability 


Nomber  of  policies  (thousands) 


19t4 


2,383 
1,340 

120 
96 
213 
275 
597 
37 


1925 


2,602 
1,896 

131 

85 

212 

296 

564 

9 

1 


%703 
1,468 

144 

73 

248 

326 

653 

17 

1 


1987 


2,810 
1,675 

148 

62 

288 

396 

772 

4 

1 


Amount  (thousands  of  dollars) 


1984 


7,233,738 
3,085,406 

317,343 
118,273 
395,864 
697,931 
1,414,902 
81,096 


19U 


7,788,047 
8,161,894 

318,523 

95,396 

382;  496 

748,140 

1,415,014 

199,347 

2;  476 


8,190^636 
3,691,886 

366,567 

79,058 

412,446 

860^684 

1,714,823 

255,868 

2,530 


1887 


8,379,677 
4,800,653 

397,382 

68,864 

450^578 

1,064,185 

2,058,660 

272,898 

2,986 


1  Includes  all  new  issues,  old  policies  revived  or  increased,  and  additions  by  dividends. 


No.  820. — LIFE  INSTntAHCE  ISSUED  AWD  TBSMnrATSD  BT  SXTRRSnBSR, 
LAPSE,  AHD  CHANGE  AND  DECREASE:  Companies  Reporting  to  New 
York  Insurance  Department 

Note.— Policies  terminated  by  death,  maturity,  and  expiry  are  not  included  in  this  table.    Industrial 
business  and,  beginning  1920,  group  business  not  included.    See  also  headnote.  Table  318 


[  All  flgnrea  expressed  in  thooaands  of  dollars  or  thousaBda  of  poUdea] 

Year 

Issuedi 

Terminated  by 

surrender,  lapse, 

and  decrease 

Year 

IsBoedt 

Terminated  by 

surrender,  lapse, 

and  decrease 

Num- 
ber 

Amount 

Num- 
ber 

Amount 

1 

Num- 
ber 

Amount 

Num- 
ber 

Amount 

1865 

1«66 

1867 

1868 

1869 

1870 

1871 

1872 

1873 

1874 

1875 

1876 

1877. 

1878 

1879 

1880 

1881 

1882 

1883 

1884 

18R5 

1886 

1887 

1888 

18S9 

1890 

1891 

1892 

1893 

1894 

1895 

1896 

86 
134 
159 
202 
231 

237 

210 
201 
199 
145 

133 
99 
82 
07 
67 

72 
81 
92 

no 

128 

156 
151 
175 
204 
251 
288 

327 
353 
404 
397 
387 
350 

245,427 
404,506 
471,612 
679,657 
614, 762 

687.863 
488,665 
489,925 
46.S  614 
351,804 

299,276 
232,665 
178,284 
156,501 
167,865 

187,504 
222,582 
257,  517 
308,065 
321, 310 

378, 215 
448,514 
531,171 
631,732 
787,665 
883,787 

932,706 
952,884 
1.058,660 
985,520 
864.816 
796,124 

14 
21 
35 
50 

t  4 

96 
125 
109 
119 
119 

96 
87 
83 
64 
45 

34 
31 
33 
38 
51 

59 
47 
52 
63 
72 
84 

114 
128 
154 
190 
182 
188 

34,780 

56,893 

105,101 

147, 104 

215,030 

264, 664 
328,599 
295,750 
316,785 
302,673 

243,930 
224,101 
206,851 
172,604 
120^826 

90,292 

82,453 

93,928 

102,728 

125,130 

128,945 
132,241 
146,888 
183,307 
206,450 
251,660 

344,287 
377,407 
435,728 
506,932 
453,114 
466,029 

1897 

1886 

1809 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1906 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1936 

1927 

431 
486 
633 
687 
788 

907 

976 

1,101 

1,018 

715 

569 
592 
695 
747 
812 

898 
1,016 
1,013 
1,090 
1,257 

1,378 
1,335 
2,134 
2,420 
2,012 
2,038 

2,352 
2,383 
2,602 
2,703 
2,810 

923,805 
1,018,366 
1,304,306 
1,356,770 
1,470^318 

1,646,013 
1,750,682 
1,884,826 
1,733,102 
1,229,809 

997,262 
1,090,979 
1, 284, 242 
1,362,590 
1, 577, 846 

1, 702, 147 
1,840,578 
1,808,730 
1,928,289 
2,362,193 

2,892.880 
2,965,541 
^  199. 839 
6,068,303 
4,902,464 
5,518,885 

6,694,734 
7,233,738 
7,788,047 
8,190.636 
8,379,677 

186 
200 
214 
236 
240 

281 
297 
349 
403 

415 

314 
327 
306 
296 
323 

365 
399 

433 

446 
405 

403 
401 
438 
561 
881 
877 

827 
906 
868 

996 
1,175 

444,439 
433,461 
443;  336 
467,336 
454,394 

515,893 
53^709 
637,914 
701.715 
756^590 

663,028 
610^064 
570^631 
641,406 
604,383 

701,476 
733;  319 
833,691 
859,635 
765^096 

739,489 

731,160 

797.337 

1,  no,  167 

1.963,026 

2,032,856 

1,884.043 
2,193,928 
2,362,401 
2,831,274 
3,38^743 

1  Includes  all  new  issues,  old  policies  revived  or  increased,  and  additions  by  dividends. 
Source  of  Tables  319  and  320:  The  Insurance  Yearbook,  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


UFD   mSUBANCE 


lilFE    INSURANCE 


311 


Ho.  822. — ^UFI  msUSANGS:  Ordinary  and  Industrial  Iksurancb  in  Forcs, 

BY  States 

NoTK.— See  headnote.  Table  321 
[All  flcnres  in  milliona  and  tenths  of  wifflMwria  of  dollan] 


Division  and  State 

Ordinary  1 

Indostrial 

1919 

1980 

1988 

1937 

1910 

1930 

1938 

1937 

Continental 
United  States*.. 

11.837.0 

83,548.0 

64,143.9 

09,78L4 

2,793.0 

8,986.8 

18,7ia8 

15. 06a  6 

Hev  ^flABd 

1.080.3 

85.8 
53  0 
67.6 
502.7 
77.2 

laao 

8,888.0 

1,865.2 

35ao 
i,iiao 

8,88a7 
68L3 
322.0 
017.0 
303.0 
165.7 

1,405.7 
262.3 
200.5 
42S.5 
66.3 
67.7 
140.4 
145.1 

1.180.8 

22.0 
177.7 

7a  5 
163.7 

917 
143.0 
127.3 
263.0 

66.9 

874.6 
228.3 
17a  6 
154.8 
12a  8 

479.0 

89.8 

i5a2 

78.7 
M60.2 

845.6 
54.1 
27.6 
17.5 

145.3 
19.0 
25.4 
45.5 
11.0 

659.7 

125.6 

79.2 

354.9 

S.651.S 
20a5 
110.3 
109.0 

i,6oao 

221.3 
50a3 

9,188.4 
5,196.4 
1,024.0 
2;90L1 

7.40a9 

2,063.2 

847.9 

2,674.7 

i,iia2 

705.0 

4,410.1 
79a6 
922L0 

1,206.6 
22a9 
236.4 
54a9 
492.8 

8,888.9 
104.4 
454.4 
173.9 
52a  1 
298w3 
502.9 
363.6 
625.6 
18a  8 

1,607.9 

464.6 
494.6 
378.5 
27a  2 

8,116.6 
293.1 
359.3 
465.4 
997.7 

1.063.0 
183.4 
141.9 

61.0 
369.1 

61.5 

79.6 
162.2 

23.3 

1.938.1 
453.9 
27Z1 

1,203.0 

4,866.8 
353.3 
217.2 
177.8 

2,66L5 
305.5 

i,a6ao 

18,897.9 

11,063.8 

2,157.2 

5,676w9 

14,980.1 

4,015.4 
l,50a2 
5,445.3 
2;  567. 2 
1,392L0 

7,070.4 

1,454.9 

1,373.4 

2,132.7 

242.1 

250.0 

782.1 

826.2 

5,878.7 
189.9 
862L5 
389.7 
835.4 
603.4 
87a  1 
453.3 
902.7 
57L8 

3,888.0 

807.0 
915.8 
682.8 
427.4 

8,798.3 
493.0 
653.9 
763.6 

1, 887. 8 

1. 574.  3 
225.9 
164.1 

85.0 
594.2 

81.3 
13a8 
250.3 

4Z8 

4.467.8 
842.5 
498.8 

3,116.3 

4,764.4 
37&6 
233.8 
189.4 

2,36217 
43a  4 

1,159.5 

80,976.8 

12,347.3 

2;  416. 3 

6k21L6 

18,588.7 
4,456.3 
1,673.7 
6.966.3 
2,882.2 
1.53L2 

7.681.8 

1,555.0 

1,443.4 

2,343.4 

256.4 

26a7 

827.5 

887.3 

8,183.3 
213.1 
939.4 
431.5 
901.6 
646.9 
962.2 
477.0 
963.4 
578.2 

8,009.8 
891.3 
967.6 
73i5.4 
448.0 

4,081.6 
521.4 
695.9 
834.2 

2,029.9 

1,866.7 
237.4 
171.4 

85.5 
639.0 

86.8 
136.1 
268.3 

41.3 

4,913.3 
914.4 
531.9 

3,467.0 

4814 

16.5 
14.4 
7.0 
257.3 
52.6 
84.5 

1,1716 
705.1 

8916 
42.4 

sao 

16.5 
622.6 
102L3 
18a  0 

8,7W.l 

1,3416 

617.6 

«38wO 

1,4819 
616wl 
2319 
409.6 
159.4 
103.9 

49ao 

511 

46.9 

2511 

.1 

.2 

19.9 

46.6 

697.8 
311 

197.4 
319 

lOLl 
6L6 
75l7 
6a6 
73.6 

ia8 

39L1 

129.3 
915 
47.6 
19.8 

176.6 
18.4 
66.3 
27.6 
63.2 

49.8 

7.0 

11 

.2 

25.0 

.1 

1,871.1 

86.7 

65.7 

85.1 

943.0 

1816 

366.0 

6,586.4 

2^8018 

9616 

l,748La 

8,886.8 
977.2 
880.0 
91&6 
379.5 
2211 

818.8 

118.4 

85.4 

4812 

.2 

.2 

38.3 

87.1 

1,376.4 

5ai 

33L0 

9&4 

199.7 

95.1 

1616 

103.5 

176.8 

66w7 

648.8 

219.2 

188.1 

109.7 

313 

898.1 
416 

116.4 
58.3 

18a  8 

100.6 

1L6 

17 

.3 

6&1 

.3 

.6 

219 

.2 

477.8 
717 
3a3 

3718 

1,806.5 

Maine 

93.8 

New  Hampshire 

Vermont 

719 
37.7 

Massachuaetts 

Rhode  Iidand 

Connecticat 

aoa7 

887.0 

Middle  Atlantic 

6,08L0 
3,06813 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

1,081.0 

Pennsylvania 

last  Hocth  Centra] 

Ohio 

467.4 

669.9 

197.1 

95.8 

193.7 

47.8 

35.6 

163.0 

16.8 

1,900.0 

8,887.4 
1,0610 

Indiana 

'481.3 

Illinois 

905l5 

Michignn 

4313 

Wisconsin^ „ . 

343.5 

West  Forth  Central 

Minnesota . -._ 

367.8 
128.1 

Iowa 

918 

Missouri 

122.4 

6118 

North  Dakota 

.2 

South  Dakota. 

.3 

Nebraska 

3.8 
20.0 

348.9 

17.2 
97.4 
33.2 
39.3 
15.0 
22.2 

42,0 

K*^n<M»  , . 

01. 0 

South  Atlantic 

l,40a8 

Delaware 

£1.7 

MRrjiariri 

853.5 

Dist.  of  Colombia 

Virginia 

1010 
213.8 

We^t  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  CaroUna.. 

ioa4 

189.6 
125.2 

Georgia 

24.7 

20S.2 

Florida 

66.4 

last  South  CentraL 

Kentucky 

100.7 

63.3 

37.6 

&9 

680.1 

237.2 

Tennessee 

208.0 

AlahaTna„  ^. 

121.1 

Mississippi 

318 

West  South  Central 

Arkansas 

87.8 
2.9 

29.8 
4.6 

(») 

6.8 
L8 

440.8 
40.0 

Louisiana 

1218 

Oklahoma 

64.6 

Texas 

207.9 

Mountain 

108.1 

M  ontana.. 

11.7 

Idaho. 

5.2 

Wyoming 

.4 

Coloratlo..   

617 

New  Mexico 

.4 

Arizona 

.7 

Utah 

4.0 

15.3 
.1 

196.4 
37.3 
15.0 

1411 

218 

Nevada 

.3 

Pacific 

63.6 
8.8 
3.6 

40.0 

689.3 

Washington 

8a4 

Oregon 

33.2 

r'ldi  fornix 

425.6 

>  Incluies  group  insurance. 

>  Totals  for  1926  and  1927  include  small  amounts  not  distribntefi  by  States. 
*  Industrial  included  in  ordinary. 

Source:  Insurance  Yearbook  of  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


312 


LIFB   INSTTRANCE 


No.  823.~LIFS  INSURABTCS  OF  FBATSENAL  ORBSKS  IK  TBI  UHITEB  STATES 

Note.— Although  the  number  of  orders  reporting  varies  confiiderably,  most  of  the  larger  orders  report 
regularly,  so  that  the  figures  are  fairlv  comparable  from  year  to  year.  Prior  to  1920  the  figures  for  the 
number  of  orders  as  given  below  include  all  known  to  be  in  existence  whether  reporting  or  not;  thereafter 
they  represent  only  the  number  reporting 

[All  flffnrefl,  except  number  of  orders  and  oertUoatM,  in  thovMuida  of  dolkn] 


Calendar  year 


1001 
1005 
1910 
1915 
1917 

1918 
1010 
1020 
1021 
1022 

1923 
1024 
1026 
1026 
1027. 


Calendar  year 


Number 
of  orders 


I 


480 
570 
407 
472 
633 

606 

463 

1336 

12S3 

1245 

»227 
1228 
1224 
<240 
1235 


Assets 


29,427 

04,402 

120,427 

212;  822 

280^738 

27a  050 
206,661 
326,077 

3a6»6ao 

34a  086 

40a855 
666^020 
628,282 
650,876 
760,517 


Liabilities 


8,470 
11,415 
18,765 
28,040 
32; 736 

71,066 
67,003 
65,662 
63,662 
77.066 

10a887 
lia670 

l2^oeo 

12a  103 
107,063 


Income 


Total 


81,629 

05,675 

128,632 

133,341 

166,000 

155,878 
18a  124 
181,220 
104,708 
107,663 

20a  670 
21a  226 
222,147 
224,386 
238,431 


Net  re- 
ceived from 
members 


72, 243 

91, 3.')6 

114,330 

122,296 

140, 417 

140,373 
16a  021 
166.162 
171, 174 
173,230 

128,140 
186,826 
188,370 
181, 6M 
193,298 


1001 
1006 
1010 
1016 
1017 

1018 
1019 
1020 
1021 
1022 

1023 
1024 
1026 
102ri 
1927 


Disbursements 


Total 


77,343 

85.151 

liai68 

123.625 

134,038 

137, 191 
172;  013 
135,807 
13a  604 
151,589 

151,894 
168,308 
16a  466 
159,264 
17a  740 


Paid  for 
claims 


To  agents 
andfor 
manage- 
ment 


64,128 
72,562 
0^280 
96,720 
07,308 

118,621 
141,380 
100,505 
107,025 
lia668 

100,545 
lia432 
121, 241 
121,212 
13a  306 


8,850 
11,349 
ia897 
16,133 
2a  712 

17,782 
24,600 
26,213 
28,679 
34,063 

32,854 
31,789 
3a245 
34, 0U4 
37,163 


Amount  of 

insurance 

written 

dtuing  year 


79a  627 

1,02a  308 

1,331,563 

922,891 

822,042 

834,170 

1,327,958 

1, 177, 971 

785,131 

91^665 

796,023 
1,09a  813 
1, 105, 881 
1, 033, 2»> 
1,026,622 


In  force  at  end  of  year 


Amount 


a  65a  463 
8, 16a  361 
9,562,512 
8, 694. 449 
9,129,974 

8.838.579 
9.531,217 
8,879.462 
9, 169. 042 
a  687, 939 

8, 75a  556 
9, 806, 048 
9,  769,  GOD 
9,  834, 697 
9, 726, 662 


Number  of 
certificates 
(thousands) 


4,619 
a  119 
8,558 
7.696 
7,467 

8.021 
ia380 
8.439 
8,578 
8,016 

7,514 
12,514 
8,452 
8,549 
8.342 


1  8eo  headn(»tc. 

Source:  Thu  Insurance  Yearbook  of  the  Spectator  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


INSUBANCE 


313 


Vo.  324. — WTUAL  ACCIDIHT  AWD  SICK  BBVSFIT  ASSOCIATION:  Finan- 
cial Condition  and  Business  Tbansacted 

Note.— Altboogh  many  small  companies  formerly  reporting  are  not  covered  in  recent  years,  the  large 
companies  have  reported  r^solarly,  and  tlie  figures  are  foirqr  comparable  from  year  to  year.  Prior  to 
1920  the  flgures  for  the  nomber  of  companies  as  given  below  include  all  known  to  be  in  existence  whether 
reporting  or  not;  theceaft^  they  represent  only  the  number  reporting. 

[All  fignrea,  ezeapt  namber  of  companies  and  raitiflrstaa,  in  thensaada  ol  doUars] 


Year 


1901.. 
1905.. 
1910.. 
1915.. 
1916.. 

1917.. 
1918.. 
1919.. 
1920.. 
1921.. 

1922.. 
1923.. 
1924.. 
1925_ 
1926.. 
1927.. 


Num- 
ber of 


panies 


102 
166 
197 

177 
167 

167 
161 
123 
>67 
162 

182 
1127 
M07 
1167 
1173 
1173 


Ad- 

Net 

mitted 

sur- 

assets 

plus 

1,617 

1,490 

3,769 

3,198 

6,169 

3,665 

7,103 

4,483 

8,622 

5,776 

9,972 

6,798 

10,250 

6,815 

12,745 

o,  vms 

13,709 

9,690 

15,250 

11,149 

28,577 

21,657 

30^749 

17,488 

47,236 

34,215 

46,682 

81.558 

44,244 

29,579 

44,992 

28,881 

Pre. 
or 


ments 


In- 
come 
(includ- 
ing in- 
terest) 


2,957 

6,134 

9,291 

10,960 

14,399 

15,627 
15,235 
19,295 
19,538 
18,929 

19,429 
31,462 
41,758 
40,807 
44.901 
47,579 


3,201 

7,513 

10,988 

12,555 

16,621 

18,134 
16,742 
21,033 
22,712 
22,125 

22,490 
34,435 
44,706 
44,903 
48.720 
50,892 


Paid 

for 

fia<wi« 


Paid  to 
agents, 
medical 


exami- 
ners, 

and  for 
man- 
age- 
ment 


Total 
dis- 
burse- 
ments 


1,643 

1,753 

3,513 

3,330 

5,169 

4,258 

6,955 

4,354 

8,845 

5,969 

9,115 

5,770 

9,654 

5,661 

10,257 

7,605 

10,580 

8,771 

10,584 

7,621 

11,684 

6,532 

17,982 

12,711 

23,337 

10,767 

22,385 

15,019 

26,408 

17,978 

37,958 

18,766 

3,348 

6,862 

10,434 

11,769 

15,978 

16,162 
15.796 
18,366 
19,941 
19,306 

19,035 
30,938 
88,233 
86,672 
43,424 
47,606 


Number 
of  certifi- 
cates 
written 
during 
year 


Number 
of  certifi- 
cates in 
force  at 
end  of 


286,183 
667,809 
946,340 
693,654 
990,436 

1,137,077 
751,522 
797,845 
713,270 
607,438 

611,703 
582,168 
731,285 
807,722 
644,782 
841,384 


3ia( 

8^604 
1,38^415 
1,350,868 
1,730^086 


1,1 
1,688^401 

1,837,485 

1,853,328 

1,773,787 

1,780,444 
1.679,361 
2,168,901 
2.170,581 
2.036^068 
2,259,r- 


1  See  headnote. 

Ho.  325.— CASUALTT,  SUSETT,  AHD  MISCSLLAirEOUS  INSnSAHCB:  Finan- 
cial Condition  and  Business  Transacted  (Stock  Companies  Only) 

Note.— Data  cover  practically  all  stock  companies  doing  casualty  or  surety  business  in  United  Statea. 

[All  figorea,  except  number  of  companies,  in  thooaands  of  dollars] 


Year 


Num- 
ber of 
com- 
panies 


1895 
1900 
1905 
1910 
1915 

1910 
1917 
1918 
1919 
1920 

1921 

192:{ 
1924 
1925 

192fi 

1927 


Capital 


1          53 

57 

84 

154 

181 

186 

189 

179 

174 

»1S9 

*205 

*1^9 

•240 

*258 

»274 

*289 

*334 

20,676 
23,572 
43,630 
65,485 
78,024 

74,987 
74,273 
92,239 
89,484 
93,737 

98,874 
119,890 
138.251 
15a  009 
159,630 

186,265 
211,356 


Assets 


42,211 

65,808 

152,866 

309,716 

603,670 

642,621 
692,195 
852,466 
926,951 
1,014,386 

1,139,586 
1,304,184 
1,492.323 
1,671,188 
1,934,744 

2, 173, 151 
2,473,647 


Net  sur- 
plus over 
capital 

and 
liabilities 


13,044 
27,059 
39,070 
78, 176 
78,085 

84,178 
76,796 
87,990 
80,651 
92,861 

115,749 
144,295 
156,999 
179,679 
202,680 

225.542 
293,829 


Net  pre- 
miums 1 


16,6S4 
27,186 
55,344 
94,395 
160,320 

199,063 
241.514 
304,614 
364.389 
459,170 

467,046 
444,241 
545,689 
613,941 
096,729 

7'^,357 
834,878 


Total 
income 


Pay- 
ments to 
policy- 
holders > 


19,318 

30,348 

63,191 

111.042 

174,892 

5,916 
12,755 
21,647 
41,465 
75,444 

220,621 
257,518 
330,606 
392,239 
489,  n4 

89,370 
104,966 
122,745 
150, 176 
196,360 

499,742 
498,143 
582,827 
665,395 
752,087 

229,284 
221,690 
277,395 
32a  883 
347,440 

827,911 
901,4m 

387,311 
427,344 

Actual 
expenses 
of^man- 
agement 
(includ- 
ing 

taxes) 


8,755 
15,419 
28,922 
57,915 
74,251 

84,193 

95,171 

117,792 

145,087 

183,514 

205,075 
201,461 
238.747 
251.9.^ 
286,024 

312,096 
341,023 


Total 

xpendl 
tures 


15,607 

27,504 

54,863 

100,115 

150,887 

183,151 
208,948 
255,912 
313.480 
400,734 

460,532 
4;>t,551 
532,945 

f  00, 668 
660,098 

729.230 
788,866 


1  Total  premium  recelpt7  prior  to  1010. 

s  Includes  all  expenses  in  connection  with  payment  of  claims. 

*  Number  of  companies  which  show  flgures  for  tbe  year. 

Source  of  Tables  324  and  325:  The  Insurance  Yearbook  of  the  SpecUtor  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


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2;  345 

877 
582 

454 

2,332 
391 
661 

451 

2,004 
262 
721 

577 

2,142 
290 
837 

920 

Bonds  (millions  of  dollars) : 

Railway  and  miscellaneous. 

United  States  Government 

State,  municipal,  and  foreign. 

1,967 
188 
749 

Source:  Commercial  and  Financial  Chronicle. 

No.  332.— MOVEMENTS  OF  AVERAGE  PRICES  OF  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  ON 

THE  NEW  TORK  STOCK  EXCHANGE,  BY  YEARS 


Stocks  (dollars  p«r  share) 

Price 

index, 

40  bonds 

(percent 

ofpar)> 

Bond 

Year 

25  industrials 

25  railroads 

yields 

monictpal 

bonds 

nigh 

Low 

ATorage 
closing  1 

High 

Low 

Average 
closing  1 

(per 
oent)> 

1913 

67.06 
61.68 

ioa97 

119.30 
99.74 

91.55 
138.12 
129.83 

9a  60 
116.24 

11&41 
13&11 
185l36 
186L03 
247.48 
332.58 

5a  27 
4&48 
51.85 
8^60 
62.81 

71.31 
8a  37 
76155 
66.24 
79.86 

99.05 
103.26 
12&83 
137.65 
171.49 
233.42 

5&19 
5&08 
75.35 
99.14 
69i44 

8a  96 

105l77 

107.21 

79.38 

9&58 

107.78 
115.06 
152.65 
165.70 
214.54 
268.92 

91.41 
84.94 
82L84 
8&70 
8L22 

7a  75 
68.78 
63.55 
63.00 
7a  53 

67.06 

81.41 

95l29 

10160 

124.22 

132.80 

75.92 
66^35 
64.40 
74.83 
62.06 

fia95 
54.48 
4&86 
47.50 
52.57 

54.61 
57.80 
73.50 
81.61 
99.34 
112.84 

82.97 
77.57 
73.16 
8a  05 
69.12 

61.34 
62L06 
55l94 
53.21 
62L38 

6a  15 
67.18 
82L48 
93.27 
113.81 
122.06 

4.45 

1914 

4.16 

1915 

76.76 
8a  49 
75.58 

6a  84 
6a  07 
59.70 
6a  15 
74.11 

71.72 
74.32 
77.04 
fta86 
83.69 
84.06 

4.28 

1916 

4.06 

1917 

4.31 

1918 

4.58 

1919 

4.50 

1920 

5.04 

1921 

5.08 

1922 

4.21 

1923 

4.27 

1924 

4.21 

1925 

4.18 

1926 

4.18 

IW7 

3.99 

1928 

4.05 

'  A  vera<re  of  daily  closing  prices  for  these  stocks. 

*  Computed  from  the  yields  on  the  average  prices  of  the  selected  bonds  for  each  day  of  the  month,  the 
average  yield  being  capitalized  at  4  per  cent  to  give  the  combined  index. 

*  Average  market  yield  of  bonds  of  20  large  cities  at  the  end  of  eadi  month  since  Jan.  31, 1917;  preyions 
figures  are  for  the  first  of  the  month. 

Sources:  Stock  prices.  The  Annalist;  bond  jtrUx  index,  Dow,  Jones  &  Co.;  bond  yields,  the  Bond  Buyer. 


No.   333.— INDEXES    OF   VALUE    OF   SALES  OF   MAIL-ORDER    HOUSES  AND 

CHAIN  STORES 

Note.— 1993-1995  average*  100.  Indexes  for  maU^rder  booses  cover  four  companies  throughout.  The 
number  of  chain-store  companies  reporting  varied  from  year  to  year,  but  in  computing  the  indexes 
ndjustment  has  been  made  for  these  variations.  No  adjustment  has  been  made,  however,  to  eliminate 
the  influence  of  increase  in  the  number  of  stores  operated  by  the  individual  oompajiles  which  accounts 
for  a  considerable  part  of  the  increase  in  the  indexes.  Sales  are  much  affected  by  changes  in  price  levels. 
For  price  index  see  Table  334 


Mail- 
order 
houses 

Chain  stores 

Year 

Grocery 

5-and-lO- 
cent 

Wearing 
apparel 

Drug 

Cigar 

Shoe 

Candy 

1919 

93 

96 

67 

73 

92 

96 

110 

115 

120 

137 

45 

66 

59 

69 

85 

97 

118 

143 

174 

208 

53 

64 

66 

74 

88 

99 

113 

125 

138 

150 

36 

52 

50 

64 

83 

98 

119 

149 

189 

225 

64 

78 

79 

82 

93 

96 

109 

126 

143 

166 

72 

96 

95 

93 

96 

100 

102 

111 

111 

107 

76 

91 

86 

86 

98 

101 

106 

113 

115 

125 

53 

1920 

73 

1921 

75 

1922 

77 

1923 

93 

1924 

101 

1925 

106 

1926 

114 

1927 

119 

1928 

125 

Source:  Federal  Reeerre  Board. 


318 


WBOLSSAI.S    AND   BBTAIL  BAUSS 


■o.  334.— IHDEZBS  OV  VALDl  OF  WHOLESALE  BALES 

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COMHBBCIAL  FAILURES 
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COMMEBCIAL   FAJLTTEES 
Va.  339.— rAnUBlB.  BY  BKAHCSES   OF  BUSIHBSS 


— NTacblTUTT,  rehldn,  ftc,  lnchiila  lAJpballdliw:  Inr 


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brick __ _.. 

Anmbtt 

1MdtruUac_ 

0«ocr»litorK 

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Tnbuwo,  etc 

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Bardwiirr  jtnvn,  bdJ  toota. 

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—  1 J  I . 1 — "-T»d  pTOdnetB  wid  fcitot' 


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food  Indu  Is  buad  «  Ue ' 
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— ... , — 'mwa^y  tb* 


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awab'fl  annuu  nurkBliDcs  of  tartnta  in  the  jtita  IMS  Co  Ifl^ 

Ko.  340.— WHOLESAIS,  BBTUL,  AVD  PAKM  PBICXS:  Inokx  Kdkbku 


v« 

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aver<«« 

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reb. 

M...„. 

May   JniM 

July 

Aug. 

sepl 

o„..„. 

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WbolpiBl*  prlna: 

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131.3 
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77.0 

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324 


PRICES 


NO.  341.— WHOLESALE  PBICES  BT  HAJOR  COIEMOBITT  GROUPS:  Indbz 

Numbers 


NoTK.— For  explanation  of  these  indexes  see  general  note,  page  823.    For  indeons  for  all  commoditlce  liar 

prior  years  see  Table  342 

[1926-100,  enept  aa  noted] 


Period 

All 
com- 
modi- 
ties 

Farm 
prod- 
ucts 

Foods 

Hides 
and 
leather 
prod- 
ucts 

Tex- 
tile 
prod- 
ucts 

Fuel 
and 
light- 
ing 

Metals 
and 
metal 
prod- 
ucts 

Build- 
ing 

mate- 
rials 

Chem- 
icals 
and 

drugs 

House 
fur- 
nish- 
ing 
goods 

Miscel- 
lane- 
ous 

1890 

66.2 
55.8 
62.2 
rA.A 
47.9 
48.8 
46.5 
46.6 
48.5 
52.2 
56.1 
55.3 
5K.9 
59.6 
59.7 

6ai 

61.8 

65.2 

62.9 

67.6 

70.4 

619 

69.1 

69.8 

68.1 

69.5 

85.5 

117.5 

131.3 

138.6 

154.4 

97.6 

96.7 

ioa6 

98.1 

103.5 

100.0 

95.4 

97.7 

ip.o 

97.0 
102.0 

ioa4 

99.4 
96.6 

95.7 
93.7 
95.3 
96.8 

96.3 
96.4 
96.0 
97.4 
98.6 
97.6 
98.3 
98.9 
100.1 
97.8 
96.7 
96.7 

5a4 

54.2 

49.5 

51.3 

44.6 

43.9 

39.6 

42.6 

44.9 

45.8 

5a5 

52.8 

58.4 

55.6 

58.5 

56.4 

57.3 

62.2 

62.2 

60.6 

74.3 

66.8 

72.6 

71.5 

71.2 

71.5 

84.4 

129.0 

148.0 

157.6 

150.7 

88.4 

93.8 

98. 6 

100.0 

109.8 

100.0 

99.4 

105.9 

U8.1 

i(a.o 

104.7 

102.0 

98.4 

95.8 

95.4 

95.7 

101.9 

104.6 

106.1 
104.5 
103.5 
107.6 
109.8 
IOC  7 
107.1 
107.0 
108.8 
103.5 
101.6 
103.6 

55.5 

54.8 

51.0 

.  54.7 

48.2 

47.3 

44.1 

45.5 

47.8 

47.7 

5a8 

5a5 

53.3 

52.0 

54.0 

55.1 

53.4 

57.0 

5&7 

02.6 

04.9 

62.0 

66.8 

64.2 

64.7 

65.4 

75.7 

104.5 

119.1 

129.5 

137.4 

90.6 

87.6 

92.7 

91.0 

100.2 

100.0 

96.5 

101.0 

1S7.S 
106.8 

ioa7 
loas 

98.7 
10017 

95.8 

94.5 

94.0 

101.0 

98.5 

98.7 

98.0 

99.5 

101.2 

100.3 

102.3 

104.1 

106.9 

102.3 

100.1 

98.0 

47.6 

47.9 

47.2 

45.1 

43.0 

49.4 

45.2 

45.9 

48.3 

40.4 

49.4 

48.9 

5a8 

49.9 

40.7 

53.9 

57.7 

58.0 

55.6 

61:5 

6a2 

58.8 

64.5 

68.1 

70.9 

75.5 

93.4 

123.8 

125.7 

174.1 

171.3 

109.2 

104.6 

104.2 

101.5 

105.3 

loao 

107.9 
121.7 

178.7 
117.4 

101.6 
98.8 
99.2 

loao 
loao 

104.2 
112.0 
114.7 

121.0 
124.1 
124.0 
126.7 
126.3 
123.7 
124.2 
121.0 
120.7 
117.5 
115.5 
115.7 

57.8 
54.6 
55.2 
54.1 
46.1 
44.3 
43.1 
42.9 
44.9 
47.7 
53.3 
48.1 
49.4 
52.8 
52.9 
54.1 
58.7 
63.5 
54.8 
56.5 
58.4 
55.5 
55.7 
67.3 
54.6 
54.1 

7a  4 

98.7 
137.2 
135.3 
164.8 

94.5 
100.2 
111.3 
106.7 
108.3 
100.0 

95.7 

96.3 

168.1 
88.6 

104.8 

loas 

98.6 
96.4 

94.3 
94.1 
96.3 
97.7 

96.7 
96.6 
96.5 
96.5 
96.6 
96.3 
96.8 
96.3 
95.6 
96.1 
96.1 
96.1 

38.1 
37.0 
34.8 
35.3 
34.3 
4a3 
39.5 
33.9 
34.5 
41.2 
46.3 
44.6 
51.8 
60.3 
53.3 
49.6 
52.0 
54.4 
53.7 
5L6 
47.6 
46.7 
51.4 
61.3 
56.6 
51.8 
74.3 
105.4 
109.2 
104.3 
163.7 
96.8 
107.3 
97.3 
92.0 
96.5 

loao 

86.5 
82.8 

ISS.l 
86.9 

96.6 
99.8 

ioa5 

101.1 

94.5 
84.3 
84.2 
83.1 

80.8 
81.2 
80.8 
80.8 
8L8 
82.1 
82.8 
84.6 
85.1 
84.9 
84.4 
83.5 

105.3 

92.2 

84.0 

76.8 

65.7 

70.4 

71.2 

65.0 

65.3 

100.0 

98.0 

93.1 

91.0 

9a2 

79.9 

89.1 

102.4 

109.8 

86.3 

84.5 

85.2 

80.8 

89.5 

90.8 

80.2 

86.3 

116.5 

15a  6 

136.5 

13a  9 

149.4 

117.5 

102.9 

109.3 

106.3 

103.2 

loao 

98.2 
99.8 

109.9 
96.9 

99.6 

98.7 

101.0 

ioa7 

96.3 
98.2 

97.8 
97.5 

98.1 
98.3 
98.4 
98.4 
98.6 
96.7 
98.6 

ioa4 
loas 

101.0 
101.7 
10319 

46.5 
44.2 
41.7 
41.6 
39.8 
38.8 
38.9 
87.4 
39.6 
43.6 
46.2 
44.3 
45.3 
46.7 
45.0 
48.1 
54.0 
56.8 
52.0 
53.7 
55.3 
55.3 
55.9 
56.7 
52.7 
53.5 
67.6 
88.2 
98.6 
115.6 
150.1 
97.4 
97.3 
108.7 
102.3 
101.7 
100.0 
93.3 
93.7 

165.  S 
89.9 

101.7 
99.3 
99.5 
99.6 

96.3 
94.9 
92.9 
9a7 

90.8 
91.0 
91.0 
92.5 
93.5 
93.9 
94.4 
94.6 
94.7 
95.0 
96.0 
96.8 

73.2 
74.0 
74.6 
72L7 
65.5 
64.7 
65.0 

7a  9 

77.4 
81.1 
82.1 
84.2 
86.5 
84.1 
84.1 
82.3 
76.8 
7&5 
79.6 
79.9 
82.0 
81.6 
80.7 

8a2 

81.4 
112.0 
16a  7 
165.0 
182.8 
157.0 
164.7 
115.0 

loas 

101.1 

98.9 

101.8 

loao 

96.6 
95.5 

119.1 
94.9 

loao 
ioa3 
loai 

98.8 

97.4 
96.3 
95.7 
97.2 

96.3 
95.8 
95.6 
95.8 
95.3 
94.9 
94.5 
94.7 
05.1 
95.6 
96.0 
96.1 

49.9 
5a4 
48.1 
48.1 
45.3 
43.5 
43.4 
42.5 
44.0 
45.0 
48.9 
48.9 
49.2 
5a9 
5a3 
49.7 
51.3 
55.0 
51.6 
51.7 
54.0 
52.7 
53.0 
56.3 
56.8 
56.0 
61.4 
74.2 
93.3 
105.9 
141.8 
113.0 
1015 
108.9 
104.9 
103.1 

loao 

98.2 
97.4 

176.0 
96.  t 

lOLl 

loas 

99.7 
99.1 

97.9 
97.9 
98.4 
98.7 

98.6 
98.4 
98.3 
97.9 
97.8 
97.0 
96.9 
97.2 
97.2 
96.5 
96.4 
96.4 

07.9 

1801 

94.3 

1802 

86.6 

1893 

89.0 

1894 

86.4 

1895 

88.9 

1896 

9a2 

1897 

92.5 

1898 

93.4 

1899 

97.4 

1900 

102.0 

1901 

93.4 

1902 

88.1 

1903 

08.9 

1904 

109.5 

1905 

117.4 

1906 

115  3 

1907 

106  2 

1906 

97.8 

1909 

129.6 

1910 

152.7 

1911 

108  6 

1912 

ioa4 

1913 

93.1 

1914 

89  9 

1915 

86.9 

1916 

100.6 

1917 

122.1 

1918 

134  4 

1919 

139.1 

1920 

167.6 

1921 

109.2 

1922 

92.8 

1923 

99.7 

1924 

93  6 

1925 

109  0 

1926 

loao 

1927 

89  9 

1928 

83  0 

1998  (1918^100) 

iaKU9gS-l»t6'100). 

1926 

January-March 

Arril-Juiie.      ..... 

89.9 
86.6 

iia7 

102.5 

July-September 

October-December. 

1927 
January- December . 
April-June 

95.7 
91.4 

90.6 
909 

July-September 

October- December . 

1928 
January 

89.5 
88.5 

89.0 

February 

87.3 

March 

86.8 

April 

84.9 

May 

85  1 

June 

8Z2 

July 

80  8 

Aufni<!t. 

79  3 

Seutcmber  . • 

79  7 

October 

80  3 

November 

8ao 

December 

8a  1 

Source:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


PRICES 


325 


No.  342.— WHOLKSALS  PBICSS :  Index  Numbers,  1860  to  1889 

NOTK.— Indexes  are  arithmetic  averages  of  onweighted  relative  prices,  pablisbed  in  18S3  by  the  Com- 
mittee on  Finance,  United  States  Senate,  on  an  1860  base,  recomputed  to  the  1913  base  by  the  Bnreaa 
of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor,  and  later  to  a  1926  base  by  Division  of  Statistical  Beseareh, 
Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce 

[1926-100] 


Year 

General 
index 

Year 

General 
index 

Year 

1 

Genera 
index 

1860    

58 

58 

68 

86 

111 

126 

111 

100 

94 

89 

1870 

83 
79 
81 
80 
77 
74 
60 
64 
59 
56 

1880 

62 

1861 

1871 

1881 

G2 

1862- 

1872 

1882. , 

63 

1863 

1873 

1883 

62 

18f4 

1874 

1884 

58 

1865 

1875 

1885 

54 

IbOiy 

1876 

1886 

M 

1867... 

1877 

1887 

M 

1868 

1878 

1888 

56 

1860 

1879 

1889 

'    65 

Ko.  343.— WHOLESALE    PRICES    OF    COMMODITT    SUBGROUPS:    Index 

Numbers 

[192e»100] 


Subgroup 

Year 

De- 
cem- 
ber, 

in? 

June, 

ins 

De- 

08U1* 

1925 

i9n 

IttS 

1924 

ins 

19M 

tm 

ins 

& 

Grain.s 

102.3 

85.3 

115.1 

81.7 

99.7 

101.4 

115.5 

102.9 

99.3 

103.4 

113.9 
112.4 

108.2 
89.5 

99.7 
103.2 
104.6 
103.2 

87.0 

109.6 
96.6 

101.6 
107.2 
101.8 

103.9 
102.4 
105.4 
113.4 
103.4 

103.3 
102.3 

96.4 

98. 0 

101.2 

109.7 
103.5 

113.8 
102.9 
88.5 
100.2 
100.8 

85.0 

83.2 

103.4 

76.6 
91.4 
03.6 

115.8 

105.2 

98.1 

113.5 

104.3 
121.0 

95.7 
70.8 

95.3 
113.1 
119.1 
110.3 

102.9 

96.1 
83.5 

88.2 

116.6 

94,7 

99.1 
99.4 
103.5 
88.5 
93.8 

95.3 
97.2 

93.3 
102.3 
119.0 

114.6 
97.0 

107.3 

91.6 

36.0 

115.4 

100.4 

88.0 

77.7 

116.7 

76.2 

103  4 

99.6 

117.6 

104.1 

99.1 

103.7 

116.9 
129.5 

107.5 
77.4 

100.8 
113.4 
118.8 
104.8 

82.6 

117.3 
95.3 

98.8 
108.7 
103.3 

111.8 
103.6 
107.9 
123.7 
101.3 

105.5 

ioa6 

95.7 
102.5 
107.4 

116.7 
104.8 

118.5 
102.8 
61.3 
109.5 
102.0 

100.6 

79-3 

114.2 

75.7 

94.5 

100.0 

110.2 
99.8 
98.4 

103.7 

114.7 
103.1 

106.8 
87.1 

98.6 

99.7 

97.2 

102.9 

83.5 

109.4 
93.0 

105.7 
107.5 
101.7 

99.3 
103.4 
105.7 
114.2 

99.7 

1010 
102.2 

95.8 
92.6 
95.9 

107.9 
103.4 

110.2 

100.7 

54.3 

92.6 

100.8 

118.3 

98.9 

114.5 

93.3 
101.1 
104.5 

118.7 
104.8 
100.5 
102.8 

110.0 
104.5 

110.2 
104.1 

99.7 

96.5 

97.7 

101.9 

95.0 

102.2 
101.4 

100.4 
105.3 

ioa5 

100.6 
1«».  1 
102.6 
102.2 
109.3 

ioa4 

104.1 

97.7 

98.8 

100.4 

104.6 
102.2 

112.7 

105.  2 

149.9 

98.6 

99.6 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

100.0 

loao 

100.0 

loao 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

loao 
loao 

100.0 

loao 

100.0 
100.0 

loao 
loao 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

100.0 

loao 

100.0 
100.0 

loao 

100.0 
100.0 

100.0 
100.0 
100.0 
100.0 
100.0 

100.9 
98.9 
99.2 

92.7 

104.0 

96.2 

120.4 
109.2 
102.5 
104.1 

97.9 
88.1 

97.6 
95.4 

96.3 

100.4 

94.4 

97.9 

72.7 

95.9 
91.8 

99.2 
102.5 
100.2 

92.5 
93.2 
96.7 
94.7 
91.0 

94.1 

loao 

87.3 
96.2 
93.0 

97.6 
98.6 

117.8 
92.2 
77.9 
76.3 
90.9 

107.3 
105.4 
1A5.8 

107.0 

105.6 

95.5 

148.6 
126.3 
109.9 
108.5 

101.2 
83.6 

100.4 
86.9 

91.7 
93.6 
84.6 
94.9 

72.0 

94.9 
93.3 

98.8 

106.9 

97.2 

90.1 
92.7 
95.9 
95.2 
86.6 

101.3 
10L3 

70.8 
94.6 
97.3 

97.2 
97.5 

138.1 
89.4 
46.4 
64.4 
98. 6 

102.0 

97.9 

109.7 

99.6 

110.0 

97.7 

136.4 
122.4 
107.1 
109.4 

103.3 
83.2 

98.4 
96.7 

96.8 
97.4 
91.9 
96.2 

66.2 

93.7 
92.3 

98.8 
104.6 

ioa7 

88.0 
92.2 
96.5 
91.9 
86.5 

92.5 
102.2 

81.9 
95.0 
95.2 

97.1 
99.8 

128.9 
90.9 
84.2 
69.9 
98.6 

119.9 
104.7 
103.4 

104.0 
99.8 
98.1 

155.0 
127.3 
110.8 
108.4 

101.1 
82.6 

101.2 
85.9 

9a3 
91.8 
84.7 
96.2 

71.9 

94.2 
92.8 

98.8 

105.1 

96.9 

88.7 
03.2 
96.5 
94.5 
87.1 

1010 

ioa4 
Tas 

910 
96.1 

97.7 
96.5 

148.8 
89.2 
40.1 
62.2 
98.4 

OlS 

Livestock  and  poultry. 
Other  farm  products 

Ments 

99.1 

iiao 

102LS 

Butter,  cbeeee,  milk... 
Other  foods 

iiao 
oas 

nides  and  skins 

Leather 

13t0 
119.8 

Boots  and  shoes 

Other  leather  products. 

Cotton  ffoods. 

108.4 
106.4 

lOLS 

Silk  andravon. 

8&7 

Woolen  and  worsted 

gfK>«iS 

loao 

Other  textile  products. 
Anthracite...    

810 
0L2 

Bituminous  coal 

Coke 

03.2 
816 

Manufactured  gas 

Petroleum  and  prod- 
ucts  

00.6 
73L9 

Iron  and  steel 

06.6 

Nonferrous  metals 

Agricultural    imple- 
laents 

•o&o 

96.8 

Automobiles 

111.2 

Other  metal  products.. 
I^umber.. 

O&O 
08w6 

Brick 

03.6 

PorthiDd  cement 

Structural  steel 

Paint  materials 

Other  building  mate- 
rials  ... 

016 
07.0 
87.7 

107.0 

Chemicals 

102.4 

Drugs  and  pharmaceu- 
ticals  

TOlS 

Fertilizer  mat«1als 

Mixed  fertilizers 

Furniture 

911 
07.8 

0&.8 

Furni^ihings 

Cattle  feed 

07.1 
137.0 

Paper  and  pulp 

Rubber,  crude 

88.6 
37.0 

A  utomobile  tires 

Other  miiicellaueous. . . 

58.1 
99.7 

Source  of  Tables  342  and  343:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


326 


PRICES 


No.  344.— WHOLESALE  PBIGBS  OF  LEADDTG  COMMODITIES,  ACTUAL  AND 

RELATIVE 

NoTK.— This  list  is  a  selection  from  among  the  5S0  oommodities  entering  into  the  general  index  of  whole* 

sale  prices  of  the  Department  of  Labor,  shown  in  Table  840 


Commodity 


1.— rAKM  PRODUCTS 

Barley,  feeding,  Chicago 

Corn,  contract  grades,  Chicago 

Corn,  No.  3,  mixed,  Chicago 

Oats,  No.  2,  white,  Chicago 

Rye,  No.  2,  (^hicago 

Wheat,  No.  2,  red  winter,  Chicago. 

Wheat,  No.  2,  hard,  Kansas  City. . 

W^heat,  No.  1,  northern  spring, 
Minneapolis. 

Cattle,  steers,  good  to  choice,  Chi- 
cago. 

Tlogs,  feir  to  choice,  light,  Chicago. 

Lambs,  western,  fair  to  good,  Chi- 
cago. 

Poultry,  live  fowls,  Chicago 

Cotton,  middling.  New  Orleans 

Eggs,  firsts,  Chicago 

Eggs,  firsts,  New  York 


Unit 


Apples,  fresh.  Baldwins,  Chicago.. 

Oranges,  choice,  California 

Hay,  alfalfa,  Kansas  City 

Hay,  timothy,  No.  1,  Chicago 

Milk,  fluid,  Chicago 

Milk,  fluid.  New  York 


Peanuts,  Norfolk 

Flaxseecl,  M inneapolis 

Tobacco,  leaf.  Kentucky 

Potatoes,  white,  (*hicago 

Wool,  Ohio,  medium  gnules. 


n.— FOODS 

Butter,  creamery,  extra: 

Chicago 

New  York _.. 

8an  FrancL<tco 

Cheese,  whole  milk,  C^hicago.. 

Milk,  evaporated.  New  York. 


Beef,  fresh,  carcass,  steers,  Chioago 

Lamb,  freah,  Chicago 

Hams,  Chicago 

Pork,  mess,  New  York 


Bushel. 
...do.... 
..do.... 
...do.... 
...do.... 
..do.... 
...do.... 
..do.... 


100  lbs... 


..do. 
...do. 


Pound. 

-do.... 
Dozen.. 
...do 


Barrel. 
Box... 
Ton... 
...do... 
100  lbs. 
...do... 


Pound - 
Bushel. 
100  lbs. 
...do.... 
Pound. 


Pound, 
.-do.... 
.-do.... 
-.do.... 


C 


Average  price 


ItlS 


Pound., 
-.do... 


Pork,  sides,  clear,  Chicago 

Pork,  fresh  (composite  price),  Chi- 

caeo. 
Poultry,  Chicago 


Breail,  Chicago 

Breast,  New  York. 

Coffee,  Rio  No.  7,  New  York 

Salmon,  canned,  Alaska,  red 

Flour,  short  itatents,  winter,  Kan- 
sas City. 

Flour,  standard  patents,  Minne- 
apolis. 

Flour,  patents,  Portland,  Oreg 

Raisins,  coast,  seede<l,  New  '^  ork.. 

Bananas,  Jamaicas,  Xew  York 

Lard,  prime,  contract.  New  York. , 

Oleomargarine,  standard,  unool- 
ored,  Chicago. 

Rice,  Honduras,  New  Orleans 

Salt,  American,  medium,  (^hicago. . 

Sugar,  granulated.  Now  York 

Sugar,  raw,  95*,  New  York 

Cottonseed  oil.  New  York 


-do.-... 

Barrel 

(200  lbs.) 

Pound.. 

...do.... 

...do.... 


do. 
-do. 


...do... 
Docen- 
Barrel. 


..do 

.-.do 

Pound. 
Bunch. 
Pound. 
..do 


..do 

Barrel... 
Pound.. 

..do 

..do 


int 


DoUara 
0.625 
.625 
.616 
.376 
.636 
.966 
.877 
.874 

8.607 

&454 
7.794 

.164 
.127 
.226 
.249 

8.174 
4.420 
14.186 
16.029 
1.991 
2.061 

.096 
1.849 
8.909 
LOM 

.262 


.810 
.823 
.317 
.142 
3.536 

.130 

.140 

.166 

22. 4n 


137 


.146 

.043 
.042 
.111 


4.012 
4.684 
4.405 


.110 
.163 

.061 
L020 
.043 
.035 
.073 


DoUari 

a660i 

.821 

.811 

.439 

.762 

1.170 

1.112 

1.181 

9.052 

7.839 
13.446 

.206 
.287 
.315 
.347 

4.997 
5.168 
23.827 
23.780 
3.051 
3.535 

.063 

2.737 

15.088 

L457 

.588 


.460 
.468 
.487 
.233 
4.706 

.158 

.253 

.212 

26.322 

.120 
.136 


1924 


.245        .248 


.076 

.069 

.116 

2.378 

6.159 

6.385 

7.211 
.092 

2.285 
.123 
.209 


DoUmt 

0.817 

.972 

.957 

.614 

.916 

1.280 

1.232 

1.280 

9.609 

8.417 
14.339 

.217 
.279 
.334 
.364 

4.676 
5.798 
22.611 
24.885 
3.023 
3.167 

.063 

2.501 

14.729 

1.372 

.648 


.410 
.427 
.437 
.196 
4.144 

.in 

.251 

.202 

27.916 

.144 
.142 


1926 


.074 

.070 

.168 

2.487 

6.796 

7.191 

7.674 
.073 

2.454 
.133 
.222 

.059 
2.490 
.074 
.000 
.106 


1926         1927 


1928 


Dollart 
0.844 
1.038 
1.014 
.467 
1.128 
1.770 
1.670 
1.607 

10.650 

12.347 
15.  219 

.229 
.230 
.369 
.398 

5.038 
7.662 
20.159 
23.490 
2.930 
a554 

.062 

2.721 

13.928 

2.106 

.658 


.442 
.454 
.503 
.230 
4336 

.180 

.269 

.271 

38.928 

.223 
.205 

.346 

.076 

.OTOl 

.208 

3.000 

8.525 

8.828 

9.100 
.075 

2.447 
.168 
.243 

.070 
2.204 
.055 
.043 
.106 


.759 

.7361 

.43a 

.9541 

1.542} 

L496 

1.549 

9.529 


DoUttTt  >  DoUart 

a  694       0. 825 

.882 

.851 

.497 

1.046 

1.378 

1.372 

1.369 

12.688 

lO.f.02 
13.860 

.225 

.  172 
.300 
.320 

4.5221 
7.094 
18.594 
19.447 
2.975 
3.732 

.056 

2.202 

11.276 

2.30U 

.447 


13.115 
13.  701 

.262 

.168 
.335 
.356 

4.102 
5.957 
21.034 
23.481 
2.040 
3.623 

.050 
2.328 
8.472 
3.013 

.457 


.429 
.443 
.436 
.217 
4.393 


.458 
.473 
.454 
.241 
4.564 


.104 

.180 

.269 

.262 

.306 

.246 

37.447 

34.500 

.201 

.187 

.224 

.183 

.271 

.232 

.075 

.075 

.070 

.070 

.182 

.148 

3.326 

2.868 

8.035 

7.388 

8.426 

7.433 

7.984 

7.475 

.092 

.074 

2.451 

2.202 

.150 

.129 

.228 

.223 

.073 

.059 

2.195| 

2.195 

.055 

.06H 

.043 
.118 

.047^ 
.0971 

DoUart 

0.826 

.977 

.953 

.555 

1.133 

1.540 

1.325 

1.285 

14.489 

0.862 
14.203 

.246 

.194 
.324 
.329 

6.979 
7.370 
22.K(16 
20.588 
2.735 
3.827 

.0.56 

2.245 

13.503 

1.354 

.M3 


.461 
.474 
.460 
.240 
4.429 

.228 
.257 


32.120 

.168 
.170 

.226 

.075 

.070 

.166 

2.900 

7.078 

7.206 

7.645 
.061 

2.101 
.123 
.226 

.048 
2.272 
.056 
.042 
.090 


nEUCES 


327 


Ho.  344. — Wholesaub   Pkices  of  Leading   CoififODrnEfl^   Etc. — Continued 


Commodity 


m.— HIDES  AND  LEATHER  PRODUCTS 

Hides,  packers,  beayy,  native  steers. 
Calfskins,  No.  1,  country,  Chicago. 

Goat  skins,  Brazil,  New  York 

Leather,  Boeton: 

Calf,  chrome,  B  grade 

Ctlazedkid,  top  grade 

Side,  black,  chrome,  tanned, 
B  grade. 

Sole,  oak,  soonred  backs 

Shoes: 

Youths*,  tan  calf,  blocher 

Men's,  black,  dvess,  welt 

Women's,  black  kid,  dress 

nr.— TEXTILE  PRODUCTS 

Cotton  goods,  mill: 

Denims,  Mass.,  28-inch 

Drillings,  Peppereil,  29-inch 

Gingham,  Amoskeag,  27-inch .. 
Muslin,  bleached,  Ftoit  of  the 

Loom. 

Print  cloth,  27-inch 

Sheeting,  bleached,  Peppereil, 

10/4. 
Sheeting,  brown,  Peppereil,  4/4. 

Thread,  G-cord 

Women's  union  suits 

Yarn,  carded,  white,  northttn, 

2^rs  cones. 
Silk  and  rayon: 

Krtyon.  1MB  denier.  New  York. 
Silk,  raw,  steam  filature.  New 

York. 
Hosiery,  women's,  pure  silk, 

mil!. 

Hosiery,  men's,  silk,  mill 

Wookn  and  worsted  goods,  mUl: 

Suiting  serge,  il-ounce 

French  .serge,  3tt-inch  > 

Yam,  fine  weaving,  2/50's  * 


v.— FUEL  AND  UGHTING 

Con],  anthracite,  chestnut 

Coal,  bituminous,  mine  run 

Coke,  ConnellsviUe,  furnace 

Manufactured  gas 

Petroleum,  crude,  Kans.-0kla 

Fuel  oil,  refinery,  Pennsylvania 

(jasoline,  re&nery,  Pennsylvania... 

VI.— METALS  AND  PRODUCTS 

Iron  ore,  non- Bessemer 

Pi'^  iron,  basic,  furnace... 

Pifr  iron,  Bessemer,  Pittsburgh 

Nails,  wire,  Pittsburgh 

Pi[>e.  cast-iron,  (^inch.  New  York.. 

Skoli>,  grooved,  Pittsburgh... 

Sicel  billets,  open-hearth,  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Steel  plates,  tank,  Pittsburgh 

Steel  rjiils,  open-hearth,  mill 

Sieol  sheets.  No.  27,  mill 

S'ecl.  structural,  mill 

Tin  plate,  domestic,  standard, 
F'ittsburgh. 

Ahimitium,  New  York 

f  opi>er,  ingot,  electrolytic 

Lead,  pig,  desilverized,  New  York.. 

Silver,  bar,  fine.  New  York 

Tin,  pig.  New  York 

Zinc,  pig,  slab.  New  York 


Unit 


Pound, 
.-do... 
..do... 


Sq.ft.. 
..do... 
..do... 

Poimd. 


Pair.. 
...do.. 
..do.. 


Yard... 
...do... 
...do... 
...do... 

...do... 
...do... 

...do... 
Spool.. 
Dosen. 
Pound. 


..do.... 
..do.... 

Docprs. 

..do.... 

Yard.... 
-.do.... 
Potmd.. 


Ton 

...do 

...do.... 
1^000  cuiL 

Barrel... 

Gallon.. 
....do... 


Ton..., 

..do... 

..do.- 

100  lbs. 

Ton... 

100  lbs. 

Ton... 


Pound. 
Ton.... 
Pound. 
100  lbs. 
...do... 

Potmd. 
...do... 
...do... 
Ounce. 
Pound. 
..do... 


Average  price 


ItU 


ins  I  itu 


DoUan 

aiM 

.180 


270 
250 
256 

440 


2.238 
3.000 


.082 
.0A5 
.065 

.035 
.230 

.073 

.018 

8.250 

.248 


L750 
4.463 


4.2501 
1.131 


1.054 


3.000 

2.440 

.805 

.934 


3.400 
14.706 
17.133 

1.819 
23.371 

1.390 
26.006 

.015 
3a  000 

.022 
1.510 
3.558 

.236 
.157 
.044 
.612 
.449 
.058 


DoUarn  Dolian 


a  167 
.157; 
.925 

.443 
.688 
.260 

.508 


a  147 
.183 
.745 

.455 
.673 
.264 

.449 


3.15a 
4250 


.250 
.178 
.143 
.185 

.075 
.505 

.152 

.029 

12.625 

.486 


2.600 
9.178 

13.248 

6.500 

2.60i 

.753 

2.565 


13.885 
5.833 
5.551 
1.077 
L433 
.055 
.134 


5.435 
25.808 
28.972 

3.035 

ea3i4 

2.347 
4L7oO 

.024 
43.000 

.037 
Z423 
5.411 

.253 
.145 
.074 
.652 
.426 
.070 


3.006 
3.854 


.234] 
.181 
.122 
.183 

.068 
.496 

.155 

.034 

13.364 

.474 


L913 
6.670 

11.920 

5.502 

Z428 

.775 

2.417 


13.911 
4.454 
3.528 
L056 
1.450 
.055 
.122 


4.961 
X.2451 
23.288 

Z989 
6a  137 

2.140 
3&000 

.021 
43.0001 

.096 
2L235 
5.500 

.270 
.131 
.063 
.671 
.501 
.067 


IfU 


1929 


DoUan 
ai60( 
.201 
.785 

.472 
.683 
.274 

.482 


DoUari 
a  140 
.173 
.738 

.453 
.675 
.253 

.438 

1.-663 
3.199 
4074 


13.788 
4642 
4054 
1.053 
1.670 
.060 
.133 


4  3751 
19.567 
22.318 

2.820 
62.196 

1.960 
3&644 

.019 
43.000 

.083 
2.002 
5.500 

.272 
.141 
.001 
.604 
.578 
.060 


1927 


.160 
.127 
.000 
.167 

.052 

.4161 

.123 

.osd 

9.8751 


3.237 
400tt 


.207 
.164 
.113 
.180 

.066 
.454 

.130 

.036 

ia458 

.418 


L896> 

6.679  6.348 

n.842l  12.168 

5. 247:  4  795 


DoUtn 

a  105 

.197 

.751 

.677 
.320 

.493 

L726 
3.268 
4000 


2.4031      2.168 

.799«        .728 

2.426       2.106 


13.7671 
5.381 
4106 
1.034 
L884 
.064 
.128 


4  250 

21. 318 
2.750 

61.340 
1.900 

3&000 

.019 

43.000 

.032 

1.958 

5.500 

.27Q 
.138 
.084 
.624 
.653 
.077 


ins 


.170 
.120 
.005 
.161 

.055 

.886 

.121 

.036 

&864 

.351 


1.430 
5.550 

11.003 

4250 

2.061 

.967 

2.089 


13.298] 
4264 
3.199 
1.013 
L285 
.051 
.0021 


4250 
17.607 
20  437 

Z638 
43.315 

L830 
33.260 

.018 
43.000 

.031 
L854 
5w481 

.254 
.130 
.068 
.567 
.6U 
•  066 


DoUan 

0238 

.274 

.787 

.558 
.715 
.360 

.641 

L888 
3.461 
4140 


.101 
.126 
.106 
.IM 

.OfiB 
.410 

.122 

.086 

9.500 

.371 


1.450 
5l128 

10  290 

3. 950 

2L052 
1.006 
2.068 


13.001 

4083 

2.703 

.982 

L203 

.048 

.000 


4250 
16.664 
19.207 

2.676 
37.650 

1.866 
32,673 

.010 
43.000 

.029 
1.865 
6.262 

.290 
.146 
.063 
.585 
.504 
.064 


t  Prior  to  1927, 35  to  3d  inch. 


>  Fine  domestic^  prior  to  1927« 


328  PRICES 

Ho.  344. — Wholesale    Prices   of   Leading    Commodities,    Etc. — Continued 


Commodity 


VI.— MKTALs,  ETC.— continued 

Agriniltiiral  implements,  factory: 

Cultivator 

Harrow,  spike,  peg  tooth 

Plow,  2-horse 

Separator,  cream 

Tractor,  10-20  hor^power 

Automobiles,  f.  o.  b.  lactory: 

Buick 

Ford 

Packard 

Sewing  machines,  electric 

Stoves,  gas 


VU.— BUILDING  MATERIALS 

Douglas     fir,     No.     1,     common 

sheathing. 
Oak,  plain,  white,  No.  1.  Cincinnati 

Pine,  white.  No.  2,  BufTalo 

Pine,  yellow,  flooring,  mill 

Pine,  yellow,  timbers,  mill 

Shingles,  cedar,  red,  mill 

Brick,  common,  building,  plant 

Cement,  Portland 

Linseed  oil,  raw.  New  York 

White  lead,  in  oil.  New  York 

Glass,  Plata,  5  to  10  sq.  ft..  New 

York. 

Glass,  window,  single  B,  works 

Lime,  building,  plant 


Tm.— CHEMICALS  AND  DRUGS 

Add.  stilphuric,  M**,  New  York 

Aloonol,  denatured.  New  York 

Ammonia,  anhydrous.  New  York.. 
Soda  ash,  light,  68  per  cent,  New 

York. 

Soda,  caustic.  New  York 

Tallow,  packer's  prime,  Chicago.. 

Alcohol,  grain,  New  York , 

Phenol,  I'.  8.  P.,  New  York 

Acid  phosphate,  Baltimore 

Nitrate  of  soda,  95  per  cent.  New 

York. 
Sulphate  of  ammonia.  New  York... 
Fertilizers,  mixed.  South  Atlantic, 

8-3-3. 

IX.— norSEFURNlSHINO  GOODS  • 

Carpets,  Bru.«^eLs,  factory 


X.— MISCELLANEOUS 

Bran,  Minneapolis 

Cottonseed  meal,  prime,  Memphis. 
Middlings,  stamiard,  Atinneapolis. 
Paper,  newsprint,  rolls,  contract, 

mills. 
Paper,  wrapninc,  manila.  No.  1, 

Jute,  New  Voric. 
Wood   pulp,   sulphite,   domestic, 

unbleached,  New  York. 
Rubber,  plantation,  ribbed.  New 

York. 
Automobile  tires,  balloon,  factory.. 

Cylinder  oil,  Pennsylvania 

Neutral  oil.  Pennsylvania 

Soap,  laundry,  Philadelphia 

Starch,  laundry.  New  "^  ork 

Tolmcoo,  plug.  New  York 

Tobacco,    smoking,  1 -ounce    bag, 

New  York. 


Unit 


Each. 
..do.. 
..do.. 


.do. 
.do. 

.do. 


.do. 
.do. 
.do. 
.do. 


1,000  ft.. 

...do 

...do 

...do 

...do 

1,000 

...do 


Barrel.. 
Pound . . 
...do.... 
Sq.  ft.- 

50  sq.  ft. 
Ton 


Ton... 
Gallon. 
Pound. 
100  lbs. 

...do... 
Pound. 
Gallon. 
Pound. 
Ton... 
100  lbs. 

..do... 
Ton.... 


Average  price 


ItlS 


DoilcTi 

21.860 

8.370 


39.520 
1, 162. 5 


624.0 
4,779.0 


Yard.. 


Ton 

..do 

..do 

100  lbs.. 


—do 

..do 

Pound.. 


Each... 
Gallon, 
-do... 


100  cakes 
Pound.. 

..do 

Gross... 


9.208 


23.036 

14.634 

1.967 


1.005 
.062 
.068 
.318 

2.221 


20.000 
.366 
.250 
.583 

1.460 

.071 

2.499 


2.409 


20.310' 


ins 


DoUart 
41. 370 
15.630 
16.026 
56.520 
628.0 

1,611.0 
447.0 

8, 571. 0 
71.650 
65.450 


19,417 

71.658 

67.923 

47.699 

29.923 

2.903 

14.506 

1.881 

.132 

.120 

.700 

3.612 
9.786 


1124 


DoUaTB 
49.450 
18.100 
17. 313 
61.  270 
680.0 

1,725.01 
398.0 

3, 724. 0 
73.850 
63.900 


17.250 

63.906 

58.717 

41. 874 

25.800 

2.727 

14.458 

1.843 

.131 

.148 

.662 

8.450 
9.585 


14. 600i  14. 200 

.423  .532 

.300  .300 

2.015  2.290 


3.440 
.082 

4.745 
.370 

8.786 

2.510 

3.528 
26.260 


1.292       2.988 


18.365 

31.606 

19.452 

2.300, 

4.880 

2.225 

.820 


8.528 
.037 


25.551 

47.643 

26.565 

a900 

9.370 

2.073 

.307 


5.640, 

I 


.224 
.2891 

4.945 
.051 
.701 

9.920 


3.200 
.085 

4.801 
.280 

8.063 

2.490 

2.753 
21.380 


2.969 


23.245 

39.104 

24.415 

3.800 

10.440 

2.579 

.264 


.289 

.262 

4.735 

.057 

.  696; 

8.453 


IfU 


1126 


JMlan 
45.120 
17.190 
16.458 
69. 370 

'  68ao 

1, 625. 0 
891.0 

8,556.0 
75.350 
62.750 


17.250 

63.135 

53.231 

46.493 

26.519 

2.819 

14.005 

1.789 

.139 

.156 

.553 

3.095 
9.388 


14.000 

.578 

.266 

2.290 

3.200 
.097 

4.859 
.224 

9.346 

2.579 

2.861 
22.800 


3.152 


24.841 

36.313 

26.570 

3.700 

11.660 

2.682 

.730 


.284 
.241 

4.921 
.060 
.696 

8.320 


Dollars 
44.170 
16.720 
16.095 
69.370 
680.0 

1,468.0 
413.0 

3,589.0 
77.550 
63.900 


16.483 

66.019 

50.039 

45.109 

27.835 

2.734 

13.913 

1.744 

.1121 

.152 

.478 

8.110 
8.984 


14.600 

.367 

.131 

2.2901 

3.200 
.087 

4.865 
.19 

9.592 

2.550 

2.628 
23.200 


3.064 


23.064 

28.542 

23.430 

3.500 

11.030 

2.865 

.48: 

18.289 
.264 
.280 

4.851 
.058 
.096 

8.320 


1127 


ins 


Dollars 
42.030 
15.670 
15.850 
61.250 
680.0 

1,492.0 
456.0 

3,403.0 
80.250 
63.400 


16.28c': 

63.635i 

46.231 

38.481 

25.438 

2.541 

14.021 

1.686 

.105 

.140 

.395 

2.980 
8.825 


15.104 

.478 

.114 

1.375 

3.078 
.081 

3.741 
.16i> 

8.5471 

2.495 

2.427! 
21.  792 


Dollars 
41.320 
15.  670 
15.250 
61.040 
680.0 

1,  523.  0 
492.0 

3.  165.  0 
H2.250 
60.650 


16.  758 

59.173 

44.269 

36.485 

24.399 

2.786 

13.717 

1.672 

.100 

.i:j3 

.385 

3.  (ISO 
8.562 


15.  .'■^ 

.  .'.;i0 

.  i:i5 

1.366 


O.M) 
(IKH 

701 
150 
292 
232 


28.861 

35.604 

29.  127 

3.250 

9.230 

2.633 

.3M' 

13. 777 
.251 
.332 
4.85! 
.058 
.  6if  . 
8.320 


9. 
2. 


2.484 
22.900 


2. 976       2. 976 


30.  159 

47.  iH'2 

31.582 

3.250 

9.125 

2.  .'^2J 


11. 


. '• 

7^1 

^.M 
(>5H 


•Owing  to  fre<juent  changes  in  patterns  anonunce<l  by  manufacturers,  prices  of  individual  artic'es  of 
furniture  are  only  roughly  comparable  from  year  to  year  and  are  not  shown. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


329 


Vo.  346.— WHOLESALE  PSICES:  Indkx  Numbers 

NOTS.— Figures  in  boxes  indicate  number  of  quotations.  Bradstreet's  index  is  the  sum  of  the  prices  per 
pound  of  the  96  commodities.  Dun's  is  weighted  by  the  amount  "annually  consumed  by  eacn  inhabit- 
ant."   For  Doethod  of  computing  the  Department  of  Labor  index  see  general  note  p.  323 


[1926" 

100] 

Brad- 
street's 
index  1 

96 

Dun's 
index  1 

300 

Department  of  Labor 

Year 

All  com- 
modities 

550 

Raw  mar 
terials 

108 

Semi- 
manu- 
factured 
articles 

02 

Finished 
products 

380 

1913 

7a9 

68.9 

77.4 

93.3 

123.8 

145.2 

145.6 

14a  6 

87.2 

95.3 

103.5 

loao 

108.0 

loao 

99.4 
102.4 

613 

618 

.67.6 

80.3 

iia5 

121.9 

123.2 

129.3 

89l1 

92L3 

ioa8 
ioa9 

1016 

loao 

99.4 
103.1 

09.8 

68.1 

60.5 

85.5 

117.5 

13L3 

138.0 

1514 

97.0 

90.7 

loao 

98.1 
103.5 

loao 

95.4 
97.7 

68.8 

67.6 

67.2 

82.6 

122.6 

135.8 

145.9 

151.8 

88.3 

96.0 

98.5 

97.0 

106.7 

loao 

06l5 
09.1 

719 

7ao 

8L2 
118.3 
15a  4 
153.8 
157.9 
196.2 
96.1 
98.9 
118.6 
108.7 
105.3 

loao 

06l9 
97.4 

00.4 

1914 

07.8 

1915 

08.9 

1916 

82.3 

1917 

109.2 

1918 

1217 

1919 

i3ao 

1920 

149.8 

1921 

103.3 

1922 

06l5 

iy23 

99.2 

1924     

90.3 

1925 

loao 

192G 

loao 

1927 

915 

1928 

97.0 

1  As  of  the  end  of  the  month. 

Source:  Survey  of  Current  Business  and  Department  of  Labor. 

No.  346. — COST  OF  LIVIHa  IH  THE  UHITED  STATES:   Indbx  Nuicbkbs 

Note.— 1913  aTerage»100.  Figures  for  food  represent  51  cities;  other  figures,  19  cities  firom  1913  to  De- 
cember, 1917,  indusive,  and  32  cities  thereafter.  Totals  weighted  by  relative  importance  of  items  as 
ascertained  by  country-wide  study  of  cost  of  living 


Date 

All 
items 

Food 

Clothing 

Housing 

Fuel  and 
light 

Furni- 
ture and 
furnish- 
ings 

Misod- 
laneoQS 

December,  1914. _ 

103.0 
la*).  1 
11&3 
142.4 
1714 

177.3 
199.3 
216.5 
20a4 

18a  4 
177.3 
1713 

166.9 
166.6 
166.3 
169.5 

168  8 
169.7 
172.1 
173.2 

17a  4 
169.1 
17a  6 
172.5 

173.5 
177.9 
1718 
175.6 

173.4 
172.0 
17a  0 
171.3 

105.0 
105.0 
126.0 
157.0 
187.0 

1810 
197.0 
219.0 
178.0 

1417 
153.1 
149.9 

13a  7 
14a  7 
139.7 
146.6 

141.9 
144.3 
149.3 
15a  3 

143.7 
142.4 
146.8 
15L5 

155.0 
165.5 
159.7 
161.8 

158.5 
155.9 
152.6 
155.8 

101.0 
1017 
12a  0 
149.1 
205.3 

2115 
268.7 
287.5 
258.5 

222.6 
192.1 
1814 

175.5 
172  3 
171.3 
171.5 

1714 
1719 
176.5 
176.3 

175.8 
1712 
172.3 
17L3 

17a  6 
169.4 
168.2 
166.7 

1619 

162L9 
162.6 
161.9 

loao 

101.5 
102.3 

loai 

100.2 

1112 
125.3 
1319 
151.1 

159.0 
16a  0 
161.4 

16a  9 
16a  9 
161.1 
16L9 

162.4 
163.4 
1614 
166^5 

167.0 
168.0 
168.0 
168.2 

167.4 
167.1 
165.4 
164.2 

162.1 
16a  2 
157.6 
155.9 

101.0 
101.0 
108.4 
134.1 
147.9 

145.6 
156.8 
171.9 
1919 

181.6 
18a  7 
181.1 

175.8 
1712 
183.6 
186.4 

186.2 
18a  6 
181.3 
1810 

182.2 
177.3 
179.1 
18a  5 

176.5 
186.9 
180.7 
188.3 

18a  8 
183  2 
177.2 
18L3 

1010 

iiao 

127.8 
15a  6 
213.6 

225.1 
263.5 
292.7 
285.4 

247.7 
224.7 
218.0 

206.2 
202.9 
202.9 
208.2 

217.6 
222.2 
222  4 
2224 

221.3 
216.0 
2119 
216.0 

2113 
2113 
2ia4 
207.7 

205.2 
2016 
201.1 
199.7 

108.0 

Dw^ember.  1915 . . 

107.4 

December.  1916 

113.3 

December.  1917 

14a  6 

Decent  her.  1918, ,    --    -- 

16&8 

June.  1919 

173.3 

December.  1919      --     

19a  3 

June.  1920           

201.4 

December.  1920 

208.2 

May.  1021 

>eiiT»*mber,  1921    

30&8 
207.8 

December.  1921 

200.8 

.\J;»rch.  1922. 

303.3 

June.  1922 

201.5 

Sertfpm her,  1922.  ..... 

30L1 

December.  1922..  

aoas 

March,  1923 

3oas 

June.  1923      

2oas 

Sentember.  1923    

201.1 

December.  1923 --- 

20L7 

March,  1921 

201.1 

June.  1^24           

30L1 

September,  1924 

301.1 

December.  1924. — 

SOL  7 

June.  1925 

202.7 

December.  1925 

203.5 

June.  1926 -.. 

203.S 

Detember.  1926 

203.0 

Jun*».  1927 

2015 

Dec-ember.  1927 . 

205.1 

June,  1928 

205.5 

December.  1928    

207.1 

Source:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


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340  WAGES   AND   BOUBS   OF   LABOB 

So,  3B3. — Waobb  and  Houbs  ot  Labor,  Etc. — CoaUaued 

LUMBER 


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SLAUQHTERINO  AND  MEAT  FACSINQ 


Hfli  kilUoE— CmtlDued 


tie,  bos,  fhMP,  BDd  cull 
il«)  oil.  nusacD,  cured  u 
mea.  droppen.  iimb  cu 


inl*  bike,  c 


ic  indiutry. 
(week  J. 


thtis,  Blichbooe  brenketi,  anil  toe  pallen. 

I.  SM.— WAGES  FES  HOUR  IV   THE   COAL-HiniTe  IVDDSTBT 

racilnll;  all  mlnte  openle  on  a  tg-hnui  veeli.  htit  roDtrncl  mlatn  aod  ITwlr  Inlxireni  In 


lions.    Data  are  aol  miksled  an 

aiieiiy 

bulal 

alerv&ls,  and  i»  aralluble  aiil;  t 

rlhey 

rirsape 

"i»M 

laduf  Iry  tuiil  ocmpatloa 

\m 

im 

Induslcy  aDd  ocrupallon 

im 

ira 

Avenulf    »i.«s,    (t«Dts    per  , 
hiiur)-                                  1 

SiT  ■ 

Aierao   irajM.    (oenls   p« 
oi^^faven*.. 

814 

si:* 

cMrri'^^" i 

717 

Mlnm,  hand  or  pick  ' 

MIdmi,  machinal 

"n'- 

■  niuKl  an  hours  actuaJI]'  woiked,  iiliu  IudcQ  tim*. 
Boarx  of  Tsbla  3»  aod  3M:  Bureau  ot  Labor  SUUnica, 


Ine,  Including  luucta  tiuu  lOr  loaders  and  mlnera, 
Labn. 


WAGES  AND   HOURS   OF  IiABOR 


341 


Ho.  365.— WAGES  PEB  HOUB  AISTD  HOURS  OF  LABOR  PER  WEEK  IH  SUHBRT 

IHDUSTRIES 

Note.— The  averages  for  wages  are  weighted  according  to  the  relative  importance  of  the  different  oocapa- 
tions  in  the  industry.  Data  are  not  collected  annually,  but  at  intarvals,  and  are  available  only  for 
the  years  specified 


Year  and  industry 


1928 

Automobile  tire 

Paper  and  palp  mills: 

Pulp 

Book  paper . 

Newsprint 

Wrapping  paper.. 
Writing  paper 


1924 
Metalliferous  mines. 

1925 

Paper  box  board——. 

Potteries: 
Semivil 
Vitreous_. 


Hours, 
average 


Maks 


49.6 

S2.S 
5L4 
49.3 
52.4 
5L3 


53.0 


M.3 


8 


males 


«.0 

49.7 
51.5 
5a3 
52.7 
5L2 


53.9 


s 


Wages, 
average 


Males 


CenU 
74.1 

4^9 
52.7 
58.9 
52.8 
55.1 


55.9 


51.8 

7a5 
63.8 


Fe- 
males 


Graft    I 
46lO 

33.4 

31.9 
32.9 

aa2 

37.9 


Year  and  industry 


28.3 

38.5 
82.9 


1927 

Aluminum,  brass, 
and  copper  wares.. 

Brass  and  copper 
sheet,  rod,  tube, 
wire  and  shape 
mills 

Batteries  and  small 

motors: 

DryoeU 

Storage ... .. 

Motors  (1 H.  P.  or 

less) 

Radio  manafactura: 

Receiving  sets 

Speakers ._, 

Tubes 

Cotton  compresses.. 
Cottonseed-oU  mills . 
Cotton  gins 


Hours, 
average 


Males 


G2.2 


£3.8 


49.5 
4&6 

4&9 


48.6 
4&4 
48.9 

56.2 
70.9 
66.2 


Fe- 
males 


fi2.0 


64.7 


49.8 
49.2 

4&0 


4&3 
46.8 
48.5 


>55.9 

1 


8 


Wages, 
average 


Males 


OoUm 


57.9 


6&6 


M.1 
69.8 

612 

59.0 
55.5 
6a2 

81.6 
24.0 
29.8 


Fe- 
males 


CeniM 


86.5 


34.8 


41 


6 
2 


42.9 

8&4 

89.9 
40.7 

>13.2 
(J 


^  The  normal  or  customary  hours  of  operation  of  the  great  majority  of  the  potteries  included  in  the  study 
are  9  hours  per  day  and  54  hours  per  week.  Wwking  hours  in  a  pottery,  however,  are  more  nominal  than 
normal,  as  so  many  employees  are  pieceworkers  and  to  quite  an  extent  determine  their  own  time. 

>  All  female  woricers  were  "  Colored.'* 

'  No  females  employed  in  the  plants  covered. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 

No.  356.— WAGES  OF  COMMON  LABOR  IN  ROAD  BUUDIHG :  Cents  Per  Hour 

Note.— The  current  data  beeinning  January,  1922,  are  compiled  directly  from  Federal-aid  int>Ject  re- 
pctrts.  Earlier  data  included  reports  on  farm  lalx>r  or  other  farms  of  common  labor  closely  correlated, 
as  reported  to  the  Department  of  Agriculture  and  the  Department  of  Labor 


Year  and  month 

United 

Statra, 

average 

New 
Eng- 
land 

Middle 
Atlan- 
tic 

South 
Atlan- 
tic 

Kast 

South 

Central 

West 

South 

Central 

East 

North 

Central 

West 

North 

Central 

Moun- 
tain 

Pacific 

Monthly  average: 
lyi.5 

23 
28 
36 
41 
49 
36 
32 
38 
38 
38 
39 
39 
40 

39 
39 
40 
39 

38 
40 
43 
39 

20 
25 
31 
39 
41 
49 
38 
39 
51 
50 
46 
50 
49 
50 

51 
51 
49 
55 

51 
48 
48 
51 

20 
24 
30 
38 
41 
50 
35 
37 
45 
45 
45 
4C 
47 
44 

51 
46 
46 
46 

48 
42 
42 
44 

14 
16 
21 
27 
32 
37 
28 
21 
25 
28 
27 
30 
28 
26 

32 
29 
26 
24 

23 
26 
24 
28 

12 
13 
17 
23 
28 
32 
25 
20 
22 
24 
25 
25 
25 
26 

24 
25 
25 
24 

28 
26 
25 
26 

16 
17 
21 
28 
36 
40 
28 
24 
25 
27 
27 
27 
30 
28 

26 
26 
33 
82 

28 
30 
26 
30 

21 
24 
29 
39 
43 
^53 
85 
31 
39 
40 
87 
88 
39 
39 

39 
38 
40 
42 

41 
37 
38 
41 

25 
28 
34 
45 
53 
62 
45 
31 
34 
36 
38 
36 
38 
38 

87 
88 
88 
87 

87 
36 
89 
88 

25 
29 
36 
44 
47 
55 
46 
87 
42 
41 
44 
43 
45 
46 

42 
44 

46 
46 

42 
45 
52 
46 

26 

1916 

28 

1917 

36 

iyi8    

45 

I3I9 

52 

1920 

60 

1921  

50 

1922 

48 

1923 

54 

1924 

52 

1925 

52 

1926 

62 

1927 

68 

1923 

68 

1927 
March 

fi2 

Jun.' -..--. 

64 

September 

64 

December .... 

64 

1928 
March 

62 

June     ......... 

68 

September 

64 

December 

63 

Source:  Bureau  of  Public  Roads,  Department  of  Agrieulture. 


342 


WAGES  AND  HOCB8  OF  LABOH 


No.  367.— ^nSTDEX  NXTHBERS  OF  VWIOV  WAGE  BATES  AND  HOTTItS  07  lABOE 

KOTS.— Index  numbers  subeequent  to  1924  cover  only  the  oooupttions  listed  in  Table  8d9;  for  previous 
years  they  included  siso  the  metal  and  millwork  trades.    See  also  beadnote.  Table  &58 

[Bates  and  hours  for  191S-100.] 


Year 

Rates  of 
wages 

hour 

Full-time 

hours 

per 

week 

Rates  of 

wages  per 

week, 

full  time 

Year 

Bates  of 
wages 

hour 

Full-time 
hours 

week 

Rates  of 
waKos  j)er 

week, 
full  time 

1907     

89.7 
91.0 
91.9 
94.4 
96.0 
97.6 

loao 

101.9 
MB.8 

107.2 
114.2 

102.6 
102.1 
101.9 
101.1 
M».7 
100.3 

loao 

99.6 
99.4 
98.8 
96.4 

91.5 

92.5 

93.3 

«5.2 

96.5 

97.7 

100.0 

101.6 

102.3 

106.2 

112.4 

1 

1918 

182.7 
154. 5 
199.0 
905.3 
193.1 
210.6 
228.1 
237.9 
250.3 
259.5 
260.6 

97.0 
94.7 
98.8 
93.9 
94.4 
M.8 
93.9 
93.0 
^8 
92.4 
91.9 

129.  n 

IWJH 

1919 

117.  H 

1900                    

1920 

KS.  5 

luiu 

1921 

1U3.  3 

1911 

1922 

183.0 

1912              

1923 

l<«  r> 

1913          

1934 

214.3 

1914     

1925 

222.  3 

1915    

1936 

233.4 

1916    

1927 

240. -^ 

1917 

1928 

210.  0 

Sourc-e:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


No.  358.— INDEX  NUMBEES  OF  UNION  HOUBS  OF  LABOB  PEB  WEEK  AND 

RATES  OF  WA0E8  FEB  HODB.  BY  OCCUPATIONS 

Note.— The  figures  oover  the  prineipal  cities  of  the  I'nHed  States.  The  relative  hours  are  perrentagps 
showing  the  change  in  the  regular  full-time  woridng  hours  per  week,  account  not  Ymng  taken  of  1(kv> 
erf  timefrom  slock  work  or  other  causes  nor  of  overtime  work.  The  relative  wages  are  tMTcentagt>r;  whicii 
indicate  the  change  in  wages  per  hour.  The  figures  are  based  on  the  scale  prevailing  May  15  e;u  h  ycir. 
For  al>solute  hourly  wage  rates  for  the  same  and  other  octiipatioiM^,  see  Table  359.  Data  for  the  nKiul 
and  millwork  trades  fur  1924  and  earlier  years  may  l>e  found  in  previous  issues  of  this  publication 

1191S-1M] 


Hours 
week 

Wages 

per 

hour 

nours 

per 

week 

Wages 
-hour 

Hours  Wanes 

per       pt^r 

week     hour 

Hours 
week 

Wages 

per 
hour 

Hours;  Wages 

per       per 

week     hour 

Houni 

pT 

week 

W:i>jvS 

per 

hour 

Tear 

Bakers 

Building  trades 

Ceme 
ishers' 

Bricklayers 

Building 
laborers 

Carpenters 

Cement  fln- 
isherv 

nt  Pn- 
helptTS 

1910 

109.1 

loao 

98.1 
96.0 
89.9 
90.3 
90.2 
90. 1 
89.7 
90.5 
90.2 
89.6 

85.8 

loao 

107.0 
142.2 
364.0 
278.7 
276.0 
383.5 
298.4 
2n.2 
286.8 
285.9 

loao 
loao 

99.3 
98.9 
96.7 
98.7 
98.6 
98.6 
98.5 
98.5 
98.1 
98.0 

96.7 

loao 

108.8 
115.4 
174.7 
172.7 
191.1 
202.2 
213.4 
226.4 
231.9 
233.9 

loao 

100.0 
99.2 
97.7 
M.8 
94.7 
94.7 
94.4 
94.fi 
94.7 
94.9 
94.8 

94.6 
100.0 
106.1 
137.4 
225.9 
227.7 
218.1 
342.4 
231.6 
264.9 
2.W.8 
257.0 

ioa7 

100.0 
09.4 
98.5 
98.5 
98.4 
98.8 
98.8 
98.8 
98.8 
98.8 
98.2 

96.1 

loao 

10&8 
126.1 

m.8 

197.8 
204.0 
218.3 
222.8 
238.4 
246.7 
247.5 

102.1 

loao 

97.9 
96.2 
95.0 
95.0 
95.0 
95.0 
04.7 
04.7 
94.4 
93.8 

94.2 
100.0 
103.0 
120.3 
182.9 
188.4 
191.3 
211.4 
212.6 
220.9 
236.8 
234. 6 

100.1 
100.0 
99.0 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 

93.2 

1913 

10*).  0 

1916 

101. .') 

1918 

123. « 

1920 

1921 

22o.9 
22G.2 

l9Zi 

223.4 

1924 

1925 

2 IS  3 
2tn).  s 

1926 

2'<H  i) 

1927 

21*  1  1 

192S 

2^1. '.> 

Kuildinit  trades— Coi 

itinued 

EnKineers. 

port  able  and 

hoisting 

Hod  carriers 

In.«;ide  wire- 
mou 

Lathers 

Marble  set- 
tors 

I'aix 

101.3 
400.0 
99.1 
97.7 
94.7 
917 
95.1 
05.0 

9&a 

04.0 
W.5 
92.0 

Iters 

1910 

101.2 
100.0 
96.7 
96.6 
98.1 
98.0 
98.1 
98.0 
97.9 
98.0 
98.0 
08.0 

97.2 
100.0 
104.9 
13a  6 
232.4 
237.8 
215.4 
234.9 
251.6 
273.8 
280.4 
280.7 

100.8 
100.0 
98.4 
97.  S 
96.3 
96.2 
96.2 
96.3 
96.2 
96.1 
96.2 
95.7 

100.0 
107.2 
127.0 
192.0 
201.9 
197.1 
220.5 
232.4 
244.6 
254.9 
257.2 

160.6 
99.5 
99.0 
98.1 
98.1 
96.4 
98.3 
97.9 
97.6 
97.3 
96.7 

100.0 
106.0 
119.1 
188.9 
192.1 
199.3 
215.1 
234.5 
340.6 
25a3 
351. 0 

j 
100.  5       02  F, 

'J2  0 

191S 

"166.0 
9.89 
96.  S 
95.8 
96.3 

'    95.6 
9.^9 
96.1 
97.7 
96.6 

100.0 
103.5 
128.8 
178.6 
178.2 
185.5 
197.2 
206.7 
217.2 
2M.2 
233.5 

100.0 
99.6 
99.5 
90.1 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.2 
99.1 
99.1 

109.0 
102.4 
107.9 
IMA 
lfX).G 
17K.0 
186.1 
190.0 
212.3 
217.0 

21s.  0 

KM)  1) 

lM\f^ 

191H 

192<) 

ly-ji 

1923 

1924 

113.2 
12«  4 
206.0 
212.  •% 
21s.  7 
330.  ', 

iV2^ 

1926 

1927 

1928 

243.1 
257.5 
366.2 
270.  S 

WAGES   AND   HOURS   OF  LABOR 


343 


Ho.  358^ 


-Index  Nuiibebs  of  Uniozt  Houbs  of  Labob  feb  Week  and  Rates 
OF  Wages  pbb  Houb^  bt  OccupA'noN»— CoDtinaed 


Hoars 
per 

WMk 

WagestHoars 

per       p« 

boor    week 

Wages  Hours 
hour     week 

Wages  Hours:  Wages'H oars 

per       per       per       per 

boor     week     Immv     week 

Wages  Hours  Wages 

per       per       per 

boor     week     bour 

Year 

Baflding  trades— Continaed 

FlastcRrs 

Plasterers' 
laborers 

Plnmbers  and 
gas  fitters 

Sbeet-metal 
workers 

Steam 
fltteo 

• 

Stonamnons 

1010 

loae 
loao 

9^4 
96.0 
97.9 
97.5 
9S.1 
98.2 
97.9 
95.1 
W.7 
93.9 

96.6 

loao 

104.7 
113.5 
17a  7 
18a  5 
193.2 
21&1 
2T9. 8 
2^  I 
241.0 
311.6 

loae 
loao 

99.1 
99.0 
96.6 
96.3 
96.4 
96.3 
96.1 
94.9 
94.9 
95.1 

96.4 
100.0 
IOSlO 
129.3 
213.5 
219.1 
212  0 
227.8 
243.1 
257.2 
290.7 
264.1 

101.1 

loao 

99.1 
96.2 
97.9 
97.8 
97.7 
97.7 
97.7 
97.7 
97.0 
97.5 

90.9 

loao 

103.0 
117.5 
172.1 
161.1 
185.  C 
TOLA 
206.6 
222.7 
227.2 
232L1 

101.7 

loao 

99.3 
98.2 
97.5 
97.1 
97.1 
97.1 
97.1 
97.1 
90.8 
9L5 

91.0 

loao 

106.9 

13a  6 

193.2 
2UE2.3 
201.9 
221.7 
229.3 
244.6 
2S2L2 
347. 4 

101.3 

loao 
9a5 

97.4 
97.3 
97.0 
97.0 
97.0 
97.0 
96.9 
06.8 
96.6 

9L9 

loao 

106.2 
12a  6 
178.6 
171.3 
175.6 
201.5 
212  2 
229.7 
236.2 
239.5 

ioa6 
loao 

99.7 
99.6 
99.0 
99.2 
99.2 
96.9 
96.9 
99.1 
96.9 
96.8 

94.7 

ll»t^ 

loao 

I'Jlrt 

10&5 

191.S 

]920 

1921 

120.4 
166.1 
193.0 

192S 

212  5 

1924 

32S.2 

I!»2r 

229.5 

192ft 

25S.1 

1027 

256.0 

1928 

299.3 

BnfldiDg  tr 

ades— Cont. 

Chauflleiirs 

Teamalers 
aoddriTKS 

Longsbore- 
mea 

Qranite 

Stmctorai- 
irun  w<»'ker8 

TUe  layers 

cutters 

1»70 

101.7 

loao 

99.5 
98.9 
96.7 
9Bw7 
96.8 
98.7 
98.8 
96w7 
96.7 
96.7 

92.7 
100.0 

103.6 
126.5 
179.4 
184.0 
178.4 
202.5 
204.5 
21S.5 
235.5 
236.7 

( 

1 

1 

10L8 
HELO 

ioa3 
ioa2 
ioa2 
loai 

99.8 
100  2 
100.2 

loao 
ioa2 
ioa2 

93.7 

l'M3 

loao 

99.1 
98.8 
98.2 
98.3 
98.4 
98.4 
98.4 
96.4 
96.3 
96.0 

loao 

108.6 
110.8 
162.6 
161.9 
174.0 
197.5 
202.3 
2l2w0 
22L9 
22L8 

loao 

96.8 
94.0 
67.2 
87.5 
88.6 
60l1 
87.7 
85.1 
83.8 
M.0 

laao 

106.1 
13a  9 

2oai 

2U2.5 
197.7 

7m  6 

223.5 
226.3 
3(2.1 
213.2 

'ioao 

98.8 
96.6 
9a4 
68.2 
69.3 
89.5 
88.2 
89.0 
86.3 
88.2 

HMXO 
106.9 
133.2 
215.4 
223.0 
324.9 
314.7 
254.3 
2S«.6 
36^.1 
277.1 

MAO 
99.9 
93.3 
76.7 
76^6 
81.6 
81.6 
77.5 
76.7 
76.7 
75.6 

loao 

116.5 
149.0 
233.5 
236.8 
209.2 
238.5 
239.9 
342.0 
236.7 
246.6 

laoto 

1M6 

106.2 

19lN 

1301 

lUM 

1921.. 

1923 

1924 

160.5 
309.0 
212  7 
2112 

lOi'. 

216.8 

192»>.. 

2411 

1927 

2426 

345.3 

PriDi 

ting  and  poblis 

hing:  Book  an< 

Ijob 

Bookbinders 

Compnsiteis 

Electro- 
typers 

Machine 
operators 

Press  assist- 
ants and 
feeders 

Pressmen, 
cylinder 

1010 

100.3 

100.0 

100.0 

100.0 

100.0 

94.7 

93.4 

03.! 

95.1 

loao 

102.0 
121.  G 
204.0 
220.1 
224.0 

^  2:a.9 

100.1 
100.0 
loao 

100.0 
100.0 
913 
91.4 
91.7 
91.7 
91.7 
91.7 
91.7 

94.1 
100.0 
105.3 
118.6 
19a  6 
219.6 
228.5 
238.5 
237.4 
2«LI 
246.6 
250.1 

100.8 
100.0 
99.7 
9fr.6 
99.5 
96.5 
95.9 
95.7 
96l6 
96.6 
96.6 
96.6 

9L5 

loao 

109.8 
119.1 
195.5 
223wl 
241.0 
25a6 

2m.  7 

252.2 
256.2 
257.1 

loas 
loao 
loai 
loai 

lOJLl 

93.9 
92.2 
91.8 
92.2 
92.0 
92.2 
92.0 

93.9 

loao 

101.6 
112.5 
174.6 
20a6 
303.8 
312.9 
211.7 
215.2 
233.0 
234.6 

ioa2 
loao 
loao 
loao 

9d.9 
912 
92.5 
92.7 
92.4 
92.3 
92.2 
92.2 

924 

loao 

1015 
128  8 
227.7 
245.6 
266.2 
288.6 
376.6 
281.9 
285.3 
287.0 

loao 
loao 
loao 
loao 
loao 

015 
03.0 
93.1 
920 
924 
924 
923 

05.4 

V*l.'- 

I9!r, 

l9l^ 

loao 

108.7 
117.2 

1«2«« 

1615 

!'.»2-     . 
iJXi 

205.5 
216.7 

192 « 

223.1 

rrj: 

93.3     2»t« 

225.9 

i'O. 

9.^2 
93.0 
93. « 

24a  s 
24C.0 
2ii.  8 

230.5 

ICTT.. 

230.0 

I&2S-. 

2327 

Prmting  and 

pablL>hine: 

Book  and 

job— Con. 

Printing  ao 

td  publishing: 

tCewspaper 

1 

1 

Pressmen, 
platen 

Compositors, 

daywork 

Machine 

operators, 

daywork 

Maeblne 

tenders. 

(machinists), 

daywork 

Pressmen, 

web  presses, 
daywork 

Stereotypers, 
daywork 

roo 

99.8 
lO'j.O 

loao 

100.0 
90.9 
94.7 
92.9 
93.1 
93.1 
92.3 
92.3 
92.5 

94.9 
100.0 
K^.  1 
120.4 
200.4 
231.7 
23.'>  « 
242.9 
244.3 
255.8 
258.3 
253.9 

I0nL4 
100.0 
99.6 
91>.6 
99.9 
99.5 

ioa« 

99.7 
99.4 
99.3 
99.3 
96.9 

92.7 

loao 

102.3 

iiao 
i6a7 

174.9 
177.9 
189.0 
193.7 
196.7 
201.8 
206.6 

ioa5 

100.0 
99.2 
99.3 
99.5 
99.2 

100l3 
99.1 
99.0 
9S.9 
98.5 
96.2 

»4.8 
lOf)  0 
102.7 

nai 

167.5 
175.5 
IMLl 
193.4 
198.0 
201.6 
208.9 
213.8 

100.3 
100.0 

loao 

99.9 
101.1 

loao 
ioa.3 

100.5 
100.0 

ioa3 

99.9 
99.9 

95.5 

loao 

102  0 
113.1 
160.5 
184.1 
182.4 
199.4 
208.2 
212  2 
223.3 
2219 

ioa5 
loao 

99.8 
99.8 
99.9 
98.1 
99.9 
99.8 
99.6 
99.6 
99.1 
99.5 

921 

1913 

rr.r, 

100  0 
99.7 
99.7 
99.6 
99.3 

100  5 
99.9 

100.3 

ioa2 

100.1 
100.0 

100.0 
101.3 
106.1 
171.7 
17S.5 

18a  9 

191.5 
185.3 
185.2 
194.5 
196.4 

loao 

102.4 

Vrjfi 

r»2i 

lOt^.4 

14^.8 
173.9 

i-ei 

1719 

1924 

180.4 

192:) 

1925 

1^.  "J 
188.  t 

1927 

191.0 

1»28 

191.0 

Source:  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistlos,  Department  of  Labor. 


1  Dmsben  In  Ibc  prlndpal 


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BBken 

AsbesUis  norkos 

Brtddayfrs 

Sever,  tuDDBj,  tnd  calaaoD. 
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Parqui^-DMir  lty«a 

vniairsnd  bridge 

Cffmeot  flnlshpTT.,, 

Cement  fluftlircs'  bslpera 

Com  portion  roofcrs. 

Com  portion  toolat'  balp«n. 

Elenktor  ooDsImctan 

EleTBtor  conelruclotB"  beli>- 

Jadnw.     pMtabls     uid 

balMtDg. 

Olujm. 

Hod  cutlen 

tnsldawlremM! 

Future  bangen 

THne-»Mk."~": II I 

Mart.le  wtters. 

Mosaic  und  Unsuo  VMlcera. 

Buitalo(. 

6J£!!?;j:iz:ii::i;iiiizii: 

PlMi«iBs''^h«imCniIIl.lII 

Fbunbeniad  (BiQtUn 

PlnmheT!' Uborerj 

BIwct-meMl  iroikara...^ 

8hlp  mrpenlen 

Blateimd  Hie  raoftn 

Elsam  and  gpHnklar  tUMrs... 
6mm  BDd  tptinkli^  fliMn' 


BInieliinl-lraii  vokoi 

riDiilun. 

TUIibcn' lidpoi . ..  . .      . 

Tl!e!a>tr>-"i5pmII"!r!IIII 
ATeraxF,    baildlng 


cos 

taoB 

1.601 

\ 

1.311 

litsa 

1.317 

S 

l.OM 
LU3 

SOS 

1.033 

llsi3 
l.OM 

1 

079 

1.3SS 
1,JU« 

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730 

168 
673 

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: 

108 
130 

1.349 

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1 

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1.409 
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1.330 

1 

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LS3i 

SOT 

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1.4M 

1,430 

1 

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ore 

1.3B 

Bookbinders... 


Hbchine  tandmObidilnlMa) . 

Miehlnin  oparaUn 

PhotcMDmvon 

Press  udatacU  and  Eneden. . 


'eraae,  nrlntlng  aod 
lObUuiiiiE,  book  sod 


Nlghln 
MuSlOB 


Ms^l 


ilsin  openlon^ 

Dsy  wort 

Nlghlwork 

Pholoragnven: 

Nlgblworklllllirit 
PreaKueo,  veb  vnetei 


StfreoCypoi: 
Kl«ht  work"' 


Arerajee,  pilDtli 
pobluhutE, 


QlBnUf  CUIMM, 

SUmecuWen 

Laundry  worken... 


<  Rata  per  1,000  enu. 


EHPLOTUENT   AND    PAT    ROLL 


345 


— IndeiM  bu»il  en  menthlr  ■ 
.ps  shDwD  <n  Table  sa  and  are  be 
Aj  3.230.000  penoDS.    Indciea  » 


ant*  1IM=I00.  FUtlstio  cotm  H  iniliutriFs  comprisiiic  Ub  13 
edoD  reports  from  Dparly  ]2.000flitsb]lahmentAompioyLn^apprtai- 
I  mifhud  kccndliis  lo  leltUve  inipnuim  ol  iudiuuks  utcbided. 


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ilir    M«)' 

June  i  July 

Am- 

8epU 

aa-lN... 

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Yew 

,o.n,™.. 

ICO.  4 
ID^O 

lotr 
I0O.S 

1 

1M.T 

11 

1 

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1! 

«:? 

1 

1 

W.3 

Is 

109.0 
too:  J 

iii 

Is  Is 

10«.8    lOS.l 
K.  t     91. 4 
10U.4    10O.4 

lOifl    sfto 

S8.B 

no 

9&.S 

iae.3 

v;.3 

M.8 
B3.B 
W-9 

WO 
93,0 

W.4 

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1£I:::::; ; 

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AS 

lOt.3 

Souroa^  BurMO  of  Labor  Statistics.  DcpaitnUDt  of  Labo. 

Ho.  381.— HAirtTFACTtnLniG  ESTABLISHHEHTS :  Average  PERCENTAaa  or 
FuLb  Force  Emploved  and  of  Full  Tiub  Active,  Opbratinq  Establish* 
ME.VTa  O.SLI 

KCTE.— SWIsIici  cover  the  same  iadiutries  as  Table  3^,  but  tbe  laports  are  somawhat  las  ixHii[iMa 
eovaiiiE  lunally  about  8,000  establishments.    Daia  wan  not  ooUeded  prior  to  Maicb,  ItU 


,  Jaa. 


iIa,-,,Aw.    -V^J.Ji 


;    Jul) 


SepL    Oct.    Noi 


mS^ulftarci 


Irmite  r»n*ni»(i  o(  liiu  I 


6ourc«:  Dansu  ot  Labor  : 


si  emplDymaDt  Scum 


IHoDlhly  annce  inC^lODI 


IBM 

UeiKuiber 

IIB9 
March 


346 


EMPLOTBCENT  AND   PAT  ROLIi 


Wq,  862. — Emplotmsnt  and  Pat*Roll  Indexss  in  MANurACTURiNO  Estab- 
lishments:  Bt  Geografhig  Divisions— Continued 


Year  and  month 


1926 

March 

June 

Sopcember.. 
December... 

1927 

January 

February 

March 

Aiml 

May 

June 

JiOy 

August 

Septembor... 

(>cto»)er 

November... 
December... 

1923 

January 

February 

March 

Auril 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September.. 

November 

December... 


1924 

June 

September. .. 
December... 

1925 

March 

June 

September . . 
December... 

1926 

March 

June 

S^PMmbeir... 
December... 

1927 

Jaaunry 

Felmniry 

March 

April 

Miy 

June 

July     . 

August 

September... 

Octof>€r 

November... 
December... 

1928 

JanuHry 

Febniary 

M  urcn 

Ai>ril 

May 

June 

July 

Aofust 

September. 

OttoJier 

Nor  ember... 
Daeiinber... 


New 

Middle 

Eaet 

Weet 

Sonth 

Eaet 

West 

Eng. 
limd 

AilSD- 

North 

North 

Atlan- 

South 

South 

tlc 

Central 

Central 

tie 

Central 

Ceatral 

Moon- 
tain 


Padflc 


Employment— Continued 


1014 
98.4 
90.1 
99.5 

98.0 
99.8 
99.4 
9I«.0 
96.8 
95.3 
94.0 
93.4 
95.5 
95.2 
98.8 
92.0 

91.4 
92.1 
90.9 
80.4 
86.8 
85i8 
8&8 
8A.0 
8S.0 

9a7 

9L3 
91.6 


102.1 

103.6 

09.0 

102.1 

102.8 

06.8 

05.6 

99.2 

09.9 

100.1 

08.1 

08.6 

100.5 

103.1 

00.7 

loao 

102.0 

loao 

08.7 

101.2 

103.4 

08.0 

Oil 

0&2 

10L4 

07.2 

09.8 

100.4 

06.8 

03.1 

06.3 

loao 

04.0 

97.0 

07.5 

07.8 

97.4 

06.8 

102.1 

06.0 

OH.  6 

012 

97.8 

00.0 

06.6 

102.0 

06.4 

07.4 

03.0 

06.1 

09.1 

06.5 

103.1 

017 

06.3 

013 

04.6 

08.0 

07.3 

101.5 

03.3 

04.8 

07.3 

010 

07.7 

00.5 

loao 

98.0 

010 

00.0 

02.5 

014 

08.6 

90.8 

01.2 

99.1 

100.7 

02.5 

05i7 

96.0 

00.3 

91* 

99.9 

00.3 

93.6 

04.5 

08.0 

10L8 

02:6 

05.3 

9H.2 

03.4 

03.8 

08.2 

101.5 

98.2 

99.6 

06.6 

91.8 

oa7 

910 

100.8 

91.9 

92:2 

07.5 

00.6 

0L5 

03.3 

00.0 

92.0 

oa8 

03.4 

88.7 

03.3 

02.6 

oa2 

90.0 

80.2 

88.6 

80.2 

07.8 

06.5 

08.5 

02.0 

80.4 

89.2 

80.4 

lOOLl 

010 

loao 

0L8 

80L6 

9ao 

88.4 

ioa4 

0&5 

08.4 

92.0 

80.3 

01.2 

88.2 

102.4 

oa2 

06.6 

9a4 

88.8 

Oil 

88. 3 

102.7 

98.7 

06.5 

90.0 

89.0 

97.2 

87.4 

102.1 

07.4 

04.2 

8flL8 

oao 

07.0 

87.0 

105.8 

07.2 

0&8 

80.0 

oao 

07.0 

80.4 

107.5 

07.1 

98.2 

00.8 

02.1 

07.6 

01.0 

107.5 

97.6 

98.7 

oa3 

01.0 

98.0 

01.1 

104.1 

9.19 

99.7 

01.3 

92.3 

07.0 

91.1 

1012 

06.1 

99.0 

01.3 

90.2 

05.3 

Pay -roll  totals 


02.6 

91.0 

83.4 

06.0 

85.0 

8a  2 

04.0 

98.2 

00.8 

82.7 

05.7 

813 

8a  3 

05.3 

10L7 

07.5 

88L2 

08.7 

02.0 

99.6 

00.0 

105.2 

101.3 

08.3 

09.6 

07.6 

102.0 

101.1 

0&3 

05.1 

07.0 

99.8 

01.2 

07.6 

04.1 

98.4 

93.8 

06.3 

98.0 

9ao 

07.8 

05.1 

ioa.0 

102.4 

1018 

ioa6 

103.4 

106.4 

10L5 

100.7 

103.2 

100.5 

100  4 

103.1 

103.8 

07.0 

07.4 

00.6 

100.2 

102.2 

07.4 

08.7 

ioa5 

08.2 

00.4 

09.4 

101.2 

0O6 

07.0 

ioa8 

loai 

ioa4 

02.1 

96.4 

1010 

09.3 

102.0 

08.5 

96.0 

817 

92,1 

98.7 

93.6 

98.1 

lOLS 

08L4 

9a2 

06.5 

103.4 

98.1 

lOLO 

101.5 

09i8 

102L0 

06.5 

1011 

9&1 

100.3 

07.6 

07.3 

103.4 

07.3 

lOf.4 

06.4 

0S.6 

9&2 

0&4 

108. 2 

oao 

102.0 

018 

09.8 

96.0 

Oil 

07.4 

09.0 

loas 

03.7 

08.5 

99.6 

80.8 

01.2 

07.3 

06.0 

89.6 

05.0 

94.2 

01.8 

oa5 

oa4 

07.5 

01.8 

96.8 

96.7 

02.3 

01.7 

06.8 

00.9 

91.8 

9\0 

918 

02L4 

94.4 

98.1 

lOLl 

93.3 

07.9 

01.4 

80.7 

88.7 

98.0 

00.2 

oao 

04.6 

02.0 

oao 

02.3 

02.1 

99.4 

01.1 

917 

oai 

86.8 

oa2 

oas 

017 

86.0 

02.0 

01.6 

80.8 

103L4 

95.8 

98-0 
W,5 

92.4 

93.5 

9a2 

oao 

105.4 

97.4 

91.9 

98.0 

88.0 

87.4 

1019 

96.1 

06.2 

021 

02.3 

86.0 

88.8 

1(»7.3 

07.3 

06.4 

00.5 

01.0 

86.1 

8ao 

106.7 

100.5 

05.0 

89.3 

01.0 

86.4 

86.2 

102.3 

07.4 

01.0 

85.4 

02.0 

85.8 

88.5 

100.8 

9K2 

95.7 

89.0 

05.1 

90.5 

80.8 

ioa7 

07.0 

07.1 

88.3 

05.4 

92.9 

98.4 

1118 

00.5 

ioa7 

89.0 

07.0 

91.6 

02.1 

107.2 

02.2 

100.7 

oa2 

06.3 

95.3 

98.5 

106.7 

04.0 

loao 

98.0 

06.3 

106.6 

100.2 

01.5 

08.G 
105.0 

08.3 
102.3 

07.2 
104.3 
lOLO 
102.6 

97.2 

07.6 

97.6 

0H.5 

101.6 

102.1 

l^.-'i 

W.  8 

07.9 

07.8 

00.0 

0L2 

00.3 
91.3 
911 
06.9 
07.8 
09.8 
9K8 
98.7 

loai 

1Q2L6 

loao 

08.7 


06.  .'5 
102.5 
101.8 

07.8 

Oil 
013 
97.0 
OK.  2 
00.9 
10L7 

ioa7 

lOLO 

ioa7 
ioa3 

07.7 
94.6 

oa4 

OLl 

oao 

07.1 
08.6 

97.8 

09.7 

10L5 

ioa4 

97.9 
95.5 


102.6 
0^1.8 
01.4 

ais 

102.3 
09.9 
08.4 

07.2 
IW.  0 
101.2 

09.0 

OLO 

05.2 

00.0 

100.4 

103.4 

101. 0 

09.0 

Kri.  I 

loa.*) 

102.9 
W.  1 
07.0 

80.8 

92.7 

96.6 

Mi.  2 

102.1 

10L8 

0a4 

101.5 

101.6 

102.4 

08L7 

oao 


9ouroe:  Bueaa  of  Labor  Btatlatioi,  DopwtiiMiit  of  L«bor. 


KHnxmSNT  AND   PAT   BOUi 


*p(ehwJ  srtiirdini  to  k 


.    SnalsDTBlik  M 


Pay      Em. 
ran     1^3-11 


f^Ml    Ottlti  IDPla 


9  «  '  101 T     IMl  3 

«.  3  I  lot  a  <   '»'  - 
a.  I    loas 
a.1 1 1M.1 


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n.O'   ue.8'   na.s 


"*"-'— "'"Mfi.T 


348 

Ho.  864.- 


EMPLOTMENl'  AND  PAT  BOUi 


IT  group  tolala  see  Tables 


Employm^t 

Pny^oll  Into  13 

Industry 

im 

ItH 

mi 

IM 

IKJ 

im 

■m  1  I«M 

ItU  1  lOM 

I»M    IMS 

IMduidfciDdndpndtuu: 

SluiCliUrlne    Bud    mot 

MB.\ 
Bfti 

|1 

102,1 

mi 

imo 

115-3 

100,  a 

lU.I 

IM.I 
SB,fi 

M.I 

&] 

118.  a 
ta.0 

lOB-i 

IK.7 

txi.» 

101.2 

1D&: 
ia«,r 

loi; 

1U0.3 

iffi.] 
lint 

90.0 

ez.0 

tH.l 
113.^ 

oai 

.S! 

ioa< 

«; 

»: 

104.2 
fO-O 

W.< 

W," 
90.2 

1M.0 

101,2 
M,3 

wl; 

87.0 
03.1 

ML] 
BILO 
91.8 

lO&l 

'!?! 

ioe.2 
iiai 

B7.n 
oas 

B1.I 

et, 
«■■ 

iai!i 
vs.: 

1 

101.7 

loa,! 
117,: 

07.1 

93.: 

loa: 
m,< 

lozi 

98.7 
H! 

»i- 
07.; 

0*1 

K.\ 
Oil 

luoii 

M.O 

mz 

«(i 
imn 

oa-ft 

Mil 
Itti: 

100.0 
loai 
loai 

oai 

oo.i 
oao 

oao 

ioa< 

lOftl 
lOOl 

looo 

loai 
iao:i 

loai 

loai 

loao 

loan 

100,0 
10O( 

Si 

iou( 

i<n.( 

luai 

loan 
loai 

3001 

100.0 

100.0 
luaa 

ii»( 

BIB 
BB.fl 
M.0 

eo.: 

9&t 
10S.I 

90.; 
iCB.; 

»i\ 

88.1 

|! 

97.; 

1(0.1 

100.1 

MJ 

M.: 

w: 

TS!' 
100. 1 

OO' 

01.  1 

05.; 
oao 

101. 0 

BO.S 
02,1 

10S.4 
03.5 

oao 

05.0 
013 

83.2 
87.9 

88.8 
H.1 

a&7 
89,5 

:? 

MOI 

05.: 

i 

82,1 

118.4 
107.1 

iio!i 

10t( 
123.5 

,|S 

99,9 
138.4 

laii 
07.  a 

0S.9 

iia? 

102,0 
S8.5 

BH.0 

100.  a 

Xi 

M.1 
107,0 

97. « 

Mis 

o«,e 

91.  B 
102.1 

11 

02.0 
lOUl 
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108.  a 
lln.1 

120.0 

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10).  0 

B0!| 
03.1 

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1: 

05,3 
91,8 

Si 

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EMPLOYMENT  ANB   PAY  BOLL 


349 


Vo.  865.— IHDEXS8  OF  FACTOBY  EXPLOYMSHT  IH  SPECIFIED  STATES 

[Indttx  nnmlMn  for  aU  Stataa  relAtiTe  to  198S  monthly  avoraffo  m  100,  except  Mamehwetti  whkk  is 

reletiTe  to  1919-192S  aTorage  aa  100] 


Employees 

on  pay] 

roU 

Amoant  of  pay  roO 

Year  and  month 

Massa- 
chu- 
setts! 

New 
York* 

New 
Jersey* 

Penn- 
sylva- 
nia* 

Till- 
nois< 

Wis- 
con- 
sin* 

New 
York* 

New 
Jersey* 

Penn- 
sylva- 
nia* 

Wis- 
con- 
sin* 

Monthly  average: 
1919 

109.2 

106.4 

88.6 

93.7 

102.1 

9a2 

9a5 
92.1 
87.6 
78.1 

106.1 
102.4 

ioa8 

97.3 

05.4 
85.3 
88.0 
9L7 

92.6 
87.1 

9ai 

92.4 

95.4 
89.4 
92.4 
91.3 

9a7 
92.3 

91.4 
89.3 
87.7 
85.9 
83.9 
85.9 
87.1 
87.4 
86.2 
83.0 

82.3 
83.3 
82.1 
80.4 
75.4 
73.6 
72.9 
74.2 
7o.6 
78.3 
79.3 
78.9 

103.5 

107.4 

83  9 

9a3 

loao 

,91.2 
'9a5 

9a7 

87.0 
83.5 

102.6 

loas 

99.1 
97.8 

98.0 
88.4 
88.4 
9a2 

92.3 

88.7 
90. 3 
93.2 

93.3 
89.7 
9a4 
89.4 

87.7 

88.8 

89.3 

88.1 

86.8' 

86.6 

85.1 

85.7 

87.5 

87.6 

85.9 

84.4 

82.6 
83.5 
83.9 
82.9 
82.0 
82.2 
81.5 
82.5 
84.3 
86.0 
8.S.8 
85.3 

• 

89.3 

lia9 

79.2 

83.1 

loao 

92.7 
98.9 
96.6 
03.6 
9a3 

101.2 

102.6 

99.8 

ioa5 

10L3 
88.3 
91.0 
93.5 

96.4 
9L0 
03.0 
99.4 

99.5 
95.5 
97.3 
96.7 

95.1 
96.0 
97.6 
913 
92.9 
92.7 
90.4 
92.2 
95.0 
912 
9a7 
91.7 

88.6 
89.4 
91.3 
87.6 
87.8 
89.0 
87.2 
89.0 
92.0 
94.0 
93.5 
94.3 

1920 

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ly21 

•86.5 
9a6 
100.0 
91.6 
•    8a  7 
91.7 
86.3 
817 

10L6 

103.0 

98.7 

97.6 

98.0 
9L2 
88.0 

8a4 

89.6 
87.4 
88.5 
9a3 

02L1 
91.5 
93.2 
90.3 

88.6 
89.1 
88.9 
88.3 
87.8 
87.5 
84.3 
85.5 
85.3 
85  3 
83.2 
82.2 

8a5 

82.7 
83.7 
82.6 
83.2 
85.1 
83.4 
8,'>.6 
86.8 
86.9 
87.3 
88.1 

100.0 
95.1 
99.3 
99.5 
918 
912 

ioa4 
loao 

99.0 
97.2 

101.7 
9a4 
92.3 
916 

97.7 

99.4 

100,7 

ioa4 

101.3 
98.4 

ioa6 

913 

03.5 
96.2 
96.9 
95.1 
93.4 
911 
97.1 
98.7 
95  9 
94.9 
90.9 
9a7 

9a3 

92.1 
92.6 
91.8 
91.8 
92.9 
96.8 
97.9 
97.1 
97.0 
95.7 
918 

1922 

iy23 

100.0 

9a4 
9ai 

95.6 
95.5 
92.1 

1015 

101.7 

96.9 

95.8 

95.2 
88.5 
87.8 
9a5 

88.5 
86.7 
92.5 
96.9 

95.2 
90.3 

loao 
loai 

99.5 
9I>.2 
98.9 
97.0 
94.4 
94.1 
93.0 
93.4 
94.8 
94.7 
93.9 
93.3 

91.2 
90.7 
90.2 
89.6 
90.0 
89.9 
89.8 
90.7 
94.1 
94.6 
96.8 
97.9 

loao 

88.0 
91.0 
92.0 
85.6 
8a7 

loas 

101.2 

10L6 

96.8 

94.5 
85.8 
84.9 
89.6 

92.5 
9a4 
9a2 
92.5 

92.7 
90.7 
93.0 
91.1 

89.1 
89.3 
89.5 
86.9 
87.0 
85.6 
84.1 
83.9 
83.8 
83.6 
83.0 
81.2 

80.2 
81.6 
81.6 
80.0 

8ao 

8a2 
78.8 

8a8 

81.4 
81.6 
81.5 
80.4 

loao 
9ao 
9a7 

101.2 
103.6 

ioa7 

10S.1 

106.3 

915 

07.4 

96.6 
88.6 
87.0 
9L0 

89.3 
87.7 

9ao 
loao 

98.0 

96.1 

106.0 

iia7 

106.8 
108.8 
108.4 
106.1 
102.4 
102.8 
98.0 
101.4 
102.1 
102.4 

ioa4 

103.3 

98.4 

99.6 

98.7 

96.4 

98.0 

98.2 

96.1 

96.5 

102.3 

105.  1 

106.8 

109.9 

loao 

86.2 
89.5 
93.4 
87.2 
82.8 

09.7 
105.4 
101.2 

00.2 

05.2 

sas 

79.7 
91.1 

02.4 
87.4 
85.2 
917 

96.7 
98.0 
92.7 
95,5 

9a2 
912 
910 
91.6 
89.4 
87.3 
81.1 
818 
82.9 
84.7 
83.6 
82.7 

78.0 
85.4 
817 
70.7 
83.0 
82.6 
76.2 
83.1 
82.0 
87.0 
810 
816 

loao 

1924 

07.1 

1925 

105.0 

1926 

106.8 

1927 

101.4 

1928 

102.4 

1923 
March 

07.1 

June . 

101 1 

Septembtf 

10L2 

I>eoember 

'    98.6 

1924 
March 

107.1 

June 

oa2 

September 

02.1 

December 

09.1 

1925 
March.. 

103L6 

June 

10Sl8 

September 

10IL4 

December 

IIS.1 

1926 
March 

112. 3 

June 

107.3 

Septemt»er 

106.3 

December 

07.0 

1927 
January 

96.0 

February 

1017 

March 

1012 

AiTil 

lOOLO 

May 

00.4 

June 

102.2 

JuJv 

08.1 

AUFU5t 

106.0 

September 

101-7 

Octobo" 

ioa6 

Noveml)er 

00.6 

Decemljer 

00.6 

1928 
January 

8&0 

February 

00.1 

March 

106u7 

April... 

97.6 

Mav 

00.0 

June 

1018 

Julv.. 

96.7 

August 

108L7 

SepteniF>€r 

100^5 

Octo!»er 

lias 

Novprn:»er 

107.3 

December 

10Q.5 

1  (^"ompOed  by  the  Massachusetts  Department  of  Labor  and  Industries.  Division  of  Statistics,  fh>m  about 
1,000  ftrms  each  month.    Data  are  connected  by  the  chain  relative  method. 

2  Compiled  by  the  New  York  State  Dei>artment  of  Labor  from  reports  of  1,648  firms  employing  more 
thrin  one-third  of  the  factory  workers  of  the  State. 

'*  <  fropiled  by  the  Fe<leral  He^erve  Bank  of  Philadelphia  from  reports  of  aboct  1,000  plants  each  month 
in  the  States  of  New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  and  Delaware.  Since  Augost,  1026,  flgiires  for  New  Jersey  are 
from  tiie  New  Jersey  Dei>artinent  of  Labor. 

*  C  on.  piled  from  data  furnish  by  the  Illinois  Department  of  Labor  from  reports  by  about  1.400  mann- 
fer>turing  establishments,  employing  about  400,000  iieople,  based  on  the  pay  roll  nearest  the  16th  of  the 
month. 

*  ('ompiled  by  the  Indostrial  Commission  of  Wisconsin,  based  on  link  relatives  ftam  reports  of  about  8SQ 
manufacturing  firms. 

*  Index  number  represents  5  months'  average,  August  to  December,  inclusive. 

Source:  Department  of  Commerce,  Survey  of  Current  Business. 


350  EABNINGS 

No.  866.— WSSKLT  EARNIV68  OF  FACTOBT  LABOR  IH  8PSCIFIED  STATES 

Note.— lAdvx  miiBlMn  MlitiT*  to  Ittt,  •xo»pl  for  How  York  wUeli  is  rtlAtiv*  lo  aa  averse*  of  the  ooven 
months  June  to  December,  1914.  For  original  sources  of  data,  numbers  of  firms  reporting,  etc.,  in  eacb 
State,  see  notes  2  to  5,  Table  365 


Average  amonnt  per  week 

« 

Index  numbers 

Year  and  month 

New 
York 

nii- 

nois 

Wbcon- 
sia 

New 
York 

New 
Jersey 

Penn- 
sylvania 

Dela- 
ware 

Illi- 
nols 

WLs- 
coH'^in 

Monthly  average: 
1919 

$23. 50 
28.15 
25.73 
25.04 
27.24 
27.68 
2S.36 
7^.02 
2'>*.30 
29.44 

29.04 
28.99 
29.31 
29.47 

29.78 
29.17 
29.57 
29.57 

29.64 
29.48 
29.72 
8a  12 

188.3 
225.0 
206.1 
20a6 
218.3 
221.8 
226.4 
232.5 
234.8 
235.9 

232  7 
2313 
234.9 
236.1 

238.0 
238.7 
23«.9 
237.1 

237.5 
236.2 
238.1 
241.3 

9.\9 

1920 

$28.58 
22.80 
21.66 
23.97 
24.40 
25.56 
25.67 
25.45 
26.12 

2a  56 
20.13 
25.32 
24.61 

25.80 
20.05 
25.40 
25.24 

27.62 
27.  at 
26.30 
26.40 

llfi.  5 

1031 

92.8 

1922      

$24.70 
27.07 
37.55 
27.93 
28.67 
28.52 
28.56 

2S.68 
29.02 

r.»5 

38.87 

28.72 
29.27 

27.05 
28.15 

28.4«i 
29.28 
28.31 
29.55 

• 

191.3 
100.0 
101.8 
103.2 
105.9 
105.4 
105.5 

105.0 
107.2 
10B.S 

loae 

106.1 
108.1 
102.1 
104.0 

105.2 
108.2 
104.6 
109.2 

90. 0 

1923 

100.0 
99.6 
100.  S 
106.1 
109.5 

iiao 

104.0 
106.9 
106.4 
111.1 

iia  3 
uao 

108.5 
111.4 

iiai 
uao 

109.5 
113.1 

100.0 
97.1 
98.3 
101.2 
101.3 
101.9 

103.1 

102.2 

99.2 

104.1 

1016 

101.6 

l«.3 

101.3 

1C3.5 
102.2 
101.1 
104.6 

ioao 

100  5 
98.9 
101.3 
1017 
102  4 

loao 

103.0 

98.9 

100.8 

103.0 
1017 

loao 
loao 

101.8 
103.4 
100  7 
107.9 

100.0 

1924 

101.  r> 

192:. 

103f> 

106.fi 
107.1 

1927 

10^1 2 

1928 

109.7 

1026 
March 

lias 

June 

109.0 

fiepteuiber 

December _. 

105.0 
1018 

1927 
March 

107.6 

Jnne 

108.7 

September. 

10^9 

December _. 

105. 3 

1928 
March 

11.").  2 

Jnne 

112.8 

September 

109  7 

December 

106.0 

1  .\verage  of  I'u^t  6  month.^  of  the  year. 

Sonrce:  Dernrtment  of  Comnierce,  Survey  of  Current  Business. 

No.  367.— AVSBAGE  WEEKLY  AND  HOURLY  EARNINGS:      All  Wage  Earn- 
ERs  AND  Classified  Groups  of  Labor,  25  Manufacturing  Indubtriks 


Yew 

AU  wage  earners 

1 
Male,  unskilled 

Male,  skUled  and 
aemlskilled 

Women 

Actual 
amount 

Index 
number 

Actual 
amount 

Index 
number 

Actual 
amount 

Index 
number 

Actual 
amouut 

Index 
number 

WIEKLT  EABXINOS 

1014  (July) 

$1154 
29.52 
23.60 
24.04 
26.54 
26.28 
26.03 
27.10 
27.29 
27.49 

.245 
.606 
.523 
.493 
.540 
.561 
.5.V 
.562 
.570 
.570 

100 
235 
188 
102 
212 
210 
215 
217 
217 
218 

100 
247 
214 
202 
221 
229 
228 
230 
233 

zn 

$ia71 
27.11 
9048 
20.53 
22.69 
22.97 
23.74 
23.97 
24.40 
94.86 

.208 
.547 
.416 
.409 
.451 
.473 
.400 
.477 
.400 
.494 

100 

l'i3 

191 
192 
211 
215 
222 
224 
228 
232 

100 
269 
220 
201 
222 
233 
232 
286 
241 
243 

$14.16 
33.31 
98.  .VJ 
27.43 
3a  18 
30  01 
3a  89 
31.23 
31.14 
31.71 

.280 
.092 
.594 
.562 
.616 
.638 
.041 
.047 
.052 
.058 

100 
235 
188 
194 
213 
212 
217 
221 
220 
224 

100 
247 
212 
201 
230 
228 
230 
231 
233 
235 

$7.84 
18,27 
16.07 
16.00 
17.46 
16.72 
17.21 
17.24 
17.32 
17.15 

.154 
.421 
.368 
.355 
.388 
.391 
.390 
.398 
.400 
.398 

100 

1990* 

233 

1921 

205 

1933* 

Z» 

1023 .. 

1924 

213 

1925 

220 

1990 

220 

1927 

221 

1028 

219 

nol'RLT  EARNINGS 
1914  (July) 

100 

19201 

271 

1921 

239 

1»22> 

231 

1923 

2V2 

imu 

TA 

ld2S 

253 

1926 

258 

1927 

260 

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IW 

>  ATcrage  of  hat  7  months. 
Booroe:  National  IndustrM  Coofanoot  Botrd*  lae. 


*  A?«rifi  of  taftt  0  months. 


16.  POSTAL  SEBTICE 


Postal  lUtisUca,  onleM  otharwlM  alsd,  ittdmd^  data  Ut  awttjiBC  tMritoriw  and  poss««aioB8 

Philippine  laUnda  and  Canal  Zone 

No.  368.— UHITED  STATES  POSTAL  SERVICE,   1800  TO  1928 


except 


Year  end- 
ed June 
30- 


903 

2.300 

4,500 

8,450 

13,4€8 

1S50 18,417 

18»K). 
1865. 
ISTO. 


1800. 
1810. 
1830. 
1830. 
1840. 


Xam- 

b«r  of 

post 

offices 


,  2S,498 
20,550 
2<».492 


1^75._ 35,M7 

42,989 
51, 252 


1902... 

I'J.V).. 
I'JOl... 


1880 

1885 

1890 ..'  fi2;401 

1891 .;  M.:?29 

1892 j  «7,n9 

18©3 1  68.408 

l^<i4 6(«.805 

I'^U^ 70,064 

1»'M\ '  70.3«0 

isy; 71,022 

1808 73,r70 

18W '  75.000 

ly(X) I  76.688 

1001 1  76.045 

75,924 

74. 169 
71.  i:^l 

cs  ni 

65,  f(iO 
62,058 

6I.158 
ft.,  144 
59.  o«J 
59.237 
68,729 

5«.  02C 
S^'.J'iO 
St,  380 

55,414 

54.347 
.W,OM 
.'2, 641 
52.  !•■.« 
51,  UIO 

51,f.13 

50,  v:7 
'jj.  It:*} 

49,044 


1908. 
1909. 

vno. 

Vj\  \ . 
1912. 

1914- 

1915 

ioit! 


If'I.S  K 
IVIO'. 
1920.. 
1921.. 
1922.. 


1923.. 

1024  . 
1925.. 
192$.. 

1027.. 


MDeace 
of  post 
nmtes^ 


102S. 


Finanoesu  thousands  of 
dollars 


Gross 
revenae 


ZTi   I 


I 


201817 

36.406 

72.492 

115k  176 

155,739 

178,672 
240.  594 
142,340 
231.232 
277,873 

343,888 
365,251 
427,990  . 
439.027 
447,591 

453,833 

4M,746 
45(3.026 
463. 313 
470,032 

480,461 
496,948 
500,989 
511,806 
507,540 

506, 268 
498,818 
486.  S(>,5 
478,711 
4^^406 

450.738 
448, 618 
447,008  ' 
435. 4U8  i 
436,409  j 

439,293 
435, 597 
433,334 

425. 0/O 
454,835 

465. 371 
455.408 
435.342 
434. 349 
454,901 

460.171 
4(.7,  S06 
464,269 
47e.779 

47S,  662 

4S7.  778 


388. 
436, 
437, 
463. 

532, 
672, 
599, 
659, 
683, 

603, 


Gross 
expend- 
iture 


281 

552 

1,112 

1,851 

4,544 

5,500 

8.518 

14.556 

18,880 

26^791 

33.315 
42,561 
60,882 
65.932 
70,930 

75.897 
75,080 

76,983 
82.499 
82,665 

89.013 

95,021 

102,355 

111.631 

121,818 

134,  224 
143.583 
152,  b27 
167. 933 
183,585 

191, 479 
203,562 
224,129 
237,880  , 
246,744  I 

266,620 
287,935  i 
287.248  I 
312.  aS8  ' 
329,726  ! 


976 
299 
150 
401 
854 

828 
949 
591 
820 

122 


214 

496 

1.161 

1.933 

4,718 

5,213 
19,171 
13.695 
23,609 
33,611 

36.543 
50,046 
66,260 
73,060 

76,981 

81,582 

87,180 
90.933 
94,077 

96,034 
101,632 
107, 740 
11.%  .VW 
124,786 

138,784 
152, 362 
167, 399 
178, 450 
190,238 

208,352 
221,004 
220, 977 
237,649 
248,525 

262,068 
283.  M4 
208,546 

306,204 
310, 839 

324. 834 
362,406 
454.323 
620,904 
545,644 

556.  S51 
587, 377 
639,282 
679,704 
714, 577 


Sur- 
plus (+) 
Of  def- 
icit (-)« 


Rev- 
enue 
per 
capita, 
dollars 


+67 : 

+56  ! 
-40  I 
-82 
-175 

+287 
-10,  653 

+917 
-5.008 
-6,820  I 


-3.222 
-7,481 
-5.401 
-7, 151 
-6,111 

-5. 717 
-9.978 

-ia230 
-8,444  ; 

-11,432  i 


-9.055  I 

-6,630 

-5,410 

-3,982 

-2,961 

-4,587 

-8,813 

-14,594 

-10,543 

-6,692 

-16,910 
-17,480 

-5, 881 
+219 

-1,786 

I  +4,511 

,  +4,376 

-11,333 

:  +.'5.829 

+9,836 

+64, 127 
+73,735 
-17.270 

-lo7,.')I8 
-60,813 

'-^«.065 
i- 14. 464 
i- 30,  745 
,-10.972 
, -31,  506 


MoneT  orders  is- 
sued, thousands 
of  dollars 


634  !  725,700    -32,121 


4.78 
5.08 
5.28 
5.  63 
5.76 


0.27 

.20 
.27 
.42 
.49 
.61 

.66 

.76 

.97 
1.03 
1.09 

L14 
1.11 
1.12 
1.17 
1.15 

1.22 
1.28 
1.34 
1.43 
1.53 

1.66 
1.74 
1.81 
1.06 
2.11 

2.15 
2.24 
2.13 
2.53 
2.58 

2.74 
2.91  I 

2.85  I 
3.05  I 
3.18 

3.70  ; 
4.11  I 
4.10  ! 
4.28 
4.41  ! 


Num- 

Num- 

ber of 

ber  of 

ordi- 

pieces 

nary 

of  mail 

postac* 

han- 

stamps 

died* 

issued. 

mU- 

millions 

lions* 

-A    ! 


5.7S 


-o    I 


•1,360 
34.054 
77,431 

100.353 
117,859 
114,363 
119, 122 
120,067 

127,576  ' 

138.794 

156,709 

172.101 

174,483 

191,354 
211.214 
238,921 
274,546 
313, 551 

353,628 
378, 778 
396,903 
444,516 
479,6.50 

498,700 
491.075 
547,994 
578.111 
583.337 

634,480 
667,231 
656.139 
719. 365 
813,319 

904,6.50 
1,109.613 
1.  ^32, 700 
1.305.379 
l,205y327 

1.376.461 
1, 510.  705 
1,532.567 
1, 590,  486 
1,617.580 

1, 630, 157 


'22 
1,965 

3,464 

6,840 

13,230 

14,444 

15.120 

16.342 
13, 7W 
12,906 
13.853 
13,588 

13.240 
13.745 
16, 749 
20.073 
22,974 

35,238 
42,550 
47,  516 
63.048 
84,081 

88,972 
76,755 
90.743 
109,605 
97,060 

102,668 

101.963 

60.772 

46.357 

41,645 

35,86.') 
39,766 
32.960 
24,  300 
20.651 

34.119 
5a615 
52.650 
63.172 
08,952 


•2 

216 
387 
468 
6S2 

875 
1,465 
2,220 
2.396 
2.543 

2,750 
2,602 
2,795 
3, 025 
3,064 

3,418 
3.603 
3,<.r99 
4.239 
4,621 

5.271 
5,331 
5,751 

6.284 
7,061 

7,651 
8,7^ 
9,067 
10i046 
9,929 

10,813 
11.112 
11.226 
11.672 

12,  152 

13.066 
15.020 

13.  213 
13.870 
14,262 

15,478 
15,954 
17,387 
16,323 
16,000 


I 


71.  520   16, 676 


4,005 
4.370 
4.777 

S,082 
4.919 
5^134 

5,694 
6.781 

6,214 
6,576 
7.130 
7.424 
8,065 

8.887 

9.502 

10,138 

11.361 

12,256 

13.364 
14,005 
14.850 
16.901 
17,580 

18.567 


22.821 
24,358 

25.835 
25,484 
26,687 

26,837 


»  N'ot  counting  rural  free  delivery  routes. 

>  Au'liierl  TK>.:t&i  surplus  or  deficit  which  is  greater  or  less  than  excess  of  receipts  or  expenditures  by  the 
amount  of  adjusted  ls^s9»  and  contingencies. 
»  Ictern>»!iomd  includes  foreign  countries  on  domeetic  b«k«?is.    For  explanation  see  note  on  Table  370. 

*  Data  are  for  continental  United  States  and  are  estimates  except  in  1923  and  bes^nning  with  1926,  when 
figures  are  accurate  calculations.    No  estimates  made  ftom  1914  to  1922,  inclusive. 

*  Tost  age  stamps  fkst  h«ued  under  act  of  Mar.  3, 1847,  and  placed  on  sale  at  New  York  July  1. 1847. 
<  PYom  Nov.  1, 1864,  when  money-order  system  first  went  into  operatloB,  to  June  30, 1865. 

7  From  Sept.  1,  ISCH,  to  June  30,  1870.  International  money  orders  first  issued  under  oonventioo  of 
Oct.  12,  1867. 

'  Gross  revenues  of  department  for  1918  and  1919  include  $4 4,500,000  aad  $71,292,000,  respectively,  war-tss 
revenue  accruing  from  increased  postage. 


Source:  Annual  Reports  of  the  Postmaster  General. 


351 


352 


POSTAL   SEBVICE 


No.  360.— BEVENTJES.  UNITED  STATES  POSTAL  SEBVICB 

[All  ilgurei  in  thoumndi  of  doUan] 


Item 

Year  ended  June  30— 

1919 

1915 

1910 

itU 

1926 

1921 

1927 

1928 

Total 

224.129 

219,339 
202,065 

8,174 

4,418 

4,139 

542 

4,790 

287,848 
279,460 
256,087 

10,468 

7,527 
4,981 

448 
7,175 

G12 

a7,190 
424,406 
379.687 

25,100 

12,960 

6^145 

614 

10,314 
2,430 

672.949 
553.610 
483,372 

29,254 

32.286 
7,552 
1,147 

11.249 
8,089 

699  691 
685,333 
507,672 

29,619 

39,301 
7,817 
1,024 

12.909 
1,349 

669,820 
641.658 
552,525 

31.986 

47,839 
8,078 
1,229 

16,715 
1.446 

682.192 
664.603 
568.512 

32,884 

58.503 
8,369 
1,335 

16,966 
1,534 

•93.634 

Ordinary  postal  revenue 

Stamps,  postal  cards,  etc.L 
Second-class  postase  paid 

in  money  (pound  rates)'. 
Other    postage    paid    in 

money  under  permit 

Box  rents . 

676,  W3 
576,  iy9 

32,651 

55.986 
8,461 

Miscellnneous 

1.746 

Money-order  revenues 

Revenue  from  postal  savings.. 

17,021 
1,570 

1  For  volume  of  this  item,  see  Table  374. 

No.  370.— POSTAL  M0NE7-0BDEB  BUSINESS 

Note.— Fur  revenues  from  money  orders,  see  Table  369.  For  value  of  orders  issued  for  other  years.  »»» 
Table  368.  Money  orders  are  exchanged  on  a  domestic  basis  not  only  within  this  country,  but  with  its 
outlying  possessions,  (^anada,  Cuba,  and  numerous  islands  and  minor  countries  nolghbtxing  the  United 
States,  international-basis  orders  are  exchanged  l>etween  the  United  States  and  its  outlying  possessions, 
on  the  one  hand,  and  other  than  "domestic  basis"  foreign  countries,  on  the  other.  In  this  table,  how- 
ever, "International"  includes  money  orders  exchanged  between  the  United  States  and  "domestic 
basiA"  foreign  countries,  and  these  are  not  included  in  "  Domestic" 


Year  ended  June  30— 


Item 

1919 

1916 

1929 

1924 

1925 

19M 

1997 

1928 

Number  of  money-order 

oflic<^  ..._-- 

51.791 

56.670 

64,395 

54.195 

64,269 

56,589 

64,616 

54,803 

DOMKSnC  1 

Ordert  issued : 

Number  (1.000) 

76.918 

106,073 

148»491 

188,652 

197,054 

193,410 

194, 217 

196,287 

Amount  (1,000  dollars). 

647,994 

666.139 

1.332;  700 

1,610.706 

1,532,567 

1,690.486 

1.647.680 

1,630,157 

Orders  pivid: 
NumfxT  (1,000) 

76,496 

108.884 

147,520 

187,836 

196,038 

193,695 

196,041 

196.932 

Amount  (1,000  dollars). 

545,632 

652.786 

1,333.046 

1.505.606 

1, 531. 597 

1,590.462 

1,647,113 

1. 629, 443 

Excc-ss  of  issues:  * 

Number  (1. 000) 

422 

1,190 

971 

717 

1.015 

-286 

-825 

-644 

Amount  (1,000  dollars). 

2,362 

1.353 

-346 

6,100 

970 

34 

408 

714 

INTERNATIONAL  >•< 

Orders  i.*wued: 

Number  (1.000) 

4,600 

3,055 

1.862 

2,709 

2,966 

3.823 

3,734 

3.843 

Amount  (1 ,000  dollars). 

99.743 

60.772 

32^960 

60.616 

62,650 

63.172 

68,052 

71,520 

Orders  paid: 
Number  (1,000) 

1,956 

2,217 

1.508 

1.838 

1.765 

2,026 

1,955 

2;  129 

A  mount  ( 1 ,000  dollars). 

27.244 

24,743 

25.862 

21.453 

19.7t>6 

22,983 

23,886 

26.402 

Excess  uf  issues: 

Number  (1,000) 

2.544 

837 

343 

871 

1.201 

1,297 

1,779 

1.714 

A  mount  (1 .000  dollars). 

72.499 

86,029 

7.598 

29,162 

32.886 

40,188 

45,066 

45.119 

FOREIGN  "DOMESTIC 

BASIS"  < 

Paid  in  foreign  count  fit's: 

NuhiUt  (1,(XX); 

667 

655 

601 

890 

938 

966 

900 

1,040 

A  mount  ( 1 .000  dollars). 

10.184 

9.110 

9.568 

16.387 

16.920 

20,019 

19. 718 

20.323 

Paid  in  the  United 

i^tntcs: 

Number  (1.000) 

1.566 

1,936 

1,246 

1.603 

1,496 

1,691 

1,674 

1.753 

ACiOunt  (1.000  dollars). 

17,766 

18,386 

17.910 

16,910 

15, 118 

17.472 

17,723 

19, 101 

>  Domestic  money  orders  first  i5t3ued  Nov.  1. 1864,  under  act  of  Congress  approved  May  17. 1864. 

>  Minus  sign  indicates  excess  of  payments. 

•  Includes  foreign  countries  on  "domestic  basis." 

•  International  money  orders  first  issued  Sept.  1, 1860,  under  Postal  Convention  of  Oct.  12, 1867. 

•  Included  under  "International"  above. 

Sources  of  Tables  369  and  370:  Annual  Reports  of  the  Postmaster  OeDaral. 


POSTAL   SEBYIGE 


353 


Ho.  371.— BXPEHDITintES,  UHITED  STATES  POSTAL  SSBVICS 

NorE.— AQ  flfuret  in  tluraiaBda  of  dollars.  For  total  expenditures  see  Table  368.  Data  cover  ex- 
penditures during  the  specified  year  ended  June  30,  whether  on  account  of  that  fiscal  >'ear  or  of  prevloos 
years 


Item 


Service  in  post  offices  (total) . . 

Salaries  of  postmasters 

Salaries  of  derks,  etc 

City  delivery  service 

All  other  expenditures 

RaUway  Mail  Service 

Rural  Ddivery  S^^loe 

Transportation    of   domestic 
mail 

By  railroads 

By  other  means 

Transportation  fweign  malL.. 
Payment  account  of  invalid 

money  orders 

Post  Office  Department! 


lilt 


107,771 
27.514 
38,045 
31,805 
10,405 
19,389 
37,074 

61,940 

49.405 

12.535 

3,204 

600 


t$ti 


139,987 
30,400 
63.317 
42,668 
13.552 
28,408 
49,806 

76,914 

59,576 

17,338 

3,273 

208 


Iftt 


im 


234.102 
40.106 

102,319 
63,626 
2S»049 
38,711 
75,794 

99,520 

70,714 

28,805 

5,912 

284 


304.764 
45,434 

135,244 
84,285 
39,801 
48,901 
84,106 

138,006 

99,006 

38,998 

8,033 

139 
3,430 


IfM 


338,046 
47,562 

153,336 
96,161 
41,967 
52,906 
93,163 

142,141 

99,720 

42,421 

9,175 

138 
3,712 


371,127 
49^807 

172;  323 

107,134 
41,864 
56,236 

101,090 

139.428 

95,320 

44,106 

7,385 

136 
3,701 


in? 


39%  141 
5a  741 

182;  778 

114,795 
43,827 
58,051 

104,445 

145^400 
99,350 
46,050 
10;  534 

127 
3,880 


402.210 
5a  626 

187,824 

118,856 
44.904 
58,681 

105,014 

146,154 

96k«3fi 

47,219 

9;  621 

146 
3,871 


>  Paid  out  of  the  Geno-al  Treasury  prior  to  1923. 

No.  372.~TBANSP0RTATI0H  OF  DOMESTIC  MAILS 

Note. — Amonnts,  coccent  aa  indicated,  in  thonaanda  of  dollars.  Since  Nov.  1,  1916,  all  service  on  steam 
railroads  is  authorized  and  paid  for  under  the  space  basis  system;  formerly,  payments  were  based  on 
a  system  (tf  quadrennial  weighings.  Railway  mail  space  units  of  service  vary  in  size  and  diaracter  and 
may  consist  of  a  car,  a  section  of  a  car,  or  a  closed  pouch  carried  on  a  car.  Some  cars  are  railway  post 
offices,  others  are  for  storage  only,  over  20  classes  of  units  being  distinguished.  The  "equated  unit" 
represents  a  calculation  of  the  equivalent  of  all  the  different  units  in  terms  of  a  60-foot  car.  Annual 
rate  of  expenditure  (regular  authorirations)  represents  estimated  cost  for  transporting  normal  mail  traffle 
over  regular  routes  only,  based  on  contracts  outstanding  at  the  end  of  eadh  fiaical  year.  **  Annual  cost" 
includes  emergency  and  side  and  transfer  service.    Average  rates  are  bawd  on  "regular  authorizatioi^'* 


Class  of  service  and  item 


Steam  railway  aerrioe: 

Length  of  routes  (miles) 

Annua]  travel  (thousand  miles) — 

Regular  space  units ___ 

Prated  to  60-foot  car  basis 

Annual  expenditure — 

Regular  authorirations 

Annual  cost 

Average  rate  of  cost — 

Per  mile  of  length  (dollars) 

Per  imit  mile  travek-d  (cents) . . . 

Per  W>-foot  car  mile  (cents) 

R.'^ilway  mafl  employees— 

XumW  of  employees 

Expenditure  for  salary 


Year  ended  June  30,  or  as  of  June  30  of  year  specified 


lilt 


Bectrie  raflwaj  aerTioe: 

Number  of  routes 

lien^th  of  routes  (miles) 

Annual  travel  of  space  units  (thou- 
sand miles) 

Annual  rate  of  expenditure 

Average  cost  per  unit  mile  traveled 
(cents) 


Fbwer  boat  service: 
Number  of  routes 

Length  of  routes  (miles) 

Annual  travel  (thousand  miles) 

Annua]  rate  of  expenditure 

Average  cost  per  mile  traveled  (cents) 


Air  mail 

M  ileage  scheduled  (thousands) 

M  iles  traveled  with  maO  (thousands) 

Mail  c-:rrried  (thousand  pounds) 

Cost  of  service 


22^730 
426,923 


49,302 


223.36 
U1.65 


16,795 
19,047 

539 
7,196 

>  11, 630 
674 

15.79 

217 

27,256 

4,826 

705 
14.61 


liii 


233,676 
M99,011 


58,140 


24a  84 
U1.65 


Ittl 


19,599 
21,206 

569 
8»183 

113,948 
819 

16.87 

260 

32,402 

5,685 

990 
17.42 


232;  358 

561,827 
218,349 

83,731 
89,661 

36a  35 
14.90 
38.34 

20,407 
35,644 

543 
8»043 

» 11, 752 
471 

14.01 


266 

34,642 

3,992 

«T73 

19.36 


ItU 


230,470 

579,256 
226,396 

88,991 
107,491 

386.12 
15.36 
39.31 

20,608 
48,913 

288 
8»042 

10,487 
566 

5.39 


284 

49,791 

5,298 

1,492 

28.16 


im 

1927 

229; 281 

228»092 

575,732 
227,406 

575,120 
229;  944 

89,135 
106^656 

8a  811 
107, 181 

38a  75 
15.48 
39.20 

392.20 
15.61 
39.13 

2a  411 
51,506 

2a  650 
52;  994 

279 
8»206 

262 
aQ29 

ia327 

665 

ia5io 

662 

a43 

a20 

276 

46,871 

5,501 

1,423 

25.44 

275 

45,625 

4,906 

1.318 

26.84 

in6 


220,965 

572; 988 
231,540 

9a  175 
107,046 

307.30 
15.73 
3a  97 

2a  854 
53,550 

254 
7,875 

ia211 
042 

a28 


280 

41,206 

5,212 

1,861 

2a  10 


1918 


18 
16 
18 
14 


IttI 

1922 

1924 

int 

1927 

654 

549 

527 

1,264 

1,629 
1,538 
1,225 

1.418 

1,590 
1,523 
1,500 
1,499 

2,816 

2;  652 

«354 

2;  872 

5,575 

5,135 

<1.033 

3,619 

6,000 

5,585 

«  1,862 

4,043 


1  Annual  travel  in  thousands  of  miles  and  average  cost  per  mile  traveled.    Space  basis  was  not  in  force. 

*  Exclusive  of  freight  and  express  service  to  Alaska  or  New  York  Harbor  service. 

*  Contract  service  was  inaugurated  in  1926,  Oovemment  service  was  discontinued  in  1927.     AH  data 
represent  total  service,  except  as  otherwise  noted. 

*  Only  spodally  paid  air  mail  was  carried  in  1926, 1927,  and  1928;  data  for  1926  represent  Oovemment 
service  only. 

Sources  of  Tables  371  and  872:  Annual  Reports  of  the  Postmaster  General. 


44847' 


lltt9- 


-24 


354 


POSTAIi   BEBVXOE 


No.  373.~CITT  AND  BUBAL  FBSB  DSUVSBT  AND  STAB  BOUTS  SEBVICE 


NOTB.— Free  city  deliTsry  was  InAugarated  in  1963;  rural  free  delivery  in  1897.  Star  routes  are  mafl  routes 
between  towns  which  are  let  on  a  contract  basis.  Data  in  all  (»ses  relate  to  contracts  or  organlzatioa 
at  Jane  30  and  do  not  represent  actual  mUean^  traveled  or  expenditure  during  previous  fiscal  your.  Star 
nnite  service  in  Alaska  is  not  included  in  the  acoompansrlug  table,  data  for  1928  being  as  follows:  Number 
of  routes,  00;  length,  8,844  miles;  annual  travel,  281,907  mueB;  annual  rate  of  expenditure,  $141,485 


As  of  June  30— 


1876. 
1880. 
1885. 
18B0. 

1806. 
1000. 
1005 
1010. 

1012. 
1013. 

1014. 
1015. 

mo. 

1017. 
1918. 
1910. 
1920. 

1021. 
1022. 
1023. 
1024. 
1025. 

1026. 
1027. 
1028. 


City  tree  delivery 


Number 
ofoffioes 


51 
104 

178 
454 

604 

796 

1,144 

1,492 

1,621 
1,675 
1,750 
1,806 

1,864 
1,048 
1,902 
2,018 
2,086 

2,161 
2,220 
2,277 
2;  325 
2,401 

2,522 
2,812 
2,800 


Number 
ofcar- 


1,862 
2,628 
4,858 
0,066 

12,714 
15,322 
21,778 
28,715 

20,062 
30tO23 
32;  292 
32,902 

84,114 
84,502 
84,503 
35,024 
86»142 

38,532 
30.485 
40,134 
43,820 
46,251 

48,238 
50,117 
51,293 


Annual 
cost 

aooo 

dollars) 


1,280 
2,364 
8,086 
7,076 

12,136 
14,512 
20,919 
31,684 

84,153 
86.601 
401300 
42^458 

43,187 
48,048 
40,906 
60,527 
74,933 

87,830 
88,906 
93,804 
97,802 
110^357 

126,210 
13a;  005 
136,528 


Rural  f^ree  delivery 


Number 
of  routes 


1,259 
32,110 
41,079 

42,199 
42;  805 
43,652 
43,866 

4^927 
43,464 
43.453 
43,210 
43,445 

43,672 
44,186 
44,480 
44,760 
45,180 

45,318 
44,730 
44,288 


Length  of 
routes 
(miles) 


28,685 
721,237 
993.008 

1,021,402 
1«038»076 
1,060,679 
1,067,674 

1,083,070 
1,112,556 
1, 127, 110 
1,143,467 
1,151,882 

1,163.806 
1, 180, 448 
1, 190, 534 
1.205.714 
1.227,654 

1,240,978 
1.270,746 
1,289,613 


Annual 
travel 
(1,000 
miles) 


303,007 

810,906 
315,781 
822,432 
325^306 

326,435 
336,303 
344,100 
346,066 
848,627 

352!,  533 
357,254 
36a  256 
363,670 
370,273 

377,046 
383,851 
390,054 


Annual 

cost 

(1,000 

doUars) 


420 
20,865 
36,915 

41,850 
4S^643 
47,377 
5S;566 

61,958 
62,490 
53;  196 
66,448 
75,562 

83,084 

84,430 

86,172 

.  86,766 

102,945 

104,117 
104.447 
106,006 


Star  routes 


Numb«r 
of routes 
(regiils^ 
serviee) 


7,295 

0,888 

12,371 

15^887 

20;  733 
22,834 
17,199 
13,425 

12,668 
12,432 
11,970 
11.557 

11,891 
11,208 
10,958 
10,773 
10,789 

10,064 
10,715 
10,802 
10^802 
10,906 

10,991 
11,215 
11,472 


Annual 

cost 

(1.000 

doUars) 


5,050 
7,321 
6,416 
6,321 

6,754 
5,088 
7,342 
6,928 

6,815 
6.966 
8,001 
8,713 

8,466 

8,383 

8.606 

10.055 

11,106 

12.390 
12, 'Ml 
12.010 
12,735 
12, 774 

12,965 
12.096 
13,541 


No.  374. — POSTAL  SEBVICB:  Volume  of  Certain  Items  of  Businebs 

Non. — For  sales  of  postage  stamps  and  other  stamped  paper  and  postage  collected  on  second-class  mutter 

see  Table  369 


Transactions  in  stamped  paper: 
Onlinary  poptage  stamiis  issued 


Year  ended  June  30 — 


1818 


(miUioos) 


Mamiwd  enveloivs  and  wrap- 
pers issued  (millions) 

Postal  cards  Issued  (raiUions) 

Pieces  of  mail  carried  i  (millions) 

fieoond-olujtS  matter  carried: 

Free  in  county  (1,000  pounds) 

Paid    at    pound    rates    (1,000 

IMHjnds) 

Fereign  mails  dispatched  by  sea: 

Letters  (1.000  (lounds) 

Other  articles  (1,000  pounds) 

Mail  registnred: 

Domestic,  paid  (1.000  pieces) 

FcireiRn.  paid  (1 ,000  pieces) 

OlBciul,  free  (1 ,000  pfrces) 

Registry  fws  (1,000  dollars) 

Mail  insured: 

I>omestic,    parcel    post    (1,000 
pieces) 

IntiTUiitional  (1,000  pieces) 

Total  fees  paid  (l,000  dollars) 

Mafl  sent  C.  O.  D.: 

Total  pieces  seiit  (1.000) 

Total  rets  (1,000  dollars) 


9^067 

1,507 

726 

14,860 

66,689 

817,773 

>3,142 
*  17, 832 

33,682 
4,782 
3,580 
3, 994 


18U 


11,226 

1,794 
976 


68,142 

1,047,144 

8,401 
22;  848 

27,688 
4,325 
5,297 
3,201 

18,012 

'oil' 

4,721 
472 


1828 


13,213 

2;  350 
986 


61,628 

1,307,227 

4,606 
66,725 

66,961 

11,300 

8,663 

6,825 

96,385 

"6,"4i6" 

20^098 
2,070 


1825 


17,387 

2,997 

1.497 
25,835 

60,196 

1,348,207 

5,640 
06,229 

70,512 

10,908 

8.414 

8,850 


152.078 

608 

8,061 

62,862 
6,562 


1988 


16,333 

3,002 

1.G68 

26,484 

7^600 

1,42a  576 

6,630 
64,316 

63,867 

10,  i:i4 

8,3:.7 

10,947 


137,086 

670 
0,689 

61.167 
6,450 


1887 


16,000 

8,146 

1,834 

96,687 

74,666 

1,473,637 

6^131 
70,731 

65,252 
9.3:i4 
7. 943 

11,245 


133, 210  i 
647 
9,316 

49.807 
6,312 


1918 


16,675 
3.21.1 

i.srj 

att,S37 

74,545 

1,476,274 

6,574 
76.045 

6«.<M1 
N.  721 
S,  1. 12 

11,405 


131,  764 

0.  i;i9 

49,367 
6,225 


1  Data  are  for  continental  United  States  and  are  estimates  in  1910  and  1925.    No  estimates  made  In  1915 
and  1920. 
>  Excluding  mails  cnrrie<l  by  domestie  oontoaet  steamsit,  or  ttoanen  subtidlaed  by  foraifn  countriea. 

Source  of  Tables  373  and  374:  Annual  Keports  of  the  Postmaster  (JeoeraL 


POSTJisli.  SSBiriCB 


355 


No.  87&.-~aR0SS  UCSIPTS,  COST   a?  GITT    ULiVBT  SSBVK&  AHB   OF 
CLEKK  HIBE  AT  THE  LARGER  POST  OFFICES:  Years  Ended  June  30 


Poat  office 


Gross  receipts  (1,000  dollan) 


IftO 


TolAl  (&S  pMtaflUM^ S33;4ia 


New  YoEk,  X.  Y.. 

Chicago,  IlL 

Phiiadelphia,  Pa.. 
Boston,  Mom 

8t.  Lomsi,  Mo. 


Detroit,  Mich 

Kansas  City»  Mo 

Los  ADgeleL  Calif. 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Brooklyn,  N.  T. 

Ban  Franciaeo,  CaliL.. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Cindnnati^  Ohio 

Baltimore,  Md 

Minneapolis,  Minn... 


Washington,.  D,  C. 
Milwaukee,  Wis... 
Imlianai<oli8»  lad.. 

Buifalo,  X.  Y 

SL  Paul,  Minn  ... 


Atlanta,  Qtk^ 
Newark,  N.  J 
Dallas,  Tex._ 
Den^•e^,  Colo 
Seattle,  W; 


Des  Moines,  Iowa. 

Porllunfi,  Oreg 

Coiuinbus,  Ohio.. 

Omalia,  N^r 

Louisville,  Ky 


Rochester,  N.  Y... 
Ne-.v  Orleans,  La.. 
Mem  phis.  Tenn... 

Toledo,  Ohio 

Daylon,  Ohio , 


Hartford,  Conn.. 
Ricumou'i,  Va... 
ProT!<lcQce,  ii.  I. 

liouFton,  Tex 

OakJacd,  CahJL.. 


Akron,  Ohio 

N!ishville,  Tenn... 

All>any.  N.  Y 

Dirruinghaxn,  Ala. 
Syrac  jLie,  N.  Y.... 


New  Haven.  Conn 

<rran<l  Kapids,  Mich.. 
Oklahoiiia  City,  Okla. 

Jersey  <^ity,  N.  J 

Scraoton,  Pa.. 


Salt  Lake  City.  Utah. 

B^ingQeld,  Mass 

V*  orcester.  Mass 

SiHjkane.  Wash 

Jacksonville,  Fla 


49,612 
41,000 
14.695 
U,124 
8,235 

5,567 
6.036 
3,588 
6,028 
5,466 

6,072 
4,976 
^314 
4,052 
4,083 

3,536 
2,598 
2^593 
3.325 
2,384 

2,748 
2.110 
%301 
2.356 
2,232 

1.992 
1.7SS 
1,721 
2,312 
1,706 

1, 361 
1,531 

981 

i,2n 

1,376 

1,356 

1,252 

70B 

1,191 

1,211 

859 

853 

1,145 

1,012 
9U3 
982 
935 
723 

904 
885 
833 
799 
67D 


ms 


3aft,74t 


66,523 
56,359 
17,777 
14,769 
12,099 

8,467 
9,424 
8,065 
8,055 
7,412 

7,763 
6,826 
6,710 
5,427 
6»133 

4,770 
4^712 
4.280 
4.633 
4,258 

3,470 
3.520 

3,217 
3,281 
2,996 

2,875 
2,776 
2,641 
2,S46 
2,M9 

2,623 
2,  fk-»l 
1,S«0 
Z(.i2l 
1,S63 

1,782 
l,9fi6 
1,W"jO 
1,579 
1,517 

1,275 
1.645 
1,450 
1,319 
1,498 

1,495 
1,417 
1,371 
1,227 
1,070 

1,257 
1,204 
1,067 
1,033 
962 


inr 


74,440 
61,895 
20,432 

17,164 
13,659 

10,782 

11, 067 

9,553 

9»60i 

8,967 

8C766 
7,702 
7,613 
6,^972 
6,214 

5,731 
5,448 
4,808 
4.916 
4^597 

4,456 

4^180 
3,813 
3.686 
3,416 

3,284 
3,097 
2.V91 
3,032 
2,966 

2,975 
2.7i»4 
2,128 
2,405 
2,321 

2^189 
2,197 
2,084 
1,933 
1,971 

1.637 
1,780 
1,736 
l.<Wf 
1,728 

1,738 
1,673 
1,608 
1,407 
1,180 

1,373 
1,317 
1,262 
1.149 
1,275 


ins 


SM,Mt 


77,160 
•1,855 
90,103 
17.2f» 
12,962 

11,066 
10,905 

iaoi2 

9,882 
9,278 

1^003 
7.636 
.7,542 
6,871 
6»464 

5»860 
5.805 
4.791 
4,762 
4.549 

4,525 
4,420 
3,880 
3,732 
3,463 

3,327 
3,110 
3,0.>4 
3,037 
2^999 

^995 
2,S<il 
2,629 
2^391 
2;  348 

2,253 
2,252 
2,206 
2,0t>4 
1,985 

1,846 
1,813 
1,827 
1,754 
1,744 

1,737 
1,6{»5 
1,637 
1,495 
1,415 

1,403 
1,378 
1.  247 
1.171 
1,110 


Cost  of  city  de- 
livery* 19^ 


Amount 

(1.000 

doUacs) 


n.684 


0^967 
8^436 
^169 
^852 
2,223 

2,739 
1,188 
2,434 
2,140 
3,922 

1.4S0 
1,773 
1,245 
1,680 
1,171 

1,272 
1,130 

865 

1,429 

736 

661 
1,029 
534 
719 
818 

346 
744 

559 
620 
581 

656 

6:^4 

458 
547 
361 

361 
448 
630 
389 
650 

392 
316 
269 
3>>7 
431 

368 
361 
244 
429 
341 

338 

34r 

358 

261 

258 


Percent 
to  re- 
ceipts 


Cost  of  clerk  hire, 
U2S 


18. 5S 


12.92 
13.65 
20.73 
28.09 
17.15 

24.71 
10.89 
24.30 
21,66 
42.27 

16.43 
23.23 
16.51 
24.46 
18.12 

2L70 
19.47 
18.06 
30.00 
15.97 

1^40 
23.27 
13.77 
19.26 
23.62 

10.38 
22.92 
18.29 
20.41 
19.39 

21.89 

22.  (2 
17.41 
22.87 
15.36 

16.  Oi 
19.91 
28.55 
18.86 
32.72 

21.20 
17.14 
14.74 
22.09 
24.70 

21.16 
21.39 
14.89 
28.72 
24.07 

24.13 
25.14 
28.72 
22.29 

23.  2S 


.Amount 

(1.000 

dollars) 


09,970 


28.341 

16,381 

4^906 

6,675 

3,214 

3,060 
1,905 
2,404 
2,230 
3,080 

2,308 
1,835 
1,6(3 
1.863 
1,306 

2,276 
1,058 
1,187 
1,28^1 
80S 

923 
943 
786 
736 
912 

508 
767 
610 
704 
720 

734 
851 
582 
513 
460 

482 
563 
555 
487 
530 

373 
4xS6 
326 
432 
422 

442 
300 
374 
375 
312 

368 

357 
318 
259 
322 


Percent 
tore- 
oeiots 


95.86 


30.25 
24.78 
24.85 
32.86 
24.80 

27.80 

17.47 
24.91 
22.57 
33.19 

25.63 
24.04 
22.30 
27.11 
21.60 

38.84 
18.23 
24.78 
26.90 
19.61 

30.40 
21.33 

ao.29 

19.70 
26.3^3 

15.11 
24.66 
19.98 
25.15 
24.30 

M.5S 

3a  37 
22.14 
2L47 
19.57 

21.38 

24.98 
25.18 
23.59 
26.70 

20.18 
24.75 
17.82 
24.65 
24.20 

25.46 
17.79 
22.84 
26.11 
22.07 

26. 25 
2&80 
25.52 
22.16 
28.99 


Source:  Reports  of  the  Postmaster  General. 


356  POSTAL   SERVICE 

No.  376.— POSTAL  8BBVICI:  Bt  Statss  i 


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*  ^ll-owDed  BDil  Pell-«mnertlDg  (owDed  by  other  companies). 
'  From  Itimau  of  th«  Censtu. 

Ho.  SSl.—AKEBICAN   TELKPHONK   &   TBIBOR&PH   CO.    AHD   ASSOCIATED 
OPEBATIHQ    COMPAHIES    (BELL    TELBFHOHE    STSTEK) :     Sduuart   of 

Statistics 


„,. 

,.„ 

MM 

m. 

I*M 

■" 

UM 

eicept 

Eiohnnw  meatsra.   dall)r 

4,033 

51625 
ft  017 

1.0M 
3,933 

insii 

MOO 

tS 

IftS73 

1463 
197 

3.204 

ftTOZ 

31773 

S,334 

1.M8 

231,318 

44701 

{» 

3au3 

11035 

4.6M 

40.  WO 

eo.661 
10.603 
31  ISO 

a;  207 

W7 

17.S74 
11 810 

4.7,W 
300. 62H 

52,581 

Z*M 
6,115 

5B.S23 

37.8S7 
48.270 

1,140 

1030 

JCftUll 

Tfm 

Toll  uieuagea,  daily  a«r- 

-^ 

ftSM 

Undrntround  wirt 

MiJ*s  of  phantom  orcoit  i. . 
Tele^bone  etHlloos.  lotHl. . . 

1,238 

..^^•SSSSr!:: 

334.335 

ln« 

HnestaUu 

„.,,„ 

lied  Dec.  3 

(inlbouu 

Ddsofilollai 

rs)' 

n          ,.T-nn« 

1M.613 
114,018 

gss 

ssts 

stsItJc 

S44.S40 
S3B.676 

SJS; 

NrtrcvraoB 

Intmsi _ 

M.OW 
14.177 

]8.0l« 
32.897 
I5,18» 

3i;724 
JftOOO 

136, 503 
43,260 

49,  M9 
M.447 

•53,6*8 

24^723 
51,035 

Telepb 

«!.  plant. 

capital  itor 

■  andftind 
ol  doUarl) ' 

sddetitDa 

.Jlflnlho 

oauKb 

011,000 
344,645 

2W,7ie 

353.230 

1, 363, 820 

'Si 

1783,013 
1.312.6*1 
921,533 

1.  Ul,  'J40 

■  Doea  not  include  tpeci 

Source  of  T^bla  380  and  3gl:  Tbe 


a  br  special  Intir- 


■a  £tocti1e  Co.  (Inc). 


362  TELEPHOHX   AND   TELBQBAPH  SXSTEMS 

Vo.  883. — TELEPHOKE  STBTBKB:  Rbportb  to  tNTBii6Ti,T)i  Couherck  Com- 
uieaioN 

NoTi.— C<nnpui)«  nnnd  In  ioMnlata  biuliH»  an  r*qui»d  to  mnrt  hnth  ■■  n«nl*  inuntau  nnri 

jsa.    Priuroiuaaiiieclaalflcailonolconnjuniesbi 

'  "  ::  Clan  A.  over  t2.'«,Ma;  Clasi  B.  t50,M»  I 
ompanles  »i  ih  nveDDw  rrom  tlOOiOOO  to  ». 
.    Tbe  smillec  compaiiies,  CIsu  D,  are  dc 


intrastau  biulness. 
nveiiues  wosu  fnlto.... 
Cla»  B  now  tscluiln  co 


d  (230,000;  (.' 
M,(ll»ai>4rii 


wfra 
(Ihod- 
>uda) 

tlons 
(thou- 

„°.51 

Ouerat- 

dedae- 
llonot 

dCdDO- 

tiooor 

CUM 

"i.,,. 

„.. 

VMH!IldedI>M.Jl- 

Plmt 

At! 

ThoumndsofdoUm 

1818 

m;476 
H.OAS 

ss 

BiO*5 
».40» 
48,  W7 

SI,U1 

U.I7S 

14,811 
IS,  702 

0.104 

S4^134 

a:i,tM 
738.  azs 

»7».4M 

is 

1,018,  BIO 

300.233 
Satt.l*! 

8 

IJ3,S0S    3.010.™ 

rue.Tia'S.m.m 
IW.M  ^naoM 
m.vjs  tiotrw 
235.047  i,3e7.aao 
Bi.sm  i.iiie.<w) 

180.777    I,B74.«»I 

S 

"4fs.'iia' 

HL<.ia) 

639.072 

BW,:a3 
eM.BW 



Si 

112,080 

ao:;s!i 

3,liM 

LnHi^a 

i,»i,8!a 

CI™C™m'J*"L'":  '^'" 

'l.Wl 

1  Data  not  iiviiiJatil*. 

Boom    lDlerstat«  Commerce  rommlsaEoD. 

No.  383.— WISILE6S  TELEaiAPH  ST8TEHS 

Not«.— ie]7onilttodoi 


SmiuAJiT  OT  Statisticb 

coDdllkms 


1M7 

wn 

i*n 

IKl 

154,017 

tic«7ei 

SS:S 

■  2S^0U1 

•  M(ia,isg 

MM.  410 

ttf|»82 

2,305,109 

■W,  111,101 

I2.B08.KS 

a.777.5.1S 

■SM.  821. 340 

s:,5ooiw7 

fU.HS 

n^isMse 

•10,  in,  117 
»i,aw.770 

m7i.42r 

Ht.m.w> 

»M.;iB,Bii 

te.!»«.B;T 
t24i,ai» 

tl7.TI1,tgl 

13:^070,242 

t3ti.m 

•ass 

l!87,886 
«ai3.777 

tu,<M.Me 

tl6..a4,S09 

ir::S:S! 

11,  17i,MW 

lll.UT,Ut 

m  171,  134 

"''iSp'ir.j'^^i-:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::: 

, 

m.m 

1  m 

nsWLlW 

hi  .1(9  &,013  l.d>d  n 


Ha  from  tnnsmisrinn  fur  1911,  tt.in7.TU:  lor  11 
17,  tl4,7ni.'i'>;  DODuiKWlM  lanima,  IWl.  •K'H. 
t  fundj  lud  KtiK'lc  auii  bouifdlMvuuiA. 
o(  Um  Caitsiu,  DtiMTtmaot  of  Cominem. 


■Iti!  TOtnpanj'  dol:.! 

,  I0.MB.188:  olli«  oi 
B:i«:i7,  *I,ali,J»T. 


TELBGSAPH  AND  CABLE  ST9XEK 


363 


Ka.  984.— TBIB8EAP 


H  AHB  CABLE  STSTIM :.  Sumuart  of  Rbfobts  to  ths 
Interstate  Comuebcs  Commission 


LAU 


u 


ofdoUM^ 


Tmr  ended  Dec.  Si- 


Miles 
oivfin 
(thou- 
sands) 


Allcniiipanies: 

11*10 

13117 

lt»20 

Iv2l. 

1922 


W23. 
lt»24. 

r.c. 

1927. 


Western  Union  Co.:  1937. 
Mac'kity  companies:  1927. 


1,930 
1,937 
l,;«il 
1,858 
1,874 

1,894 

l,94fl 
2,075 
2,056 
a;  297 

1,783 
304 


Investments 


Phint 
and 
equip- 
ment 


149,9^ 
152;  4G2 
258,007 
270^  97« 
279,402 

288,481 
a'J7, 143 
321.  ('JUT 
338,794 
379,514 

257,386 
62;  891 


1 


OUur 


(>) 
21,275 
20;  549 
19,907 

27,001 
27,565 
2M91 
27.017 
27,434 

25,543 

354 


Oper- 
ating 
reve- 
nues 


74.847 

99,791 

103,264 

136,663 

138,190 

144,610 
146.176 
1H2,  im 
165.881 
170;  843 

131,771 
26,515 


Oper- 
ating 
ratio 

(per 
cent) 


73.77 
74.82 


81.11 
81.94 
81.64 
82  81 
8a  58 

8a  04 
92.91 


Oper- 
ating 
income 


8 


21,512 
18,067 
22,894 


21,025 
20,229 
28,294 
21,767 
2^n4 

20;  197 
1,309 


Net  in- 
come 


n,95i 
13,807 
16,158 
13,311 
18,138 

1^656 
15,805 
18.854 
IP,  806 
21,046 

15»133 
610 


Divi- 
dends 


6,066 
7*078 

n,4n 

9;  078 
13,960 

9,309 

9,ZSfi 

9,06il 

10;  750 

11,618 

7,961 


1  Data  not  avilable. 

Source:  Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 


Ho.  385— LAHD   ASD    OCEAH-GABIE  TBIEGRAPK    STSTSKS   GOHBIHSD: 

Financial  Statistics 

[All  %«ree  ia  theaaaade  of  doUac^ 


INCOME  ACXOUNT 


Inoeme,  total 

Trlegraph  traffic. 


r  f'tui  01  uer  sources. 


Bxpeasee,  feotaL 

O;>erntion  and  maintenance. 


Jruerf^t  and  taxes. 
All  other. 


Net  income' 

Diviuends 


BAUwn  snxET 


Pl;\nt  find  equipment 

Scv-urities  ainl  i.ivettnienis. 
Cash  and  current  assets 


Xaabilitiefl. 


Cnpital  stock 

Funded  debt 

Rf.wrve 

()iUerlinbilitie&.. 
Net  surplus 


40, 999 

3:;v30i 

5,629 


30, 

24.456 

2,539 
3,953 

9,982 

6,257 


195,501 

ir.I.C80 

2r>,  940 

7,884 

195,504 

117,053 

45,893 

7,860 

6,019 

18,079 


19U 


64^799, 

60^403 

4,360 

6S,S7» 

146,790 
3,9iV5 
7,044 

6,384 

6,180 


896,889 

222.047 

3.3.  n;j4 

442,308 

898,889 

163.  r^ 

62,741 
20.hO4 
35.248 
15,850 


Wkl 


i9%7n 

1061990 
2;  713 

91,871 

t74,986 

7,9rJ2 
'8,954 

17,832 

9,817 


909,917 

243.358 

5<s  035 

«63,6a4 

an;  017 

167,280 
61,828 
63,688 
45,484 
94,782 


151, 8» 

146.803 
5,(^ 

IS?,  991 

1 118, 140 
iai95 
»4,C56 

23,867 

10^716 


459;  499 

32r*,6ri2 

7\S39 
«63,969 

4M;4I9 

177,  aw 

71,394 
90;  222 
50.133 
70;  517 


1997 


ITT,.**© 
6,409 

159;  Itt 

1141.987 
11.K38 
*o,328 

23,845 

14,199 


011;  999 

496,699 
52,270 


078,999 

180;  095 
97,037 

118,091 
M,557 

113,219 


1  Includes  chances  for  depreciation. 

*  Includes  p.iirment  for  use  of  leosed  lines. 

*  Total  inmuift  less  all  expenses,  inrhiding  depdreciation;  for  1917, 1922,  and  1927,  does  not  include  charsM 
for  sinking  and  other  reserve  funds. 

*  Incladeo  sinking  fund^  and  stock  and  bond  dlscotmt. 

Source:  Buieaa  ot  tbe  Census,  Department  of  Cummerce. 


364 


TELEGRAPH   AND   CABLE   SYSTEMS 


Ho.  386.— LAHD    AND    OCEAN-CABLE    TELEGRAPH   SYSTEMS:     Financial 

Statistics 

Non.— Western  Union  figures,  which  constitute  the  largest  item  of  the  totals,  do  not  segregate  land  tele- 
graph from  ocean-cnble  business  and  are  shown  as  totals  under  land  telegraphs.  Consequently,  data 
m  these  columns  overstate  and  those  under  ocean  cables  understate  the  true  amounts 

[All  flgores  in  thousands  of  dollars] 


INCOME  ACCOUNT 

Isoome,  total 

Tolograph  traffic 

From  other  sources. 

Expenses 

Net  income — 

BALANCE  SHEET 

Assets 

Plant  and  equipment 

Securities  and  investments 
Cash  and  current  assets 

liabilities 

Capiliil  stock 

Funded  debt 

Reserves 

Other  liibilities 

Net  surplus 


Land  systems 


Itlt 


66.393 

52,337 

3,956 

52,S63 
13,431 


190,706 

M  43,91 1 

17.123 

*  29, 672 

190,706 
108.156 

•  34,  741 

5,255 

33,201 

9,353 


1917 


99,954 

91,313 

1,642 

80,829 
1 12, 125 


886.407 

'163,488 

29,565 

«33,355 

886.407 

106,360 

•33,828 

20.C27 

37.024 

28,568 


1922 


130,569 

128,631 

1,908 

114.864 
» 15, 675 


881,913 

254.030 

31, 876 

«36,008 

381,913 
104.406 
67,394 
46,773 
40,430 
62,849 


1927 


168,860 

159,682 

3,178 

146,771 
U6,089 


418,780 

338.143 

12,567 

« 62, 010 

418,780 
104,472 
92,872 
64.607 
57,983 
02,786 


Ocean  systems 


1918 


8,470 

8»066 

404 

5,516 
2,953 


107,583 

s  78, 136 

16,811 


1917 


16,749 

15,677 

1,072 

11,042 
5,707 


136,610 
•79,871 
26.470 


*  12, 636  *30,269 


107.683 

55.490 
7  28.000 

15,549 
2,047 
6,497 


136,610 

60.900 

7  28.000 

33,036 

8,460 

6»214 


1988 


81,319 

18,174 
3,145 

13,127 
8»193 


137.687 
72,632 
46,964 

•  17, 961 

137,556 

72,738 

4.000 

43,449 

9,702 
7,668 


1987 


80,137 

17.007 

2,230 

12,382 
7,755 


160, 819 
88.556 
39.704 

*  31, 959 

160.219 

75.023 
4, 165 

53.424 
fl.  f.74 

20,433 


1  Total  income  less  all  expenses,  including  depreciation;  for  1917, 1922,  and  1927  does  not  include  charges 
for  sinking  and  other  reserve  funds. 

•  Not  incluciiug  land-line-system  plant  and  oQuipment  to  the  value  of  $20,000,000  reported  as  cable-system 
plant  and  equipment  for  1912  and  1917.  (In  statistics  for  preceding  censuses  an  item  of  $20,000,000  funded 
debt,  otTset  b  y  t  he  s^ime  amount  for  plant  and  equipment,  was  carried  against  ocean-cable  telegraphs.  This 
debt  being  n  ally  a  land-line-system  debt  and  being  so  reported  for  1922,  is  eliminated  fh>m  the  figures  for 
ocean-oible  systepi.) 

•  Includes  land-line-system  plant  and  equipment  to  the  value  of  $20,000,000  (see  note  *). 

•  Includes  sinking  funds  and  stock  and  bond  discount. 

•  Includes  sinking  and  other  special  funds. 

•  Not  including  iand-line-s3^tem  funded  debt  to  the  amount  of  $20,000,000  reported  as  cable-system 
Indebtedness  in  1912  and  1917  (see  note  2). 

'  Includes  land-linc-system  indebtedness  to  the  amount  of  $20,000,000  (see  note  >), 

Ho.  387.— LAND    AND    OCEAN-CABLE    TELEGRAPH    SYSTEMS  COMBINED: 
KguiFMENT,   Traffic,  Employees,  Salaries,  and  Wages 


Miles  of  pole  line  ' 

Milea  of  single  wire  > 

Aerial 

Underground 

Submarine 

Nautical  miles  of  ocean  cable 

NumlKTof  oUiuTS 

OiM-rated   Jointly   with   railway 
cuixipanies 

Talecramt.  thousands 

GuvcTninentjU _ 

Full  commercial  rate 

Contract  rate  and  free 

Number  of  employees 

Salaries  and  wages  ($1 ,000) 


1961 


1912 


237,990 

1,318,650 

(>) 
(>) 
(') 

18.077 
27.377 

(») 
91,655 

(») 

27.fi27 
1J,040 


247,528 
1,814,196 

(») 
(«) 

67,  f.76 
30,8t>4 

26,247 

109,378 

(») 
(») 
(>) 

37.295 
24,905 


1917 


241,128 

1. 890. 245 

1, 80l»,  4H2 

77, 187 

3,576 

71. 251 
28,940 

23,272 

« 197, 074 

4,  :.«7 

110.018 
11,858 

51. 574 
39,644 


19X9 


252,991 

1. 853. 250 

1,718,251 

131,448 

3,551 

76.711 
27,354 

21,006 

191. 121 

3,199 

175, 847 

12,075 

08.  (»2 
70.162 


19?7 


256,809 

2, 146, 822 

1,940,069 

200.811 

5,942 

104.541 
27,6WJ 

21,449 

289.511 

2.732 

214.093 

12,686 

81,498 
99.520 


*  Exclusive  of  pole  line  owned  and  operated  wholly  by  railway  companies. 

»  Kxdusi  vo  of  wire  owned  and  operate<l  wholly  by  railway  companies,  as  follows:  Reported  by  all  rnilway 
oom^mnics,  1912,  314.329  mUes;  reported  by  railway  comnanies  having  annual  operating  revenues  of 
$1,000,000  or  more,  1917. 344,110  miles;  1922, 285,002  mllee;  1927, 333,806  miles.    No  data  for  1902. 

«  Figun^  not  available. 

*  In  addition,  31,102,577  lettergrams,  not  distributed  aooording  to  rate,  were  reported  by  land  systems. 
Source  of  Tables  386  and  387:  Bureau  of  the  Cenios,  Department  of  Conunerce. 


TELEGRAPH   AND    CABLE    SYSTEMS 


365 


No.   888.— LAND  AND   OCEAN-CABLE  TELEGRAPH  SYSTEMS:    Equipment, 

Tbaffic,  Employees,  Salaries  and  Wages 

NoTE.--The  land  bnsisess  and  the  ocean  business  of  the  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.  are  not  segregated 
in  this  table  for  1912.  The  total  (estimated)  number  of  messages  in  1912  was  108,536,418  on  land  systems 
and  5341,2t»0  on  ocean  systems 


Miles  of  pole  line  i. 


Xilea  of  single  wire  *. 

AcriaL 

Underground 

Submarine 


Nantical  miles  of  ocean  cable. . 

Number  of  offices 

Operated    jointly    with 
railway  companies 


Teleframs,  thoweande 

(rovemmental 

Full  commercial  rate 

Contract  rate  and  free.... 

Number  of  employees 

Salaries  and  wages  ($1,000)  ... 


Land  systems 


lilt 


247,528 
1,814,198| 


35,630 
23,798 


1*17 


itn 


241,012,      25^991 


1,845,937 

1,714,211 

127.475 

3,551 


1, 888, 798 

1,808,325| 

76.892, 

3,576 


1927 


254,720 

9,148,886 

1^988,833 

198,911 

5,942 


28,828 
23,272 

«190,69S 

4,309i 

106,159 

10^154 

47,227 
36,392 


27,214 

21,906 

181,519 

3,130 

166,730 

11,659 

62,299 
68,737 


27,560 
21,449 


062 

2,678 

206,827 

12,557 

77,235 
93,413 


Ocean  S3rstems 


19U 


67,676 
83 


8,845 


1,656 
1,167 


1917 


116 

1,469 

1,157 

295 


71,251 
114 


6,451 
2S8 

4,459 
1,704 

4,347 
3,252 


1922 


8,018 
4^040 
3,973 


76,711 

1401 


9,608 

69 

9,117 

417 

6,333 
7,425 


1997 


2;  089 

8,196 
1,236 
1,900 


104,541 
106 


7,446 

54 

7,286 

129 

4,263 
6,108 


1  Exclusive  of  pole  line  owned  and  operated  wholly  by  railway  companies. 

>  Exclusive  of  wire  owned  and  operated  wholly  by  railway  companies,  as  follows:  Reported  by  all  rail- 
way companies,  1912,  314,329  miles;  reported  by  railway  companies  having  annual  operating  revenues  of 
$1,000,000  or  more,  1917.  344,110  miles;  1922,  285,002  miles;  1927,  333,808  miles. 

>  Figures  not  available. 

*  In  addition,  31,102,577  lettergrams,  not  distributed  according  to  rate,  were  reported. 


No.  889. — WESTERN  UNION  TELEGRAPH  CO.:  Mileaoe  of  Lines  and  Wires, 

Number  of  Offices,  and  Finances 


Year  ended— 


June  30— 
li'u.. 
1870-. 
1875.. 
IbSO.. 

1S90.. 
Ib95.. 
1900-. 
Vd05.. 
1910.. 
Iyl3.. 
Dec  :>1— 

1013.. 
1914.. 
191 o.. 
l&U... 
1917.. 

1918.. 

liilO.. 

iwa).. 

1921.. 
1922.. 

1923.. 
1924.. 
1J*25.. 
1926.. 

1^27.. 
1U28.. 


Miles  of 
pole  line 
and  cable 


46,270 
54,109 
72.833 
85,645 
147,500 

183,917 
189.714 
192,705 
200.224 
214.360 
238,033 

237,807 
240,231 
238,940 
237.664 
228,766 

'247,303 
245.560 
246.214 
246.064 
242,729 

244,001 
246,  742 
246.307 
249, 916 
Z'A,  756 
255,068 


MUesof 
wire 


85,291 
112,191 
179,496 
233,534 
462,283 

678,997 

802,651 

933.153 

1, 184,  557 

1.429,049 

1, 558, 181 

1,562,170 
1,609,346 
1, 610,  709 
1, 627. 342 
1,626,963 

1,382,547 
1,433,978 
1,449,710 
1.521,085 
1,534.009 

1,557.399 
1,593,963 
1,635,236 
1,668,293 
1, 783. 140 
1,889,632 


Number 
of  offices 


2,565 
3,972 
6,565 
9,077 
14,184 

19,382 
21.360 
22,900 
23,814 
24,825 
26,000 

25,0«) 
25.784 
26,142 
25.234 
25,466 

25.452 
25,159 
24,881 
24,632 
24.580 

24,678 
24,478 
24,428 
24.688 
24.765 
24.842 


Receipts 


DoUan 
6.5G8.925 
7,138,738 
9, 564.  575 
12,782,895 
17,706,834 

22,387.029 
22,218,019 
24,  758, 570 
29,033,635 
33.889.202 
47,423,443 

46,899.267 
47, 287. 388 
52, 475, 721 
63.621.601 
78,480,223 

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«  104,082,147 
121, 473, 685 
105.228,075 
107,116^306 

113.628,470 
115,235,563 
129.151,617 
136,406,026 
134,460,816 
139, 387, 321 


Expenses 


2>o27arf 
3,944,006 
4,910,772 
6,335,415 
6,948.957 
12,005,910 

15,074,304 
16,076,630 
18,503,206 
21, 845, 570 
26,614,302 
42,959,934 

42,327,121 
40, 578,  751 
40,972.541 
>  49, 894. 346 
62,783,006 

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108,134.041 

06.542,563 

93,910,954 

90,962.165 
101,815,734 
112,861,832 
121,096,832 
119. 328, 218 
123,bl7,517 


Net  income 


DoBan 
2.624.920 
2,227,966 
3,229,158 
6,833,938 
5,700,924 

7,312,725 
6,141.389 
6.165.364 
7.188.065 
7.274,900 
4,463,506 

4,572,146 

6,708,637 

11,503.180 

13.727,256 

15,697,217 

« 11,380,219 
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13,339^644 
0,686,512 

13,205,352 

13,646,305 
13,419,820 
16,289,785 
15,307,194 
15,132,596 
15,560,804 


>  Estimated. 

I  iDclndes  special  payment  to  employees,  $1,166,424. 


*  Figures  readjusted. 

*  C«porate  and  Federal. 


Sources:  Table  388.  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce;  Table  389,  Annual  Reports  of  the 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 


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Ho.  808. — CKHTRAI  SUCTBIO  8TATI0H8:  EquiPMENT,  Emflotbes,  Otrrpirr, 

AND  Sales 

NoTS.— A  central  electric  station  is  one  seUing  carrent  toimblic  or  private oonsnmers,  or  a  mnnicipal  plant 
snppljlng  current  for  streets,  public  buildings,  etc.  Isolated  or  private  plants  operated  solely  for  the 
benefit  of  the  owner  in  connection  with  factories,  mines.  storeSy  hotels,  institutions,  etc.,  which  in  the 
aggregate  produce  great  qaantities  of  onrent,  are  not  incinded.  The  business  df  electric  street  railways 
is  shown  only  so  far  as  that  portion  of  their  business  relating  to  the  sale  of  current  can  be  segregi^ed. 
Electric  plants  operated  by  toe  Federal  or  State  Oovenunents  are  excluded  even  when  they  sell  current 
to  private  consumers.  One  central  electric  station  often  sells  current  to  another,  so  that  there  is  consid- 
eraole  duplication  in  total  sales.  Net  sales  are  considerably  less  than  current  generated  because  of  wire 
losses,  sell  cons-umption,  etc. 


Number  of  stations  >. 


Prime  movers,  horsepower thousands.. 

8team  engines 

Steam  turbines 

Water  wheels  and  turbines 

Internal-combustion  engines-- 

Dynamos: 

Number 

Kilowatt  capacity thousands. . 

Output mfllioBa  of  kilowatt  honrs.. 

Generated.. 

Purchased 

Sold 

Sales  to  ultimate  consumers 

Sales  for  resale 


Number  of  customerB.. thousands.. 

Salaried  employees number.. 

Salaries 1,000  dollars.. 

Wage  earners number.. 

Wages 1,000  dollars.. 


AU  central  electric  stations 


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1,845 

1,394 

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1,876 

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5,165 

14,183 

11,569 

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26.003 

24,307 

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1,702 

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5,606 

25,752 

7.179 

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1.371 

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41,965 

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1  The  term  "station"  as  here  used  may  represent  a  single  electric  station  or  a  number  of  stations  operated 
under  the  same  ownership. 

>  ( igures  not  available. 

>  .Salaries  and  wages  were  not  reported  for  1927  by  municipal  plants.  Commercial  plants  reported  95,917 
i^aried  employees,  with  salaries  amounting  to  $166,340,946,  ana  138.796  wage  earners,  with  wages  amount- 
ing to  $2U1 ,290310.  The  percentages  which  the  a^aried  employees  and  wage  earners  reported  by  the 
commercial  plants  formed  of  the  corresponding  totals  for  both  commercial  and  municipal  plants  wera  94.8 
and  W.8.  respectively. 

*  -A.  verafje  number  for  the  year. 

*  Number  Sept.  16, 1912;  Sept.  29, 1917;  June  30, 1922;  and  June  30, 1927.  or  nearest  representative  day. 

No.    394. — CENTRAL   ELECTRIC   STATIONS:     EquiPMENT,    Employees,   and 
Finances  of  Commercial  and  Municipal  Stations 

Note.— See  headnotc  to  Table  393 


Commercial  stations 


1912 


Number  of  establishments.. 
Horsepower  of  prime  mov- 
ers  thousands. 

Capacity  of  dynamos 

thou5ands  of  kw. 
Current  millions  of  kw.  hrs. 

Generated 

Purchased 

Sold— 
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For  resale 


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6,971 

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Employees number..       71,395 

Inc-<»rae l.orx)  dollars..     279.054 

Ex[>en?e3 do 2i7,f560 

Asser^ ..do 2;  490, 023 

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1917 


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3,774 


12,078  ;       18,571 


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29,812 
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6,202 
94.679 
486.634 
395.127 
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38.413 

9,420 

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136,105 
986,684 
792,496 
5, 504. 614 


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24,383 
92.299 
71.307 
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234,713 

1, 841, 227 

1. 318,  255 

12.950.388 


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1912 


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559 

397 
626 

537 
89 


2,933,017    4,229,356  i»  8.880,  291 


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7,940 

23.219 

16,917 

86,521 

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532 
1,232 
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10,862 

40.260 

31.441 

148.345 


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2,441 
1,878 

563 

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1,645 

14,657 

85.436 

67,129 

288,623 


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a;  129 

16.273 

122,437 


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»  Not  called  for  on  schedule. 

>  Includes  plant  and  equipment  valued  at  $902,057,279.  not  separated  as  to  electric  li<ht  and  power  and 
other  propoties. 

Source  of  Tables  393  and  394:  Bureau  of  the  Census.  Depcu-tment  of  Commerce. 
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Bo.  see.— CEHTRAL  BLECTKIC  STATIONS:  Financial  Statuticb 
[All  IfOCM  ill  Qmuudi  of  doUui.    B«e  hcadnott  lo  Tablt  sn] 


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Ho.    387.— PEOPOBTIOR    OP 


OF   FACT0B7    POWBB 


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Ibnundi  nl  IniHpovaT.    OUb  [urOevrlnpld  TftlETiHrivarniTtii' rapacity  oCiwIuiluiBltUatiaa 

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Ho.  400.~KUS.AL  EOADS  IS  THE  DBITBD  STATES 

Msa  dau  inFlnifd  tor  muni;  aaA  tonihip  lanis  id  IICl.  l«tA.  and  i»i7  were  ttae 


Source:  Bunaa  ol  Public  Boada,  DeparUuent  of  AgiicuUura. 


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PUBLIC   B0AD8 
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AREA  nr  CONTINSHTAL  XmTED  STATES 

Non.— Finzres  inchide  all  deaths  from  accidents  caused  by  motor  Tehklea  except  motor  cycles,  bat 
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Year 


1911 
1912 
1913 
1914. 
1915. 

1916. 
1917 
1918 
1919 
1920 

1921 
1922 
1923. 
1924 
1925. 

1926 
1927 


Entire  r^istration  area 


Population 


Number 
of  deaths 


66^183,071 
60^350.974 
63»20Q^625 
06,813,815 
87,096^681 

71.349^162 
74.984.496 
81.333,675 
85.106^043 
87,480^713 

88.667.602 
93,2U.643 
96.966^371 
99.200^296 
108,106^000 

105,167,000 
108^327,000 


1,291 
1,758 
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2.826 
3,978 

5.198 
6,724 
7.525 
7,968 
9^103 

10.168 
11.666 
14,411 
16,628 
17,671 

18.871 
21.160 


Rate  per 

100,000 

poiMila- 

tion 


2.2 
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4.3 
6.9 

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9.0 
9.3 
9.4 

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11.6 
12.5 
14.9 
15.7 
17.0 

17.9 
19.6 


Registration  States 


Population 


54.285,180 
55.188,437 
68.235,115 
60.943,663 
61,881,753 

66.371,691 
09.646,824 
79.536.574 
83.612.608 
86,043,627 

87.183.738 
91, 959;  620 
96.613.844 
97,667.916 
101, 319;  000 

108.284,000 
106,510,200 


Bate  per 

Number 

100.0GO 

of  deaths 

popola- 
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1.160 

2.2 

1,563 

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0.3 

8,878 

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11.4 

11,466 

12.5 

14.157 

14.8 

16.221 

16.6 

17,149 

16.0 

18.419 

17.8 

20,704 

19.4 

Number 

of  cars 

registered 


882.911 
1,234.844 
1,776,004 

2;  611,806 
3,530,268 
4,715,317 
6. 922;  672 
7,440,420 

8.578,536 
10.374.993 
13.359.965 
15.713.654 
17,892.640 

19.838,947 
21,064,564 


Deaths 

per 
100.000 

cars 


263.8 
306.2 
202.2 

18&6 
171.8 
156.0 
131.2 
119.3 

115.4 

lia6 

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96.9 

06.8 

02.8 
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Year 


1911. 
lVi2. 
1913. 
1914. 
1913. 

1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 

1921. 
1922. 
1923. 
1924. 
1925. 


Rural    area   of   registration 
States 


Population 


2«,  901. 350 
27.144,493 
29,108.597 
30.829,210 
31,078,193 

34.752.780 
36, 928,  7S7 
41.844,499 
44.664.983 
44,310;  060 

44.572.803 
47. 859,  762 
49. 882, 530 
51,208,1»2 
63.779.000 


1926 64,663,000 

1927 1  56,717.500 


Noniber 


Rate 
per 

k)f  deaths!  ^^'^ 
^  popula- 

tion 


306 
442 
687 
896 
1,226 

1,684 
2.174 
2,368 
2,508 
2,757 

3.368 
4.020 
5.209 
5,668 
6.509 

7.348 
8.452 


1.1 
1.6 
2.4 
2.9 
3.9 

4.8 
5.9 
5.7 
5.C 
6.2 

7.6 

8.4 

10.4 

11.1 

12.1 

13.4 
14.9 


Cities  in  registration  States 


! 

i  Cities  in  nonregistration 

i  States 


Population 


Number 
!of  deaths 


Rate    ' 

per     ! 
100.000  .Population 
popula- . 

tion 


Num- 
ber of 
deaths 


27,383.839 
28,043,944 
29,126.518 
30.114.453 
30,803,560 

844 
1,121 
1.554 
1.676 
2;  363 

31,618.911 
32.718,037 
37,692,075 
38, 947, 525 
41,733,567 

3,063 
3,890 
i942 
5.263 
6,121 

42.610,935 
44,009,858 
45.731,314 
46, 459,  734 
47,540.000 

6.535 
7,446 
8.918 
9.553 
10,^40 

48.620.300 
49.  792.  700 

11, on 

12,252 

3.1 
4.0 
5.3 
5.6 
7.7 

9.7 
11.9 
13.1 
13.5 
14.7 

15.3 
16.9 
19.6 
20.6 
22.4 

22.8 
24.6 


4.897.882 
5,171.637 
4,966.510 
4.869,652 
6,213,928 

• 

4.977,471 
6.337.674 
1. 797. 101 
1.553.535 
1,443,086 

1,483,864 
1.282,023 
1.372,527 
1.532,382 
1,789;  000 

1.883.300 
1,816,600 


141 
195 
247 
265 
389 

466 
660 
215 
197 
225 

265 
200 
254 
307 
422 

452 

456 


Rata 
P«r 
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popula- 
tion 


2.9 
3.8 
6.0 
6.2 
7.6 

9.2 
12.4 
12.0 
12.7 
16.6 

17.9 
15.6 
18.6 
20.0 
23.6 

24.0 
26.1 


Sources:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce,  and  Bureau  of  Public  Roads,  Dox>artment 
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so.— STEAM  AND  ELECTRIC  BAILWATS  AND 

COmPANIES 


^K"! 


^KESS 


[Dftta  im  this  Mction  lelAta  to  oontineiital  United  States  unleM  otherwiee  iteted] 


GRfKBAL  Note.— The  total  steam  railroad  mileage  of  the  United  States  indades:  (s)  Regular  inter- 
stave  carriers  (and  their  n<moperating  subsidiaries)  reporting  to  tlie  Interstate  Commerce  CommisBioii, 
(b)  switching  and  terminal  railroads,  also  reporting  to  the  oommissioti ;  and  (c)  private  railroads  (defined 
by  the  commission  as  "drcalar*'  because  they  report  on  brief  drcnlaxs  and  as  "unoiBoial").  Exoept  In 
certain  mOeage  data  tlie  circular  and  unofficial  companies  are  not  included  in  any  o  f  the  statistios.  Tha 
switch inp  and  terminal  roads  were  formerly  Included  with  operating  railways,  bat  are  now  separated,  and 
data  for  them  do  not  appear  in  most  of  the  tables. 

Nonoperating  subsiduuies  include  proprietary  companies,  which  are  oovered  by  the  reports  of  operating 
carriers,  and  lessor  oompanieB  which  nave  no  traffic  and  whose  nporta  appear  only  in  statistics  of  capital!* 
satioa,  dividends,  and  investment. 

Operating  railways  are  divided  into  three  classes,  according  to  the  amount  of  gross  operating  revenue  in 
1019:  Class  1,  having  more  Ihan  $1,000,000  of  such  revenue;  Class  II,  from  $100,000  to  $l.O0a00O;  and  Class 
ni,  less  than  $100,000.  During  recent  years  more  detailed  reports  are  required  from  Class  I  carriers  than 
from  su:alier  companies.    The  basis  of  the  figures  in  each  table  is  Indicated  by  notes.    Omission  o  f  < 


II  and  Class  III  railroads  affects  very  little  the  oomparabiiity  of  statistics  with  those  of  earlier  years  as 
regards  most  items,  since  the  bulk  of  the  business  is  done  by  Class  I. 

The  Interstate  (3ommeroe  Commission  divides  railroads  geographically  into  three  districts  and  eight 
Bubeidiary  regions.  Each  raOroad  is  treated  as  a  unit  and  placed  wlu^y  in  some  one  district  or  regton. 
Broadly  speaking,  thaeastem  district  includes  territory  eastof  Chicago  and  north  of  the  Ohio  and  Potomac 
Rivers:  southern  district,  territory  east  of  the  Mississippi  River  and  south  of  the  Ohio  and  Potomac  Rivenc 
and  western  district  the  remabider  of  the  country.  Tne  principal  railroads  of  the  eight  regions  are  listed 
in  Table  444. 

Class  I  companisB  make  monthly  reports  and  the  yearly  totals  from  these  become  available  earlier  than 
the  sometimes  sliglitly  corrected  totals  ftam  the  fhial  annual  reports.  The  latrat  figures  in  these  tables 
are  in  many  cases  from  the  monthly  reports. 


No.  418.— RAILWAY  HILSA6B  OWNBD  AND  KHEAGE  OPERATED  CLASSI- 
FIED BT  TRACKAGE 

Note  .—Beginning  with  1006  switching  and  terminal  roads  are  omitted  (they  operate  about  2,000  miles  of 
first  main  tradn.  The  first  and  second  columns  oover  all  railways  including  "circular"  and  "unofll- 
dal "  lines;  the  last  five  columns  omit  "circular"  and  "unofficial^'  lines.  Mileage  owned  exdudes  all 
duplication  and  eovers  continental  United  States  only.  Mileage  operated  includes  some  duplication 
under  trackage  rights  and  some  mileage  in  Canada  operated  by  United  States  companies 


MQesof 

road  (first 

track) 

owned 

Miles  operated 

Year 

All 

raflways: 

Road 

(fl^st  track) 

Reporting  railways 

Class  I 

railways: 

Road 

(first  tiaek) 

Road 
(first  track) 

Other 

main 
tracks 

Yaid 

track  and 

sidings 

Total 
track 

June  30, 1800 

163,507 
180,657 
103,346 
218,101 

24a  203 
243.070 
246,  77V 
240,  777 
252,105 
253,780 

251037 
253.626 
253.529 
253.152 
252,845 

251, 176 
25a  413 
2o0,222 
250.156 
240.306 

240.138 
24a  131 

167. 191 
184,628 
106.064 
225.106 

24a  002 
254.732 
258.033 
261,036 
203,547 
264,378 

266,381 
266.015 
264.233 
263.707 
263,821 

262.544 
261,064 
262,482 
262.158 
261,871 

261.562 
26^091 

15a  404 
177,746 
102,556 

2iae74 

24a  631 
24a  238 
240,852 
2,'i3,470 
25a  547 
257,569 

250.705 
2.50,705 
258,507 
25a  525 
250.941 

258.362 
257,425 
25a  0b4 
2n8.238 
2oa631 

25a  815 
25a  639 

a700 
12,348 
14,075 
ia881 

25.354 
27.612 
20.367 
3a827 
32,376 
3a  662 

34,325 
3a  066 
3a  228 
3a  730 
3a  894 

37,614 
37.888 
3a697 
39.016 
40.062 

41,686 
42,071 

3a  711 
43,181 
52,153 
6a042 

8a  582 
8a  974 
02,010 

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08^285 
09,010 

102.084 
10a582 
107,608 
10a637 
100,744 

111.555 
114,046 
lia312 
lia874 
1118,361 

12a840 
123,027 

100,875 
23a  275 
25a  784 
30a707 

351, 767 
362,824 
371,238 
370.506 
387,208 
301, 141 

307.014 
400,353 
402.343 
408.802 
40a579 

407,531 
400.350 
412.003 
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417,064 

421,341 
424.737 

1805 

1000 

1005 

1010 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1014 

1015 

Dec.  31, 1016 

1017 

1918 

1010 

ifco 

1021 

1022 

1923 

1034 

1025 

1026 

1927 

■'"*'2ia877 
22a  063 
224,236 
22a  090 
22a  060 

231,674 
232,607 
23a  145 
234.363 
23a  234 

234,702 
234,076 
23a  574 
23a  894 
23a  640 

237,054 
23a  634 

Source:  Interstate  C<munerce  Commission. 


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3M 

aiflO 
2!  041 
205 

9§.3M 
llsloM 

(1 
4,080 

2,141 

O 
626 

,:3. 

1,449 

f) 
822 

1,140 

<& 
% 

..Bi^--- 

tMhaniHerkk: 

VlMmiiKliM: 

ncludrs  2.0)7  mfW  In  Caoadti  aad  SI  mJIra  [n  Msilco. 

iHtdautBvsUBblu, 

npluilps  1 ,949  mUf*  in  Canndii. 


•  Includes  IE  mll«  o(  iailuatrlal  tnckf  Id  192J  and  39  mlks  In  192?: 

'Indudo*  21.403  railn  D(  Indiutrial  trado;  also  2,S3rHnilcs  In  Cnnada  HrasisirrlB  of  1.754  mllM  of  road, 
11  mUcaofsscODdauiDtrBtk.  74  milM  aliodiulrla]  tnicki,  and  591  mllea  of  yard  track  tod  aldlngs. 
Soanx:  Iclcntnto  Comnwrce  ComialstEoii. 


L.,..,.,. 

Frclght-traln  tars 

r,».„-„„.™ 

""■"" 

inXled 

Numbrr 
retired 

NnmhPT 
Installed 

■lanibcr 
retired 

Itulalled 

SS? 

taaeX: 

1,549 

3.fl« 

■1 

1,475 

Is 

1^330 

1,228 
4,960 
2:7M 
1,800 

1,M2 

1,140 

tS 

1,8.18 

IS 
■•s 

999 

1,254 
i;i30 

m 

2,078 

IKS 

1251632 
97,972 

11 

'ill!! 

78.019 
83i4ue 
10S.391 

232.  nuo 

•m 

73,254 

11 

M;toi 

89,™ 
98,  MJ 
9n,i«J 

mm 

■2.253 

M,024 
43,274 

99:245 

128,171 

iffl,s:3 

98,991 

.m 

3,505 
%2S0 

3,080 

i 

2.7,^1 
2.016 

Dk.31: 

Mi^i 

3,J0O 

EAILBOABS  397 

Ho.  434.— BAHWAT  BQUIFMEHT  IH  8BSTICB,  AU  BKPOBTZVe  COKPAHZBS 

NoTi.— "  AUrapocUaicoiopaniM'MiictadsswitcbJiiE  mid  tennliuil  but  not  drctUar  »ai  onofDdal  lina. 
Dam  for  trsetiv*  power  and  capadtj  of  can  eiclade  iwlCcMng  tosda  bfsiiuiiiig  wllb  1808  uii]  smillcr 
roods  duiiuc  recent  r<ai>l  tbe;  frould  not  be  msUrully  dlOerent  it  all  curleis  were  f  ududed.    Tbe  Utrp> 


n  owned  br  pdTeM 


LaeomoClvca 

Freigbt-tralncaisi 

Eteam 

S&, 

Capadly 

Pa»«n. 

"£^" 

Nnro- 
bci 

Tisctite  capacit} 

■3 

s 

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train 

(inS5 

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11 

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1.1S«,U9 
1.365.  Ml 

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1,(11,637 

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No.  42a.— classificaAon  of  bahwat  cabs  ni  sebticb 

-Data  Tctals  to  lone  30  prior  to  ISIA  and  Dec.  31  tberean«r.    PlfUNS  tor  "All  operetin 
fl"  tricludeflw^tcbiQE  end  terminal  Dompaulcflbul  noldrcular  and  unoffieJa]  llnee-    Caninw 

l«  car  lima,  reo^ly  etiUBllng  01 


All  ope 

rating  co 

npuiia 

Class  I 

1(17 

„„ 

■» 

■», 

Total 

Eastern 

SoDth- 

tnsdli- 

WeM- 

em  dis- 
trict 

i.iu,4n 

966,603 

■a:s 

si 
s 

17, 2M 
M7,m 

.,,,'2 

8 

80,891 
(') 

l,«t.6<T 
1,041, 6W 
140,343 

tie,3;6 

678,1-6 
28.  BOS 
H.810 

M 

MdO 
O 

ii,aa8.«M 

1,  ().■«.  S14 

11.130 
92;  BBS 
530,  IS 
886. !»« 
2S,5?6 

»a,ioi 

J 

in 

IB,  111 

t,s,n 
m 

8.41i0lt 
1,08(1.562 

113,5a 
s;9!4s; 

49,48) 
85,385 
7S7,06i 
1.  056,125 
31,325 
H,aH 
tS 

13,17. 
1,092 

4,  aw 

21.1B0 
^369 

ll^KCZ 
2,479 

i,««.loo 

1,075,308 

II 
If 

799.821 

l,(6fc«K 

S1,0M 

a,m 

4(1 
13.211 

2S,342 
9,677 

112,912 
3,395 

1,066,365 

Si 

799.820 
1.086,981 

30,050 

I,il7i,i» 

455,301 
3« 

22;  a; 

530,044 
404,438 

12,803 

Kaio 

3;  281 

ft 

4».7U 

2t^» 

144.573 

19(^920 

5,829 

3,411 

Reftij^^^tor 

i'S 

bii-tlUDdeilraEue'.. 

431,621 

11,418 

^-X^^T.""- 

19,121 

|=Wnde,^ 

13,07! 
i,»M7 

4,494 
as,  342 
9,877 

109,298 
3,305 

■ss 

38,306 

2,398 

*•!?! 

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assa 

di-s  104  undassined  cars, 
il  cais  iDCludBd  wltb  bsfflace  BDd  eiprcsa. 
Source  ol  Tabin  424  and         ~ 


Ho.  tad.— muwr-cu  rBBfOKHAv<»  ure  wnriawt  ecsTtprmv 


Freight  car-miles  por 


Jebninrr... 
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Ml  stiui  U.' 


PetiHiUae  o/  Dnscrrico-      PerflentagB  of  muanlitt- 


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17.1  1«. 

17.1  IS.U, 

17, a  u« 


Boorce:  Bureau  of  Kdlvar  Eoonomka. 

Vo.  4a7.-^tBCEITEBSHIPS  OF  BAILWAT8 


.sS. 

^p 

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ceivership 
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»„. 

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bar 

MIlu 

BMcki 

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MIlMgt 

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t,lN 
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714.  7SS 
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M.aM 

105.  «»7 
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3,971 

II 

l,»7 

4,sn 

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14,  aw 

as 

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IB,2S0 
IB.  MS 

ii,aw 

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13 

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KAIUUJADB  3 

Ho.  428. — SMILOTEBS  OF  BAIIWAT8:  Nombeb  and  Coup«nbatk>h  ' 


Total 
oomijeiiia 


Clisa  I  ranicn 


ToUl 
(ttun- 


4,311,«)T 

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a.8a<ns 


■  •idudaswitcbiDE  and  lensiDa]  < 

L  DDL  BTtUaljle. 

I  ccv«[  Federil  nports.  nporls  of 

i;  iDWmat*  Conimaroe  Cammit! 


It  jHid  on  BD  bourly  bi 


No.  429.~EHFL0r£BS  AND  THXIB  COHPEVSATIOH :  Claas  I  Cxrbiebs 

KOTE— Dati  nikte  M  yasrs^mdtd.  Dm^  S).^    Clan  1  swiichiu  and  UnDlnal  ntmpdiitas  are  Indnded. 


vof MB  compel 


piuiclpal  occupaliOQs  only.    Data  fo 


ATcrase  nuoitKr 
otemployM* 

tlood.So'SXJi) 

&s£; 

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400  IUILROAJ>S 

No.  429. — EuPLOTBEB  AND  Th£ir  CoitPXNSATiON :  Claab  I  Cabriebs — Con. 


tlOQ  (I.CnO  dollars} 


SxvcQtiTH,   DlHciAU,    Mid   atsff 

Eipcutlvts,    eniBial    offl 
iind  oalataaU -_ 

DivlaloD  oOlcen  oad  ossliuuiu. 
PnfHilaTul,  olartml,  and  lananl. 

UailVbaHi.. 

IlDiirlrbuU 

SoperrUoiT  derks  (malo: 

cGpI   clMkB"(iniBi)r    dspiiii. 

C]erks. ///.'."'"".'.'."" 

MechniilBal   dovlce   cpentim 

StiinoETiipluin  sad  [ypiiiu 

"T^Upnone  pwltcbbmird  oper- 

McaseDin^Ts  and  offlcfi  boys-... 
Llculfniuits  and  snceHDts  d( 

Palrolnwn 

Traffic,  advertising,  and  dev«l- 

opmrut  tacnts - 

ImillorB  and  dwuiBts 

Kifntasmiioe  df  vir  and  itnu- 

iJoilVtnJi*-- 

Hoitrli  iwu 

Boadmaalers  and  eencral  lOiv- 

Brldeo  and  iitiUtliiiK  ^oig  ft: 

nwiKaklUfdl 

Bridge  and  bulldfnKcarwal 
Bildn  md  buUcUu  nalDUr 

ekilM  trades  Helpers 

Pumping  DOalpDeBt  opemtora. 

work  train,  brldap.and  buEld- 
liuaud  Bignul  and  tcl>«rapb 

Lnhi'R'n  (eilra  gang  and  ' 

Itlulnlvonnco  nl  war  lnhonn 
(not  trai'k  and  nndira;: 

Gi'Mrnl   lOrrmrn   and  «i 

vblBi    Insticclon     (tl, 

trkcntrh,  elp.l 

Onnnlun'ini'n  (lignal  and  tele, 
mpb,  ikilk'd  tiadcvj 

Blgnunti'n   eod  iliiul   maln- 

AsblHiiC  ilgDaliDBn  and  (igaal 

Blgnulmra  and  filial  msln- 

lblM*BiBea  of  ■qnlpnaBl  and 

IJtiii'iaiii' "".'"."" 
Ibmrln  baHi 

AwlWHat  grwrHl  and'  de|«ri. 

Quig    P-reiDrn    and    leaden 

(akllteilj  

Blackimltlu 

L'atmen IIIII^^^IIIIIITI: 

I  Dailr  bull. 


ITI,9SB 

tin'.  ilT 


38,761 
4TS.Na 

SS1.0S1 


31.988 
MSI 


e,3at 

£409 


3,303 


301,  n* 

8,053 


3,IW 

3,S70 

Wl.tU 

is.tta 

10.701 

ia337 


U,417   > 

4T0.On   . 


s,sii 

IB,  MS 


'A 


3,»i 

18,161 


TKIM   . 

6,230   ' 
17.720 


RAILROADS 


401 


No.  420. — Emplotebs  and  Their  Compensation:  Class  I  Cabriebs — Con. 


OocapAtion 


KMBtenAnoe  of  equipment,  elo.— 
Continued. 

Electrical  workers 

Machinists 

8heet-metal  workers 

Skilled  trades  helpers 

Helper  apprentices 

Regular  apprentices 

Qang  foremen  laborers  (shops, 
engine  houses,  power  plants, 

stores) 1 

Coach  cleaners 

Laborers 

Stationary  engineers  and  fire- 
men.  


Transportation   (other  than  train 

serTice,  encine,  and  yard) 

Dailf  baiu ___ 

Hourlf  basu 

Train  dispatchers  and  directors 

Station  agents— 
Nontelegraphers — 
Supervisory— major  stations 
Supervisory— smaller    sta- 
tions  

Nonsupervisory— s  m  a  1 1  e  r 

stations 

Tel^raphers  and  telephoners. 

Clerks— telegrapho^  and  tele- 
phoners  

Telegraphers,  telephones,  and 
towermcn 

Baggage  agents  and  assistants.. 

Baggage,  parcel-room,  and  sta- 
tion attendants 

Qang  foremen  (flight  station, 
warehouse,  grain  elevator, 
and  dock  labor) 

Callers,  loaders,  scalers,  sealers, 
and  perishable-freight  inspec- 
tors  

Truckers 

Laborers 

Crossing  and  bridge  flagmen 
and  gatemen 

Tracsportation  (yard masters, 
swiUih  tenders,  and  hostlers)... 

Daily  basis 

Hourly  basis 


Yard  masters  and  assistants 

Switch  tenders 

Hostlers 


Transportation  (tiain  and  engine 

service) 

Hourly  basis 

Rofid  passenger  conductors 

Rond  freight  conductors 

Road  passenger  baggagemen 

Road  passenger  bmkemen  and 
flagmen 

Road  freight  brakemen  and 
flagmen 

Yard  conductors  and  yard  fore- 
men  

Yard  brakcmenand  yard  helpers. 

Road  passenger  eDgineers  and 
motormen 

Road  freight  engineers  and 
rootormeii 

Yard  engineers  and  motormen. 

Road  passenger  firemen  and 
helped 

Roacf  freight  firemen  and  helpers. 

Yard  firemen  and  helpers 


Average  nnmber 
of  employees 


itn 


ia5i5 

58,792 

11,418 

108,050 

«,3»4 

12,381 


4,027 
12,687 
07,545 

7,800 

905,  OM 

ftS,96l 
179,065 

5,380 


2;  613 

5,376 

3,428 
19,077 

13,614 

24,679 
767 

0,171 
3,627 


15,513 

37.063 

6,033 

21,801 

23,409 

7,OfO 
16,589 

7.020 
5,620 
8.Q07 

323,380 

S22,  SkO 

10,392 

24.821 
5,712 

13.938 

59,384 

21,437 
53,653 

12,971 

30,521 
21,562 

12.254 
32.315 
22,100 


10,331 
55,702 
10,954 
101, 122 
5,405 
10,975 


3,850 
12,189 
90^748 

7,457 
197,467 

es,t69 

17i,  198 
5^291 


a;  474 

5,234 

3,299 
18,858 

13,340 

23,896 
721 

8,600 
3,521 


14,872 

34.270 

6,343 

21,240 

22,142 

6,770 
15,S7i 

6,770 
5,327 
8,317 

310. 817 

310,817 

10.094 
23.925 

5,548 

13.402 

56,763 

21.020 
51,680 

12,569 

20.275 
21,075 

11.732 
30,962 
21,4U2 


Total  compensa- 
tion (1,000  dollars) 


1927 


20,666 
111,874 

21,660 

145,260 

8,553 

11,906 


6^574 

14,596 

10S;106 

13,412 

901836 

SI, 774 

frs,06i 

17,067 


7,679 

11,446 

4,200 
33,668 

23,945 

45,284 
1,306 

11,613 
6,297 


19,768 

41.653 

7,054 

20,226 

63,875 

tt,S71 

si,m 

22,371 
10.039 
18,151 

778,966 

778,955 

31.916 
70,042 
13,424 

28,886 

125,251 

63,537 
114,106 

41,916 

96,132 
53,682 

30,487 
73,971 
42,344 


20^316 
106,945 

20,682 

136,356 

7.251 

10^386 


6^301 
14,136 
04,870 

12,882 

296,472 

51, 161 

U7,Sil 

17,683 


7,638 

11,^2 

4,124 
33,746 

28,007 

43,607 
1,243 

11.  UO 
6,242 


10,235 

30,405 

7,233 

10,607 

62,237 

it,  095 
SO,Ht 

22,095 

9,600 

17,382 

763,689 
763,689 

31,222 
66,733 
13,127 

27,790 

118,803 

53,320 
112,228 

42;  506 

95,318 
54,744 

30,056 
72,076 
42,268 


Average  per 
hour,  straight 
time  (dollars) 


1927 


a  749 
.781 
.781 
.646 
.582 
.429 


.000 
.410 
.404 

.680 


3.4S 
.660 

1.207 


t9L83 

.701 

.481 
.633 

.026 

.652 
.680 

.454 

.652 


.520 
.452 
.430 

>Z56 


8.73 
,676 

»8.73 
.637 
.716 


.81S 

.026 
.835 
.691 

.645 

.663 

.883 

.813 

1.193 

.977 
.889 

.944 
.764 
.706 


1928 


a764 
.780 
.781 
.547 
.586 
.424 


.605 
.413 
.406 

.608 


S.i8 
,671 

1.232 

19.46 

.816 

.491 
.647 

.641 

.608 
.501 

.468 

ttAtt 


.528 
.462 
.424 

1Z57 


8.91 

.6S8 

1&91 
.644 
.730 


.851 

.932 
.838 
.700 

.6S0 

.666 

.806 
.827 

L253 

L021 
.928 

.078 
.773 
.724 


Average 
per  month, 
total  oom- 
penaaUon 

(dollars) 


1927 


164 
150 
158 
112 
111 
80 


136 
06 

87 

143 


log 
irr 

273 

266 

177 

104 
147 

147 

U8 
142 

105 
145 


106 
04 
07 

77 


•66 
160 

266 
149 
170 


gOl 

256 
235 
196 

173 

176 

206 
177 

260 

262 
207 

207 
191 
160 


1928 


164 
168 
157 
112 
112 
70 


136 
07 
87 

144 


108 
129 

270 

2S7 

162 

104 
149 

160 

155 
144 

107 
148 


108 
06 
05 

77 


at 

163 

272 
150 
174 


i05 

268 
232 
107 

173 

175 

211 

181 

2S2 

271 
216 

213 
194 
164 


*  Dally  basis. 

Source:  Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 
44847''— s  A  1929 27 


402 


RAHiBOADS 


No.  430.— CAPITALIZATION   OF   BAILBOADS:   All   Rspobtino   Coupanisb 

Note.— All  amowato  except  "  per  mile  of  road  "  in  mlOioiifl  of  dollan.    Switching  and  terminal  oom- 

Kniee  eiduded  beginninK  with  190K;  their  total  capitalization  i  n  1927  was  $692,283,196.    Figures  include 
th  operating  and  nonoperating  railways.    The  gross  figures  include  considerable  amounts  of  securities 
held  by  the  companies  issuing  tnem  as  well  as  larger  amounts  held  by  other  railway  companies 


Total  capitalization 

Held  by 
railroads 

Net  capitaliiation 

Year 

Total 

Com- 
mon 
stock 

Pre- 
ferred 
stock 

Funded 
debt 

Stock 

Fund- 
ed 
debt 

Total 

ParmOe 
of road 
(dollan) 

Stock 

Fund- 
ed 
debt 

Funded 

debt, 

percent 

of  total 

June  30b  1890 

8,984 
10,347 
11,491 
13,805 
18,417 

21,049 
21,249 
20,785 
20.950 
21,891 

22,292 
22.290 
22.839 
23.636 
23,644 

23.677 
23,615 

3.803 
4,202 
4,522 
5,181 
6,710 

7,594 
7,455 
7,249 
7.193 
7,216 

7,275 
7,307 
7,308 
7,589 
7,602 

7,660 
7,683 

606 

760 

1.823 

1,374 

1,409 

1,455 
1,818 
1,806 
1,898 
1,898 

1,800 
1,834 
1,852 
1,985 
1,937 

1.926 
1.960 

4,576 
5^385 
6,646 
7,261 
10^308 

12,000 
11.947 
11,730 
11,859 
12,778 

13,216 
13,149 
13,589 
14,162 
14,106 

14.192 
13,962 

964 
1,062 
1,470 
2,070 
2,555 

2,638 
2,720 
2,323 
2,314 
2,407 

2,402 
2,390 
2.402 
2,668 
2,664 

2.654 
2,907 

443 
396 
473 

568 
1,486 

2,084 
2,128 
2,008 
2,086 
2,490 

2,807 
2.621 
Z626 
2,766 
2,800 

2.789 
2,571 

7,677 

8,900 

9,548 

11, 167 

14, 376 

16,333 
16^402 
16,454 
16,550 
16,994 

17,063 
17,280 
17.810 
18,202 
18,190 

18,234 
18,137 

8,445 
8,910 
4,376 
4,485 
6,559 

6,416 
6,583 
6,732 
6,777 
6,707 

6,673 
6,751 
6.847 
6,806 
6,885 

6,831 
6,756 

4,132 
4,960 
6,172 
6,683 
8,817 

9.917 
9,819 
9,722 
9,773 
10^287 

10^400 
ia528 
10,963 
11,306 
11,305 

11,403 
11,381 

64.6 

1805 

66wl 

1000 

64.2 

1906... . 
1910-... 

1)60.31,1916.... 
1917.... 
1918.... 
1919.... 
1920-... 

1921.... 
1922... . 
1923.... 
1924...- 
1925..-. 

1926.... 
1927.... 

""62,"8i9" 

66^501 
66.690 
66,893 
67,170 
68,787 

09,816 
7a  899 
73.417 
7^322 
74,460 

74,398 
73,984 

50.8 
6U3 

6a7 
59.0 
69.1 
09.1 
6a6 

6a9 
6a9 
61.0 
62L0 
62.1 

62.8 
62.7 

No.  431.— BAILWAT   STOCK    OUTSTANDING.    DIVIDENDS,    AND  INTEREST 

NOTK.— Data  relate  to  years  ending  June  30  prior  to  1916  and  to  calendar  years  thereafter.  Nonoperating 
as  well  as  operating  rcrnds  are  i ncluded.  Switching  and  terminal  roads  are  excluded  since  1908.  Dividena 
figures  throughout  cover  all  classes  of  roads  but  interest  figure  for  1913  ezdudes  the  unimportant 
Class  III  roads.  The  amount  of  stock  shown  in  the  first  column  is  exdusiye  of  stodE  held  by  the  issuing 
company  but  Includes  that  held  by  other  railway  companies 


Year  or  yearly  average 


1801-1896. 
1896-1900. 

1901 

1902 

1903 , 

1904 

1906 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1900 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1930 

1921 

1022 

1923 

1924 

1920 

1926 

1927 


Stock 


Actually 

outstanding 

(l.UOOdolbO 


7,300^739 
7,612,411 

8,  Oia  730 

8,363,276 
8,552,447 
8,599,903 
8,654,215 
8, 635, 310 

8,755,404 
9,003,797 
8,846,717 
8,883,125 
8.843,100 

8. 889. 921 
K,  9«1, 6:}7 
0,0t)2,933 
9,300,054 
9, 413. 101 

9.  3*«.  272 


Paying 

dividends 

(1,000  dolls.) 


1, 737, 048 
1,977,832 

2, 977, 575 
3,337.645 
3,450,738 
3,643,427 
4,119,067 

4,526.959 
4,948,756 
4, 843, 371 
4, 920. 174 
5, 412, 578 

5,730.250 
5. 581. 289 
5, 78a  982 
5,667,073 
5,219,847 

5, 430, 123 
5, 610,  774 
5, 138. 851 
5, 298, 321 
5,075,040 

5.059.844 
5, 321,  :i47 
5, 646, 076 
G.  042, 268 
6.278,532 

6.  473.  280 
6, 701. 427 


Percent 

paying 

dividends 


51.27 
55.40 
56.06 
57.47 
62.84 

6&54 
67.27 
65.69 
64.01 
66.71 

67.65 
64.73 
66.14 
64.39 
6a  45 

62.02 
62.32 
58.09 
50.64 
57.30 

5&92 
59.38 
62.09 
64.97 
66.70 

69.12 
7a  25 


Dividends 


Amotmt 

declared 

(1.000 

dolls.) 


04,003 
104,295 

156,736 
185,392 
196,728 
221,941 
237,964 

272,796 
308,089 
390,695 
321. 072 
405,771 

460,195 
400,315 
360,078 
451,653 
328,478 

366,561 
381.852 
330.186 
335,242 
331,108 

450.482 
338,806 
411,882 
385,130 
409,645 

473.688 
567,281 


Percent 

on  stock 

paying 

dividends 


Percent 
on  all 
stock  out- 
standing 


5.42 
5.27 

5.26 
5.55 
5.70 
6.09 
5w78 

&08 
6.23 

a(y7 

&63 
7.60 

8.03 
7.17 
a  37 
7.97 
6.29 

&75 
6.81 
6.(i0 
6.33 
6.52 

9.02 
6.37 
7.30 
6.37 
6.52 

7.82 
8.47 


2L70 
3.08 
3.20 
8.60 
3.63 

4.01 
4.19 
5.30 
4.18 
5.00 

&42 
4.64 
4.22 
5.13 
3.80 

4.19 
4.24 
3.K3 
8.77 
3.74 

5.13 
3.78 
4.53 
4.14 
4.35 

6.06 
5.95 


Interest 

accrued 

on  funded 

debt 

(1,000 

dolls.) 


243.013 
249,548 

202.095 
274,422 
283,953 
297,675 
810^632 

322,5.')6 
344,243 

368,296 
382,675 
399,582 

4ia  327 
429,027 
434,753 
442,596 
464,186 

481.426 
474. 123 
468.286 
476,075 
500,354 

529.398 
53H,.'>94 
551.  705 
588,  ;{01 
583,876 

681.709 
583,462 


Source  of  Tables  430  and  131:  Interstate  Commerce  0/OmmiH«ioa. 


Ho.  48a.~UIIWAY  SECirsmES  ACTQAUT  OUTSTAVDIBO 


NOTI.— AH  IcUM  la  tb«B— J»  ot  dallua.  Ci 
hands  ol  Uw  pabllc  or  a<  nilmy  anopuioi  nil 
lasDlDEcompnararaoicluded.    8wihjiiii(: 


sod  terminal  coLnpa 


EwWrn   SooUhtd   WoWni 


Prefnrcdstrjclt". 
Monpige  honils.. 


..HB(I,91_  .. 

-.  axaw,OM  T. 

..  21,734.096  8. 

..  21. 748,  SOB  8 

._   8,7Si,40 

..  s.si3.ia(ri3. 

..    K4t3,IO-  - 


14,321  ie,(Ma,M7  6«ftce7 


laROT^    7,209,73 


It3.8«3    2,737.874 


3,;37,OI«   I,»«,D73  4 


1  *,2ai,4ii 


1,TM,S(I  i 
4,773.352  2. 
4,H7^Hi    S, 


399,288 
S11.3SS 


IJ  1.130,62: 

1,02^913 

37!l3« 


3.139,994  B. 

4i43].8M   l, 
3iM3« 


1  l,M«t767 
)        130;  OlS 

i    1,490.919 


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Sau'e'^uac 

ut  indadu  leased  liu 
sv.ild.lng  and  tfrmln 

T'mmj«nl«  " 

.^^^ 

(dollars) 

allng 

{porrt.) 

Other tD. 

lolwal, 
"th^^rt' 

DiTidimd. 
declare] 

i^m^^^ 

13.213.7S7 

i4.u7.Bia 
14,  in,  am 

i7;s89;45s 

17.841777 
18.fi74.29B 
18.984.7.% 

T9,wai2: 

19,849.110 
211329,134 
20.  HO.  IK 
21,373. 8SS 
2a.lS3.M7 

61.779 

li 

73.208 
73.796 

I" 

stu 

93.  wa 

634.  :w 

we,  DOT 

MS.  SOI 

074.  IW 

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!,osg,a» 

4.14.132 

si 

974,  SIS 

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fi.S 
4.88 

3.eB 

3.W 
6.99 

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J.«6 

246.430 
222.91fi 

S4».se9 

196.458 
213.  BM 

■T 
..s«, 

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485,-111 
498,  OM 

,W:4I4 
fi76,4*.7 

■ii 

'6301*59 
'«UiS16 
'663.375 
'l»S,»«7 
•607.616 

Dec.  31: 

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nil  nu  ddlticilon  u  n 


IP  InVFrHDifdl  In  road  and  eqifipm^'nt  of  pro- 
i  la  made  lor  co:^  and  multridl  and  supplios. 


3]jah*"l  Is  IncTfflSP*!  h 


0,  cstimiited  rEeerrc  F 


12  and  433:  Interstate  Commerce  ConunlBloa 


404  BAII.BOADS 

No.  434.— nmCtHT  TEATFIC:  Thaim  ai 

Notx.— Fliturei  prior  In  liHOrolBle  to  vnHrs  cadcd  Juno  30,  thurrat 
tcrmlottl  TOubeiclBdeil  beilDDiiiEiFllb  1W8.  Ttw  toauuge  "per 
OQ  revaDue  lonnngn  oDly:  and  lor  "Ciaa  I  rowli"  on  revanue  uirj 
ol  Uu  "DUlrlM"  Hgurulor  lUlG-lWO,    Tona  ueof  2.U0OpaUDi[a 


1  Gab  Movuisnt 

r  lo  rslFnrlnr  nan.    SvllafaliiC  sod 
wdMl  .sr"  tm  "All  mads"  iTbUBd 


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AMt- 

average 

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fBvenufl) 

KmptJ 

1^ 

Par 

iDWM 

at 

Per 

iTBlD- 

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loaded 

(canW 

£ 

"S?!f«« 

603,1011 

67T;»44 
491.  M3 
4W.  TU 

sa 

8av4M 

'isi 

tm.m 

ii 

810,507 

is 

sao.)tn 

010.  MO 

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M4.3SI 

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IH:»I4 

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304 

1 

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303 
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383 
407 
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WD 

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ma 

1 

738 

795 
B3U 

g 

731 

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1 

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1(1.0 

19  3 
19.8 
19  7 

sax 

II 

a<L7 

34.6 

a4:s 

M.S 

It 

ao.7 
a.1 

38.8 
H5 

17,7 

39.3 

lai 

32.1 

M.a 

53,0 
210 
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3.73 
3.19 
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>;.28 

137 

1.43 
2.00 
ifll 

Is 

3.90 
|B.« 

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10.14 
[7.38 

7.38 
7. 58 

8-06 
8.70 
0.00 

4,41 

b!w 
(i.m 

7.07 
7.0-'i 

8,eai.fla8 

ll.7il.4« 
IS,  444.  IN 

sas 

B,  MP.  377 
10,178,7*5 
11,410.580 
11.(I21.3» 
II,  ISS.S1 

ItiSS! 

14iB0.<56T 
14.  ZTK,  432 

iz  44n,  mo 

I3,nn.»5 
l^3T4,7al 

i\n,w.i«a 
in,SM.7ia 

i7.<Mo.iaa 

l7i»M.U3 

«,5HltM 

iSi 

7.  DM.  711 

JgSJ 

A,  021.340 

tsta 

4, 330,  MM 

JSSK 

^  MM,  ait 
3.Bai,0Ta 

i.m.m 

&,OWt.571 
S.lU.lgl 

^34^BM 

5,4118,337 

'Si 

HTTP.  123 

ifai.  70 
7,  mm 

(1,7%  131 
B.  3  IB,  7t» 

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fl.BM,gH 
H.Siz«l 

1^5081 001 

1069. 4W 

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■i.l7IL,^>i 

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3,794.100 
4.  312.  799 





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>».8 

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38.3 

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L^anjmerce  CommlflilDD. 


RAILBOAD8 


405 


Ho.  435. — FREIGHT  TBAFFIC:  Tonnagb  and  Reysnub 

NOTB.— FiguTM  before  1010  relate  to  yean  ended  Jane  ao;  thereafter  to  calendar  years.  SwitdUns  and 
terminal  roads  excluded  beginning  with  1906.  For  certain  principal  items  for  individoal  years,  1^  to 
1900,  see  Table  430,  p.  400.    Tons  are  ot  2,000  pounds 


Class  and  yt»ar  or 
yearly  average 


All  roads: 
1801-1805. 
1890-1000. 
1001-1905. 
1006-1010. 
1011-1015. 
1010-lOaO. 
1021-1925. 


1901. 
1902. 
1903. 
1904. 
1906. 

1906. 
1907. 
1906. 
1909. 
1910. 

1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1915. 

1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 


1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

Class  I  Soada: 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

Eaatern  district: 

191fr-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

Southern  district: 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

We^ern  district: 

191{}-1«»20 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Tonsofrevraoe 

freight  carried 

(thousands) 


Origi- 
nated 


001,120 

0301254 

1,074,121 

1.325,772 

1.231,183 

583,692 

057,847 
714,768 
714,375 
784,020 

896,159 
977,489 
809,708 
881,334 
1,026,492 


Total 


002,440 
874,389 
1. 260^313 
1,073,431 
1,903,074 
2;  378, 164 
a;  210^318 

1,089,220 
1,200^310 
1,304,394 
1,309,8991 
1,427,732 

1,631,374 
1,796,337 
1,532,982 
1.556,5^0 
1,849,900 

1.003,054  1,781,638 
1,031,207  1.844,978 
1,182.548^2,068,035 
1,129,992  2.002,026 
1,023,803   1,828,092 


1. 317, 240 
1,382,005 
1.370,845 
1. 189. 765 
1,362,999 


1, 
1, 
1. 
1, 
1. 
1. 
1, 

1. 
1. 
1, 
1. 
1. 


017.818 
111,822 
387,755 
287.413 
351,155 
439.012 
372,547 

216,452 
135. 499 
336,142 
281.611 
285,043 

500.689 
5ia  141 
580,200 
541,075 

208,528 
234,018 
31U.578 
308,893 
294,173 

417,235 
391,340 
445,364 
431,  M3 
445,802 


Tons  carried 

Imile 
(millions) 


Beve- 

nue 

freight 


2.347,396 
2.453.423 
2.477,092 
2, 185. 285 
2,427,622 

1.806.836 
1,974,618 
2,503.117 
2.331.291 
2.463.725 
2, 627,  492 
2, 510, 054 

2,211,754 
2. 068,  262 
2,405,369 
2,363,639 
2,361,623 

1,  262, 780 
1.  112. 147 
1, 309,  242 
1, 237, 669 
1.238,607 

324,  a57 
353,728 
46 1.  2«:3 
449, 753 
427,027 

624,917 
602,387 
094.  S64 
676.  217 
695,989 


86^003 
113,902 
107,715 
228,030 
277,073 
390^815 
375^408 

147,077 

157,289 

173,221 

174,5221 

180^463 

215.878 
230,601 
218,382 
218,803 
255,017 

253,784 
264.081 
301,730 
288,037 
277,135 

360,173 
398,263 
408,778 
367,101 
413,000 

309.533 
342,188 

410,256 
391,945 
417,418 
447, 444 
432,014 

387.377 
372,  216 
443.746 
428,737 
432,985 

183,006 
166,644 
193.717 
183,73V 
183,553 

68,621 
77,047 
101.  426 
96,339 
91, 977 


Reve- 
nue and 
nonrev- 

enue 


409,740 
480.265 
471.793 
470,994 


178,569 
207.798 
198, 474 
196,445 


84,282 
110.092 
105, 219 
100,554 


135,751 


128, 52'i 
148,603 
148,629 
157,455 


146.889 
167. 775 
168,100 
179,995 


Revenue 

ton-miles 

per  mile 

of  road 


500.809 

on.  128 
830^010 
1.006,849 
1, 104, 718 
l,5ia297 
1.455, 088 

700^414 
796,351 
855,442 
829. 470 
801,390 

962.401 

1,052.119 

974,654 

953.966 

1,071,060 

1,053.500 
1,078,580 
1.190,397 
1,125,064 
1,075,962 

1,409,057 
1, 538, 211 
1.582;  700 
1.423.300 
1,597,133 

1,199.328 
1,330,460 
1,015,741 
1, 581. 550 
1,013.802 
1. 732, 295 
1,008,800 

1. 002. 549 
1, 581, 865 
1,875.304 
1. 801. 414 
1, 814, 401 

3,069,938 
2, 827. 013 
3,284,052 
3,115,925 
3, 124, 176 

1,  590, 405 
1,  756, 460 
2.282.0C3 
2,128,963 
2,022,108 

1,03P,046 
970,062 
1,115,686 
1.111,412 
1,171.609 


Avwagehaul, 

revenue  freight 

(miles) 


83r»- 
tem 


242.07 
240.10 
257.95 
294.78 
30196 

25L96 
239.10 
242L35 
244.30 
237.50 

24a  89 
242.05 
253.94 
251.10 
259.68 

254.10 
250.87 
255.15 
255.43 
27a  60 

277.98 
288.18 
290.80 
308.60 
303.52 

30111 
307.77 
299.94 
30144 
308.93 
319. 81 
31175 

318.52 
327.80 
332.11 
33153 
330.71 

309.78 
326.66 
333.88 
339.58 
336.20 

329.07 
329.24 

326.57 
311.88 
312.66 

325.23 

328.421 

333.67 

34140 

353.19 


Indi- 
vidual 
road 


Freight  revenue 


Amount 
(1,000 
dolls.) 


123.75 
130.33 
132.44 
136^81 
145.50 
16133 
100.41 

135.03 
13L04 
132.80 
133.23 
13a  60 

132.33 
131.71 
143.83 
141.87 
138.31 

142  88 
143.44 
>  141  40 
144.17 
15L55 

155.99 
162L33 
165.02 
168.60 
17a  41 

17L12I 
173.29 
166.29 
168. 12j 
160.43 
17a  29 
172.11 

175. 14 
179.97 
170.99 
181. 39 
185.50 

14192 
149.84 
147.96 
148.46 
150.00 

211.76 
217. 81 
219.  89 
21120 
217. 69 

217.61 
213.36 
213.80 
219.84 
228.87 


758^930 
879.837 
1. 296, 713 
1,741625 
2,051,625 
3.419.«S0 
4,377,018 

1,118,543 
1,207,229 
1,336,020 
1,379,003 
1,450^773 

1,04a  387 
1,823,052 
1,055,419 
1,077,014 
1,925,553 


Per 

ton- 
mile 
(cents) 


925,951 
908,500 
106,031 
126,717 
037,920 

631.002 
897,436 
522.052 
621880 
420^833 


1, 

1, 

»2, 

2, 

2; 

2, 
2, 
3, 
3. 
4, 

1001109 
1085,742 
1712,495 
1437,380 
1048,304 
19a'>.981 
1728,885 

3.336.4SO 
1277,134 
1797.780 
1632,321 
1679,837 

1.485.056 
1.906,544 
2, 12a  301 
2.008,136 
2.010,938 

521210 
749,632 
913,966 
871,910 
831050 

1,327,215 
1,620.958 
1.763,513 
1, 752, 275 
1,831849 


a880 
.772 
.774 
.762 
.740 
.876 

L106 

.750 
.767 
.703 
.780 
.706 

.748 
.750 
.754 
.703 
.763 

.757 

.744 

t.729 

.737 

.736 

.719 
.738 
.802 
.967 
LOOO 

L204 
1.104 
1.132 
1.132 
1.U4 
1.000 
L006 

.861 
1.140 
1.061 
L060 
L061 

.811 
1.144 
1.004 
LOOS 
LOOO 

.704 
.073 
.901 
.906 
.907 

.978 
L261 
L187 
L179 
L166 


»  rK«?s  I  and  Class  II  roads. 

>  Includes  estimates  for  traffic  roads  of  Cluss  II  or  Class  III  or  both  where  these  roads  were  not  included 
in  the  published  totals. 

Source:  Interstate  Commo'ce  Commission. 


406  KAILBOADS 

Ho.  43e.— BETSHUE  AND  TBAFFIC  BY  MONTHS:  Class  '. 

NoTB.— Bmpt  at  timn  ol  nneral  rerlihnia  In  trelgbt  rata  ctuogn  In  Inlabt  njnaa 
toUiOMofton  milmce.    Datasuaptu  Indloaud  ludoda  Clan  1  avltcnlDC  and  ta 


'.  Cabbishb 

I  an  nloMly  pwalU 


Tw 


Mar.     Apr.  I  Ma;     Jmu     July      Auc.     Sapt. 


TOTAL  OFERATINQ  BBTXNUES  (mmiona  or  doUan) 


IWO'... 

ms'".'- 

SI!;::: 
191*.'.'.: 

igss___. 

m!.~.'.' 
Mas... 

ma 

480.0 

Si 

'432  0 
619.0 

468.' 3 

s 

bit!  6 

soas 

MIS.  8 

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220.2 

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231.6 
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208.3 

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244.0 
244.2 

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233.8 
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236.1 
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379.4 

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317.3 
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360.0 
331  S 

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871. 7 
380.8 
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302*7 

264:6 
186.7 

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388.3 

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371.8 
368.0 

160.0 

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138  8 
208.1 

247  3 
283.8 
3S4.3 

3Z13 

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307.8 

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368,1 
314,8 

340:1 

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1*0:3 

380.8 
363,8 
328.6 
402.1 

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142  2 

348.7 
4380 

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428,0 

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8&6 

FASSBNOER  REVENUE  Cmmionao 

doUflis 

73  1 

7.'H 

.6.6 

710 

-0  3 

ULI 

8il 

7U,S 

FBEIOnT  TON. MILES 

mlUiOM). 

»W 

30,078 

MMT 

*'""'* 

39,487 

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EAIbBQADB 


407 


Ho.  487.— PAS8EH0BRS  CARRIED  AHB  PASSEHGER  RSVEHTJS 


None.— Figores  ralate  to  yean  ended  June  30  prior  to  1916,  to  cwlendMr  yean  thereafter, 
serrioe  revenue  per  train-mile  indadee  revenue  from  mail,  expreas,  ete.,  tNZt  average  revenue  per 
ger-mfle  is  computed  <Mily  from  revoine  from  paseengen  thenweives 


Class' and  year  or 
yearly  average 


All  roads: 

1891-1895 

1896-1900 

1901-1906 

1906-1910 

1911-1915 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

Class  I  roads: 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

Eastern  distrioC: 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

Southern  diskrid: 

Ivnft-1920 

1921-1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

Western  district: 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

iy26 

1927 

1928 


Passengen 
carried 

(thOQ- 

sandfl) 


546,762 

520^459 

681,261 

JS8^008 

1,018,804 

1,152.566 

962,320 

607,278 
649,87^ 
694,892 
715^420 
738,835 

797.946 
873,905 
89a  010 
801,472 
971,683 

097.410 
1,004.061 
1,043,603 
1,063,249 

985,676 

1,048,987 
1,109.943 
1,122,963 
1,  211,  022 
1,269,913 

1,061,131 
989.509 

1,008.538 
950.450 
901,963 

87i580 
.   84a030 

1,114,055 
962,153 
862,361 
829, 918 
778,731 

693.837 
612.356 
608.365 
501.510 
560,685 


139,052 

108,845 

88,671 

8,%r,09 

78,941 

281.166 
210^952 
165.325 
152.799 
139.105 


Pas- 
sengen 
carried 
1  mile 
(mil- 
lions) 


13,383 
13,863 
30^737 
28,683 
33,768 
42;  548 
36^869 

17,354 
19,690 
2a  916 
21,923 
23,800 

25^167 
27,719 
29,063 
29,109 
32^338 

33,202 

33,132 
34,673 
35^357 
3^475 

35,220 

41),  :c.j 

43,212 
46.838 
47,370 

37,706 
35,811 
38,294 
36^368 
36^167 

35^673 
33,798 

41,989 
36,556 
35v478 
33,650 
31,538 

19,590 
18,636 
18,762 
18,165 
17,322 

6,295 
5,191 
5.187 
4,506 
4,034 

16.105 
12.729 
11.529 
ia977 

iai82 


Av«r- 
age 

Jour- 
ney 
per 


ger 
(miles) 


24.48 
26.64 
3a  44 
32  41 
33.14 
3&92 
37.53 

2B.58 
30  30 
3a  10 
3a64 
32.21 

31.54 
3L72 
32  86 
32  85 
33.50 

33.48 
3a  18 
3a  31 
3a  25 
32  95 

3a  58 
36.13 
3&48 
3&68 
37.30 

3&53 
36.19 
37.97 
38.26 
4a  10 

4a  79 
4a  23 

37.69 
37.99 
4L14 
4a  55 
4a  50 

2&23 

29.01 
3a  84 
30.71 
3a  89 

45.27 
47.69 
58.49 
52  65 
5L10 

67.28 
60  34 
6a  74 
7L84 
7a  20 


ger 
train- 
miles 
(thou- 
sands) 


321,031 
345,457 
423,344 
600,868 
587,601 
56^364 
571,455 

385^173 
405^618 
426^142 
44a  465 
450^827 

479;  038 
509,328 
605^946 
506;  Oil 
54S;015 

572020 
585^854 
>  503;  061 
606^212 
580;  448 

596^441 
503,338 
544,327 
553^147 
574^826 

568,242 
553,919 
573;  938 
579;  384 
581,792 

584,972 
578,355 

556^405 
558,568 
573,627 
568,538 
562  537 

231.816 
23a  179 
238»329 
236.206 
231,815 

91.976 

96,314 

103.399 

10a870 

96,502 

232  704 
232075 
231,899 
231,460 
232220 


Passenger 
train 

car-milea 
(thou- 
sands) 


3,  364,  Wv 
3,416,983 

3;60a;u7 


2705^660 
2  74a  611 
2996,171 

2  13a  774 
2  235^634 
)a32a488 
2399,604 
2  229;  496 

2400;  639 
2  485^788 
2  276^480 
244^787 
3»  618, 617 

2  503;  514 
2  445.869 
2  616^343 
2  67a  746 
3,773>114 

3,862  610 
285a  116 

2406.925 
2572  292 
2836,788 
3;  83a  557 
2712903 

1. 427, 364 
1,  507,  410 
l,63i092 
1,64a  957 
1,558,592 

52^012 
582  587 
667,380 
642168 
615^094 

1,  482  295 
1,535^316 
1, 547, 432 
1. 545, 217 


revenue 

(thousand 

doUan) 


381,415 
279,900 
416,600 
666,815 
673,793 
1,021,536 
1,112  634 

351,356 
392963 
431,705 
444,327 
472095 

5ia033 
564,606 
666,633 
562609 
628,992 

657,638 
66a  373 
>  095, 988 
702  484 
64a  475 

722350 

84a  910 

1,04^166 

1,192431 

1,304,815 

1,16a  252 
1, 087, 516 
1,158,926 
1.085,672 
1,064»806 

1,049.210 
98a  528 

1,005.690 

1, 10a602 

1,041,816 

974. 951 

898,951 

439.137 
528.429 
622  475 
502  365 
472009 

16a  704 
174, 435 
172755 
147,282 
129,613 

40^840 
397,738 
344,586 
335,304 
396,329 


Pas- 
senger 
service 
train 
reve- 
nue 

train- 
mile 


$1.05 

.99 

1.11 

1.36 

1.33 

12  13 

»247 

L(» 
LOO 
L13 
L14 
L16 

L20 
1.26 
1.27 
1.27 
L30 

1.31 
L29 
L36 
1.34 
L31 

L44 
L69 
223 
246 
278 

2  51 
250 
256 
2  41 
237 

233 
233 

2  13 
2  47 
233 
223 


2  32 
284 
277 
270 


1.98 
222 
2  10 
L87 


200 
2  21 
L99 
L90 


Reve- 
nue 
per 
pas- 
senger 
per 
mfle 
(cts.) 


210 
202 
201 
1.08 
LOO 
240 

ao2 

201 
L99 
2  01 
2  01 
L96 

200 
2  01 
L94 
L93 
L94 

L97 
L99 
»201 
LOO 
L99 

205 
2  10 
242 
255 
2  76 

aoe 
ao4 
ao3 

299 
294 

294 
290 

240 
a  01 
294 
290 
285 

224 
284 
279 
277 
273 

255 
236 
a  35 
a27 
221 

2tt 
213 
290 
296 
2  91 


Aver- 
age 
pas- 
sen- 
gen 

P? 
train 


42 
SO 
46 
63 

M 
173 
166 

42 

45 
46 
46 
48 

49 
61 
54 
54 
66 

66 

63 

>66 

S56 

>63 

«66 
166 
176 
182 
180 

167 
166 
167 
163 
163 

161 
150 

72 
65 
61 
60 
56 

83 
81 
78 
76 
76 

65 
63 
60 
44 

41 

64 
64 

49 
47 
44 


>  Data  available  for  Class  I  only. 
Source:  Interstate  Com.jerce  Commission. 


I  Class  I  and  Class  II  roads. 


408 


RAILBOAD8 


No.  438.— BEVENXTES.  SXPBH8E8.  AND  INCOXE  OF  OPERATING  COMPANIES 

Note.— Data  relate  to  years  ended  June  SO  prior  to  1016,  to  calendar  years  thereafter.  The  method  of 
calculating  net  revenue  and  net  operating  income  is  more  fully  shown  in  Table  442.  Switching  and 
terminal  companies  are  excluded  beginning  with  1908.  For  certain  iMrindpal  items  for  individual  years 
1890  to  1900,  see  Table  440,  p  409 


Class  and  year  or 
yearly  average 


AU  roads: 
1891-1895. 
1896-1900. 
1901-1905. 
190&-1010. 
1911-1915. 
1916-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1901. 

1902 

1903. 

1904. 

1905. 

1906. 
1907. 
1906. 
1909. 
1910. 


1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1915. 

1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 

1921. 

H>22 

1923. 

1924. 

1925. 


1926 

1927 

CUuMlroadu: 

191C-Hr20 

I921-1U25 

1926 

1927    

1928     

Easier  n  district: 

1916-  1920 

1921-1^5  ... 
1926 

1927   

192H 

Souther D  district: 

1921-1025 

IWtt    

lir/7      

1928     

Western  district: 

1916- 192<) 

W2\-W1S      .. 

ll>26 

l\r/I 

ly^h 


Aver- 
ago 
mUes 
of  line 
(first 
track) 
oper- 
ated 


Income  aoooont  items  (thousands  of  dollars) 


Operat- 
ing 
revenues 


169,378 
186,001 
206,050 
229,404 
246,952 
258,295 
257,932 

105,  562 
200,155 
205,314 
212, 243 
216,974 

222,340 
227,455 
227,257 
232, 981 
236.987 

213,434 
246, 829 
« 242, 657 
254,7751 
256,214 

257, 325 
258,913 
258,263 

2.07, 949 
259.026 

258,089 
257, 195 
257,625 
258,104 
258,646 

258,295 
258,877 

232.974 
235.302 
236.626 
238,000 
239,706 

59,228 
58,947 
58,987 
5S.968 
5s,  hi  6 

43.  I2S 
43,  h(>5 
44,415 


4.'. 


')'; 


45,718 

130,  618 

132,  4'JO 

133.  IM 
13;i,7Hl 
135,  172 


1,127,531 
1,264,048 
1,854,682 
2;  528, 171 
3,007,262 
4,870,468 
6,003,609 

1,588,526 
1.726,380 
1,900,847 
1.975,174 
2,082,482 

2, 326, 765 
2, 589, 106 
2,440,639 
2.473,205 
2, 812, 142 

2, 852;  855 
2.906,416 
13,193.118 
3,127.730 
2.956,193 

3. 691, 065 
4.115,413 
4,985,290 
5.250,420 
6, 3ia  151 

5, 632, 665 
5. 674. 483 
6, 419, 210 
6,045,252 
6,246,883 

6.508,679 
^  245, 716 

4,763,039 
5.881,855 
6,382.940 
6,  KM,  300 
6, 104. 322 

2. 128. 577 
2.668.020 
2.898.986 
2, 758, 469 
2.724,296 

739. 378 
992.307 
1,16.5,528 
l,rX*().8<i7 
1,033.071 

1, 895. 083 
2,221,528 
2.  318, 426 
2.  286, 964 
2,  346,  955 


Operat- 
ing 
expenses 


759,588 
832,377 
1,226,737 
1,705,542 
2,123,282 
3,971,453 
4,684,135 

1,030,397 
l,11^249 
1, 257. 539 
1.338.896 
1, 390, 602 

1.536,877 
1. 748, 516 
1.710^402 
1,65a  034 
1,881,879 

1,976,332 
2,035,058 
>  2, 235. 923 
2.280,416 
2;  088, 683 

2,426,251 
2,906,283 
4,071,522 
4,498.817 
5, 954, 394 

4,668.998 
4.509,091 
4,999,383 
4.608,807 
4, 033, 497 

4, 766, 235 
4,662,521 

3,879,220 
4,583,425 
4. 669. 337 
4,  574. 178 
4,422,484 

1.816,825 
2,125,217 
2.167,706 
2,096.757 
1,998,023 

f'95,  867 
762, 100 
830,126 
798, 1 13 
749, 171 

1,466.527 
1,696,108 
1,671,505 
1.  679,  308 
1,676,290 


Net 
revenue 
from 
opera- 
tions 


367,942 
431,671 
627.946 
822.630 
883.980 
899,015 
1,319,563 

558.129 
610, 131 
643,306 
636,278 
691,880 

788,888 
o4(j;  ovU 
780,237 
823,171 
930,263 

876,523 
871,358 
1 957, 195 
847, 314 
867.510 

1.264.815 

1, 209, 130 

913,768 

751,603 

355,757 

963,667 
1, 164. 492 
1,419,827 
1,436,445 
1, 613, 386 


1.742,444  396.538 
1,583,195  883,112 


Tax 
ac- 
cruals 


34,915 

41,970 

53,106 

8a931 

123,345 

227.680 

328,822 

46,706 
50,054 
63,252 
66,802 
58,712 

69,064 
73,743 
78,674 
85,140 
98,035 

102,657 
113.819 
122,005 
14a  470 
137, 775 

161,825 
218.632 
229,533 
239. 136 
289,272 

283.163 
308,145 
339,577 
347, 437 
365,790 


883.819 
1, 298, 431 
1.713,603 
1,  562, 122 
1,681,838 

311,752 
542.803 
731. 2S0 
661,712 
726,  '273 

143.511 
230,207 
335,402 
292.754 
283,900 

428,557 
525, 421 
646.921 
007,656 
671,665 


219.774 
321,  536 
388.923 
376,110 
389,225 

84,0G4 
128,138 
159,210 
152,390 
162,719 

33,198 
54,Oi8 
75, 720 
72, 463 
71,214 

102,572 
139,310 
153,963 
151,257 
155, 292 


Net 
railway 
operat- 
ing 
income 


Per  mile  of 
line 


Oper- 
ating 
reve- 
nues 


333,027 
380.701 
67<840 
727,407 
720,172 
624,304 
899,332 

511.421 
560.077 
590,056 
579, 476 
633,168 

719, 824 
766,  B46 
634,794 
7ia474 
806,097 

744,669 
727,458 
1805,266 
674, 190 
694.276 

1,  aw,  506 

950,557 

646,223 

454, 132 

12,101 

601, 139 
769,411 
074,918 
984,463 
1, 13a  728 

1,229,020 
1,077,842 

6ia987 

883,599 

1,213,090 

1,067,985 

1,171,460 

188,683 
364,374 
514. 945 
45a  276 
602,352 

114.fi70 
17a  82f. 
2M,409 
?17,771 
212, 9o&i 

313,433 
348,399 
444,646 
399,938 
456,150 


$a«57 

a796 
0,001 
11,021 
12,164 
18,856 
23,276 

8,123 
8,625 
0,258 
0,306 
0,506 

10,460 
11,383 
ia740 
iaA15 
11,866 

11,719 
11,775 
>  13, 159 
12,276 
11,538 

14,344 
15, 895 
19,303 
2a  354 
24,361 

21,825 
22,063 
24, 917 
23.422 
24,152 

25.199 
24,126 

20,445 
24,997 
26.975 
25,783 
25,466 

35. 939 
45,261 
49.  146 
46, 779 
4a  319 

17.144 
22,622 
26.224 
24.107 
22, 597 

14,  rm 

U,  707 
17.406 
17, 095 
17,303 


Net 
reve- 
nue 
from 
opera- 
tions 


Per 

cent 
oper- 
ating 

ex- 
penses 

of 
reve- 
nues 


$2,172 
2;  321 
3.  MS 
3,586 
3.578 
3.481 
5,1161 

2,854 
3,048 
3.133 
2,998 
3,189 

3,696 
3.213 
3.533 
8,925 

3,601 
3,530, 
»3,945 
3.326 
3,386 

4,915 
4.670 
3,'538 
2.914 
1,373 

3,734 
4.528 
5,511 
5,565 
a238 

a  746 
a  116 

3,794 
5,518 
7,242 
a564 
7,016 

5.264 

9.208 

12.397 

11.222 

12,34b 

3,328 
6,248 
7,  .546 
a  470 
6,210 

3.  281 
3. 9<'.fl 

4,  h:>7 
4,  r>42 
4,969 


67.37 

65.85 
66.14 
67.46 
7a  61 
81.54 
7^02 

64.86 
64.66 
66.16 
67.79 
66.78 

66.08 
67.53 
7a  06 
66.72 
66.02 

69.28 
7a  02 
17a  02 
72.01 
7a  65 

65.73 
7a  62 
81.67 
85.68 
04.36 

8Z80 
79.48 
77.88 
76.24 
74.17 

73.23 
74.65 

81.44 
77.92 
73.15 
74.  M 
72  45 

85.35 
79.66 
74.77 
76l01 
73.34 

80.  59 
76.  iiO 
71.22 
7a  16 
72.52 

77.30 
76.35 
72.10 
73.43 
7L38 


1  (1358  I  nn.l  C'Kxs  II  roads. 

Source:   Int«.*rstat«  Commerce  Commi.s8ion. 


BAIIiBOADS 


409 


Ho.  489. — FKEIGHT  TIAFFIC:  Tonnags  Aim  RHVKWua,  1890  to  1900 

NoTx.— Includes  switching  and  terminal  companies.    Further  data  for  freight  traffic  are  presented  in 

Table  436,  p.  405.    Tons  are  of  2,QpO  pounds 


Total 
tons  of 
revenue 
freisht 
carried 
(tbou- 

Tons  of 
revenue 
freight 
carried 
ImUe 
(mil- 
lions) 

Freight  revenue 

Year  ended 
June  30— 

Total 
tons  of 
revenue 
freight 
carried 
(thou- 
sands) 

Tons  of 
revenue 

frei|;ht 
cameci 

Imile 
(mU- 

lloas) 

Freight  revenue 

Year  ended 
June  30— 

Amount 

(1,000 

dollars) 

Per 
ton- 
mile   j 
(cents); 

Amount 
(1.000 

Per 

ton- 

mOe 

(cents) 

1890 

1891 

1892 

1803 

1894 

1895 

636,542 
675,606 
706,655 
745,119 
638,187 
606.761 

76,207 
81.074 
88.241 
03.588 
80;  885 
85^228 

714.464 
736.794 
700.316 
829,054 
000.491 
720.003 

a041 
.895 
.806 
.878 
.860 
.830 

1806 

1807 

1896 

1899 

1900 

753. 717 
728,900 
863.629 
943,715 
1,061.983 

05.328 

05,130 

114.078 

123.667 

141,507 

786»616 

876,728 

013,737 

1.040.256 

asoe 

.798 
.753 
.724 
.720 

Source:  Interstate  Conuneroe  Commission. 

No.  440.— RSVSHUES  AHD  EXPENSES  OF  OPERATING  COMPANIES,  1S90  TO 

1900 


Note.— Indudes  switching  and  terminal  companies.    Further  data  for  revenues  and 

presented  in  Table  438.  p.  406. 


expenses  are 


Year  ended 
June  30— 

Aver^ 

age 

miles 

of  line 

(first 

track) 

operated 

Operating 
revenues 

(1.000 
dollars) 

Operat- 
ing ex- 
penses 

dollars) 

Per 
cent 
oper- 
ating 
ex- 
penses 
of  rev- 
enues 

Year  ended 
June  30— 

Aver- 

af^e 

miles 

of  line 

(first 

track) 

operated 

Operating 

revenues 

(1.000 

dollars) 

Operat- 
ing ex- 
penses 
(1,000 
dollars) 

Per 
cent 

oper- 
ating 
ex- 
penses 
of  rev- 
enues 

1890          .  .. 

156,404 
161.275 
162,397 
160^780 
175.091 
177,746 

1,051,878 
1,006.761 
1,171,407 
1,220^752 
1,073.362 
1,075,371 

692,094 
731.888 
780,998 
827,921 
731,414 
725,720 

65.80 
66.73 
66.67 
67.82 
68,  14 
67.48 

1896 

181,983 
183.284 
184.648 
187. 535 
192;  556 

1.15a  169 
1.12^090 
1,247.326 
1,313.610 
1,487.045 

772;  969 
752.526 
817.073 
856.060 
061,420 

67.20 

1891     

1807 

67.06 

18^2     

1898 

65.58 

1893 

1899 

65.24 

1894 

1900 

6165 

1895 

Source:  Interstate  (^mmerce  Commission. 

No.    441.— OPERATING   REVENXTES   AND   EXPENSES    OF   AIL    CLASSES    Of 

RAHWATS 


1026 

1927 

Class 

Operating  reve- 
nues 

Operating  ex- 
penses 

Operating  reve- 
nues 

Operat  ing  ex- 
penses 

Amount 

(1,000 
dollars) 

Per 

cent  of 

grand 

total 

Amount 

(1,000 
dollars) 

Per 

cent  of 

grand 

total 

Amount 

(1,000 
dollars) 

Per 

cent  of 

grand 

total 

.\  mount 

(1.000 
dollars) 

Per 

cent  of 

grand 

total 

ClarsI 

6.382,930 

107.666 

18.073 

06u41 

1.63 

.27 

4,660,337 
80.700 
16.196 

96.30 

1.67 

.33 

6^136,300 
02.923 

16.492 

06.63 

L46 

.26 

4.574.178 
72,670 
15,664 

06.44 

ClbissII 

1.53 

Class  III 

.33 

ToiaL 

6,606.678 
112.130 

96.81 

1.69 

4.766.8S6 
82.382 

96.90 
1.70 

6.M6.716 
104,958 

96.86 
L65 

4.668.621 
80,480 

96.30 

8;ritching  and  terminal 
companies 

L70 

Grand  total 

6.680.806 

100.00 

4.848.617 

100.00 

6.SS0.673 

100.00 

4,748.010 

100.00 

Source:  Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 


410 


RAIIiBOADS 


Ho.  449.— IVCOMS  ACCOVNT  OF  CLASS  I  0ABBISB8:  OPBKATma  Roads 

None.— AQ  flfvrM  in  thonMUids  of  doUan.    Switching  and  tenninal  companies  are  excluded. 


Item 


# 

Refennea 

Freight .' 

Passenger 

Mail 

Express 

All  other  transportation 
All  other 

Bzpenaes^ 

Maintenance,  wa^,  etc.. 
Maintenance,  equipment 

Traffic 

Transportation 

All  other 

Vet  reTenne  from  railway 
operationa 

Deduct— 
Tax  accruals 

UncoUectible  revenues.. 

Eauipment  rents 

Joint  facility  rents 

Vel  railway  operating  in- 
oome 


IMO 

(average) 


4,763,088 

3»  330, 480 

1,005,680 

76,608 

118,933 

92,041 

133,387 

3,878,890 

663,681 

1,040^186 

50,749 

1,047,814 

167,791 


883,810 

219^774 

868 

25,647 

20^643 


616,967 


Iftl- 
18U 

(average) 


5,881,866 

4,277,134 

1,100,603 

94,900 

137,886 

120,878 

141,456 

4,683,486 

781,677 

1,297,802 

98,919 

2;  194, 358 

216^760 

821, 686 

1,806 

67,660 

28,742 

883,599 


19S4 


5,881,486 

4,338,686 

1,075,039 

97,952 

143,372 

133,918 

187,630 

4,607,886 

792,678 

1,260^020 

98,873 

2,141,469 

214,846 

1.413,611 

840^887 

2^800 

72;  908 

24,223 

973,887 


1986 


6,189,610 

4,541,646 

1,056,396 

97,097 

145,356 

138,396 

143,622 

4,686,880 

816,448 
1,250,836 

106,053 
2,128,471 

226,078 


1,686,680 

86816I6 

1,024 

79,804 

24,719 


1,191,  on 


1986 


6^388,838 

4,797,780 

1,041,816 

96,157 

149^049 

143,773 

164,364 

4,688,337 

866,819 
1,283,001 

114,691 
2,171,904 

232; 832 


1,718, 008 

888,923 

1,851 

82,888 

96,850 


1,918,080 


1887 


M36,300 

4,632,321 
974.951 
95,961 
143,365 
141,006 
148,097 

4,674,178 

868,681 
1,219,052 

120^349 
2,127,606 

288,080 


1.669,199 

87M10 

1,402 

88,861 

88,184 


1,067,886 


18881 


6,104,899 

4,685,970 
900,306 
104,317 
142,445 
141,185 
130;  099 

4,499,484 

837,137 
1,166,663 

124,750 
2,066,068 

227,072 


1,681,638 

389,225 

1,580 

92,421 

27,162 


1,171,460 


Item 


B«?enaM. 
Freight.. 


MaU. 

Express 

All   other   trans- 
portation  

All  other 


8,167,7069,006,767 


Maintenance, 
way,  etc 

Maintenance, 
equipment 

Traffic 

Transportation 

Another 


Vet  reventie  from 
railway  operatioiui. 

Deduct— 

Tax  accruals 

Uncollectible  rev- 


enues  

Eauipment  rents. 
Joint  facility  rents. 

Hal  raflway  operat- 
ing income 


Eastern  district 


1886 


8,686,8868,766,468 


2,120^801 
628.475 

3fi,677 
70,691 

76,871 
72,171 


368,337 

620,646 

42,046 

1,027,663 

109, 116 


761,880 

150,940 

097 
43,964 
12;  144 

514,946 


1887 


2,008, 
602, 
36, 
67, 

74, 
70t 


136 
365 
474 
138 

389 
017 


863,433 

678.818 

44,690 

1,003,474 

111,347 


861,719 

162;  800 

676 
46^296 
13,176 


460,876 


1888 


9,794,9861,166,687 


2,007,141 

473,442 

40,311 

64,977 

73,321 
66,104 

1,888,098 


844,735 

642,188 

46,286 

96a  642 

104,282 


786;  878 

103;  710 

874 
47,641 
1^687 


608,668 


Southwn  district 


1886 


913,966 

178,766 

1^78e 

22,953 

16,485 
22,579 

880,186 


167,887 

227,802 
23,646 

877,128 
34,193 


88M01 
76b  T20 

266 

8,363 
2,674 

868,489 


1887 


1, 080;  867 1, 083, 071 9, 318, 486  8, 986, 964  8, 64^  966 


871,910 

147.282 

16,624 

21,633 

13,705 
19,713 

796,113 


167,960 

220,610 
24,201 

358,447 
36,896 


988,761 

7^468 

808 

«97 

2;  300 

817,771 


1888 


883,031 

129,666 

17,739 

21,142 

13,006 
17,688 

749, 171 


146,003 

207,471 
24,238 

833,891 
37,668 


888,800 

71,214 

245 

«2.770 

2,263 

818, 958 


Western  district 


1886 


1,763,613 

344,686 

42,791 

66,506 

62,417 
69,614 


1,671,6061,679,306 


831,086 

49,099 

767, 213 

89,624 


646,981 

168,963 

690 
35,581 
12,132 


1887 


1,762.275 
326.304 
42,863 
64,694 

62;  961 
68,967 


847,188 

424.629 
61,468 

766,586 
90,447 


007,066 

161,257 

609 
43,153 
12,699 


444,646;  389,936 


1888 


1,  o44,  c^M 

297,299 

46,267 

66,326 

64,868 
47,307 

1,675,890 


346,400 

416,004 
64,226 

772,629 
86,122 


671,666 

166,292 

461 
47,550 
12,212 

466,160 


»  Water  line  transportation  apportioned  to  the  several  accounts;  included  in  "All  other"  in  prior  years. 
*  Add. 

Source:  Interstate  Commerce  (Commission. 


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Soiitce:  Ictenuta  Commera  Con 


412  RAILROADS 

Ho.  444.— PKINCIFAL  BAILWAT  COHFAHIES:  Miucb  o 


Road  Operatsd  and 
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10.30 

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34,  aw 

w,o«i 

07.502 

0,8»4 

'Kts. 

M.*U 

51.14a 

1N.4M 

ui.i0l 

■07.  OM 

eoLiKi 

117,181 

111,801 

Bouluis. 

M.I 

(kOU 

10.371 

e.30i 

58,830 

51 010 

14.  MO 

10,012 

,iS 

^S 

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wItsi 

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4.42 

91,43: 

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7.0W 

7.  BOS 

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2^305 

lisllfr 

110.010 

30.02; 

nls.-- 

Tf^l 

3.MT 

3,53n 

10.3501 

10.055 

4s:t3i 

43.344 

s. 

e.484 

»,57« 

32.7flJ 

aa«43 

IOB.331 

iSwi 

2«:    41 

34!  oi; 

H4.1 

1,MB 

1,WB 

3.175 

21,397 

11,014 

3,  .» 

3.55^ 

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78.1 

411  MO 

S3.4U 

114.  W 

lUM* 

557,434 

tn.m 

80.847 

■i.on 

78,7 

S.7M. 

X.3» 

S1.ZK 

108.330 

111.418 

33.183 

8l[# 

73.4 

S,S70 

10.3W 

14,073 

M.ll» 

127.804 

m^ 

JB,ja 

IK  DO: 

■I. 

BL2 

U.0 

1.117 

1.30Z 

i67» 

1.S58 

30,071 

3X007 

4,64S 

4.100 

3. 

W.S 

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g.04e 

10.190 

M,a)3 

31.  »l 

«,40i 

103.980 

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a;«04 

a.o«s 

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0.008 

5.004 

liitetf 

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N.B 

B.K. 

9.088 

25.069 

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2,011 

2.143 

22,71(1 

a  451 

a:7S2 

3^3* 

7- 

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TO.  J 

Ti.M 

75.101 

■90. 0» 

HMD 

771.  lU 

B14.«T 

109.511 

169,040 

Ctunl  Waawra. 

BB.: 

17,  SM 

ii«a 

4iS0* 

150.0*4 

mooi 

3M.17V 

34. «» 

TKS 

T&l 

I.BS 

2,734 

2:71 

H444 

M,llll 

6,l» 

Tttl 

ll.*77 

28.14; 

31,013 

118,407 

iai.053 

21. 0» 

3. 

711 

73.( 

7.U3 

12.300 

so.ue 

103,184 

10.  aw 

%3§Q 

7.005 

10.438 

17,011 

fioM 

leu 

t6.l 

s.;;* 

«).fB7 

B.m 

Sl51 

11,377 

4,J1. 

tM 

Jft6 

IT.Mfl 

45.301 

45,030 

154.010 

160,407 

4^ess 

38,  »U 

7. 

MS 

S17 

8.873 

B.501 

K.S7S 

31,072 

88.100 

05,070 

15.  »1 

14,  W7 

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S4.M 

n.H7 

01  su 

105.  no 

413.au 

4)0,07 

08.041 

50,410 

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71,1 

1.(35 

1.317 

5.901 

5,303 

14,080 

2.850 

1.3Kt 

a<» 

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IK  Hi 

»;«■ 

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3,V» 

3.3.10 

Z3Z 

3.854 

3.411 

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11.  8W 

!I.34» 

100.781 

107:381 

14.05: 

m.'. 

4.811 

ZiOIS 

10.000 

M.3M 

03,  OZ 

61.1 

Ta.1 

info 

Maj 

8.875 

40.07SI 

53.n 

10.  IS 

ioIbk 

n.» 

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1.M8 

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IU.440 

30.  WO 

5.094 

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sis8S8i88a|  mm  |=6si§5S«|a|  3s=ss|sssis  1 3 


illSBBSBIIS  iSIISB  lliSisislSESI  SslilaSSIIS 


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Ko.  446.— BV7SNXn  FSEIQHT  CABBUD,  BT  COIOIODITT  0B0UP8 

NoTi.— All  flfoiaiin  Ihoniudi  of  mucit  1,000  posndi.    DaUHaM  to  T«usen<]«d  Jane  30  prior  to  I 


eiduitol;  this  l>  *  large  Htm  Id 


M  of  a  few  oommodllita,  notably  coal 


colturt 


iwri-ieio 

lual; 

1910 

1917 

1919  !";^;!; 

1923 

lOM 

trxV. .'."...'.. 

i«n 

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uMradWiiel: 
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loaa 

1017 

nm 

mhan  diarici: 
I02S 

IK7~.. ....'.'.'.'. 

1928 

tHUm  dMrkI: 

ia»I"Iiri™ 

I9J7 

IlKKdc 

IMl-lXtt 

lOOB-lOlO 

mi-iaisi... 

katl: 
ivie-iKfi 

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luai 

IIKISIIIIIIIIII 

kMiB  dWrkl; 

XVii 

IBipIII'IlIIII 
I1W 

nwIIIIIIilll 

1B»!"I!I1III 
Mani  dlaMM: 


MftlSS 

i  370.010 


308,  m:i 
2M.1T3 

4M,31B 


104,629 
11«,{|SI 
110,083 


414,499 
434,  «A 

480.  »44 
449,891 

2lfi,344 


171  MS 


tit,  no    . 


3^3.433 

J70,7B9 
K3,411 
284,387 


13.343 

aa,7M 

33,249 


133, 9M 
149,  MO 
143.333 
144, 007 


'EiehidlDgClutllt.    •  loclDdlni  nccJpU  from  comMctlal  lloM. 


BAILROAD8 


417 


Sft";:: 


is'-: 


Ni-Tember."! 


AnrU... 
Ms;... 


Total,  all  oanunodltlH 


ttTI.K 


BU.S 

■"■?Lj    i^---| 

sMoii  e7B,a3Bi,aa;i 

1.031, ■Mkou.tio^i.oez.ow    >u.7»t,Mi,»T 
tm.aai\  aM,-!m\  «».07s   g3s,DM   8S2,tj« 


7U 

U.tM 

»).«« 

M.IM 

3e,&2 

i'M 

nui 

KSTT 
38,W 


su     3i« 


FonM  prodneu 


7B,»lt 
80.933 


K,Xh\      71.333 


SS,3i3 


I    SUM 


" "  as 


iHUi 

IT1.MT 

1N,>M 

in.«« 

309;  MS 

mT4 

in,  MS 
mm 

197.  us 

141.011 


M,me  in.oi 


a.ta   oi^ia  «a,i»7 
nooa  «ta7 

01 IH  03,171 

U.SP7  «3;V1S 

ti;Me  «aM7 

ii^3Bi  n,»» 


l!«t^u^ 

an.  Ml 

K7,  IM 

U6.SS. 

&53.M 

M(J.1W)-62:.MI 

SW.7M   7«.Mi 


Souto;  Amnlcui  B«Oir*r  Awodrttoo. 
44847*- 


418  BAHiBOADS 

>o.  448.— STEAK  BAILWAT   ACCIDBKTS,  BT   OAVSIS 

Kon.— Bm  haadDota  to  Tabla  440 


KflW 

Injured 

Ciiu»olHxtdaIlt 

is 

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on 

ina 

IIIC- 
J»!0. 

IMl- 

l»M 

1997 

im 

inMoUnM 

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u,.« 

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104,  TM 

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136 

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481 

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87 

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1A3 

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73 

B.«7 

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2.4a 

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si 

8*0 

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46 

44,410 

l,flU 

(Mat 
t,Ba» 

H,HD 

1.011 

I.S» 

■■s 

1 

i,3fla 

<«,m 

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10,  u« 

1,M2 

700 

0,381 

lfi,M» 

TT.TOl 
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1.073 
1,K 

1,171 

BR 

in 

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w,a 
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id 

3.1H 

KB 

fiZK 

7,8^ 

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TOoa 

C«g<»: 

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^iS^ 

Ottutmum 

43 



ll.l)M 

4.-968 

At 

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2.-4CT 

IS 

87 
89S 
1,810 

37 
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4e 
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M6 

MO 

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Coutart   with   fiud  Etnje- 

Ml 

OntlDg  on  or  off  cars  or 

■-- 

nigtivnF  Krade-cr'oVjilna 
Strnclc  w  ran  onr.  not  at 

iu,m 

uo%6 
Sua 

ft  573 

1.1S7 

43,174 
4S.4A7 

Dtlmliaivoiu  train  aoDi 
•  No  data  available.  ' 


>d  and  injiiml  at  highwa;  frsds 

■A.    Scpanta  data  not  available  lot  lOU. 


fTiwsInca  in  EoaiHctlon  wKli  ''t>-""'ntii  and 


BAIZAOADS  41' 

No.  449.— PIBB0H8  KULED  AHD  IVJTFBBD  DI  BAHWAT  ACCIDIHTB 


NoTi.— For  vuloDS  nuota-lti 

ve  not  strictly  auupusble.    

cnylD«icea  oKlSOaraiiy  dMiiam  ■ 
wton  tbe  damags  eiowded  1160  n^tb 

ttafrs  Is  a  roportsblc  cssualty  It  ta  dai 


,  IndudlDS  tbe  Fact  that  returns  v<n  nqalrad  Dsdtt  dlffvait  acU,  Uw) 


BwluIiiDg  Bad  Urmliul  roadi.    OtherrtaeChBinatanKuiIcDVB 


iltv.    Vbcn  (lis 


Figures  [or  yeai 
reportabte  acddimts 


T„U1 

f^ 

a*«s 

Euil;luj>«.ii 

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UBTSUOS 

TmiMMMl' 

Kmed 

iDjnrsd 

EDed 

Injured 

KIUol 

Injofed 

Kined 

la]u«d 

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II 

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7.oa) 

l«l,OM 

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its 

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231 

MB 

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IM.0I3 

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6.3M 
4.H17 

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13,<B4 

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11 

9,1m 





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ra  Included  vlth  "1 


Ni>™.-IUns  aod  Hes  laid  In  now  eonstnicl 

AUdlttiJeU 

un 

U» 

urn 

Ml 

sss 

•S&S' 

diSS? 

27,794 
82. 9W 
131.410 

<2g3,t30 

127,  as 

J,45H«7B 

Its 

14ab4N 

3.818 

139,  an 

sa7« 

<  271,1(71 
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87,394 
131,  Mt 

3.810 
138. 7S1 

78,340 

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i 

sr.tji 
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a,  013 

«G.M£ 
41,  DO* 

BilumlDonaoaal do___ 

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7K1 
28.000 

I7.3S8 

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Ttilxl  lODDstre 1,000  long  tool. 

Tot-1  ctaargea  > 1,000  dollara. 

Ties  laid  in  prcviouilrronstniMed  tracki: 

CroMlies _ tbooeBiids. 

fiwitcli  and  bridge  Il«..  1,000  board  feet. 
Total  cbargEB  ' 1,000  dollara. 

4fcl6« 

iSSJ 

■  Tbe  ratlQ  oIItmI  oil  to  mal  Is  based  upoD  the  eiperieace  o< 

>  Totals  lwhideei)ulval(iitolauiiaU  amount  olmlscellsiiewu  Fuel. 

•  Tbe  lolal  charges  ahown  do  not  Include  tbe  labor  coat  of  spulying  the  rails  <r  lie*. 

•  Figures  do  Dot  Include  data  for  l.fK  linear  feet  of  steel  tleaia  tSU,  and  450  In  m 
Source  of  Tahiti  4W  and  tSD:  tnUntate  ComoMina  aonunlvlijai. 


muds:  I  enrd  of  hardiraod  aqual) 


420 


BXPBBSB   AND   PULLMAN   COMPANIES 


Vo,  itil, — IXFKSSB  COMFAinSS:  Income  Accotnrr 


Note  —  MUn«e  eoitred  by  opersticm 


mpanlo,  1S»^  Tots!.  3K,aTt-  ite&m  rood,  92,748; 


[AnifOCMiD 

Omnai 

taotMUnI 

CalSKluyMC 

Paid 
10c 

npTMi 

Total 

K 

JS 

s 

Eipna 

•F 

Other 

in- 

^~^"' 

EM 

no,  Ml 

Si 

IS 

i 

143:313 
IH,Tafl 

'^^ 

aim 

l,| 

IK.Kt 

148,780 
2,781 

i 

2M,S10 

si 

347,  447 

III 

lii 

a.wi 
so 

SB 

i 

70 

W 
100 

LDSO 

1,  i4e 

% 
i 

78 
40 

11 

1.237 
30 

1 

prsH  Ob  : 

ISi 

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:ir,  ices  uhbU  deductions. 


Amocio- 
dcDt'or 

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Netreuf- 

Opcnt- 

r™»p^ 

Ynr  enilnJ— 

ronlran 

Total 

Coadiid- 

nuSi' 

Iwr 

per 

JuucU: 

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44.  are 

11 

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HI,  KM 

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M 

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487 
«1 

803 

I'ou 

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13.  lis 

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11.0H 
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km 

a.  003 

Is 

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M.1« 

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la.soo 

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14,811 

1 
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13,  Ifll 

12.170 
13,' 01 7 

lOJW 
B.MO 
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30,  IW 
36,783 
77,  SM 

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>/  Tad/n  Ml  uit  493:  Inlentalc  Commtree  Cc 


AIASKAN   RAILWAY — ^ELBCTSIC   KAZLWAYS 


IK7 

ittt 

ini 

HM 

Ma.7 

29.919 

211.870 

6I3.T 

38,  ue 
iiissi 

38.SB9 
M,tB7 

JIDOBT  TUmC 

iat,eiT 

1.  338.  SOT 

41,059 
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i&«3e,ni 

IS11.S07 

to.M7gi 

ffiSSSS"!!.';-:::: 

1,MB.7» 

i.sah7M 

P^wfngM  car-mlkia,  mlied 

TopsofKTCDuelitiiJitou- 

^.'^^.'^.'r..":^.. 

Tons  ol  nvmue  buittit  au:- 

A«r^™™u.p^U,np., 

*^s 

Ho.  464. — SLICTSIC  BAILVATS:  Suuhabt  or  Operations 

Hots. — Thb  table  dov  not  inclndF  the  electric  operBtioni  of  steam  railway  aunpania.    Maor  < 

railway  eompMrtw  aito  CDrnge  Id  otber  ountfoDi,  npedallTln  tba  tala  of  cm *  '~  "'*'*  — ' 

wbonrv  paitiMe,  anch  light  and  power  twalnrw  hm  bcra  eiehidad,  bat  lor 

litmpoBslUe.   NodtotlnetloncanMmada  Id  the  itatisUca  bMwaen  panlr  tubsn  atreetn 

(DborbaD  and  inlfmrban  Una.    Tbe  ImlgptfleaBt  amooDl  ot  bodnMi  ntU  oondnetcd  bj 

anioial  traetkia  ta  indndcd,  as  well  as  some  oparattoDS  maduetad  bj  prtaniill*  akctHo  laflwaia  by 
UHtiDsatsMaiDliactiaDaiidEBSoUDeenKiDeflaT*-  Id  lbatrackamsIBtbllaa(ttabtable,ead>tnekala 
doubje  or  mnltlpla  line  Is  coooted  separate!; 


Mild  cl  all  I 
Operated  br: 

tlectrr-'— 


aia.az 

).ML»7 


2^571' 
21,W1.K 


___  dollars)— 
pfciseagercars.. 


H,38LS1 

6L71 

IMIl 

iae.oe 

3,637.1 


282, 4B1 
78.163 


44,nl37 

44,  on. 


■1,900 
4l,mW 

4i,nhaa 


ii,ae8,7ia 
mm 


Operating  reTeniin 

Operating  eipcDsa 

Operating  ratio  (per  oenl)  - 


W'lissi,  sea.  IS2  tan  8M,  3H  S4s%  sei,  e 


iclndedin 


separaie  oigsiilutloiis,  Ibongh 
ely  in  Peuusylvania.    In  1S13 


■  Coin  pressed  al 
■iDiliideel.MD 
•  Not  loclniliiig 
S«aioa:  Bnraaa  of  tba  Cenma,  Department  al  Con]meiG& 


Icaxd  to  and  cantrolled  UmmthstoA 


422 


SLECTBIO  BAILWAY8 


Vo.  455.- 


-SISCTBIG  RAUWATB:  Milsagb,  Equipmknt,  Output  of  Elbctbio- 
iTT,  TraffiCi  Emplotkkb,  and  Salarikb  and  Waobs 


Note. 


headnote  to  Table  454 


Number  of  operatiog  oompanies. 

Mfles  of  all  track,  total! 

First  track  Qength  of  line) . .  . 
Second  and  olber  main  tracks 

Bidings  and  turnouts 

Car  bouses,  vards.  etc 

Electric  track  witn-~ 

O verbead  trolley  • 

TblrdraiP 

Conduit  trolley 

Storase  battery 

Qas-aectric  motor 


All  companies 


1M7 


Number  of  cars,  total 

Passenger 

Express,  freight,  baggage,  and 

mail 

Service  cars 

Numb«:  of  electric  locomotives. 

Horsepower     of    power-plant 
equipment,  total 

Steam  turbines 

Other  steam  engines 

Intenial-combustion  engines. 

Water  wheels  and  turbines... 
Kilowatt  capacity  ofgenerators. 
Sleetric  energy  (1,000  kilowatt 
hours) 

Generated 

Purchased 


Passengers  carried,  total  (thou- 
sands)  

Revenue  passengers,  includ- 
ing pay  transfer 

Free-transfer  psssengers 

Free  pessengem 

Bevenue    car    mileage,    total 

(thousands) 

Passenger 

Express,  freight,  and  mail 

Average  number  of  revenue  pas- 
sengers: 

Per  mile  of  all  track  • 

Per  passenger  car  hour 

Revenue  car  hours,  total  (^n- 

sands) 

Passenger 

Express,  freight,  and  mail 

Salaried  employees: 

Number 

Salaries 

Wms  earners: 

Number 

Wages 

Conductors,  mot(Kinen,  and 
one-man    car    and    bus 
operators- 
Number 

Wages 

Other  wage  earners — 

Number 

Wages 


} 


045 

34,408.56 

35^517.19 

6»m&68 

1,017.60 

32, 601. 71 

1,300.78 

822L70 

8.00 

22L50 

83,641 
70,016 

0^009 

7,056 

117 


«  2^519^  823 

636,404 

•1,876,123 

16»335 

01,061 

1,723;  416 


4,7561130 
(0 

0^533»0B1 

7,441,115 

1,005,668 

06,308 

1,617,731 

1,583,831 

33,000 


11^518 
$75^706,064 

04.211 
162. 376, 579 


lOlt 


076 

41,064.82 

80^437.86 

7,80&~ 

%73LaO 


76  >. 


1017 


{ 


88,06&06 

1,305.13 

351.72 

6167 

88.81 

04,016 
76,162 

7.T04 

10;  060 

277 

3,661,385 
1,462;  800 
1,703,088 
34,190 
471,307 
2,505,316 

9;  020, 018 
6,002,659 
3,017,350 


12^135,342  14,506,915 


9,545,555 

2,423,018 

165^869 

1,921,630 

1,885,870 

35,750 


216,523 
43.06 

151,339 

148,678 

2;  661 

11,700     

$1^909,466  $26,128,786  $33,909,674  $57, 

300,739  360;  1901         367,676( 

$138;  081, 633|$174, 763;  153  $383, 830;  688  $388, 


332;  556 
4&S8 

190; 478 

187,590 

2;  888 

23,271 
$36,128,786 


043 

44,835w37 

32;  547. 58 

8,899.09 

1,918.16 

1,470.54 

42, 49a  71 

1,680.37 

36L54 

113.64 

2143 

102,603 
79;  914 

11,534 

11,155 

357 


4,300.193 
3, 322;  693 
1, 221, 223 
28,394 
627,983 
2;  924, 770 

12;  187, 851 
7, 240;  503 
4,047,348 


11,304,661 

3.021.138 

181, 116 

2, 189;  803 

2;  067, 810 

51,963 


252;  333 
63.69 

303,067 

109;  053 

4,00ft 

27,151 
$33,909,674 


131,331 
$05,451,636($127, 


127,869 
$79.310;52S 


136.184 
,332^144 


131, 491 
$106. 106, 644 


ion 


Suifsoe 
lines,  ion 


858 

43,981.86 

31, 261 26 

9;10a07 

2.065.76 

1,48L77 

41,417.91 

1,803.11 

42L30I 

37.61 

4a  11 

00;  255 
77.301 

11,406 

10,548 

404 


4,110,306 
3;  856, 006 

827,027 
32,406 

408,778 
2, 072;  834 

12;  405^  053 
6,473,451 
5,031,603 

15,331,400 


851 
43,073.93 


12, 
2, 


3, 


666,658 
496,570 
168,272 

131 523 

068,204 

56,220 


288.600 

6L14 

201  838 

107.146 

1602 

30,239 
480,091 


ISO;  638 
$306, 238, 478|$197, 


«41,367.18 

U,066l56 

421.80 

37.61 

4a  11 

01,160 
69;  307 

11,406 

10;  356 

404 


} 


13, 586;  232 

10,023,274 
2;  662, 068 

1,821,177 

1,761048 

56,220 


263,842 
CO 


28,867 
$61481,034 


270,2841         3413771         36.007 
101, 044  $347, 208, 108  $40;  967, 938 


126.717 
,131,208 


139;  666  117,5601         22;  096 

$182;  962;  666  $180;  071, 900  $32;  880, 666 


Subway 
and  ele- 
vated 
lines,  ion 


857.98 


•5a  73 
•827.56 


8,096 
7,904 


192 


1,745^168 

1,743,284 
1,884 

308,846 
303,346 


2;  081,  966 


1,873 
$3,006,067 


"3,911 
$8,107,270 


I  Includes  track  lying  outside  the  United  Stotes  (1923  and  1917,  37.06  mUes;  19L3,  31.91;  and  1907,  27.52 
miles). 

» Not  shown  separately. 

■Includes  2U.M  miles  in  1922  and  2.18  miles  in  1917  operated  by  both  overhead  trolley  and  third  rail. 

'Includes  U.GO  mile  operated  by  both  overhead  troUev  and  third  rail. 

•Includes  20.36  miles  operated  by  both  overhead  trolley  and  third  rail. 

•Includes  857  units  of  43,344  horsepower  reported  as  auxiliary  engines. 

'No  data. 

•  In  addition  there  were  16,120.000  passengers  carried  by  370  motor  busses  operated  by  electric  railway 
oompanice. 

•  Exclusive  of  idle  track  and  freight  and  switching  roads. 

'•  Exclusive  of  guards  on  subway  and  elevated  trams,  who  are  dassifled  under  "All  other  wage  earners.'* 

Source:  BureBu  of  the  Cenmu,  Department  of  Commense. 


ELBOXBIG   BAII>WAT8 
So.  456.— nSABCIAI  STATISTICS  OF  BLBCTUC  &AIIWATB 

Nora.— 8m  bMdaoM  to  Tobla  4H 


All  COT 

nulla 

Snrftm, 

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■„, 

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400. 6MI 

111 

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w 

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it  at 

*a.MO 

SSi 

08.788 
M.tM 

4.300.0(1 

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210,  ja 

lis 

Zoai.iM 

srre,B7 

27.  £3 

tm.m 

10.185 

11,  SIS 

118,-00 
44.270 

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21«,IX« 
44.;»S 

7,ose 

IK.140 
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ia.4M 

03,310 

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m.ftSB 

18,  SM 

10 
&.448.MU 

■SSI 
giS 

18.540 
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li 

1J4.971 

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267.  ao 

311.474 

Ss 

7.880 

S«,451 
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ii 

3.0 

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813;  60« 
tl.3M 
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727. 7M 
103. 0O3 

2se!B>a 

9.^388 

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138.126 

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IM,2I7 

30,704 

74,aM 

as 

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424  ELECTBIO   BAILWATB 

No.  467.— ELICTKIC    SAILWAtSi 

Note.— S«i  bMdnota  to  Tsbls  4H.  The  (nek  mileage  repnseuts  Ihmt  Bctaally  Ij^nt  In  eub  SMla,  but 
conduoted  Id  other  Stnla.  The  dUhnnoM  unonc  tbe  Slatei  Id  Uw  teladon  ol  pansoim  carried  to 
IntararbHnBaBgalDitparelr  urbiD  tnfflc.  Tbe  laformatlon  ablained  In  R|ud  to  motor-biu  opcratioia 
0(er,  cipceu,  (relcbt,  and  mall-c«i  nUlease 


or  d 

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do 

mlciled  in  State  (in 

by  tompanlM 
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1917 

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IMl 

l«lt 

1VI7 

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Car 

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bus 

UnUcd  Btalei- 

M,SM 

41,093 

H»08 

43,  nt 

7,441,  IIJ 

B.S4(,BM 

11.304.380 

tl«8<.S9« 

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013,333 

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ii 

102.773 

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40,323 
20.3M 
437.  Ml 
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■as 

77.300 
43, 7n 

ItS! 

(10.701 
18.B80 
MO,  397 
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103.33) 

11 

119.904 

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737.301 
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17.373 

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34.  »t 
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22,131 
130.168 

134.  nt 

80,  »7 

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433,875 
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154,008 
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443,758 
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3ai:«34 
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113,814 

11 

m:771 

on.  004 

100.101 

7^343 
10.731 

■as 

ISO.  401 

'g!S 

40^801 
7W,3U 

87,  n3 

404,166 

1,199,701 

6,061 

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143. 1M 

183,  »tl 

4,073,141 

1, 43^439 
l,>n.434 

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180,139 
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41 

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37:743 
890.118 

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110,300 

11 

34,403 
187,830 

1&,3M 
81,  W3 
1.38! 

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1.401 

■■■448 

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1.1W 
1,0M 

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ii 

1,407 
684 

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■11  ottxr  date  nlu*  to  tttp  I 

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42S 


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■.I14.511 

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103.504 

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10,151 

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tto 

734 

Onm.ri 

81« 

JL 

1.303 

RTiFiCTRIC   KAILWAYS 


427 


No.  469. — ELECTHIC  BAIL  WATS :   Mileage   of  Elevated  and  Sub  wat  and 

Tunnel  Track,  by  States 

Note.— In  these  statistics  all  track  is  included;  each  track  of  a  double  or  multiple  line  is  oounted  separately 


.    Class  of  trackage  and  State 

1907 

1919 

1917 

1988 

SlfiTatMl,  toul _ .._ __ 

362.99 

417.80 

497.80 

601.60 

New  York 

20a41 
126.77 

7.67 

16.70 

»7.26 

3.18 

23a  80 

141.90 

9.87 

26.58 

4.37 

2.88 

296^99 

146.89 

16.71 

26.23 

4.41 

2.96 

362.80 

niinois 

163.88 

Pennsylvania 

32.40 

Massachusetts 

30  08 

New  Jersey 

4.36 

Missouri 

2.88 

Washington. 

2.09 

Maryland 

L40 

L40 

1.40 

L20 

.60 

818.79 

L40 

California 

L20 

Kansas. 

Subways  and  tuuiela,  total 

T4.77 

11170 

386.  M 

New  York  > 

oa38 

7.76 

7a  64 

1&46 

1L68 

&42 

.30 

1-87 

1.44 

162L37 
28c  24 
1Z62 
&96 
&43 
1.93 
Z25 

209.14 

Massachusetts _. 

26.98 

New  Jersey  > 

12:02 

Pennsylvania 

6.62 

7.9S 

California 

6.36 

Dlinois 

.60 
.42 

L80 

All  other  States* 

L7a 

'Includes  3.06  miles  of  Camden  and  Atlantic  branch  of  West  Jersey  &,  Seashore  Railroad  Co.,  tabulated 
as  an  electrified  division  of  a  steam  road  for  1917  and  1912. 

*  Excludes  11.68  miles  operated  in  New  Jersey. 

*  Includes  11.68  miles  owned  by  a  New  York  company. 

*  Rhode  Island,  Minnesota  and  Missouri,  1922:  Connecticut,  Minnesota,  Missouri,  Rhode  Island,  Wail 
Virginia,  and  Wisconsin,  1917;  Kansas,  Missouri,  Oregon,  and  Tennessee,  1912;  Missouri,  1907. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

No.  460.— RECEIVERSHIPS  OF  ELECTRIC  RAHWATS 


Year 


IftOO 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 


1914., 
191^. 

1916. 
1917. 
1918., 


1019. 

1921. 
19/2. 
1923. 

1924. 

19l'.=i. 
1920. 

iwr. 

1926. 


Placed  under  receivership 


Num- 
ber of 
com- 
panies 


22 
11 
19 
26 
18 

10 
27 
15 
21 
29 

48 
19 
19 
14 
12 

12 
14 
16 
13 
8 


Miles 

of 
track 


558 
697 
519 
374 
343 

362 
1,  l.')2 

350 
1,177 
2,018 

3,781 

1,085 

986 

695 

334 

1,022 

1,260 

1.228 

624 

262 


Outstanding  securities 


Stock 


DoUart 
29,962,200 
12, 629, 400 
29.533,450 
20, 410, 700 
31,006.900 

35,  562,  550 
40,298.050 
14. 476,  600 
33, 9 IS.  725 
92,130,388 

321, 259, 354 

28. 758,  455 

32, 909,  525 

18, 140, 150 

8,332,100 

28,489.700 
51.383,195 
17, 769, 435 
17, 615, 050 
9, 216, 700 


Bonds 


DoOan 
22,325,000 
75,  490, 735 
38,973,293 
11,133,800 
47, 272,  200 

19. 050. 460 
39. 372.  375 
10, 849,  200 
33,778,400 
163, 257, 102 

312,915,104 
72,283,575 
36. 177, 800 
20.304,400 
14,707,066 

35,716,000 
54,096.525 
117,560,073 
20, 875, 450 
14,  790, 700 


Sold  under  foreclosure 


Num- 
berof 
com- 
panies 


I 

25 
18 
17 


11 
19 
19 
26 
23 

29 
13 
13 
13 
15 

14 
13 
28 
16 
8 


Miles 

of 
track 


488 
724 
661 
267 
302 

181 
308 
430 
745 
524 

2,675 
260 
778 
323 
927 

869 
569 

1,291 
941 

1,004 


Outstanding  securities 


Stock 


DoOttTt 
22,265,700 
19,106,613 
91,354,800 
14. 197. 300 
15, 243, 700 

26. 239. 700 
30,506,817 
13.805,400 
27.281,900 
37,740^325 

89,893,400 
7,782,400 

33.642,255 

7,  491,  500 

118,077,959 

21,022,800 
18,074,300 
20,054,700 
63,345,000 
26,064,325 


Bonds 


DoUan 
21, 174, 000 
26,  374. 075 
115,092,750 
la  685, 250 
19,094,500 

44,094,241 
IG,  750, 907 
22,702,300 
27, 313, 046 
20, 149, 384 

79,836,738 
11,227,328 
30,863,526 
12,640^600 
110^638,250 

34,846,535 
18, 329, 555 
67, 34a  363 
78.446,100 
4a  683, 400 


Receiv- 
ers* cer- 
tificates 


DoUan 


42,300 

62.000 

6,000 

114,683 

12,206,000 

3,440,388 
53,000 

214.000 
3,140,000 

168»1S0 


1  Data  not  available. 

Sourc-c:  Annual  Statistical  Number,  Blsotrio  Railway  Journal. 


21.—^ 


WATER 


AND  SHIPPING 


DaU  in  this  section  ooTer  the  foUowing  sreas  unless  othenriae  indicated:  ¥tom  Board  of  Inginews  of  the 
United  States  Army,  and  Borean  of  Foreifn  and  Domestic  Commerce.  United  Stirtes  customs  area  which 
includes  Alaska,  Hawaii,  and  Fiorto  Rico;  from  United  States  Shipping  Board,  continental  United  States 

Cenrrai  noU  ai  to  units  of  mKuuremtiU.—"  Cai^o  tonnage"  reiveseDts  weight  of  cargo  in  long  tons  (2;210 
pounds)  or  short  tons  (2.000  pounds).  All  othw  tonnage  figures  refer  to  capacity  ofressels.  The  tenna 
gross  and  net  tonnage  refer  to  space  measurement  100  cubic  feet  being  called  1  ton.  Gross  tonnage  is  the 
capacity  of  the  entire  space  within  the  frames  and  the  ceiling  of  the  hull,  together  with  those  doaed-io 
spaces  above  deck  available  for  cargo,  storage,  passengers  or  crew,  with  certain  minor  exemptions.  Net 
or  registered  tonnage  is  what  remains  after  deducting  from  the  gross  tonnage  the  spaces  occupied  by  .the 
propelling  machinery,  fuel,  crew  Quarters,  master's  cabin,  and  navigation  spaces.  It  represents  sabstan- 
tiaily  space  available  for  cargo  and  passengen.  The  net  tonnage  capacity  of  a  ship  recorded  as  '^witered 
with  cargo"  may  bear  little  relation  to  actual  weight  of  cargo.  Dead-weight  tonnage  is  the  weight  In 
loDg  tons  required  to  d«>ress  a  vessel  from  light  water  line  (that  is,  with  only  the  miu^iinery  and  equip- 
ment on  board)  to  load  line.  It  is  therefore  the  weight  of  the  cargo,  fuel,  etc.,  which  a  vessel  is  designed 
to  carry  with  salMy.  Displacement  tonnage  (naval  vessels)  has  reference  to  weight  of  the  vessel  itself 
with  its  normal  equipment,  luel,  etc. 

No.  461.— CABOO  TONNAGE  OF  WATER-BORNE  COMMERCE  OF  THE  UITITSD 

STATES 

[In  thousands  of  short  tons  of  2,000  pounds] 


Foreign  commerce,  totaL 

Imports,  through  seaports 

Exports,  through  seaports 

Iniports,  Oreat  I.«akes  ports 

Exports,  Qreat  Lakes  ports 

Domestic  commerce,  unadjusted  totaL 

Coastwise,  between  ports 

(ireat  Lakes,  between  ports 

IxK-al  traffic  of  seaports  and  Oreat  L^kes  ports  L.. 

Traffic  between  seaports  and  river  points 

Tralllc  on  rivers,  canals,  and  connecting  channels  * 

Foreign  and  domestic,  unadjusted  total     ■- 

Dc«Iuction  of  duplications: 

Tmffic  between  seaports  and  river  points 

Other  duplications  (canals,  etc)* 

ITet  total,  foreign  and  domestio 

Approximate  net  total,  domestio  * 


itu 

1028 

1826 

101,5a 

106,647 

131,888 

36,425 

49,006 

4.962 

11, 167 

42;  792 

40,251 

7,317 

0^187 

44.834 

00.850 

6.424 

iai76 

384,454 

443,088 

470,806 

88,S54 
93,188 
77,270 
32,315 
>93,127 

105,000 

111,568 

64,081 

47, 214 

114.100 

108,023 

116,486 

89,168 

34,510 

122,021 

486,015 

561, 568 

601,601 

32,315 
(*) 

47.214 
2^954 

34.510 
26,401 

458,700 

483,400 

640,600 

852,138 

874,864 

400,807 

1887 


180,888 

43,388 
56,560 

fl;oe6 

12;  487 

478,118 

121,096 

113,017 

78,162 

38,101 

121,812 

688, 6U 


38.191 
22,060 

668,800 

411,  tn 


«  Includes  the  following,  with  figures  for  1927:  Harbor  traffic  of  New  York,  Philadelphia,  and  San  Fran* 
oifc-o  (4^105.000  tons);  local  traffic  of  other  seaports  (24,198,000);  local  traffic  of  hike  ports  (5359^). 

•'  Excluding  Sault  8te.  Marie  Canal  traffic  (83,354,000  tons  in  1927)  and  additional  Detroit  River  traffic 
(n,Nt4,ouo  tons),  both  of  which  are  already  counted  in  Qreat  Lakes  traffic;  also  exdttding  dnplicatioDS 
reltiting  to  rivers  and  canals  themselves. 

'  Not  comparable  with  later  years;  see  note  5. 

*  Principally  coastwise  and  lake  traffic  passing  through  canals  and  connecting  diannds,  other  than 
the  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Canal  and  the  Detroit  River. 

^  Not  available;  the  figures  were  for  the  most  part  deducted  from  river  and  canal  traffic. 

*  Estimated  from  data  in  this  table  on  the  assumption  that  all  the  dupUcations  deducted  from  the  grand 
total  represent  duplications  in  domestic  traffic;  there  are,  however,  some  minor  cases  of  duplication  con- 
nected with  foreign  traffic. 

Source:  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors. 


429 


430  INTERNAL  WATERWAYS 

No.  403.— COMHKBCE  OF  PBINCIPAI.  UNITED  STATS8  OCEAN  POSTS,  19ST 

Note.— la  IhsnHDdi  of  ihon  lam  of  S.OOO  poDoda.  In  aildltlini  (o  lh«  commercs  b#re  sbowa.  mnny  ol 
tbe  porU  havo  (LJ  cocaniercfl  vJtb  ports  on  inl^mal  rlvn^  and  canals;  (2)  purely  local  port  traOlc,  in- 
;Iu<i!ne  <n  Ibe  case  of  New  York,  rtalUide<lpblB,  and  San  Francisco,  irbat  &  called  lutniiKirt  traffic  he- 


tween  puts  ot  a  harbor  for  ohlcb 
tlu  aggtegiiM  toonsge  tj  lurge,  are 

"^ucJ 

•es 

uomlc  ImpartaDce  than  foreign  and  coastwise  tralDc 

Port 

porta 

F„. 

CO. 

»i,. 

patW 

F,. 

-,.,. 

.-;« 

porta 

^ 

manM 

porta 

^5, 

abfp- 

BnBdtaW 

4i.tnlM.ua 

IMAI 

llt.t4(l 

MoUla.  A^TTT^..-. 

Po»a«.l..Fb. 

Nm'ori^a'^Li:::: 

OalreslnnTTii.-.'i; 

Tains  City,  Tei 

Ilnuston.  Th 

US 

M 

481 
100 

he 

(.Ml 
MO 

:<sa 

1.007 

1.018 
37 
BOO 

C1 
r.m 

■s 

JUUmk  i™ia.... 

iM.rM;is.iu 

T(.W 

H.m 

Saanport,  Mb 

Fotland.Me 

•SS T^:. 

X 
W3 

292 

W3 

I1.S21 

1.107 
1.181 

lioc 

218 
J1,3T8 

i 

KM 

'■•ll' 

108 
•.Ml 

1.4fi7 
110 

1 

7,73)1 

17.  Ml 
38 

i 

M 

2M 

H.tM 

i 

5M 

TartAnbai.Tti.... 

Corpus  CriBti,Toi-- 
PuiiSoiniti 

Pan  Diwo,  Calif .._.. 

10 

w 

U^Brtford    and 

!!,«* 

Si^-; 

21 
93 

^'} 

.!i 

8,506 

S,011 

30 

H087 

1« 

2.208 
2 

IS 
'■S 

w 

300 

1,153 

13. 3» 

Ban  FranclEoo  Bay. 

,.,„ 

ISpTBO 

ftlW 

lis 

1.780 

1 

BO 

m 
n 

02 

HunUnpon      Bay, 

91 

npfi 

Ponkbd.  Drag 

(.nber  parts  on  Co- 

; 

IBS 

1 

IhOM 

l.(ISl 

■■ffi 

B.C<     ._ _ 

Fort  aMnble,  Wart, 

Olympia.  Wasb 

Tspomo,  W^ub 

SaatUe,  Wastl _ 

Kiarelt.  Waxb 

RoUlngliani.Waaii". 

HriDolulu,  Hawaii.. 
Kahulul,  Uaxall.... 

208 
8M 
1.<W» 

T.Mt 

SKt-::::: 

•■KPMU. 

M 

,,,i 

gia 

212 

■  Indudliic  AaUej  Klver. 


No.  403.— OBUT  LAXIS,  COBtUSCS  OF  THE  PRINCIPAL  POSTS 

Note.— Is  thsanada  afabart  taaasf  IJMO  pomida.    Foreign  linnorts  aoil  eiporla  aod  coonwisc  mi' 
_.  _.., waliiclnded 


Fort 

Receipts 

IIU 

IMi 

■m 

IB) 

l«M 

\tu 

IMf 

■MI 

M.MI 

nielli 

Ui.lM 

IWMT 

IMMi 

111^  NT 

1>T,U| 

l>T.Mi 

183 

"■Vi 

8.7*2 

250 

10.370 
13.^ 

249 

l)808 
1970 

Is 

1068 

8,413 

jE;,"K  "■-■■--"""■ 

3.0*9 
3.00B 

'S»^;.r; 

Bjrtmaal. _ 

IMTEBNAIi  WATinWATS 


431 


No.  463. — Grbat  Lakes^  Commbkck  of  thb  Phincipal  Poktb — Continued 


Port 


Calcite,  Mich 

Charlotte.  N  .Y.  (Rock«tar). 

Cbic»go.  I1L» 

Cleveland.  Ohio 

Connoaut,  Ohio.. 

Detroit,  Mich. 

Duluth-Superior 

Erie,  Pa 

Escanaba,  Mich 

Fairpoit,  Ohio 


Frankfort,  Mich 

Garj*.  Ind 

Omnd  Uaren,  M]<di. 

Oreen  Bav,  Wis , 

Huron,  Onio 


Indiana  TIarbor,  Ind... 

Kewannee,  Wis 

Keweehaw  Waterway,  Mich. 

Lorain,  Ohio 

Ludington,  Mich.. 


Manistiqne,  Mich.. 

ManitowoCj^^'is 

Marquette  Harbar,  Mich 

Marquette  Bay,  Mfdi.. 

Menominee,  Mich,  and  Wis. 
Milwaukee,  Wis 


Moskegon,  Mich 

Ogdensbore,  N.  Y 

Rockport,  Mich 

Rou>:e  River,  Mich 

Sandusky,  Ohio 

SauJt  Bte.  Marie,  Mich.>. 

Sheboygan,  Wis 

Sturgeon  Bay,  Wis. 

Toledo,  Ohio... 

Tonawanda,  N.  Y.» 

Wyandotte,  Mich 

All  otlier 


Receipts 


43 

183 
8,578 
8.833 
8,306 

2.846 

10,380 

1,189 

270 

2,794 

855 
3,465 
343 
975 
831 

3.344 

157 

000 

3,863 

1,001 

100 

1,291 

241 


460 
5,100 

328 
519 
18 
2.067 
560 
687 

413 

26 

1,874 

352 


1,878 


170 

12,924 

11,428 

9,777 

4,019 

10^985 

961 

327 

3,327 

933 
6,760 

408 
1,166 
1,165 

3,956 

192 

614 

5,350 

1,012 

96 

1,440 

290 


457 
5,611 

356 
593 
13 
2;  946 
243 
761 

384 

20 

1,871 

484 
1,039 
Z356 


67 
105 

iaoo6 

11,993 
10^656 

4,042 

11.  T» 

1,685 

578 

3,495 

888 
5^967 

417 
1,271 
1,358 

4^646 
175 
809 

4^731 
965 


1,422 

ail 


»7 

6,111 

310 
643 
26 
3,163 
158 
764 

458 

19 

2,278 

453 
1,150 
2,485 


wn 


112 

154 

11,551 

10.730 

8,944 

2,424 

13,810 

1,791 

201 

3,276 

807 

5^303 

518 

1,417 
1,324 

4,506 
124 
957 

4,511 
965 

85 

1,433 

207 


514 

6,512 

402 

1,492 

15 

3.069 

124 

806 

464 
25 

1.767 
486 
874 

4.187 


Shipments 


6,856 
1,012 
2.542 
1.951 
1,880 

127 

35.018 

1.170 

4.777 


652 


447 
224 
800 

851 

201 

53 

2;  282 

1,472 

234 

727 

1,178 

1,645 

248 

1,377 

29 
29 

1,190 
26 

i233 
1 

11 

215 

0.446 

2 


1,483 


8,413 
555 

1.503 
666 

1,612 

197 

4^130 

575 

6^474 

1,001 

716 


546 
257 
747 

1,332 

207 

48 

1.581 

1,532 

213 

765 

1,403 

2;  517 

291 

1,297 

33 
68 

1,415 
64 

6,130 


12 

330 

14.040 

21 


1,888 


9^041 
973 

1,802 
761 

%144 

379 

41,915 

1.198 

7,003 

697 

732 


516 
206 
612 

796 

212 

68 

2.104 

1,449 

183 

734 

1,018 

2,820 

285 

1,436 

30 

733 

1,847 

36 

6,934 


11 

381 

14,203 


1,164 


1937 


lasis 

863 
1,875 
1,264 

773 

423 

38^806 

on 

6^584 
1,567 

670 

4 
730 


217 

020 
200 

65 
2;  756 
1,447 

184 


2^720 

a«o 

1,721 

30 
46 

1,760 
72 

7,065 


12 

370 

16^  790 

16 


1,496 


» Inoludfs  Chicago  Harbor,  Chicago  River  and 
Calumet  Harbor. 


•Port  of. 

*  By  lake  and  Niagara  River. 

Source:  Annual  Reports  of  the  Chief  of  Engineers,  United  States  Army. 


No.  464.— COMMERCE  OH  THE  PRIHCIPAL  RIVERS,  CANALS,  AHB  COHHECT- 

ING  CHANNELS  OF  THE  UNITEB  STATES,  1927 

NoTS— There  is  much  duplication  as  between  different  rivers,  canals,  and  channels,  and  between  thoai» 

different  sections  of  a  single  river  which  are  separately  reported 

[In  thonaande  of  aliort  kma  of  2,000  pounds} 


River,  c<inal,  or  channel 


Total 


Rafted 

and    * 

floated  ; 

tbnberM 


ATLANTIC  COAST 

Penobscot,  Me 

Kennebec  Riv«r,  Me 

Herring  River,  Maes 

PHvriucket  River,  R.  I__ 

Th:inies  River,  Conn 

Connecticut  River  (below  Hart 
ford) 

Housatonic  River,  Conn. 

Hudson  River,  N.  Y: 

Mi!dle  section.- 

Upper  section 

Cooper  River,  N.  J 

Maurice  River,  N.  J 

1  Included  in  the  total. 


604 

1 

167 

1 

585 

303 

417 

596 

182 

>8,S30 

*  1,483 

423  1 

194 

1 

River,  canal,  or  channel 


Total 


Rafted 

and 
floated 
timber! 


ATULNTic  COAST— continued 

Delaware    River,    Philadelphia, 

Pa.,  to  Trenton 

Potomac  River  (below  Washing- 
ton, D.  C) 

Rappahannock  River,  Va 

York  River,  Va. 

James  River,  Va. 

Nansemond  River,  Va. — 

Pamlico  and  Tar  Riven,  N.  C 

Keuse  River,  N.  C 

Cape  Pear  River,  N.  C.  (above 

wOmin^ton) 

Wando  River,  8.  C 

Altamaha  River,  Oa... 


«5,734 

2.406 

341 

312 

983 

35 

316 

235 

80 

2S8 

48 

153 

37 

336 

3QS 

163 

83 

>  Excludes  car  ferry,  genier«\  tfcry ,  vcA  ciUi:Q«&Vn.\x«sANX« 


432 

Ko.  464." 


INTERNAL   WATEHWATS 


River.  csnBl,  or  ctumnet 


RlTer.W 

AlsbHiua  KJver,  AU 

Blvk     WHrrior,     Warrior,    and 

Tombicbu  Rfren,  Ala 

PucacouU  Kivtr,  Mia 

MoliUa  Klvar,  Ala.,  tributaries.. 
Alchalnloira  Rtvcr,  Morgan  Clly 

lo  Oull  of  Moilco..  - - 

LB):e  PoBChHrtrsJa,  La 


OnacliKa  ftDd  Blnck  Riven,  Ark. 

Yuoo  RiTOrrMiM..ri~.I"~ 

BlK  BunQovar  River,  MlB 


BlBfk  Rlvar,  Ark.  anil  Ma 

Bt.  Francis  anil  L'AuBtllla  Rlvsrj 

and  Bliii^Kih  Bayou,  Ark 

HlsHralppI  Kiver; 


1  OtiKi  and   Miuouri 


Mbaourl  River: 


ilDV  NucliTiU*)... 


Ciuoberbii-l  Kivi 


{jnaHhB  River,  W. 

Kuavliu  River,  W.  Va 

OhloRiTfr.  OWo 

MmklBpiin  Klver,  Ohio... 
KanliiUy  River,  Ky .. 


id  Buma  Rivera,  Ey.. 


Grand  Ilivar.  Mich 

NlDCHni  Rlv«,  N,  Y_ 

San  Jauium  River,  Calif... 


9r  from  Vanccuver 


d  YuuLUI  Itlvv,  Oiea.. 


Cowllli  River.  Oreg 

ColainblaHUdA\'iIliimetta  Rivers, 

Wiah.  and  Ona.' 

Oomiiam  River,  Wash 

StUaguamlab  Rtver^Wub 


rtuJinluiB 


s,  Aaata... 
r,  WMh".: 


Fend  d'Orellle  ttlver,  WaA.  u 

Idnbo 

PrieM  River.  Idaho _.., 

Coenr  d'Alene  LaXe  and  St.  )< 
River.  Idaho.. ._ 


I,   C.  and  Bt,  )ohn»  Rive 


NuTows  Id  Santa  Rosa  Sound. 
FIB 

Chanosl   belnreea    MohUe   Bay 

and  Mluiailppi  Sound,  .^ la 

iDirncDOEUl  vBierwuy.  CulcBileu 

TBI '....1 

Harvey  Cunal,  I* 

iDtracoailid    waUrwny,    M(99l>. 

ilppi  River  to  Bajoa  Techa, 

La  (Bisck  Bayoa) 

Sabine-Nerhca  Canal,  Tu.: 

Local  trafflc 

TratHc  In  trnnnil ., 

Keweenaw  Wuervny,  Midi 

BtiuBBOQ  Bar  and  Like  MIchl- 

(BD  Sblp  Caiial,  Wli.  ithrooih 


aahioEton  Ship   Canal, 


oeCodc 


New   York   Stat*  Bnm  Cuia] 

Lehiirb  aii''i"b<JBwaie'Divtifon 
Canal*,  Fa 

I>elawaieand  RaiJlan  Canal 

Hariiiii^ 


New  Bwla  Cu 


1.  Fla. 


ChloicD&HDitBrTDralnanCaDiil, 


<  Included  In  tola]. 


•  EifliKlfg  li.r  ferry,  Eeneral  fc.-iy,  and  cauvoaa  in  tramil. 
'  Inlemnl  tr^tnc  only:  loial  trnfllc,  Includtnv  foreign  ar 

•  Rii'luitiia  Iriinic  throuKh  Ihe  Hi.  Marys  Falls  Canal,  wl 


hich  alio  panel  ibniuth  tf 


INTEBNAIi  WATERWAYB 


433 


Vo.  466. — 8A1JLT  8TS.  XABIS  CANALS:  Gbnsral  Traffic  Statistics 

NoTX.— Indades  both  Amflrican  and  Canadian  canals  and  traffic  to  and  from  Canadian  as  wen  as 
American  ports.  Average  distances,  ton-miles,  freigbt  charges,  etc.,  are  based  on  total  haul  from  port 
of  origin  to  port  of  destination  in  process  of  performance  by  vessels  passing  throogh  the  canals 


Season 


1890. 
1895. 
1900. 
1905. 

1907. 
1908. 
1909. 
1910. 

1911. 
1912- 
1913- 
1914. 
1915. 


1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 

1921. 
1922. 
1923. 
1924. 
1025. 

1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


Freight  carried  (1,000  short  tons  of  2,000  pounds) 


Total 


0,041 
15,063 
25,643 
44,271 

58.217 
41,301 
57,895 
e2;363 

63,477 
72,473 
79,718 
55,370 
71,200 

91,888 
80,814 
85,680 
68,236 
70,282 

48,250 
66,067 
01,380 
72;  037 
81,875 

85»679 
83,354 
86,008 


East- 
bound 


6,420 
12,030 
20^532 
36^779 

45,544 
8a  381 
46^379 
47,134 

86,429 
55,378 
50,206 
39,471 
56^369 

74.148 
70,047 
66,285 
52.832 
63,464 

32;  113 
55,020 
71,236 
56.840 
67,305 

60,530 
64,303 
70; 166 


West- 
bound 


a;  612 
3,033 
5,111 
7,402 

12.673 
11,010 
11,516 
15,229 

17,048 
17,095 
20;  512 
15,809 
14,021 

17,740 
19,767 
19,395 
15,404 
15,818 

16,146 
11.047 
20;  144 
15,197 
14,570 

16,140 
18,961 
16,827 


Ameri- 
can 
vessels 


8,679 
14,497 
24,896 
42,061 

55.469 
38,392 
54,265 
58,569 

49,844 
68,469 
74,789 
50;  460 
66,877 

86,174 
84,685 
8a  958 
63,406 
74,866 

43,016 
6a  812 
83,795 
65.447 
75,764 

78.006 
76.091 
78,072 


Cana- 
dian 
vessels 


362 

566 

747 

2^210 

a;  748 

2;  990 
3,630 
3,704 

3,683 
4,004 
4,929 
4,901 
4,413 

5,714 
5,129 
4,722 
4,828 
4,416 

5,243 
5,255 
7,585 

am 

7,673 
7,264 
8,921 


Total 
ton- 
miles 
fmO- 
u<ms) 


7,207 
12;  503 
21,179 
8a893 

48,221 
34,854 
4a  813 
52;  400 

44,174 

oa2«3 

65,331 
4a  112 
5a  317 

7a  717 
73,835 
7a  108 
5a  612 
64,702 

3a  043 
5a  564 
73,218 

5a  579 
6a  577 

09,360 
67,387 
7a  250 


Freight  charges 


Amount 

(1,000 

dollars) 


a  472 
li230 
24,953 
31,421 

8a457 
23,903 
3a292 

3a  ni 

2a  402 
4a  578 
44,381 
27,507 
41,964 

ea645 

8a  277 
8a  508 
5a  479 
8a742 

4a  344 
64,154 
8a  843 
5a  709 
n,068 

7a  617 
69.331 
81,281 


Average 
per  ton 
per  mile 
(mills) 


1.30 

L14 

L18 

.86 

.80 
.00 
.78 
.74 

.67 
;«7 
.68 
.60 

.n 

.80 

1.21 
1.19 
1.05 
1.33 

1.14 
1.20 
LIO 
1.02 
LOO 

L13 
1.03 
1.16 


Valua- 
tion of 
freight 
(mfl. 

lions  of 
dollars) 


102 
160 
267 
417 

670 
470 


664 

606 
701 
866 
636 
882 

074 

1.197 

967 

916 

1,120 

746 

957 

1,026 

1,060 

1,118 

1,064 
1,132 
1,183 


Date  cf  opening  canal. 
Date  of  closing  canal.. 


Number  of  vessels  passing 

Registered   tonnage   of   vesficJs 

passing 1,000  net  tons.. 

East  bound do 

Westbound do 

Passengers  carried number.. 

Freight,  eastbound 

1,000  short  tons.. 

Flour 1,000  bbls- 

Wheat... 1,000  bus.. 

Other  grain do 

Lumber 1,000  ft.  b.  m.. 

Iron  ore 1,000  short  tons.. 

Pii?  iron do 

Stone do 

Copper.. do 

General  merchandise do 

Freight,  westbound 

1,000  short  tons.. 

Coal do.-.. 

Salt do.... 

Oil do.... 

Stone.. do 

Iron  ore do 

Manufactmed  iron  and  steel 

1,000 short  tons.. 

General  merchandise do 


ItlO 


Apr.  19 
Dec.  16 

la  452 

22.316 
11,143 
11,173 

5a  555 


90,638 

a  755 

4a  489 

ia064 

909.651 

ia444 

20 

49 

131 

86 


am 

4,487 
49 


116 
450 


Apr.  12 
Dec.  15 

2a  899 

4a  856 
24,725 
25,132 

6a  033 


47,134 

7,576 

8a  260 

39,243 

6oaioi 

41,600 

49 

10 

148 

173 


lans 

ia5i4 

78 


lfl6 


396 
1,238 


Apr.  13 
Dec.  20 

21,233 

5a  399 
2a  316 
2a  063 

5a  336 


6a  369 

a  437 

25a  482 

64.755 

45a  451 

4a2J2 

18 


156 
332 


laosi 

ia357 
105 


194 
1,263 


im 


1926 


Apr.  19 
Dec  26 

ia647 

5a  IM 
20.123 
2a  071 

6a  451 


63.464 

7,478 

14a  456 

5L630 

192.854 

5a  643 

1 

67 

52 

56 


lasis 

14,156 

99 

353 

496 

138 

76 
600 


Apr.    8 
Dec.  17 

2a  650 

6a240 
34,653 
34,587 

6a  056 


67.305 

a289 

292.818 

14a  927 

18a  486 

53,821 

28 

24 

63 

107 


ia570 

12,874 

58 

223 

643 

63 

119 
600 


1917 


Apr.  12 
Dec  18 

ia760 

64,325 
32,260 
32;  066 

5a  115 


64,893 

a  383 

33a  808 

lia520 

152.606 

4a  963 

79 

79 

67 

95 


laoai 

17,107 

59 

257 

679 

136 

116 
706 


May    1 
Dec  16 

ia286 

6a  836 
3a  366 
8a  470 

6a  053 


70,106 

a283 

40a760 

131,030 

187,205 

6a  226 

117 

67 

86 

136 


ia897 

14,870 

61 

321 

661 

06 

186 
732 


8ource:  Annual  Report  of  the  Chief  of  Engineers,  United  States  Army. 
44847*— s  A 1929 29 


^4  nfmSNAb    WATEBWATS 

Ho.  4ee.— ^nw  TOBK  BTATI  CAVAIS:  Tomhaqb  or  FmaHT  Hovbv 

Note.— In  (hut  tou  of  1,000  ponnda.    Tomuge  handled  ovsr  Slats  tsrmtaala  but  not  movsd  Ibrou(!li 
any  portion  ol  tlu  ttatl  cbauwl  it  not  includad 


AUoHUb 

EHa 

AUtniiali 

ErtedfvWoo 

nreraca 

fflffi 

o^ 

S 

kVm' 

as 

3.eii,«iT 

1,112,081 
3,H4.tHl 
1.336,110 

T71.711 

1.8847S0 
S,01^1M 

lis 

MOI-IOIO. 

mi-i*it 

nis-ioao 

IBl-lBZS 

isass 

5IS:S 

fS-ffi 

issi-isss: 

B30i«> 
111,831 

JSS! 

mm 

79^  MB 

,5« 

3ttor« 

WT,H3 

191,  i06 

337,018 

S:S 

1:-;::;;: 

1901- BOS 

Source:  CommbslDDer  o[  Ciub  ud  Wat^rwBT*.  Doputoiant  of  FoMte  W«ki,  But*  of  Nsw  York. 

No.  467.— PBISOIPAl  COHMODims  CABEIBD  OS  THI  OHIO  KI7ER 


N<rTi.-^B  ahnt  turn  irf  1,0M 

pnmd*. 

rvrrtnffl 

BliaidluM.    ToMLi 

loclud*  nmill  Items 

not  sbown 

T«.l 

C-ommodiiy 

im 

im 

im 

inhmind 

boilid 

llp- 

nr.wi.. 

».wa.m 
11.  m 

"•S 

801 

l,8M 

ts 

8,«(l 

Uin 
1;M1 

1.412 
141,  <73 

123.  BM 

l,«l.0M 

1.023 

li.7Hm 

11.  M 

1 

or.  470 

"■a 

31. 084 

Win,  Ml 
n.T4( 

24,  723 

••fS 

717 

40.no 

7,121 
730 

11 

i.oce 

7. 411. 817 

lMt.044 

3M 

1,014,  US 

3,1511 

178 

11.  (34 

1.0*8 

S.1U 

4M 

7,MB,i*4 

17,171 

A>I«li  ud  uinuJ  pradocte. 

207 
«7 

B.8S7 

BBS 
1.4M 

TMbla  bod  pndncto. 

13.403 

iio- 

'*^U 

1310 
*»M 

m.BM 

UtMS 

jia.T3i 

IB.  m,  009 

ii 

,■11 

ft  197 

1ft  wa 

5S 

44,  «M 

1,488 

77,17] 
Il,n7,l78 
0.I87,«I7 

431,  IM 

4 

i.»e 

hOMUl 
314  oa 

lOK 
I.U3 

1,730.0TB 

1.101.338 

341.067 

ISI.147 

J.  323 

a.M3 

<J7 

'S!^,iii:::;:::::::::=::: 

LouiindlumbH.... 

luKoMltlMarwDad 

oi.iioa 

1.348.049 

36,U00 
27.  KM 

'iSo 

7.S3t.4HI 

S,  380.03) 

^*«) 

1,001.306 

^:.::::::;:::::::-::: 

"■s 

M 

30.  M6 

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S,I«S 

SIS 

'310.  OS 

M.OH 
3,3S0 

37,  sa 

1I.17S 
OT.t.W 

232;  ?« 
■331,431 

1*0.464 
■43, 390 

11  Ml 

47S 

31  TO 

13.301 

'8,733 
870 

•01.  IM 

71\71* 

Iron  uiil  ilsal.  uonftl 

'132.404 

x.ae.2 

OUier  inm  and  Sim 

MtMatrj  ud  kUcIh 

1.IU 

M.307 

10» 

l,10» 

MOW 

10.103 

M.fTO 

<  Mwiufactand  iron  uid  itMl, 
1,  UoltM  BUMb  3jmi. 


INTEBKAIi   WATKEWAT8  435 

Ho.  4eA.— OHIO  SIVKR  TKAVFIC:  Toknasi.  ToN-MUAAeB,  akd  Frbigbv 

S'OTE.— FiraireBCXcladsfcnTlnfflc.  lultZVlht  tana  oltnigbttsuTieaoa  tenia  wen  TtporUdtal.<»lja9, 
*■•"  tba  haub,  of  cmrae,  an  tct?  sbort.  Ttae  panmnr  tnfflo  othir  Uwn  oa  torla  for  IBIT  wa: 
.MS;  psBBngir  miliB,  X.0U,734.    Leaden  Indicate  data  not  BTsUiMB 


Ye« 

SSffi 

m^ 

rn«^1 

Tau 

SSi' 

mlU^ 

trelSil 

7,  aw 

i 
is 

&2B3 
iO.M7 

Titoiwndt 

IS 

IU).fB2 

cp ::: 

Up 

it.m 
ill 

ntuaadi 

747. 8M 

11 

aoCTsI 

■•jasi 

llBi___ 

t.ii4,ai 

■ss 

7,«0 
3.W9 

tC^Mt 

^m 

Note— Iailurtto>a(<l,>W|MUi4a.  Siicfa 
ol ejub it dupUeatad in othaa.  TIwmcUo 
rearsva9repcKledas"fit.I><Hiiilo  Cairo. 


%>^tMt.Tn£l. 


436 


MERCHANT  MABINB 


Ho.  470.— TTHITED  STATES  MERCHANT  MARIKB:  DoctncBNTSD  ToNNAcrt 
NoTB.— For  defloltion  of  "gron  ton"  see  general  note,  p.  420.    All  data  after  1840  are  as  of  June  30 


Year 


1789 «.. 
1800>.. 
1810>.. 
1820  >.>. 
1830  >••. 

1840 «.. 
1850... 
1880... 
1870... 
1880... 

18M... 
1900... 
1910... 
1915... 
1916... 

1917... 
1918... 
1919... 
1920... 
1921... 

1922... 
1928... 
1924... 
1925... 
1«26... 

1927... 
1928... 


Nomber 


Total 


28.998 
24«712 

23,467 
23.333 
25,740 
26.701 
26,444 

26,397 
26,711 
27,513 
28.183 
28,012 

27.358 
27,017 
26,575 
26,367 
26,343 

25,778 
25,385 


Sail- 
ing! 


25,474 
19,995 

17,502 
16.280 
13.288 
10.753 
10,383 

10,155 

10,053 

9,862 

0,369 

8,941 

8,396 
8,071 
7.825 
7,730 
7,054 

7,804 
7,115 


Steam 

and 

motor 


8,524 
4,717 

5»965 

7.053 

12;  452 

15.948 

10,061 

16,242 
16,658 
17,651 
18.814 
19,071 

18,960 
18,946 
18,750 
18.637 
18.680 

18,384 
18»270 


Thousands  of  gross  tons 


Total 


202 

972 

1.425 

1.280 

1,192 

2.181 
3,535 
5,354 
4.247 
4,068 

4,424 
M65 
7,506 
8.389 
8,470 

8,871 

9,925 

12,907 

16,324 

18,282 

18,463 
18.285 
17, 741 
17,406 
17,311 

16,888 
16.683 


SaU- 
ingi 


202 

972 

1.425 

1,280 

1.127 

1.978 
8.010 
4,486 
8,171 
2.856 

2.565 
2.507 
2,608 
2,446 
2;  400 

2,438 
2,453 
2,492 
2,501 
2;  537 

2.481 
2,463 
2,425 
2.430 
2,463 

2,881 
2,336 


Steam 

and 

motor 


64 

202 

526 

868 

1,075 

1,212 

1,859 
2,658 
4,900 
5,944 
6.070 

6.433 

7,471 

10.416 

13,823 

15^745 

15v962 
15.821 
15^315 
14.976 
14.848 

14,507 
14,347 


Tonnage  (thousands  of  gross 
tons)  employed  in- 


For- 
eign 
trade 


124 
667 
981 
584 
538 

763 
1,440 
2,379 
1,449 
1,314 

928 

817 

783 

1.863 

2;  185 

2.441 
3,599 
6.665 
9.925 
11,077 

10.720 
9,060 
Sk794 
8.151 
7,710 

7,300 
6,934 


Coast- 
wise 
and 

internal 
trade 


60 
272 
405 
588 
517 

1,177 
1,798 
2,645 
2,638 
2.638 

3,400 
4.287 
6.660 
6,486 
6^246 

6.393 
6,282 
6.201 
6,358 
7,168 

7,703 
9,177 
8.911 
9.216 
0^552 

9.533 
9.706 


Whale 
fish- 
eries 


3 
4 

86 
40 

137 

146 

167 

68 

38 

19 

10 

9 

9 

7 

6 
4 
4 
4 
4 

4 
4 
8 

4 
3 

8 

7 


Cod 
and 

mack- 
erel 

fisheries 


9 
20 
86 
72 
06 

104 

153 

168 

01 

78 

68 
52 
47 
32 
33 

32 
38 
36 
38 
37 

86 
35 
82 
86 
88 

88 
36 


Classes 


Byutilixation: 
Registered— 

Foreign  trade 

Whale  fisheries... 
Enrolled— 
Coasting  and  in- 
ternal trade 

Cod  and  mack- 
erel  fisheries ... 
licensed- 
Coasting  and  in- 
ternal trade 

Cod  and  mack- 
erel fisheries  ... 
By  location: 
Atlantic  and  Qulf*. 

Pacific  • 

Northern  lakes... 

Western  rivers 

By  power: 

Bail 

Steam  T 

Motor^ 

Canal  boats 

Barges 

By  material: 

Wood 

Metal 


Number 


1,288 
42 


18,241 
546 

7,327 

800 

16,532 
2.217 
3.167 
1,417 

13,271 
7.053 


647 
2.362 

22,108 
1,225 


1910 


1,400 
86 


18,654 
895 

0^828 

837 

17.084 
3.574 
3.273 
1,800 

8.947 
12;  452 


674 
8.667 

28.527 
2.213 


19M 


5,032 
20 


12,181 
196 

0;468 

885 

16.850 
6.512 
8,091 
1,730 

4,030 

8.103 

ia711 

448 

4,801 

23.781 
4,402 


uu 


4.005 
10 


12.586 
185 

8,590 

283 

15.723 
6.035 
2,677 
1.032 

2.533 

7.454 

11.183 

342 

4.855 

21.384 
4,9b3 


1928 


4,312 
13 


12.436 
210 

8.109 

296 

14.541 
6,307 
2.537 
2,000 

1.939 

6,619 

11,651 

270 

4,906 

20,318 
5.067 


Thousands  of  gross  tons 


UN 


817 
10 


4.196 
44 

91 
8 

2;  728 
613 

1.566 
258 

1.885 
%658 


73 
549 

3.572 
1.593 


1910 


783 
9 


6,555 
89 

114 
8 

8.523 
987 

2,895 
154 

1,655 
4,900 


74 
878 

3,391 
4.117 


1920 


9;  926 
4 


6.238 
82 

124 


9.739 

3,326 

3,139 

120 

1.272 

13,466 

357 

52 

1.177 

3,876 
12,448 


Ifti 


fl;i5i 


9,097 
29 

119 


11,108 

3,282 

2,853 

162 

1.125 

14, 49.*^ 

481 

40 

1.264 

2.907 
14.409 


1928 


6.934 

7 


V,  ov2 

30 

115 

7 

10,372 
3,355 
2,773 

182 

915 

13,614 

733 

33 

1,388 

2.619 
14,064 


I  Including  cnnal  boats  and  barges.    >  Dec.  31. 

*  The  decTcaiM^  of  tonnage  arises  principally  from  the  registered  tonnage  having  been  corrected  in  1818, 
1829,  and  1S30  bv  striking  off  all  vessels  the  registers  of  wtuch  were  granted  prior  to  1815.  which  were  sup- 
posed by  the  collectors  to  have  been  lost  at  sea,  captured,  etc. 

<  Sept.  30. 

>  including  Porto  Rico  In  1910,  1920, 1925  and  1928.  and  also  Virgin  Islands  in  1920, 1925  and  1928. 
'  Including  JIa  wait  and  Alaska.    '  Motor  vessels  included  In  steam  in  1900  and  1910. 
Souree:  Reports  ot  tb§  dmuniasiootr  of  Navigation. 


HBBCHANT   UABINB 


437 


Non.— For  daflnttloa  o(  "gnm  ton"  na  genenl  note,  p.  US.    Tb«  nombtr  tod  tonnage  raacbad  tluk 


Nnmber 

Ttuxmoda  of  graa  Una 

UU 

nn 

UM 

im 

■m 

UU 

ua 

im 

mi 

.m 

'"Si'tS"""— 

■,»■ 

l,TM 

i.sn 

t.Ht 

1.01 

TTM 

IS,B4 

11,  MJ 

11,  m 

FiiTBtiKnnifnhlp 

■•S 

1.788 

*S 

3.3W 
1,1« 

tl74 

MM 

l.B8t 
I,«7 

*.4I1 

1,101 

i.iia 

1.934 

»3 

1.301 
l.«94 

»,OST 

ia.aie 

1.01S 

'SS 

It.ll« 

s,wa 

'900 

a4is 

4.120 

11.387 

1,148 

11. 410 

iS40 

Id  SO? 

10. 4M 

7,064 
4.110 

ia«i 

g 

1,447 

■,7M 

F«warnwbo(l.(nitw 

t0.1H 

1,43« 

'1 

1.K0 

1B9 
M 

1310 
•89 

1 

13 

■•i 

1 
1 

l.tfQ 

'■i 

l.Wl 
'338 

1 
1 

4.Eia 

1,609 

1 

217 

ii.aio 

1.171 

1124 

11,964 
8.240 

3,7*4 

133 
334 

2.  aw 

2.HB 
'451 
MB 

J:li; 

2.377 

11.31S 

4420 

17B 

1:1 
i:o74 

2,2M 
220 

2.3^ 

l.SM 
3*2 

'752 
l.OOS 
2SU« 

'■i 

2W 

"^=w 

1,317 
i2»7 

■SS! 

I,3TT 

Siw^Ms^: 

133 

1 

?S 

wlxJly  of  nicli  vmela. 


Yearly  fivtnige  or  rear 

Number 

OroH  Ions 

Yttu 

Nnmber 

Gionumi 

71574 

"ii 

mew 

il 
is 

418. 1TB 

■■sss 

33a  3111 

418. 7« 

1.301 

1 
1:1 

l.Wi 

S 

i 

i 

^:^ 

V?!fS!!f 

jBW - 

1'^ 

438 


BHIPBUILBING 


Ho.  478.— VSSSXI8  BUILT  IV  U¥ITSD  STATES:  Bt  Clabbmb  and  Raoioas 

NoTS.— For  definition  of  "gross  ton  "  see  geneml  note  p.  420.    Data  are  for  years  ended  June  30 


Class  and  where  boilt 


INl- 
Itlt, 

average 


Ifll- 
Itllp 

average 


Itlf- 


average 


iiei- 

lMft» 

average 


im 


i«nf 


BUILT  AND  DOCUMENTED  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES 


TbUl number.. 

Oioas  tons 

Sailing number.. 

Oroes  t<uis 

Steam  and  gas number.. 

Oroas  tons 

Canal  boats nmnber.. 

Gross  tons 

Barges number.. 

Oroas  tons 

Metal gross  tons.. 

Wood do.... 

Gross  tons  built  on: 

New  England  coast 

Middle  AtlanUc  and  Qnll 

ooasts 

Pacific  coast 

Northern  lakes. 

Western  rivers 


1«SU 
418,178 


300 

50,857 

081 

287,503 

46 

5^022 

284 

66,705 


270.852 
147,336 


50,401 

1301226 

34.482 

184.724 

0,256 


1,S«S 

988,978 


70 
16,330 

on 

200^600 

86 

4,000 

325 
61,164 


181. 166 
101,106 


21,474 

140,041 

H430i 

60^704 

6,623 


1,566 
1,809,604 


82 

70^500 

1,111 

1,734,296 

19 

2,613 

344 

02;  006 


1,511.043 
888.561 


112;  835 

838,438 

687,076 

260,138 

6.117 


737,190 


38 

27,686 

607 

639; 841 

1,043 

254 

69^121 


631,100 

106^  oai 


46^013 

443^721 

174,026 

58^817 

15^313 


067 
109,846 


28 

X860 

670 

141,063 

2 

270 

258 

55,654 


126,093 
74,153 


5,615 

76^784 
41,534 

66,037 
9;  826 


984,  C78 


11 

263 

645 

140,586 

7 

1,506 

261 

82,316 


132,046 
92,027 


131.994 

22,669 

55,169 

9,846 


917 
945,144 


8 

396 

661 

181,504 

101 

2,147 

238 

61, 167 


179,756 
65,388 


4,906    6,574 


124.068 
45,565 
52,746 
16,101 


t«r,U9 

5 

230 

675 

172.901 

1 

140 

288 

83,900 


201.437 
56,743 


11.434 

146,532 
23.715 
60.478 

25.021 


BUILT  FOR  FORBIQNBRSi 

UU 

1914 

lOU 

1916 

1917 

U16 

1919 

1999 

mi 

33 
65,03}^ 

lf» 

1928 

192€     1927 

1928 

Number 

Gross  tons. - 

1 
12 

2 
414 

6 
275 

36 
2,949 

41 
194,  MO 

22 

48,531 

60 
121,008 

23 
30,507 

10 
55,001 

4 
17,408 

7 
272 

9 
610 

12 
1.228 

1  None  were  built  for  foreigners  in  1924  and  1925. 
Source:  Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Navigation. 

Vo.  474.— MERCHANT   VESSELS    LAUNCHED:    World    Total    and   United 

States 

NoTB.—Vessels  of  100  gross  tons  and  over.    For  definition  of "  gross  ton  "  see  general  note,  p.  429.    Vessels 

under  oonstructioo  Dec  31, 1S98,  numbered  622  of  2,618,001  gross  tons 


Calendar  year 


1910-1914,  average. 
1015-1020,  average  > 
1021-1025.  average. 

191S» 

1019« 

1020 

1921 

1022 

1923 

1021 

1025 

1036 

1027 

102S 


World 


Total 


Number 


1.533 
1,488 
042 
1.866 
2,483 
1.759 

1,877 
851 
701 
924 
855 

600 

802 
800 


Gross  tons 


2;  739, 070 
4,046^860 
2;  578, 620 
5.447,444 
7.144,540 
6,861,666 

i341,670 
%467,0H4 
1.643.181 
2, 247. 751 
2;  103, 404 

1.674.077 
2^285.679 
2,609,239 


Steam  and  motor 


Number 


1,180 
1,206 
830 
1,697 
2;  005 
1,563 

1,206 
746 
620 
838 
742 

52S 
784 

800 


Gross  tons 


%  631, 770 
3,018.746 
2;  531. 592 
5,341.100 
6.788,632 
5,742.084 

4,274,375 
2,425.729 
1.614.790 
2,200,741 
2,142,325 

1,680,134 
2. 280. 522 
2.600.321 


United  States 


Number 


162 
518 
09 
929 
l.Wl 
509 

173 
50 
83 
79 

101 

78 
66 
63 


Gross  tons 


252.864 
1,877,382 

313,321 
3.033,090 
4. 07.').  385 
2,476,253 

1,006,413 

119.138 
172. 817 
139,463 
128,776 

150.613 

170. 218 

91,357 


t  Figures  during  the  war  period  arc  shown  only  for  aDied  and  neutral  countries. 

*  Figures  for  Germany  an*  omitted  because  complete  totals  for  that  country  are  not  available. 

Soan»:  Llayd'3  RtgMtt  of  Shippiof . 


MEBCHANT   HAfilNE  439 

Ko.  47S.— lOaCHAirT  KABIHS  OF  THB  WORLD  AKD  THl  UnTED  BTATB8 


b  United  EUUS 


»,.l.,w,,b 

1»10.    e«Eennln 

»,p-r»-" 

y-. 

World 

TTnItad 

V«r 

World 

0Ditad 

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UMI 

DnIlBl 

Is 

IfiOO 

11 

LdOO 

BT.aii 

as 

M,OM 

I7.03A 
17,  Ml 
ie.Mt 

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04,  Ml 

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int 

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UK 

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i».««|so,i)m1si,ws 

a.tn 

AW 

n,OM 

11.  »u 

u.gn 

s7.aH 

M.M1 

•■.lU 

Steam  uid  niolor_ 

wwlsndlion 

WooiiMdwmpojJW. 

11.  H8 

i;jM 

20,403 

"JS 

%m 

ai;3S7 

J7,aii 

tS,IM 

2:2M 

i;o63 

Ettiling 

Wooded  comi^U: 

12,  £21 

1ft  ose 

8.050 

a7»a 

S,1U 

IS 

4,aM 

2.joe 

2.118 

s,am 

1,B!» 

ki 

1.307 

I.7M 

UiitadSWa.... 

t.iu 

1,W 

t,U7 

«.n> 

4,tU 

I.TM 

t,DM 

S.M 

l^Ott 

IS,  177 

14.(31 

Eieei  and  Iron. ^;iIII 
WooduKtcomiNnlte. 

032 
«3S 

'■^ 

■•JS 

1,M9 

G33 

'^S 

IS 

J;S 

ISS! 

!SS 

13,7(0 

3oa 

BslllnR 

WundaudoomiiwIuL 

1,110 

1.757 

1,M7 
1.1S 

MS 

118 

1.286 

I,  aw 

987 

'■| 

1.475 

l,l(» 

7S2 

*86 

No.  476.— BZFBV8B8  AVD  RKVKBUIH  OF  THE  FAVAIU  CAHAI 


dwratWK  ol  tt*  YvBUnk  C*Bi!k. 


PANAMA   CANAIi 


p.  U>.    Nd  toDiuce  [>  Bccordliic  to  P«n 


NHUomillty 
en.  led  /um  M 


Num. 

too- 

Ton, 

^r 

smitls) 

dollara 

undoj 

%M4 

Ji76S 

RM« 

i.Ma 

I  1170 

M« 

leifr-ins,  total. 


1620-1838,  toW. 


Vo.  478.— COKHBBCIAL  TBAFFIC  THSODQH  FAHAKA  CAHAL:  Br  DtBECTiON 

Note.— Alo  P-AlUollcto  PocfOc;  P  to  A-PadBcIo  AIlBiitlc.    Sec  Hlso  goiHriil  note,  p.  (29 


Vcm  lOdcd  June  30— 

or'iS»ii 

Tboa- 
gniutaiie 

ml  torn  1 

ThoT«,t,di,ofca«o.om 

Tulsl 

AtoF 

PtoA 

1,0TS 

IS 

M7S 

3.M7 

fii 

III  MO 

2.3M 

s'l 

3.'oM 
7.0W 

a,3-i 

10.68/. 

J7,7« 
»,Ml 

l.MK 

two 
(.om 

IS 

I*.  MO 

STEAMBOAT  INSPECTION  SERVICE ^U.  S.  COAST  GUABD       441 


No.  479.--CASG0  TOHHAOB  THROUOH  PAVAKA  CAVAI:  Br  Orioin  and 

Destination,  Yeabs  Ended  Dscembeb  31 

[In  ihouMAds  of  caifo  tona  of  S>ID  pounds] 


Origin  and  destination 


Orandtolal 

To  W.  coast  Unltod'ststesIIl 
To  W.  coast  otbsr  N.America. 

To  W.  coast  8.  America. 

To  Asia 

To  Australasia 

From   E.    ooaat    United 

Sutes,  toteL 

To  W.  coast  United" States... 
To  W.  coast  other  N.America. 

To  W.  coast  S.  America- 

To  Asia 

To  Australasia. 

From  B.  coast  other  H. 

America,  totaL 

To  W.  coast  N.  America 

To  W.  coast  S.  America. 

To  Asia 

To  Australasia. 

From  Bnropa,  lotaL 

To  W.  coast  N.  America 

To  W.  coast  8.  America. 

To  Asia  and  Australasia. 

From  S.  coast  S.  America 
and  Africa,  total 


Atlantic  to  Padflc 

ItM 

19X7 

1128 

8.^ 

8,406 

9.066 

3,308 

3,437 

3,802 

626 

627 

607 

1,193 

1,165 

1,234 

1.804 

1,742 

2,061 

1,489 

1,434 

1,368 

5.6S9 

5,890 

6,000 

2,655 

2,725 

2.915 

180 

144 

156 

432 

365 

366 

1,676 

1,634 

2;  013 

796 

761 

558 

700 

606 

019 

208 

231 

294 

81 

91 

97 

215 

87 

41 

196 

176 

186 

1.MS 

2,006 

«.« 

771 

801 

933 

674 

699 

764 

498 

508 

585 

138 

189 

150 

Origin  and  destination 


Grand  totaL... 

To  E.  coast  United  States... 
To  E.  coast  other  N.  America. 

To  Eorope 

To  Africa  and  S.  America 

Wnm  W.    coast   United 

States,  toteL 

To  E.  coast  United  States 

To  E  .coast  other  N.America. 

To  Europe 

To  Africa  and  S.  America 

Wtom  W.  coast  other  H. 

America,  toteL 

To  E«  coast  N.America. 

To  Europe 

To  Africa  and  8.  America.... 

Fkom  W.  coasts.  Amerioa, 
totaL         .  _ 
To  E.  coast'United  StatesIIII 
To  E.  coast  other  N.  America. 

To  Europe 

To  Africa  and  8.  America-... 

Wtom  Asia  and  Anstrala- 

gia,  totaL 

To  E.  coast  N.  America 

To  Europe 


Padflc  to  Atlantic 


19.100 

12,077 

1,316 

6,520 

254 

11,079 
8,267 

749 
2,560 

103 

1,970 

813 

1,131 

26 

4,650 
2,773 

367 
1,295 

124 

967 
424 
534 


19«7 


80,007 

11,797 

1,850 

6,609 

441 

12.487 

8,183 

1.023 

2;  966 

255 

8,006 

719 

1,263 

23 

6.189 
2,534 

562 
1.880 

164 

1,180 
626 
500 


90.380 

10,746 

1,224 

8,188 

179 

10.088 

6^848 

498 

2;  096 

47 

8,896 

628 

2;  633 

34 

6,008 

2,850 

451 

2;  258 


686 
002 


Source:  Panama  Canal  Record. 

Ho.  480.— UVES  LOST  BT  ACCIDSHT  ON  VESSELS  SUBJECT  TO  UiriTEB 
STATES  STEAMBOAT  INSPECTION  SEBVICE:  Years  Ended  June  SO 


Caiim 

19» 

1928 

1984 

1986 

1980 

1987 

1988 

Total 

Passen- 
gers 

Crtw 

TotaL 

900 

947 

997 

810 

808 

868 

876 

81 

194 

Fire 

8 
5 

7 
20 

8 

9 

4 

22 

10 
38 
19 
107 
31 
49 

31 
3 

9 
43 

8 

100 

36 

39 

8 

4 

ii" 

97 

4 

52 
89 
36 
67 

6 
8 

1 
1 

13 
12 
22 
104 
34 
61 

17 

19 

2 

-- 

17 

Collision ... 

12 

Grounding ...... 

2 

Wreck...... ... v 

Explosion,  escape  of  stmm, 
etc 

12 
11 
52 
87 
34 
57 

10 
5 
14 
94 
39 
58 

8 

7 

28 

100 

30 

64 

27 

20 

20 

7 

8 

Foundered  in  storm 

7 

Sinkinjj 

1 

Accidental  drowning 

Suicide 

80 
10 

Miscellaneous 

67 

Source:  Steamboat  Inspection  Service,  Department  of  Commerce. 

No.  481.— UNITED  STATES  COAST  OUARD:  Yeabs  Ended  June  30 


Item 


Lives  saved  or  persons  res- 
cued from  i.»eril 

Persons  on  board  ves^ls 
a£si.<:ted 

Persons  in  distress  cared  for. 

Vessel  boarded  and  papers 
examined..- 

Vessels  seized  or  reported 
for  violations  of  law 

Fines  and  (lenaltles  incurred 
by  vessels  reported 


1987 


1988 


3,313 

14,496 
899 

68,223 

1,788 

8375.069 


3,983 

17,383 
GOO 

65^710 

1,664 

$279,510 


Item 


Instances  of  lives  saved  and 
vessels  assisted 

Instances  of  miscellaneous 
assistance 

Derelicts  and  other  obstruc- 
tions to  navigation  re- 
moved or  destroyed 

Value  of  vessels  assisted  (in- 
cluding cargoes) 

Total  expended  and  obli- 
gated for  the  Coast  Quard.^  626, 321 


1917 


2;791 

2;  717 

186 


1988 


3,262 
3»584 

167 


$87, 801,  867  839, 479, 729 


$27,854,307 


Source:  Annual  Reports  of  the  Socretary  of  tbA  Tnasury. 


442 


DmASTBBS    TO    VBSSBI* — SHIFPINa    BOASD 


Note— The  tsblo  cnvers  all  dinaMas  ln*D]Tlag  ilaoucs  or  hx>  amoaDtlng  to  1300  or  more.  Tbe  flgorea 
ududa  some  i^wrts  of  cwuiIUn  lo  Uidtod  B(sl«  venals  recajved  artfr  Um  ckHlng  or  Uw  npnt  (or  Uie 
v«rffblcli  venaCdlslrlbutpd  bjraiioiii.  These  wen  In  1837  u  Collovs:  Numbtr  of  tmmIi  mmpleti'ty 
lost.  IS;  loonage,  S,OTli  lateli  pcutiallr  lent.  W;  toTmage,  90,563;  Tslue  o[  propurtr  iHt.  T(*9elst8n).lZT, 
cnrsMe  ti.XO,  parsrma  on  bouxl,  passnii^irs  27,  crews  804;  lose  ol  llTo,  I.  Cnniattlcs  to  Doltad  Btstes 
vtatrla  In  tha  PuiHnis  l^atiaJ  Zooe,  wblch  siu  eirlndHl,  were  In  IMS  is  loUowa:  Viffiels  iDTolT«<],  I3i 
tonnBce.Te.liSipnipsty  loos,  (128,380;  penonsOD  baard.US;  nolcaolllfc 


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118 

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1 

14*7 
1,(108 
£.(*« 
l.«fi 
1.7k 
l.Wl 

901 

367 

409 
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821 

10.791 

i 

1,8M 

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4.37 

s.eaa 

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102 
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120 

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17,038 
17,^88 

9.m 

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11 

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iia,480 
s.g(H 

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12,237 

3.  we 

2,  AM 

3.  KIT 

6.484 

7.430 
6.420 

tBl 

E7 

302 

of  th*  Doited  SMh: 

UnnotIbeU>itodBUM: 

H 

Source:  RcpnrU  of  lh«  UolMd  StatM  Coait  Ooud,  Tnuor]'  Dtpartment. 

Ko.  483.— DHTTBD  STATES  SHIPPIHft  BOABD  AND  DHITED  STATES  SHIF- 
PnrO  BOASD  KEBCHAIIT  TLEET  COBFORATIOK:  Nxt  Appbofbutions 
AND  AixoTMB.vTS  FROii  Incbption  to  Jult  1,  1928 

VU  Haalrwnoded  prior  to  Jnljrl,  IHT _ t9.  Ml,  tSI,  in 

I"nited8tat«i8hlpptaf  Board- 4.tM.I85 

Unltvd  BlalfaSbippiDgBoanl  FnisKency  Fle«t  ConnnUoII. ^'^''9!^^ 

Aetstroiii  ]uaB  IS,  tui7.  toJiuia  1 


CBUCS  BDd  DpaTHltOUS 

AnotJunell.  1»22.clslnn, 
AcM  or  Apr.  17,  IDI7,  wid  itiiy 
allolioanls) _....... 


ilniled  euUe  Shippintt  Boant 


Fleet  CarpotMkHi — lorci 


rW  Bk«1  JBir  endlnc  IBH 10,  in». _ - - 

Uittli^d  SUWS  Shipping  Bonrd 

Uoiti-d  Btatea  Sblppinn  Brard  Emetwncy  Fleet  Ofipiiration— - 

I'um'nt  malnlBniiow  imd  opemtlonj... , 

Oivnukin  of  tmlc  11d«,  ei-pnrctiMan  {upeodltuns  on  approval  of  President  <rf 


iiiMJuB*ia,uaa_ 

Source;  United  sum  SMpplng  Bcuil 


ao^ooo 

17,000,000 
II.  Ml.  710 

«8,7ra 
i^MikOao 

^oo^aoo 


BHIPPINe  BOABD 


443 


Ho.  4M.— mOTlD  STARS  SEIPPniQ   BOAXD  AMD  mnRD  8TATBS  SHIF- 
PIHO  BOABD  mSGHAHT  FUST  COBPORATIOV:  SrATnouiT  ov  Pbofit 

AND    Loss    (EXCLUDINQ    LIQUIDATION),    FiSCAL    YeAR    1928 


[AH 


eTMlAn) 


Grand 
total 

Ocean  operations 

Tugs 

Total 

United 

States 

linos 

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1,280 

9^816 
94,170 

78.808 

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76,724 

1,094 

4,104 

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572 

3.902 

1,273 

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76,700 

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61 

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Source:  United  States  Shipping  Boa 

xd. 

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Ho.  485.— ^HIPPIHG  BOAED  VESSELS  SOLD;  bt  Type. 

NOTK.— Data  for  earlier  yean  are  as  follows:  1921,''grand!total,  60  vessels  of  264.125  deed-weight  tons;  20 
steei  vessels  of  157J875  dead-weight  tons;  30  wood  vessels  of  96,250  dead-wei^t  tons;  1922,  grand  totaL 
2*^2  \  essels  of  1,510,676  dead-weight  tons;  104  steel  vessels  of  582,249  dead-weight  tons;  1  concrete  ve^ 
of  7.;'>()0  dead-weight  tons;  10  composite  vessels  of  35,600  dead-welKtit  tons;  and  247  wood  vessels  ol  886,317 
fieiil-weight  tons;  1923,  grand  total,  112  resaels  of  728,721  dead-weight  tons;  106  steel  vessels  of  706,108 
dead-weight  tons;  1  concrete  vessel  of  3.078  dead-weight  tons;  1  composite  vessel  of  3,575  deadrweight 
tons,  and  4  wood  vessels  of  16,960  dead-wei^t  tons 


1884 

1885 

1888 

1887 

1888 

Type 

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345. 3N       147 

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1,415,588 

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884,881 

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888.878 

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46 

328.884 

122.960 

136,510 

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11,325 

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34,574 

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I  S(^4>  geneml  note,  p.  429.    No  tonnage  is  shown  on  tugs;  the  nnmber  indudss  tufs. 
Source:  United  States  Shipping  Board. 


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Ho.  496.— HST  TOHHAGE  OF  VESSELS  ENTERED  IE  FOEEI&H  TRADE:  Bt 

Classes 


[▲UflfTires  except  number  <^  Teesels  and  peroentsfes  in  tbouauidfl  of  set tnis.    See  headnote,  Table  403] 


Yeorly  average  or 
year 


1881-1890 

1801-1900 

1001-1905 

ig0&-1910 

1011-1915 

1016-1920* 

1021-1926 

1910-1914 

ioi4-iaao»— 

1013 

1016 

me 

1017 

1018 

1018  (July-Dec.).... 
1010 

loao 


ion 

1092 

1023 

1034 

1025 


Num- 
ber of 
vessels, 

all 
ports 


32,038 
31,781 
34.040 
34, 375 
38,951 
42,713 
41,546 

38,038 
42,257 

41,015 
39,754 

42,514 
44.172 
40,512 
23,032 
30,052 
45,637 

4a  758 
40,928 
41,591 
42.435 
42;  010 


lOaOu -44,757 

1027 46,450 

1028. ;  48,252 


AU  ports 


Total 


16,308 
22,269 
30,490 
37,722 
47, 914 
61.511 
06^203 

46,610 
60.773 

60,639 
46,710 

61,550 
60,472 
45.456 
25,029 
46.702 
^4,104 

02,285 
06,191 
66,319 
68.292 
00,378 

7«,«33 
74, 310 
80,211 


Ameri- 
can 


3,396 

4,978 

6^802 

8,372 

12,205 

21,000 

20^046 

11,328 
20,067 

13,072 
13.275 

17,028 
18^725 
19,284 
11,006 
21,033 
32;  119 

31,185 
31,738 
27,725 
29.628 
27,9^ 

20,890 
29,289 
31,286 


For^ 
eign 


12, 913 
17,291 
23,688 
29,350 
35,709 
20.612 
3(V648 

35,291 
30^116 

37,5fl7 
33,436 

33^622 
31.747 
26,172 
14,023 
24,700 
31,086 

31,100 
33,463 
38,594 
38.664 
41,431 

50^043 
46,021 
48.926 


Per 
cent 
Ameri- 
can 


20.7 
22.4 
22.3 
22.2 
25.6 
42.7 
44,7 

213 

4a7 

25.8 
28.4 

34.8 
37.1 
42.4 
44.0 
47.0 
fiai 

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4&7 
41.8 
43.4 
4a3 

35.0 
39.4 

sao 


Saaporta 


An 
vessels 


13,542 
18,866 
24,661 
29,650 
36,036 
38,071 
62,060 

36,212 
37,604 

37,073 
36,082 

37,744 
36,621 
31, 101 
16,113 
36,381 
51,631 

40,968 
61, 701 
52,775 
64.728 
66,636 

63,759 
68,921 
62.800 


Sailing 
vessels 


6,261 
3,816 
2;  606 
1,816 
1,574 
1,800 
1,004 

1^658 
1,863 

1,734 
1,606 

2^137 
2^123 
1,789 
932 
1,614 
1,847 

1,379 

1,104 

958 

849 

731 

549 
630 
453 


Steam 
vessels 


8.201 
15.050 
21.945 
27.834 
34.461 
36.173 
61,066 

33,654 
36,760 

36,230 
83,427 

36.607 
34,398 
29,312 
16,181 
34,767 
49,684 

48,679 
60,607 
61,817 
63,877 
64,006 

63,210 
68,391 
62,356 


With 
cargo 


11,660 
14.184 
19,205 
23.621 
27,778 
25.128 
41,471 

28,006 
24,988 

29,127 
23,893 

24.263 
23,726 
21, 147 
9,649 
24,041 
85.387 

36.066 
43,219 
42.219 
42,403 
43,450 

45,113 
45,462 
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In 
ball&at 


1,982 
4,rH2 
6..5i6 
6,029 
8,257 
12,943 
11,488 

7,11« 
12,666 

8,846 
11,139 

13,491 
12,705 
0,954 
B,4Gi 
12,340 
16,144 

13,802 
8,482 
10,566 
12,323 
12,188 

18,  W6 
13,458 
14,063 


Yearly  average  or  year 


1881-1890 

1801-1900 

1901-1905 

1900-1910 

1911-1916 

1915-19201 

1021-1925. 

lWO-1014 

1914-1920  > 

1913 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1918  (Jn^-Dec.) 

1919 

1920 

1931 

1923 

1923 

1924 

1925 

19». 

1927 

1928 


Seaports— Continued 


American 


Total 


2^983 
3,619 
3,962 
4,176 
6,270 
14.606 
22,520 

4,753 
13,327 

5,241 
6,830 

9,446 
10,808 
11,256 

6,747 
16. 3M 
36,225 

24.408 
23,633 

20.9S4 
22.402 
31,148 

31.001 
22.001 
2:;  901 


With 
cargo 


3;  560 
2.966 
3,246 
3.471 
4,200 
11,875 
18,404 

3,787 
10,481 

3,964 
5,607 

7,773 
8,942 
9,136 
4,506 
13;  294 
19,822 

18,620 
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17,790 
18,267 
17,038 

17,108 
17,668 
181404 


Forei 


iforeini 
vessels 


Total 


lot  009 
16^247 
201689 
25,476 
30,750 
23.663 
30;  433 

30^450 
24,270 

32,733 
38,308 

28.898 
35,623 
19,845 
ia306 
20,157 
25,306 

35,556 
38,068 

31,791 
33.364 
34,487 

42,666 
36,920 
391818 


With 
cargo 


9.001 
11.228 
16,960 
20.150 
23,678 
13,763 
23,068 

24.300 
14,456 

26.173 
18,320 

16,480 
14,784 
12,011 
5,064 
11. 747 
15,665 

17,446 
82,911 
24.420 
K136 
3fl;417 

38,010 
37.794 
30^168 


Per 

cent 

Amerl- 

ean 


21.7 
1ft  3 

16wl 
14.1 
14.6 
38.1 
42  6 

18.5 
86.4 

13.8 
1916 

35.0 
29.8 
36.2 
36.7 
44.6 
5a9 

4&8 
45.7 
39.8 
4L0 
3&0 

33.1 
37.3 
36^6 


Northern  border  ports 


Total 


2;  766 

3,403 

6,939 

8,072 

II,  870 

13,440 

13,334 

11,407 
13,160 

131660 
11,678 

13,806 
13,961 
14,365 
8,916 
10,321 
12,673 

IZ327 
13,490 
13,644 

13,666 
13,742 

13,174 
16,389 
17,402 


With 
cargo 


1,976 
1,589 
2,602 
3,207 
4,5M 
6,646 
6,466 

4,601 
6,430 

4,796 
4,241 

6,530 
6,796 
5.400 
2,704 
3.763 
5,862 

6,672 
6.178 
6.766 
6.335 
7,323 

7,131 
7,824 
8»571 


Ameri- 
can 


462 

1.359 
2,840 
4,197 
6,929 
7.490 
7,119 

6,676 
7,330 

7,831 
6,446 

8,482 
7,827 
8,027 
6,259 
6,709 
5,804 

6,783 
8,105 
6,741 
7,166 
6.796 

6.700 

7.288 
8,294 


For- 
eign 


2,304 
2,044 
3,000 
3,875 
4,950 
6.950 
6,216 

4,832 
6,840 

4,835 
6^233 

5,324 
6,134 
6,328 
3.t>57 
4,612 
6,679 

5,544 
5,386 
6.b03 
6,399 
6,944 

7.375 
a  101 
9^106 


1  Average  for  period  July  1, 191^  to  Dec  31, 1930.      *  Averaga  for  poriod  July  1, 1914,  to  Dae  31, 1920. 
Source:  Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Uomeetio  Oommeroe. 


TONNAGE   ENTERED   AND   GLEABED 


455 


No.  496.— HET  TONNAGE  OF  VESSELS  CT.KAHKD  IN  FOUiaN  TBABS:  Bt 

Classes 


[All  fissures  except  number  of  Tessela  and  percentace*  u^  tbovaands  of  net  tons.    See  beadnote.  Table  491^ 

. 1 


Yearly  average  or 
year 


Num- 
ber of 
vessels, 

aU 
ports 


1881-lSOO _..!  32,159 

18V1-1900 31,903 

1901-1905 33,863 

1906-1910 33,897 

1911-1915 1  38,790 

191^19?0» 42,687 

1921-1925 1  40^120 

1910-1914 

1914-1920 « 

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1915 


1916 

1917 

1918 

19l8(Jaly-Dec.). 

1919 

VH20 

1921 

1922 

1923... 

1924. 

Ifi25 

1986 

1927 

1928 


37,883 
42,141 

43.094 
39. 139 

42,136 
43.749 
39.893 
22,580 
39.974 
46,447 

39,553 
39,314 
40.256 
41.100 
40,379 

43,951 
43,619 
46,201 


All  ports 


Total 


16,473 
22,463 
30.551 
37,192 
48, 015 
53.647 
66,653 

46,579 
52.607 

51, 152 
46,885 

52,423 
52,077 
46,014 
25,472 
51,257 
67,817 

62.665 
64,839 
66,624 
68,910 
70^229 

79,041 
75,440 
8^667 


Ameri- 
can 


3,450 

5,038 

6^812 

8,282 

13,512 

23,005 

20,564 

11,590 
21,529 

13,946 
13,418 

17,902 
19,146 
19^206 
11,223 
24,992 
34,053 

30^181 
31,759 
27,932 
30.092 
27,808 

2S,532 
29,793 
31,734 


Foreign 


13,023 
17,425 
23,739 
28.910 
35,503 
30,643 
37,099 

34,989 
31,078 

37.206 
33,467 

34,521 
32,931 
28^808 
14,249 
26, 265 
33,764 

32,484 
33,080 
38,693 

38, 818 
42»421 

50,509 
45,647 
48^983 


Pereent 

Ameri- 
can 


30.9 
22.4 
22.3 
22.3 
26.1 
42.9 
413 

24.9 
4a9 

27.3 
2&6 

34.1 
36.8 
41.7 
44.1 
48.8 
fiO.2 

48.2 
40.0 
41.9 
43.7 
30.6 

36.1 
39.5 
39l3 


Seaports 


AH 
vessels 


13,719 
19,021 
24,633 
39.156 
35,955 
40,137 
53,578 

34,965 
39^417 

37,566 
35,458 

38,945 
38,004 
31,800 
16,113 
40,751 
54, 


50^423 
51,799 
53,215 
55,294 
57,160 

65»583 
50,759 
63,331 


Sailint; 
vessels 


5,363 
3,818 
2,621 
1,850 
1,654 
2,057 
984 

1,620 
2,010 

1,824 
1,749 

2,310 
2,239 
1.935 
1,011 
1.819 
a;  009 

1.218 

1,109 

1,085 

810 

746 

566 

526 
436 


Steam 
vessels 


8,356 
15,203 
22,012 
27,306 
34,301 
38,080 
52,504 

33,345 
37,407 

35,742 
33,709 

36,635 
35,855 
29,944 
15,101 
38,932 
52,971 

49,205 
50.690 
52,180 
54,483 
56,414 

65,017 
59.233 
62^805 


With 
cargo 


12,796 
17,514 
22,460 

26,768 
32,827 
34,851 
42;  233 

32,024 
34»394 

34,310 
31,878 

35y308 
34,383 
38,125 
13,694 
34,680 
45,687 

39,985 
39,244 
42,396 
43,787 
45,750 

64,237 
49,419 
51,609 


Id 
ballast 


924 
1,507 
2,173 
2,388 
3,128 
5.2S5 
11,345 

2,941 
5k  083 

3,256 
3,580 

3,742 
3,711 
3,744 

a;5is 

6,QflB 
9^293 


la 

12,555 

10^817 

11,508 

11,410 

11.948 
10,349 
11,722 


Yearly  average  or  year 


1881-1800- 

1891-1900- 

1901-19G5__ 

1906-1910 

1911-1915- 

1915-1920> 

1921-1925 

1910-1914 

1914-1920  « 

1913 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1918  (July^Dec.) 

1919 

1920 

1921 

19i>2 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Seaports— Continued 


American 
vessels 


Total 


2,978 
3,644 
4,000 
4,084 
5,361 
15,455 
2a;556 

4,778 
14,171 

5,289 
7,110 

9^763 
11,339 
11,280 

5,614 
19,133 
27,875 

33,433 
23,755 
31.305 
22,896 
21,394 

32,234 
22,078 
23,180 


Witb 
cargo 


2,541 
2,914 
3,284 
3,498 
4,522 
11.505 
14,977 

4,109 
10^611 

4,517 
5,602 

7,730 
8.805 
8,491 
3,537 
14, 539 
30^188 

1^215 
M,743 
14,584 
15,397 
14,948 

15,838 
16,524 
16^969 


Foreign 
vessels 


Total 


10,741 
15,377 
20,633 
25,072 
30,594 
24,681 
31,022 

30,187 
25,345 

33,277 
28,348 

20^182 
26,755 
20^589 
10^408 
21,617 
27,106 

26,991 
38,044 
31,910 
32.307 
35,766 

43,349 
37,681 
40^151 


Witb 
cargo 


10,254 
14,600 
19,176 
23,270 
28,305 
23,346 
38,057 

27,915 
23,783 

29,793 
26,186 

27,483 

25,578 
19,634 
10^067 
20,150 
35,499 

24,770 
24.501 
27,814 
32,398 
30^803 

38,300 
32,895 
34,640 


Percent 
Ameri- 
can 


21.7 
19.2 
16.2 
14.0 
14.9 
38.5 
42L1 

13.7 
30.0 

14.1 
20.1 

2Sul 
29.8 
35.4 
34.8 
47.0 
50.7 

46.5 
45.9 
40.0 
41.4 
37.4 

83L9 

36.9 
3&6 


Nortbem  border  ports 


Total 


2,754 

3,442 

5,918 

8,096 

12,060 

13,511 

13,075 

11,614 
13,190 

13.586 
11,427 

13,478 
13,983 
14,145 
9,360 
10,506 
12,837 

12,2tt 
13,040 
13,409 
13,610 
13,068 

13,458 
15,682 
17,336 


Witb 
cargo 


1,778 
2,129 
3,835 
5,673 
8,567 
9^637 
9,230 

8,380 
9^279 

10,173 
7,300 

8,645 
9,745 
10,300 
7,433 
7,616 
9,365 

8,092 
9,234 
9,514 
9^983 
8,805 

9^241 
10,656 
11,886 


Ameri- 
can 


472 
1,394 
2,812 
4,196 
7,161 
7,550 
6,908 

8,813 
7,358 

8,857 
6,306 

8,130 
7,807 
7,926 
5,600 
5,858 
6,179 

8,749 
8,004 
6,627 
7,196 
6,414 

6,208 

7,716 
8,554 


Foreign 


2,281 
2,048 
3,108 
3,838 
4,008 
6,902 

t^an 

4,803 
6^832 

4,929 
6,U9 

5,339 
6,178 
6^219 
3,751 
4,048 
6^068 

5,483 
6,088 
6,782 
6^421 

a«M 

7,160 
7,906 
8,782 


>  Average  for  period  July  1, 1915,  to  Dec.  31, 1938.      >  Avorage  for  pviod  July  1, 1914,  to  Dec  31«  1930. 
Source:  BureMi  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Oommerce. 


456 


TONNAGE   ENTERED   AND    CLEARED 


Ho.  407.--NET  TONNAGE  OF  VESSELS   EHTESED    AND   CLEARED  AT  SEA- 
PORTS IN  FOREIGN  TRADE:  Bt  Countries  of  Origin  and  Destination 

Note.— In  thousands  of  net  tons.  Only  traffic  by  sea  is  included.  Ffrst  two  columns  cover  years  ended 
June  39,  third  column  the  period  July  1, 1014,  to  Dec.  31, 1020,  the  others  calendar  years.  For  definition 
of  net  tonnage  see  general  note,  p.  429 


Country 


Total  by  eea: 

Entered 

Cleared 


Belgium: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Denmark: 

Entered 

Cleared 

France: 

Entered rr^ 

Cleared 

Germany: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Italy: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Neth^lands: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Norway: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Spain: 

Entered. 

Cleared 

Sweden: 

Entered 

Cleared 

United  Kingdom: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Canada: 

Atlantic  coast- 
Entered 

Cleare<l 

British  Columbia- 
Entered 

Cleared 

Central  America: 

Entere<l 

Cleared 

Mexico: 

Entered 

Cleare<l 
British  We^riudies  and  Brit- 
ish Honduras: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Cuba: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Dominican  Republic: 

Entered 

Cleared 

Haiti: 

Entered 

CJeiired 

Argentina: 

£ntore<l 


ItM- 
IMI, 

average 


M,806 


CleJirtKl 

Brazil: 

Kntere<l 

Cleared 

Chile: 

Entered 

Oeart^i 

Colom!)i»: 

Entered 

Cleare<l 

British  East  Indies: 

Entered 

CJeand. 


005 
001 

184 
3&2 

611 
1,062 

2.384 
2,773 

1,007 
1,003 

846 
1.206 


483 
266 


7,440 
7,153 


1.355 
1,454 

1,508 
1,509 

700 
830 

856 
745 


1,001 
M»2 

2.018 
1,766 

111 
04 

106 
81 

207 
328 

587 
253 

206 
138 

105 
172 

238 
107 


lOli. 
average 


36, 212 
84,  M5 


y 


055 
1,030 

207 
305 

1,047 
1,453 

3,113 
3,474 

1,306 
1,662 

1,160 
1,521 

193 
150 

724 
337 

68 
68 

7,238 
7,162 


1,470 
1,  904 

2,530 
2;  589 

1,870 
2;  121 

1,7J» 
1,847 


1.038 
1,181 

3,030 
2,440 

170 
200 

123 
124 

702 
610 

1,131 
558 

462 
327 

100 
106 

320 
131 


Ifli- 
ItM, 

average 


37.604 
39,417 


302 
452 

373 
406 

2;  251 
3,345 

290 
296 

2,m 

2,489 

1,291 
1,459 

521 
830 

838 

490 

240 
440 

8,765 
8,1G4 


1.092 
1,007 

3,117 
3,094 

1,535 
1,610 

3,788 
3,727 


564 

642 

3,450 
8,560 

345 
404 

108 
186 

633 
762 

550 
841 

853 
707 

231 
213 

347 
204 


mi- 

1925, 

average 


59,959 
53.578 


1,231 
1,190 

372 
450 

1.953 
2;  250 

2^996 
3,165 

1,707 
1,986 

1,654 
1,464 

384 
412 

608 
463 

504 
353 

0,378 

8,647 


1,201 
1,331 

4.571 
4,573 

1,734 
1,G40 

8,160 
8,301 


1.351 
1,435 

4, 760 
4,650 

380 
440 

105 
230 

1,006 
707 

552 
013 

075 
703 

144 
226 

576 
330 


ins 


56,636 
57,160 


1,428 
1,240 

350 
583 

1.080 
2,245 

3.261 
3,384 

1,846 
1,047 

1,670 
1,344 

380 
345 

640 
454 

501 
336 

0,716 
6,733 


1.344 
1,511 

6,875 
6.0H5 

1.070 
2;  005 

5,783 
5,962 


1,762 
l,8t>4 

5.308 
5^553 

451 
609 

147 
209 

855 
797 

040 
1,031 

1,382 
1,056 

138 
166 

720 
340 


IfM 


63.759 
65.583 


1,865 
1,157 

424 
615 

2,385 
2;  300 

3,370 
3,150 

2,063 
2;  360 

2.057 
1,406 

340 
422 

860 
504 

578 
436 

13.088 
14,575 


1.300 
1,470 

5,711 
0.121 

2.031 
2,150 

4,750 
4,905 


1,607 
1,881 

5,615 
5,610 

517 
687 

175 
105 

1,224 
1,140 

631 
1,668 

1,307 
hoc 

511 
470 

782 
302 


1127 


68,921 
50,759 


1,600 
1,358 

437 
623 

2,266 
2,300 

3,489 
3,507 

1,015 
1,836 

1,004 
1,612 

354 
356 

672 
618 

670 
491 

10,417 
0,705 


1, 452 
1,578 

5,687 
5,805 

2,410 
2,653 

3,349 
3,145 


1,820 
2,038 

5,476 
5,306 

616 
701 

183 

181   I 

1,  If>l 

681 
1,104 

1.190  I 
1,006  . 

702 
1,007 

808 
4f>2  i 


1928 


62. 800 
63,331 


1,535 
1,2M 

589 
728 

2,375 
2,554 

3.020 
3,440 

2,177 
1,800 

1,078 
1,672 

275 
328 

823 

617 

651 
516 

ia432 
0^648 


1,661 
1,730 

6,574 
6,546 

2,454 
2,725 

2,165 
2,185 


1.864 
2,027 

5,430 
5,277 

771 
1,047 

224 

181 

763 
1,004 

l.OfiO 
1,208 

1.438 
J,  221 

1,004 
1.240 

773 
379 


TONNAGE  ENTERED  AND  CLEABED 


457 


No.  497. — Net   Tonnage  of  Vessels  Entered  and  Cleared  at  Seaports 
IN  Foreign  Trade:  By  Countries  of  Origin  and  Destination — Contd. 


Country 

IfM, 

average 

ltl»- 
1014, 

average 

1914- 

int. 

average 

Ittl- 
lOtf, 

average 

mi 

int 

1027 

1«M 

China,    Hong    Kong,    and 
Kwantung: 
Entered 

346 
3S9 

441 
351 

63 
98 

256 
413 

2.117 
1,788 

442 
391 

646 
542 

85 
144 

238 
534 

2,725 
2.240 

519 
470 

733 
796 

132 
124 

370 
667 

2.004 
1,938 

050 
063 

1,607 
2,106 

408 
350 

600 

040 

3.165 
3.140 

778 
802 

1.612 
2,142 

676 
535 

617 
1,230 

3.571 
3,623 

1,010 
896 

Z140 

a;  901 

634 
499 

823 
1,435 

4.980 
5,216 

876 
846 

2.264 

2,958 

684 
484 

866 
1,518 

4.066 
6^301 

1,028 

Cleared 

1,034 

Japan: 
Entered 

2,406 

Cleared 

3,438 

Philippine  Islands: 
Entered-. 

630 

Cl«ircd 

637 

British  Australasia: 
Entered . 

09O 

Clt-arHL 

1,386 

All  other  eonntries: 
Entered 

6,820 

Cleared 

7,476 

Ho.  498.— NET   TONNAGE   OF  VESSELS   ENTERED  AND  CLEABED  AT  SEA- 
PORTS IN  FOREIGN  TRADE:  Bt  Nationality  of  Vessel 

KoTF .—In  thonsanda  of  net  tons.  Only  traflSc  by  sea  and  to  and  from  foreign  coantries  b  induded.  The 
lar^e  trule  with  C^anada  on  the  Oreat  Lakes  and  the  St.  Lawrence  is  handled  about  equally  by  vessels 
of  the  United  States  and  of  the  British  (Canadian)  flag.  See  Tables  405  and  406  in  which  the  "ft*""*"* 
for  northern  border  represent  the  trade  with  Quebec  and  Ontario.    See  note.  Table  497 


Total  by  sea: 

Kntered 

Cleared.... 

Amerlmn: 

Ei.teriMj 

CN-rin**! 

Tot  »1  fort'iKn: 

Ert<^ri-'I 

Chared 

Boli'iari; 

E:it>Tt^ 

Cli'.reii 

Brit:>-}i: 

Enl'^re^l 

C'jpanxl 

Danish: 

Ent»T'»<1 

Cirarca 

Dutch: 

Entofo-J 

C!»*;»r©d 

Fro'i'.-h: 

Fntmvi 

Cii-art;*] 

Oin:i  in: 

Er/.-ro^l     

Ci;  .:evj 

Italian: 

E!.?*"ro<l 

Cl*  .'Tul 

Jari;.n«*siT 

Er:t«Tr') 

CI«v'«r«iJ 

Norw'i  «i.'in: 

Ent»'rf'J 

(h'ared 

SponiFh; 

Erittre-l 

CIv';.r''d 

Pw-lL^Ii: 

Ei;t»rf'! 

CI<-ar^*.l 

All  rit!:«r  foriijcn: 

Eiit«r»"l 

C  If iired 


IttO- 
ItM, 

average 


M,SQ3 
96.006 


4.044 
4.023 

22.31S 
22,1H2 


262 

269 

13.  Sdi 
13,422 

398 
398 

W7 
661 


lOlO- 
1014, 

average 


35. 81S 
34.065 


4.753 

4,778 

30.459 
30. 1N6 


412 
404 

17.901 
17,814 

472 
4£0 

1.004 
1,007 


ltl4- 

average 


87,604 
80.417 


13.327 
14,171 

24,276 
25.245 


642 

997 
990 

3.160 
3.171 

4,362 
4,300 

M2' 

821 
850 

127 
107 

353 
244 

1.941 
l.lfUi 

2,679 
2,684 

424 

420 

413 
398 

62 
65 

70 
70 

542 

075 
977 

260 
283 

14.168 
14,755 

774 
795 

1.007 
1,055 

876 
919 

107 
79 

1.211 
1.366 

1,099 
1,046 

2,744 
2,822 

606 
637 

353 

367 

1,062 
1,122 


im- 

average 


68,959 
53,578 


22,526 
22,556 

30,433 
31.022 


332 
343 

16,807 
17,064 

020 
928 

1.300 
1,292 

1,492 
1,518 

847 
870 

1,490 
1,569 

2,059 
2,235 

2,817 
2,784 

480 

487 

564 
666 

1,317 
1,366 


IfU 


65,636 
67,160 


1956 


68,769 
66.583 


19S7 


68,081 
60,759 


21, 140 
21,394 

34.487 
35,766 


375 
380 

18,569 
19,314 

1,166 
1,165 

1.368 
1,376 

1,604 
1,663 

1.299 
1,440 


21.092 
22,234 

42.668 
43.349 


1.910 
1,978 

2,266 
2,468 

3,240 
3,256 

425 

415 

653 
636 

1.60S 
1,675 


483 
464 

22.834 
23,010 

1,155 
1,175 

1,754 
1,748 

1.744 
1,753 

1,800 
1,885 

2,750 
2,796 

2,285 
2,531 

3,872 
3,970 

880 

881 

888 
007 

2,205 
2,221 


22,001 
22,078 

36,020 
37,681 


853 
351 

18,830 
19,066 

1,096 
1,106 

1,648 
1,650 

1.7«8 
1,849 

2,100 
2,185 

1,979 
2,026 

2,439 
2,602 

3,482 
3,517 

4A6 
521 

900 
036 

1,838 
1,873 


1088 


68,800 
63,881 


22.991 
23,180 

39,818 
40,151 


367 
342 

10,485 
10,660 

1,185 
1,238 

1,735 
1,750 

1,006 
1,043 

2,676 
2,713 

2,061 
1,073 

Z760 
2,831 

4,143 
4,224 

467 

484 

946 
077 

2,120 
2,108 


Source  of  Tables  407  and  408:  Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Coamierat. 


458 


rOBEiGN   TBADE 


No.  400.— EXPORTS   (INCLUDINO  BEEXPOBTS)  AND  DfPOBTS  OF  MEB- 

CHANDISE:  Valub,  bt  Method  of  Cabriaqb 


NoTB.— All  flfiirea  ezeepi  percentifoa  eipfwed  im  nJllieBa  of  dollars.    Figures  cover  fiscal  years  encted 
Sept.  30, 1830  and  1H40^  and  June  30^  1850  to  1016,  calendar  years  thereafter 


Yearly  av- 
erage or 
year 


1830» 

iaM)» 

1850« 

1W0» 

1W0» 

1«71-1875». 
1875-I880». 
1881-1885.. 
1886-1890.. 
1W1-18M.. 

189^1900.. 
1001-190,').. 
1905-1910.. 
1911-1915.. 
1915-19a0«. 
1921-1925.. 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

It33 

1994 

1926. 

1026 

1927 

1928 


Exports  Gncluding  reexports) 


Total 


Total 

by 
water 


74 
132 
152 
400 
451 

sm 

711 
792 
738 
893 

1,157 

1,454 

1.7791 

Z371 

8,515 

4,3U7 

5,1.S3 
n.234 
0.149 
7,920 
8,228 

4,485 
3,882 
4,lfi8 
4.501 
^910 

4,809 
4,865 
5,128 


74 
132 
152 
400 
451 

678 
704 
773 
714 
851 

1,079 
1,316 
1,576 
2,049 
5,712 
3,788 

4,820 
5,403 
5,226 
7.090 
7,252 

3,888 
3,281 
8,530 
4,010 
^224 

4,060 
4,097 

4,277 


In 
Ameri- 
can 
vessels 


In 
foreign 
▼eesols 


64 
100 
100 
279 
170 

167 

142 

100 

76 

73 

78 

97 

128 

187 

1,666 

1,406 

665 

946 

986 

2,596 

3,166 

1,402 
1,261 
1,358 
1,532 
1,473 

1,401 
1.434 
1,472 


10 

27 

62 

121 

281 

422 
662 
673 
638 
778 

1,001 
1,218 
1,448 
1,862 
4,166 

2.a 

4,165 

4,457 

4,2401 

4,494 

4,067 

2,486 
2,020 
2,181 
2,478 
2,761 

2,019 
2,663 
2,804 


By 
land 
Til- 
des > 


Imports 


Water 
borne— per 

cent  in 
American 

VCSS^iiS 


Total 


8 

7 

19 

26 

43 

79 
138 
203 
322 
80S 
600 

663 
830 
923 
831 
076 

697 
551 
620 
A  681 
666 

60 

768 
851 


71 
107 
178 
362 
462 

609 

614 
667 
717 
786 

742 
972 
1,346 
1,712 
8,368 
3^460 

2.392 
2,953 
3,0S1 
3,904 
6,279 

2.509 
8,113 
3,702 
3,610 
4.237 

4,431 

4,186 
4,001 


Total 
by 

watar 


71 
107 
178! 
362 
462 

684 

601 
646 
686 
748 

706 
909 
1,262 
1,500 
2,061 
3,0131 

2,157 
2,500 
2,577 
3,414 
4,731 

2,187 
2,704 
3,312 
3,145 
3,716 

8,801 
3,662 
3,550 


In 

Ameri- 
can 

vessels 


66 

93 

140 

228 

163 

170 
147 
130 
122 
125 

i<n 

122 
160 
198 
978 
3,978 

532 
733 

717 
1,228 
1,968 

765 

921 

1,040 

1,012 

1«161 

1,196 
1,215 
1,133 


In 
foreign 
vessels 


6 

14 

39 

134 

309 

414 

354 

6171 

563 

623 

604 
787 
1.103 
1,302 
1.964 
2,035 

1,625 
1,857 
1,860 
2.186 
2,743 

1,422 
1,783 
2,272 
2.133 
2,566 

2,696 
2,447 

2,418 


By 

land 
vohi- 
des' 


Ex- 
ports 


16 
13 
21 
S3 
38 

36 

63 

831 

123 

307 

6,437 

234 
362 
454 
491 
548 

1322 
400 
481 

4601 
510 

640 
523 
541 


Im- 
ports 


86.6 
80.0 
65.5 
70.0 
37.7 

27.1 

20.2 

12.9 

10.0 

8.6 

7.2 
7.4 
8.1 
Oil 
27.% 
37.1 

13.8; 

17 
18.9! 
86.6 
43.6 

36.1 
3&4 

38.4 
38.2 

34. 9| 

34.6! 
35.0 
34. 


5! 


1 


03wl 
87.6 
78.4 
62.0 
33.1 

35.1 
29.3 
20.1 
17.8 
16u7 

14.4 
13.5 
12.6 
12.6 
33.0 
32.6 

24.7 
2S.  3 
27.8 
36.0 
42.0 

35.0 
34.1 
31.4 
32.1 
3L0 

30.7 
33.2 

31.9 


TOTAL  WATBB-BOBNE  EXPORTS  AND  IMPORTS  COMBINED 


Yearly  aver- 
age or  year 

Total 

In 

Ameri- 
can 

vessels 

In 
foreign 
▼esseis 

Per 

cent  in 

American 

▼esseb 

Year 

Total 

In 

Ameri- 
can 

▼esseis 

In 
foreign 
vessels^ 

Per 
cent  in 
Ameri- 
can 
vessels 

1830» 

1840» 

1660» 

146 
239 
330 
762 
913 

1.162 
1.206 
1,419 
1,306 
1.508 

1.784 
2,225 
2.836 
3.630 
8,673 
6,801 

130 
108 
2» 
Wl 
323 

326 

280 
220 
106 

198 

170 
220 
287 
386 
2.534 
2.363 

16 

41 

01 

356 

690 

836 

917 
1.100 
1,200 
1,400 

1.606 
2,005 
2.562 
3.254 
6,140 
4.416 

80l7 
82  3 
72  6 
66.6 
35.6 

306 
23.9 
16u2 
14.1 
12  4 

lao 

9.9 
101 

lao 

29.2 
36.0 

1016 

1017 

1916 

6,977 

7.994 

7.803 

10,504 

11,983 

6,076 
6.985 
6,850 
7,155 
7,940 

7.941 
7,750 
7,827 

1.197 
1.679 
1,703 
3,824 
6,153 

2167 
2183 
2396 
2544 
2;  624 

2596 
2,649 
2,605 

5,780 
6,315 
6,100 
6,680 
6,830 

3,908 
3,803 
4,453 

4,611 
5,316 

6,345 
6.110 
5,222 

17.2 
21.0 
21.8 

1860> 

1910 

36.4 

1870« 

IW1-1875>  ... 

1020 

1921— 

43.0 

35.7 

1876-1880>  ... 

1922 

36.5 

U61-1885 

1983 •-- 

y>.o 

1860-1890 

1801-1806 

1924 

1025 

35.7 
33.0 

1600-1000.-.. 
1901-1905 

1026 

1927 

34.0 
34.  1 

1006-1910 

1926 

33.3 

1«  1-1915 

1916-1920*... 
MBl-1925.... 

> Exports  include  paioel  post  beginning  1924;  imports,  beg Inninc  1021. 
■Includes  gold  and  silver  coin  and  bulUoD  to  1670,  indua&ve. 
■Included  in  American  and  foreign  vessels. 
«  Average  for  period  July  1, 1016.  to  Dee.  31, 1020. 

8<niroe:  Bonau  of  Foreign  and  Domettfe  Commoroa. 


FOBEION   TBADB 


id  DomflsUa  Conunarooi 


M FOREIGN  COMMERCE  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 


le  D  oiled  Sul»  ciuuai 


neire  is  this  K«kD  ue  Hmpiliiil  in  Ihrt  BnrMa  dF  ForFifn  ■ 
nmarcB,  Tho  (mpmphic  M«  covfred  bj  IbcM  »U««!U:«,  r 
vn  wbich  iocIudM  Alukt,  Himii.  and  Fono  Rica.  S»  hi 
jftde(ftblft«ufi  giT«niiLtbaiiitfDdaclwnlQlho  ArmoflJCDini 


Ho.  501.— 8UHHABT  OF  POREIQH  TBADS  OF  TKB  UHITSD  STATES 


Not*.— FiEum  for  19 


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r.  thfralttr  calendar  Jaa  ue  ihowu 
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S.4W.10S 

4.«(M.H1 

4,8ig.rM 

4.MM,MD 

4,711,731 

9)1,939 

4,t3(l,3tB 

4.8(8.179 

4,758.884 

lo^al3 

4,1M.T41 

M31.1M 

£,030,099 

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111,708 

1U,IH>4 

1.814 

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201,311 

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93.  US 

TI.(S3 

80.315 
15,310 

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as 

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K.0T4 

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+34,533 

+3Aa»2 

+30,  HI 

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+8SS.I04 

+1,44»«» 

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1.. IIS,  447 

S.IU,8U 

3,1175,330 

>.4»,T« 

3,0S0,2™ 

*.I7«,IW 

3.703,333 

4.408,073 
439,381 

4,1«10» 

3,7lSi8M 
443,  ZH 

10TT.9ST 
3.855.371 

SW.UI 

z  art.  412 

1,038.345 
98. » 

e.60 

2L0S 

2.nss.932 

478,011 
13. « 

SSI,8B3 

13.31 

37.11 

2,906.107 

1,499.W» 

U.97 

SW.H5 

asso-OM 

l,«3.09l 
MSS 

S74.SS9 
M.78 

g^j^:::::::::::: 

1,389.304 

pnrti  tor  coDEumpllon. 

Ratio  lo  duitgbto  impisti. 

3^7« 

ISSpST? 

H4(n 

283,124 
2t»,  »l 

3W,SW 
172,  M9 

(34,387 

193.  m 

132.073 

484.884 

:: 

I  Prrjul  July  1, 191.1.  d 


462 


FOBEIGN   COMMEKCB 


No.  502.— MERCHANDISE  TRADE  OF  CONTINENTAL  UNITED  STATES  WITH 
FOREIGN  COUNTRIES  AND  OUTLYING  TERRITORIES  AND  POSSESSIONS 

Important  Note.— This  table  differs  as  to  its  geographic  basis  from  nil  other  foreign  trade  tables  in  this 
section  and  in  other  imblicutions:  (1)  In  tlio  ease  of  other  tables  the  data  rei»res<'*nt  the  trade  oltho  "cus- 
toms area,"  which  includes  continental  United  States,  Alaska,  Hawaii,  and  Porto  Rico,  but  not  ofiier 
outlying  po^essions.  Consequently  trade  between  continental  Unii<;d  States  and  Alaska,  Hawaii,  and 
Porto  Rico  is  not  covered  by  the  figures,  while  trade  b^-tween  the>'i>  three  Territories  and  foreign  countries 
is  so  included.  On  the  oth«r  hand,  trad*  between  oontlnental  United  States  ^olso  Alaaka,  lUwaii.  and 
Porto  Rioo)  and  the  Philippine  and  Virgin  Islands  fe  covrred,  beiuf?  treated  as  if  it  were  tradv  with  foroi^in 
countries.  However,  neither  the  trade  between  ooutiuental  United  States  and  Guam  and  Anieric>»n 
6ftmoa  nor  their  trade  with  other  countries,  is  covered.  (2>  The  present  table  takes  continental  Unite*] 
States  as  the  basis.  In  the  totalsi  trade  between  it  and  Alnskn,  Hawaiij  and  Porto  Rico  is  im^uded  whiln 
their  trade  with  foreign  ooontries  is  excluded.  Trade  of  continental  United  States  with  Guam  and 
American  Samoa  is  al5o  included.  Practically  nO.  other  nations  eaknilate  their  foreign  trade  in  the  manner 
followf*<i  in  the  pn^sent  table;  that  is,  totaling  the  trade  of  the  home  country  with  foreign  couotrio^: 
and  with  all  outlying  areas.  Prior  to  1901  Alaska  w:is  oar  only  outlying  area.  Therefore  our  fnd  i;rT» 
trade  statistics  for  1900  and  earlier  years  very  nearly  represent  the  trade  of  continental  United  Slates  with 
foreign  countries.    Data  are  for  years  ended  June  30,  through  1018;  thereafter  for  years  ended  Dec.  31 

fAll  flffnres  ia  fthonaaAds  of  dollars] 


Yearly  aTsrace  or  year 


lfiOO-1010.. 
1«  1-1915.. 
191/^1930*. 
ieU-1926.. 


1003.. 
1004.. 
1906.. 
1906.. 
1907.. 
190».. 


1909. 
1010. 
1911. 
1912. 
1913. 

1914. 

1915. 
1916. 

1917. 
1918. 


1018  (0  months) 


1919. 
1930. 
1921. 
1922. 
192SI. 


1094... 

19i5... 
IW6... 
1927... 
1928... 


Exports  1 


Total 


1,829,286 
2^4^,254 
6,656,126 
4,652,456 

1,447,258 
1, 487, 984 
1,  SSI,  657 
1,784,527 
1,932,794 
1,907,874 

1,717,172 
1,804,063 
2,115,186 
2,278.732 
a;  539, 837 

31434.851 
2,837.666 
4,42^846 
6,412,069 
6,054,232 

3,222,793 

8,069,279 
8, 439. 474 
4, 620.  r>87 
3,963.077 
4, 333;  730 

4,701,644 
6,083,287 
4,991,783 
6,056,957 
6,311,007 


To  foreign 
oountries 


1,761.025 
2, 337,  uyi 
6, 452,  i'i'H 
4,335,341 


1, 410, 420 
1, 449, 840 
1, 506. 137 
1,732.800 
1.865,544 
1,842;  104 

1,646,784 
1, 720. 831 
2,022,874 
2;  172,  434 
2.429,963 

21327,087 
2, 73,%  597 
4,302,873 
6.250.649 
5,857,167 

3, 138, 793 

7,833,823 
8,105,660 
4,427,656 
3. 78a  020 
4,109,344 

4, 531, 319 
4,838,665 
4,729,811 
4. 785. 482 
5,088,693 


To 
United 
States 
Territo- 
ries and 
posses- 
sions 


67,661 
103, 664 
203,587 
317, 114 

36,838 
38.094 
43,530 
51,667 
67,250 
6.%  770 

7a  388 

83.232 

92.312 

100.296 

109, 875 

107,764 
102,069 
117,973 
161. 420 
197,065 

84,000 

225,456 
833,814 
192,961 
183.057 
334,380 

340,426 
244.722 

361.973 
271.475 
373,315 


Imports 


Total 


1, 4ia  329 
1.811,234 
3,596.084 
3, 65a  280 

1. 067, 420 
1. 031, 794 
1,173,079 
1,275,189 
1,488,894 
1,264,301 

1, 3ai,  318 
1,638.942 
1,  fi07. 343 
1,  762. 351 
1, 909, 427 

1.980.228 
1,796.822 
3.362.645 
2,856,008 
3, 15a  128 

1, 614, 762 

4,125,976 
5,668,942 
2, 672. 013 
3, 2S2,  2>.l6 
4,  Oia  641 

3,832,148 
4,455,787 
4, 669. 318 
4.421,181 
4, 349, 684 


From 

foreign 

countries 


1,324,594 
1, 681, 207 
3, 274. 496 
3,351,378 

1,006,531 
972,663 
1,097.829 
1,207.507 
1,414.055 
1, 175, 572 

1,394,882 
1,53a  956 
1. 499. 918 
1,610.428 
1,78a  538 

1,865,197 
1, 04a  953 
2,  159,  598 
2. 603. 871 
2;  854, 047 

1,43a  878 

3,821,142 
5, 14a  192 
2, 438, 8.V} 
3,035,381 
3,607,607 

3, 404, 159 
4, 09a  887 
4.303.302 

4.047,121 
3,951,181 


From 
Unit.Ml 

Stnt.'S 
Tenifo- 
ries  ami 

P05S<>>- 

sions 


8.'i,734 
13a  027 
321..'>88 
298,902 

58,8}^ 
59,131 
75.  2M 
fiT,  t.s2 
74. 8a9 
8>4,729 

80.4:>0 
107. 1.S6 
107,  425 
142,923 
128, 889 

115,031 

hV),H<;9 
203.047 
•2.".2,  137 
296,081 

1S3.884 

304,834 
52S.  7.V) 
2:«.  Io7 
24«,'^15 
313,034 

3.17,  0«9 

3fM.  oir, 

.'JOS,  603 


>  Exports  include  both  United  States  nierobandise  and  reexports  of  foreign  merchandise. 
»  Period  July  1,  }916»  to  Doc.  31, 19S». 


FORBIGK   COHMEBCE 


Ji  U  premllnf  anil 


Note— T[»  voli 


irrludinE  duplicstina  Is  nnwriJy  an  uppnulnutlon  u 
.  .  .V.  ngiim  ue  ddi  adjusiad  for  ivln  chsDgcs  tt 


VslasoTtirolun 

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13.  MO-14.  .'.00 

itiSSiiliSS 

ll'.7.'*-13,4,W 

llTOO-ioUO 
3.300-1700 
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11800-13.700 

15.000-10.300 

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7.950-6,750 

8,400- 9,  aw 

7.  iM-  T,  va 
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1,903 

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!^::::::::::::::":::::;::::::::::: 

0-3-10.0 

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8.0-10.0 

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FOKEIGN   COMMKBCB 


NOTK— Tbe  p 
tnde.  T!i«f 
me  uwpJgbtlDglacloraoltlie: 


Farm: 


to  diminala  the  ellect  of 

-  -,  tb«  lo-ialleil  ideal  lonnii-^ 

ol  Ilia  TalDMoCtbenveralarUdcadutliii  (acta  pair  of' 


lodltlas  no  qUBntitatiT*  data  ara  aTallable  and  tor  othcn  tfg  qiuDtltlraf» 

in  tnAte,  riw,  and  rtylM.   About  ISO  commodlUeg  were  IneliidMi 

—  ,_.  — ._.^ — ^.i . ^ ■^-OTBTtwo-tUrdBoltbe  total 


calculatiansrornporliiiid  ISOln  Iboaalarfiiipaita, rcprMoitlDKI _.  _   _. 

iBlue.    U  vaa  thcD  ssiumed  Ibat  the  prices  oiartldes  not  dlncuy  covered  had 
tba»  of  articles  covered  aavo  only  that  In  tnaUni  the  adhutmeDt  " ' — '  -' 

meotsofheaTllr  weighted  commodltieswaj  Drrtdi—' '     ' 

werellnknl  dlrecUy  to  1813  and  each  mbsnqucnt  y 
petceatages  were  made  Into  a  lerka  by  the  cbaln 


[Teanaanparedi 
lack  rtpilncinCT 
led  Id  the  direct 

.  btrde  of  Ibe 

'cd  in  paiaUel 


EiporU 

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rcbandise 

imports 

Domeetle 
wbnlesile 

as 

Quantity 

Price 

Valne 

qoantlty 

Price 

Valne 

Ita  taken  as  I(M: 

42 

i 

37 
« 

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1 

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30 

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-EXPOSn   AND  IMPOSTS   OF  GOLD   AND  SUTEB: 

[All  flfona  in  Ihowamd*  sf  danara! 


KAKIIARKWP   QOhD 


465 


Vo.  507.— mU>  UHDIR  KAEMAEK  FOR  F0SSI6V  ACCOUVT  IH  THE  UBITED 

STAXS8 


Non.— Q<dd  imdflr  Mrmark  is  gold  placed  by  a  t>aiik  In  the  custody  of  its  foreign  correspondent  bat 
segregated  and  marked  in  such  a  manner  as  to  indicate  that  the  identical  coins  or  bars  earmarked  are 
tlie  bank's  property  and  altogether  subject  to  its  disposal 

[AH  figvree  in  thonaands  «f  dollars] 


Year 


1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 
1921. 
1922. 

1923. 
1924. 
1925. 
1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


I 

Increase  or 

decrease  ; 

daring    : 

year  of 

gold  onder 

earmark  i 


Month 


+845 


-1,942 
+17,000 
-22;  000 

+3»700 

-700 
+42;  213 
-22;  244 
+28^297 

+100;  153 
-119,522 


Jannary.. 
February. 
March... 

April 

May 

June 


Amount  under  earmark  at  end  of  nuMitb 


1911 


July 

August 

September. 
October.... 
November. 
December. 


2;  391 
4,571 
4.571 
5^071 

6,402 
5^502 
5,955 
6,961 
6,961 
^007 


1917 


6,097 
6,007 
6,097 
^007 
6,097 
^097 

6,007 
^778 
6^942 
^942 
6.942 
6,942 


1918 


6,942 
6,942 
6,942 
6,942 
6,942 
^942 

6.942 
6,942 
^942 
6,943 
6,943 
6,942 


1919 


6,942 
6^942 
6,842 


8»000 
4,000 
5^000 


6,000 
6,000 
^000 
9,000 
10,000 
11,500 

14,500 
16,500 
17,500 
20;  000 
20;  500 
22;  000 


itn 


18^010 

ao;ooo 
ao;ooo 
ao;ooo 

90;  600 
2a»0Q0 

18^000 
18,000 

8;  000 


Month 


January.. 
February. 

March 

April 

Ikfay 

June 


Amount  under  earmark  at  end  of  month 


190 


July 

Augu-st 

September. 
October... 
November. 
December. 


1,500 
1,700 
3,700 


19a 


5.329 
1,000 
1,000 


1.500 
1,500 
1.000 
3.000 
3.000 
3,000 


19S4 


3,000 
2,407 
4,859 
5,417 
4.417 

a;  417 

5,000 
12.964 
26,213 
43,213 
43,713 
45,213 


1918 


46,023 
47,389 
64,214 
89, 904 
26,639 
21«564 

25,465 
16,740 
15,839 
12,969 
10; 069 
12; 960 


1986 


19;  012 
aQ;0l2 
63,000 
63,000 
63,000 
63,580 

49,580 
30.380 
32,780 
82;  776 
40;  274 
88,266 


1927 


19,779 
16.599 
18.101 
19,101 
114,101 
114,601 

114.417 
116,918 
125,918 
150,919 
190,919 
199, 419 


193.919 
191,061 
165.351 
108;  611 
136,060 
106,907 

46^000 
39,114 
40;  3M 
39,134 
64,186 
79,807 


1  Increase  is  the  equivalent  of  net  export  and  decrease  the  equivalent  of  net  import. 
Source:  Federal  Reserve  Board. 

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BALANCE   OF   INTERNATIONAL   PAYMENTS 


467 


Ho.  509.— ESTDCATSD  BALAJCE  OF  nTBUTATIOVAL  PATMXVTS  OF  TBI 

UHITSD  STATBS 

NoTi.— AU  flffVM  ia  mflliftm  of  doUan.  Many  items  indndad  in  this  statement  are  verr  roo^  esti- 
matfls.  For  full  explanations  of  tbe  items  see  ^'The  Balance  of  International  Payments  of  tbe  united 
States  in  1928"  Trade  Information  Bulletin  No.  625  of  tbe  Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce 


1027  (revised) 

1028 

Credits 

Debits 

Balance 

Credits 

Debits 

Balance 

COMMODITT  TRADE 

Merchandise  exports  and  imports  (as  reported) 

Silver 

4,866 

76 
60 
45 
45 

4,184 

55 

20 

34 

206 

-f681 
+21 
+31 
+11 

-161 

M20 
87 
50 
45 
23 

4,001 

68 

25 

34 

270 

+1.0W 
+10 

Bunker  coal  and  oil  sales  to  foreign  vessels 

+25 

Ship  cbandling,  ship  repairs,  andtonnage  dues 

Ot^  m^^rchlwliW  1»rfjn-nme^tS 

+11 
—266 

5.091 

4,606 

+583 

6,834 

1497 

+8fT 

MI8CXLLANB011B  XNTUIBLX  mm 

FreiRht  payments  and  receipts: 

Oversea  and  Qreat  Lakes  tralDc. ._....... 

126 

16 

140 
37 
20 

100 
407 

208' 

78" 
241 

86 

40 

4 

70 
51 

-24 
-22 
-20 

-116 

-417 

-f80 

+743 
-203 

+57 

-78 

-206 

+160 
+46 

-20 
-40 

+71 

+10 

-7 

120 
14 

87 
81 
80 

817 

65 

28" 

160 
50 

53 

70' 

80 
46 

167 
40 
20 

232 
560 

""262" 

"""107" 
217 

110 

52 

6 

70 

53 

—38 

Railway  earnings  on  transit  sliipments. 

—38 

Foreign  inland  freight  on  United  States  imports... 

—89 

Tourist  expenditures: 

Canada 

82 
80 
80 

743 

57 

—148 

Mexican  border  and  overseas  (ind.  West  Indies).. 

Ocean-borue  pasnenger  traffic 

Earnings  of  long-term  private  investments: 

Received  trom  American  investments  abroad. 

Paid  to  foreign  investors  in  the  United  States 

Earnings  of  short-term  interest  and  commissions: 

Collected  from  foreigners  abroad 

-469 
+» 

-f«l7 
-281 

+68 

Piki(\  to  fnreignArs  ebroed    . 

—107 

immigTAnt  rfnpittanoeR     

35 

160 
46 

57 

—180 

War-debt  receipts  of  United  States  Treasury: 

Interest. .. 

+160 

Principal 

+60 

Other  United  States  Government  receipts  and  pay- 
ments, and  foreign  representations  here 

-87 

Missionary  and  clutfitabldO(uitribution8.etc 

-89 

Motion-picture  royalties.. ... . . 

75 
80 
44 

+64 

Inmnincf*  transactions 

+10 

M i.<toAnAnAniiii Tninflr Items . 

-7 

6,780 

^198 

+688 

7.108 

6,878 

+T80 

MOVEMENT  OF  FUVATX  LOMO-TXBM  CAFITAL 

New  American  inoeMmenU  abroad: 

1.  Foreign  securities  publidy  offered  (par) 

1,637 

257 
166 

70 
661 

-1,537 

+235 

+63 

+56 

-257 

-168 

+304 

+51 

+398 

+28 
-HAl 

-70 
-661 

237 
50 
63 

361 

50 

442 

70 
1,634 

1,483 

878 
568 

70 
1,153 

+89 
+« 

—878 

2.  Deduct  for  "estimated  refunding  to  Americans''. 

3.  Deduct  for  American  underwriters' commissions. 

4.  Deduct  for  securities  issued  bdow  par 

5.  Add  new  "direct  investments"  abroad  by 

AmATicaiw. .  ,     .     , . 

235 
63 
56 

6.  Add  foreign  stocks  and  bonds  bought  from  for- 
eignnr?  in  iim*ii  |ot$                    .     .     .         ^ 

-608 

ReducUoM  of  preekniu  American  imK$tmefHU  abroad: 
7.  Bond-redemption  and  sinking-fOnd  payments 
rMvJvAd  frnm  foreigners             .. ,  , 

304 

51 

386 

28 
861 

+881 

8.  Resale  to  foreigners  of  direct  investments. 

9.  Foreign  stocks  and  bonds  resold  to  foreigners.. 
New  foreign  tngealmenU  in  the  United  Statee: 

10.  Direct  investments 

+60 
+442 

+70 

11.  American  stocks  and  bonds  sdd  to  foreipiers.. 
Reductione  of  profkme  foreign  invettmentt  in  the  United 

12.  Redemption  and  sinking-fund  payments  to  for- 

eigners..  - 

+1,6U 
-90 

13.  American  stocks  and  bonds  bought  back  from 
foreigners _  _ 

-1,168 

Total  private,  long-term  capital  items 

1.9M 

9,691 

1-696 

8,918 

3,659 

>-788 

Net  cbanRO  in  international  banking  accounts,  as  re- 
vftftt^fl  by  nuAt^tionnfiire 

226 

169 
188 

-228 

Odd  shipments 

201 

183 

307 
23 

-6 
+160 

561 
68 

-f393 

Chftngw  in  pAf-merkerf  gold     .           .  ^.  . 

-120 

Orand  total,  all  items 

•,lfO 

9,113 

+47 

10,648 

10,606 

+40 

>  Estimated  net  export  of  long-term  private  capital. 


468 


FOBKlGHf   COUHBHO 


Nora.— All  llniiH  is  ibanuBdi 

•Dd  And  yeara  isift-iws,  »  eopplemental  Ti 
prior  to  UB4,  no  Tible  MS.    Figuns  Indudsgali 


EXPOBTS  AHV  UPOKTS  OP  ICEBCBANDI3E 

et  doUatt.    Specie  valun.    Flciiiw  are  for  flsal  y»rt  eadi 


al  ImpaiU  bf  y«ui 


070,781 
73b!378 
l.lG7,3ia 


71MSI 
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703.  oia 


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1,  US.  718 


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4.711.721 


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74S.1B3 
7»«,3I0 


731,  «70 
779, 7M 
704, 7» 


ISOHllS 


343,743 
£33,102 
443,  lU 

TM,137 
I,07S,  711 


114.  Ml 
408.103 

4ie,gi3 

H7il» 


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3,»4,4M 
2, 110, 037 
3,3H,04O 


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FOBEIGN   COIOCBBCE 


469 


Ho.  611.— EXPORTS  A9D  IMF0RT8  OF  GOLD,  8ILVSR,  AHB  OF  MEECHAH- 

DISE,  GOLD,  AHD  8ILVSE  COXBIHED 

Nora.— AU  flcvTM  in  thoiuaads  of  dolUis.  As  to  periods  otmnd  see  headnote.  Table  610.  Figuns  for 
gold  and  sUtmt  relate  to  coin  and  bullion  only  prior  to  1896;  sabaeqnently  tbey  inelnde  ore  also.  See  also 
Table  612 


Yearly 

average  or 

year 


lg21-1830.... 

1831-1840--., 

1841-1860*... 

1861-1860.-. 

1861-1866.--. 

1866-1870..-. 

1871-1875 -... 

1876-1880... 

1881-1886..- 

1886-1890... 

1801-1805-.. 

1896-1900.... 

1901-1905... 
1006-1910.... 
1911-1915... 
1916-1920  ».- 
1921-1925.... 

1884 

1885 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1880 

1880 

1891 

1892 

1893 

1894 

1895 

1896 

1897 

1898 

1899 

1900 


1901... 

1902.. 

1903... 

1904... 

1905-.. 


G<dd 


BUver 


Total  merchandise,  gold,  and  silyer 


Exports 


1906 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1015  (6  mos.) 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1023 

1924 

1025 

1026 

1027 

1028 


(0 

2;  164 

3,222 

46,972 

66,814 

60,462 

62;  423 
15.040 
19.263 
29,651 
n.7J7 
60,793 

64.560 
74,600 
83.173 
233.948 
82,739 

41,062 
8,478 

42.062 
9,701 
18,376 
60,062 
17,274 

86^363 
60.196 
108.681 
76.978 
66,468 

112.410 
40.362 
15,406 
37,622 
48,267 

53,185 
48,560 
47,091 
81,460 
02,604 

38.574 
61,399 
72;  433 
91,532 
118,563 

22,610 

57.328 

77,763 

112,030 

146,224 

23^843 

155,793 
371,884 
41,070 
368,186 
322,091 

23,891 
36,875 
28,643 
61,648 
262;  640 

11^7QB 
201,466 
660;  760 


Imports 


0) 

8,394 

6,463 

3,763 

15^881 

12,030 

11,497 
36;  790 
40,333 
26,163 
30,688 
74,492 

63,163 

80.283 

85.060 

382,022 

347,426 

22.831 
26,602 

20,743 
42,911 
43,034 
10,286 
12,043 

18,233 
40,000 
21,174 
72,440 
36,385 

33.525 
85, 015 
120.302 
88.055 
44,573 

66,051 
52,021 
44,982 
00,055 
63,640 

06^223 

114,510 

148,337 

44,004 

43,340 

73,607 
48,037 
60,194 
66,530 
171,660 

307,030 

685,990 

652,454 

62,043 

76^534 

417,068 

601,248 
275,170 
32S;716 
319;  721 
138»272 

218,604 
207,636 
168^807 


Excess 
of  ex- 
ports (+) 

or  im- 
ports (-) 


(') 

-1,240 

-2,341 

+42,610 

+40,033 

+38,423 

+40.026 
-11,760 
-21,070 
+3,488 
+38.140 
-23,600 

+1,428 
-14,783 

-2,796 
-148.773 
-264,686 

+18,251 
-18,214 

+22,200 
-33,210 
-26.668 
+40,667 

+4,331 

+6&130 

+406 

+87,607 

+4.520 

+30,083 

+78,885 

-44,653 

-104,986 

-51.433 

+3,604 

-12,866 

-3, 452 

+2.100 

-17.505 

+38,945 

-57,648 
-63,111 
-75,904 
+47,628 
+75,223 

—51.007 

+8,391 

+8,569 

+45,500 

-25,346 

-283,187 

-530^197 
-180,570 

-20,973 
+291,651 

-04,077 

-667,357 
-238,295 
-204,073 
-258,073 
+134^367 

-07,706 

-6.060 

+391,863 


Ex- 
ports 


>7.154 
3.630 
3,445 
3.130 
3,961 

30,746 

31,016 
22,670 
22,738 
31.082 

38,777 
68»125 

61,318 

68,300 

61,432 

143,447 

79,174 

36,051 
33,754 

20,611 
26^297 
28,038 
36.680 
34,874 

32,501 
32,811 
40,737 
50.451 
47,205 

60,543 
61,947 
65.105 
56.319 

56,712 

64.285 
49.732 
44.250 
49.473 

48,849 

65,869 
66,730 
57,021 
55,683 
55,287 

64.750 
64,891 
71,614 
64,965 
50,042 

28,750 

70,505 

84,131 

252,846 

230,021 

113,616 

61,575 
62;  807 
72,460 
100,801 
90;  128 

03.258 
75^625 
87,383 


Im- 
ports 


16,014 
7,353 
3,443 
3,968 
3,173 
6,606 

0,673 
13,182 
1^106 
18,046 
18,935 
81,234 

28,807 
44.244 
38.730 
64,217 
60,400 

14,896 
16,551 

17,860 
17,200 
15,404 
18,678 
21,033 

18,027 
19.965 
23,193 
13,287 
20,211 

28,777 
30,533 
30,928 
30.675 
35,256 

36  387 
28,232 
24,163 
27,760 
27,485 

44.443 
42.947 
44,658 
43.955 
45,217 

45.937 
47.050 
41,209 
80.327 
29,110 

18,742 

32.263 
53,340 
71,376 
89, 410 
88,060 

63,243 
70;  807 
74,454 
73,945 
64, 506 

60;  596 
66^074 
68,117 


Excess 
of  ex- 
ports (+) 

or  im- 
ports (-) 


1+330 

-3,833 

+3 

-858 

+780 

+14.138 

+22,342 

+0,488 
+10,631 
+13,037 
+10,842 
+20,801 

+22,511 
+14,056 
+22,693 
+70,  »1 
+0;765 

+11,466 
+17,303 

+11,661 
+9,087 
+12,634 
+18,011 
+13,841 

-K564 
+12,856 
+17,644 
+37.164 
+27,084 

+31,765 
+31,414 
+24,177 
+25,644 
+21,466 

+27,898 
+21,500 
+20,067 
+21,704 
+21,364 

+21,436 
+13,702 
+13,283 
+11,728 
+10,070 

+18,813 
+17.841 
+30,345 
+24,638 
+21,833 

+10,006 

+38.333 

+30.791 

+181.470 

+149,611 

+36,556 

-11,666 

-7,090 

-1,966 

-35,046 

+34,633 

+22;  662 
+20^651 
+19,366 


Exports 


76,575 
100,334 
129;  288 
296,300 

248,566 
392,040 

686,170 
714,470 
833,804 
709,113 
1,006,035 
1,366^286 

1,560.701 
1,011,407 
2,616,144 
6,887,886 
4,668,040 

807,647 
784,421 

751,966 
752,181 
742,360 
830,043 
000,977 

083,434 
1,113,284 

097,063 
1,010,570 

021,302 

1,065,550 
1,153,302 
1,301.994 
1.320.864 
1,499,462 

1,605.235 
1.480,021 
1.511.483 
1.501.760 
1,660,006 

1,848,307 
1,968,960 
1.001,127 
1.810,226 
1,918,835 

2,136,580 
2.326,641 
2. 615, 261 
2,531,583 
2;  966, 756 

1,906^466 

5^700,020 
6, 689;  527 
6,443,004 
8,527,633 
8,663,734 

4,660,497 
8,031,460 
4,368,606 
4,762,633 
6,271,616 

5,016,626 
5,142,466 
6,776,407 


Imports 


70,863 
130,368 
180,020 
282,226 
274,402 
428,033 

608,043 
63a;  643 
719;  683 
761,430 
843,650 
847,345 

1,064,123 
1,478,365 
1,837,027 
3,804,603 
3,866,837 

705,124 
620,770 

674,080 
752,401 
783,286 
774,005 
833,287 

881,176 
887,067 
010,760 
740,730 
788,566 

842,027 
880,278 
767.369 
816,778 
929,771 

925.610 

983.574 

1,084,866 

1,117,812 

1,188,647 

1.867,227 
1,501,678 
l,3ir7.337 
1.309,879 
1,645,505 

1.646.770 
1.749.252 
1,823,471 
1,990,791 
1,874,849 

1,238,550 

8,100,880 
8,656,363 
8,164,631 
4,070,300 
6,783,610 

3,363,638 
3,468,724 
4,168,236 
4,008,628 
4,419,468 

4.713.968 
4,447,351 
4,338,456 


Excess 
of  exports 
(+)  or  im- 
ports (-) 


-3,368 

-21,  QM 

-741 

+6,173 
-26,806 
-34^883 

-12;  861 
+181,828 
+114,311 

+37,673 
+166,278 
+418»881 

+506,678 
+433,138 
+678,117 
+3.083,303 
+682;  OQB 

+102,633 
+163,661 


+77,1 

-310 
-40;  038 
+64,048 

+^000 

+113;! 
+316, 
+66,314 
+278,840 
+132;  736 

+213.533 
+273,094 
+534,636 
+504,066 
+56S;601 

+678;  626 
+406,447 
+416,618 
+473,648 
+461,366 

+481,060 
+397,  111 
+603,700 
+410,347 
+273,; 


+480i8IO 
+677,388 
+601,780 
+540,788 
+1,000,007 

+666,887 

+2;  689;  140 
+3,131,364 
+3,278,873 
+4,467,838 
+3, 880;  114 

+1.206,666 

+472,736 

+79,868 

+758.886 

+862;  167 

+302,686 
+605,  UM 

+1,446,008 


1  Data  shown  under  silrer  are  for  gold  and  sflver.    These  were  not  shown  separately  prior  to  1825. 

>  Period  beginning  Oct.  1, 1841,  and  ending  June  80,  I860.  •  Period  July  1,  1816,  to  Dec  31,  1830. 


470 


FOBSIGN    GOMMEROB 


Ho.  51d.--8tr?PISHSKT  TO  TABUS  610  AHD  611:  Calendar  Years  1900 
TO  1915,  AND  Fiscal  Years  Ended  June  30,  1916  to  1928 

[AU  flffOTM  ia  thooaands  ni  doUm] 


Year 


Merchandise 


Exports 


Total 


U.  S.  mer- 
chandise 


1000. 
1901. 
1902. 
1903. 
19(M. 

1905. 
1900. 
1907. 
1906. 
1900. 

1910. 
1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1915. 


1,477,9M 
1. 465, 376 
1,300,086 
1,494,758 
1,451,319 

1,626,991 
1,796,243 
1,923,426 
1,762,835 
1,728,199 

1,866^250 
2.092,527 
2. 399, 218 
2,484,018 
2,113,624 
3,554,671 


1,453,010 
1,438,079 
1,383,269 
1,457,647 
1,425,711 

1,509,428 
1,772,716 
1,895,356 
1,728,670 
1,700^722 

1,829,023 
2,068,413 
2,362,696 
2,448,284 
2,071,058 
3,493,231 


Reex- 
ports 


1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1990. 
1921. 

1922. 
1923. 
1924. 
1935. 
1996. 
1927. 
1828. 


4,333,483 
6,290,048 
5,919,711 
7.232,283 
8,106,989 
6,516.510 

3, 771. 166 
3,95^733 
4,311,666 
4,864,580 
4,758,882 
4,968,100 
4,877,071 


4,272.178 
6,227,164 
5,838,652 
7,061.462 
7,949.300 
6.385,884 

3,609,909 
3,886^682 
4,223,973 
4.778,154 
4,658,148 
4,867,346 
4,778^332 


24,936 
27,297 
27,418 
27,106 
25,606 

27,568 
25,527 
28,070 
24,165 
27,477 

37,236 
34,114 
36,522 
35.734 
42,566 
61.440 


61.305 

62.884 

81.060 

16a821 

160.680 

130,626 

71,247 

70,051 

87,683 

86,426 

100^234 

100.758 

103.738 


Qeneral 
imports 


829,150 
880^420 
960,317 
995,494 
1,035^909 

1, 179, 145 
1,320,602 
1,423,170 
1.116,374 
1.475,521 

1.562,904 
1.632,860 
1,818,073 
1,792,596 
1,780,276 
1,778,607 


Total 
exports 

and 
imports 


Excess  of 

exports  (+) 

or  imports 

(-) 


2,307.006 
2.345,796 
2,330^003 
2,480^247 
2,487,228 

2,806,136 
3, 118, 746 
3,346^606 
2,869,200 
3,203,720 

3,429,163 
8,624,886 
4,217,291 
4, 276. 614 
3,902,900 
5,333,268 


2,197,884 
2,660,865 
2,046,666 
3,096,720 
6,238,352 
8,654,460 

2,606,079 
3,780,969 
8,554,037 
3,824,128 
4,464,872 
4.262,024 
4.147,499 


6,531,867 

8,949,403 

8,865,366 

10,828,003 

13, 347, 341 

10,170,969 

6.879,235 
7,787.602 
7,865,603 
8,668,706 
9,218,264 
0,220,124 
9,084,670 


-f648,796 
+684,956 
+301,360 
+480,260 
+416,410 

+447, 846 
+477,742 
+500,256 
+636,461 
+252,678 

+303,355 
+660,168 
+681, 145 
+691.422 
+324,348 
+1.776,074 


+2,136,699 
+3,630,603 
+2,974,066 
+4.136,663 
+2.  870. 637 
+2,862,051 

+1,163,077 
+175,  n4 
+767,619 

+1, 04a  462 
+288,600 
+716,076 
+720,572 


Year 


1900.... 

1901 

1908..... 

19QB 

100i„. 

1906 

1906.-... 

1907 

1906 

1900 

1»10..-.. 

IWl 

1912.  ... 

1913 

1914 

1915 


Gold 


SilTer 


Exports 


1916... 
1917... 
1918... 
1919... 
1920... 
1021... 

lOfi... 
1923... 
1994... 
1935.. 
1996.. 
1927.. 
1928.. 


54,185 

57,784 

8^081 

44,847 

121,212 

46,794 
46,709 
55,216 
81,215 
133;  881 

68,776 
37,183 
47,425 
91,790 
222,616 
31,426 


Imports 


Excess  of 

exports 

(-Hor 

Imports 


Exports 


00.250 
291,921 
100^852 
116,576 
466,421 
133,538 

27,845 

49,022 

10,207 

1348,730 

■113,438 

i  103,844 

627,108 


66,749 
54,762 
44,198 
66,306 
84,806 

50;  388 

156,579 

143,396 

50;  276 

44,067 

60,223 
57,445 
66,649 
63,706 
67,388 
451,065 


494,009 
877,176 
134,413 
63;  864 
150,640 
638,660 

466^318 
284.000 
417,026 
134.146 
2101736 
251,766 
129.140 


-12,614 

+3,023 

-8,163 

-30,931 

+86^409 

-8,409 
-106,870 

-88,183 
+30;  939 

+88,784 

-446 
-30,363 

-19,134 

+28,004 

+165,228 

-420,629 


-403.759 
-686,266 
+66.439 
+54.212 
+315, 881 
-60^083 

-440;  873 
-236,068 
-406^819 
+  114,565 
-87.288 
-147,912 
+497.062 


66.222 
55,638 
40,278 
40^610 
50^135 

57,518 
60;  067 
61.626 
51.888 
57,502 

57.861 
66,665 
71,963 
62,777 
51,603 
53,589 


Imports 


60.782 

78.280 

139;  181 

301, 175 

179.087 

52;  636 

62;  606 
66,907 
98,786 
108,820 
87,963 
8a  881 
78,964 


4a  100 
81, 147 
36,408 
23,975 
36,067 

85,969 
44,328 
45,913 
43;  334 
46^186 

46,878 
43,747 
48^401 
35,868 
26.969 
84,484 


Excess  of 

exports 

(-fTor 

imports 

(-) 


+26,122 
+24,491 
+22,870 
+16,635 
+24,048 

+21.574 
+16,729 
+15,714 
+9,614 
+11.404 

+11,488 
+21,918 
+23.561 
+36,909 
+26,644 
+19,116 


Total  merchandise,  gold  and  silver 


Exports 


1,69a  808 
1,67a  796 
1,445,990 
1,660,710 
1,622,666 

1,731,296 

i,ooaooo 

2, 04a  268 
1,885,886 
l,0ia«72 

1,062;  395 
2,105,375 
2,6ia605 
2, 63a  694 
2,387,843 
3,639,606 


Imports 


84.164 
36.004 
7a  828 
7a  825 
10^900 
6a  431 

7a  664 
64,947 
7a  040 
71,606 

oaioi 

5a  605 
5a  530 


+26,638 
+43,276 
+6a853 
+222,360 
+7ai37 
-a  805 

-7,060 
-a  040 
+  ia846 
+37,221 
+3a561 
+21,276 
+2a434 


4.483.625 
a  660, 240 
a  249. 744 
7.65a  094 
a  764, 447 
a702;684 

3,861,196 
4,061,662 
4, 42a  640 
5,222,139 
4.964,803 
a  162, 825 
5,584,137 


935.900 

96a  329 

1,099,913 

1,064,737 

1,14a  789 

1,965,377 
1,63a  808 
1,612,480 
l,20a874 
1,565,786 

1,66a  006 
1,633,551 
1.933,023 
1. 802, 160 
1. 872. 623 
2.266.096 


Excess  of 

exports 

(+)or 

iniports 


+662.304 
+612.468 
+40a077 
+484.878 
+475,867 

+465.831 
+386.600 
+427.788 
+677,014 
+362,876 

+314.390 
+661.824 
+686.662 
+74a436 
+616,  220 
+1.374.660 


2. 72a  047 
3.671.636 
3, 140. 396 
3.236.900 
6.491.792 
4.362,460 

3. 147. 061 
4. 129. 096 
4.061.008 
4.080,881 
4,744,000 
4.663.386 
4, 33a  100 


+1,767.478 
+2,968,714 
+3, 100. 346 
+4.413,125 
+3.262.666 
+2, 36a  184 

+714. 115 
-6a  884 

+360.646 
+  1,192.886 

+2ia808 

+689,440 
+  1.247,968 


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NOTB.— From  1821  to  1866,  indusive,  the  flgores  of  import  valnee  represent  total  imports  less  reexports, 
and  for  1870  and  later  years  imports  entered  for  consumption.  Tne  ratio  prior  to  1860  is  based  apon 
the  valnes  of  total  imports,  since  the  daties  as  oalcnlated  for  those  years  indnde  the  duties  afterwards 
reftinded  upon  reexports.  Figures  oover  fiscal  years  ended  Sept.  80, 1821  to  1840,  and  June  80, 1860  to 
1916;  calendar  years  thereafter 


Yearly  aTerage 
or  year 


Values 


Total 


1821-1830.. 
1831-1840.. 
1841-1850.. 
1861-1860.. 
1861-1865.. 
186^1870.. 

1871-1875.. 
1876-1880.. 
1881-1886.. 
1886-1890.. 
1801-1895.. 
1806-1900.. 

1001-1905.. 
1906-1910.. 
1911-1016.. 
1916-19201. 
1921-1926.. 

1884 

1886....^.. 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1880 

1800 

1891....... 

1802 


1804.. 
1896.. 

1806.. 
1897.. 
1896.. 
1899.. 
1900.. 

1901.. 
1902.. 
1903.. 
1904.. 
1906.. 

1906.. 
1907.. 
1908.. 

1909.. 
1910.. 

1011.. 
1912.. 
1918.. 

1914.. 
1916.. 


1916  (emos.) 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1928 

1924 

1826 

1928 

1927... 
1928 


1,000 
doUan 
56,749 
104,139 
110,661 
267,871 
237,826 
303,447 

663,234 
482,071 
663,128 
702,234 

768,756 
730,411 

966,891 
1, 328, 137 
1,698,028 
8,288,839 
3,422,748 

667,751 
579,336 

624,049 
679,644 
707,091 
734,681 
766,706 

846,483 
804,297 
882,732 
63a  107 
731,162 

769,694 
789,261 
587,163 
685,441 
830^610 

807,763 
890.793 

1.007.960 
981,822 

1,067,118 

1,213,417 
1,416,403 
1.183,190 
1.281,641 
1, 547, 100 

1.527,946 
1,  (HO,  722 
1.766,689 
1.006.400 
1.648,386 

934,076 

2.368,612 
2.919.291 
2,961,631 
3.827.683 
6.101,823 

2.556,860 
3,073,773 
3. 731, 769 
3,576,111 
4,176,218 

4,406.076 
4.  I63,0«> 
4.077,937 


Free 


1.000 
doUart 
3,325 
39,680 
20,347 
40.686 
46,110 
26^242 

112,468 
164,601 
204,673 
237,299 
401,921 
341,763 

428,880 

616,416 

966,141 

2,262,412 

2,088.982 

211,080 
192,443 

210,271 
229,319 
238,947 
249,824 
268,137 

379,028 
448,771 
432,460 
872,462 
876,800 

368,807 
381,902 
291,684 
299,609 
366,760 

339,093 
396,642 
437,291 
464,163 
617,073 

648,696 
641,963 
626,704 
609,876 
761,868 

776,964 

881,613 

966,972 

1,152^392 

1,033^863 

631,384 

1,614,842 
2.140^947 
2,228.676 
2.711,462 
3,115,968 

1,564,278 
1.888,240 
2.166,148 
2.118.1(« 
3^706,828 

2.908,107 
2.680.060 
a;  678, 688 


Dutiable 


1,000 

ioUart 

63,424 

64,469 

90^214 

227,186 

192;  716 

367,206 

460^776 
827,670 
468,466 
464,936 
866,835 
888,668 

628,061 

712,721 

781,887 

1,028,246 

1,888,816 

466,662 
886,892 

413,778 
460^326 
468,144 
484,857 
607,671 

466,466 
366,626 
400^282 
267,646 
364,272 

89a  797 
407,849 
296,619 
886,772 
468,769 

468,670 
608,261 
67a  660 
627,669 
67a  046 

664,722 
773,449 
667,416 
682,966 
78^766 

76a  981 
76a  209 
779,717 
764,006 
616,628 

806,201 

748,770 

778.344 

722,856 

l,lia221 

1,96a  866 

99S^691 
1,186,683 

1,66a  821 
1,46a  943 
1,407,391 

l,49aM9 
1,488,081 
1,89a  804 


Percent 
free 


6.86 
3&10 
1&40 
16.19 
1&97 

6.67 

19.97 
32L06 
3a  86 
83.80 
6X20 
46.79 

44.81 
4a  84 
66.89 
6&79 
6L03 

31.61 
83.22 

83.60 
33.74 
33.78 
34.06 
83.71 

44.83 
66.78 
61.98 
69.11 
61.66 

4&66 
4&89 
49.66 
43.72 
44.16 

41.98 
44.01 
43.38 
46.26 
47.66 

46.22 
46.36 
44.43 
46.77 
49.21 

50  85 
53.73 
65.87 
60  46 
63L66 

67.66 

68.47 
73.84 
76.61 
70  84 
61.06 

61.18 
61.48 
68.02 
69.26 
64.87 

66i97 
6188 
66.08 


Duties 


1,000 
doUart 
aa282 
24,509 
3a  738 
64,611 
65,276 

174,809 

183,014 
143,388 
197,801 
213,368 
173,832 
181,328 

26a  460 
80a440 
283,406 
227,086 
478,011 

19a282 
17a  161 

18a  410 
214,222 
3ia043 
32a  676 
33a  640 

3ia885 
174,124 
109,143 
129,668 
14a  450 

157,018 
172,760 
146,438 
202,072 
229,360 

233,666 
261,453 
28a  762 
26a  161 
26a  426 

293,910 
32a  480 
282.582 
294,667 
32a  661 

300,966 
304,  Ovv 
312,600 
28a  710 
20a946 

96,868 

214,214 
204,686 
17a  984 
237,466 
32a  646 

292,307 
461,366 
66a  664 
632,286 
661,863 

69a  046 
674.839 
542,270 


Ratio  of  duties  to 
total 


Free  and 
dutiable 


Per  cent 
4&31 
23w63 
2118 
2086 
37.46 
4148 

32L40 
29.74 
29.83 
8a88 
22L61 
3183 

36.80 
33.00 
16l69 
&90 
13L09 

3&60 
8a76 

3086 
81.63 
30  66 
3a  02 
29.60 

26.66 
21.65 
23.91 
20  66 
20  44 

20  67 
21.89 
2177 
29.48 
27.62 

28.91 
37.96 
27.86 
2a  29 
28.77 

2122 
23.28 
23.88 
22.99 
21.11 

30  29 
1&68 
17.09 
1188 
12.49 

ia26 

9.10 
7.01 
6.79 
&30 
038 

11.44 
1168 
16.18 
1189 
1&21 

18.89 
13.81 
18.30 


Dutiable 


Per  eetU 
4a  20 
8&02 
29.64 
23.99 
88.87 
47.61 

4a  60 
48.77 
43.16 
46.80 
47.89 
4a  66 

48.67 
42L86 
88.72 
22.08 
36.00 

41.67 
4a  05 

46.78 
47.67 
4a  16 
46.49 
44.68 

4a  60 
48.98 
49.76 
6a  29 
42.19 

4a  18 
42.41 
49.20 
62.88 
49.46 

4a  83 
49.97 
49.20 
48.92 
46.83 

4122 
42.60 
43.98 
43.19 
41.66 

41.27 
4a  16 
4a  08 
87.63 
38.46 

31.61 

3a  80 
3a  28 
33.66 
31.27 
16.40 

30.46 
38.07 
36.17 
36.63 
87.61 

8034 
38.76 
38.76 


Amount 
ofdutisf 

per 
capita 


DoOort 
2.32 
L08 
LS2 
LOO 
1.96 
4. 78 

4.40 
8.08 
8.70 
8.50 
3.08 
2.40 

8.16 
8.41 
8.91 
8.17 
4.28 

8.48 
3.18 

8.31 
8.66 
8.61 
8.61 
3.68 

8.40 
2.68 
3.00 
1.93 
2.17 

8.34 
3.41 
2.00 

2.73 
3.04 

8.99 
3.16 
3.46 
8.11 
3.06 

3.40 
3.76 
8.16 
3.23 
3.62 

8.28 
3.18 
3.21 
2.87 
2.06 

.96 

8.00 
1.97 
1.63 
2.23 
8.01 

2.66 
4.06 
6.00 
4.61 
4.71 

4.06 
4.77 
4.46 


1  Period  July  1, 1916,  to  Dec.  31, 1990. 


FOBEION    COmCBBO 


UOT>,- 

PoToontsiBsare 

bUBdon 

flgUTB 

h«-ni 

TabliS 

7 

F*r  nut  otW«d^ort<  0(  Cnltod  SUta 

Ter  Mill  ul  lolal  luunl  impoHl 

"TJC"' 

Cmde 

Crada 

Uuni- 

f 

iMua 

rials 

Cnida 

MUID- 

lac- 

H 

8«ml- 
tnns 

lie- 

li3.W 

|i 

MM 

aa.T8 

S3.«7 

ss 

IB.  a 

ss 

XLM 

ii 

31LU 

US 
ILtt 

■an 

MM 
S3.M 

nso 

g:S 

H.8I 

»M 

30.  8S 
JIM 

nos 

29.  H 

izu 

13.17 
UTS 

n.aa 

ifl 

ULM 

4. 79 
*.» 

Is 

S.13 
B.OS 
UL« 

ai.O) 

Ii 

U.I9 
8.90 

B.ra 

9.71 
E.9I 
9.01 
17.99 
IS.  97 
U.13 
17.  M 
11.  «3 
M.M 
1S.M 
1117 
1§.U 

ss 

1190 
11 W 
1B.U 

ie.8s 

13.03 

9.«S 

7.91 
10L32 

id  30 
8.  IS 

c« 
La 

Is 

8.07 

ISM 

0.39 
3.73 

ft.  80 
7.11 

II 
il 

19;  M 

Is 

27.  !2 
H.OI 
K.lft 

17.  «e 
ia.B3 

as 

M.M 
17. 7T 
M-tt 

UOO 

M.M 

2ILM 
M.M 

Is 

Zt?9 
33.  M 
39i.ai 

H-n 

21.09 
M.38 

a.zz 

?!;g 

10  39 
13.01 
13.10 
18-47 

M^S9 

S3 

10.74 
lt.W 
11.96 
11.08 

ss 

s.ae 
a,  SI 

4.M 

•iH 

9.x 

ti 

4.» 

9.84 
11.30 

B 

18.03 
10.07 
J.  91 
3.43 

8.11 

II 

8.30 
4-96 

7!  88 

8-88 

».TB 
1L18 

iai8 

9.78 

1100 
18.  M 

<.08 

14.  Tl 

i&ai 

3L1B 

11:90 

9.33 

11 

14.70 

8.08 

ii 

14.89 
14,87 

3a  ;a 

39  88 
3&33 

89.47 
10  30 

13.99 
1JlS3 

laoo 

13.07 

18.10 
31.  H 

18.38 
2L8I 
M.XI 

££ 
ss 

an.  68 

30.87 
39.19 

Ii 

Stil 
J«l73 
43.37 

II 

IS 

30.11 
18.90 
41,34 
4193 

4.00 

iiiu 

7.94 
9.03 

Is 

IS;  98 

Is 

S3.  IB 
34.80 
34.91 
4a  13 

38.33 

laog 

33.78 
11.80 
12.08 
33.11 

Z3.79 
33.n 
3134 
2^00 
JftlO 

X.08 

Is 

33.M 

zax 

33.08 
38.41 
34.36 

so!  11 
17.11 
34.30 
II.0O 

iiS 

33.31 

41.40 
43.  M 
43.80 
40.70 

43.87 
83.79 
34.1! 

Ss 

41147 
38.18 
33.83 

13!  84 
10.38 
11.70 
14. » 
13.33 
14.11 

ia.6« 

14- M 

II 

1Z» 

ii 

13.08 
11.4] 

14.41 
10.38 
10.0) 

10.18 
17.  0 

»LU 

10.87 
10.79 
10.88 
14.19 
11.83 
13.43 
1)  81 
13:08 
10.96 

'i'i 

13!  93 

IL.IW 
13.09 

13.38 

E 

1ft  94 

11.98 
S.H 

11:!! 

IZIB 
11.08 
1144 

|l 

10:93 

W07 

lis 

18.93 
113* 
11.80 
11 3« 

1199 
11.60 

17  Bl 
10.89 

ib:w 
m:7i 

18.90 
18.16 

11:0a 

1103 

14.13 
E.4fl 
IVIS 
991 

11.60 
13.00 

Ii 

13.36 
18.66 
17.83 

iil 

18.18 

13.  M 
14.40 

in:  SO 

II 

use 

I8:t9 

1&49 

1117 

18.43 
1IV94 

1&84 

1*27 
10.80 

17. 4S 

11.43 

16.40 

19  00 
18.18 

ih:o8 

41.09 

6t.n 

si 
II 

13.43 

14.09 
M.S( 
HIS 
14.40 
30.88 

a.06 

31.11 

3aM 

3ft  3> 

as 
sts 

36.40 
2171 
27.38 

ss 

11B4 
X32 
Z3.90 
».9« 

:u.at 

16.11 
28.31 
2188 
W10 

Is 

ii 

a).  01 
It.  IB 
14.48 

II 

it 

■8.81 

Is 

gj^j^ 

SS:lS!S:::::r":: 

Mio-in*. 

»« - 

911  ..      

.^.::::-=::::::: 

UUdlllMKj 

ii 

ztiss 

JIL6I 

38.  J7 

sa.71 

Ml  iMij  1, 1916.  to  Oae.  31, 19». 


474 


FOBEION   OOHMEBCB 


No.  S17.— EXFOBTS  07  TTVITSD  STATES  MEBCHAKDISS 

Nor, — All  ftfvnc  1a  tlionuad*  of  daUu*.    Merchaadln  only,  ^neole  vbIuca.    Figana  dotit  Qacvl  rmr* 
ooTand  bfncli  eUK  sw  AdduuI  Coiunwroo  and  Navlgallon  of  ilut  Uoiied  StHMs.    OiriDg  tolbespMdal 


Eipott)  ot  Unllrd  Slalts  nierchuidlsB 


IM,«00 

IT0.1M 

307,  m 


C83,8B3 
»U,1M 


XI, MS 

370, 7IB 
38(^(87 


718,637 
l.lBTiOH 
T13,IBt 


3»,B11 

nnta* 

3TS,SU 
WI,OH 

100,(81 

118^  7B1 

35t,eaB 

3»,M7 
3W,1M 
357.337 

aM.3Si 

I»,7JS 
%6,ffl7 
340, 13» 

411.  an 


140,  MO 
TWB38 


1S2,714 

u».7a§ 
ims4s 


MCKW 

3».Ke 

w.ne 

184, 7M 
18&308 
ISlL7t7 

118,  IW 

m,3ie 

IB7,M8 


33g,5g0 
372, 7  W 
8l&23e 


30i7U 

137,  in 


331.  Wl 
30%  SU 
3S«,300 
381.017 

318.  S)R 

saalim 

1H,17S 


«3,»3 

m,4R3 

873,733 


40,023 


30,437 
34,038 
30,731 
4ft  170 
42,713 
40, 4U 


1S7,7W 
3M.1(I3 
348.  ISO 


"res' lid 

410,1'^ 
437.730 
Ma,7Ilt 


I  PMod  Joir  1,  ini  to  Dm.  ai.  t 


FOBEIQN   COMMEBOB 
AID  emiAL  nCPOBTS.  BT  BCOSOMIC  CIABSIS 

ID  JOIA  c^Dctu-  Iheneft* 


476 


IS  nio-au  ud  iBis-ius  V 


import. 

v.,„„„ 

Total 

Cmdo 

msMtikli 

Crude 

foodWufls 

fiuturra 

Finljhfd 

«i>orjmr 

11 

173.510 

Is 

17,104 
M.OM 

47,814 

7.383 

Ii 

H018 

10.831 
R.OM 

31,446 
43.  MM 

its 

4,07B 

ii 

60,633 

30,m 

44.100 

,sts 

103.  SU 
108,449 

ISJL 
1830. 
1840. 

1800-1870. 

77.  m 

11 

711, 510 

03.1S2 
11.353 
13S.M8 
163. 43« 

118.517 

Is 

H«,510 
111,013 

Si 

118.134 
140.730 
IWIW 

78,300 

its 
is 

200.700 

iSS 

2IA30S 

1S71-IB76. 
1800^1900. 

1,3m.  B38 
I.JIJ.SI» 

i.  150, 103 

6*7,51)1 
i;2Bft37S 

125.044 

SSSJB 

130.218 
IKLOSS 

as; 

307,470 

2>AM3 

jffl;5o> 

71H87I 

IBOl-IOOS. 
1S16^ISJ0.> 

a,si«,st7 

M4.9B7 

i,«aB.Ma 

301,3)5 
312.  OM 

1W.S13 
365.305 

W7.0SS 
413.047 

3SKn2 
SHIOO 

1010-1014. 

m;S? 

12D;448 

103.011 

GO.  310 

130. 77H 

mm 

ss 

207,771 
18^  H3 

18M. 

(as,«« 

ea2.33a 

7U.1X1 
7WI,310 

144.745 

ii 

17(^S«> 

1H.S8B 

11 

01,510 

as 

lliOW 

118,034 

1H,7V2 

1888. 

1800. 

SM.B18 
SZ7.U3 
MS.  Ml 
BM.S9S 

187,537 

stss 

133.310 

147, 7?J 

ISS 

156,340 
107,030 

130,440 

ii 

90,487 

217,  STB 
l«t613 

iS 

■SOI. 

ISB5. 

77ft  72S 

is 

HO.Mt 

313.  »7 
381.048 

11 
SS5 

123,448 

ittoas 

11 

114,332 

18M. 

ism! 

«^173 

Boa.Ki 

M1.1S7 
1.117.513 

ii 

■us.  Ml 

nt,Kta 

J4S,3S« 

11?;  050 

177,828 

205,605 

ii 

25:^372 

1*01. 
1003. 

IMI. 

1905: 

i.ms<3 
i.ise.otT 

483.780 
4«7.7aS 

6?7;743 

134.315 

Ii 

I«l558 

is 

12A2W 

286,138 

lor.Roi 

301,103 
331.  018 

lOOS. 

ISOB, 
1010. 

i.sr.ne 

1.6SS.16& 

i.«74.iro 

534.817 
s;3.048 

ew,43« 

s»:74o 

501, 4aa 

181,105 

33a3» 

ML  948 

17^008 
38^725 

aS7,7M 
3te,730 
34ft  402 
310,276 

t«3W 

33^877 

loii: 

012. 7B7 

37a,  44(! 

1Ml308 

113.441 

113,752 

114750 

1915  (0  moo. 

I.3Bl.fllS 

i;i7ii,«i 

1.0».35)l 
1.38«,07tt 

LzasBJ 

1.701,057 
1,783,  HI 

677,027 

X^1..M3 

..Si 

as 

040,585 

34&678 
^418 
101.008 

lie,  203 

870,736 

1017: 

lH3o! 

1S00.148 

3.7Vi.oee 

g,«.SSg 
1, 4061^17 

aooiisi 

120.809 
303,033 

4HBDa 

ie&3ii 

51(1208 
43%  SOB 

SiS 

830.051 
0U017 

SI 

1022: 

1023. 
IBJJ. 

4.09i;4« 

1.4«l,734 

SJSil 

417.817 

sss 

000,173 

1020. 

.io2»: 

476 


wfwnlogf 


TOSEJaH  OOMUBBOB 
Ho.  518. 

■mBilr  sligblly  ]owM 


GENEB&L  IKFOSTS,  FUl  AHD  BUTUBU, 

■p<dB  Talon.    PlgnrH  mvs  flnal 
In  tmpoM*  tor  coniiimpllDn  bocnia 


Crada  nuii«ri&U 


3;  018 

4,a» 

18.  on 

44.790 
46,  MS 
37.828 

304,735 
24^031 
40^103 
34^11$ 
438. 8M 


7IU,S11 
Ml.  871 


4tT.BI4 
*a>7T 


Mfl,7M 
409,  tS7 
381,791 

48%  7M 
4S3,Ma 


Tases 

SOI,«M 

T7UW4 
S2\4H 

TH.<ia 


l.HABO 
l.OUVIM 
1,IUB.W7 

l.ltn.477 


l,47S 
3,  MB 

a,4£S 
U.S10 
48,083 

oi.a«4 

104,901 
143,813 

H3.3IB 
84S,0«1 
4Sl,Ma 


30X043 

334.  U7 
443,  Ul 

400.  en 


1.0^)07 

I,SOS,IM 
1,  Ml,  170 

901,110 
1,001.303 

t,«a;on 

1,483.773 
I.»&,3!7 


40,100 
30,460 
4I.B34 

■7,475 
41,010 
4)1308 
81.180 
U»,74B 
101,733 
131074 
333,791 


303,343 
104.  KM 
363,033 

eo.im 


33.^741 

aw;  043 

438.304 


<  Pirtod  JtOi  U  ISU,  to  Dm.  31.  U 


FQRIIIGN  COMMMBCB 


AHs  PSB  can  niE,  bt  bcosohic  cLAssra 

jttit  tDd«]  Sept.  3fl.  1S2I  U,  ISU.  and  lutis  30,  IM3  to  ISIS,  alat 
itfstinly  ntDcn  nf  tha  dutisbla  gfocml  Importa  art  npiKUd  M 
iwulting  (mm  Ihe  facia  Bel  lorth  In  Tabta  BIB 


477 


Ftm 

DuU-bl. 

Psrtnit 

f™ 

^atMiie 

Ffrmt 

^ 

Imiitble 

tnt 

,«r^«C 

«a 

1,S0I 

11.0 

KI.044 

ai 

l&L 

^^ 

1,211 

slou 

2J.S 

31 

1^701 

1830. 

i'mi 

Kl«8 

&T 

<,3»4 

43.7 

I7,|37 

3^•83 

IMa 

W4 

USOO 

1.0 

01,401 

issa 

41.477 

"Ki 

1410 

Sl40 

9,0 

3.aes 

1S007 

iBM-uaa 

MM3 

10.  s 

7.«0 

10,704 

33.0 

8,173 

95.141 

1801-1804 

1.M7 

TUlfiJ* 

3.S 

0,723 

49,010 

4,900 

tB«»-187a 

JTl 

ni.sea 

tsss 

TtlOS 

8.0 

8,803 

3IB.118 

17 

87MS76. 

3,H* 

II&S2I 

£1 

0.114 

SJil04 

14.0 

0.810 

137. 9S7 

4.8 

876-188(1 

i.iW 

m4M 

78,418 

1%3S0 

30^751 

881-1880. 

13,  GM 

IHtN 

ItMTI 

«,870 

Hoso 

K.tm 

4S.M* 

SS.1 

»«14 

S^llO 

til 

IS251 

183.604 

&t 

801-1895, 

ie,t») 

«m 

10,0 

U.M. 

«i44a 

M.9 

13.001 

171,439 

ILO 

i8aa-ioaa 

3.IM 

117,010 

1.7 

moo 

101,806 

49 

1901-1006. 

i»98 

lESllflO 

3.E 

427 

88.  SS 

as,  630 

I8e.ai7 

1^863 

i»:o!2 

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•4,832 

wa.m 

1911-1916.^ 

13.  lO 

4M.3a 

lift  177 

73.0 

lis,  704 

307.881 

44.8 

«,«» 

J»i.«« 

411.8m 

107,433 

£7.8 

ifia,0H 

U.1 

1T.2M 

8.9 

i«),f« 

I4)L<01 

52.3 

70, 4U 

301.877 

1910-1014. 

M,3M 

aolm 

lt7 

J4H077 

10!;070 

78.8 

15*464 

307. 71S 

41.0 

1918-1019.1 

io,«3a 

11S.SM 

B.1 

1&0S7 

H570 

191.106 

7.0 

1884. 

niu 

14,  OK. 

64,330 

HS38 

107,711 

41 

14  WS 

l(A3DT 

914 

lfl.OO« 

17. » 

10,784 

178,  (07 

8.0 

ii.m 

100,030 

30.383 

00.79S 

17,  M9 

180,141 

8.7 

1887. 

13.223 

e^sae 

0.7 

14.  028 

107, 191 

40 

1884 

1&0S3 

IK  101 

U.1 

06.43.^ 

13.053 

100,430 

0.1 

1S,BTS 

117,  »67 

1B.S7S 

07.060 

10.  S 

um 

314877 

6.3 

latOL 

S&flOI 

43.1 

3S.4U 

113.011 

K400 

300,081 

8.7 

1»L 

111.  KM 

ni8o 

30.437 

80.203 

14,950 

184  5HS 

7.1 

1091 

izi.ais 

ai;B«i 

79.3 

K^II4 

14.4 

10.870 

111.880 

34,  gas 

iii39 

87.7*5 

13.3 

13.303 

116:408 

b!o 

H3« 

J^BM 

zt^gu 

11.035 

177,019 

10.8 

1894 

i\ea3 

^to.m 

13.4 

03.3ra 

»a,5BS 

108,061 

13,5 

1994 

17.0S2 

siooe 

48,92S 

44:7 

34.427 

1897. 

IttBTl 

33,730 

&S.SSO 

29.0 

li.310 

137.  TOO 

loslsw 

l&O 

30,330 

04,738 

16.070 

163,847 

9.2 

INK 

alio 

10D.01* 

17.4 

4fcS78 

88.044 

17,007 

184110 

8.4 

1900, 

asi7 

U^TM 

13 

K7Q0 

s.en 

35.0 

186,380 

ft7 

^'X» 

lass 

13 

«i:is8 

0^il9 

u.e 

loilM 

3IZ130 

8.3 

lan 

11^303 

2.0 

07,398 

128.499 

34.4 

1ft  000 

3)8,140 

7.0 

lOGL 

i.lM 

lit  805 

3.8 

«1,»8 

M,70i 

134003 

ftS 

1901. 

a.jiT 

14a  aw 

IS 

7V001 

100.707 

4ao 

a,  aw 

138,483 

1904 

24 

01,171 

139.130 

4L4 

asos 

279,204 

1004 

IHSM 

20 

110, 713 

11.991 

snioi 

8.8 

1907. 

s.iee 

I4i:s40 

3.7 

U.73I 

mi  938 

42.3 

30&067 

10:8 

1908. 

i-lTT 

i.1 

Soto 

127,(03 

41.8 

IK  72 

104  384 

im. 

11,391 

171 17< 

133, 3H 

101.843 

41.3 

04,903 

3(0,730 

L>.S39 

130,  gss 

143;  773 

14^013 

04.938 

104405 

in.r^ 

IWi*?! 

&J 

133,338 

K1.3 

77,725 

3S1.3H 

ia^>e 

183,  M4 

tSaS80 

188,832 

311.067 

33:8 

1913. 

37.  a» 

10X44) 

10.3 

30DL92S 

1I8,3.W 

Olio 

misos 

331.810 

344 

3H0II3 

101.781 

100.878 

230,001 

nm 

ai,ssp 

17.7 

103,717 

40,  (BS 

71.3 

Sft3S3 

87,107 

*o.s 

IBIBCemoe) 

37.  «T 

wum 

»K106 

iia,ns 

71.0 

110.008 

1914 

m.2Si 

393, 3S8 

423,031 

114,642 

7B.8 

234,178 

41.9 

1917. 

Bi!:^* 

3C&MA 

88,137 

80.4 

xaM» 

304.000 

40.8 

4H,1M 

»Htfi70 

109;  418 

88.0 

140,801 

3ta.wi 

mo. 

iM^ait 

1.1(1,  BM 

KLO 

M^sgo 

iu;i40 

08.3 

180,703 

4B0,a]i 

43.4 

loai. 

53.MK 

133,389 

05.4 

307,887 

342, 104 

48.3 

1031- 

43,115 

S44,304 

370,871 

181.800 

34£,18l 

1921  • 

4n:<M4 

ft  8 

471. 77S 

atitM 

88.0 

341,388 

cat,  913 

31-3 

4W,ft5« 

«a.ix 

tSseo 

7D.e 

141,778 

007,  M8 

1034' 

72,111 

K0,7U 

IB.  7 

117, 010 

BS.070 

08.t 

1011,000 

524078 

33.8 

ET,  IK 

loot  tie 

117 

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IMPORTS  OF  MEBCHAirereK  DI8TBIBUTSD  BT  COVTDnorTS 

to  and  indodinf  1915,  calendar  yean  tbereafter,  except  as  noted.  See  beednote.  Table  617,  eononinc 
Hewaiian  Idande  are  with  Oceania  prior  to  1901.  Exports  to  Northern  North  America  and  to  Enrope 
shown  in  Table  623»  p.  482 


General  imports 

Total 

North  America 

Booth 
Anwrica 

Enrope 

Asia 

Oceania 

AlMca 

Yearly  aTerage 
or  year 

Northern 

Sootbem 

54.521 
62,721 
98,259 
173,509 
353,616 
238,746 
435,958 

402 
888 

1,228 

6^180 

23,730 

35^007 

36^266 

11,816 
10; 798 
15^431 
16,116 
44.180 
46,663 
74.436 

1,670 
4.919 
8.006 

16,038 
34,929 
23.221 
42;  964 

36,000 
40;  117 
61,721 
133.115 
316,661 
115,002 
340; 187 

^334 
6,341 
10.686 
12;  484 
29;  239 
14.449 
37,773 

84 

18 

163 

9 

1.170 

1,134 

1,613 

876 

3M 

446 

618 

aTOO 

a379 

3;  722 

1821. 
1880. 
1840. 
1850. 
I860. 
1865. 
1870. 

577,873 
492;  570 
r>G7, 142 
717, 231 
78.%  137 
741,619 

33.840 
37.600 
41.989 
40;  236 
36.335 
87,306 

96,134 
86.646 
96,309 
98,819 
128,043 
76,007 

63,357 
68,185 
75,940 
82;  427 
116,797 
97.713 

331,067 
347,520 
867,542 
401, 745 
397,622 
386^848 

6.%  794 
55,635 
69;  906 
74,439 
85,160 
107.900 

3,965 
4.619 
11.370 
16,166 
16,367 
32;  781 

3,736 
2,365 
4,085 
a406 
4,914 
a  910 

18n-1876. 
l«76-188a 
1881-1886. 
18AK1890. 
1891-1805. 
1886^90a 

972,162 
1,344,838 
1.712,319 
3.358.354 
3,45(J^108 

52.762 

79;  611 

131,456 

425,337 

396»669 

129.634 
180,192 
248,943 
588,106 
514.233 

121, 748 
157, 126 
219,923 
501,295 
421.336 

496,296 
689,838 
796,115 
662,298 
1,049,494 

149,687 
205,011 
270,797 
910340 
942,878 

9,085 
16.601 
19;  020 
7a  184 
53.994 

11.161 
ia539 
34,065 
9a  848 
71.499 

1901-1906. 

1906-1910. 

1911-1915. 

1915>1930.* 

1921-1926. 

1,688,874 
2,  514, 557 

118,518 
821,382 

228,618 
430;  019 

206,858 
466,212 

836,496 
525,122 

258,534 
642,479 

17.376 
5a  008 

22.573 
61.343 

1910-1914. 
1916-1919.« 

667,698 
577,527 

39,016 
36.9r;9 

97.305 
80;  471 

75,754 
65,390 

370,957 
318.733 

67,844 
60;  864 

13,706 
12,009 

4,114 
8.181 

1884. 
1885. 

635.436 
692,320 
723,957 
745,132 
789.310 

37.505 
38»087 
43,116 
43.089 
39,484 

87,927 

92.704 

96,703 

107,836 

106,984 

65,875 
79,764 
84.356 
92,135 
90;  006 

357,538 
390;  728 
407.052 
403,421 

449,967 

60;  398 
72,875 
73.213 
76,846 
80;  863 

13.964 
14.604 
16,306 
19,363 
16,764 

3.328 
3,557 
a  313 
3.610 
3.831 

1886. 
1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1890. 

844.916 
827,402 
866^401 
654,995 
731,970 

3g;460 
35.836 
38.354 
31.444 
37. 191 

123,776 
138,719 
146.479 
135.519 
96,734 

118,737 
150;  738 
102.306 
100;  147 
112;  167 

459;  305 
391,628 
458,450 
296,078 
383,646 

78,967 
88,850 
99,316 
74.878 
83.813 

3a  454 
ia824 
16,838 
14.450 
12.730 

4,307 

5,318 
5,857 
3,479 
6,709 

1801. 
1892. 
1883. 
1894. 
1805. 

779.725 
764,730 
616,060 
697,148 
849.941 

41,376 
40,863 
32.404 
31,690 
39;  990 

85,501 
65,061 
58,973 
80;  460 
90,037 

106,828 

107.389 

92,002 

86,588 

93,667 

418,639 
430; 192 
30S.934 
353.885 
440; 567 

94.575 

91.678 

96.425 

111,501 

145,814 

ia«33 
2a  017 
23.029 
23,588 
28,640 

11.173 

a630 

7.194 

ia436 

11.318 

1896. 
1897. 
1806. 
1899. 
1900. 

823,172 
903,321 

1,025,719 
991,087 

1, 117, 518 

42;  935 
48,846 
55,660 
53.701 
63.657 

102.223 
102.230 
134,067 
146,078 
163,572 

110,367 
119,786 
107,428 
120;  364 
150;  796 

429,620 
475, 162 
547,227 
496,697 
540,773 

122,009 
136,295 
159,075 
155,576 
174.641 

6,974 
7,564 
a  671 
8,344 
12;  731 

a964 
13,448 
1^583 

a427 
11,344 

1901. 
1908. 
1908. 
1904. 
1906. 

1,226,562 
1.434,421 
1.194,342 
1.311,920 
1.556.947 

69;  608 
74,813 
76,301 
80;  487 
96,371 

165,750 
188,763 
162;  515 
173,533 
210,397 

140,423 
160;  166 
134.999 
163,879 
196,165 

633,292 
747, 291 
606,014 
654,323 
806.270 

192,484 
223,966 
191.332 
306,962 
210,473 

13,482 
18,275 
14,891 
17,628 
ia782 

12;  830 
31,127 
ia291 

iaio9 

17,490 

1906. 
1907. 
1908. 
1900. 
1910. 

1.527.226 
1.653,265 
1,813,008 
1.8V0.928 
1. 674, 170 

102;  364 
110; 145 
121.764 
162,046 
161.065 

203,233 
223.927 
240; 179 
26.\353 
312.025 

182;  634 
215,069 
217,735 
222,677 
361,490 

768,168 
819,565 
892,866 
895,603 
614,355 

230,850 
348,735 
397,506 
305,115 
271,790 

12,874 
13,207 
16,533 
33,962 
38,603 

37.314 
32.586 
2a  436 

iai49 

34,968 

1911. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 
1916. 

912;  787 

107.636 

140;  821 

166,339 

271.684 

191,667 

18,021 

ia730 

1916  (6  moeO. 

2;  391. 635 
2;  952. 468 
3, 031. 213 
3,904,365 
^278»481 

340; 161 
419;  134 
457,660 
500;  165 
614, 618 

418,277 
452,8.'i8 
516.955 
657,600 
1.048,045 

427,610 
596,819 
610;  931 
687,525 
760;  999 

633.317 
551. 145 
318. 121 
750,528 
1,227,843 

550; 866 

830;  624 

939,301 

1. 107, 733 

1.396,677 

6a  511 
3a  835 
102;  737 
8a  616 
8a  014 

61,803 

73,064 

86,606 

112;  1K8 

15a  386 

1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 

2, 500;  148 
3, 112;  747 
3, 792;  060 
3, 609;  963 
4.226^569 

837,633 
866^534 
418.348 
40^047 
458,791 

417, 217 
455,980 
683,160 
603,108 
521.742 

895.623 
858,763 
467.421 
46^074 
618;  797 

764,942 

991,203 

1, 157. 056 

1,096,067 

1,238,181 

617.862 
826.886 

1,019,811 
98a  708 

l,3iai36 

35,499 
4a  517 
60,300 
4a  945 
77,806 

4a  373 
64.934 
87,081 
7^992 
9^144 

1021. 
1982. 
1983. 
1924. 
1936. 

4. 43a  888 
4,184,742 
4,001,444 

485^608 
484,499 
499.950 

626,067 
600;  059 
4fla748 

667.079 
618.276 
669,410 

1,3R^883 
1.276,466 
1,348,749 

l,40a701 
1,256,758 
1,168,928 

6a865 
64,631 
68.460 

0a430 
03.366 
9a307 

1906. 
1927. 
1908. 

*  Period  July  1,  lOU^  to  Dec  81, 1020. 
44847**— 8  A  1029 82 


•  Vtocai  years  ended  June  80. 


482 


FOREIGN   COMMERCE 


Ho.  622. — SITPPLKMEHT  TO  TABLKS  620,  621,  AHD  628:   Adjusted  Fioubbs 
OF  Exports  to  Canada,  Nobth  America,  Northern  North  America,  and 

EXTROPB 

Non.— Espedally  since  1920  large  qoantltiee  of  United  States  grain  haTe  been  shipped  through  Canada 
(mostly  via  Montreal)  to  other  foreign  countries.  Since  the  final  destination  is  costomarily  not  known 
whni  shipped,  this  grain  is  reported  as  an  export  to  Canada,  but  as  a  matter  of  fact  practically  all  of  it 
except  from  five  to  ten  million  dollars'  worth  of  com  annually  goes  thence  to  Europe.  In  the  following 
table  the  reported  figures  of  total  value  of  exports  are  adjusted  on  the  assumption  tnat  all  this  grain  was 
destined  for  Europe,  an  a.«umption  adoi>ted  for  convenience  and  involving  only  a  small  margin  of  error. 
Figures  cover  fiscal  years  for  1910-1914;  calendar,  for  all  other  years 

[MiUiona  and  tenths  oi  miDionfl  of  dollars] 


Grain 
reported 
as  ex- 
ported 

to 
Canada 

Adjusted  figures  deducting  such  grain  trom  exports  to  Canada  and  adding 

to  exports  to  Europe 

Yearly  average  or 
year 

Values  of  exports  to— 

Per  cent  of  exports  to  entire 
world  to — 

• 

Canada 

Northern 

North 

America 

North 
America 

Europe 

Northern 

North 

America 

North 
America 

Europe 

1910-1914 

7.1 
72.3 

6.5 
18.8 
7a  5 

79.9 
78.5 
4a6 
105.6 
57.2 

56.2 

113.9 

82.8 

8oao 

546.6 

5917 
715.4 
901.3 

513.8 
496.2 
611.3 
518.4 
59L5 

68Z3 
722.6 
831.9 

313.0 
655.0 

402.3 

731.1 
914.3 

52a  6 
505.0 
619.9 
528.2 
60L4 

601.5 
731.4 
841.4 

494.0 
999.6 

594.7 

1. 277. 0 
1,858.7 

1,049.7 
837.2 

1,045.6 
9814 

1,08L1 

1,12a  3 

1. 139. 1 
l,238w6 

1,857.4 
2;39a8 

1,506.1 
6,206.5 
4,536.6 

2;  443.8 
2, 161. 9 
2;  134.0 
2;55a9 
2;66L0 

2,366.4 
2;  427. 7 
a;  457. 7 

114 
12.6 

16.2 

9.2 

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11.6 
13.2 
119 
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12L2 

114 
15.0 

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22.8 
22.7 

23.9 
16.1 
22.5 

23.4 
21.8 
25.1 
21.4 
22.0 

23.3 
23.4 
212 

6Z7 

1921-1925 

514 

1913 

60.6 

1919 

65.7 

1930 

55.1 

1921 

515 

1922 

56.4 

1923 

51.2 

1924 

55.6 

1925 

512 

1026 

49.2 

1927 

49.9 

1928 

47.9 

Ho.  623. — SITPPLEMSHT  TO  TABLES  624,  626,  AND  626:  Adjusted  Figures 
OF  Exports  of  United  States  Merchandise  to  North  America  and 
Europe  bt  Economic  Classes 

[All  flgivee  except  percentages  in  thensanda  of  doUars.    See  headnote  to  Table  522] 


1919-1914 

19tl-]995 

1995 

19M 

1987 

1988 

ADJUSTED    XXPOKT8,     (QKAJN8    BXPORTED 
TO  CANADA   TBXATBD  A8  EXPORTED  TO 

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Vorth  America 

476,187 
79.049 
24,394 

1. 940. 990 

800,733 

96»722 

1SL8 
72L8 

100.0 
18.1 
10.6 
14.8 
5a5 

100.0 
414 

219 
17.1 
1&6 

900,956 

108,135 

56,404 

9,861,854 
708,322 
848,721 

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75.2 

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17.3 
17.0 
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100.0 
87.1 
82L7 
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19lO 

1,099,075 

109.614 

52,622 

9,089,991 
634,422 
251,790 

19.0 
71.2 

100.0 
12L1 
10.6 
13.9 
57.5 

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42.4 
M.1 
13.6 
19.9 

1,057.808 

163,591 

55,633 

8,880,814 
568,960 
351,153 

19.5 
67.9 

loao 

17.4 
15.5 
14.7 
52.4 

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87.5 
213 
12L9 
2&3 

1,070.097 

152,947 

51,635 

8,898,764 
688,315 
858,769 

17.3 
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100.0 

16.8 
113 
118 

511 

loao 

33.5 
2617 
114 
25.4 

1,178,788 

Foodstufb 

155,189 

Crude  foodstufb 

51,828 

Kaieue . 

8,484,964 

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505,376 

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234,270 

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20.4 

Europe 

66.5 

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loao 

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13.3 

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114 

67.3 

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30.6 

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20.8 

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113 

Finished  manufscturts .        ...         ... 

2&2 

1  See  Table  533  for  grain  exports  to  Canada  and  for  reasons  for  adjustments. 


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416 

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916 

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3314 

5114 

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1,1619 

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747.6 

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419 

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1417 

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816 

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17 

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116 

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416 

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17.8 

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911 

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68,006 

149;  613 

77,521 

4,697 

16,673 

1,313: 

161, 193 

38,124 

18,600 

402 

ia253 

3,714 

161 

3,633 

•1,347 

180.870 
2;  336 

161 

08;  2681 

3,780^ 

31,461 

88,407 
801 

14,388 
128 

336 

7,473 

193 

1,019,811 


17,688 
2;  613 

2;  267 

2^101 

61I8I 
'5,536 

448,008 

127,078 
27,049 

153,806 
37,373 
17,617 


65,650 

147,636, 

74,044! 

4,067 

23;  428 

688 

130,268 

35^582 

84,450 
889< 
8,251 
4,563 
314 
2,848 
8,144 

110.018 
2;  964 

10 

75^011 

3,041 

28,902 

87,464 

1,644 

27,720 

118 

00 

7,288 

686 

980,700 


412; 

1, 

60; 

167. 

02, 

5, 


646 

083 

280 

328 

97 


1, 


1, 


7061 

260* 
010 
433 
530 

858 


88,837 
2,186 

3,802 

3,470 

6,456 
7,333 


22;  838 

710 

164,251 

40;  267 

87.887 

320 

7.150 

3,700 

767 

2,627 

12,006 

140,481 
1,743 

34 

102,206 

3,651 

32,708 

34,718 
068 

26,187 
228 

302 
6,608 
1,431 

1,818.198 


1887 


1*878,488 


88,887 
3,286 

4,073 

4,450 

7,212 
0,046 


070. 

44,018 

25,066 

6,506 

178 

383,196 

1.476 

77,793 

152,020 

101.856 

0,410 

28,302 

878 

108,406 

42;  088 

34,081 
1,235 
9;  106 
5,962 
047 
4,147 

13,503 

151.081 
1,506 

31 

103^526 

5,560 

41,360 

80,888 

1,205 

16,006 

106 

1,096 
8,081 
1,165 


1,400,701 


1,060,888 

47,806 

22,231 

4,146 

02 

357,931 

1,597 

72,234 

167.800 

87,242 

10,611 

31,726 

041 

300;  654 

45,866 

81,065 

432 

8.670 

4,460 

620 

4,825 

12,139 

148.753 

1,814 

53 

106,0701 

4.565 

34,351 

44,798 
892 

29,646 
226 

649 

12;  394 

986 

1.256.757 


1888 


1.848,748 


l,06i460 

46,086)' 

2I.73S 

3.^ 


3271 
6IO! 


348, 


1.273 

76,0741 

156, 748, 

83,604 

12,121! 


36.783 

1,215 

222,130 

42,806 

88,786 
1.064 
9,872 
3,836 
410 
3,604 

13,040 

143,878 
1,016 

30 

101. 681 

5,320 

35,018 

17,881 
707 

14.610 
121 

677 

""""1,766 

1.188, 


96,884 
2;  898 

4,146 

2,045 

8,401 
7,861 


431,433     716,418     816,108 


103.277 
25,325 

147, 68A 
37,063 
10;  557 


144,508 
48,150! 

314,023 
66.160^ 
30,674 


150;  980 
55,806 

383.800 
68,395 
61,222 


86,874 

3,060 

71 

4,308 

248 

7,527 
7,676 

657,887 

131,003 
40,846 

277,784 
51,000 
30,788 


99s| 
7011 


41,7011 
3,316; 

6,744 

280, 

4,681 

9,283 

18,388 

686,078' 

148,932^ 
30,737' 

204.3<V4! 
63,8(KM 
32,262 


For  footnotes,  see  pp.  400  and  491. 


FOBEIGN   COMICEBOB 


489 


CHANDI6E,  BT  CONTINENTS,  COMIIBBCIAL  RkOIONS,  AND  COUNTBOS Continuecl 


Exports  (InekuUng  reexports) 


ItU. 

averace 


rni- 

average 


1,SM.999S.S17,944 


1,  tSS.  8M;1,  960,  mi,  799, 07ft  a  OM.  MSA  m.  mi,  964. 617 

ia033       39^443       "  —^    "^    "    "       

7,819i      28.081 

15.393       42.615 

16  290 

567.502  '939^412 


63,117 
138,841: 
104. 575 
•20.581 


(')       ' 

304.098 

833 

95.889 

'3.031 


132 

1.123 


1^904 

•413 

2,876 

3,096 


«7,280 

111,284 

265^196 

138.238 

2,211 

1,665 

330 

383,219 

7,198 

56,967 
2,081 

10^442 

8»0«7 

67 

ia881 

31,749 


.107 
967 


3,412 

185,237 

8,005 

70,465 

30,943 

745 

17.153 

1,881 

2,409 

8.058 
1,198 

496.853 


8.047 

i.a 

362 

3,129 

050 
2,508 


40.613     1U,137 


:i; 


42,408  42,313;      42,466( 

27.610;  23.237;      20.200 

38,768  43.413       55,747 

128  120            2491 

882,321,  962,9421,033,856 


8.  OOS.  415,2, 446, 8009, 608, 750  S,  810,  I44S.  818, 798 1, 374. 916 


-f- 


100,762 

272;  131 

109,173 

1,833 

1.080 

128 

316,837 

5,901 

86,487 
1,417 

11,214 

5^285 

105 

12.111 

•6,305 

889,109 
405 

615 

167,582 

8,506 

61,862 

18,801 

613 

11.900 

1,067 

1.178 
2,947 
1,096 

611.496 


4,666 
960 

350 

2,488 

245 
•523 


116,001 

281,664 

151,764 

3,102 

1,951 
370' 
440;  418 
8,906 

67.890 
1,389 
9,378 
1,126 
102 
4,581 

41,814 

968,188 
886 

907 

187,146 

8,065 

71,163 

28,999 

332 

16,722 

1.250 

1.192 

2,943 

481 


6.608 
471 

339 

3,084 

887 

7221 


166,706!    190^018 


38,188 
•1,468 

17,242* 


3a  250 
1.561 
7,724 
8.907 
3,098 


7.280 
120;  258 
280;  290 
141,618 

2,884 

2,854 

819 

470;  344 

8,813 

90.486 
1.584 

12,801 

1,306 

43 

6,556 

68,196 

996.679 
1,144 

1.348 
205,151 

8.733! 
79,203 

94,100 

302 

16,633 

1,192 

2,199 
2,778 
1,001 


40;  854 

24,880 

50;  677 

247 

972;  606 


16,967 

99;  290 

264,004 

135,796 

2,881 

2;  968 

987 

364,162 

8,260 

86,906 

826 

12,916 

727 

88 

3.939 

48,490 

940,199 
1,280 

1,6T7 

157,402 

11,634 

68,206 

18,433 

358 

10;  353 

1,312 

3,111 

2,510 

780 


614,609     486.609     664,648     660,606     664,614 


34,901 
1.5891 
7. 801 1 
9;529j 
4.950' 


7,074 
589 

660 

4.779 

439 

607 

136,151 

38,282 

2,386 

11.388 

13,549 

5,655 


6,199 
549 

1,043 

3,359 

754 
417 

166,770 

5a  013 
2;  858 
13,563 
17,407 
ia202 


1,976,378 

44,689 

23.361 

56,605 

202 

84a  OjO 

ia882 
116, 216 
228,781 

148.  ao| 

4,364 

7.442 

1,753 

481,681 

iai23 

99,000 

918 

16.488 

1,089 

218 

9,251 

64,086 

919,406 

1,046 

1,450 

131,651 

ia672 

73,776 

95,900 
468 

15,028 
1,112 

4,925 

3.380 

996 


1916 


1,976,040 

57,323 

21. 141 

•47, 173 

297 

847,326 

13,466 

111,830 

24a  692 

142,278 

5^978 

5,341 

2,734 

467,260 

12,210 

10a487 

060 

18,742 

1,070 

335 

1^876 

72,504 

968.860 

731 

1,619 

162,125 

12.771 

86,613 

96,691 
6491 

13,853 
805 

9,431 


1,783 


T,478; 

567 

400= 

638, 

1,0881 

2,5«7| 

l,560i 

647i 


11.900 

516 

322 

704 

1.506 

3,078 

1.531 

4.242* 


18i687     186;  966 


53.004 

2,746 

11.816 

25.316 

ai29^ 


63.207 

2,674: 

13.6241 

23,558< 

6.579, 


8. 


Country 


Sweden. 

Norway. 

Denmark. 

lodand. 

United  Kingdom. 

Irish  Pree  State. 

Belgiiam. 

France. 

Netherlands. 

Austria. 

Csedioslovakia. 
Hongary. 
Qermany. 
Switseiland. 


Estonia. 

Finland. 

Latvia. 

Lithuania. 

Poland  and  Danxig. 

Soviet  Bussia in  Bundle. 


Madeira 


Sovthweatem. 
Azores  and 

Islands. 
Oihraltar. 
Italy. 
Portugal. 
Spain. 


9.  Sovtheaatem. 
Bulgaria. 
Greece. 

Malta,  Oozo,  and  Cy- 
prus Islands. 
Bumania. 
Turkey  in  Europe. 
Yugoslavia  and  Albania. 

Ada 


10. 

Aden. 

Arabia. 

Iraq. 

Palestine. 

Syria. 

Persia. 

Turkey  in  Asia. 

11.  SoQthmi     and     Seatb- 


British  India. 
Ceylon. 

British  Malaya. 
Java  and  Madura. 
Other  Nethviand  East 
Indies. 


490 


FOBBIOlSr  OOMICEHGE 


Ho.  538. — ExpOBTB  (Including  Rbbxportb)  and  Gbnebal  Imports  or  Mm 

[AllflfarwiB 


Cmmtry 


▲lift — Continued . 

11.  flovthern  and  SovthaMt- 
em — Continued. 

French  Indo-Chimt. 

PhUippine  Talanda. 

8iam 

Other  AsIa 


IS. 


China 

Hong  Kong 

Kwantung 

Japan 

Soviet  Russia  in  Asia. 


U.  Oceania 

Australia 

New  Zealand... 
British  Oceania. 
French  Oceania. 
Other  Oceania.. 


Africa. 


14.  Mediterranean. 

Algeria  and  Tunisia . . 
Canary  Islands 

ItSanAfricallllll'"! 
Morocco 

Spanish  Africa,  n.  e.  s. 


16.  Other  Africa 

Ethiopia 

Belgian  Congo 

British  Africa- 
West 

Union  of  South 

Africa. 
Other  British  South 

AfHca. 
East 

Liberia 

Madagascar 

French  Africa,  n.  e.  s 

Portuguese  AiHoa 

MosambiqcM.. 

Other 


ImpOTts 


Itli. 

ayerage 


latin  Ameriea  (grovpa  S,  8, 

4,  and  6). 

WtiX  laal  (gronpa  11,  IS,  IS).. 


.  1 

19^4301 

110 

68 

lS6,S0e 

35,323 

3,0M 

96 

84,000 

1,734 

17,S76 

is;  813 

3,758 

118 

1,048 

40 

SS,57S 


18,006 

»<783 

130 

16^887 
106 
233 


4,477 
1 
7 

»«740 
2,463 


(") 


042 
3 
33 


280 


IStl- 

iisii 

average 


235 

80^108 

301 

04 

406,575 

142^085 

16,087 

2,730 

335,384 

480 

58,  OM 
37,634 
13,821 

864 
1,480 

286 

71,490 


"2;  0061 

340 

38,471 

31 

8041 


85,867 

3 

000 

is;  848 
0,302 


1,760 

20 

307 

U.U776 

9;  615 


485,476     985,6601,060,590 


898,888    975,6911. 061, 4U 


366 

77,734 

222 

106 

559,116 

187,602 

10,861 

4,386 

346,005 

"273 

69,900 

41,080 

16,573 

1,000 

1,467 

81 

87,061 


41,854 

2;  373 

335 

38,806 

83 

358 


45,807 
(") 
073 

17,407 
13,433 


1,578 

18 

166 

634 


3,186 
7,861 


171 

07,068 

307 

60 

476,089 

117,888 

16,400 

2^443 

340,006 

34 

48,046 
83,868 
13,626 

640 
1,766 

147 


7S,00S 


88,  ni 

1,067 

103 

30,005 

1 

46^ 


40,881 

3 

1,186 

is;  106 
7,737 


1,667 
6 
231 
0301 


4,024 
11,434 


1,069,188 


967,817 


1981 


100 

111,810 

770 

208 

574,748 

168,080 

17,780 

3,637 

384,166 

333 


n, 

66,110 
10,734 

626 
1,871 

468 

08.144 


44,000 

2;  033 

282 

41.045 

2 

737 


47,146 


1,824 

17,340 
0,215 


3,344 

77 

625 

1,283 


13,444 

84 


1,040,589 


1,867,867 


107 

108,797 

633 

414 

559,875 

143,304 

11, 3( 

3,466 

400,683 

610 

68,856 

45,738 

18,836 

1,464 

3,337 


06.480 


89,878 

3,164 

464 

35,215 

1 

642 


57,048 

14 
1,607 

10,704 
10,827 


2;  368 
380 
371 

I.IOOI 


11,663 
141 


1,448,888 


isn 


142 

115,080 

670 

174 

671.096 

151,680 

14,785 

3,688 

402,105 

738 

6i681 

38,627 

12,671 

1,060 

2,164 


98,255 


89.888 

4,660 

652 

33,292 

II 

731 

2 

68,917 

28 

16^015 

23.945 
8,742 


1,614 
362 
108 

1,630 


1,300 
173 


l,09i046I,019,S88 


1,884.415 


1998 


84 

116^609 
2H 


541.095 

130,051 

13,667 

3,021 

384,460 

76 

68,450 

31.677 

10.208 

1,182 

1.483 


00,807 


86.618 

4,038 

835 

28,687 

22 

1,136 


54,688 

2G 

16,720 

23;  168 
0,130 

61 

3,810 
104 
217 

1,201 


3,071 
81 


1,080,158 
1. 180, 667 


>  See  headnote  and  Table  522. 

>  Average,  1011-1014. 

*  Irish  Free  State  is  included  in  United  KTngdnm  prior  to  1035. 

*  1035  only. 

*  Figures  given  under  Austria  are  Cor  Austria-HimgBry. 

*  Includes  Ukraine. 

'  Serbia  and  Montenegro. 

*  Includes  Greece  in  Asia  and  Armenia  and  Kurdistan. 


FOBBraN'  COHMBBCB 


491 


CHANDI8B,  BT  CoNTIKBNTS,  COMIUBCIAL  REGIONS,  AND  COUNTSIXB — Continued 
tlMnuaads  of  doOan] 


Exports  (indnding  reexports^ 

1919- 
1914. 

average 

1911- 
19M. 

average 

1888 

1884 

1881 

1884 

1887 

1 

1888 

Country 

Asia— Continued. 

243 

22,596 

481 

1 

1,079 

51,027 

1,199 

19 

2^041 

40^241 

799 

4 

787 

60^519 

926 

11 

1,371 

61,062 

1,444 

14 

2,190 

68.648 

1,862 

37 

1,427 

601522 

1,910 

64 

1,738 

791806 

2;  638 

108 

11.  Sonthara  and  SovtliaaflU 
erft— Continued. 
French  Indo-China. 
Philippine  Islands. 
8iam. 
Other  Asia. 

n,8S9 
21.578 

9,137 

676 

4.S290 

1,148 

871,689 

104,175 

17,810 

^735 
241,877 

1,072 

408,896 
108,606 
17, 610 
8,760 
966^9491 
"1,312 

889,077 

100^189 

17,478 

8,614 

283,000 

780 

844,887 

94,442 

14,306 

6,267 

220^642 

710 

891,861 
110^206 

uoio 

6,466 

20a754 

1,407 

887,410 

83, 4n 

18,866 

6^606 

257,570 

835 

466,889 

137,661 

21,977 

6^246 

288,168 

1,887 

18.  laMera. 
China. 
Hong  Kong. 
Kwantong. 
Japan. 
Soviet  Russia  in  Asia. 

47,716 

38,  r^ 

7,791 

296 

754 

153 

94,638 

141,496 

111,273 

28,1981 

6061 

1,065 

284 

69,799 

146,488 

110^389 

1,044 
267 

•9,671 

168.606 

125,178 

20^306 

581 

1,215 

225 

70,994 

189,489 

148,524 

88,363 

1,065 

1.21^ 

322 

88,097 

918,706 

168,605 

41,675 

1,425 

1,011 

101,919 

198.714 

1501124 

32^617 

1,156 

917 

180^088 

141,440 

35^836 

1,609 

1,259 

18.  Ooeaaia. 
Australia. 
New  Zealand. 
British  Oceania. 
French  Oceania. 
Other  Oceania. 

107,088 

no;  718 

4,914 

"2,357 

752 

1,688 

50 

51 
17 

90,880 

«  7,829 

2;  110 

8,221 

63 

2,445 

661 

18,888 
5,588 
1,886 
6,174 
47 
2,112 
566 

16,696 
6,525 
2^001 
^866 
31 
1,570 
602 

18,900 
5,652 
1,986 
7,391 
95 
2;  391 
682 

98,878 

6,669 

3,833 

10^249 

15 

2.313 

799 

8M46 
0^855 
2^343 

11,182 

55 

3,296 

1,414 

97,888 
8,726 
3,369 

11,060 

80 

3,669 

1,076 

14.  XediteRaneaii. 

Algeria  and  Tunisia. 

ItSSn  Africa. 

Morocco. 

Spanish  Africa,  n.e.8. 

19,794 

' 34 

l«3,189 
12,910 

708 
96 
18 

5^770 

469 

7,835 
31,300 

44,809 

6 
322 

8,127 
28^401 

64,809 

21 

498 

8,0091 
36,030 

2;  562 

139l 
2;  600 

70^867 

7 

787 

10^688 
46,162 

3,840 
329 
168 

3,256 

n,491 

4 

1,233 

9,913 
61,080 

3,977 
389 
287 

4.060 

4,069 
1.492 

81,948 

18 

729 

13,777 
52; 486 

4,843 
756 
860 

2,928 

"*"4,"872 
1,174 

88,846 

21 
771 

13,464 
57,016 

2,  on 

4,890 
607 
813 

3,363 

6,*668 
1,346 

16.  Oilier  Africa. 

Ethiopia. 

Belgian  Congo. 

British  Africa- 
West. 
Union  of  South 

Africa. 
Other  British  South 

2;  306 

213 

130 

«.»*2,35fl 

4,687 

1,455 

175 

80 

1,885 

Africa. 
East. 
Liberia. 
Madagascar. 
French  Africa,  n.  e.  s. 
Portusueipe  Africa. 

8,157 
708 

3,946 
695 

4,907 
713 

Other." 

^Wy  999 

741,698 

09i979 

770,418' 

888.819 

878,806 

845,879 

878,010 

LatiB  America  (groapa  8, 8. 
4,  and  6). 

166,168 

1 

688,981 

868,867 

886, 694 

889,007 

ni.186 

746^841 

888,847 

Far  laal  (gnrapa  11, 18,  IS). 

•  Other  British  East  Indies  prior  to  1922. 
» Indnded  In  other  Netherlands  Bast  Indies, 
u  Includes  Far  Eastern  RepubUo. 

u  Figures  given  under  Algeria  and  Tunisia  indnde  French  Africu,  n.  e.  s.,  for  yean  prior  to  1922. 
u  Less  than  $500. 
^*  Indudes  Kamerun. 
^  Average,  1922-1986. 


492 


FOBEiaK   OOMMZBCB 


Ho.    520.— EXPOBTS    (nrCLVDIHG    RESXP0BT8)    AFB    6BHSRAI  DCPOEm 
OF  MSRCHANDI8S,  BY  GB0VP8  OF  CUSTOMS  DIBTBICTS 

NoTB.— Fiscal  yean  to  and  indndlng  1015:  thereafter,  calendar  yean.  AH  flgoies  except  export  flgnres 
for  1885  and  1870-1878  represent  speoie  Taloes:  ezporte  for  tlioee  yean  represent  miied  gold  and  onfTCBoy 
valoeB  and  hence  do  not  agree  with  the  specie  vidoes  given  for  total  exports  in  other  tables.  Exports 
and  imports  of  the  interior  districts,  a  small  percentage  of  the  total  (jne  Table  531),  are  not  included  in 
this  table 

[All  flfforee  ia  thousands  of  doUan] 


Year  or 

yearly 

average 


IRflO 

18fl6 

1870 

1871-1875... 
1876-1880... 
1881-1885... 
1885-1890... 
1891-1805... 
1806-1900... 

1901-1905... 
1906-1910... 
1011-1015... 
1015-10201.. 
1921-1025... 

1884 

1885 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1880 

1890 

1801 

1802. 

1803 

1804 

1806 

1806 

1807 

1806 

1800 

1900 

1001 

1002 

1008 

1004 

1005 

1906 

1907 

1008 

1000 

1010 

1011 

1012 

1013 

1014 

1015 

1015  (6  moe.) 

1016 

1017 

1018 

1010 

1020 

1021 

1022 

1023 

1024 

1025 

1926 

1027 

1998 


Atlantic  coast 


Exxxnts 


160^216 
267,450 
203,440 

300,885 
533,477 
580,552 
548,775 
655,100 
813, 130 

023,883 
1,058,483 
1,364,246 
4,234,098 
2;  207,289 

542,780 
563,743 

505,362 
538,943 
522,696 
548,011 
628,865 

637,454 
753,107 
624,278 
670^266 
500,398 

685,842 
733,205 
862;  325 
870,755 
063,560 

1,002,841 
805,445 
00il72 
807,106 
017,360 

1,061,778 
1,070,770 
1, 155, 761 
076.063 
1,018,144 

1,166,460 
1,262,670 
1,348,811 
1,304,100 
1,739^159 

1,303,840 

3. 826. 421 

4,287.541 

8,758,0421 

6.211,140 

4,004.006 

2,378,557 
1.038.344 
2,070.261 
2.245,602 
2;  403, 680 

2.308,548 
2,207,143 
2^290,374 


Imports 


304,577 
193,741 
370,614 

501,068 
425,404 
572,760 
504,176 
651,233 
611,207 

776,744 
1. 052, 156 
1,278,063 
2,245,780 
2;  206, 418 

583,307 

481,845 

533,642 
578,040 
506,776 
600.888 
653,535 

007,065 
689,458 
717,360 
537,644 
613,737 

645,204 
630,407 
502,146 
576,163 
603,113 

670;  622 
724,371 
821,262 
770.287 
888.230 

074,563 
1,133,082 

007,185 
1.018,847 
1,227,155 

1,168,540 
1. 268, 101 
1,375,860 
1,874,621 
1, 212, 656 

638,241 

1,654,404 
1,798,340 
1,820,544 
2;  620, 614 
3,801,648 

1.726,488 
2,024,214 
2,534,277 
2,357.723 
2,839^3801 

2,063,131 
2,774,503 
2,677,130 


Oolf  coast 


Exports 


153,680 

3,622 

146^020 

122,677 
107,452 
114,710 
112,611 
140^220 
188,587 

207,581 
408,656 
513,060 
046,560 
1,068,502 

iiaioo 

07,796 

106^481 
104,220 
104,674 
107,600 
141,120 

151,041 
174,686 
126,502 
126,788 
122;  188 

131,320 
181,200 
201,848 
104,390 
234,108 

285,465 
263,070 
285,021 
334,705 
810,544 

368,723 
460,278 
806,552 
400,631 
800;  100 

487,020 
463,074 
543,077 
56^388 

506,435 

223,556 

624,381 

663,341 

776,176 

1,285,148 

1,683.476 

1,076.736 

014,466 

001,864 

1. 164, 452 

1.20^444 

1,120;  044 
1.100,018 
1, 227, 757 


Im- 
ports 


22,808 

1,476 

16,506 

20,000 
12,430 
13,834 
14,204 
21,407 
18,356 

87,652 

60,001 

100,153 

185.341 

233,228 

12,048 
10,820 

10,062 
11,063 
13,865 
17, 2f 
17,821 

23,214 
21,750 
21,682 
20;  681 
16,700 

17,548 
10,001 
13,063 
17,488 
23,603 

26.670 
81,077 
38,378 
43.024 
48,210 

53,964 
62,906 
50,341 
50, 566 
68,705 

82.148 

02,245 

103,612 

120,872 

102;  388 

44,306 

114,296 
144,470 
156,890 
220,296 
839;  513 

158,231 
188,420 
237,570 
281,881 
800; 088 

825,614 
285,378 
284,576 


Mexican 
border 


Ex- 
ports 


1,012 


a;  213 

2,719 
3,114 
4,43r 
3,640 
8,507 
15,061 

26,364 
83,074 
22,785 
49;  361 
73,826 

4,642 
2,625 

2;  005 
2,654 
3,448 
4,401 
5,608 

7,541 
6,008 
12,152 
7,345 
8,066 

10;  064 
13,000 
12;  135 
15,820 
22,820 

21,147 
24,231 
26,986 
29,261 
26,245 

34,925 
41, 101 
33,101 
27,1361 
20,106 

80,307 
27,104 
24,008 
16,630 
14,801 

0,766 

23,501 
48,420 
47,566 
58,021 
84,220 

103,543 
57,012 
50,564 
73,263 
75^760 

72,881 
77,120 
06,464 


Im- 
ports 


528 


060 

1,440 
1,707 
a;  200 
6;  413 
0,610 
4,570 

12;  031 
16,080 
21,706 
41. 471 
17, 117 

1,015 
2,422 

3,730 
5,080 
5,712 
8,182 
0,353 

11,106 

12,501 

13,825 

8,220 

2.485 

3,687 
4,135 
5,065 
4,632 
5,378 

10,142 
13,704 
13,377 
12,460 
14.081 

16,045 
18,001 
ia860 
16,178 
22,011 

20;  364 
22,512 
27.060 
82;  808 
20;  801 

13,024 

42,070 
46,144 
52,414 
35,105 
38,345 

10,113 
11,300 
20;  155 
20,348 
28,678 

26,817 
27,623 
30,804 


Pacific  coast 


Northern 
border 


Ex- 
ports 


4,981 
10,906 
14,647 

21,581 
33.466 
£0,742 
42;  352 
44,200 
60,712 

81,020 

86,220 

135,718 

449;  906 

874.062 

46.305 
47.023 

30,824 
41,414 
86,814 
48,847 
46,361 

52; 583 
55,826 
42,230 
84,500 
86,061 

44,071 
58,025 
74,183 
56,204 
70; 175 

60,534 
87,515 
79,253 
65,723 
103.122 

101. 770 
02,080 
04,207 
60,040 
73,180 

04,261 
127,542 
146,856 
186,248 
173,686 

07,810 

337,020 
800;  024 
538,067 
500,000 
511,233 

311,605 
312,357 
371. 572 
447.311 
427,475 

518,888 
506.125 
561,007 


Ira- 
ports 


7,872 
15,048 
16^241 

26,030 
30,326 
40,285 
46,455 
46,683 
40,627 

55,747 

82,813 

128,010 

420,557 

421,062 

37,184 
35,066 

38,704 
42.223 
40,187 
51,171 
50;  093 

53,581 
40,088 
48,315 
41,241 
40.200 

40. 174 
43,006 
50,204 
45,873 
58.016 

48,203 
54,301 
56,475 
57,400 
62;  267 

66.324 
01.140 
81,962 
85,062 
88,657 

102,703 
111.488 
128,805 
138,151 
158,858 

105.067 

204,073 
530,336 
568,568 
463.137 
301.488 

190.306 
430.152 
480.670 
477.302 
526,969 

546.102 
510,560 
504,606 


Exports 


Im- 
ports 


13,688 
16,228 
1,6043 

22,318 
25,028 
32;  640 
81,000 
44,235 
79;  727 

128^276 
102;  242 
888,403 
840, 360 
663,761 

86,580 
80;  101 

26,813 
28,043 
28,828 
83,643 
86,875 

34.062 
80,666 
43,413 
53,148 
40,001 

easoo 

63,596 

80,961 

89,404 

104,267 

107,030 
111.441 
125,750 
133,042 
152,300 

17A.665 
198, 674 
181. 147 
170.320 
225,396 

200.800 
322,371 
401,006 
341,183 
832,020 

218,381 

67a  418 
844,186 

1,027,428 
817. 116 

1,044,482 

614,501 
609,508 
674.231 
638.946 
681,437 

750,473 
856,284 
024,741 


18,836 
27,580 
3U680 

28,828 
22,708 
37,141 
48,514 
48.245 
50,247 

76,141 
112;  757 
150,878 
432,185 
456,922 

32.254 
41.845 

43.000 
46,796 
51.263 
51.066 
49,540 

40.584 
46,010 
52.023 
41.008 
51,017 

66.158 
50,066 
30,478 
45,588 
60,048 

57,120 
67.756 
82.054 
83,744 
00;  080 

07.028 
100,172 
114,874 
112,000 
120,123 

137,724 
137.888 
153,613 
206,273 
164,807 

105,306 

268,062 
404,061 
4u3,816 
610.406 
«o5,700 

406.411 
4^266 

486.843 
441,  717 
607,378 

643,403 
555,002 
564,110 


iPirtod  July  1, 1015,  to  Dec.  81. 1020. 


lOBEION   OOMiaSBOB 


498 


Ho.   530.— SZP0BT8    (nfCLUDIHG   RSSXP0BT8)    AVD    GSHSRAL  IMP0BT8 
OF  KSRCHAHDIBB,  BT  PBIHGIPAL  CUST0M8  DIBTBICT8 

Non.— All  iffvrw  Ia  tliovMBds  of  dolbn.  Fiscal  yean  to  and  indiiding  1916;  therealter,  calendar 
yean.  Figures  represent  spede  valoes  eioept  for  exports  for  yean  1886  and  1890-1S78.  Areas  of  districts 
ware  rearranged  Xoly  1,  1913.  Prior  to  that  date  some  of  the  districts  ware  mora  restricted*  Howeirer 
in  roost  cases,  this  change  only  slightly  affects  the  oomparabUity  of  the  figures.  Prior  to  1914  the 
statistics  given  in  tlie  table  for  Buffalo  Inclada  the  (former)  districts  of  Buffalo  Creek  and  Niagara; 
those  for  Michigan  inclode  the  (formar)  districts  of  Saperior,  Huron,  and  Detroit;  and  those  for 
Massadinsetts  and  Maryland  ware  the  former  districts  of  Boston  and  Baltimore,  raspactivaiy.  See 
abo  headnote^  Table  629 


Year  or  yearly 
average 


1860 

1865 

1870 

1871-1875.. 
187G-1880.. 
1881-1886.. 
1886-1890.. 
1891-1895.. 
1896-1900.. 

1901-1905.. 
1906-1910.. 
1911-1915.. 
1915-1920  >. 
1921-1925.. 

1884 

1885 


Massachusetts 


Ex- 
ports 


1886. 
1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1890. 

1891. 
1892. 
1893. 
1894. 
1895. 


12,748 
19.882 
14,126 

25.334 
47.646 
64.752! 
61.519; 
83.8271 
110.895 

102.378 
88.467 
76.794 

217.236 
65»659 

63.498 
62.000 

64.099 
69.002 
56.467 
66.834 
71,202 

77.0201 
87, 176 
85,460 
83.972 
85,505 

1896 95,851 

1807 100,857 

1898 117,532 

1899 ;  128.037 

1900 j  112,196 

1901 143,708 

1902 i  102,404 

1903 i  88,126 

1904 ■    89.846 

1905 ;  87.804 


1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 1 

1915  (6mo8.).... 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 


1906 98,740 

1907 100,872 

1908 96,051 

1909 ...1  76.158 

1910 70,517 

71.534 
6i^,G92 
69.553 
6.\  715 
107,476 

53,707 

183.953 
208.532 
221.315 
334.487 
192,802 

80,251 
50.545 
62,159 
67.346 
47,494 

41,283 
42.181 
45.470 


1921. 
1922. 
1923. 
1924. 
1925. 

1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


Im- 
ports 


39,334 
M,390 
47,484 

50,165 
45,732 
54.884 
82,501 
88,610 
80.025 

80,132 
113,207 
141,012 
273,049 
257,237 

65,866 
53,446 

68.431 
61.018 
83,898 
66,731 
82,877 

n.213 
71.780 
79.358 
53.309 
66,889 

79.180 
90.178 
51,4Z5 
62.096 
72.196 

61.452 
71.921 
86.311 
80,668 
100,318 

106.442 
124,433 
93.679 
112.473 
129,006 

116.507 
129.293! 
146.599; 
159. 9161 
152,654^ 

81,345 

202.990 
229.404 
295.915 
299.365 
392,753 

164,922 
238.507 
307.288 
253.852 
321,567 

306.879 
288,499 
276,512 


New  York 


Philadelphia 


Exix»ts 


Imports 


8a  048 
202,509t 
198,8161 

257,564| 

321,  VW 

357,502 

323,039 

380^521 

433,960 

511.464 
839,080 
913,312 

2,912,529! 

1,811,838 

329,883 
344,515 

314, 32»! 
316,347 
310,827 
319.839 
849,052 

346,520 
413,953 
347,396] 
360,146 
326,580' 


364,276^ 
391,680; 
445,516 
459,444 
518,834j 

529,593; 
490.3621 
505.830' 
506, 806^ 
524,726. 

607,180 
827,960'. 
701.063! 
607.239 
651, 968| 

772.552 
817, 946! 
917,936i 
864.  M6' 
1.193, 581 1 

1,020^310 

2.790,403 
2,901,138 
2,560,857 
3,456.329 
3,283,873 

1.730,256 
1, 37^  396 
1.518,852 
1.657.698 
1,774,438 

1.862;  538 
1,726,110 
1,760^904 


231.310 
152.249 
281,049 

383.499 
331.382 
463,943 
467,009 
508,284 
477,123 

607.139 

796.313 

975,410 

1,703,482 

1,875^764 

465,130 
380,078 

419,330 
456,699 
470,427 
-472,164 
616,427 

537,786 
536,538 
548,650 
415,796 
477,741 

499,983 
480,604 
402,281 
465,580 
537,237 

527,280 

559,931 

618,706{ 

600,171 

679,629 

734,351 
853,607 
888,216 
779,309 
985,991 

881,593 

975,744 

1,048,321 

1,040,381 

931,011 

496^617 

1,257,185 
1.361,682 
1,294,415 
2;  064, 654 
2,802,621 

1,332.265 
1.484.685 
1,797,820 
1.600.003 
2,074,140 

2,234,984 
2,042.783 
1,960,058 


Ex- 
ports 


Im- 
ports 


5.527 
11,053 
18^928 

24.907 
45.503 
39.145 
33,042 
43.432 
58,495 

73,588 

88,842 

74,238 

415,261 

117,833 

36.493 
88,723 

33,753 
35,427 
28,846 

29,  ns 

37,411 

33,674 

58,541 

49,4021 

40,50r 

85,043 

39.587 
47.306 
56.244 
60,950: 

78,408. 

79,3541 
80.383 
73.532 
71.393 
63,278 

82.564 
94,832 
109,261 
84,286 
73,266 

89,958 
89,070 
76,315 
65,183 
9^666 

77,689 

317. 134 
502.224 
425.072 
619.564 
442,250 

130.672 
126.477 
106.607 
106,444 
119^064 

07,006 
90.911 
88,434 


Maryland 


Ex- 

pwts 


14,612 
7,038, 

H483 


22.809: 
34.3601 
32,807 
44,150 
67,617 
43,284 

53,972 

74,278 

88.261 

144.8491 

182;  857 

83.657 
20;  919 

36,581 
39,952 
41,772 
48,520 
63,936 

60,428 
80,007 
66,122 
53,727 
48,803 

43,841 

48,073^ 

31.420^ 

41,223i 

51,888. 

48,043 
47.750 
69.995 
63,890 
60,181 

70.801 
79,870 
83,432 
88,884 

88,403 

83,627 
85,038 
93,210 
96,483 
72,948 

31,420 

111,411 
102,244 
115,011 
153,81^ 
282,763 

122,302 
151.332 
219,710 
202,697 
215^343 

196,823 
204.500 
216^803 


8,940 
12,141 
14,611 

21,831 
60,007 
61,007 
51,857 
75^026 
06,725 

88,505 

91,931 

107,095, 

320,396 

113,906 

43,079 
45,063 

86,848 
61,807 
46,237 
60,612 
73,964 

84,412 
06,850 
71,507 
78,422 
81,939 

86,399 

85.603 

118.848 

107.156 

115,530 

106.239 
80,533 
81,704 
82,836 
91,215 

109.925 

104,809 

89,969 

77.551 

77,382 

86.121 

92,211 

116.474 

109.890 

131,978 

67,847 

291.188 
377.376 
300,717 
353,713 
381,557 

142,810 
134,941 
93,436 
100.172 
106,814 

139,348 

101,328 

06,074 


Im- 
ports 


9,781 

4,818 

10,612 

27.988 
19,096 
13,801 
12,888 
14,873 
12,300 

32.211 
3a2S2 
30.196 
42.282 
77,886 

11,424 
11,850 

11,807 
12,536 
11,742 
15,234 
13,140 

30,556 
13,419 
16,151 
11,979 
12,281 

13, 4n 

11,371 
8,907 
9,151 

19,045 

18,899 
22,825 
27,803 
20,346 
21, 181 

30,065 
87,774 
29,477 
34,022 
29,901 

32,174 
26,438 
32,896 
34,489 
34,983 

11,938 

38,043 
36,983 
85,963 
38,900 
89,834 

41.134 
80,060 
91,836 
100,494 
04,908 

106,341 
106,987 
110,026 


Georgia 


Ex- 
ports 


18^363 


30;  747 

30,749 
30,501 
22,191 
22,819 
25,020 
27,214 

61,884 
60,781 
84.022} 
139. 812 
71.832 

19.947 
20;  8n 

20.306 
23,783 
20,256 
17,865 
30,884 

33,506 
26,704 
19,840 
25,527 
20,534 

21,409 
23,443 
28,938 
24,030 
38,283 

48,730 
41.525 
64,141 
53.770 
82,245 

64.840 
63.040 
61.0O5J 
50.900! 

83,428! 

72.0761 
104.287! 

68,235 
110.505 

74,919 

30;  362 

88.638 
107,777 
111,391 
258,682 
202,014 

64.124 
67.673 
61.493 
77.337 
96^534 

104.504 
97.228 
80,199 


Im- 
ports 


788 

"i,'ow 

807 
484 
703 
364 
387 
377 

033 

2,863 

4,882 

16,746 

19;  714 

•852 
853 

^6 


304 

874 
473 

618 
302 
338 
863 
426 

374 
418 
393 
876 
430 

846 

672 

1,037 

034 

1,480 

1,803 
2,304 
2,044 
2,162 
3,866 

5,297 
5,130 
4,483 
8,270 
3,261 

850 

1,884 
4,888 

16,001 
15,387 
54, 


9,' 
14,073 
28,928 
22.888 
22,917 

19;  400 
18,068 
18,804 


1  Period  July  1. 1915,  to  Dec.  31, 1990. 


TOBXION   OOHMEBOB 


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4.310 


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30,7»  337,030   131, IM 


35,800     <H.SM]3M,220 


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Vo«   530. — Exports    (Including    Rskxpobts)    and    Genbbal   Imposts 
Mbbchandibb,  bt  Principal  Customs  Districts— Ckmtinued 

[All  ftfvrM  tai  thousands  of  doUars] 


OF 


Year  or  yearly 
ayerage 


1800. 
1805. 
1870. 


1871-1876. 
1870-1880. 
1881-1885. 
1880-1890. 
1891-1895. 
1890-1900. 


1901-1905.. 
1900-1910. 
1911-1915. 
1915-1920  V 
1921-1925. 


1880. 
1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1890. 

1891. 
1892. 
1893. 
1894. 
1806. 

1890. 

1897. 
1896. 


San  Frandsoo 


Ex- 
ports 


Im- 
ports 


4,808 

9,988 

IS.  992 

19,470 
27,718 
41,740 
83,035 
82,305 
80,007 

87,751 

32,7581 

00,154 

180,317 

158.275 


1884 87,061 

1886 88.110 


30, 

32,711 

27,085 

87,073 

30,870 

40,109 
40,737 
31,144 
24,908 
24,873 

31.583 
38,048 
41,234 


7,387 
15,802 
15^963 

26,459 
29,798 
89,109 
44,344 
43,557 
40,443 

38,188 

40,220 

03,700 

197,013 

155,500 

35,858 
35,040 

87.142 
40,708 
40,093 
48,420 
48.751 

50,943 
47,130 
45,291 
38,147 
30,270 

41,400 
34.370 
42,823 


Washlnfton 


Ex- 
ports 


03 
033 

428 

497 
4801 

2;  708 

5.027 

13,948 

30,708 

38,667 

57,711 

222,702 

110^301 

1,956 
3,186 

2;  123 

1,770 
2;  251 
4.009 
3,320 

5,729 
0,500 
6.093 
4.943 
6.806 

0.866 
11,805 
17.919 


Im- 
ports 


12 
36 

30 
33 

109 

417 

1,008 

0.399 

9,907 

23,409 

50,200 

200.802 

214,213 

138 
238 

001 

407 
802 

306 

477 

673 

840 

1.230 

3;  222 

6.484 
7,000 
5,068 


Year  or  yearly 


1899. 
1900. 

1901. 
1002. 
1908. 
1904. 
1906. 

1900. 
1907. 
1906. 
1900. 
1010. 

1011. 
1912. 
1913. 
1914. 


San  Francisco 


Ex- 
ports 


30,215 
40^308 

34.597 
38,184 
83,503 
32.547 
49.924 

89,916 
33,027 
28.000 
31.009 
31, 181 

40,026 
40,250 
00,021 
03.375 
1016 :    81.601 

1915  (Omos.)....     41,807 

1910 '  120.758 

1917 175.130 

1918 '  214.095 

1919 940.518 

1920 


1921 120.111 

1922 145.099 

1923 100.432 

1924 173.442 

1925 183.282 

1926 186,773 

1927 174,555 

1988 201.265 


Im- 
ports 


36.747 
47,870 

36,102 
35.103 
30.454 
37.543 
44.070 

44.483 

54.095 
48.261 
49.996 
49,351 

53,885 
59.236 
02,502 
07,111 
70.068 

45^290 

117, 128 
231,979 
2^,519 
238,027 
211,928 

97.129 
170.815 
100.086 
146.335 
190,637 

210.189 
199.999 
196.275 


Washingtoa 


Ex- 
ports 


16.300 
17,903 

20,679 
83,789 
32,500 
22.730 
43.843 

49.236 
43,650 
44,083 
26.788 
80,121 

39,361 
63,746 
62,648 
55.012 
67,888 

46^161 

200,448 
196,932 
296,166 
292,274 
192.880 

90,327 

90,071 

116,068 

134,760 

120^667 

147,570 
129,513 
150,817 


porti 


7.  SID 
7.1« 

6.721 
11,971 

ia;i77 

11.286 
7.878 

18.614 
36.363 

2a;2D0 

30.900 
98^910 

30.065 
39.011 
.61.474 
66.303 
08.467 

66^988 

161,780 
389,078 
800^964 
196,919 
184^079 

58.580 
218.218 
26X156 
270^284 
261,890 

261.880 
230.284 
229,034 


1  Period  July  1. 1915,  to  Dec.  81. 1990. 


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490 


OF  VHITBD  STATES  MBRCHAVDISB  XZPOBTED 

Fignres  are  for  flacal  yeus  ended  Sept.  30^  throng  IMO^  end  JniM  MK  ISSO  timagii  1916: 
of  nde;  in  other  cases  the  item  was  not  segrogatod 

aaads  of  dollara] 


Cotton, 
raw 


Cotton 
mann- 

fao- 
toresi 


2a  157 
29.675 
63,870 
71.965 

191.807 
6.836 

227.028 

205,624 
183,530 
218,763 
224.614 
230,743 
220.804 

335,443 

437.582 
537,044 
768.361 
804.965 

197,015 
201.962 

205.066 
206,222 
223,017 
237,775 
250,960 

290.713 
258,461 
188,771 
210.860 
204.901 

190,056 
230,891 
230,442 
210,090 
242,969 

315,105 
291,598 
317,065 
372.049 
381,399 

401,006 
481.278 
437,788 
417. 391 
450^447 

585,319 
565,849 
647,357 
6ia  475 
376, 218 

157.548 
545^229 
675,304 
67il23 
1.137,371 
1,136,400 

53i242 
673.250 
807.108 
950^581 
U  050;  751 

814.429 
826,306 
920,006 


Saw- 
mill 
prod- 
ucts 


Other 

wood 

mano- 

fectnres 


1,318 
3,550 
4.734 
10^935 
3,452 
8,787 

3,196 
10.047 
12;093 
12;  423 
13.354 
20,494 

31.333 

3M41 

52,525 

214.097 

133,062 

11.885 
11.837 

13,960 
14,020 
13,013 
ia313 
9,999 

13,605 
13,226 
11.809 
14.341 
13,790 

16,837 
21,038 
17.024 
23,567 
24,003 

20,272 
32,106 
32,216 
22,404 
49.666 

52,944 
33;  306 
26,178 
31,879 
33,397 

40,852 
60;  770 
61.610 
40,246 
70;  247 

48,714 
127,062 
157.267 
179,106 
27a  236 
896.458 

115,539 
136,679 
136,186 
13a  687 
146,167 

128,768 
133,180 
134,643 


1.513^ 

1,650 

2,072 

2,646 

3,884 

7,020 

4,660 

6,749 
7.840 
11.796 
13,376 
14,782 
22,390 

34,447 
6a  764 
61.379 
6a630 
86^078 

12,456 
11.017 

11.040 
ia686 
12,533 
16,977 
16,646 

14,887 
14,731 
14,861 
14.463 
14,960 

17, 315 
22,038 
2a  393 
23,591 
28,014 

32;  370 
27,646 
33,681 
42,106 
3a  633 

44,115 
6a  237 
63,839 
44.213 
63,368 

62,947 
6a  811 
7a  966 
7a  006 

aao65 

10.066 
83.061 
4a  302 
64,121 
7a  884 

iiaois 

62;  532 

67,800 

103.378 

101.999 

9a  589 

97.444 
107,674 
10a7«8 


4281 

921 

2,279 

a  148 

11,361 

7.886 

a  106 
7.924 
a  347 
a846 

aoM 

13,863 

17,413 
21,076 
24,687 
3a656 
3a846 

a  749 
a  401 

a  113 

7,710 

a  331 

ia306 
a873 

ao43 
ao6o 

a499 

ia56i 
ia3i3 

11,836 
ia643 
13,393 
13,990 
ia500 

16,416 
ia330 

laiio 

ia256 
17.056 

2a  611 
2a  960 
22;  825 
ia879 
31.103 

2i384 
25,667 
Sa764 
3a  326 
ia200 

a969 
2a  818 

3a  002 
3a  006 
61.239 
64,347 

2a  040 
34,486 
33,347 
82;  248 

saioo 

37,884 
3a  060 
S7,6S5 


Coal 
and 
eoke 


Petro- 
leum 
and 
prod- 
ucts 


167 

741 

1,371 

1,306 

2,638 
3,474 
4,077 
a  747 
iai84 
14,005 

3a  131 

3a  825 

5a  648 

161,600 

131,112 

a036 
4.681 

4,207 
4,661 
a345 
a  714 
a  910 

a434 

a  761 
iai85 
laoos 

11,445 

11,146 
11,556 
12;  298 
14.291 
2a  737 

23,751 
22;  486 
23,119 
3a  044 
31.387 

3a  662 
37,741 
42,074 
4a  009 
4a  690 

4a  314 
5a  567 
6a  416 
02;  711 
6a  211 

87.286 
72;  500 
lia956 
lia742 
12a  506 
36a  805 

17a  963 

oa56a 

16a  014 
lia966 
107,086 

20a884 

10a887 

9a618 


Iron 
and 


mill 
prod- 
acts 


ia766 
32,009 

3a  913 
43,806 
47.763 
51.161 
«.344 
6a766 

82;  300 
10a803 
137.068 
347.896 
40a061 

4a  366 
61.963 

61.929 
4a  858 
49.211 
61.9431 
5a  812 

6a  741 
4a  771 
4a  658 
4^320 
6a  230 

6a790 
67.602 
62,156 
6a078 
84,214 

77,970 
81,162 
7a  665 
87.920 
87,662 

92,850 

9a  887 

112,857 

112,446 

10a977 

10a494 
122.789 
14a  256 
161.086 
14a  668 

8a264 
23a  069 
37a  906 
30a542 
374,530 
68a  348 

89a  871 
844.266 
a6a«36 
442;  564 
472;  962 

664,684 
48a  908 

6»,853 


Copper 

aiid 
mann- 

fao- 
tores 


1,190 
530 

1,115 
1,185 
1,322 
1,922 
a  241 
3a438 

32;  750 

6i297 

9a313 

tfl.191 

16a  776 

1,551 
1,422 

1.372 
1,465 
1,925 
2;066 
2,798 

ai89 

a  871 
a366 
a340 
a446 

4.602 
ia782 
ia973 
3a  307 
8a  534 

4a  455 
3a  686 
21,418 
8a  832 
4a  402 

61.183 
6a  451 
67.820 
4a  630 
0a403 

7a  790 

102,385 

124.222 

9a920 

8a  247 

10a804 
87a  975 
044,934 
682;  219 
44a  999 
407,001 

23a  130 
13a  218 
107.066 
16a  800 
144^102 

174, 101 
lfla847 
17a  049 


37 

37 

87 

106 

1,664 

1,645 

1.042 

740 

a664 

a  961 

7.300 

14.802 

8a  745 

64,942 

92,334 

12a655 

30a909 

12a  761 

a596 
iai87 

a673 
a727 
a877 
a667 

a«» 

11,876 
ia368 

a  117 

2a  133 
ia673 

31,764 
8a  681 
3a  005 
3a  434 
6a  862 

44,614 
4a  820 
4a  606 

5a  119 

87,664 
8a  179 

9a  001 

10a873 
8a  706 

sasoo 

104.906 
117.068 
14a  124 
161,472 
101,600 

7a  088 

ssasso 

80a871 
30a733 
18a  790 
141,717 

97.896 
10a874 
12a  320 
16a  046 
101,166 

141,304 
lfla314 
18a831 


Ma- 

ehin- 

HI' 


Aoto- 
mobfles 
indod- 
ingen- 

ipnes 
and 

parts 


7,222 
a783 

a373 
a357 
ia652 
ia662 
22;  061 
6a  135 

77.958 
lia983 
15a  807 
864.316 
82a  968 

ia386. 
ia970. 

iaio2. 

ia696. 

iai56. 
iao34. 
ia62i. 

21,110. 
31,475. 
31,809. 
31,687. 
34.324. 

3a  313. 
87,738. 
44,438. 
61,117. 
7a  020. 

7a  480. 
07.610 
7a  202 
8a  841 
8a  748 

10a379 

12a  355 

12a  661 

9a  963 

iia7i8 

151,306 
10a046 
194,738 
167,909 
lia090 

94,985 
37a  071 
86a  068 

soaooi 

861,900 
687,671 

40a465 
S4,088 
28a  396 
811,540 
S8a009 

40aO4O 
48a  349 
487,384 


Tear  or  ymdj 


a392 

8a  805 

167,775 

177,104 


949 
1,307 
1,806 
a  481 

a497 
a602 
a278 
a992 
11,190 

lasoo 

2a  435 
8a  982 
8i501 
0a610 

5a  047 
13a064 
134.476 

loaof 

16a  436 
80a362 

8a7« 
10a302 
17a  612 

aoa87a 

8ia886 

83a  179 
88a  828 
80ai77 


1831. 
1830. 
1840. 
1850. 
1860. 
1866. 
1870. 

1871-1876. 
1876-1880. 
1881-1886. 
1886-1800. 
1891-1806. 
1890-1900. 

1901-1906. 

1900-1010. 

1911-1916. 

1916-1990.* 

1021-1036. 

1884. 
1885. 

1886. 
1887. 
1888. 
1880. 
1890. 

1891. 
1893. 
1803. 
1894. 
1805. 

1896. 
1897. 
1896. 
1890. 
1900. 

1901. 
1903. 
1903. 
1904. 
1906. 

1906. 
1907. 
1908. 
1009. 
1910. 

1011. 
1913. 
1913. 
1914. 
1915. 

1916(0niot0.* 

1916. 

1917. 

19ia 

19191 

1020. 

102L 
1022. 
1028. 
1934. 
1036. 

1036. 
1037. 


•July  to 


500 


FOBEIOK  COMKEBOB 


Ho.  686.— YALUB  OF  PtlVCIPAl  C0MM0DITII8 

NoTB.~8peote  TsliMB.   Flgoras  npresdnt  genanl  import4;  they  are  for  flaeal  yean  ended  Sept.  30 

entire  abeenoe  of  trade;  In  other 

[AD  flffvraa  la  thev 


Year  or  yearly 


1821 

1830 

1840 

ISfiO 

1800 

1805 

1870 

1871-1875.. 
1870-1880.. 
1881-1885. . 
1880-1890.. 
1801-1805. . 
1800-lWO.. 

lflOl-1005.. 
1900-1010. . 
1011-1015. . 

1015-ioaor 

1921-1035.. 

1884 

1885 

1880 

1887 

1888 

1880 

1890 

1801 

1802 

1803 

1804 

1805 

1896 

1897 


1899 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1906 

1908 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1915(6mos.)«. 

1910 

1917 

1918 

1019 

1920 

1921 

1823 

1923 

1924 

1935 

1928 

1927 

1928 


Hidea 

and 

skins 


Furs, 

and 

znanu- 

(teo- 

tures 


883 
2,410 
2,756 
4,799 

10.525 
4.550 

14,402 

16,049 
18,237 
25,179 
34,873 
25,206 
30.075 

56,206 

82.510 
102,067 
201.517 

93,067 

22,851 
20,586 

26,699 
34,219 
23,989 
25.128 
21,882 

27.931 
26,860 
28,848 
16,786 
26,123 

30^520 
27.863 
37,069 
41,968 
57,936 

48,220 
58,007 
58,032 
52,000 
64,764 

83,882 
83,207 
64,770 
78»487 
112,348 

7a  505 
103,476 
117.386 
130^390 
104,177 

67,579 
173.603 
300,730 
106.044 
306.610 
343,878 

67.561 

107.039 

118»9I7 

75^063 

96,764 

96,811 
11%846 
150^810 


RniitS 
and 
nuts 


Vege- 

tahle 

oils  ex 

prasaed 

and  fats 


334 
306 

433 
1,014 
1,838 
3,309 
3,336 

3,704 
4,680 
7,386 
7,161 
9,707 
9,334 

15,003 
31,460 
19^341 
47,630 
79,840 

8,178 
5,358 

6,814 
7,386 
6,736 
7,416 
7,654 

9^820 
iai97 
10.668 

7,630 
10,333 

9^303 

6,016 

7,881 

10^861 

13,060 

11,030 
15,634 
16,302 
14,763 
18,306 

31,866 
31,884 
15,918 
31,087 
36,896 

33,619 
34,986 
34,103 
13,836 
10,162 

8,940 
31.060 
30,038 
34.104 
76,378 
93.399 

40;  066 
68.110 
87.076 
87,706 
116,340 

117,418 
186,674 
118,357 


181 
530 
1,405 
1,101 
4,804 
3,366 
7,417 

10,087 
11,486 
17,880 
10,684 
31,832 
17,661 

23,034 
33,692 
43,083 
61,756 
75,499 

19,812 
16,706 

17, 318 
20,608 
20,602 
18,746 
20^746 

2^983 
20,944 
23.687 
18,755 
17,240 

10,032 
17,  ir 
14,667 
18,814 
10^264 

10,687 
21,481 
23,727 
24,436 
26^037 

28,016 
86,666 

86,874 
80^444 
86,661 

88;  978 
4^667 
41,091 
61,036 
40,504 

30^895 
44,749 
44,744 
48,733 
78.991 
101, 561 

73,633 
73,499 
7a  463 
73.336 
88.664 

87,660 
8i731 
88^667 


Cofbe 


18 
363 
933 

1,619 
634 

3,163 

1,097 
1,330 
1,697 

1,« 

3.026 

3,716 

7,360 
14,002 
26,664 

84,462 
6a  652 

1,677 
2,091 

1,924 
1,685 
1,914 
1,805 
2,160 

2;  198 
3,116 
3,646 
3.641 
3,633 

3.664 
3.487 
3.368 
3,609 
4,463 

4,688 
6,636 
a487 
7,839 
8,119 

a688 
11,600 
13,860 
14,683 
31,639 

38,071 
35,167 
36^191 
8a  650 
33,699 

ia984 

4a  081 

66.307 

111.313 

137.833 

108,036 

39.880 
60.043 
04,686 
60.667 
74,986 

79,060 
78,660 
77,918 


Safari 


4,490 
4,327 
8,646 
11,886 
21,884 
11,242 
34,385 

43,737 
6i011 
48,367 
63,604 
9a330 
67,830 

00,460 

78,406 

10a970 

166,366 

306^793 

49,687 
46,733 

43,673 
6a  848 
6a  606 
74,735 
7a  367 

9a  134 
13a  043 
8a  486 
9a  815 
9a  131 

8i793 
81,644 
6a  068 

6a  276 
63,468 

63,861 
7a  963 
6a  301 
69,6531 
84,654 

73,366 
7a  333 
67,688 
79,113 
60,104 

0a668 
117,837 
lia963 
lia735 
10a766 

64,394 
lia813 
122,607 

99,423 
361.370 
352,461 

143.809 
I6a854 
19a  333! 
34a  838 
38a  335 

S3a746 
364,376 
30a044 


a664. 

4,631 

a  681 

7,666 

31,079 

37,336 

5a  934 

7a  764 
7a  678 
87,906 
8a  614 
10a946 
8a  796 

77,440 

93;  386 

lia330 

39a  906 

39a  380 

9a368 
73,630 

8a  774 
7a  411 
74,346 
8a  644 
9a  096 

10a738 
104,409 
lia266 
12a  872 
7a  463 

8a220 
9a  066 
6a  473 
94,964 
10a261 

9a  488 
5a  061 
72.060 
71,916 
97,646 

8a  460 
92,806 
8a  258 
0a666 
10a349 

9a  691 
lia  616 
10a640 
101,436 
17a  867 

67,425 
227,319 
231,990 
341,300 
80ai71 
l,0iai88 

33a  387 
251,005 
38a  000 
86a  666 
34a  006 

33a  634 
26a  168 
307,048 


Rnb- 
onkle 


1,437 


Tohac- 

eo,  un- 

manu- 

f^ 

tared 


34,838 

6a  687 

83.731 

103,  Itf 

103,932 

ia736 
a096 


11. 

ia787 

ia067 

13.387 

14,856 

17.866 
la  718 
17,809 
ia078 
ia363 

la  603 
17,46C 
3a  386 
31,706 
31,377 

3a  466 
34,899 
3a  437 
4a  444 
4a  878 

4a  114 

6a  930 

3a  613 

61, 710 

101, 070 

7a  246 

oaoi3 
oai7o 

71.330 
8a  030 

5a  868 
150,746 
33a  331 
14a  378 
3ia830 
342,706 

7a  773 
101,843 
18a  060 
174.331 
430,706- 

60a818 
83a  859 
344,865 


372 
1,366 

653 
a634 

4,738 

4,000 

ai88 

11,176 

ia8io 

11,355 

ia743 
34,906 
31,676 
61,013 
64,831 

a963 
a302 

7,830 

a  706 

ia871 

ia868 

17,605 

ia384 
ia333 
14,708 
ia985 
14,746 

ia603 
a  584 
7,489 
a900 

ia397 

ia390 

ia3i3 

17.336 
ia039 
ia039 

33,448 
3a  056 
32,870 
2a  401 
27,761 

27,856 
31.919 
3a  919 
3a  029 
27.157 

0.384 
30.856 
3a  472 
54.080 
7a  146 
81,630 

54.172 
66.000 
57,158 
7a  362 
71,464 

6a  670 
74,617 
5a  160 


Cotton 
mana- 

fac- 
tores' 


Borlape 


7,391 

7.866 

a604 

2a  781 

8a  216 

a  234 

3a  380 

31.363 
3a  118 
81,739 
3a  868 
39.483 
3a  694 

47,839 
67,851 
6a  049 
6a  816 
8a  568 

39.075 
37,107 

3a  709 
3a  040 
3a  918 
3a  806 
30,018 

30.713 
3a  334 
3a  638 
33,440 
3a  207 

3a  643 
34.601 
37.430 
32.365 
41.541 

4a  436 
44.956 
6a  360 
6a  370 
6a  162 

64,300 
74,747 
6a  835 
6a  232 
6a  053 

67.004 
6a  175 
6a  067 
70,723 
4a  258 

2a  767 
54,609 
6a  675 
4a  701 
52.652 
137,583 

7a  430 
87.070 
100. 153 
00.914 
79,271 

67,150 
6a  197 
6a  297 


4,552 
a  828 
a  021 

14,368 
2a  730 
3a740 
6a546 
6a  406 

4.067 
a706 

a077 

asr 

4.040 
a384 
a434 

a566 
7.064 
a  154 
4,567 
a789 

a  447 
a  243 

a  671 
a  138 

ia606 

12.606 
ia532 
li378 
14.631 
14,693 

20084 
20.114 
23.225 
laTSO 
21,448 

21.104 
24.350 
37.774 
42.421 
2a  080 

15.800 
39.089 
63.704 
8a270 
6a7A8 
8a  359 

41.377 
4a  256 
6a  972! 
59.396 
8a  028 

8a  238 
67,249 
8a  087 


'  Jnetudet  sirupg  and  maple  tufar  prior  to  Oct.  4, 1913.  <  Inchides  semimanufactures. 


FQBEIQN   CX>MMEBOB 


501 


IMPOBTBD  INTO  THS  VnTKD  STATU 

through  1840,  and  June  30. 1880  throofh  1015;  calendar  years  tbefeafter.    In  some  ea««  blanks  repceeent 
cases  the  item  was  not  s^regated 

aands  of  didlan] 


Wool 

and 

mohair 


Wool 
manu- 
factures 
(indud- 
ingrags, 
noils, 
waste) 


97 
846 
1,000 
4,843 
7,734 
G,743 

15.150 
10,506 
10.603 
16,450 
18,120 
26,212 

24.687 

40,132 

42.664 

170,173 

102,369 

12,385 
li,880 

16,746 
16.424 
15,887 
17,975 
15,264 

18,231 
19.6881 
21.064 
6.107 
25,556 

32,451 
53,243 

lfi.784 

8,523 

20,261 

12.530 
17,712 
22,163 
24,814 
4/i,226 

39.068 
41.534 
23.6651 
45,172 
51,221 

2:^.228 
33.078 
.•i:*,  580 
&3,  191 
Ct^.243 

43.363 
125,524 
171,557 
251.773 
216.765 
126,972 

60,482 
86,546 

129,711 
03.151 

141,957 

106,721 
82,933 
79.861 


Silk, 


7,230 
5^901 

lasosj 

10,621 
43,142 
21,020 
34,481 

47,763 
28,482 
37,046 
48,638 
34,531 
20,406 

17,429 
21,285 
22,777 
26,852 
64,603 

41,158 
35,777 

41,421 
44,003 
47, 710 
53^565 
56,582 

41,060 
35,566 
38,049 
19,439 
38^540 

53,404 
49,163 
14,824 
13,833 
16^164 

14,585 
17,384 
10,546 
17,734 
17,804 

23,061 
22,331 
10,388 
18,102 
23,532 

18,570 
14,013 
16,318 
34,204 
29,701 

7,461 
16,471 
23,343 
22;  800 
19,486 
58»116 

51,218 
59.414 
69,118 
69, 310 
73,900 

7a  667 
78,775 
78,301 


110{ 

234 

386 

1.236 

1,104 

3,018 

^237 
7,543 
13^545 
19,380 
21,806 
301514 

44,815 

66,202 

8a  070 

213,000 

348,133 

12;481 
12;  423 

17.233 
18,687 
10, 151 
18,544 
23,285 

17,005 
24,321 
29,056 
15,628 
22,029 

26,247 
18,497 
31,447 
31,827 
44,550 

20,354 
41.714 
«»,003 
44,462 
50,543 

63^856 
7a  230 
63,666 
78,831 
65^425 

72;  714 
67,173 
82;  148 
07.828 
8a  532 

53,302 
144,757 
184,283 
18a  210 
329,339 
284,891 

250,054 

365,7871 

391,906 

327,582 

396^286 

302,700 
39a  365 
307,907 


Saw- 
mfll 
prod- 
ucts 


7,542 
4,017 
a  076 
8.603 
a  104 
7,707 

12;147 
21,112 
21,884 
45^502 
68,410 

8.780 
7,677 

7,332 
7,858 
8,018 
a  610 

aao5 

ia077 
9,606 

ia730 
8,280 
7,259 

8,527 
9.005 
5,068 
a  015 
0,829 

8,636 
U015 
13,922 
12,027 
14,13 

19.367 

2a  0^ 
2a  257 
2a  900 
24,070 

2a  761 
ia794 
23.096 
22.312 
23.43 

16.231 
3a  407 
35.694 
41.960 
50,314 
7a  057 

44,492 
63,844 
82;  622 
72;  942 
78,150 

74.570 
04,004 
54,886 


Wood 
pulp 


1,851 
1,107 

3,027 

7,729 

la  254 

4^814 

67,002 


Paper 

and 

manu- 

fiK^tures 


1,814 

1.003 
1,820 
2,000 
1,665 
058 

1,053 
801 
602 
673 

2,406 

1,586 
Z050 
3.388 
3,660 
4,501 

4,585 
a  340 
7.313 
a  629 
11,768 

13,980 
14,219 
iai65 
17,023 
19,881 

a567 
2a  966 
41,979 
31,477 
37.048 
89,418 

39.396 
63,292 
74.744 
75.74^ 
81,834 

91,231 
8a842 
88,464 


Petro- 
leum 
and 
prod- 
ucts 


58 
170 

70 

432 

497 

372 

1,100 

1,822 
1,360 
1,888 
2.325 
3,140 
3^882 

3,530 

a706 

12,052 

47,214 

10a239 

1,714 
1,503 

1,830 
2,028 
2;  401 
2;  542 

2,817 

3.031 
3.342 
3,881 
2;  628] 
2,864 

3.100 
3.122 
2;^ 
2,382) 
2;  890 

3.055 
3,170 
3,483 
3, 8681 
4,117 

4.703 
a  750 
7.312 
7.183 
7.491 

8,224 

7,273 

12,109 

ia244 

ia849 

a858 
24.611 
42.031 
4a  214 
54,452 
8a  510 

8a  330 

85,334 

115.650 

117.673 

iiasoi 

I8a490 
1^.365 
15a  407 


a077 
3a  363 
9a703 


584 
556 
962 

2;  578 

4,006 

a  721 

13,903 

ia087 

afi65 
14.398 
21,243 
2a  232 
32.414 
6a  724 

77,715 

8a  485 

7a  713 

101,367 

107,694 

12i566 
113,434 
12a;842 


Copper, 
includ- 
ing ore 
and 
manu- 
factures 


233 
807 
1,653 
2,418 
1,630 
1,144 
656 

1,495 
672 
525 
470 
896 

a866 

22;  Oil 
3a  020 
4a  120 
103,605 
77,811 

527 
400 

506 
338 
406 
483 
521 

730 
1,146 
044 
861 
801 

1,530 
1,626 
3.860 
a  817 
15^400 

2a  582 
25.063 
2a  891 
21,662 
24,835 

32.563 
47.725 
31,520 
3a  076 
4a  245 

3a  682 
4a  217 
5a  580 
5i506 
31,661 

27,002 

0a335 

137,787 

13a  625 

8a271 

oaoio 

4a  785 
6a829 
8a968 
Oai84 
84,270 

0a742 
8i063 

oai87 


Tin, 
includ- 
ing ore 


140 
106 


674 
1,156 

501 
2;  043 

a  136 
2.027 
4,062 
7,005 
7,667 

iaoo4 

21,550 
3a  244 
41,403 
7a  730 
5a226 

a430 
4,283 

a874 
a928 
a  750 
7.014 

aooo 

7,078 
a668 
12;  359 
3^641 
a7B7 

a  762 

a536 

a  776 

11,843 

iaio4 

ia806 
ia462 
2a  610 
21,486 
23,378 

3a  933 
3ail7 
A295 
2a  007 
3a  870 

37,036 
4a  214 
5a  113 
30,422 
3a  778 

21.422 
5a  836 
6a  372 
104,580 
62;  762 
02;  582 

2a;  310 

4a  302 
6a261 
09.024 

oa2io 

104.060 

10a044 

87,083 


FerU- 
Users 
and 
mate- 
rials 


02 

520 

500 

2,182 

2.383 
a  251 
4.677 
4,723 
a940 
7,043 

14,602 
27,046 
30,631 
67,142 
5a  665 

4.480 
a802 

4,511 
4,050 
4,340 
4,056 
4,847 

a050 

aoo7 

a  157 
a  749 
7,336 

7,161 
a785 
a  811 

a  040 
asoo 

11,625 
11, 741 
iaOB7 
ia812 
ia294 

22,761 
2a  098 
24,237 
2a  616 
3a  620 

41,353 
3a  000 
41,383 
4a  381 
3a  130 

ia060 
4a  850 
6a731 

oaoos 

31,804 
114,850 

3a  686 
4a  123 
6a013 
6a531 
7a  072 

oasoo 

5a  842 

7a  118 


Yevor 
ysariy 


1821. 
1830. 
1840. 
1850. 
1800. 
1865. 
167a 

1671-167a 
1876-188a 
1861-1665. 
1880>160a 
1601-1805L 
1806-lOOa 

1001-iooa 
1006-ioia 

191M915. 

1915-1020.* 

1021-1925. 

1884. 
188a 

186a 
1867. 
1668. 
I860. 
160a 

180L 
1802. 
1883. 
1804. 
180a 

180a 
1897. 
1606w 
1890. 

looa 

1001. 
1002. 
lOOSw 
1901 

looa 
looa 

1007. 
1908. 
1900. 

loia 

1011. 
191Z 
1913. 
1914. 

1915. 

1915(6mos.)« 

i9ia 

1917. 

loia 

lOlOL 

182a 

102U 
1822. 
182Sw 
1824. 
182a 

lOK. 
1827. 
1028. 


>  Average  for  period  July  1, 1815,  to  Dee.  31, 1820. 


July  to  December, 


502 


FOBBIGN  COMICBBOB 


Ho.    636.— SXP0KT8    OF   VHITED   STATES    XBRCHAlfDISB   AHD   GSimAL 

IMPORTS  BY  GKOUPS  AHD  SUBOKOITPS 

[TaluM  im  mflUpiu  and  tmthM  of  mflUpiu  of  dolfatfi] 


Qroup  and  subgroap 


Grukd  total. 


Group  00.— Aiiimali  and 
anunal  prodvota,  odlble. 

A.  Animals,  edible 

B.  Meat  products 

C.  Animal  oilsand  fats,  edible. 

D.  Dairy  products. 

E.  Fish- 

F.  Other  edible  animal  prod- 

ucts.  


Exports  of  17.  8.  merchandise 


lilt- 
llUi 


t.lS0.4iSiati71l.7i76a.9 


Group  0.— Animals  and 
anunal  prodncta,  inedi- 
ble.  

A.  Hides  and  skins,  raw,  ex- 

cept furs , 

B.  Leather. 

C.  Leather  manufactures 

D.  Furs  and  manufactures 

£.  Animal  oils  and  greasas, 

inedible 

F.  Other    inedible    animals 
and  animal  products 

Gronp  1.— YefBtoble  flood 
prodncta  and  beTeragee.. 

A.  Grains  and  preparations... 

B.  Fodders  and  feeds 

C.  VoKetables  and   prepara- 

tions.  

D.  Fruits  and  nuts 

S.  Vegetable  oils  and  tets, 

edible 

F.  Cocoa,  coffee,  and  tea. 

0.  Spices 

H.  Sugar  and   related   prod- 
ucts  

1.  Beverages 


Gronp  S.— Yecetable  prod- 
neta,  inedible.  ezoepC 
flben  and  wood 

Rubber  and  manulketures. 

Naval  stores,  gums,  resins, 
and  balsams 

Drugs,  herbs,  leaves  and 
roots,  crude 

Oilseeds 

E.  Vegetable  oUs,'inedible"II 

F.  Dyeing  and  tanning  ma- 

terials  

0.  Seeds,  except  oilseeds. 

H.  Nursery  and  greenhouse 

stock 

1.  Tobacco  and  manuCMtores. 
J.  Miscellaneous      vegetable 

products. 


A. 
B. 

0. 

D. 


Onnp  S.— TatHes 

A.  Cotton,  unmanulketured.. 

B.  Cotton  semimanufMtnres.. 

C.  Cotton  manufactures 

D.  Jute  and  manufactures 

K.  Flax,   hemp,  and   ramie 

manufactures 

F.  Other  vegetable  fibers  and 
manutectures.. 

0.  Hats  of  straw  or  fiber  and  | 

materials  for 

H.  Miscellaneous  fiber  mann-  | 
facturee. ' 

1.  Wool,  unmanufactured 

J.  Wool  semimanufactures 

K.  Wool  manufactures. ' 

L.  Hair  and  manufkctores | 

M.  SiUc,  unmanufaotaied 

N»  Silk  manufactures i 

O.  Rayoo  manuflMtarsa^ 

P.  Miscellaneous  textile  prod- 


;i 


107.8 

7.8 

67.8 

76.7 

8.8 

0.7 

SlO 


oao 

8.2 
80.1 
lOlO 
14.7 

7.4 

6.6 

888.0 

147.8 
20. 

6.8 
28.7 

1014 
7.7 


ia7 

4.0 


lOOii 
12. 

28.4 

LO 

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Ho.  539.— RKEXPOSTS  OF  FOREIGH  MEBCHAVDISl 

NoTK.— Values  expreised  in  thouaanda  of  doDara.  Oroop  totaU  are  for  all  items  in  the  groap,  only  the 
most  important  of  which  are  listed'.  For  weights  of  the  bushel  and  barrel  see  appendix,  p.  8a0.  Tons 
are  of  2,240  pounds 


Group 


Total  Talne «.-...—... 

OfTNip  00.— Animals  and  animal  i>rodacts,  edible 

Oroup  0.— Animals  and  animal  products,  inedible 

Oroup  1.— Vegetable  food  products  and  beverages 

Group  2.— Other  vegetable  products,  except  fibers  and 

wood.  ...-_-.---.--..--.....--...•._ _ 
OnwpsI— TiMtUw"r"""II""IIIIIIIIIIIII"I"I" 

Group 4.— Wood  and  paper... 

Oroup  6.— Nonmetallfo  minerals _ 

Oroup  6.— Metals,  and  manufactures  of^  except  ma- 

diinery  and  vehides _. 

Oroup  7.— Machinery  and  vehicles 

Group  8. — Chemicals  and  related  products 

Group  9.— Miscellaneous 


7%7n 


1,687 
10^821 
17,721 

12,514 

24,683 

749 

1,27« 

1,329 

407 

1,612 

4,129 


IfU 


98,315 


2,203 
12,343 
21,963 

14,218 

8^842 

751 

622 

1,967 

487 

1,737 

4,206 


liM 


91,186 


2,865 
ia901 
90^688 

25,986 

21,978 

594 


1,810 

506 

1,335 

4,670 


96,tS9 


2,284 
ia765 
20,698 

27,820 

24,202 

623 

1,691 

%934 

422 

1,881 

5»561 


1917 


106.  H9 


1,890 
14,562 
19,817 

80,571 

25,666 

729 

728 

8,161 

528 

1.763 

7,108 


2,150 

17,129 
20,184 

25,249 

19,780 

896 

712 

2,988 

506 
1,970 
6,651 


Article 


Group  00 

Butter. Jd  pounds.. 

Cheese ....do 


Pish  (total) do.... 

Herring; do 

Cod,  haddock,  bake,  and  i)ol- 
lock M  pounds.. 

Eggs,  frozen,  dried,  etc do 

Sausage  casings. do 

Group  0 

Hides  and  skins,  except  fur  skins 

(total) M  pounds.. 

Cattle  hides do..,. 

Calfskins do 

Goatskins do 

Sheepskins... do 

Leather 

Furs: 

Undresiwd thousands.. 

Dressed do.... 

Horses number.. 

Bristles M  pounds.. 

Shells,  unmanufactured do 

Sponges do.... 

Group  1 

Grains  and  preparations  of  (total).. 

Com M  bushels.. 

Rice,  cleaned M  pounds.. 

Wheat M  bushels.. 

Wheat  flour M  barrels.. 

Vegetables  (total) 

Beans M  bushels.. 

Peas do 

Fruits  (total) 

Bananas M  bunches.. 

Pineapples M  boxes.. 

Dates M  pounds.. 

Nuts  (total) 

Cream  and  Brazil.. .M  pounds.. 

Walnuts do 

Peanuib do 


1928 


Quan- 
tity 


457 
217 

11,427 
2,798 

5,568 
991 

160 


29,366 
24,515 

1,901 
562 

1,036 


8,977 
277 
43 
323 
768 
167 


Cacao  beans do. 

Coffee do. 

Tea do. 

Spices  (total) do. 

Nutmrgs do. 

Pep^)er do. 

Vauilla  l>eans do. 


Sugar. 


.do.... 


2 

9,933 

46 

5 


230 
612 


8,515 

90 

3,153 


675 

675 

3,456 

19,516 

9^735 

401 

4,543 

217 

1,827 

46 

43,488 


Value 


154 
71 

1,147 
161 

480 
246 

172 


8,629 

6,743 

694 

297 

417 

708 

5,640 
844 
63 
464 
154 
127 


613 

1 

355 

70 

41 

8,383 

685 
2,313 

7,577 
5,718 

301 

292 

472 

77 

90 
175 

2,668 

2,408 

196 

1,283 

59 

566 

88 

1,347   I 


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Group  2 

Rubber,  crude M  pounds. 

Balata do... 


19t8 


Quan- 
tity 


Gums  (total) do. 

Shellac do. 

Damar,  kauri,  and  oopal..do. 


Vegetable  drugs.. , 
Copra 


do. 

do. 


Oils  expressed  (total) do 

Chinese  wood  oil do 

Coconut  oil do 

Palm  and  palm-kernel  oil-do 

Vegetable  wax do 

Essential  oils do 

Dyeing  and  tanning  materials  of 

vegetable  origin M  pounds.. 

Seeds  except  oilseeds do 

Tobacco  (total) do 

Cigar  wrapper  leaf do 

Other  leaf do 

Vegetable  ivory  (tagua  nuts)  .do 

Group  3 


Cotton  (total) 

Unmanufactured M  pounds. 

Cloth M  8<i.  yds. 

Wearing  apparel 


Burlaps M  pounds.. 

Jute  bags do 

Hemp tons.. 

Manufactures  of  flax,  hemp,  or 

rarnie 

Manila,  or  abaca tons.. 

Sisal  and  benoquen. ...do 

Kapok do 

Hat  braid  of  straw  or  fiber.  M  yds.. 

Uats  of  straw,  palm  leaf,  or  other 

fiber thousands.. 

Wool  (total) M  pounds.. 

Carpet  wool do 

Clothing  wool do 

Combing  wool do 

Mohair,  alpaca,  etc do 

Wool  manufactures  (total) 

Wool  mgs,  noils,  waste 

M  p>ounds.. 

Wool  cloths  and  dress  goods 

M  pounds.. 

Wool  carpets  and  rugs.M  s(i .  yds. 


72,036 
846 

4.720 
1,396 
1,899 

1,157 
4,972 

18.015 

6.186 

6,531 

3,389 

663 

176 

448 
1,015 

2,561 

213 

2,179 

3,062 


8,763 
302 


618 
3.230 
2,120 


1,804 
24,772 

233 
31,502 

1,185 

4,614 
532 
424 

3,479 
179 


536 

192 
37 


Value 


18,120 
122 

1,418 
646 

129 

429 
273 

1,947 
839 
550 
278 
174 

282 

111 
97 

1,930 

277 

1,464 

120 


3,175 

2,391 

59 

209 

92 
286 
433 

282 

408 
4,167 

105 
127 

333 

1,998 
162 
196 

1,554 
86 

1,005 

116 

247 
481 


VOSB3.QS  COMMEBOI 


587 


Ho.  539. — ^Rbkxpobts  of  Foreign  Mbbchandibb — Continaed 

[TalvM  mprMKii  in  tkavsands  of  dollars) 


Articie 


Group  3— Continued 

Hair  and  manafactiires.M  pounds. 
8Uk  (total) 

Silk,  raw M  pounds.. 

Spun  silk , do 

Silk  fabrics  (broad sflk) do... 

Silk  weariog  apparel do 

Artificial  silk  and  manufttctnreB... 


Oroxtp  4 


Wood  (total) 

Cabinet  wood  logs M  feet- 
Paper M  pounds.. 

Groups 

Petroleum  and  products 
M  barrels.. 

Minenil  wax M  pounds.. 

Asbestos.  unnianufocturea...ton.. 

Mica  and  manufactures  of 
M  pounds.. 

Clay  and  clay  products.... 

Group  6 

Iron  and  steel 

Coplier  ingots.  bars.etcM  pounds.. 
Lead  pigs,  bars,  and  old do 


ins 


Quan- 
tity 


236 


1,062 
37 
80 

18 


1 
305 


16 
1,186 
1,181 

16 


2,901 
2,973 


Value 


101 
6,535 
5,405 
211 
460 
324 
340 


525 
124 
208 


79 
61  > 
165 

14 
67 


387 
441 
149 


Article 


Group  6— Continued 

Tin  in  bars,  blocks,  or  pigs 
,. M  pounds.. 

Group  7 

Electrical  machinery  and  apxMira- 
tua.. 

Textile  machinery  and  parts 
M  pounds.. 

Otiier  machinery,  except  agricul- 
tureL - 

Automobiles  and  diassis.  jiumber. . 

GROtTPS 

Chemicals  (total) 

Coal-tar  colors  or  dyes 

M  iKMinds.. 

Medidnal  and  pharmaceutical 


preparations.. 
Nit 


trateofaoda M  tons.. 

Group  9 


Photographic  goods... M  lin.  feet.. 
Art  works,  paintings,  and  statu- 
ary-  


lt» 


Qoan- 
Uty 


2,840 


215 
"38" 


155 


18 


781 


Value 


1,458 

100 

65 

241 
79 

564 

198 
111 


5,060 


No.  540.— IHPORTSD  DITTIABLS  MEBCHAHDISE  EHTSRED  FOR  CONSITMP- 

TION:  Bt  Tabitf  Schedules 

Note  .  —All  fignres  except  percentages  in  thooaanda  of  doQara.  Figures  cover  fiscal  years  to  and  including 
r.4 1  ->.  ( .t!on<iar  thereafter.  Per  cents  represent  the  average  ad  valorem  rate  or  ratio  of  duties  to  values 
of  dutiable  merchandise 


Year 


lOrn 31.250 

10(>4 30.800 

1003 31,011 

IftW 33.482 

1^)7 40,246 

19<tS 39.127 

19«»9 42.937 

WiO .;  42,022 

'  4A.860 
47.236 
49.387 
60.314 
54,008 


Schedule  A.— Chemi- 
cals, oils,  and  paints 


Valtses 


1911. 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915. 


19K. 52.806 

1917 65,614 

191H 6.5.762 

191S0»montlis). I  27.216 

1919 108,151 

l^-.il !l20.319 

64.753 
88.471 
90.123 
77,015 

93,746 
08.328 
98.312 
92,633 


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1922. 
1923. 
1924. 


1  •>.'.'; . 
IPiv.. 
1927 
192S. 


Duties 


8,961 

8,814 
8,845 

9.665 
11.124 
10.530 
11.218 
11,072 

12,564 
12,240 
13.017 
13.100 
11,222 

9.309 
12,056 
10,507 

4.308 
13,922 

15.335 
14.144 
2%  102 
26,989 
24,492 

27.465 
28.6$1 
27,997 
28,011 


Per 
cent 


2&74 
2&61 
2&52 

28.87 
27.64 
26l91 
20113 
2&41 

25.71 
2^91 
26w36 
21.72 
2a  74 

17.63 
1&37 
15i98 
15.83 
12.87 

1Z75 
21.84 
24.98 
29.05 
31.80 

29.30 
29117 
2&48 
3a  24 


Schedule  B.— Earths, 
earthenware,  and 
glassware 


Values 


25.735 
24.704 
23,126 

26.590 
31.306 
26.224 
21.148 
24,774 

24.495 
21.994 
23.002 
25.222 
18,142 

13.024 
13.531 
13,444 
5.783 
14,933 

30,257 
28.591 
4a  530 
6ai82 
&4,481 

56.391 

oi.oro 

58,200 
53,321 


Duties 


13,820 
13.163 
12,194 

13,749 
15.350 
13.251 
ia642 
12,468 

12.669 
11.156 
11.385 
iai87 
6,805 

4.677 
4,614 
4,707 
2.065 
^009 

9.241 

9,864 

14,001 

23.526 

22,008 

24.529 
28.908 
28,217 
25^865 


Per 
cent 


51.76 
53.28 
52.73 

5L71 
40.03 
5a  53 
5a  32 
5a  33 

51.72 
5a  72 
49.50 
40.39 
37.51 

35.91 
34.10 
85.01 
85.71 
33.55 

3a54 
34.50 
34.56 
39.00 
4a  56 


Schedule  C . — Metato. 
and  manufactures  of 


Values    Duties 


65. 165  I  22. 368 
4a  Oil  !  15.682 
36,327  I  14,449 


5a  917 
67. 149 
45. 2M 
41.1U3 
06,961 

58.757 
50.492 
64,300 
50,743 
31,836 

33,245 
33.914 
33.227 
16,622 
43,186 

83.337 
62.793 
82L105 
103.307 
96,768 


43.50   113,684 


47.32 
4&43 
4&51 


147.010 
135,403 
131,921 


18.770 
21.882 

iaoo4 

15.656 
22,333 

18.869 
17.346 
20.514 

uioo 

6,990 

a309 
7,038 
6,813 
3,451 
8,672 

16.677 
13.672 
2^468 
35.013 
35,210 

38.961 
48.528 
47.179 
46»251 


Per 
cent 


34.88 

39.20 
39.77 

3a  88 
32158 
35l84 
38L08 
33LS6 

32.11 
34.35 
3LW 
2102 
2L90 

1&96 
2a  75 
2161 
2178 
2a  08 

2a  01 
2L77 
2108 
83.80 
3a2i 

34  27 
33.01 

91  o4 
85.08 


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588 


FOREIGN   COMMERCE 


No.  540. — Imported  Dutiable   Merchandise  Entered  for  Consumption; 

Bt  Tariff  Schedules — Continued 

[All  flgnret  except  ];>erce]itafee  in  thovMnde  oi  doUftri 


Year 


1003. 

1904. 
1905. 

10C6. 
1907. 
1906. 
1009. 
1910. 

1911. 
1012. 
lyl3. 
1914. 
1916. 


16,650 
14,460 
16,706 

22,761 
24,472 
23,350 
23.286 
27,480 

24,710 
24, 416 
27,851 
12,182 
4,457 

4,683 
6,207 
4,412 
1,675 
1919 6,090 


1916, 
1917. 
1918. 
1918  (6 months). 


1020. 
1921. 
1022. 
1023. 
1024. 

1925 
1026. 
1927. 
1928. 


1903. 
1904. 
1005. 

1006. 
1007. 
1908. 
1009. 
1910. 


Schedule  D.— Wood, 
and  manafactures  of 


Values 


13,367 
9, 894 
13, 174 
18,230 
18,115 

18,670 
18,004 
19. 879 
16.917 


Duties 

2;.816 
2,464 
2,760 

3,650 
3,701 
3,301 
3,141 
3,186 

2.060 
3,043 
3,406 
1,619 
700 

660 
756 
636 
218 
862 

1,070 
1,640 
2,373 
4,001 
4,161 

4,164 
4,307 
4,535 
4,191 

Per 

cent 


16lOO 
17.06 
16.46 

16l04 
15.12 
14.14 
13.40 
11.50 

11.98 
1Z46 
12.24 
13.29 
16.90 

14.40 
14.62 
14.41 
12.99 
13.90 

14.81 
15.63 
18.02 
21.05 
22L07 

22.42 
23.02 
22.81 
24,77 


Schedule  Q.— Agricul- 
tural products  and 
provisions  > 


46,221 
49,014 
47, 570 

63,869 
63.  721 
69. 610 
71. 719 
84,873 


1011 105,974 

1012 ,117,711 


1013. 
1914. 
1016. 

1016. 
1017. 


99.798 

122,305 

87, 673 

94.035 
132.  718 


1918 il2.%3<X) 

1918  (Oinonths) 49.322 

1919 101,108 

1920 1253,569 

1921 il6r.,497 

1922 .1199.479 

1923 . .23^,976 

1924 '235,198 


1925 '259.917 

1926 270.063 

1927 '284.253 

192S l2S2,375 


16,282 
16, 891 
16,418 

18,127 
19.204 
21,619 
23.633 
25,161 

28,744 
34,146 
27,755 
24,817 
18,030 

16.164 
17. 916 

14,595 

5,547 

15.803 

24,621 
26.  206 
42,505 
61. 578 
60,093 

60.568 
64. 373 
64.072 
64.140 


35.23 
34.46 
32.41 

33.65 
3014 
3L06 
32L96 
29.64 

27.12 
29.01 
27.81 
20  29 
20  57 

17.06 
13.50 
11.64 
11.25 
9.80 

9.70 
16.76 
21.31 
25.98 
25.66 

23.30 
23.84 
22.64 
22.71 


Schedule  E.— Sugar, 
molasses,  and  manu- 
factures of 


Values 


66,959 
77,698 
01,577 

86,133 
02,784 
83,627 
03,470 
101, 687 

07,877 
105,746 

91,448 
106,256 
167, 671 

205,612 
243,354 
240^380 
87,180 
387,283 

926,467 
233,461 
232;  941 
353,873 
337,862 

221,347 
206,650 
222.703 
174, 760 


Duties 


63,626 
68,152 
61,442 

62;  640 
60;  330 
6a  168 
66,414 
63,105 

52,800 
50,961 
53,482 
61,870 
49,606 

65,876 
66,471 
49,093 
18,260 
68^600 

79,636 

71,326 

147,960 

128,064 

136^006 

130, 103 
146,601 
131.199 
118, 572 


Per 
cent 


9&46 
74.65 
66.17 

6L12 
66.03 
69.99 
60  35 
62.28 

63.05 
48.18 
6&48 
67. 15 
3L48 

27.19 
22.79 
20  42 
20  93 
17.72 

a58 
3a  66 
63.52 
36.10 
4a  23 

62.84 
71.28 

68.91 
67.86 


Schedule  H.— Spirits, 
wines,  and  other  bev- 
erages 


16.785 
17.120 
17,912 

11,647 
12.106 
12,648 

19,669 
23,083 
21.420 
23.382 
25,316 

14,010 
16,318 
15,213 
16,144 
18,114 

20,355 
20,731 
22,372 
21,764 
14,393 

17,299 
17, 410 
19, 476 
19, 676 
13,406 

17,330 

18.612 

10,563 

3,109 

2,338 

16,551 

13,586 

7,038 

1,628 

1,191 

2,543 
3,197 
2,657 
1,371 
1,066 

1,167 

1,515 

1,111 

613 

431 

1,161 
1.150 
1,350 
1.346 

492 

450 

483 

69.39 
70  71 
70  06 

71.22 
70  69 
7L02 
69.05 
71.56 

84.90 
83.93 
87.06 
90  40 
93.14 

89.73 
7L<.00 
66.63 
5Z36 
51.08 

45.52 
47.37 
41.83 
44,67 
40  47 

42.38 
30. 13 
34.  M 
35.88 


Schedule  F.— Tobacco, 
and  manufactures  of 


Values 


18,299 
17, 876 
20^725 

22,017 
20,060 
26,406 
27,332 
29,681 

29,788 
31, 110 
82,438 
32,332 
20;  490 

aai06 

37,300 
31,063 
2a  300 
61,600 

63,816 
66,614 
62,416 
64,881 
67,630 

6a  943 
7a  789 
68,632 
62.319 


Duties 


21,893 
21, 176 
22;  090 

23,928 
26,126 
22,160 
23,269 
24,124 

26,160 
26,672 
26.748 
26,892 
24,875 

27,681 

29.837 

21,961 

U270 

27,663 

33,605 
36,950 
31,780 
36.831 
33,941 

36.428 
38.076 
40.016 
3a  316 


Per 
cent 


11OL0S 
118L40 
100L48 

104.41 
87.20 
83.04 
8&14 
61.66 

67.83 
82L18 
82L46 
83.17 
84.33 

0L34 
70.90 
68.70 
6a  42 
63.41 

52L80 
68.97 

sags 

65l33 

6a  a0 

60.05 
63.79 
68.31 
03.00 


Schedule  I.— Cotton 
manufactures 


25,332 
23.442 
22,027 

11.944 
11,035 

ia4oo 

47.15 
47.07 
47.26 

26.650 
31,857 
31, 577 
26.228 
28, 3U 

12,293 
14,286 

13,878 
11,666 
13,619 

46.12 
44.84 
4a  96 
44.48 
4&U 

28.204 
24,358 
25,057 
32.629 
24,065 

12,328 

11,086 

11,062 

9,260 

6,4^12 

47.04 
45l61 
44.14 

2&47 
26.31 

2i245 
36,417 
30  947 
13. 622 
33,220 

^9r,9 

8,260 

6.872 
3,106 
7,716 

2162 
22.68 
22.21 
21 80 
23.23 

89, 275 
58,414 
73,335 
68,207 
69.981 

21.185 
15.  212 
20.017 
21.946 
18,083 

23.74 
26lOO 
27.34 
32.18 
3a  16 

49.999 
39,  812 

40, 161 
42,  VA 

15. 347 
1.1,  666 
11.5«1 
15,681 

8a  60 
34.30 
36.99 
36.98 

1  Potatoes,  dutiable  under  paragraph  581,  and  wheat  and  products,  dut-able  under  paragraph  644,  tariff 
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48.305 

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18.123 

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33.078 

37.880 

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18,067 
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18,720 
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11 

71.08 

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33.11 

31.42 

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48.71 
40.01 

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31,483 
31,813 

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23,008 

40,884 
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10,277 
17,010 

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30.314 

18.384 
17.024 

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4.308 
20.278 

21.773 
21.603 

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Lubricating  oil 


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24^IRBIGATION  AMD  DRAINAGE 


General  Note. — Data  in  thk  aeodoa  cover  irrigation  and  drainag*  •ntorpriaaa  in  continental  United 
States.  "Govemment  irrigation"  tables  relate  only  to  works  of  the  Bureau  of  Reclamation  or  to  lands 
served  in  whole  or  in  part  by  works  controlled  by  the  bureau  (for  area  so  served  fai  1027,  see  Table  B6S), 
Tables  559  to  564  relate  to  irrigation  enterprises  of  all  sorts  as  reported  to  the  Bureau  of  t^  Census. 

No.  650. — GOVERNKEHT    IRBIOATION  PROJECTS:  Consolidated  Financial 

Statement,  June  30,  1928 

DEBIT  SIDE 


Construction  account,  primary  projects: 
Cost  of  irrigation  works— 

Origin^  construction 

Sapidemental  construction 

Value  of  works  taken  over 


$108,884,007 
0,78S,7Q2 
2.067,428 


Total  construction  cost 

Operation  and  maintenance  prior  to  public  notice  (net) 

Operation  and  maintenaDce  deficits  and  arrearages  and 
penalties  on  water-right  charges  funded  with  0Qnstructi<m . . 


Abandoned  works  and  nonreimbursable  cost  (net). 

Construction  revenues. 

Contributed  funds 


Balance  repayable 

Yuma  auxiliary  project:  Cost  (tf  irrigation  works  less  construction 
revenues 

Secondary  projects  and  general  investigations:  Cost  of  investiga- 
tions less  contributed  rands 

Operation  and  maintenance  results  (duHTgesin  excess  of  net  costs). 

Pfant  and  equipment 

Materials  and  supplies 

Current  accounts  receivable  due ,. 

Deferred  accounts  receivable  not  due .-..^ 


Prepaid  dvil  service  retirement  fund. 
General  office  expense  undistributed. 

Unadjusted  debits 

Cash  and  collections  in  transit 


Total  debiU. 


2.523,887 
6.102.808 


13.235.305 
6.723.303 
1.248.814 


$178.888»088 


7.828.108 


188.314.281 


20^207,512 


8.070,500 
151,430.600 


$188, 106^710 

876^181 

2,238,278 
187, 4P7 
0481618 
827,068 


156^410^008 

2;  340 

440,767 

83,206 

9.471«688 


88^885.488 


CREDIT  SIDE 


Security  for  repa^-ment  of  cost  of  irrigation  works: 

Contracted  construction  repayments 

Yuma  auxiliary  contracted  repayments 


$182. 


Current  accounts  payable 

Unapplied  credits:  Forfeitures,  penalties,  hospital,  rentals  fhun 

withdrawn  lands,  etc 

Unadjusted  credits 

Government  aid  tor  reclamation  of  tuid  lands: 

Reclamation  fund .—.——....- 

Special  funds- 
Judgments.  Court  of  Claims _ 

Rio  Grande  Dam I 

General  investigatioos,  lV23-Dec.  31, 1024 

lucrease  of  compensation 

Wind  River  Indian  (Riverton) 

Drainage  and  cut-over  lands. ._ 

Arid,  semiarid.  swamp,  and  cut-over  timberlands 

Columbia  Basin  irrigation  project. ^ 

Colorado  River  levee  system 

Advances  to  redamAtioQ  fond  (bond  loan)  leas  amount  repaid. 

Total 

Less  nonreimbursable  appropriation^  Rio  Grande  Dam... 


impairment  of  funds- 
Abandoned  construction  wcrks 

Nonreimbursable  constroctioD  cost... 

Operati(Hi  and  maintenance  cost,  uncollectible. 
Cnarge-ofllB,  act  of  May  26»  1026 


Total  credita.. 


$1,881,070 
410^645 
463.201 

10.017,241 


130.131 
712,785 


$182.84^010 
1,884.701 

4,548,234 
88^432 


143,741,504 


1. 
2. 


12, 


600.651 
000.000 

275.000 

797,060 

350.176 

00,815 

30^000 

25^000 

100,000 

000,000 


161,028,108 
1,000,000 


16Q.028»108 


18,182,147 


148^848^810 


886, 


Source:  Bureaa  of  Redamatlon,  Department  of  the  Interior. 


599 


600 


OOYERNMENT  IRRIGATION 


Ho.  551. — GOVBRHUHT  IRBIOATIOH  PB0JS0T8:  Construction  Cost, 
Otheb  Rbimbubsable  Cost,  and  Amount  to  bb  Repaid  bt  Water  UsBRSt 
Totals  to  June  ao,  1928 


state  and  project 


TMaL. 


Arizona:  Salt  River — . 

Arizona-California:  Yuma 

California:  Orland ..» 

Colorado: 

Grand  yalley 

Unoompahgre 

Idaho: 

American  Falls , 

Boise .. — - 

KinK  Hill 

Mixudoka , 

Minidoka  gravity  extension 

Kansas:  Oarden  City 

Montana: 

Hnutley 

Milk  River 

Son  River 

Montana-North    Dakota:    Lower 

Yellowstone 

Nebraska-Wyoming:  North  Platte. 

Nevada:  Newlands 

New  Mexico: 

Carlsbad ^ , 

Hondo 

New  Mexloo-Tezas:  Rio  Grande... 
North  Dakota: 

Boford-Trenton. 

Williston 

Oieffon: 

Baker 

Umatilla 

Vale 

Oregon-Califcmia:  Klamath 

Oregon-Idaho:  Owrhee 

South  Dakota:  Belle  Fomx^ 

Utah: 

Salt  Ijdke  Basin. 

Strawberry  Valley 

Washington: 

Okanogan 

Yakima 

Yakima- Kittitas 

Wyoming: 

Rivcrton 

Shoshone 


Construc- 
tion oost 


DoUart 
178,688,088 


12,744,223 
9,202,099 
2,245^477 

4,7^278 
6,438,177 

7,650,030 

14,497,671 

1,905,310 

6,850,057 

52.924 

342,964 

1,565,304 
6,758,306 
6,525,597 

3,258,870 

19, 183, 179 

7,847,760 

1,464,523 

339,492 

14,735,174 

223,423 
517,630 

66,317 
5,165,783 

532,184 
5,376.418 

913,835 
3,624,183 

674,464 
8,507,423 

1,447,561 

14,406,768 

2,365,624 

2,968,057 
9,492,355 


Operation 
and  main- 
tenance 
oost  before 
pablic 
notice 
(net) 


DoUart 
8,583,887 


115,994 
374, 571 

138,621 
298,906 

*SOA 
422,^ 


177,450 

""62,868 

>/,/«9 
437,504 
135,526 

704,514 
^2,669 

*ie,$07 

32,952 

«  Sie,  7SS 


operation 
and  main- 
tenance 
deficits 
and  ar- 
rearages 


DoUart 
5,108,806 


2,922 


« U,  77t 


71,142 


10^744 

«i7,7tf7 
*h,9S8 


6,973 
»,974 


873,493 
110^123 
359,944 


Deductions 


Construc- 
tion 
revenues 
and  con- 
tributed 
funds 


DoUart 
6,978,117 


64,216 
68,328 
70,368 

902,197 

1,608,453 

20,406 

1,934 


129,870 


3,712 
'56t437 


71,455 

25,194 
83,327 


305,429 


2,312,097 

190,902 

21,763 

54,719 
24,224 

29,067 

332,390 

28,288 

l,658,8n 

1.000 

01,357 

18,112 
80,252 
43,337 

47,848 

540,761 

52,347 

24,963 

650 

230,341 

1,968 
83,182 

5,000 
30,115 

5,000 
307,579 

4,355 
16^565 

18,570 
236,509 

6,631 

850,222 

1,071 

>  6,  let 

158,298 


Aban- 
doned 
worics, 
nonreim- 
bursable 
oost,  etc. 


DoUart 
18,885,395 


1382,097 


s  812, 375 
>  47,370 


«  334, 475 

>62,060 
>1, 911, 189 


Total  to 

be  repaid 

by  water 

users 


DoUar$ 
186, 100, 710 


10,166,022 
9,479,200 
2,211. 400 

4,029,806 
6,666,488 

7,620^450 

16,461,068 

1,967.208 

6,728,580 

6i,oa4 


>382,254 

>  30, 822 

>4, 437,820 


«  871, 788 
•1,205,676 

« 221, 424 
«434,284 


'888,341 


>4,216 


11,702,209 


1,548,159 
6,272,788 
6,688,164 

3,728,946 

20,770,072 

3,376,: 


1,424,896 
i2,'962,~428 


61,317 
4,365.426 

627,184 
6, 136.  276 

900,481 
4, 112;  065 

655,894 
3,353,114 

1,418,358 

14,  on,  701 

2,364,653 

2,981.103 
7,958,161 


1  Nonreimbursable  oost.    *  Contra.    >  Authorized  charge-ofls,  act  of  May  25, 1926.    *  Abandoned  works. 
*  Nonreimbursable  oost,  $1,000,000;  authorized  charge-ofls,  $205,676. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Reclamation,  Department  of  the  Interim. 

No.  662. — GOVERNMENT  IBRI0ATION  PROJECTS:  Operation  and  Mainte- 
nance Cost  and  Returns  During  1927  (Calendar  Year) 


state  and  project 


Tbtal. 


Arizona:  Yuma  auxiliary... 
Arixona-Califomia:  Yuma.. 

California:  Orland 

Colorado:  Uncompahgre... 
Idaho: 

Boise 

Boise  (drainage) 


Opera- 
tion and 
mainte- 
nance 
cost 


DoUart 
1,788,188 


29.921 
462.493 

30,904 
132,773 

26,231 


Operation  and  maintenance  returns 


Charges 

con- 
tracted 


DoUart 
*  606,691 


43.010 

316. 579 

36,165 

>«,809 

^688,171 
*Ml4.0^k 


Penal- 
ties 


DoUart 
»9S,Sie 


11,844 

300 

3,275 

>  5/,  IMS 
2 


Dis- 
counts 
(contra) 


DoUart 
13,860 


6,043 

1.300 

76 


Miscel- 
laneous 
reve- 
nues 


DoUart 
79.098 


1,101 

10, 318 

121 

2,575 

>  «4,  /« 


Other 
credits  > 


DoUart 
8,384,666 


501,231 


Results: 
Excess 

(+)or 

deficit 

(-) 


DoUart 
-898,084 


-f  14, 190 

-129,795 

-f3.363 

-129,806 

-78.426 
-214,044 


1  Amounts  to  be  paid  with  oonatmotion  and  charge-ofls  under  act  of  May  26, 1926.    *  Contra. 


GOYXBNIIENT  IBBIOATION 


601 


No.  662. — CrOYEBNliBNT  IRRIGATION  PrOJKCTB:  OfKRATION  AND  MaINTBNANCB 

Cost  and  Retxtrns  During  1927  (Cauendar  Year) — ContdDued 


state  and  project 


Idaho—  C  on  tinned . 

King  HiU 

Minidoka 

Montana: 

Huntley 

Milk  River 

Sun  River 

Montana-North     Dakota:  Lower 

Yellowstone 

Nebraska- Wyoming:  North  Platte. 

Nevada:  Newlands 

New  Mexico:  Carbbad 

New  Mexico-Texas:  Rio  Grande.. 

North  Dakota:  Willistoo 

Oregon:  Umatilla 

Orpgon-ralifomia:  Klamath 

South  Dakota:  Belle  Foorche 

Utah:  Strawberry  Valley 

Washington: 

Okanogan 

Yakima 

Wyoming:  Shoshone , 


Opera- 
tion and 
mainte- 
nance 
cost 


DoUart 


49^074 

31,933 
44,382 
19p823 

43,503 

40,087 

264 

45,056 

341, 216 

1 

2,130 

75,965 

77,293 


40,451 
204.484 

24,141 


Operation  and  maintenance  returns 


Charges 

con- 
tracted 


DoUan 

*1 

100 

20^875 

*SS,668 

104,123 

*  189,015 
42;  214 

303,617 


*  87,661 
90^953 
75,000 

*i8,67S 

30^000 

252,099 

*lti,6Sl 


Penal- 
ties 


DoUan 


126 
778 


*896 


*79,tll 

1,113 
2,545 


24 
139 


158 

8 
9,530 


Dis- 
ooonts 
(contra) 


Miscel- 
laneous 
irevenoesi 


DoUan 


28 
420 


42 

1,518 


4 
TO 


72 

0 

3»738 
•i 


DoUan 

583 

724 

717 

0^285 

1,496 
1,163 


2,520 
35,055 


108 

32,040 

2,121 


875 
4,078 
1,834 


Other 
creditsi 


DoUan 

1 

247,430 

33,335 
64,964 
75^962 

S5t,ff9 

892;  849 
210,724 


17, 


27,825 


*790 
196^510 


Results: 
Excess 

'+)or 

lelldt 

(-) 


^, 


DoUan 
"-26^916 

+3,044 
-f  SO,  774 
+»;404 

+20;  889 

+87,880 

+70,269 

-727 


-72;  OM 

+47,090 

-171 

-7« 

-iao74 

-3,318 
+86kl86 


>  Amounts  to  be  paid  with  construction  and  charge-ofb  under  act  of  May  25, 1996. 


>  Contra. 


No.  553. — OOVERNMSHT  IBBIOATION  PB0JECT8:  Operation  and  Mainte- 
nance Cost,  Etc.,  and  Excess  or  Deficit,  Totals  to  December  31,  1927 


State  and  project 


TolaL 

Arizona:  Yuma  auxiliary 

Arixona-Califomia:  Yuma. 

California:  Orland. 

Colorado:  Uncompahgre 

Idaho: 

Boise 

Boise  (drainage) 

King  HilL 

Minidoka.. 

Montana: 

Uuntley 

Milk  River 

Sun  River 

Mont  una- North  Dakota:  Lower 

Yellowslono- — 

Nebr  ask  a- Wyoming:    North 

Platte 

Nevada:  Newlands 

New  Mexico:  Carlsbad. 

New  Mexico-Texas:  Rio  Qrande. 
North  Dakota: 

Buford-Trenton 

Williston 

Oregon:  Umatilla — 

(JriKon-Cali/omia:  Klamath 

South  Dakota:  Belle  Fourche.. 
I'tah:  Strawberry  Valley....... 

Washington: 

Okanogan 

Yalcima 

Wyoming:  Shoshone 


JDoUart 
S6,110,»l 


Operation 
and  main- 
tenance 
cost 


230. 694 

3,433.478 

351,637 

688,525 

a;  109,650 
506,005 
156,734 

1,015,975 

1,014,728 
101,043 
261,302 

1,134,771 

2,676,623 

1. 453, 101 

601.054 

1,010,210 

74,781 
904,662 
680,348 
931,734 
1,311,647 
437,866 

623,410 

3,553,300 

866,979 


Operation  and  maintenance  returns 


Charges 

con- 
tracted 


DolUrt 


21. 


DoUart 
445,061 


200,423 

3,417,141 

381.337 

566,496 

1,542,457 

473,687 

60,711 

1,544,074 

563,504 

48,678 

156^808 

174,178 

1,775,612 

1.100,386 

674.300 

1,824,605 

2,317 
34,043 
337,366 
001,783 
868,722 
877,010 

532,553 

3,400,068 

556,838 


Penal- 
ties 


538 

82;  010 

814 

14,023 

31,158 
38,612 


29,463 
15,710 


6,355 

3 

31.065 

28,585 

20^583 

5,463 


46 

7,776 

3,436 

31,055 

0,468 

1.451 
67,700 
13,710 


Dis- 
counts 
(contra) 


DoUart 
811 


1.107 
40,254 
15,726 
11,606 

46,526 
6,123 
1,510 

22,342 

10^450 

618 

3,468 


35,812 

24,070 

12,058 

4,486 


3,314 

4,942 

0,242 

11,860 

385 

44,046 
11,053 


Miscel- 
laneous 
revenues 


DoUart 
1.683,357 


2,937 

146,580 

2,410 

12;  630 

111,045 


343 

00,745 

11,507 
1,810 
0,808 

120,025 

28,234 
26^013 
21,084 
84,545 

10 
480,736 
39,810 
51,017 
18,058 
30,400 

70,141 

111,661 

43,303 


Other 
creditsi 


DoUart 
4^848,817 


2,022 


60aO3O 


07,199 
268,000 

44.310 
64.064 
02;  336 

861,460 

1,043.332 

227.168 

1.034 


72,454 

380,887 

206,266 

3,712 

506,437 

31,447 

25,194 

76,603 

236,624 


Results: 

Excess 

(+)or 

deficit 

(-) 


DoUart 
+68,317 


+32,006 
+174,938 

+17, 109 
-106^074 

+38;  404 
+170 


+3,038 

-390,061 

+13,830 

+120 

+20;  880 

+166,720 

-6^000 

+10,848 


-00,445 

+24,162 

+100,184 

-11,381 


456 

-H6,006 
-27,566 


I  Includes  deficits  imcollecCible:  Son  River,  184.148;  Newlsnds,  ttlL28S;  Bnford-Trenton,  $72,454; 
WiliL<iton,  $380;  637;  Umatilla,  $91,083;  Shoshone,  $21,373;  total,  $811,187.    Other  data  are  amounts  to 

be  repaid  with  construction. 

Sources  of  Tables  553  and  553,  Bureau  of  Reclamation,  Department  of  the  Interior. 


602 


GOTBBNUENT  IBBiaATION 


rollKUou  I 

state  and  project 

flSg^ 

JiJneaa 
1B2S 

□uring 

nsealywir 

1»8 

Jun.30, 
1938 

■^^ 

Total  to 
June  30. 

Dollari 
B,tM.M 

Dolterf 

iso.iu.oes 

Dollar, 

Dullnri 

7t.tn.tM 

Do/tar. 

i.tu.stt 

D^nr, 

"■as 

i  702,132 

i47i,nM 
a,  788,704 

&  11^413 

ia81*.3.1S 

B,SW.M1 
390, «« 

s;977:«s 

^  IDS,  mi 

9,68Kae* 

18,181,887 
1.W871 

SWIM 

ims«a 

■ISffi 

%i4«,eis 

w. 

11.  MO 

830.  Ml 

■JS 

3W.301 

37.113 
10,  IM 

2S.6S3 

710iS17 
S3.«13 

81.810 
182338 

7,Ml.7'll 

T,1W.WB 
1.103,82a 

087.910 
%33a,023 

^374:sra 

7,  Ota.  708 

i.oin 

M,002 
6as,B»8 

41^712 

1,  GOO.  831 

84,057 

S,0S1,0S4 

n.874 

578,  OM 
B,8W 

m 

10, 8M 

1,»47,IS» 

tffiffi 

32.040 
73%  Wl 

•f.S 

340. 1B4 

'710,117 

■ffli 

241.408 

TOl.OM 
H3,«3 

»SivX : 

Mshoi        t*"*" 

B,«sa.(ai 

33*494 

W.T7t 

AS 

a,  us 

as 

117.  7« 

713.  m 

is 

■11 

7i 

MI1kRlv.r -. 

UonUnB-Nonh    Dakota:    Lowsr 

SS^f.^K'Sffit"-!'."".'': 

"fSSS 

i!S»%"JS?"'"*'"~*-- 

13.430,811 

7,818 

'7,919 

3,341 
348. 4U 

48,776 
494.  T76 

•Mi*?* 
l.SSdM 

IS 

"ta 
""g 

&S38 
2.118 
0.000 

"•"SS^ 

3I«,S73 

is 

US,  tea 

I,0I«.J8I 

14&347 
8,838 

'!S 

ROOT 

JSabii-:::;::::::::::::::;;: 

OncOD-Calironilic  Klaiditb 

if 

144.167 

ei.sz7 

100,  Kl 
£.388 

1737.774 

WMhinpon: 

1, 4801 208 

4ll*M» 
3.453,830 

"'T.Sfion              

*il^ 

^»0 

3,300 

HDOO 

&W7.83» 

1*.7«S 

■^M 

117 
24  MJ 

Arid.  Mmlnrtd,  and  imiiap  cut- 

10,048 
»SS3 

Cotonilo  KlvM  [tout  woric  and 

1  rollfrtlona  crvdltable  to  Inrnua 
IndUm  ( Rivorwn)^  draiiuum  and  cut 
arid,  semlarid    iwamp,  and  cat^v 
Colmnbla  Basin  an  ludDdKl  In  tb« 

tlon  and  n 
In,  1»33-D< 
nd  1»VM  ■ 

K.ai.i(ot 

nUm;  uu] 

rt[JnS?S 

ll  iDTBtlga 

nd;  Colonid 
colmnn  as  c 

^.•^.■SiaX^Sr 
RlTer  troal  woik  ai 
ontra. 

GOVERNMENT  IBBIQATION 


603 


No.  555. — OOVERHMENT  IBBIOATIOH  PB0JSGT3:  Acbmaom  Ibbioabls,  Irbi- 

GATED»   AND  CrOPFED,   AND  VaLUX   OF  CbOPS,   1927  > 

NoTK. — See  general  note,  p.  500.    "Other  lands  served  by  GoTemment  works"  are  those  usually  fan 
nished  with  a  par^al  water  supply  through  private  canals  under  Warren  Act  contracts 


State  and  project 


Total. 


Arizona:  Salt  River 

Arizona-Califcuiiia: 

Yuma 

Yuma,  auxiliary  (Mesa).. 

California:  Orlando.. 

Colorado: 

Grand  Valley 

Uncompahgre 

Idaho: 

Boise 

KingUiU 

Minidoka 

Gravity  division 

Pumping  division 

Montana: 

Huntley 

Milk  River 

Sun  River 

Fort  Shaw  division 

Greenfields    and    Big 

Coulee  division 

Montana- North    Dakota: 

Ix)wer  Yellowstone. 

Nebraska- Wyoming: 

North  Platte. 

Pathfinder     irrigation 

district 

Gering  and  Fort  Lara- 
mie division 

Goshen  irrigation  dis- 
trict  

Northport  division 

Nevada:  Newlands 

New  Mexico:  Carlsbad 

New    Mexico-Texas:    Rio 

Grande 

Oregon:  I'matilla.. 

Oregon-California; 

KJamath 

Main  division 

Tule  Lake  division 

South       Dakota:       Belle 

Fourcbe 

Utah:  Strawberry  Valley... 
Washington: 

Okanogan 

Yakima 

Sunnyside  division 

Tielon  division 

Wyoming: 

Shoshone 

(iarland  division.. 

Frannie  division 

Riverton 


Lands  in  jirojects  proper 


Irri- 
gable 


1,966^910 


243,440 

d2,050 

3,810 

20^750 

3^380 
75,780 

281,940 

laooo 

121,580 


32L540 
76.390 
55^880 


58,260 
2S7,220 


65^010 
25^000 

150^000 
18^710 

52;  880 
41.435 
11,445 

74,470 
38^380 

7,300 

134,540 

102,540 

3^000 

6uno 

41,648 
20^062 
2^000 


Irri- 
gated 
acreage 


1,878,9901.896,810 


Cropped 


'243,440 

61.870 
1.070 

14,680 

13,650 
50,380 

156,070 
6,630 

108,200 
58.110 
45,180 

20^850 

14,830 

13,080 

6,060 

7,030 

15^630 

176^750 

87,870 

46^450 

32;  040 
10;390 
40,255 
24,810 

137,550 
11,400 

41,020 

35,350 

5^670 

26^570 
3^300 

4,125 

119,900 

93,000 

26^900 

41.330 

33,640 

7,690 

450 


Crop 
value 


DoUart 
79^985,450 


216,94a21.188,7S0 


60^780 

450 

13,340 

12;  500 
60,280 

147, 115 

6,460 

96,910 

64.340 

42;  570 

20;  440 

14,680 

«  21, 250 

6,730 


U630 

174,315 

86^820 


3^040 
10;  305 
45^370 
22;  780 


3,201,810 

54,970 

740,900 

447,665 
1,621,820 

4,941,670 
190; 560 
3,339,750 
1.886,660 
1.453;  000 

879,280 
22^900 
302,555 
118,310 


14,520       184,245 


421.510 
5,317,530 
2;  548, 770 


45^150  1.514,510 


1.010;  804 

243,446 

1.821.860 

1.935^270 


133, 730 10, 599, 940 
11,060       212;200 


38,830:  1.181,670 
34.750'  1,072.300 


4,080 

•45^700 
31,490 

3.760 

102,500 

80;  090 

2^500 

41,020 

33,460 

7,560 

390 


109;  370 

910;  690 
877,290 

1, 064. 215 
8,283,060 
4,903.200 
3^379,860 

1,224,540 

1.045,740 

178.800 

5,155 


Other  lands  served  by  Government 
works 


Irri- 
gable 


1,488, 9d0< 


93;  700 


18.350 
1,315 

134,800 


773,350 


43.265 


124,400 


47,820 


43.220 


37,010 


166,720 


Irri- 
gated 


1.148,115 


13,400 


13,000 
1,152 

127.000 


Cropped 


Crop 
value 


Doltan 
1,078,486'61.160,010 


13,000  1.269;700 


USOO  1,878;000 
1,150        36^725 

120; OOq  4,15^000 


14,688 


659;300     693, 500{30;  444, 000 


14,683 


103,430 


47,820 


26^800 


103,430 


47.820 


'374,~495 


4, 600;  MO 


2;  601,  860 


26^255 


^702       19,520< 


51^005 


388^100 


120;828     120;  828  14. 863, 830 


1  Data  are  for  calendar  3rear  (irrigation  season),  except  on  Salt  River  project,  where  data  are  for  corre^ 
sponding  "agricultural  year  "  October,  1926,  to  September,  1927. 
1  Area  for  which  bureau  was  prepared  to  supply  water. 

*  Includes  20,536  acres  reported  as  vaoant,  2,414  acres  of  "home  tracts,"  and  3,548  acres  on  which  no  crops 
were  reported. 

*  680  acres  in  the  Fort  Shaw  division,  and  8,170  acres  in  the  Greenfields  and  Big  Coulee  division  cropped 
without  irrigation. 

*  19,130  acres  cropped  without  irrigation. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Reclamation,  Departmeot  of  Interior. 


604  OOVEJtNMEKT   IHRIGATION 

Ho.  BOe. — OOTBBincSKT  IRSI(ti.TIOir  PSOJICTB:  AcRXAai  IsBiaABug,  Ikei- 
QATBD,  AND  Croppbd,  and  Valtjb  of  Chops,  1927-~<jDntuiUbd 


(f  doUua.   A  or  WW  i 
Bm  btadiiotB,  TaU* 


•nd  7b1i»  oKdnde  Banlm- 


v„ 

Ininbla 

BCTMtCe 

IirftM»l 

Cropp*l 

a 

Y„ 

Iirlnb^ 

liTi|at«d 

CroppM 

Crop 

V>hM 

IBli 

1.330 

i.tos 

IS 

i.oaa 

1,«74 

SIS 
1,037 

urn 

1,225 

.     7S8 
1,1M 

lg,lM 
U,4S3 

Is 

«i8ao 

1 

i.m 

1.103 

ll»I 

1,«20 
,37» 

IS 

es  BTo  limited        ...  .      .   .    . 

all  ctopfl  in  ar»snrvad  Kith  atorsd  water  undar  .__     _ 

,_  „  jwn  on  projacts  (total  acrwn  1«Z7,  lOt.TGO;  IMS,  lOa.OSIK  t 

tSKOSO,  rupMtlTSly).  Data  *ro  for  ouoDdv  jtua  oio^t  lor  Mlt  Bl 
<Br  ended  Beplember  of  real  apacIHed 


a  onpe  oovored  by  crop  oi 


IrrlntloD  nrohcta 
butincluduii  nm- 

;lT«r  pioJeM.  irtiani  data'an 


A™e.cropp«l 

Prodaotton 

Crop  value 

Yield  per  Bure 

iti: 

IMS 

un 

ltt8 

im 

ms 

im 

IR8 

11.U1.SW 

l,tU,UD 

Sukeb 

Bu^lM 

^  iWiar. 

.i^^'J. 

Buikifi 

Baihtli 

*m:3!s 

H2SB 

131987 

»M.1M 

«B,(I7S 

11 

311  DM 

118,  H4 

13,193 

■Si 

11.337 

«.)3t 

23.  SOS 

1 

.    178.876 

II 

19,  m 
ao.Ms 

23:B2S 

S10,10< 
430, «« 
18.  M7 
27.799 

s.iiO 
st^9ea 

392,  (MS 

Is 

li 

a  at; 

S^i 

SIlBl 
J,  ^18 

(00.1T7 

"■■" 

71,2S0 

'■is 

m.ou 

138,925 

m:«j 

1, 41i  tM 

1,277.376 
11,980 

11584 

Si 
li 

9,338 

mu 

1,176.1« 

1,274.087 

34.  M7 

IS 

9,0T7.7B9 

11 

5,110,980 

I,»7,0M 
l,0M,32S 

H,TB7,M» 

li 

S70.213 
3. 258,  MB 

l>.tl9T.«l 

..s-i 

62.229 
e,9U.IIM 

'si 

934,  las 

3>,>I7.U1 

l«,70a,TI7 

330,  «0 

7.i7«,*J0 
'991,933 

4, 671,  MO 

1,  re*.  179 

76*,911 

■.oizna 

I0.T4«.1M 

m.iao 

I,  519,  934 

t.m.m 

4,783,8n 

Z)T.T4(I 

'700.^0 
S91.M1 

tt,t0t.Oll 
3a,4KftS10 

mm 

33.3 

3S.4 
%0 

3.7 

Oilier  eeede 

"Hi 

3.4 

Com  fodder, 

Other  foran 

Tbn* 

La 

11,  Mi  (re 
maw 

ll,He.OM 

BuUt 

Bkifccit 

141.0 
S3.3 

ms 

I^lasiiwegtll 

*.*.«id  ,«...... 

»5.SU 

10. »« 

la 

338;fll8 
11,006 

!!:S 

4fl,8M 
Z1.B80 

" '».'««' 

2.4« 
4,105 

4,303 
10,712 

■a 

7:,Ma 

J,  038 

ninufruiti 

(as 

TtoM 

744,14! 
4:097 

1^^173} 
77B.M6 

S.S 

431-4 

Cotlon«eil 

BuRV  beets 

I  Data  for  Btmrbany  Valley  prolwt  iDdDded  In  totals  but  not  in  IndlvMiuI  cro] 
Bource  of  Tablea  558  aod  M7.  BtiraaD  of  Redunetlon.  Depertmect  of  the  Interior. 


IBBIGATION  605 

Ho.  608, — QOTDUnUUIT  DUtlOATIOir:  Svmmarx   of   Construchoii   Work 
Non.— Sm  cmnl  not*,  p.  EM 


lUm 

"ST- 

ToJim. 
30,1958 

Item 

"TSr-  •ss.s 

37iS70 
3S(L7 

319 
.9 

m'.» 

8,911 

igffi 

303 

a,BM 

1Z,SZ9,GZ3 

1&41Z7 
13,083.3 

MO.S 

!,X».3 

9, 488.7 

1.061.2 
101083 

11 

90,380 
IT.  333 

ZS0.S30 

84878 

■"■ffi 

ftM9 
&3 

I3.S21 

H»,7;9 

3.931,310 

4S 

Cuub,  dttebcs.  and  Onba. 

taUllennti mOM.. 

C»tials,  tQtil do.... 

Sfcond-  feet  Mpaclly— 

OcerBOO mUM.. 

301  loSOO do._.. 

Pil*.lengtli.._ do.... 

"iSlt;::---::"~SS:: 

CfuiDl).  llEWd,  Imgtb: 

S^lSiiHL-dS-- 

Depth ieet.. 

RdwH nili«.. 

374 

4.7 

— isTT 

10.200 

■■SS! 

TO  777 

ra,ssa 

gjr.'?£l^:::::3S:::: 

T«T*phoDB  llnra dt...., 

TnSnil»loDlliM....do.... 
Powfr    dev»lop«i,     wilcr 

^?;.'^.!!Sbfc.^_. 

3.3.U.3 
1M.10J 

Lenph feet.. 

total .aibloyudi.- 

Hockmiaiidcrtb..do.... 

DIl>«imdl»Y«.: 

Lflnph__ feet- 

Volume cublfl  Jluda.. 

Clin  Hi  jlrartDTM: 

W^" ■"^- 

14.48%  033 
11,077,830 

ZilS,400 
I,0(B.BM 

ClBM  3,  IsdonlMl  m»- 
Krtal cnblcrvdi.. 

Cl«M3,rocfc do.... 

Riprap  laid. _ do 

Fsviiig  Uld.  jquare  )«rds.. 
Concrete  taid.mbio  m*i.. 

CMOHUlBSd bdrreH.. 

Onnite jqaan  ruda.. 

BrldFci--- do.... 

LeiUfUl „..(i!*t.. 

••SiiS 

Mlon,  Dtputment  of  tte  Inurior. 

I.  S69. — IKRiaATIOIT:  Sduhart  ros  the  Unitkd  Staixs,  1910  and  1920 

19.    Tmbles  5S9  to  H3  lelate  to  sntematic  lirl|aU0D  tDKnKbM  and  do  not 
rtodlvldual  fHrmen.    Tbej  an  bued  on  reportg  of  the  nunacamsnt  of  (ba 
defined  aa  "  an  Independent  IrriKatlon  estaUlihiiient  and  induda  tba  work* 
n-  supplying  water  and  the  land  tot  wtilcb  water  la  lupplled,  eicept  tbat  the  coat  and  value  of  (be  land  li 

Dl  includHf  la  the  capital  lovested."    Btsliatia  cover  all  States  whk:h  have  irrigation  enterialMa 


Cenmof- 

ItlO 

mo 

Amount 

P« 

1,770.048 

188,788,337 
183,733 
14,433,28£ 
30^38^403 
}l,3tG,«4 

9.1 

8.8 
7.7 

8.8*2,118 

17,81^179 

(') 
131. 484, 008 

18.86 
437.  «&  838 

1.911V  191 
1,333,109,130 

KM 

121 

3.8 

&9 

8,898,781 
1^899,108 

4  307, 881 
897.087,138 

38.81 

819,778,00s 
33  84 

mi 

08.818 

ill 

970,041 
-1,111,07* 

JraTr-'S.'xa'iSsa"^::--:^:: 

h 

AreBtncltide-tlneolerpiW *..,.. 

Per  cent  Irrigated: 

ILS 

gated »cr«.. 

-8.  a 

«M,30iM0 
10^90 

'SKrr.f:'.""?^.--'..-^«as';. 

606 


IBBIGATIOK 


Ho;  660. — ^IBBIOATION:  Acrbaqx  and  Capttaii  Inybstbd,  bt  Charaotub  o§ 

ENTBBPaiSB,    1910  AND   1920 


Non.- 


headnote.  Table  560 


Item  and  olass 


Tbtal. 


Individual  and  partnership 

Oooperative - 

Irrigation  district 

Carey  Act 

Commercial 

United  States  Reclamation 
Service 

United  States  Indian  Serv- 
ice  

State 

City 

Other  and  mixed 

Not  reported 


Area  irrigated 
(acres) 


14,433.286 


0,604,614 

4,643»630 

628,042 

288,653 

1,800,370 

306,040 


lilt 


10,101,716 


0,848,807 
0,681,400 
1,822,887 
623,020 
1,822,001 

1,364,600 

284,661 

6,020 

40,140 

7,236 

670 


Area  enterprises  were 
capable  of  irrigat- 
ing (acres) 


1010 


00^886,403 


06,000,477 


8,086,700 
0, 101, 677 
800^461 
1,080^077 
2,064,100 

786,100 


1010 


Areaindoded  in 
enterprises  (acres) 


1010 


39,046,464 


0,266,760 
8,408,206 
2,631,426 
804,208 
2,700,603 

1,680^648 

48i48e 

7,870 

44,468 

8, 640 

036 


1^021,007 
8,830,107 
1,681,405 
2,673,874 
6,780,777 


36,800,891 


13,008,416 

1^628,643 

3,432,100 

1,188,037 

3,  vVv,  uol 

%  027, 170 

032,066 

0,681 

40^060 

13,144 

700 


Capital 
invested 
(thou- 
sands of 
dollars), 

mo 


607.867 


164,034 

183.043 

88,574 

32;  081 

86^735 

120^610 

li861 

344 

9^087 

^810 

40 


1  Not  included  in  dassiflcation  in  1010. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

Ho.  661. — ^IBRIGATION:   Agrbaob    and    Capital    iNYBSTBDy   bt   Dbainagb 

Babins,  1902  AND  1920 

Non.— See  headnote.  Table  660 


Drainage  bastn 


Area  irrigated 
(acres) 


itoei 


lOlt 


Area  en- 
terprises 

were 
capable  of 
irngating, 

(acres) 


induded 
in  enter- 
prises in 

mo 

(acres) 


Capital  invested 

(thousands  of 

dollars) 


ma 


Total. 


8,874,406 


10,101.716 


00,000,477 


36,800,891 


Missouri  River  and  tributaries 

Mississippi  River  and  tributaries  other 
than  Missouri  Rivtf 

Qulf  of  Mexico  streams  ottier  than  Missis- 
sippi River  and  Rio  Grande 

Rio  Qrande  and  tributaries 

Independent  streams  in  Rio  Orande  dndn- 
age  basin 

Colorado  River  and  tributaries 

White  Water  Draw  and  tributaries 

Great  Basin 

Columbia  River  and  tributaries 

Padflc  Oooaa  streams  otiier  than  (^lum- 
biaand  Colorado  Rivers 


^633, 237 

303,087 

21,833 
400,687 

8,366 

027,183 

384 

1,030,473 

1,207,437 

1,660,232 


4, 147, 278 

068, 4Dd 

006,077 
1,208,803 

18^003 

%  312;  047 

6,871 

2, 313, 163 

3,873,346 

3,670^087 


6,806,030 

1,162,261 

1, 157, 620 
1,887,433 

20,862 

2,060,037 

0,050 

2,800,858 

4,068,618 

6,165,500 


8,483,171 

1,543,004 

1,002,100 
2;  504, 127 

34,096 
4,064,402 

10,623 
4,238,028 
0,336,801 

0,078,330 


89,639 


10,170 

4,020 

601 
0,807 

127 

11,200 

7 

lasoo 

10^851 
21,004 


607.667 


20,440 
84,173 

661 
80,807 

200 

00,560 

145,072 

107,306 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


mSIOATION 


607 


(KTog) 

oIiirleBtmg(«re) 

ArMltil9tod(un« 

Stata 

,.„ 

». 

cent 
olln- 

uu 

». 

Per 

1*M 

UU 

Pec 

Taal 

n,  MS.  461 

u.Bae.ni 

ILI 

10.181.40) 

Bt.0U.4TT 

U.S 

14.433.  SBfi 

18.  m.  TIB 

»0 

Arlwoa 

CsUIOmta"" 
Ciriarwlo 

MoatBiis..T~I 

Nsfaruka 

Nfly«ta.„.„. 

Oregon 

TeiM 

VKOM 

jM 

3,  Ma!  £73 
181.300 

'is 

i.2ai« 

saira 
201.  azs 

81T.032 
43W.2W 

3,T80.(H8 
ICftMl 

ti:7i3 

■•as 
'is 

%w«.aes 

-11 

-34  4 
23.1 
123 

-33:8 

34.7 

3ST.«U 
47  111 

1311.  BOS 

u3.3ao 

1I0S.15S 
429. 2U 

840.  «a 

M4,W( 

830.  sa 
Mawi 

ill 

87,853 

Its 

B.S71 
1.344. 040 
IUlBM 

i.mu3 

279.8 

-SLB 
MB 

NLl 
fit  I 

|! 

1791032 
L430.M£ 

17.470 
380^200 

70i:e33 

1ft  148 

83,248 
4S1.130 

as 

1.133.302 

143:940 

3.3«!3SS 
1488,800 

47.312 

4A4.88) 
1,081,729 

ssa 
31 

100.882 

180,110 
I.37I.8H 

1.207:M2 

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73! 

ii 

43.7 

Wnshington.. 
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47aM4[      837.1M 
1, 039,  UO     1.811,038 

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CBplUllllTBt«I(d0UU3) 

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pBfKre 

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ua 

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1». 

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uu 

Tgul 

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IS.U 

MBl 

BT.M8.BU 

BlB.TTS.Mt 

ia.u 

U.U 

107 

141 

17.(177.9M 

Tzssaoao 

aS:S 
iiSS 

21070.058 
7.7(8.310 

3HW.0W 

7, 1S3.  saa 
ousoi,oo» 

,5SS 
S!S!S 

1*,7M.») 

■tSfS 

4i.eo 

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14.  la 

11 

14.  IB 

38.17 

23.  m 

Its 

14.47 

laso 

2100 
20. 50 

30.47 

2aH 
28. 1« 

si 

3«at 

3a  48 

1S.7S 

34.828.808 

84.30%  344 

7A.  443.  339 

i.3fl£,8e3 

O.0I4.1M 
32138*077 

tt  188,  76a 

"•SSSi 

47.200 

30t21O,0IB 

3,  BOO.  we 

iii 

34.flliOH 
32L71».i:s 

15.  S7 

2S.B3 
8.J4 

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1.01 

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70,079,038  1*  21 

22.648,717 
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n  o(  tpri  ukd  UMnUan. 


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Bo.  603. — nUtlQATIOH:  Cfiopa  Orown  on  IrbiqatW)  Luid,  1019 


«  headnotn,  Tabln  it 


and  St*.    Tha  fli 


a  of  tbe  relative  Imporluiee  of  dlfCEraut  anpi  an  Trrl 
TklDM  per  uire.  For  oomporlaaii  Ihe  avangs  yleldi  par  acra 
frrifMlM  prttftclf  (not  tor  the  entire  DOUQtiT)  araebown 


I  are  probablr  la 

■tad  land  and  ol  - 

>n  nonliHiatAd  land 


QmuitltT  harvcdted 


Inigalion 
eolerprises 


■ated 


Other  grains  and  weds: 
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Dry  iMtans,  navy. sic.. 
DrypBBj,  Cuiuda 


Timothy    and    ( 


3  leguniM  cut  far 


Rogt  crops  m  fonte... 


Cutaloupca  end  moik 


Flams  and  pnum... 
BBbtroplnil  fruits: 


ltO.«07 
301.360 

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i,(M.an 


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i  10(1.338 


ON;  Ml 
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1,334.800 

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>  Number  oI  vlnee  DrbeariDgan. 
'  Yield  per  vine. 


were  oot  tabolatad  Mpantaly.     Tha  totala 


ie  Cenma,  Department  of  Comi 


IHBIOAllOK    AND    DHAINAaB 


609 


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an  Itom  acb«diilta  of  iiunTldiul  lumets  and  tl , — . ^ 

enlerprixa.  Tbe  lanii  may  lUTg  wlifldtl  dntoaoB  withoat  betnc  oomwclcd  with  tnj  leotnl  aulo- 
pilM.  CauvsnglT,  >  feotnl  aittrohat  BU^  tidBtato  th«  nlttmato  mnoral  ol  waUr  trnii  ■  lann  wUdi 
hultMltnoartlfldaldialDaaa.  Tha  lUloiaaiti  of  tumta  u  to  addlttaoal  land  imdliic  dnlnav  an 
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prlw  public  oarporatloDB  and  local  ImprovcnuDt  dutilata  tatabUabad  ondBr  Btata  lawa  relatlDt  to 
arBlDBge.  commercial  sDtaipilsca  dialDlnt  laod  for  Mia,  oUmc  onaDlEatlaDi  angaisd  In  axtuulva  land 
draloairo  work,  and  traeta  of  MM  acna  or  more  dralDed  by  [odlvidoal  [ana  oimen.    Tbe  •Dtorprtat*  In 

amoe  Stalot  iaduda  conildifabla  ana>  of  ttmber  aDd  other  unlniproTed  land  not  In  tanne.    Tha  ca 

ofdtalnaeeentwpffseedldnot  Include  any  of  the  nortliBaat«m8tal«a,ani "- 

Alabama,  Vlrxlnb,  or  West  Vlrdnla 


10  anttrpilaw  wtn  loond  In 


Item 

;»„. 

Per  out 
ol  total 

u„ 

AiDonnt 

SIS' 

Da*iN*oK  OK  rtJua 
NniDber  o(  all  farms  Id  Uw 

&4U,M3 
gM,S16 

iaa.07s.oo7 

aoLioiMM 

100.0 

Ga.e 

AUIuidinaperatii«  drain- 

Improved  land do... 

Timber     and      cut-ovet 

1,717,831, 100 
SS,  409,038 

ll,Sg,6S3 

a.xa,7n 

xn.m,ia 
tttai.4U 

'trd^x^:"".^:: 

iMwllng  drnlnage 

Farmi     nporllag     both 

i.n 

IWS doUara.. 

Addlttooal    capital    ra- 

Improved  laod' in' ranns' 

100  0 

Farm  land  reported  as  pro- 
pro  vWod   wUh   dralnflge 

610 


DBAINAGB 


Ho.  566.— DRAIHAOS   ENTEBPRI8ES    CLASSIFISD    B7   CHABACTBB   OF 

OBGANIZATION:  1920 


Note. 


headnote.  Table  606 


Character  of  enterprise 


Total 

Drainage  districts 

General  State  laws 

Special  acts 

Coiinty  drains 

Tofmsnip  drains 

State  drainage  projects 

United  States  Reclamation  Serv- 
ice  

Irrigation  districts 

Commercial  developments 

Individual  ownership 

Character  not  precisely  reported  * 


Operating  enterprises 


Land  in 

enterprises 

(acres)  > 


66,486,088 


878,873,687 


22,080^607 
20^230,066 

1,820,641 

87,870,803 

106,133 

1,422;  844 


287,880 
176,200 
212,421 
432,307 
2,828,744 


Capital  (dollars) 


Invested 

to  Dec.  31, 

1010 


172,013,872 

147,611,260 

24,602,718 

160,743,008 

674,068 

6^846^  420 


3,012,370 
1,460,714 
3,270,820 
6,440,262 
7,004,046 


Addi- 
tional re- 
quired to 
complete 


88.881,418 


30,136»668 
24,603,623 
14,643,046 

0,682,477 
i600 

6,484,440 


2,630,243 

2,663,820 

1,128,000 

841,760 

0,606 


Nonoperatlng  enterprises 


Land  in  en- 
terprises 
(acres)  i 


8,88i881 


3,200,104 

2,667,066 

608,048 

606^604 

428 


7,000 


6a  000 
10,600 


Capital  (dollars) 


Invested 

to  Dec.  31, 

1010 


1,188,468 


772,884 

762,830 

»,0O4 

302,224 


46.000 
8,400 


Addi- 
tional re- 
quired to 
complete 


34,087,678 


26,330,070 

26,(^070 

1,266,000 

8,138,808 

^400 


160^000 


160,000 
156,600 


1  Before  tabulation  the  area  in  each  enterprise  was  reduced  by  the  amount  of  overlapping  with  enter* 
prises  organized  previously. 

s  All  except  35,062  acres  and  $218,061  invested  to  Dec  31, 1010,  relate  to  either  drainage  districts  or  county 
drains  in  Indiana. 

Sooroe:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commeroe. 

Ho.   667.— DRAIKAOE  OF  OPEBATINa  ENTERPRISES  CLASSIFIED  BT  DATE 

OF  ORGANIZATION:  1980 


Non. 


headnote.  Table  666 


Date  of  organisation 


Land 


TbCaL.. 

Before  I860.. 
1860  to  I860.. 
1870  to  1870.. 
1880  to  1880.. 
1800  to  1890.. 

1000  to  1004.. 
1006  to  1009.. 
1010  to  1914.. 
1915  to  1919.. 
Not  reported 


Area  in 

enterprises 

(acres)  i 


66,486,038 


97,310 

783,367 

2;  077, 717 

6,424,204 

6,026,087 

7,606,763 

14,630,307 

17,344,008 

11,374,610 

220,647 


06,8M,881 


06,119 

032,666 

3,413,277 

8,843,664 

11,676,024 

12,200,468 
20^228,636 
22,245,630 
16,828,601 
262,008 


Capital  (dollars) 


Invested 

to  Dec.  81, 

1919 


878,873,667 


182, 716 

1,689,852 

8,126,391 

23,934.330 

24,408,861 

26,706,464 

76,072,320 

IX,  260, 606 

87,370,002 

3,414,036 


Additional 

required  to 

complete 


88,881,418 


1,840,829 
621,310 

709,063 

7,612,401 

14,455,410 

36,771,650 

410,659 


Cost 
per  acre 


(dollars) 


4.64 


1.86 
1.81 
2.38 
2.91 
2.16 

2.25 
4.14 
6.19 
7.84 
14.66 


>  Before  tabulation  the  area  in  each  enterprise  was  reduced  by  the  amount  of  overlapping  with  enter- 
prises organized  previously. 
*  These  figures  represent  the  sums  of  the  areas  in  all  the  enterprises,  without  deducting  for  overlapping. ' 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Oeosos,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


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26.— FAKMS— GENERAL  STATISTICS 


[Dttft  iB  this  mcIIba  raUite  lo  wwtfaimtal  Vated  Bakm] 

Ho.  669.— POPXILATIOH,  FABKS,  AVD  JAMU  PBOPSBTT 

Note.— The  Bohednle  for  1025  did  not  call  for  "improyed  land."  The  combined  total  for  "crop  land." 
391,460^3  acres,  and  "plowable  nastore  land."  113,507.406  acres,  agKrefatinc  506,027,400  acres,  corre- 
sponds in  a  roogh  way  to  the  definition  of  *'improTed  land"  at  pceTioos  censnees.  Figores  for  1990 
and  1926  relate  to  Jan.  1,  for  1010  to  Apr.  16,  and  for  earlier  years  to  Jane  1 


Item 


Total  population 

Urban 

Rural* 

PeroentoftotoL. 

Farm  population* 

Per  cent  of  total 

Per  cent  of  m^aL 

Homber  of  farms 


Acreage  in  thousands— 
Approximate  land 
of  United  States.. 


1880 


28, 101, 87&5a  165^  783  02;  047, 714  75^  004, 575'0l,  07%  2001106^  7ia 
107  2%  2B6, 350  3a  880^  433*42;  10M20 
010^40^  04%  366  45^  014, 142,48^  800^  Itf 


165^ 
14,358, 
35^707, 


•  VAV 

7L4 


1,440^07S  4,008,907 


AU  lands  in  farms 

Improyed  land 

Unlmproyed  land.. 


Per  cent  of  total  land 
represented  by  all  land  in 
farms 

Improved  farm  land 

Unlmproyed  farm  land.. 


all  land 

Inhabitants  per  1,000 
of  imi;«oyea  farm  land— 

Value  of  all  fkrm 
(thousands  of  doDars) 

Land  and  bnildingi.. 

Land* 

Buildings 

Implements  and  machin- 
ery  

Livestock 


k 


Per  cent  of  valve  of  all  farm 
property  renreeented  by- 
Land  and  buildings 

Land 

Buildings. 

Implements    and    ma- 

chiner 
Livestoc 

^▼erage   value  of  all 
property  per  farm  (doOars) . 

Land  and  buildings 

Land 

Buildings. 

Implements    and    ma- 
chinery  

Livestock 


^▼erage  value  of  all 
property  per  acre  (dollars). . 

Land  and  buildings 

Land , 

Buildings 

Implements    and    ma- 
chinery  

Livestock 


.07X 


1.884,376,  l,00a;838 
688,008 


908,501' 


113,033 
180^628 


16.0 
&0 
0.0 

8010 

205 


18H 


1910 


04.0 


284,771 
251,311 


919 

15iO 
112 

1817 

170 


4.584,041 


1,008,338 

081910 

357,017 
205^002 


817 

118 
14.0 

1818 

170 


oao 


6^787,879 


1,008,402 

414,498 
434,003 


44.1 

2L8 
218 

1419 

183 


8,907,84411118^6091108198819^488,801. 

1 271,  ff75|ia  107, 007  H  27^  283^11 014, 047134, 801. 


161, 
644,181 


815 


18 
117 

1788 

1258 


105 
370 

1161 
1L14 


L85 


401520 
1,576,885 


817 


13 
110 

1088 
1644 


404,247 
1301708 


810 


101 
303 


11 
14.4 

1598 

1000 


11 


s 


.70 
104 


108 
500 

9181 
2L81 


.70 
170 


11O51O0B, 
1651030 

741770 
1071478 


M.2 


1801,609 


1,001200 

971798 
471488 
401347 


418 

911 
2L0 

1811 


820 

54,301003 

51,401017 

41 


102 

41801,440 

128 

31471674 

1331452 


8L8 
010 
17.4 

17 
110 

1888 

1800 
1270 

« 

131! 

91 87! 
1181! 
11671 

'3 

107i 


1.201150 
4,021174 


810 
015 
114 

111 
12.0 

1444 

1471 

4,470 

004 

100 
774 


19U 


31,014, 

210 
0L6 

1441 80 


1,001215 

501073 
'451 8U 


519 
214 

218 

1419 

210 

n,991859 
01311003 
54,829,503 
11,481440 

1004,773 
1011870 


8111 
714 
14.7 

4.0 
113 

11084 

11284 

1508 

1,781 

657 
1,243 

8L59 
00.38 
57.38 
12.02 

170 
188 


1111371000 

101701000 

151  Oil  000 

410 

21061,008 
211 
511 

1871,010 


1,001217 
891810 


{^ 


410 


1411 

0) 

67,017,740 
40,407,047 
37.731,018 
11,741880 

1001,704 
4,851380 


818 
612 
210 

4.7 
15 

1010 
7,764 
1020 
1,844 

422 
703 

0L80 
5162 
4181 
12.71 

101 

136 


1  Estimated. 

s  Population  residing  outside  of  incorporated  places  having  2,500  inhabitants  or  mors,  or  in  Massachu- 
setts. Rhode  Island,  and  New  Hampshire,  outside  of  towns  naviog  2,500  inhabitants  or  more. 

*  The  1925  tarm  population  indudes  only  persons  Uving  on  farms;  the  1020  flgoies  indnde  also  those 
farm  laborers  (and  thsir  families)  who,  whQe  not  Uving  on  farms,  lived  oatdde  the  limits  of  any  incor- 
porated place. 

*See  headnote. 

•  These  figures  indnde  the  Taloe  of  fences,  tile  drains,  and  other  Inddental  Improvaments  on  the  land* 
exduoing  only  the  value  of  bnildings. 


Source:  Bureaa  of  the  Oanfloi  Dapertmant  of  OomiiMni. 


^1^ 


614  PABM   POPUIiATION 

Ho.  D70.— rutll  POPUIATIOH  AID  TOTAL  POtlTLAtlON!  Bt  Statbb 


Totslpopuhtlon 

7«Tnpoi™l.llon. 

DLvliloa  ind  StaW 

MM 

im 

uu 

far  mat  at  total 

popuL«l«. 

1.2. 

Iflll 

ntitwiStaiM 

io4.Tio.no 

Hi,  are,  000 

31. 014,  MB 

«.Hl,«g 

StLl 

M.1 

'11 

^SS 

1.380: 631 
8.TB0,017 

ll,lT^Hl 

G.7fi(l,aM 

3,sxt3sa 

3.8310*7 

11,M«.M« 

2.404.011 

3.404.063 

ii40,87!l 

I.»<I,S73 
I.T0B,J67 

"■as 

lis 

1, 403,701 

lii 

»«S,470 
t,tU,M7 

lis 

1.7M,fll» 

't!5S 
'SSffi 

stss 

039,  SIS 

RT, 

44B.BM 
77,407 

3,3S:S! 

7,MT,000 

•  ^miaos 
],fiTs,'ooa 

^»«,««,000 

0,470,000 

n,  7(7. 000 

B.  470. 000 

7,002.000 
4.284,000 
2,Mfl,000 

J,  111  1.000 
»S.  410,027 
3484.000 

•  iisiImo 

^l,S7i:0OO 

138,000 
I.5fl0.000 

3S 

M;»63,541I 

•.mm 

%so8,ooo 

3,448.000 

.JSSffi 

It,  M,  000 

ass 

3,304,000 
i^  313, 000 

0JJ.0O0 

12B.00D 

384,000 
428.000 

•77;  407 

«,UJ,000 

'stalDoo 
4,mo.ooo 

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AOKEAGE    OF    FARMS  I 

Ho.  671.— OUSSmCATIOH  OF  FABM  LAHD:  Bt  ^ateb,  1B2S 

Mots.— An  BfotM  in  thaOMBii  ol  mtm.    For  total  at  land  in  tmrna,  na  Table  S73 


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10,138 

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tSl.419 
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177,428 


m.MB 

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VALUE   OF   FAEU   PB0PBBT7  619 

TB    AND    MaCHINEBT,    AND    LIVESTOCK,    Bt    StATBS 


620  VALUE   OF   FABU    FBOPBBTT 

Ho.  B74.— ATSBAQB  VAIUX  PBB  VASM  iXJ)  PKB  AOU;  Bt  Statiib 


Anrage  valus  per  tiinn  (doll»n) 

rivi^™.,rfBt».. 

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100  to  174  acres. 

176  to  499  acres 

1100  to  099  adres 

1,000  acres  and  over. 


ImpTOTed  farm  land,  total  >•  >. 


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20  to  49  acres 

fiO  to  99  acres 

100  to  174  acres 

175  to  499  acres 

MO  to  999  acres 

1,000  acres  and  over. 


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Owning  entire  (arm 

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7.181 

41,636 

96,692 

192;  680 

232,966 

67,864 

197,784 

414,496 


6,440 
33,001 
07,346 
118,391 
136,630 
20,476 
24,317 


838,692 


Tanaata 

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ImpfOTed  farm  land,  total  >. 

Owners 

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Cash 

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BT  COLOR  or  rARMKR 


An  farm  land,  totaL.. 

White  farmers 

Colored  farmers... 


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White  farmers , 

Colored  farmers 


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431,261 
124,779 

87.618 

196,084 

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221,489 

66,742 


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46,378 
103,121 
206,481 
266,280 
83,663 
167,062 

478,409 


7,992 
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128,864 
161,776 
40,817 
31,263 


878,798 


900,884 


8,680 
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106,631 
194,681 
276,807 
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108,887 

89,738 

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41,666 

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46,632 

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210,086 
54,190 


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'Includes  croppers  reported  in  Soathem  States  only. 

•Includes  all  tenants  except  cash  tenants. 

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Opbbator,  1926 


The  South: 
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Delaware — 

White 

Colored 

Maryland- 
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Colored 

District  of  Colombia- 
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West  Virginia- 
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North  Carolina- 
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South  Carolina- 
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Georgia- 
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Florida- 
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Colored 


Booth  Central: 

White 

Colored 


Kentucky- 
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Tennessee- 
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Alabama- 
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ML<(sissippi — 
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Wect  South  Central: 

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Arkansas- 
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Louisiana — 
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Oklahoma — 
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Total 


2,390.M3 
831,455 


782,003 
8aa,068 


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831 

42,280 
6,721 

130 
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143.676 
60,147 

80,666 
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202,616 
80,066 

82,186 
90,681 

166,018 
84,077 

47.205 
12,012 


725.226 
280.827 


247,807 
10,717 

218,022 
34,647 

162,310 
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107.066 
160,142 


792, 735 
224,570 


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1,178,778 
160,661 


168.708 
63,283 

72,937 
69,513 

177,170 
20,048 

383.920 
81.726 


471,040 
78,041 


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384 

30,060 
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101,602 
28,516 

60,609 
604 

117,285 
15,325 

87,025 
14,476 

71,076 
10,032 

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38.928 


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18,228 


168 
28 

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805 


8,842 
4,628 

4,709 
31 

15,489 
6,766 

8,676 
8,892 

5,857 
1,715 

1,425 
783 


61.408 
9,281 


151.195 
3.818 

121,219 
7,066 

68,329 
10,958 

57,470 
17,071 


304,625 
41.782 


72,045 
9,496 

39.419 
8,494 

63.162 
7,612 

139,909 
16.181 


19,293 
1,136 

18.191 
2,131 

9,895 
3,771 

4,024 
2,243 


68,377 
7.380 


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10^250 
667 


5^720 
417 


64 
10 

831 
105 

18 
1 

1,162 
76 

657 
5 

403 
20 

334 
34 

1,283 
124 

968 
42 


1,607 
124 


Tenants 


Total 


96^051 
636.248 


264,148 
228,472 


3,209 
459 

10,417 
2,510 

36 
3 

31.970 
16,928 

14,601 
174 

69.389 
68,865 

40,251 
72,179 

86,802 
72,206 

7,473 
6,148 


274,002 
232,494 


265 
16 

306 
18 

390 

68 

646 
32 


2,932 
126 


12.368 
1,668 

3.397 
1,076 

19.386 
1,076 

23,226 
3.660 


577 
39 

473 
30 

482 
12 

1,400 
45 


77.054 
5,747 

78.306 
26,412 

73.696 
70.539 

44.946 
130,796 


426,901 
175,282 


73,718 
62,181 

29,648 
49,913 

104.150 
11.348 

219.385 
61,840 


Cash 


103,854 
78.760 


36,230 
25.841 


402 
39 

1,608 
253 


4,607 
1,648 

6,056 
77 

4.888 

2,632 

6,012 
11,380 

11,296 
7,722 

2,328 
2,064 


34,614 
44,231 


7,022 
146 

7,784 
2,658 

13,900 
28,403 

5,908 
13,024 


33,010 
8.688 


Crogppen 


278,736 
844,322 


90,648 
U0,7«I7 


80 
61 

852 
613 


8,672 
6,901 

1,209 
17 

21,940 
30^479 

13,903 
82;  368 

41, 142 
47,613 

2,765 
1,625 


90,230 
128,147 


6,386 
2,602 

4.428 
4,314 

11,958 
603 

10,238 
1,079 


21,963 
3,851 

25,725 
14,848 

25^127 
25,296 

17.416 
84.152 


97,863 
96,406 


20,429 
36,322 

9,073 
25,001 

10,209 
2,920 

58,162 
33,165 


Other 


682.461 
213. 166 


137,275 
82.864 


^727 
850 

7,957 
1,044 

8 
1 

laooi 

8,204 

7,3S6 
80 

42.561 
25,754 

21,246 
28,422 

34,  364 
16,871 

2;  300 
1.439 


140,168 
60, 116 


48,060 
1,760 

44,797 
7,906 

34,660 
16,840 

21.628 
33,620 


29^028 
70,186 


46.903 
14,167 

16, 147 
20,596 

81.983 
7,825 

160^005 
27,606 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


COLOB  AND  NATIVTrr  OF  FAKHKBS 


Non,— For  oompanble  it 


rnr  1B35  for  tlia  Bontli  (mil  tlut  ■»  anOsble)  us  T*til«  C83.    Pot  toul 
u  Aod  *cnt^  of  *11  laod  in  tBinusea  T»bi^Sf2 


Fotelgn-boro     fiJn™! 


All   land   (Itioimiida 


N>»  liamiatain... 

M  asnchuMni 

Rbodf  Island 


Ke*  York.... 


Nortb  Cuidiua 


W«t  Snih  CtntnL... 


Itl.OOl 

».347 

ra,Ma 


19,  ui 
188,083 
HOBO 


JT.TTO 


71.081 
187.471 


■,B»  Imlms 


630 


MT7MBEB  AND  AGBSAGB  OF  FABM8 


Ho.  584.— HUHBES  AHB  ACBIAGS  OF  FABMB:  Bt  Colob,  Natiyitt,  ako 
Tenure  of  Operator,  Unitb]>  States  and  Certain  Regions  and  Diyisionb 

Non.— For  total  mimber  of  faims  (all  tenores  oombined)  see  Table  873;  for  number  of  farms,  by  onlor  and 
natiyitv  o  f  farmer  (aU  temires  oombined) ,  see  Table  683 .  Tbe ' 'North ' '  indudes  New  Ensland.  MiddJe 
Atlantic,  East  and  West  North  Oennral  divisions;  the  "South/*  the  three  subdivisions  listed  below  it 


Division  and  color 
and  nativity 


United  States 

Native  white 

Foreign-bom  white. 
Coloied - 


The  North 2;  126. 117 

Native  white 1, 0O&,  820 

Foreign-bom  white..     442, 094 
Colored.. 18,203 


Number  of  farms  operated  by- 


Owners  and 
managers 


mt 


4,006,898 

3,212,671 
651,390 
242,766 


The  South 

Native  white 

FOTeign-bom  white.. 
Colorad 


South  Atlantic 

Native  white. 

Foreign-bom  white. 
Colored 


Bast  South  CentraL... 

Native  white , 

Forei^-bom  white.. 
Colored 


West  South  Central.. 

Native  white. 

Foreign-born  white. 
Colored 


Mountain 

Native  white.. 

Foreign-bom  white. 
Colored 


PkjWc 

Native  white 

Foreign-bom  white.. 
Colored 


IfM 


Tenants 


1918 


8,898,6898,864,878. 


3^286,56611,568,39211,63^8301799^767 
5331111,172 


471,535 
235,448 


1.560^795 

1,304. 650 
3^478 
219.667 


601,452 

492,466 

6,306 

102;  681 

613,743 

460^793 

3.963 

66»966 

446^601 

861.391 
26^210 
68,000 


l,98il88 

1,823;  968 
851,804 
9;  416 

1,615^,543 

1,864,289 

81.896 

210;  350 


163,766 

137.912 

2&147 

7,697 

167,168 

110;  2C 

44.671 

%198 


616.888 

606^722 

6,546 

103.630 

030;  314 

470;  492 

3,876 

65,947 

409;  341 

387,076 
32,474 
5^793 


306^631 

16^840 

36^403 

4^389 

187.  in 

13^469 

63;  434 

%284 


118,166 
078,118 


765^601 

670;  792 

90;  028 

i681 

1,636k  762|l, 

848;  296 

16.983 

670^474 


510;  429 

366;  413 

836 

363,181 

638,738 

361,660 

866 

366^333 

497,585 

831,238 

15.391 

151,061 


19;  690 

16,079 

3,380 

331 

82;  788 

32;  336 
7.87 
3. 


8, 454^804  96^884  880;  804 


109. 
714,441 


779;  318  432;  272 


701.062366.314 

74.360  7i051 

3,787     1,906 


691,121 

868,6451300; 
18,921 
703,666 


642.068 

261,049 

827 

280,212 

622;  286 

270;  370 

681 

261,286 

626,747 

837,236 

17,463 

172,066 


63a 


87,478 

30;  888 
6^583 
1«066 

46;  087 

80;  386 

10;  661 

6,041 


All  land  (thousands 
of  acres)  in  farms 
operated  by— 


All 
farm- 


uSk 


Own 

ersand 

man- 


44.946  17,180 


350,123^243,043 


381 

8,4231 

41,818 


97,776 

78; 826 

725 

18,225 

78,897 

66,456 

329 

12,114 

173.449 

155.100 

7,369 

10.980 


683,464 
90;  261 


300,661 

239;  760 

69.371 

1,640 


222.005 

6,694 

14.444 


117,337 

99;  284 

17,056 

997 

66,153 

43.789 

11,642 

723 


06.200 

69,891 

6451 
5,664 

66b  560 

61,238 

293 

i019 

121,292 

110,875 
6.656 
i701 


103,862 

87.482 

16.488 

882 

43,338 

34.216 

8.808 

313 


Ten- 
ants, 


884.880 

216,304 
20.911 
27.766 

131,611 

116.664 

14,681 

366 

107,079 

78,376 

1,829 

36,874 


31,575 

18,934 

80 

12.561 

23.347 

16^217 

361 
8.095 

52.157 

44.224 
1,714 
6,219 


Improved  land  (thoo- 
sands  of  acres)  in 
tannsoptfated  by— 


AU 
farm- 
ers, 
1988 


Own- 
ers and 
man- 
agers, 
088 


608, 073  887, 8181178, 

411,266271, 
62.506  47.883 
29.298^    8.280 


167,080 

126,682 

3,654 

27,744 


786 

1551140;  111 
14,626 
21.019 


291, 966 192; 326  99,641 

242,671164,882  88;  188 

48,610  37,402  11,206 

7861        641  344 


93,040 

83;  210 
2.438 
7,396 


13.475 

11.792 

1.508 

116 

U815 

9,572 

2,834 

409 


48,510 

36^743 

818 

11,454 

44,880 

35^661 

177 

8,642 

64,190 

53.278 
3.164 
7.748 


30,106 

24.614 

5.196 

296 

23,922 

18.399 

6.048 

474 


20;  409 

26,404 

280 

S^816 

28,415 

28,234 

153 

%028 

36^125 

30;  572 
2;  001 
2.552 


Ten- 
ants, 


64.040 

4:^473 

1,221 

20;  347 


25^129 

20.412 

4,489 

228 

16,825 

13,152 

3,550 

114 


19;  Oil 

10,340 
33 

8.638 

16^965 

9;  437 

25 

6^613 

29;  OM 

22.706 
1,163 
6,106 


4,977 

4,202 

707 

67 

7.007 

6.247 

1,480 

360 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


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115,  MM 

Dlitun  rnm  dbirM  nuttM  town: 

■•St^g 

Faraa  ool  repotting 

17  001 

Ilem 

Sb, 

CaniTBl 

BDath 
C«Dlra! 

MountBlii 

Puiflc 

1,UM,M1 

UOOtOM 

I.01T.MJ 

133,  m 

XindslnHdliKUadDB: 

14. «« 

30.672 

li 

U».112 
H.BS1 

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ii 

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ss 

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171.1)10 
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7,7S3 

41H7SS 

li 

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as.  Mb 

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Souree:  Bunsu  of  tba  Caiuni,  Decartnuot  ol  Commaraa. 


FABH   SXCISN  tilVU  BMB 
Mo.  591.— VAKH  npnDITDBB  FOB  tUOi, 


DItUoo  uid  SUt 


Cuheipanded 

(thoBiuidi  of 

dollBn) 


CaiMdSMlM. 

RBirEstUmd 

Maine- 

New  HuniMlilie. 

Rhoda  lalBnd 

CODIMCllCUt 

Middla  iUutlo 

New  Yorli 

New  Jeraey 

bitSoclh  C«Dtnl. 

OHIO 

IndUut. 

WlWDiiiEii.'. 

MlnnesDla. .,  „. , . 

MtaouiiT.V.V.III! 
North  Dakota.. .. 
Sonlh  Dihota.... 
Nobruki 

■omIkAlUBlk 

M«ryliinit."I"T; 
DlR.ofColBmMa 

Vlrdnit 

Wo»  VtrgliilL... 
Nartb  CuallD»_ 
Booth  CiaOam,.. 

lul  Booth  Cuurml.. 
Kfntucky 

Almhnms.""";; 
Mississippi 

Wart  South  Ootnl. 

OklBbomn 

MbbbIud. 

Muriinn!! 

Idaho 

WjJ'nini 

New  M«taD.V.'." 
Cuh...".'.".".'."."^'!' 

l-aeiao 

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(^Hramla-. .  ~.  I.I 
Same:  Burcaaoli 


1S,3M 


1M.«» 
IS  1. 300 


117.  «oe 


7B,3M 

nots 

fS,*U 

10.  ISO 


2,  IN 
11,011 

iit,Bn 


<B.MO 

103,180 


It*.  IM 


U.nT 


ectog 

34,583 


ST,  iU 


80.31! 

u,toi 


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ItllTS 

lojeoi 

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IH.M1 

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3S,337 

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37,^83 
3^E» 

18.103 

u.ua 

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22,  MC 


SS,T(IS 
U,Tt>3 


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0.107 
38,170 


ZS,B2E 
418,117 
M.S37 


tb*  Cmud*,  DspHtnunttfCommnB*. 


PABM    EZPBHDrrUHBS 
TStaHSZSR,  ASS  WEED:  Bt  States,   1919  ani>  1934 


637 


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nporUDt- 

funiunpertlnc 

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nllbmu 

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ratmatU 
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nil 

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in* 

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330.  IN 

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i.iM,n«|u.i 

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1,0»J,«* 

rH.44t 

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MB 

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11.  ni 

18,33« 

lK^t«8 

141 

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64.801 

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7.09(1 

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37.2S7 

14.890 

M>iii«. 

«.» 

311 

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NevBunpAln. 

BlI 

1&,380 

ti.3a 

83!8 

11.071 

Vamont. 

i«l7 

1.33(1 

Z7,8S3 

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191775 

380 

301 

3,008 

3,631 

2.880 

3.040 

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iiO 

49.8 

4,8H 

1,3«S 

19,701 

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11.711 

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«0 

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«.«« 

11.113 

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no.  HI 

800 

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82.986 

03,075 

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70.  T 

10.713 

8.307 

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83.9 

14.719 

16.460 

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11.3 

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149,812 

01,078 

43.831 

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M.UI 

n.ua 

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•05,011 

17.8 

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11. 3M 

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161,  oa 

142.305 

63.0 

58.2 

401378 

36,087 

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101 706 

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64.138 

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llliDOlt. 

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21.039 

liooo 

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780 

1,137 

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13A0U 

64.6 

70.0 

27.910 

77,003 

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173,711 

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1.7 

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100,530 

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503 

22,041 

14.839 

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3.0 

us 

147,605 

134.282 

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829 

79,089 

49,281 

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a,Hi 

164,839 

60.171 

31,841 

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120 

aolMO    M.0 

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North  DtkoM. 

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57!  064 

30,411     KLB 

16,680 

8,737 

South  DakoU. 

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u 

133 

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87.0 

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34.309 

N»brmtft. 

3-7 

1I7,S*8 

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29,078 

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711 

18t.7«) 

110,171 

in,4H 

toiwr 

4LI 

31.1 

■AMU 

49,770 

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t.za 

1.141 

6,4US 

^B28 

01.2 

67.5 

1.490 

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7Z< 

7,  BIO 

aa,iu 

13,544 

68.4 

8,045 

7^000 

Mujlsnd. 

M.a 

23 

M 

201 

DW.tfC(Aimbto. 

17,Z7S 

11083 

01,338 

11400 

10.367 

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120 

1.710 

1.019 

47.1S3 

61.406 

M.1 

68.0 

9,8*0 

8.983 

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M.S 

4a,7V7 

as.0M 

107,350 

12  392 

8,075 

NortbOtoUltt. 

mi 

34.306 

60^088 

as.  741 

tsM 

1323 

Bmilh  Cwollia. 

«,19* 

21,100 

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61,681 

27.9 

26,2 

9,539 

8.305 

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a,»i 

30.8 

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0.403 

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48.  »4 

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1,170 

110, 080 

H.053 

44.3 

16.4 

18,017 

9^163 

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34.1 

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a.:M 

100,074 

02.139 

39.6 

MS 

8.701 

Tpddmk.. 

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86. 606 

16.4 

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05,897 

10,  Kl 

liiaa 

Mlaaissippl. 

ID.* 

11.  B 

i.»T 

11.  Ul 

Ha.W 

401.710 

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71. 778 

WMtSoUliCntnl. 

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118.  W8 

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17.726 

12.379 

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!T.» 

3,840 

08,910 

MLS 

11,133 

i<vm 

LouMUD*. 

106,106 

35  372 

1S,6I8 

a.' 3 

1.831 

4.124 

215,(81 

XI,  086 

40.4 

43:4 

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34,681 

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to 

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m 

m 

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107.  Ml 

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41.0 

ii,m 

11.  m 

M«Btaia. 

37,  Wl 

16,406 

86.7 

13,0 

lib  711 

1.878 

MoDMoa. 

M 

14.001 

19.100 

41.7 

iStoo 

^494 

Idabo. 

8,333 

7,090 

wio 

41.4 

0,010 

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set 

iol  a.0 

m 

127 

36,001 

a,  398 

oai 

11.0 

10,171 

lt,68« 

4B.0 

4&4 

1,171 

3.147 

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1.3  1    2  3 

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4,906 

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42 

13.083 

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3.941 

2:902 

tt;S.°'" 

2 

1.687 

2,190 

61.1 

16.1 

1,433 

1.346 

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ILO 

10.1 

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101.  IM 

168,  *N 

I1.T 

S0,4M 

10.131 

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&S 

61.230 

000 

30.712 

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110 

121 

8,JS 

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ai 

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11,300 
41k  181 

SiS 

ffl&u. 

COOPKUTIVB  KABKBTINa 


*wT»blaSn 


Nomtw  or  firms  m- 

Nimibwofltanui™- 
portlneporoliusB 

ptod^xdd 

Divtaton 

UU 

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rii.M« 

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78,  m 

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II 

11 

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as 

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as 

8.021 

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Boorca:  Bunau  at  tbe  Canani.  Dapinmsnt  ol  Oomnuit*. 


Numbmof 

Vsloa  (thou- 
■udii  ol  dol- 
lar.) ot- 

suia 

Number  ol 

VHoaniuMi- 

B*l» 

PVJ- 

peod- 

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Par- 

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IS! 

neot 

ii 

17,  7M 

hfK 

ss 

1.B1J 
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II 
ll:S 

B,8a 

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7.t»t 
37,  Bis 

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Weat  VlrgmiB 

North  Carolina.  ___ 
Boulb  CuoUoa— . 

Is; 

7.7M 
10.701 

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3,27a 
i.rai 

10,828 
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1,108 

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«,ras 

708 

■•1 

222 

2,ssa 

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3.  Ml 

1,«KI 
11,080 

1308 
S7.2M 

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iHt  Bonth  CaUnl: 

^a 

lutRimliCaidHl: 

Hlnalslppl 

WaatlaslhOaUial: 

783 

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New  Maikio 

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t!S 

UOTOB  TEHICZ.es,  TBIiBPHONBS,  STC.,  ON  FASHS 


..„»«. 

inli*5 

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TcIaptKinH 

Ouar 

DlTldoD  %oa  SUM 

sii 

Nom- 
berol 
farm) 

ll 
1' 

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ll 

twot 

ll 

1^ 

berol 

ll 

■Sam- 
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ii 

1^ 

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l.».».l«- 

m.Hi 

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wr 

848.889 

to.! 

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8.181 
1.  198 

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gs 

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as 

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TBAOTOBS   AND    BASIOS   ON   FABMS 


■a.  895.— rABHS  EKFOBTIHa  TBACT0B8  AVD  SAIHO  OITFIITS,  IMS 

Non.— Fgr  otbtr  hno  •qolpnMiDt  aod  eoomiitDCM  In  IBIO  ne  Tabk  m 


T^ 

»^.,«,.„ 

DlTlsloauidBtiU 

TracWfi 

BudiOMltlUi 

DIfWot  ud  Btste 

faniis 

bimi 

otall 

ftrmi 

Per 

UnlMdBUIM. 

in,  Me 

T.4 

IHOOl 

li 

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is 

a,3fi3 
u.sn 

4,703 

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ia.B4e 

Is 

ID 
3.7 

4.0 
LI 

19 
L» 
3.3 

4.4 

t! 

5.1 

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a,4U 

1.^ 

<I3B 
IS,  IN 

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t!S 

033 
303 

18,  IN 

IE 

•SS^' 

1.B8* 

*i 

141,870 

lis 

n,tn 

a.BU 

1.1 

S.4 

3.3 

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5.7 

i8;4 

ia.7 

(3.0 

4.0 

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IS 

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i^ 

46,  m 

24.(03 
liBSS 

n,ui 

IS.  Bit 

9.<m 

II 

]3,it» 

is,n« 

2.776 

Ilia 
uis 

10.1 
11.0 

'J:i 

112 

West  VfTBinia 

i.» 

New  Himprtlie.. 

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UMBonlhOHUnl.. 

LI 

S,WI4 

35,  SOI 

SS?-"-"- 

NewMeileo 

-S^tr :■: 

WsshlantoB _.. 

3.7 

Dtit.  or  Coluoibls. 

BonroB:  Bimau  al  tbt  Oensu,  Daputmeat  of  Comnwc*. 

No.  096.— KUHBSB  OF  TBACT0B8  ON  FAKHS,  1026 


DlTlilan>DdSt>M 

Trao- 

DltlslOD  UHl  SUM 

Tno 
lora 

Division  (Uid  SUM 

TlW)- 

United  BtMUm 

M6.n3 

Vut  north  OsBlnl-Con 

7!  435 
8,75* 

11,071 

4.038 

fl,7,W 
l.MU 
7.«0H 

IS 

4; -07 
I.B7I 

Wut  SoDlh  Cantr«L 

H.«8S 

^47S 

li 

T.M4 

1,774 

s 

is;  784 

141.  M( 

3J.M7 
43.325 

as: 

HI,  SM 

31.  Tail 

■-™»... 

IB.BU 

MIS 

Ulat.  otCoJiunblll 

BouUi  Carolina 

Xut  HMh  Ccntnl. 

Sut  Sanlh  Cantral 

Mississippi 

Smmrn:  Bantaoltbe 

>n.o»,t 

>«|nnmMit  ol  ConuiunM. 

26.— FARM  PRODUCTS— TALUE,  PRICES,  AND  FOREIGN 

TRADE 

[Dmta  Im  this  aeeliaB  nUto  to  coittineBtol  Uaitod  Steles  «ioepl  faroisB  tnd«  ■tetiakin  which  rapt— ant  kha 

trade  of  the  "evaloma  area"  (aee  feneral  BoCe,  p.  402)] 


No.  697.— ESTIMATED  VALUS  OF  FABM  PRODUCTS 

NoTK.— Values  1897  to  1906  are  baaed  on  farm  prices  Dec.  1  while  those  for  1900  to  date  are  obtained  by 

plying  crop  and  animal        •     -•      •  

a  nnmher  of  items  which  prei 

[In  BilUoBs  of  doUara] 


multiplying  crop  and  animal  production  by  weighted  prices  for  the  crop  year.    Beginning  with  191^ 

moualy  had  not  been  included  in  making  these  estimates  were  added 


Year 


1897 

1896 
1899'('census) 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 


Crops 


Animal 


prod- 
ucts 


2,519 
2,760 
S,Q20 
3^192 
3,385 


1,442 
1,579 
1,718 
1,818 
1,917 


3,578 

2,016 

3,772 

2,116 

3,982 

2,140 

4.013 

2,261 

4,263 

2,501 

4,761 

2.727 

5,096 

2,792 

5,488 

8,386 

«,211 

3,743 

6^495 

3»«85 

Crops 
fed  to 
UTS- 
stock 


1,067 
1,178 
1,863 
1,461 
1,650 

1,787 
1,752 
1,660 
1,687 
1,960 

a;  283 

a;  426 

2,408 
2,762 
2,086 


Total, 
exclud- 
ing 
crops 
fed  to 
live- 
stock 


2;  904 
3,161 
S,856 
8,540 
8,043 

8,607 
4,136 
4,262 
4,387 
4,784 

5^105 
5^464 
6^472 
7,192 
6,002 


1012. 
1013. 
1014. 
1915. 
1016. 

1017. 
1016. 
1010. 
1020. 
1021. 

1022. 
1023. 
1024. 
1025. 
1026. 


Crops 


6»700 
6,717 
7,266 
7,057 
10^306 

14,377 
14,614 
16,561 
11,678 
7,750 

0,480 
10^401 
10^770 
10,170 

0,266 


Animal 
prod- 
ucts 


8»778 
4,000 
4,210 
4,803 
4,663 

6,530 
8^062 
8,276 
7,700 
5^560 

6,651 
6^271 
6,002 
6,647 
7.800 


Crops 

fed  to 

Uve- 

stock 


Total, 
exclud- 
ing 
crops 
fed  to 
live- 
stock 


3,110 
2,030 
3,852 
8,622 
4,606 

6,667 
6^802 
7,150 
4,476 
8,060 

8,870 
4,290 
i453 
3,783 
3,581 


7,467 
7,686 
6,165 
8,686 
10^860 

18,040 
16,504 

17,  on 

14,611 
10^266 

11,211 
1%363 
U210 
18,064 
12,066 


No.  598.— ESTIMATED  VALUS  OF  FABM  PRODUCTS,  BT  CLASSES 

NoTx .— Valne  in  millioaa  of  doDara.    See  headnote  to  Table  507 


Product 


Total  crops 

Cereals 

Cotton 

Flax,  fiber,  and  seed 

Fruits 

Hay  and  forage 

I>efnime  seeds 

Other  seeds,  grass,  etc... 

Sugar  crops 

Tobacco 

Vegetables 

Farm-forest  products 

Other  crops 

Total  animal  products 

Animals  raised 

Bee  products , 

Dairy  products 

Poultry  products 

Wool 

Other  animal  products.. 

Deduct  crop  fed  to  lirealock. 

Het  total,  all  products 


Ittt 


10,401 


4,138 

1,657 

37 

643 

1,610 

172 

46 

153 

311 

1,160 
318 
130 

6^871 


2,477 

12 

2,652 

1,030 

87 

4 

4,890 

18,868 


VahM   I 


Per  cent 
of  total 


loao 


1084 


Value 


39.8 

l&O 

.4 

6l2 

15.6 

L7 

.4 

1.5 

3.0 

11.2 
3.1 
1.3 

loao 


30.5 

.3 

42.3 

16u6 

L4 

.1 


10,770 


4,660 

1,766 

74 

614 

1,674 

153 

26 

150 

244 

963 

306 

131 

5,908 


2;  243 

12 

2,566 


80 
4 

4,458 

18;  110 


Per  cent 
of  total 


loao 


43.3 

16L4 

.7 

5l7 

15i6 

1.4 

.3 

1.4 

2.3 

0.0 

2.8 

L2 

loao 


88iO 

.2 

48.8 

16L4 

L5 

.1 


1986 


Vahie 


10,170 


3,017 

1,700 

50 

666 

1,471 

180 

38 

106 

234 

1,286 
327 
140 

6,647 


2,672 

12 

a;  746 

1,117 

05 

5 

8,788 

18,084 


Per  cent 
of  total 


Vahie 


loao 


8&5 

17.7 

.5 

6i5 

14.5 

L2 

.4 

LI 

2.3 

12.7 
3.2 
L4 

100.0 


4a2 

.2 

41.8 

16L6 

1.4 

.1 


9,966 


3,687 

1,204 

30 

666 

1,400 

134 

35 

110 

345 

1,117 
318 
132 

7,800 


3^065 

13 

a;  052 

1,181 

85 

5 

8,681 

18;  965 


Per  cent 
of  total 


100.0 


89l6 

14.0 

.4 

7.2 

16.1 

LS 

.4 

1.8 

SL6 

IZl 
3.4 
L4 

iOO.6 


42L0 
.3 

4as 

16l3 

1.3 

.1 


Source  of  Tables  507  uid  506:  Bureau  of  Agrieultoral  Eoonomies,  Department  of  Agriculture. 

641 
44847*— s  A 1029 42 


642 


AGRICULTURAL   PRICES 


Ho.  699.— DTPEX  H UMBBRS  OF  FABM  PXICSS  AND  WHOLBSALB  PUCK  OF 

A0RICULTIJ2AL  P&0DUCT8.  BT  GROUPS 

[1983^1936-100] 


Farm  prices,  30  commodltiM 

Wholesale  prices 

Yearly  average  or 
year  and  month 

Farm 
prod- 
ucts 

Grains 

Fruits 
and 
▼ege- 

tables 

Meat 

ani- 
mals 

Dairy 
prod- 
ucts 

Poul- 

porod- 
uots 

Cotton 
and 

cotton- 
seed 

Farm 
prod- 
ucts 

Grains 

Live- 
stock 
and 

h;)0Qltr3H 

Other 
farm 
prod- 
uctt 

1010-1914 

72 

121 
04 
72 

147 
83 
80 
07 
06 

106 
08 
04 

100 

+6.4 

01 
01 
06 
00 
00 

96 

104 

102 

07 

96 

75 

144 

02 

60 

174 

84 

70 

86 

07 

117 

07 

06 

08 

+2L1 

01 
07 
103 
03 
02 

07 
114 
05 
85 
84 

71 
120 
103 

66 
178 
106 
100 

07 

80 
114 
135 
111 
104 

-6.3 

101 
131 
133 
00 
101 

113 

126 

100 

70 

77 

86 

138 

07 

02 

147 

02 

06 

00 

02 

118 

124 

118 

137 

+7.6 

130 
115 
115 
110 
117 

118 
125 
130 
128 
121 

71 

100 

100 

71 

134 

106 

06 

106 

06 

06 

07 

00 

100 

+1.0 

101 

07 

04 

101 

104 

103 

07 

08 

103 

104 

66 

100 

100 

67 

147 

107 

02 

06 

07 

107 

103 

03 

00 

+6.5 

06 

72 

88 

133 

130 

06 

83 

OS 

131 

130 

48 

03 

86 

48 

133 

50 

78 

107 

105 

88 

61 

64 

76 

+18L8 

47 
55 
78 
80 
76 

73 
80 
77 
73 

74, 

09.4 

13a  1 

95.4 
69.6 

146.6 
86.0 
0L3 
05.0 
07.3 

106.8 
07.3 
06.7 

103.0 

+6.6 

03.8 

03.1 

00.1 

10L8 

10L6 

lOLO 
105.1 
104.7 

loai 

100.8 

73  4 

144.4 
04.0 
00.5 

172.4 
87.1 
83.1 
86.0 
08.3 

115.6 
07.8 
08.6 

104.0 

+6.4 
02.6 

loai 

108.7 
08.0 
00.7 

106.4 

12ai 

06L2 

03.0 

02.2 

86.6 

134.0 

07.0 

85.8 

146.7 

01.7 

07.6 

OLl 

03.0 

115.0 

117.2 

II5.0 

123.6 

+6.6 

116.6 
11L6 
116.6 
118.0 
114.8 

115.0 
12L5 
137.0 
110.6 
116.2 

50.8 

1015-1020 

102.6 

1021-1025 

04.3 

1013 

61.5 

1020 

134.0 

1021 

81.5 

1022 

sas 

1023 

10L4 

1034 

00.2 

1025 

1026 

00.5 
86.0 

1027 

86.3 

1038 

OLO 

Per  cent  change,  1027 
to  1028 

+6.« 

1027 

Januarv-M  arch 

April-June 

8a5 
81.8 

July-September 

October-December 

December 

88.7 
M.0 
06.8 

1028 

Januaiy-March 

April-June 

03.3 
02lO 

Jmy-Septeraber 

October-December 

December 

80.4 
02.3 
0S.6 

No.  600.— INDEX  NUMBE&S  OF  PRICES  RECEIVED  AND  PAID  BT  FARIIERS 

AND  OF  WHOLESALE  PRICES 

[198S-1986»100] 


Prices 
received 
for  farm 
products 

Prices  paid  by  farmers  for 
commodities  bought  * 

Wages 

paid  to 

hired 

farm 

labor 

Wholesale  prices 

Yearly  average  or 
year  and  month 

Total 

For 
living 

For  pro- 
duction 

All  com- 
modities 

Farm 
products 

Non  agri- 
cultural 

com- 
modiUes 

1010-1014 

72 

121 

04 

74 
72 

147 
83 
80 
07 
06 

106 
08 
04 

100 

01 

04 

101 

00 

00 
105 
101 

07 

66 

104 
100 

63 

65 

133 

101 

06 

00 

00 

103 

101 

00 

101 

00 

100 

09 

00 

100 
101 
100 
101 

61 
102 
100 

60 

61 

130 

101 

08 

00 

00 

101 

101 

00 

00 

00 
00 
00 
00 

00 

00 

100 

00 

60 

106 

00 

68 
70 

121 
08 
07 
08 
00 

103 
99 
99 

101 

99 
100 
100 

98 

100 

102 

90 

101 

60 
08 
05 

58 

62 

143 

90 

87 

99 

99 

101 

102 

102 

101 

99 
103 
105 

96 

99 
102 
105 

97 

OB 

115 

99 

"0 
69 

153 
97 
90 

100 
97 

103 
99 
95 
97 

04 
93 

M 

i5 

V 
69 
96 

60 

120 

05 

72. 
70, 

147 
86 
01 
06 
07 

107 
07 
97 

103 

92 

94 

103 

102 

101 
104 
106 
101 

a  67-Ag 

1015-1020 

113 

1021-1925 

00 

1010 

>  60 

1013 

flO 

1020 

l!A 

1021 

100 

1022 

07 

1023 

101 

1024 

117 

1025 

101 

1020 

100 

1027 

04 
06 

05 
03 
M 

1028 

1927 
March 

Juno 

September 

Decern  ber 

05 

04 
06 
08 
06 

1928 
March 

June 

September. 

December 

*  Annual  indexes  are  based  on  retail  prices  paid  by  farmers,  reported  quarterly.        *  \pproximate. 
Source  of  TVibJes  500  and  600:  Computed  from  data  of  Departments  of  Agriculture  and  Labor. 


WAGES   OF   FABM   LABOR 


643 


Ho.  eOl. —AYEBJLQE  PRXYAIUVQ  FABX  WAGB  RATI  AHB  nTDSZ  VUMBSBS 

or  FARM  WA6I8 

Note.— To  1923,  ye«u-ly  averages  are  from  reports  by  crop  reporters,  giving  average  wages  for  the  year 
in  their  locality;  thereaftw,  wage  rates  per  month  are  stiratght  averages  m  quarterly  rates  April,  July, 
October  of  the  current  year  and  January  of  the  following  year 


Average  yearly 

farm  wage  per 

month— 

Weight- 
ed aver- 
age 

Index 
num- 
bers of 
farm 
wages 
(1910- 
1914- 
100) 

1 

Year 

Average  yearly 

farm  wage  per 

moDtn— 

Weight- 
ed aver- 
age 

Index 
num- 
bers of 
farm 

Year 

With 
board 

With- 
out 
board 

wa0e 

rate 

per 

month 

With 
board 

With- 
out 
hoard 

wage 
rate 

month 

wages 

(1910- 

1914- 

100) 

1866        

$iao9 

9.97 
11.16 
ia86 
11.70 
1Z32 

12  88 
13.08 
13.29 

$15.50 
15.50 
17.10 
1&79 
17.53 
1&52 

19.11 
19.22 
19.67 
19.45 
2a  02 
19.97 
1&57 

1&74 
19.16 
19.97 
22.12 
26.19 
2&00 

$13.14 
12  93 
14.19 
13.34 
14.14 
14.82 

15.48 
15.58 
1&87 
15.79 
ia06 
1&93 
14.00 

14.09 
lfii58 

ia34 

1&12 
21.92 
23.00 

55 
54 

50 
56 
50 
62 

65 
65 
66 
66 

67 
67 
61 

63 
65 
68 
76 
92 
96 

1910 

$19.58 
19.85 
2a  46 
21.27 
2a  90 
21.08 

32  04 
28.64 
85.12 
4a  14 
47.24 
3a25 
29.31 

3200 
3234 
3288 
34.86 
84.58 
34.66 

$28.04 
28.33 
29.14 
3a  21 
29.72 
29.97 

82  58 
4a  19 
49.13 
86.77 
05.05 
42  58 
4200 

46l74 
47.22 
47.80 
48.86 
48.63 
48.65 

$22  08 
22  25 
2101 
2183 
2126 
2146 

2a  83 
32  42 
4212 
49.11 
67.01 
35.77 
3191 

82  04 
39.67 
4a  12 
4a  92 
4a  20 
4a  44 

97 

18fi9            

1911 

97 

1874  or  1875 

1912 

101 

1877  or  1879  »  . 

1913 

104 

1879  or  IHSO 

1914 

101 

IteOor  1S81._ 

1R81  or  1882     

1915  . 
1016.. 

— . 

102 
112 

1884or  1885      ..  .. 

1917 

140 

1887  or  1888       .     . 

1918 

170 

1889orl890 13.29 

1019 

200 

1891  or  1892    13.48 

1920 

239 

1R93               

13.85 

1021 

150 

1894 

12.70 

12.75 
13.29 
13.90 
1&51 
ia73 
2a  48 

1922.. 
1923.. 

146 

1895      

108 

1898       

1024 

108 

1899       

1925 

108 

1902 

1926 

171 

1906 

1927 

170 

1909 

1928 

160 

Basis  of  rate  and  division 

tm 

ins 

19S9 

Jan.  1 

138.94 

44.42 
37.12 
25.55 
24.72 
53.36 

47.07 

67.30 
62.18 
35.66 
35.09 
73.27 

L79 

2.65 
2.15 
1.35 
1.29 
2.32 

&36 

3.41 
284 
1.77 
1.09 
3.18 

Apr.l 

Jnlyl 

Oct.  1 

Jan.  1 

Apr.l 

Julyl 

Oct.  1 

Jan.  1 

Apr.l 

PER  MONTH,  wn 

United  States 

North  Atlantic  8ta 
North  Central  Stat 
South  Atlantic  Sta 
South  Central  Stat 
Western  States 

■H  BOAKI 

> 

$3183 

47.21 
41.30 
25.24 
24.46 
5255 

48.47 

09.43 
55.19 
36.24 
34.72 
76.38 

1.7S 

267 
217 
1.33 
1.25 
2  37 

237 

3.47 
288 
1.75 
1.66 
223 

$SA.50 

47.65 
42  97 
25.53 
25.38 
M.39 

49.M 

69.91 
56.65 
36.87 
35.75 
77.62 

L89 

282 
232 
1.36 
1.34 
248 

1    2U 

261 
204 
1.78 
1.67 
220 

$38.68 

47.01 
4247 
25.77 
25.57 
56.39 

4277 

09.03 
56.67 
86.44 

36.85 
78.33 

L96 

283 
247 
1.35 
1.36 
267 

2  51 

262 
214 
1.78 
1.75 
245 

$32  50 

43.33 
36.38 
25.40 
24.68 
49.57 

4&76 

66.36 
50.81 
36.36 
35.25 
73.18 

L76 

262 
212 
1.31 
1.26 
236 

234 

242 
2  81 
1.74 
1.66 
218 

$34.46 

45.05 
41.38 
24.89 
24.88 
5210 

48.44 

67.43 
55.66 
35.20 
35.38 
76.94 

L78 

265 
218 
1.31 
1.25 
2  37 

234 

240 
285 
1.72 
1.64 
220 

$38.30  $35.75 

$33.04 

42  48 
37.49 
24.47 

$3108 

tes 

46.71 
4229 
25.38 
25.99 
53.64 

40.88 

68.60 
56.18 
36.22 
36.86 
75.99 

L84 

2  71 
226 
1.33 
1.30 
244 

230 

2  48 
293 
1.75 
1.68 
228 

4a  58 
42  73 
25.43 
26.57 
54.21 

40.00 

68.71 
56.96 
35.78 
36.74 
77.68 

1.96 

278 
2  48 
1.38 
1.37 
266 

251 

258 
214 
1.78 
1.74 
2  44 

46.12 

es 

41.81 

tes 

2120 

es.- 

25.26!    25.00 

51.54  ;    5294 

PER  MONTH,  WITH< 

United  States 

North  Atlantic  Sta 
North  Central  Stat 
South  .\t  Ian  tic  Sta 
South  Central  Stat 
Western  States 

9UT  BOAl 

RD 

47.94 

66.22 
51.74 
35.18 
36.23 
7172 

1.78 

256 
2  17 
1.29 
1.28 
244 

234 

242 
283 
1.60 
1.68 
224 

1 

40.00 

tes 

68.74 

,es 

5a  44 

tes.-  .  . 

35.10 

es 

35.95 

7a  90 

PKR  DAY,  WITH 

United  States 

North  Atlantic  Sta 
.North  Central  Stat 
South  Atlantic  Sta 
South  Ontral  Stat 
Western  States 

[ BOABO 

L70 

tes 

200 

es 

221 

tes 

1.28 

es 

1.20 

242 

PER  DAT,  WITHO 

United  States 

North  Atlantic  Sta 
North  Central  Stat 
South  Atlantic  Sta 
South  Central  Stat 
Western  States 

m  BOAB 

D 

284 

tee 

244 

\m 

288 

tee 

1.00 

ea. 

1.66 

231 

! 

U 877  or  1878,  1878  or  1879  (combined). 

Source:  Bureau  of  Agricoltoral  Economics,  Depotment  of  Africultare. 


644 


AQBiaui/rUBAI.   STPOBTS   AND   IMFOBTB 


AgTlculmral  etporH ' 

ror«  product. 

Vesrlrs-ferwre 
or  ynii  endsd 

United  auiM 

Foreign 

Totil 

Impottl 

E.port> 

Total 

MporU' 

(niei- 
pnrls) 

Dnlled 

SUUB 

producM 

Fonlcn 
ports) 

IniparU 

3IS.T<N 
14S.gSS 

W, 
II 

is 

i.aw.4Sa 

a;  858,468 
1.0M,(K7 

i.i»,Ma 

l|  sis!  071 

2,aso.4«i 

a.aTS.ais 

\'.-m.im 

l,BB7,<Mg 

i;  sis;  604 

4a!  1 
«&s 

50!b 

4a:  4 

48.S 

1; 

48.8 
40,8 

44.': 

40:? 

10.1V4 

II 

8.633 

11 

TsioflS 

ss 

B,fi8S 

M,43a 

JJS 

48.440 

SIS 

as 
as 

11 

1, 028.  MO 
577,  TOT 
770;-Bl 

9)2.  w.^ 

I,348i»l 
1.SB8.W1 

ill 

».05«.fltB 

a.2S0|340 
2,ie2,40t 

43.  S 
4&8 
KI.0 

Mia 

63.0 
W.  1 
tZ8 

11 

17|67B 
34. 70S 

W.3T« 

(Sb86 
88.764 

n.m 

120,200 
141,078 

Boiaw 

KM130 

103.  ms 

1M.83S 

|!| 

iwlotfl 

141,  B7fl 

izgigs! 

182,374 
ISO.  187 

inz.7ai 

tea 

a 

eso 

i 

3,8M 
3.419 

4:s7o 

4,083 

6,413 

4i£l» 
6  089 
41304 

6!oe6 

6.006 
R0J6 
7.806 
6.120 

is 

as 

JiSrl^i::-:- 

11.  HU 

ss 

B:.:::::-:: 

MTOt 

1?^^ 

^^ 

™ 

13^844 

ffiv-::::::::::: 

238,  HI 

316,766 

It  pnidacU  hut  Indudn  sgrlcollnnl  Import*  af  crad*  n 

al  uporti  ot  United  Slates  mercbandln. 


tr  and  <^>wii*f  goma. 


Ho.  603.— VAinS  OF  AQBICniTURAI  XXPOBTS:   fir  Majob  Oroupb 
Noti.~Ib  mflUou  and  tamb*  rf  mllUoDi  «f  dotun.    Eieladea  itaiporta  a(foralg]i  prodoeti 


OlBloi 


i>iD-in4{flM»i)... 


1,136.4 
S34.2 
673.8 


Bcane:  Bureau  of  foialin  u 


a,  Departmeot  ol  Con 


AORICIJLTURAL  EXPOBT8 


645 


No.  604.— VALUE  OF  EXPORTS  OF  PRIHCIPAL  AQSICULTUIAI  PBODUGTS 

OR  GROUPS  OF  PRODUCTS 


Note.— In  millioBr  and  tealhs 


of  miUioas  of  doDan.    Data  exoept  as  stated  are  for  calendar 
exclude  reexports  of  fofeign  products 


years  and 


Products 

1910- 
1914 

(fiscal) 

1919 

1923 

1918 

liM 

19S8 

1918 

1917 

1888 

1 

Grand  total 

1,036.7 

4,098.0 

1,8814 

1,880.6 

8,110.1 

8,188.8 

1,8117 

1.8810 

1,8018 

Live  animals 

13.0 
02.7 

0.3 
83.8 

3.2 
107.0 

30.8 

.0 

28.1 

5.8 

29.4 

2L2 

7.3 

9.6 

20 

448 

551.9 

L3 

19.9 

12.0 

ooa9 

108.5 
320.3 

lao 

727.1 

105.2 
34.8 
3&1 
45.8 

122.7 

102L1 

&8 

143.4 

8.3 

2m.o 

1.137.4 

3.8 
80.9 

•  11.4 

134.5 

34.9 

118.2 

4.0 

339.8 

150.8 
15.6 
22.4 
15.3 
74.4 

16.8 

6.5 

77.3 

4.4 

140l5 

073.3 

1.2 

3a2 

0.3 

149.4 

30.4 

15&6 

4.9 
230.1 

OLl 
12L9 
21.7 
10.4 
07.6 

1L9 

&7 

30.1 

3.3 

153.4 

807.1 

1.6 

3a3 

0.1 
113.4 

35.7 
150.0 

12L8 
371.6 

64.6 
7.0 
28.4 
10.8 
90.6 

lao 

7.5 

32.8 

3.3 

104.1 

95ao 

1.9 
30.3 

&6 
117.9 

3L1 
16a3 

12  0 
375u2 

72.7 
8.3 

33.8 
10.2 

ioa7 

14.1 

&0 

30.1 

3.6 

163w8 

1,060.8 

24 

30.8 

5.6 
96.7 
218 

1312 
118 

3015 

610 

4.9 

212 

17.8 

1113 

ILO 

12 

14.0 

4.0 

1319 

814.4 

20 

84.9 

17 
04.2 
213 

1118 
1L6 

807.9 

03.8 
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329 
110 
1211 

114 

18 

17.8 

10 

1317 

8213 

27 

317 

16 

Meats 

019 

Eggs  and  dairy  products 

Animal  fats  and  oils 

217 
1114 

Hirfps  and  skins. .   .,.,..  ... 

ILl 

Bread  grains  * 

214.6 

Coarse  grains 

87.0 

Rice 

112 

Fr»dders  and  feeds 

319 

Vt^tables 

30.0 

Fruits 

127.8 

Vegetable  oils,  expressed,  oil- 
seeds, and  nuts 

127 

Coffee  and  substitutes 

Sugar  and  related  products.. 

Seeds,  except  oilseeds 

Tobacco 

16 

110 

27 

154.6 

Cotton 

9210 

Wool  and  hair.- 

26 

AU  other 

84.1 

1  Includes  wheat  and  rye;  also  flour  and  flour  products. 
No.  605.— AGRICULTURAL  EXPORT  IHDEXES:  Quantitt,  Price,  ani/  Valub 


Yearly  average  or  year 

Agricultural     exports, 
other    than    cotton 
and  tobacco 

Cotton 

Tobaooo 

Quan- 
tity 

Price 

Value 

Quan- 
Uty 

Price 

Value 

Quan- 
Uty 

Price 

Value 

1910-1914     

100 
254 
196 
218 
195 
155 
109 
134 
137 
151 
130 

100 
242 
242 
144 
125 
127 
134 
157 
144 
138 
132 

100 
015 
472 
313 
242 
190 
227 
210 
197 
209 
180 

100 

70 

72 

75 

71 

02 

78 

98 

105 

106 

102 

100 
270 
287 
129 
173 
237 
222 
190 
141 
139 
104 

100 
200 
200 

97 
122 
140 
172 
192 
148 
150 
107 

100 
'      197 
120 
133 
111 
123 
147 
135 
130 
143 
184 

100 
294 
455 
346 
295 
279 
249 
255 
226 
210 
188 

100 

1919 

681 

1920 

1921 

648 
468 

1922     

827 

1923       

843 

1924 

800 

1925 

843 

192f> - 

300 

1927 

312 

1928 

346 

No.  606.— A6RICX7LTURAL  EXPORT  INDEXES:  Bt  Gboups  of  Pboducts 


Group 


Total  atrricultuiral  exports  other  than  cot- 
ton and  tobacco - 

Animal  products,  edible 

Dairy  products  and  eggs 

Grains  and  preparations 

Vegetables,  fruits,  and  nuts 

Cotton 

Tobacct) 


Relative  numbers,  1928,  as 
compared  with  1927  as  100 


Quantity 


90 

105 

95 

77 

108 

94 
129 


Price 


96 
90 
104 
92 
98 

118 
80 


Value 


80 

100 

98 

71 

100 

111 
111 


Relatiye   numbers,    1928, 
compared  with  1910-1914 
100 


Quantity 


130 
96 
249 
100 
317 

103 


Price 


132 
120 
158 
134 
137 

101 


Value 


180 
120 
394 
214 
434 

107 


Source  of  Tables  004, 606,  and  000:  Bureau  of  Fonign  and  Domestic  Conun«oe^  Department  of  Comniwoe. 


27.— FAKM  ANIMALS  AND  ANIMAL  PRODUCTS 

fDmte  in  tUi  Moltai  ralato  to  omithi— tel  Vsiled  SliiftM] 
Ho.  607. — DOMESTIC  ANIMALS:  Numbbr  and  Valus  of  Animals  on  Fabms 

Note.— For  1880,  1890,  1900,  1910,  1990^  and  ISM  omuub  emimBrattoDs;  for  other  years  estimates  of  tbe 
Department  of  Agricnltare.  Data  are  for  Jan.  1  except  as  indicated;  the  difference  in  date  affects  ttie 
comparability  of  tbe  flgorea  for  all  dasaes  and  especially  for  swine.  Animals  of  all  ages  are  indnded. 
Value  exdudes  asses  and  burros  and  goals 


Jan.  1 — 


Nomber  (thonsands) 


nocses 


1880  (June  1,  census) . 
1890  (June  1,  census) . 
1900  (June  1 ,  census) . 

1905 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910  (Apr.  15,  census) 

1911 

1912 

1913 1 

1914 ' 


1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920  (census) 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1934 


1925  (census) 

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1927 

1928 

1929 


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18,287 

17,058 
19,747 
19.902 
20,040 

19,833 
2a  277 
20.  M9 
20,567 
20,982 

21,106 
21,160 
21,210 
21,655 
21,482 

191787 
191134 
18^684 
17,043 
17,222 

16,401 
15,830 
16,133 
14,640 
14,029 


Mules 


1,813 
2,252 
3,265 

2,889 
3.817 
3.880 
4,053 

4.210 
4.323 
4,382 
4,388 
4,449 

4.470 
4,608 
4.723 
4,873 
4,984 

6,432 
6^688 
6,838 
6^702 
6,730 

5^881 
6,740 
6,853 
6,632 
6,447 


All 
cattle 


89^878 
57,840 
87.710 

81,241 
72,534 
71,287 
71,009 

81.804 
80,508 
67,060 
68,637 
68,608 

68,320 
81,920 
84,683 
87,422 
88,680 

88,840 
87,184 
87,284 
88,168 
84,607 

801780 
59.122 
66,832 
65,681 
66,751 


Dairy 
oonrsi 


121443 
18^512 
17,138 

17,672 
20,088 
21,194 
21,720 

> 17, 125 
20,823 
20.809 
20,407 
201737 

21,262 
23^108 
23^804 
23,310 
23,475 

191876 
21,408 
21,788 
2%  063 
22;  255 

17,845 
22,188 
21,801 
21,824 
21,820 


Othtf 
cattle 


37,232 
41,137 
60,684 

43,880 
61.568 
60,073 
49,370 

41,178 
30.870 
87,280 
38,030 
85,856 

37,087 
88^813 
41.880 
44,112 
45^086 

46^064 
45^778 
46^478 
44,003 
4^252 

43,116 
36.934 
36.031 
33.857 
33,931 


Sheep 


43; 108 
40,876 
61,604 

46,170 
63,940 
64.831 
68,084 

52.448 
63,833 
62;  883 
61,483 
40,719 

49,968 
48.836 
47,618 
48.803 
48,888 

36,034 
88,090 
86,188 
36,212 
36,878 

35,500 
30.730 
41,881 
44,664 

47,171 


Swine 


40,773 
67,427 
83,888 

47,331 
64,704 
68.084 
64,147 

68.188 
65.830 
85,410 
61,178 
68,933 

84,818 
87,788 
87,603 
70;  078 
74,684 

60;  348 
68.ni 
60;  866 
68,447 
85,937 

60;  854 
62.148 
64,788 
60,420 
64,068 


Value  of 
all  animals 
(thousandi 
of  dollars) 


3,970;iai 

3, 008;  681 
4. 4a.  008 
4.  SSL  330 
4,68^260 

4. 740;  884 
6,27^438 
6,006,S« 
6,601,783 
6^800;  471 

5,080;3S8 

o^oso^dO 

8,736,813 
8,384,196 
8,837,804 

7,600^877 
8,063,138 
4,758,338 
5,048,040 
4,748,888 

4,439,068 
6,003,301 
6,033,821 
6,612,608 
6,063^118 


1  Cows  2  years  and  over  kept  for  milk  Jan.  1,  1010,  estimated.     Onsus  reported  dairy  cows  and  heifers 
bom  bofort}  Jan.  1, 1909,  as  30,626,432. 


No.  608. 


DOMESTIC  A9IMALS  IH  THE  UVITED  STATES:  Numbbr  on  Farms 

AND  NOT  ON  FaRMS,  AND  VaLUB  OF  ThOSE  ON  FaRMS 

Note.— By  reason  of  the  change  in  date  of  enumeration  ttom  Apr.  15  in  1010  to  Jan.  1  in  1020  and  1028, 

the  earlier  figures  are  not  very  closely  comparable 

=        t 


Kind 


All   domestio  ani- 
xnals 


All  cattle 

Dairy  cows  >.. 


Horses,   mules, 

and  burros 

Horses 

Mules 

Asses  and  burros... 


Bhcop. 

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Total 

numbo' 

(thousands) 


1918 

(Apr. 
15) 


63.683 
21,798 


27,618 

23.016 

4.480 

122 

52.830 

3.030 

50,474 


19S0 

(Jan. 
1) 


68,751 
20,806 


27,371 

21,473 

6^811 

87 

35,484 
3,664 

61,985 


On  farms 


Number  (thousands) 


1910 

(Apr. 
16) 


6I,8(M 
20,825 


24,149 

19,833 

4,210 

106 

62,448 

2,915 

68,186 


1080 

(Jan. 
1) 


66,6401 
10,675 


ItU 

(Jan. 
1) 


60,760 
17,645 


25,272-t 
19,707 
6^432 
72 

85,034 

3.459 

60,346 


22,062 
16, 401 
6.681 
O 

35.590 

3.370 

5a  854 


Value 
(thousands  of  dollars) 


1919 

(Apr.  15) 


4,700,080 


1,499,524 
706,2361 


2,622,180 

2,  OSS.  588 

625,392 

13,200 

232,842 

6,176 

309,338 


(Jan.  1) 


7,833,841 


3,651,521 
1,607,613 


2,500,570 

1,782;  077 

779,204 

8,196{ 

305,401 

17,565 

968,582 


1936 

(Jan.  1) 


14,460,318 


2,019.489 
912,532 


U,  451, 041 

1,001.521 

449,620 

(>) 

354,485 

10.250 

614,051 


Not  on 

farms, 

number 

(thousands) 


1910 

(Apr. 
15) 


1,879 
1.170 


3.470 

3,183 

2701 

17 

301 

11^ 

1,288 


1930 

(Jan. 

1) 


2,112 
1,221 


2;  090 

1.706 

31B 

16 

460 

106 

2,638 


1  Exclusive  of  asses  and  burros. 

>  Figures  for  1920  and  1925  represent  dairy  cows  and  heifers  2  years  old  and  over;  those  for  1910  indude 
dairy  cows  and  heifers  bom  berore  Jan.  1, 1900. 
*  Not  reported. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

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AND    SbX,    JaNUABT    1,    1020   AND    1025 


Olaas 


Eones,  total 

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Horses  2  years  old  and  over. 

Moles,  total 

Colts  under  2  years  of  age... 
Mules  2  years  old  and  over. 

Cattle,  total 


Beef  cattle,  total 

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2  years _ 

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and  over 

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Bulls  1  year  old  and  over 


Dairy  cattle,  total 

Calves  under  1  year  of  age 

Heifers  1  year  old  and  under 
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Number      || 
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mo 

loss 

» 19,767 

2,532 

17,221 

16,401 

1,088 

15^313 

6,488 

781 
4,652 

5,681 

375 

5,306 

166.640 

60,760 

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8,624 

3,981 

3,873 

12,625 

9,280 

725 

14,009 

6,903 

748 

31.361 
6.865 

25,703 
4,328 

4,049 

3,000 

ClaaB 


old 


Cattle— Continued. 
Dairy  oaltle— Continued. 
Cows  and  heifers  2  years 

and  over... 

Bulls  1  year  old  and  over 

Sheep.  totaL 

Lambs  under  1  yearof  age; 

Ewes  1  year  old  and  over 

Rams  and  wethers  1  year  old 
and  over 


floats,  total. 


Swine,  total 

Pigs  under  6  months  old 

Sows  and  gilts,  tor  breeding,  6 

months  cud  and  over 

All  other  hogs  6  months  old  and 

over,  including  boars 


Number 
(thooiands) 


IfSS 


17.645 
6«1 

t5.690 

0.198 

24,591 

1.801 

3.370 

M.854 
21,007 

8,007 

2a  Oi) 


1  Figures  include  14,545  horses,  not  classified  by  age  or  sex;  68,671  beef  cattle;  283»686  sheep;  and  4^421 
swine. 

Ho.  611.— DOMESTIC  ANIMALS  ON  FARMS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES :  Number, 

AVSBAGES)    AND    RATIOS,    ApRIL    15,    1910,    AND   JaNUABT    1,    1920   AND    1926 

NoTB.— See  headnote  Table  608 


Item 

Horses 

Mules 

Number: 
1010 

10,833,113 
10, 767, 161 
16,400,623 

-3,366,538 
-17.0 

• 

4,602,814 

4,704  235 

•5,365,513 

73.8 

73.0 

•812 

4.2 

4.2 

*41 

28 

21 
18 

41 
80 

105.06 

oai5 

61.07 

4. 200, 760 

1020 

1025 

5,432,301 
5,680,807 

Increase,  1020-1025:* 
Numoer 

248,506 

Per  cent 

4.6 

Nunil>er  of  farms  re- 
porting: 
1010 

1,800,005 

1920 

2,250,746 

1025 

(*) 

Per  cent  of  aU  farms: 
1010 

20.4 

1920 

35.0 

1025 

W 

Average  number  per 
farm  reporting: 
1010 

2.3 

1020 

2l4 

1025 

(*) 

Average  number  per 
1,000  acres  ofall 
land  in  farms: 
1010 

5 

1020 

6 

1925 

Average  number  per 
1,000  acres  of  im- 
proved land: 
1010 

6 
0 

192() 

11 

AverHge    value    per 
head  (dollars): 
1910 

124.80 

1920 

143.45 

1025 

70.13 

All  cattle 

Dairy 
cows  1 

Sheep 

Qoats 

Swine 

61.803,866 
66,630.556 
60,760,366 

17, 125, 471 
10,075,297 
17,644,867 

52, 447, 861 
35,033,516 
35,500^150 

2,015,125 
8,458.025 
3,370,218 

58. 185, 67B 
60,346,400 
5aS53,6a6 

-5,879,100 
-&8 

-2^030,430 

-ia3 

556^643 
1.6 

-88.707 
-2.6 

-8^402.883 
-14.3 

5,284,016 

5,358,243 

(*) 

5,140.860 
4,461.206 
3,728,587 

610,804 
538,  593 
430^738 

82,755 

107,267 

01,402 

4,351.751 
4,850.^07 
3,618.624 

83.1 
83.1 
(0 

8a8 
60.2 
5&5 

0.6 
8.4 
6.8 

L3 
L7 
1.4 

f»a4 
75.2 
56l8 

1L7 
12L4 
0) 

•3.3 
4.4 

4.7 

85.0 
65.0 
82.6 

36.2 
32.2 
30.0 

13.4 
12L2 
14.1 

70 
70 
66 

10 
21 
10 

60 
37 
30 

8 
4 

4 

66 
02 
65 

120 
132 

86 
30 

110 
70 

6 
7 

122 
IIB 

2126 
54.80 
33.24 

87.06 
76.62 
51.72 

4.44 

11.20 
0.06 

2.12 
5.08 
3.04 

6.86 
16.66 
IZOO 

1  Dairy  cows  2  y«u3  old  and  over  Jan.  1 ;  figures  for  1010  are  estimated.   The  number  of  dairy  cows  aotu- 
ally  reported  in  1010  (1  year  old  and  over  Jan.  1)  was  20,625,432. 

*  A  minus  sign  (— )  denotes  decrease. 

*  Includes  mules. 
<  Not  available. 

*  Based  on  the  number  of  farms  reporting  dairy  cows  and  heifers  bom  before  Jan.  1, 1000. 

Sonrteof  Tables  010  and  611:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


SABM  AKUtUdB 


651 


Ho.  612. — ^DOXSSTIC  AHUCALS:  Rscbipts  and  SHipmim  at  ali*  RBPosmra 

Mabkets  and  Principal  Indiyidual  Mabkkts 

fAU 


Item  and  yearly  aver- 
age or  year 


CATTLK  AND  CALTI8 

Receipts 


1906-1910. 
1911-1916. 
1916-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1926- 
191.7. 
1928. 


Shipments : 
1901-1906. 
1906-1910. 
1911-1916. 
191&-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1926. 
1927. 
19-28. 


SHBBP 

Receipts: 

1901-1906.. 
1906-1910.. 
1911-1915.. 
1916-1920.. 
1921-1925.. 


1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


Bbipmcnts: 
1901-1905. 
1906-1910. 
1911-1915. 
1916-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


Bwunt 
Receipts: 

1901-1905.. 
1906-1910.. 
1911-1915.. 
1915-1920.. 
1921-1925.. 


7,095 
6,963 
7,225 
8,234 
9,041 

1926 7,093l 

1927 7,724 

1928 1  8,539 

Shipments :  i 

1901-1905 j  1,489 

1906-1910 1,638 


Chi- 
cago 


3,486 
3,665 
2,967 
3,024 
8,852 

4.012 
3,583 
3,267 

1,214 
1,377 
891 
1,017 
1,103 

1,061 
938 
763 


4,477 
4,009 
5,317 
4,353 
4^173 

4.405 
3,829 
8,868 

1,063 
1,228 
1,068 
1,076 
1,306 

1.443 
1,038 
1,128 


Den- 
ver 


1911-1915. 
1916-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1926- 
1927- 
1928. 


HOBSES  AND  MULB8 

Receipts: 

1901-1905 

1906-»10 

1911-1916 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 


1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


1.439 
1.271( 

2,365; 

2,10K 
2.113 
2;  145 


18, 
16 

19 


279 
376 
416 
085 


St. 
Louis 


529 
040 
667 

« 
53fl 
453 

370 
482 
506 


453 

712 

094 

1,857 

1,918 

1.826 
1,908 
2;  295 

^'} 
(0 

(») 
1,684 
1,746 

1.636 
1,720 
1^074 


139 


256 
382 
452 

497 

45 

567 


(0 


109! 

99; 

112: 

98; 
26 


26 

77 

133 
124 
101 


18 
14 
28 
26 
25 

29 
27 
24 


1,069 
1,170 
1,081 
1.3681 
1,341 

1.526 
1,448 
1,315 

306 
365 
309 
398 
814 

994 
965 
920 


581 
667 
874 
613 
575 

636 
574 
510 

83 

102 

78 

96 

215 

264 

2n^ 

191 


1,761 
2,215 
2,678 
3,214 
3,972 

3.536 
3,710 
4,086 

324 

711 

891 

1,244 

2;  509 

^483 
2,624 
2;  966 


145 
129 
182 
236 
79 

53 
09 
70 


Port 

Worth] 


506 
1,039 
1,046 
1,421 
1,218 

1.185 
1,286 
1,211 


470 


91 
136 
814 
404 
851 

445 
445 
458 


i 


232 
215 

240 
221 
237 


244 
630 
465 

750 
416 

217 
338 
432 


(0 


(») 


139 
72 

13 
21 
27 


13 
21 
49 
76 
86 

27 
43 
43 


sas 

City 


2, 
%570 
2,151 
2,828 
2;  932 

Z6I7 
%470 
2,210 


1,266 
1,421 

1.139 
1,112 
1,155 


1.12Z 

1,665 

2,044 

1.711 

1,619 

1.762 
1,616 
1.767 

(») 

658 
516 

564 

492 
607 


2,540 
2,899 
2,611 
2;  838 
:^695 

2.036 
1.904 
2;  391 

0) 

0) 
478 
772 

593 
510 
675 


75 
65j 
86 
98 
36 

29 
44 

43 


Omaha 


974 
1,126 
1,062 
1,745 
1,709 

1,815 
1,161 
1,518 


St. 
Jo- 
seph 


359 
445 

740 
729 

650 
548 
614 


1,729 
2,292 
3,107 
3,251 
2,704 

Z780 
2;  604 
3,037 

831 
1,190 
1,412 
1,709 
1,129 

1,137 

1, 114i 
1,295^ 


2,297 
2,220 
2,540 
3,046 
3^297 

Z647 
2;  631 
3,170 

131 
218 
393 
754 
797 

962 

696 

1,011 


45 

38 
34 
25 
12 

1 

16 

18 


543 

eisl 

451 

6831 
675 

679 
041 
596 

128 
163 
154 


282 

186 
165 
189 


092 
673 
7«3 
832 
974 

1,303 
1.348 
1,580 


St. 

Sioux 

Paul 

City 

835 

365 

514 

409i 

607 

443 

1,286| 

730 

1,336 

772 

1,910 

960 

1,582 

809 

1,490 

813 

239 

244 

345 

219 

357 

241 

749 

416 

475 

411 

612 

448 

439 

360 

423 

409 

mm 

Total, 

0 
mar- 
kets 


188 
156 
183 
233 
228 

293 
303 
429 


1,812 
1.845 
1,837 
2,102 
2,042 

1.462 
1,425 
1,721 

96 

68, 

121 

201 

437 

310 
297 
443 


25 
26 
36 
35 
13 

9 
8 


606 

725 
666 

521 

773 
705 
891 

522 
469 
534 
473 
205 

335 

261 
415 


756 

884 

1,379 

2,220 

3,092 

3,451 
3,105 
2,902 

48 
135 
424 
827 
660 

880 

927 

.860' 


8 

7 

lOi 


.3 

11 


51 

83 

286 

404 

279 

449 
527 
568 

25 
40 
76 
191 
90 

113 
152 
158 


1,078 
1.190 
1,520 
2,239 
2,742 

2.475 
2,322 
2,754 

340 
198 
419 
884 
1,076 

031 

6031 
1,121 


14 
16 
14 
22 
13 

19 
13 
13 


All 
other 
maricets 
report- 
ing! 


785 

38li. 

214=. 

679{ 
430j 

24? 
020= 

«^ 

I 
426. 
828!. 
397. 
926 
067 


9l 
11. 

la 

14. 

15^ 
14. 
13, 

2, 
5, 

^ 

5,883 
5^454 

5^448 


9,876. 
11,442 
14,154 
14,090 
13,114 

14.379 
13,556 
14,974 

•2,712 

•3, 1861 

•3,371 

6.347 

5^650 

6^025 
5,507 
^434 


18,323! 
19,075. 
20L513 
25.034 


7,893  2^673 
8, 366  22;  796 

8. 630123, 873 
8. 74412%  704 
8,387  21,478 


3,538  0,46t 
3,623  ^690 


3,521 
3,719 
3,563 


9.489 
10.383 
10^623 


0,404 
91178 
9,011 


8, 747  22;  837 

9, 457  22;  sn 


23,868 
23,939 
25^507 


11,911 
11. 


6,664 
5,999 

6,425112.450 
6,975|12;< 


6,890>13,33l 


17, 518  42;  553 
27,749i    20,219147, 

16. 
17 
20;  003 


23.414i 
23,616i 
26,534 


,35839, 


772 

795141,411 

46,537 


•2,430. 

•2,968 

•3,687; 

5,834 

8,7951 


8,413 
8,007: 
9;369| 


453 
416 
548 
626 
343 

311 
247 
250 


7.89413, 
8.33517, 

6,76015. 

7.096 

7, 


82217. 


718 
130 


178 

15,043 

,191 


1,194 
440 

391 
440 
460 


>  Figures  not  avaOahle  prior  to  1915.        •  Total  for  about  70  markets. 
Source:  Boreaa  of  Acrioaltaral  EoonoiiiIflB,  Dapartmeot  of  AgricQltare. 


*  Total  of  six  markets. 


652                                               FABM   ANIMAIS 

Ho.  ei8.-D0]II8TIC  AVnUXS:  R.cEipn  and  SmpicxNTB  AT  Nnni  MAuafll 

c..,.„,.™ 

Sheep 

Swine 

and 

R«»Ipt> 

Sa 

B«»lpts 

BLIp- 
menU 

RmeipU 

RWp^ 

lUndpti 

13,  S« 

iS 

IftSW 

ewe 

ill 

1 
1 

0,T« 

o.sei 

4,321 
tT97 

!i*M 

tow 

4847 
3.  Ml 

i 

%S3a 
1,170 

i,IM 
8,018 

B,Bl!i 

18.339 
1B,2S1 

IS 

aseo 

X%7M 
2e!i24 

3,011 

a^43g 
aifl! 
z.46a 

3.33t 

3,  am 

si 

0,338 
S.300 

IS 

e,M8 

••" - 

7X) 

M7 

Ho.  614.— DOMESTIC  AHIMAIS: 


[A]l  flfnn.  In  UHiund 

•I 

IMDl 

ijS.. 

UU 

■m 

lltf 

int 

itti 

ina 

C«ttl«  Md  ™l™: 

■nUu 

..ir'— "-"  ■"'■-""■- 

.'  22,S70 

<••■■ 

47,908 

U,330 

13.  MM 

j;«8 

asol 

l,flM 
56,414 

1;S 

43,  n9 

23.872 

23,e«8 
4.  823 

8s.m 

1^709 

i,iwa 

21,478 
3,«M 

iH  leprae  !■  tbaaaanda] 


Total  Jan.    Fab.    Mar.    Apr.    May  JtUH  |  Julji    Ana.   Sept.   OoU    Ndt.  Il>«c. 


Tola 

Jan. 

..b. 

T)-. 

Ifl'? 

>t,JW 

'08 

WW 

«' 

«3I 

8,181 

^ 

Si 

Bepl. 

- 

i'iv! 

i.oa: 

l:ii* 

191i-l91S-. 
IMI-IMS'I 

jiB7i;i;iii 

Bbeeii: 

mn-ivai'-'. 

iva.- "-" 
l»27 

mi-i9iri_ . 

IV]»-1V».. 


HKI       8»       T« 


W  0/ TaUn  flI3,  SI4,  and  81  A: 


HI  of  AKricultoral  KcoDomlra,  Depanmwil  o[  AgncaHim. 


FARM    ANIHAIil 


Ywly 

Si. 

B«faml9 

CalToi 

Bheep 

LtUDba 

Hco 

rear 

J*r 

F^ 

CblaiD 

rorm   Cbkaio 

F^ 

ChkasD 

F«» 

Chiap. 

F^tc 

CUaW 

1911-lWS-.. 

tm.::.::.: 

IWfi 

82,33 

7V.*T 

71  M 
«3,OT 

ei  M 

»,I0 
B3.M 

il'.K 

ft.H 
0.01 

a.  18 

a.  17 

8.38 

i.x 

7.8» 

li 

lis 

13.30 

810 

s.w 
laio 

13:  w 

T.oe 

11.  OB 
B.11 

7.(B 

8.31 

10.51 

lis 

11.80 

!:S 

T.W 
813 

B.U 

mis 

11. 7» 

e.30 

9.n 
s.sa 

10.  IS 
ItLBS 

II 

9.88 
1487 

1290 

480 

aw 

835 
4.n 
4  27 

&» 

ts 

4.M 

Lte 

&C6 
881 

T.70 

7.0 

?:« 

S.13 
10.13 

JLU 
838 

as 

S.4B 
LIS 

Vi 

a;  18 
7.  as 

7.0( 
7.30 

fl.01 

8M 
8.88 

812 

13.  S3 
13.  M 

8:78 

12  30 
1X08 

7.  ST 

1S.W 

11.  S3 

T.W 
S.0S 

18  M 
1811 

IS,  SO 
g.BB 

13.88 
13.88 

IS.  88 

14.18 
14.  M 

888 

13.18 

a:E« 

13. « 

1802 
13  W 

f! 

7.*8 
10  88 

IL7B 

a8o 

7.80 
ILTt 
KM 
81D 
7.10 

1l«0 

17:  «s 

8 

1 

I1.M 
0.86 

am 

It  Chtcaco,  which  arv  ■! 

No.  617.— DOMESTIC  AHIltAIS:    Momthlt   Avbbaoe   Pbicbb    . 

(Ib  dolbn  pv  100  VaoBda,  Ifa 


SouraotTabkatUi 


ANIMAL   FBODUCT8 — PRICES 


No,  618.— WHOLBAU  PKIGI8  OF  HUTS  ASD  AJmUI  SBODUOTS 

[AD  piioM  an  la  Miti  iw  poDBdjotpt  for  (tv  wUi^  u*Jb  (MM  p<*;_daH>  Bad  Bilk  IbmbM  pK  qai 


InpiioH  buedoii  lttl-IlU-1001 


Prliw  ladM  Price  lodoi  Prtce  Indei  Price  Ini 


ChUatn       MtvYock 


s.a  M.<i  I 

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10.0     TO.H 
'il.B  i&is 

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H.3{    B.«    B«a| 
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Chloral 


0  123.2 
il    37! 0  lOdS 


""PooltrT  li»d"  pricr  to  1W3. 

>  "N«ir  laid,  blr  to  fancy,  neai-br"  to  lSI3:UMnBfttf"anti,fnshlrfstIiM«d."    Tba  ■taotuU  fVioM 

.  — ipanbls  but  tlu  Indei  numban  %n  clonly  coioiwrablg. 

lot  a  years.  1008  to  ISIO. 

Labor  Btatiitlcs,  Dcpartiiwnt  ol  I^bor;  Indaxai,  oompated  from 


vay«aTS.l<)08tolS10. 
Boune:  Abaohita  pilcei,  Bonau  _. ,  _., 

atiBoluta  jiilam  far  Bunau  ol  Fontgn  and  Domutlo  Coininuce, 


FARM  PUCES  OF  AHIKAIS  AVS  AHIHAI  FBODtFCTS 

■re  walshted  aocord- 
^—,  May  for 


a  for  ttw  entlrs  (0011117. 
H  wu  luuuiiii.   Market  y«ar  anili  !□  JuIt  iuc  cbliid, 

u.and  Marcblnretfa.  QuMatloDa  are  u  of  tba  iGUi  M 1 

ia  canti  ptf  pound  oicvpt  for  af^  vblch  aro  In  conta  per  do»a 


Market  year 

Calendar  yMr 

Year 

Beef 
CBtUe 

Hod 

...» 

''Si?- 

Ens 

Vnl 

Sheep 

Wool. 

Bnttw 

4.W 
l.eo 

0.11 
fl.M 
7.JI 

Is 

LSI 
&» 
8,40 

8.68 

T.M 
7.M 

a.as 
i^ia 

13.43 

ss 

7,34 

,iS 

11,03 

7,W 

0.41 
7,38 
(LU 
13,80 

13,05 

7.83 

'.» 
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L7B 
1L« 

10.4 

li 

I3D 

218 

1&3 
112 

11 

33,0 
3a:  3 

1&,3 
31.7 
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0.41 

7  83 
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7  08 

7,n 

8.11 
8,83 

loiio 

11,81 

179 
4.17 

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7.88 

7,3a 

18.1 

n.» 

K.3 
39.1 

U,8 
38.0 
38.9 
3S.E 

tt.7 

11 

2i7 

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ss 

4a4 
4a7 

43.* 

Bourn:  Burma  at  A^iailtDrBl  BooDomk*.  Departmaat  ol  AgrlaaltDre. 


Aimux   FBODUCTS  656 

V*.  6S0. — UATSi  Pboodcttom,  Gxfoktb,  Iupobtb,  and  Gnnuvn)  Conbohp- 
TioN,  AND  NuHBXB  ow  AxiMALa  Si^voHTBRaD  Ukdik  Fbderaii  Inspecttom 

Note.— AH  Inna  anait  ht  o»pte  la  MOHau  of  paaada.  Cnliifpeetod  rian^tv  I*  k  rough  (MimaU, 
b»ed  on  ruloa  artsbHstml  at  tha  cnuns  Dl  IMW  and  lariBed  aftv  Um  poblleathm  of  more  accuraW  dau 
(romcenxuaiMlolba'Knrots.  The  edlbla  ollal  OlTtr,  irtuck,  Mc.)  Is  di>nvard«d.  Ficims  orcansump- 
tioa  be«limli«  wllh  ISIS  Indud*  dUIereiKCa  between  qoanlllics  In  ihnwB  at  beclnniui  and  and  of  raat 


E<porM 

i^^) 

Conromptlon 

^-".srr'- 

Eitl- 

31. 

Unln- 
apeiMdl 

Estl- 
mUM 

P« 

wplta 
(pound*) 

12.  US 
13.778 

!5S! 

17, 3U 

IS 

i 

34J 

GSS 

8W 

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US 

m 

i 

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1.614 

ll 

7,M3 

ii:3M 

3,227 

li 

IS 

4,s«a 

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tso 

M2 

4M 

li 
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A.OM 

MS 
1.I7S 
1,«M 

ss 
fS 

sClTl 

430 

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IM 
IM 

IS 
li 

his 

ten 

tm 

78S 

7W 
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1.I1B 

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MS 

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MS 

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13.'«M 

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833 

MI 

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JS 

T,T54 
81122 

M 

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1 

Mnttoa  and  lamb: 

TOO 
S30 

42; 

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MB 

733 

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S 
3 

A 

Pork  (cicludrng  lard): 

i 

'^:^m 

— 

SXMBERO 

p  AMMAL8 SLAUGHTERED  UNDERFEDERALINSPBCTtOK  (THOUSANDS) 

Year 

CMlte 

CKtVM 

SbMp 

Ooata 

Bwto. 

Y»r 

Canle 

Calv^M 

Sboay 

0«tt* 

Swlua 

7.  as 

0.3S6 

Is 

B.3ID 

IS 

two 

i 

i.Bia 

IS 
1 

131 

m 

11 

41,21* 

10.  OBI 

IS 

B,1<I3 

i 

is 

3.  MS 
4,181 
4,100 
4,015 

4iBTa 

ii,esi 

I0.1W2 

si 
ISIS 

13, 4n 

12 
37 

3S 

l™ 

u  IfuhHlai  mall  quantlUaa  of  toat  maa.. 
■Tvag*. 

ll  iDduMry.  DcpaitnMBt  ol  ABtaolH 


656 

Ho.   621.- 


ANHCAIi  PBODUOTB 

-UVBSTOCK  PRODUCTS   OF  PARKS :  SuMHUtT  of  Cbhsus 
Statistics  wor  tbs  Unitbd  Statbs 


Product 


ToUl  valve. 


Dairy  products 

Butter  made  on  farms. 
Cheese  made  on  farms. 


Whole  milk  sold. 

Cream  sold 

Butterfatsold.... 


Wool  and  mohair  >. 
Wool  produced  >.. 
Mohair  produced. 


Poultry  products  >. 
Eggs  produced  *. 
Fowls  raised'... 


Honey  and  wax 

Honey  produced. 
Wax  produced... 


Quantity  (thousands) 


Unit 


Lb.. 
..do. 

OaL. 
..do. 
Lb.. 


Lb.. 
..do. 


Dos. 
No.- 


Lb. 
-do 


1,071,630 
1^87a 

2;  134, 830 
20^700 


277,639 

27^M8 

061 


1,293,662 
260^634 


61,099 
1,764 


ISM 


994,661 
9,406 

1,937,206 

54,934 

806,663 

293,199 

289,430 

3,779 


1,691,311 
488»468 


54,815 
906 


1919 


707,666 
6i871 

3;  639^  331 

82^348 

632;  344 

236,604 

228,796 

6^809 


•1,664,046 
>  478^201 


66,224 
821 


19M 


642;  803 
0) 

%66^612 

46,736 

1,061,062 

236^631 

227,106 

8,436 


>L913,346 
<646k848 


Value  (thousands  of  doUart) 


1,177,»7» 


696,413 

222;  861 

1,149 

263;  437 
37,656 
82;  812 

6^374 

6^472 

902 

609,196 
306,689 
202,606 

^992 

^768 


1911 


9, 698;  944  8,844,919 


1,481,4621,2001778 


346,366 
2;  208 

717,380 
111,906 
303^662 

134,007 

120;  418 

3»689 

047,196 
661,063 
*  386, 112 

14,280 

13,989 

291 


\ 


UM 


^ 


130 


665,209 

62;  050 

416,311 

03,123 

88,630 

4,491 

091,819 
•671,988 
•419;  361 


1  Not  reported. 

*  Figures  indude  estimates  for  inoomplete  reports,  as  where  a  farmer  reported  sheep  but  no  wool  pro- 
duction, or  chickens  but  no  egg  production. 

•  The  1919  and  1924  figures  represent  only  chicken  eggs  and  chi^ens  raised,  respectively. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Conuneroe. 


Ho.  622. — CHEESE:  Census  Statistics  of  Production  in  thb  Unitbd  Statbs 

AND  in  Leading  States 

Note.— All  figures  in  thousands  of  ponnda.  AD  States  shown  separately  which  produced  over  1,000,000 
pounds  in  any  census  year  shown.  Total  production  in  factories  only:  1904»  317,145,000  pounds:  1914. 
370;279,000  pounds;  1021,  423,360,000  pounds;  1926,  564,348,000  pounds 


Bute 


Total 

California 

Colorado 

Idaho 

Illinois 

fnriimift. .._ 

Iowa. 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Missouri 

Montana 

New  York 

Ohio 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania.. 
Utah 

Vermont 

Washlnfcton 

Wisoonsin 

Wyoming 

All  other  States 


Total  »•> 


1919 


380; 5SS 


479,940 


4,346 
621 
>91 

4,881 
489 

1,079 

13,673 

2,842 

379 

•60 

10^685 

12,474 

4,388 

12,677 

1,144 

3,009 

476 

148,907 

•10 

3,412 


12,066 

1,320 

2,656 

4,909 

378 

1,069 

12;  934 

10;  188 

279 

•48 

89,479 
6,656 
9,468 

1^971 
1,145 

4,064 

2;  376 

209,014 

1,509 

4,449 


On  farms  1 


i9ii 


1919 


9,406      6,371 


2;  778 
70 
91 
82 
64 

79 
291 
106 
160 

60 

390 

613 

169 

1,443 

84 

246 
53 

841 
10 

1,786 


2;  346 

157 

32 

118 

109 

63 
77 
72 
90 
43 

621 

434 

44 

532 

74 

76 

85 

306 

7 

1,193 


I9ii 


311, 186 


1,568 
551 

(«) 

4,799 
425 

1,000 

13,382 

2,736 

219 

(<) 

105, 195 
11,861 

4,210 
11.234 

1,060 

2,763 

422 

148,066 

of) 

1,626 


In  factories  i*' 


1919 


473,669 


9,700 
1,163 
2,623 
4,851 
269 

1,016 

12,857 

10;  116 

189 

(«) 

oo,  uSo 
5,221 
9,424 

15, 439 
1,071 

4,906 

2,291 

206,706 

1,602 

3,256 


1938 


663,640 


9,008 
1,638 
4,637 
7,203 
468 

773 

11,164 

9,311 

1.058 

(«) 

76,129 

6,686 

11.888 

14,841 

2,269 

3,607 

4,773 

302.349 

1,791 

3,972 


1939 


516, 


19,347 
2,541 
8,952 

12,360 
8,649 

710 

12,994 

9.889 

2,781 

1.392 

67,746 

8,582 

15,348 

13,380 

2,107 

1.530 

6.291 

327,383 

2,172 

6.902 


1  Includes  data  for  soft  cheese,  such  as  cottage,  pot,  and  bakers. 

*  The  figures  are  exclusive  of  the  small  amount  of  cheeee  made  as  an  incidental  product  in  establishments 
engaged  primarily  in  the  manufacture  of  products  other  than  butter,  cheese,  or  condensed  milk. 

*  Excludes  cheese  made  in  factories  which  is  included  in  "All  other  States." 

*  Included  In  "All  other  SUtes." 

Source:  Bareaa  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Conuneroe. 


DAISY   FBODUCTTB 


— KnJE  Am  BUrm:  CsNaus  Statutigb,  bt  Statkb 


lFlgur«giT« .    _ 

tdpiiuurar  intbenuaafaBtunot  produeuoUwr  1 
-  luclodw  botMc  iii*d4  oa  (•rmi  In  ItlMuid  Id  '-'-'— 

•  Bidudca  (mill  unooDt  itf  bottar  nude  li 
■  EiclndM  botui  mad*  In  EtaUrk*. 
Soon*:  lliiiMii  of  th*  CKiBia,  D«[iBCUiiaot  of  ComiMraa. 
44M7  ' 


n  ttctarlaa  cf  on*  I 


rtSaSlSa 


658  DAIBT   PBOD0OTS 

Vo.  624. — OAIBT  PBODOOTS:  Factokt  Production  bt  Dstailxd   CLAsaxs 


(bth-vanb-tpMBd. 

^^^.^^^ 

im 

ira 

1R4 

im 

tm 

im 

^„„.„t,„„_ 

1,1S3,M» 

iSi 

,i^ 
Si 

IE 

7a  MO 
1.019,897 

0.007 

■s-ss 

US 

SpHOT 

"11 

38,627 

104,984 

l.SM,^ 
54,833 

«ii 

14,  HM 

lS,gl 
181,412 

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1 

14,445 
1,973 

as 
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SB,3W 

I,361.£3e 
1.774 
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ZTSS 

i:»8 

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14,101 
9,1U 
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IT,  Sis 
i,S2i 

n,s4s 

1,  SIS.  013 

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1.937 

IS.1M 
2.425 
6,003 

!1U.<W1 

..ffiS 

i.wa 

8^«ST 

81.378 
10.788 

18.803 
316.348 

TIiKweeteiied  evaporBUd  milk: 

CoaJemedDtevBiBtatedliulWnallk 

9»,M 

\  i8,on 

'  Produellon  of  loa  enam  shawn  In 
Sourae;  Biu«hi  oI  Agriouliiml  Eooaomlo*. 

Vo.  ess. — ULK;   Production  a: 


I  UsBS  IN  THE  United  States  (Esmf  atbb) 


UM 

im  (pnUiuDurJ 

Pur|««  (M  wblA  miUt  li 

Who]* 

S 

to^ 

Milk 

PHMlnct 

laotund 

Whoh. 

undloc 

prodBrt 

■as? 

beUind 

Buttar: 

MlUton 

11 
1 

4,401 

63.8 

33.7 

7.8 

AWTUb 

10 

3.S 
1, 

MlUlan 

417 

1,784 
31 

JKUVi™ 
40 

64.6 
7:1 

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10 
2.8 

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u 

■> 

4.61S 

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'{3.7* 

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11178 

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7.8 

Total  nulk  tor  mmu- 

.»:» 

loao 

67,  OSS 

mo 

""  llS^hSwTIi^^..  - 

,M,4T7 
3,813 

1 

1 

WuiB.  ioM,  and  UD- 

12a  780 

(') 

>  Iav  than  SO0,0nO  pooDda. 
•  Millliiiunrgsllnns.    Iiii'lii<lfa«t[nisUiduiiu<.u^su»uc...  „uu,.>  ouu  «u,., 
■  Id  IVX  luUk  uwd  (or  muiiifaclun  w)iul«d  17  pet  cent  o(  totAl  milk  prodi 
Boom:  Bureau  of  AtrirallursI  Eronomlcs,  Diparlnwiil  at  Agrlcuttura. 


<  Not  )«t  avAUatd*. 


DAffiY    PBODCCTS 


659 


IS  grmdt  "AjDsrlcui"  (vha 


hlcwo.. 
hlladelpl: 


SI.  in 

38.732 
74. 7M 


tn,4U     m.a 
79.31S     8i.  rv 

83.343  M.I11 


May     June     JoJr 


0T.IWSB3.Sia  tll,4fi 


..iioa.e«aw,7o8.i«43Tii 


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t  44.483  »tM3  a3,na  a 


No.  637.— BUTTEB  AKD  CHEK3E  PRICES 


Buttw.  am 
prlc 

■^SM" 

MoDtb 

^ 

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Year 

pitOB 

BatKi 

Chrw 

June  IS 

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Butbc 

c.™ 

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38.4 
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38.2 
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37.3 

43.7 

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47 

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43.0 
US 
41.0 
41.fi 
42.1 
41.4 
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38 
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21   1         » 

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lamcB-      ■  T-montb  snncB.      ■  ll-auntliaTinfa.      '  U-tmt  avaas 
ot  TBbl«s  000  aod  000:  Bnnui  ol  .^fricnltanU  Ecmamlcs,  DtpartmaDt  a( 


660 


OLEOHARGABINB   AND   POUZ/FBT 
Vo.  628. — OLBOMAKSABIHS :   Pbodqction  and  Matsbui<s  Ubbii 


Not!.— An  tfonu  Ib  tlwiwuds  of  pmnda.     Tigarai  for  pradnotian  bT  kind  ot  «B  ntti  irs  u 


fnoM 


la  Uitd  10  UDta  pet  poucd;  luioDlmd,  H 

Dent  per 

pound 

„«,,»„ 

Ymv  ended  Juno  SO- 

Y«r«idiKlJna.30- 

Total 

Colored 

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im 

UN 

», 

». 

{IS 
!5S 

144,031 
l*S,8W 

Si 

SAti.ai7 

391,283 

i.i 

•■177 
S.831 

11 
SSI 

« 

14,  HI 

ill 

ii 

345,888 

as; 

1M34« 
304.123 

275;34S 
BM.MT 

NebWBtB.'"!; 

10?^»(B 

! 

18.781 
3,  BOS 

2,230 

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31,  W 

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3.1M 

'S 
■IS 

IS 

WT.«a 

i 

i» 

ai,i7i 

73S 
18.  Ml 

"^ 

Saoo 

ll^OSS 

'^^ 

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WiscDurin.... 
Another 

HttUUlL 

Total — 
Oteooll 

IW 

CombiMd  unlmia  uid 

1I9,97B 
tOT.Mt 

S,M7 
It,  411 

1W.471 
14S,B7B 

tn,Hi 

^.^ 

4^M3 

3S,4T4 

i;ooa 

9&Me 

Ii 

BiduaWdT   TfEi  labia 

141.009 

at  m 

Peanut  oU... 

b.!iU 

SKS5:: 

laBJi 

IW,3I4 

9.m 

Mis 

101.731 

i:xG]iuln]f    vcfsUbla 

ftS 

Internal  Raveniui,  Trmanrr  DepartiDont,  and  B 


Calendar  year. 

kjoroe:   Conuul3!loD< 

nla.  Department  of  Agrlcultore. 

Eo.  e2g.^P0irLTB7  OH  PABMB:  Nuhbbb  ahd  Valui 

'*°'.  °'M>™>>Jd  IIC-  *0->  pel  orat  in  ISMK  w! 


Note.— Tbe  tsrmi  report  luf 
■armi  nporUng  chickens  foi 
317  fowl)  per  l.KXl  acret  ol  1 


Bd  VO-fi  per  oent 


a  Id  1010  an 


I  M.4  par  cent  In  lOlG.    Thae  w 


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UN 

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UM 

UM 

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1U,IW 

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m 

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171,  W4 

m 

f 

m 

11 

r 

1 

iTJi 

"ii 

T 

140,103 

iiw 

7<B 
1,«IM 

■SJS 

171.011 

^ 

■11  Dumber*  of  iieatoi 


I,  pheaunti,  and  iDdlaJaafla  Fowli. 


i;  Barean  ol  tba  Cmuoi,  Department  of  OomnMica. 


POULTBT  AND  BOGS  DOl 

Vo.  630.— CHICKSH8  OV  FAKM8.  CBICKEBS  BABSD,  AID  HOS  PBODITCSD 

NOTI.— For  »ddltlDiul  Ocaru  En  United  BtsUs  u  ■  wboto,  ne  Tabte  on 


CUckans  o 


UO^Hl   Ut.tST 


New  tiinnuMw.. 

MuuthuKtU 

Rbodilsluid 

CarmecUcut 

ItiddlsAlliiitfai... 

New  York 

New  J»raey 

PeuuylTBitlk-.. . 
b«  Korth  Cndnl.. 

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W«t  iDrth  C*Blnl. 

M£iiDe90t&--- 

MluDUri 

North  DBkoU-.. 

South  DikoU 

Nebiaaki 

EUM. 

fcathAdutiB 

Marrluid 

Ddtrlctol  Calami 

■Weal  Vigiaiii_„. 
NortbCirollu... 
eoulb  CaraUok... 

Geonrti 

Florida 

laaBsiilhO«tfnL.. 

Kentucky 

Tennessee— 

UisiisslpVl^------ 

WcatBoBth  CobnL. 

WroiiiinV,  .V.'.lIIi 

Colotsdo 

New  Medea, 

Arttotia 

UUh 

N«v«d« 

hdBo 


in.  Ml 

ea.:i>a 


23.183 
lM,in 


11,771 


at 

MtM4 

atyta 
ii,iaa 

>,S77 
IU,T3t 

XJ.tM 


im.iw 

23,028 
10,472 


71  idMMKiW  uid  3  ludb  }tucl*  lovli,  wUd»  w 


662  FOULTBT   AND    G008 

So.  6S1. — POITLTKT:    Fasu  Prices  and   Rbcbipts  at  Peincipal   Makkeis 

(Frioaa  ia  ooila  p«  poBndi  nodpH  Im  lluanmdi  dt  pDuada] 


im, 

im 

uu 

UU      ini 

UM 

un      itH 

rhlckani,  iTerwa  rirm  pile 
TurkB  ji,  avenge  Una  price 
Dressed  poultry.receipta: 

XLV 

S'i 

fli.aw    «,7W 

17U  3«1    ITA  ISr 
27.  m      »,  39 
Sil.«H     72,088 

77,  «* 

sas      21 1 

No».  IS. 

30.(           JLa 

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J*n. 

Jeb. 

iit. 

Apr. 

M«y  Judo 

July 

Aoj. 

Sept 

OM, 

Nov. 

Dec; 

Chlcknu.    annce    tann 

2.  St: 
B.4gi 

fl.WB 

S1.1 

11.8 
1.76 

a.  87; 

31.1     j&3 
21.IS    atB 

1053  a.ta 

i!b85  i.en 
asT-.    42S7 

I,33£  3,3M 
0,(131  11,  izr 
LS.-,!    ^1771 

i 

U.Mt 

1 

II 

4.W: 

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Eeoslptaorpoullrjr.IOTJ: 

is 

UTSS 

BecelpU  ot  poultrr,  18M: 
Boston 

.l:is 

Ho.   632. — EOQSi    Pkicbs,   Receipts  at  Principal   Markets,  and  Storaqb 


IPrioMia 

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perd 

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1 

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un 

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27 

30 

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l,M» 
4.»0I 

(174S 

gil3 

Wuurn  OnU,  B«tao. 
Fttab  flnls,  New  Ynk 

SKO 

1.7M 

'Si 

rreab    eitrai,    San 

£y' 

■am 

1.4UI 

Jan 

T.b. 

Mar. 

Apf. 

Mm 

/one 

July 

Ant 

flepl. 

Oct. 

Not. 

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is 

:; 

130 

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31 

i 
1 

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3js 

s 

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36 

i 

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18 

1 

11 

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Mi 
M 

IJS 

108 

11) 

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37 

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40 

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101 

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idnl:  Burawi  of  Agricultnial  EcoDOmlca,  Department  of  AtriDaltara. 


COLD   STORAGE 


I.-AU  ttarn 


liotl»tli><l>.ei«B» 
mpwKiialr.    Doldini 


Jan.      Ftb.      Mir.  :  Apr.      M>T     Jon*     InlT      Auf.     Sapl.      Oct.      Nor 


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31.903   1< 

33,M>S    3 
.   S3.M3  3 


43,»oa  *l 


31^063  33.773   K 


133,  MO  13 

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Suurif.  Bureau  of 


664 


WOOL 


Ho.  084. — WOOL:  Pricsb,  Value  of  Impobts,  and  Rbcbiptb  at  Boston 


Prion  (cents  per  pound) : 
Averifle  united   States 

farm  price,  unwashed.  . 
Ohio  and  Pennsylvania, 

flnedothing,  unwashed, 

at  Boston 

Territory,    fine    staple 

scoured,  at  Boston 

Value  of  United  Stotes  im- 
ports (tbous.  of  dollars): 

Clothing! 

Combing  1 

Carpet 

Beoslpts  at  Boston   (thou- 
sands of  pounds): 

Total 

Domestic 

Foreign 


1010- 

1014- 
1028, 

1028 

1024 

1028 

1028 

average 

average 

18 

38 

30 

37 

38 

82 

28 

40 

61 

48 

40 

40 

00 

127 

141 

141 

180 

110 

16^060 

3,004 

13,640 

140^084 

6^001 

26^880 

11,400 
80,181 
20^804 

8,120 
48,803 
34,176 

10^008 
82;  648 
47,238 

6^871 
06,016 
80;  108 

20ai60 

208^017 

84»1(B 

434»880 
184»88D 
280^060 

417,008 
14^132 
271,000 

812;  016 
200^240 
111,776 

806,010 
131,440 
174,178 

840,081 
100,270 
177,001 

81 

87 
110 


0.020 
88,260 

87,470 


844,648 
218,180 
126,860 


110 


8,061 
81,723 
87,047 


800^021 

210,561 

00^872 


1  Owing  to  changes  in  tariff  laws  in  1022  much  wool  which  was  formerly  brought  in  as  "  clothing  *'  now 
eomes  in  under  "combing"  dassiflcation. 

Sources:  Prices  and  receipts.  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Economics,  Department  of  Agriculture;  imports, 
Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce,  Department  of  Commerce. 


Ho.  636. — WOOL:  Production,  Imports,  and  Exports  op  the  United  Statbs 

Note.— AU  flfvrea  in  thonaaada  of  nonnda.  Production  is  for  calendar  years,  and  beginning  with  1000 
includes  pulled  wool;  previously  induded  only  fleece.  Exports  and  imports  for  1830  are  for  the  fiscal  year 
ended  Sept.  SO;  for  yearly  averages  and  years  to  and  induding  1016,  for  fiscal  years  ended  June  30; 
subsequently,  calendar  years.  Imports  prior  to  1015  and  domestic  exports  beginning  1023  indude  hair  of 
the  caznd.  Angora  goat,  alpaca,  and  othor  like  aninuils 


Yearly  aver- 
age or  year 


188r..... 

1840 

1860 

1802-1870 
1871-1880 
1881-1800 
1801-1806 
1800-1000 

1001-1006 
lOOO-lOlO 
1011-1016 
1010-1020 
1021-1026 

1886 

1880 

1887 

1888 

1880 

1800 

1801 

1802 

1803 

1804 

1806 

1808 

1807 

1808 

1800 

1000 


Produc- 
Uon 


86,802 
52,617 
00,206 

>  100.102 
187.093 
280.151 
809,409 
27^154 

208,713 
312,020 
208,937 
200.018 
277,455 

806.000 
302,000 
285,000 
209,000 
205,000 

209.827 
285,000 
294,000 
348,538 
325.211 
294,297 

272,475 
259,153 
200.721 
272,191 
305,231 


Im- 
ports^ 


7,926 
17,809 
24,471 

49,230 

08,030 

03,195 

142, 319 

180,445 

174.035 
212;  371 
215,354 
399,080 
334,168 

70,500 
129,085 
114,098 
113.559 
120,488 

105,431 
129.304 
148.071 
172,434 
55.153 
200,034 

230,911 
350.852 
132,795 
70,730 
156,928 


Exports 


Do- 
mestic 


100 
1,707 

153 

152 

116 

1,077 

3.244 

257 

133 

1,714 

3,508 

099 

88 
2,138 
0,258 

22 
142 

231 
292 
202 
92 
520 
4,279 

0,940 
^272 
121 
1.083 
2,200 


Foreign 


119 
47 
41 

1,710 
3,939 
4,204 
3,037 
0,016 

2;  006 
4,374 
4,502 
4,270 
12,770 

3,115 
0,534 
0,728 
4,300 
3,203 

3,288 
2,038 
3,006 
4,210 
5,977 
2,343 

0,028 
3,428 
2,505 
12,413 
5,702 


Yearly  aver- 
age or  year 


1001 
1002 
1003 
1904 
1005 

1000 
1007 
1008 
1000 
1010 

1011 
1012 
1013 
1014 
1015 

1016 
1017 
1018 
1010 
1020 

1021 
1922 
1023 
1924 
1925 

1926 
1927 
1928. 


Produo* 
tion 


802,602 
310,341 
287,460 
291,783 
295,488 

296,916 
296,295 
311, 138 
330,420 
321,303 

318,548 
304,043 
296,175 
290,192 
285,720 

288,490 
281,892 
298,870 
298,258 
287,070 

283,629 
203.713 
268.196 
279, 375 
292,362 

311,676 
332,014 
351,013 


Im- 
ports> 


108,684 
160,677 
177,188 
178,743 
249,130 

201,680 
203,848 
125,061 
206.400 
263,028 

137,648 
193,401 
195,293 
247,049 
302,782 

442,650 
416,137 
447,426 
438,782 
254,905 

316,605 
366,538 
888.345 
262.655 
330,040 

209.451 
264,607 
240,360 


Exports 


Do- 
mestic 


200 
128 
610 
820 
124 

102 

215 

182 

28 

48 


77 

335 

8,166 

8,010 
1,827 
407 
2,840 
8,845 

1,027 
453 
535 
300 
273 

202 
323 
485 


Foreign 


8;  601 
8,106 
2,008 
2,883 
2,438 

6,460 
8,232 
6,084 
8,400 
4^008 

8,200 
1,720 
4,482 
1.206 
7,247 

^128 

1,272 

452 

6,134 

12,803 

1.&52 

4.225 

23,657 

27,470 

7,067 

14,074 

10,711 

4,486 


1  For  1850,  I8/\2  to  1868,  induslvr,  an<l  1872,  iodudes  estimates  for  quantity  of  wool  on  pelts  Imported. 
'  One  year  only,  1870. 

Source:  Production.  1839, 1849, 1850,  and  1870,  Burrau  of  the  Census;  other  years,  reports  of  the  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture;  imports  and  exports.  Bureau  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Conunerce. 


665 


Ho.   636.— wool:    Kbtiii&tkd  pHooncnoK  t 


I  Weioht  Pks  Flxxcs 


Ncni,— Only  BUM«  Witt 


■  nodueUonln  IB28otl.saD,l)00poaDilao[«ixil  MetbowTiMiwntelr.  Tbtdlvt- 
I  Stataa  oomprliiiw  tbe  fcOlowlDc  dlrldon:  Nortli  AUaoUc,  tbs  New  Et^laod 
'   '  Dtnl,  theEut  North  Centm  tmd  Weat  North  Cwtnl;  Smlh  Caotnl, 


DlTUoa  Bud  8Utc 

i-^ 

un 

UH 

uu 

UM 

»r 

im 

^^U) 

tu.m 

MS,«» 

>U,Mt 

uo.>n 

W1.»H 

tM.113 

t.»i 

i 
i 

IS 

itIim 

1™ 
1 

5,2M 

ui.ut 

'ti 

IT.flTO 
IE.»M 

is:  MO 

ISOi 
1419 

i 
i 

14?;  m 

as 
li 

IMlS 

111 
i 

S,MO 
1.M7 

J7^»7 
1SI,«T4 

■a.txi 

^F 

UMO 

■11 

IS 

11 

4;  193 

IS 

4.STS 

I5.SI0 

m:«7 

asoo 

11 

4.107 

a,7» 

i^ 

4.eei 

\960 

1,084 

4,4)31 
3$^  Ml 
ITTlm 

I7,4SS 
M4SB 

S,700 

g.s»o 

8. 

Ronth  Dakota „.. 

f 

?S:*v=::;:::::::::::- 

*■ 

l&i" ~ 

a. 

loi 

n 

iisoo 

43.  §00 

n  ahmp  ve  ihoro  tvi 


lis  flgure  covets  wool  p«r  hvd  ol  itttvp  Aoni  (od  not 
>  Ei[iDut«d  froDi  ntnnii  of  plaots  pulllnc  tram  WtoMpB  not  of  (11  wad. 

No.  637.— WOOL  COHSTDBD  TS  1UVU7ACTTTKBS :   1024  to  1028 

No».— An  Ocnna  in  tbnnmdi  of  pomnda.  Than  flcima  do  not  indndt  tbe  oonanmptlon  of  ona  bin 
■ad  wieral  nnalloaDCdiu.  Tba  inBaa  sqnlTalBnt  ottba  total! ihoim  baloir  la  aafOUowa:  lim,  6)7,700,000 
pounds;  ins.  S2»,2SS,M3;  IS30,  £10,031.77%  1III7,  KLSaHKt,  \V3R,  S38,3M.n> 


Cluauid  trade 

Total 

UH 

UH     1     UM 

mi 

un 

un 

area.. 

Sonn^ 

Polled 

TouL 

4M.4M|4n.Ml 

4M.SM 

4IT,  lU 

4«,0U 

»n,4M 

n,IOT 

n,m 

Domenlc 

as 

8^740 

■as 
ss 

aiMt 

147,  M7 

■as 

7%  Ml 
S1,4M 

iii.sio 

»0i«e3 

97,  OM 

1S!S 

103.754 

lutoas 

197.104 

IMIIS 
§ft4ao 

TOlM 

10.010 

130.1113 
B7.tll 

13^018 

is^soi 
m.isi 

40,  MB 

118,000 

n.su 

03,018 

li 

300,790 

107,004 

i8s.ati 

44.186 
18,717 

101,774 
t6.aI7 

1^1^ 

S,007 

li 

""tssu. 

B.JM 

*^"*£^«u> 

ciotli^Sd'-cSiibtai-Sii: 

biofd: 

Tlirefrel«hth»  Wood 

fS 

Lo<r  oc  LIdooId 

JS 

666 


MANUFACTURES — ^POOD   INDUSTRIES 


Ho.  688. — ANIMAL  FOOD  MANTJFACTUIUHO  INDUSTBISS :   Materials  Usxd 

AND  Products 


Nora. — Only  major  materials  and  products  are  shown.  The  flgores  for  products  in  some  oases  InokuSa 
and  in  other  cases  exclude  data  for  the  spedfled  oommodities  made  as  secondary  products  by  establish- 
ments dassifled  in  other  Industries;  and  In  the  cases  of  certain  oommodities  the  data  f6r  these  secondary 
products  are  included  beginning  in  1025  but  not  for  1014.  No  data  for  establishments  having  products 
under  $5,000  in  value  are  included  beginning  1925;  this  change  has  little  effect  on  comparability  with  1914 


Quantity  (thousands  of  imits  specified) 


Industry*  material,  and 
piroduct 


BUrrXB,  CHKKSK,  AND 
CONDKNSBD  MILK 


Xaterials  vaed,  total  coct. 


Milk 

Cream 

Skimmed  milk. 
All  other 


An  products,  total  Talue. 


Batter 

Cheese,  tolal 

Cheese,  other  than  cot- 
tage, pot,  and  bakers'. 

Cheese,  cottsge,  pot,  and 
bakers'. 

Oondensed  and  evaporatad 
milk,  total. 
Condensed,  sweetened. . . 
Condensed,  unsweetened 
Evaporated 

Casein  dried 

Powdered  mUk,  cream,  etc. 

Sugar  of  milk 

Other  products 


8LAUOHTKRINO  AND  IfXAT 
PACKINQ 


used,  total  cost. 


Animals  slaughtered: 

Beeves 

Calves 

Sheep  and  lambs 

Hogs 

Dressed  meats  purchased. 
All  other  materials 


An  products,  total  value. 


Unit 


Pounds 
-.do.... 
..do.... 


Pounds. 
..do 


.-do.. 
..do.. 

—do.. 


-do. 
.-do. 
--do. 
-do, 
..do. 
..do. 


UU 


8.431,426 

2,384,036 

525,041 


760,810 

S70,S79 
332,001 

37,588 

878,411 

267,870 

331,883 

273,648 

18,570 

20^454 

4,051 


Number 

..do 

..do 

..do 


7,140 

2.010 

15,044 

442 


I 


1827 


Cost  or  value  (thousands  ot 
dollars) 


IfU 


} 


1,455,625 

646, 888 
484,773 

61,060 

1,8U,84S 

430,^08 

1,383,145 

21,078 

111,632 

6,126 


ia854 

5,776 

13. 616 

48,073 


1,504,227 

618, 188 

440,444 

68,764 

8,087,800 

378»687 

1,718,613 

23,616 

183.336 

5,406 


816,088 


114,208 

160,034 

004 

38.800 


884,886 


{ 


218»021 

60,877 
47,433 

2,044 

68,747 

21,585 
10,028 
17,234 

078 
1,068 

401 
33,703 


1,441,668 


Fresh  meat: 

Beef 

Veal 

Mutton  and  lamb 

Pork 

Edible  offal  and  other 
fresh  meats. 
Cored  meat: 

Beef 

Pork 

Canned  meats  and  canned 

sausage. 
Sausage  (not  canned)  and 

sausage    casings,    meat 

puddings,  head  che«»$c, 

scrapple,  etc. 

I/ard 

Cattle  hidi^ 

dabkins 

Sheep  iM>lts 

All  other  skins 

Wool 

All  other  products 


Pounds. 
...do..... 

...do 

...do..... 
...do.... 


-.do. 
.-do. 
..do. 


..do 


...do 

...do 

.-.do 

Number 
Pounds, 
.-do 


3,658,334 
104,600 
620,233 

1,877,000 
280,001 


81,572 

3^020.310 

234,803 

546,040 


1.110.180 

415.891 

18,648 

15,017 

(') 
20.432 


0) 


6,064.506 
575,063 
521,083 

2,827,026 
540,201 


84,197 

3,205,037 

118, 676 

005,278 


1,672,334 

621. 381 

56.092 

10.832 

l.a'>4 

32.235 


ia725 

5,477 

14,380 

47.402 


i:i 


5, 000. 610 
540.685 
547.473 

3,110.253 
568,501 


102.738 

8, 134. 172 

144,108 

1,033,885 


1,704.636 

616, 714 

53.581 

8.061 

3,242 

30.439 


400.108 
27.623 
84,784 
507,098 
124.335 
117,715 


847,006 


870.863 


636,740 

118,818 
108,687 

4,232 

146,304 

88,745 

106^560 

2;  200 

11,067 

800 

00,225 


8, 686. 188 


} 


1.661,866 


421.207 
26.290 
74,676 

226,536 
17,647 


14,305 

393.606 

36,263 

71,016 


120. 414 

60. 950 

3.  ais 

13,024 

389 

7.938 

153.493 


8,060,886 


661,103 

87,180 

128. 213 

516.460 

50,065 


17.011 

751,804 

24,334 

196,743 


279.025 
80.797 
11,069 
22. 553 
101 
23,429 

197. 982 


1M7 


884,848 


SJ 
8 


1,068,818 


605k  «35 

110,  lis 

104,220 

5,M2 

187.880 

34,251 

133,500 

3,052 

19,737 

644 

71.7«B 


8.88S.740 


8,067,818 


762,614 

96.489 

130.283 

517.863 

64,963 


22. 90S 

602,726 

27,824 

203,126 


234,864 
99.218 
11,160 
15,964 
324 
18,478 

256^396 


*  Not  reported  sciiartttely. 

Scarce:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


38.— FAKM  CROPS  AND  FOODSTUFFS 


[Ib  f  enaral,  data  in  thia  Molloa  oCh«r  tkam  on  ionlffa  trade  relate  Id  ooatiBeatal  United  Statee,  wkfle 
foreicB  trade  atatiatics  reyaeeat  the  trade  of  the  oaatoBBa  area  (aee  f eaeral  Bote,  p.  408).    Any 
tiona  are  noted.    For  weif hta  of  the  nnita  of  meaauremeat  for  the  principal  proancta  aee  Appenc 


p.  850] 

No.  639.— INDEX  NUMBBSS  OF  THB  KASS  OF  CHOP  PBODUCTIOH 

Note.— AToraffe  production  of  1810-1914  eqnali  100.  Production  of  wheat,  com.  oats,  barley,  rye, 
buckwheat,  potatoes,  hay,  tobacco,  and  cotton  for  each  crop  each  year  is  mnhiplJed  by  a  constant 
price,  and  the  aggrecate  is  divided  by  the  average  aggregate  of  base  years 


PeriCKl  or 

JKiT 

Prodoo- 

Uon 

Index 

Year 

Prodoo- 

tion 

index 

Year 

Prodoo- 

tion 

index 

!    v., 

1 

Prodoo- 

tion 
index 

1880-1804 

02 

78 

86 

04 

100 

106 

110 

62 

61 

62 

71 

1886 

77 
75 
85 

82 
81 
74 
01 
84 
83 
04 
88 

1807 

88 

04 

04 

07 

81 

110 

05 

107 

110 

100 

106 

1818 

un 

1885-1800 

1807 

1806 

1818 

106 

1000-1004 

1806 

1808 

1820 

117 

1005-1900 

1880 

1810 

1821 

106 

1010-1014 

1800 

1811 

1022- 

110 

1015-1010 

1801 

1012 

1823 

110 

1020-1025 

1802 

1813 

1824- 

111 

1802 

1803 

1014 

1825 

1020 

iia 

1883 

1804- 

1015 

114 

I8M 

1005 

1816 

1927 

115 

1805 

1006 

1817 

1926 

lao 

^  No.  640.— INDEX  NITMBBSS  OF  CHOP  TISLDS 

Note.— Index  numbers  each  year  are  rebtive  to  the  average  yield  for  the  10  preceding  years;  data  for 

the  several  States  are  weighted  according  to  crop  values  in  1919 


Year 

United 
States 

North 
AUantic 

North 
Central 

South 
AUantic 

South 
Central 

Western 

1012 

107.7 

83.3 

102.3 

lO&O 

86.1 

102.0 

87.0 

898 

100.8 

81.7 

80.7 

80.1 

86.1 

88.0 

104.0 

102.5 

103.5 

100l6 
86l5 

ioa3 

8&8 

10&8 
1016 
101.2 
104.8 
107.8 
8a3 
1011 

ioa3 

107.3 
1018 
lOSil 
102.3 
1Q3L1 

0) 
80.7 
89.4 

1114 
82.0 

107.3 

103.0 

loai 

108.8 

82.8 

1010 

lOLO 

102L7 

97.8 

9L9 

101.7 

lOOwl 

108.0 
108.0 
105.1 

99.0 
102.9 
100.7 
100.3 

88.1 
100.4 

80.8 

814 

oao 

88.4 
9L9 
10&4 
86.3 
87.2 

106.8 

82.3 

103.1 

103.8 

88.0 

93.0 

83.0 

105.5 

107.4 

92.9 

899 

82.8 

97.0 

92.4 

121.5 

99.3 

99.1 

ioa.9 

1913 

90.1 

1014 

ioa.6 

1015 

1916 

103.1 
97.7 

1917 

91.3 

1918 

85.3 

1919 

88.6 

1920 

90.9 

1921 

98LS 

1922 

96.6 

1923 

]06i6 

1924 

86.3 

1925 

103.9 

1926 

103.3 

1927 

111.6 

1938 

109.7 

I  The  weighted  index  for  the  North  Central  as  a  whole  is  not  available,  but  indexes  for  the  two 
divisions  which  comprise  the  North  Central  are:  East  North  Central,  100.1,  West  North  Central,  117.3 

No.  641.— AVSRAOB  VAIITB  PSR  ACRS  OF  10  LSADINO  CHOPS  COMBINSD 

Note.— Com,  wheat,oats,  barley, rye,  buckwheat,  potatoes,  hay,  tobacco,  and  cotton.  These  comprise 
nearly  00  per  cent  of  the  area  in  all  field  crons,  and  tlieir  average  value  closely  approximates  the  valoo 
per  acre  of  tlie  aggregate  of  all  crops.    The  vsilue  is  based  on  average  tann  price  of  Dec.  1 


Period 


1866-1870 
1871-1875 
1876-1880. 
1881-1885. 
1886-1890. 
1891-1S95 
1890-1900 
1901-1905 
1906-1910 
1911-1915 
1916-1020 
1921-1025. 


Average 
crop 
value 

per  acre 


$1170 

1105 

1L80 

1L33 

0.07 

0.71 

0.00 

12.53 

15.01 

1&31 

20.72 

2a  06 


Year 


1803 
1894 
1805 
1880 
1807 
1806 
1888 
1800 
1801 
1802. 
1803 
1804. 


crop 

value 

per  acre 


$9.50 

8.06 

&12 

7.94 

9.07 

9.00 

9.13 

ia31 

1L43 

1Z07 

1Z03 

13.30 


Year 


1906.. 
1900.. 
1807.. 
1806.. 
1808-. 
1810.. 
1811.. 
1812.. 
1913.. 
1914.. 
1015.. 
1910.. 


Average 
crop 
value 

per  acre 


$13.28 
13.40 
1174 
1&32 
16.00 
1&63 
1&30 
IflLOO 
10.49 
16144 
17.16 
2156 


Year 


1917.. 
19ia.. 
1919.. 
1930.. 
1921.. 
1922.. 
1923-. 
1924.. 
1936.. 
1926.. 
1927.. 
1988.. 


crop 

vahie 

per  acre 

$33LS7 

33.71 
3&74 
23L36 
1146 
19.23 
3L53 
SI  88 
21.17 
19.07 
3a  92 
SOL  33 


Source  of  Tables  039, 040,  and  041:  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Boonomics,  Department  of  Agriculture. 

667 


668  FASH  oROpe 

■o.  643.— PKODOCnOK  OF  PUMOIPAI  AQEICITXTTISAl  COKKOIOTIB 

Non.— Bla 


C«ti 

WhB.1 

KlM> 

..„ 

CoOm' 

Y»r 

B«M 

On. 

R^nnlBt 

-asr 

i^ 

IjOOO 

•TS.B08 
51, 383 

ti^m 

101,778 
IfttWM 

88.Bas 

110, 7f» 
l«),Hd 
1W,IM 

i.w,ovo 

113,031 
114,733 

as 
as; 

108,008 

Mssa 
iiAaoi 
isa.881 

Si 

310.293 
580.  OM 

401: 078 
630,401 
BOB.  000 

880,830 
837,001 
080,  WI8 

060.833 
804.  KO 

.oniiiT 

11 

801732 

ill 

p^wti 

A-S. 

1 

4.8)1 

i^ 

&^4U 
8^«S0 
4,713 

i 

SS 

i 

11,180 
8,383 

'$!S 

10^688 

Saw 

13.461 

ifi 
ai 
Is 

!5!S 

1 

*.(B6 

i 

i.S 
iS 

Jaw 

5!S 
W! 
SS 

■sa 
II 

lolosi 

13.374 

!i:S 

IJ7« 

10,  IM 

ti:480 

11.  MB 

'si 

,!;S 

13,028 

iiS 

14.478 

r.ooe 

1,  IM,  SIB 

i,ssa,i7B 

tiSSl 

1,»87.7W 

1,144,153 
3,  Ml,  118 
3,4M,«za 
IS0&H8 

3,  SID.  188 
£7U^M8 

1.8a  g« 

l.Hl,>87 

III 

31440,8811 

3.g>4.;v3 

iSS 
|M 

Z IIIV  lot 

2.ICn,BMI 
lotlMOU 

•100. 489 

»9;13« 
488,883 
19«,M0 

iS 

iSiS 

S78.IWT 

ss 

Mll,4«fi 
808,468 

M4,iin 

810.  IM 
T71.IS1 

S:S 

as 

863.  9M 

788,776 
037,081 

83I.338 

Si 

t.a2&,801 

a«i,u8 

814,  (OS 

li 

,11 

\     87.  Ml 
284880 

'saa: 

1,1,  jsa 

IS 

11 

710,384 

as 

li 

8».800 
803.163 
7101080 
711. 74B 
318.  ]47 

Aia.a» 

377.340 
011,708 
481,680 

»a 
.si 

"178.783 
■M.333 
•141., 188 

.M.I 

ss 

l:^!.  .  .    :.. 

448 

871 

Sffl 

80.401 

■g!S 

171184 

11 

(•07,114 
S9j|7a8 

iiils 

1, 748. 440 

1,041,814 

1.46X803 

fS 
4nis 

,as 

1178 

ISI.OOO 

ffi;:::::::;:; 

1888 

MO.«l> 

^S! 

JffrS 

>ts 

ssss 

^4«) 

m 

K2 

w> 

303.713 
388.190 
319.378 

IKStlin'l.j.... 

881,011 

<C1niMdrl« 

-la.'?,"'! 

tnMmm 

"?""■ "! 

von  by  D& 

oTilnuO-i 

8oniC«. 

to  Include  Untcn  udnded  Id  rabMqaeot  T( 


*  CfnsuH  Ain]™  f ^ 


(i/^«ii)ultunJ  EoODOoifM,  Doptrtmi 


FABM   CHOPS 


669 


Ho.  643. — CHOP  VA1UB8:  Compabativb  Statbmbnt  Showing  Changb 
BsTWESN  1919  AND  1924  Dua  to  Production,  and  Dbcbbasb  Bntwkbn 
1919  AND  1924  REBXTiiTiNG  FROM  LowBR  Pricbb:  Crnsus  Statibtics 


Note. — Crops  not  reported  by  quantity  are  omitted 
[AU  amevBte  in  tl¥meanda  of  doQara] 


Cn^ 


All  crope,  indadiiif 
hay  andforafe 

All  crope,  exolndiac 
hay  andforace 


Value  of  crops  * 


Ab 

reported, 
1910 


Com- 
puted 
forl024 
on  basis 
of  1019 
prices 


As 

reported, 
lOM 


Inoeaae  or  deoiease  in  crop  Tahiea,  1010  to  lOM  * 


OroBB  change* 


Amoont 


Per 
cent 


Cereals 

Com  harvested  for 

grain 

Wheat 

Oats  threshed  for 


gram 

Barley 

Rye 

Buckwheat. 

Sorghums    har- 
vested for  grain. 

Rice  (rough) 


Peanuts 

Flaxseed 

Hay  and  forage*  ex- 
cluding com  cut  for 
forage 

Sugar  beets  grown  for 
sugar 


Miacellaneoaa  cropa 

Potatoes  (Irish  or 

white) 

Sweet    potatoes 

and  yams 

Tobacco 

Cotton. 


Apples. 
Peaches. 


7,4€S,0W'-6,474,06t 


12,9S7.981 ^ 

lQl6S1.05e'lO.S41.«i4l  •.059,410-4.379 


i.UtI 


-41 


Change  due 
toproaboUon^ 


Amoont 


Per 
cent 


-900.SSs| 


Deereaeednato 
lower  prlees* 


Amoont 


S.0M.106 


0,081,227 

3.»7.T071 
2,074,070 

855. 2S5 

100,427 

116,638 

10;  715 

00,221 
07,104 

62,752 
20,361 


2,806,026 

66,052 

3,816,430 

630,441 

124,844 

443,705 

2,007,430 

241,574 
05,570 


0,000,672  3,801,379 
2,727,303 


1,757,011 

1,057,417 

209^222 

85,379 

18,648 

73.468 
81,224. 

61,402' 
124,650] 


77,027 

3,608.144 

776^023 

50,861 

357,812 

2,414,447 

270^506 
00,044 


1,868.569 
1,037,827 

610,408 

122,062 

57,886 

12,852 

53;  321 
42,537 

35,306 
66,135 


1,210,611 

55,754 

8,067,971 

223»925 

53,812 

211,733 

1,568,501 

174,821 
58»068 


-3, 116, 866 

—1,630,228 
-1,036,452 

-M4.768 
-38,346 
-58,652 

-6,863 

-37,000 
-54,658 

-27,444 

+36,774 


-46i-011,66et 


-60 

-20 
-24 
-50 
-35 


I7I-78O. 


-42   -16,753 


-56) 

-44 

+125 


-1,096,415 

-10,206 

-1,167, 440' 

-41^515 


-48 
-16 


-71,033 
—231,972 
-438,929 

-66,753 
-37,612' 


-65 
-57 


-53 


-28 
-38 


494 
-317,068 

+302;  161 

+48,796 

-31, 169 

-1,067 


-1^970 

-1.289 
+95, 


-13 


-22|      858,733 
-16      7lt»,384 


+10,975 


+34 

+30 

-27 

-6 

-19 
-16 

-2 
+325 


+136,663 


-64,963 
-85393 
221+407,017 


+20;GaS 
-5,626; 


+17 

+lt 

+21 

-52 
-19 
+30 

+12 
-6 


8,906,300 


446,919 

87,140 

27,493 

6,797 

21,147 
38,687 

26,185 
66,516 


oent 


21,272 

1,660,179 

56^006 

6,049 
146,080 
846,946] 

96,77&l 
31,966 


37 

31 

41 
43 
43 
82 
81 

29 
48 

43 

47 


48 

71 

10 
41 
36 

35 

36 


1  Value  of  crops  with  production  reported  in  1934.  exehisiTe  of  nigar  cane. 

*  A  minus  sign  (— )  denotes  decrease  and  a  plus  sign  (+)  an  increase. 

*  Change  in  value  as  actually  reported,  due  to  change  in  production  and  to  lower  priees. 

*  Increase  or  decrease  in  value  on  basis  of  1919  prices  for  both  1919  and  1924  crops.    The  percentages  in 
this  section  represent  the  net  quantitative  increase  or  decrease  in  prodoctioo. 

*  Decrease  of  actual  1924  values  over  valoee  oompoted  far  1024  on  basis  of  1010  prices. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Oommeroe. 


DE££SS3fe££ 


^m' 


^^£££  SSt:£:£S^ 


FABM  CBOP8 


S  ZSZZSS  SSSSSS 


mUttii  tllSSSI  ISMiSBH  i  liiESS  SglS' 


SSiiEilg  SSasSiS  l^eiliiS  i  UiKi  3SI 
SSSB5*""- s^""""      SSS-s-"    Sic''"'  -■'  ' 


1^ 
I 

11! 


Ill 

1 1! 


Hi 


Mil 


672 


FABIC  OBOF8 


'"a'Ssa-" 

Per  nnt  or  lU  teportod  OOP 

ISM 

IM 

itu 

UM 

IM 

im 

mt 

4n«,p.wfck«r««.r,p<«t..„_ 

a.t 

W.0 

m.a 

IKO 

»».• 

lOlL* 

m* 

LB 

'1 

us 

7:  J 

lis 

41.1 

'i! 

(■)■ 

•LS 

'II 

a!  8 

ILl 

nil 

S5 

IDiB 

Bmhs.   peu,   peuuU,   tlusssd    and    otbgr 

No.  646. — TKOCK  CBOPS:  Couuercial  Acreaoe  and   Proddction 

Non.~Onlr8UteawlthBeraporc(inun«rdalliDporUD0«  are  iDOludKl,  WaifbU  oftha  anltaot  111— mm 
muit  are  u  toUowa:  Number  of  poiiDds  to  (be  cral»— aapangiu,  24;  celarrand  ouiUloupca,  00;  rttuU- 
flowtr,  SO;  <«gplint,  ag;  letluce.  ap^oilmately,  W.  Number  ol  poanda  to  tha  boahef— carrota,  90; 
onloDa,  17;  oacumbara.  <8;  peppare.  13.    Toiu  an  o[  1,000  pouudi 


PoutiMi,  wrlr  Ir 
Strawbarriaall'!. 


rabhMH.. 

t'ruKalou 

<'iiu[iauii 
Celery. . 


]3.\ObO 
1Sfl,»B0 


Fie. 


N.  &  ,^ 
Va.,  N.  C. 
Tet.  Celit. 
La.,  Mo. 
Via.,  CitUf. 
Ob..  Tet 


44,103 
SIS,  111 


N.  Y.,  Wli. 
CelH  .  Colo, 


FU,,  Wk*. 
FU..  N.I. 
CelU.,  ArU. 


V.„  k.  J. 
Ctflt-TD. 

Cellf     N,  J. 


FABM   OBOP8 


673 


Ho.  647.--B8TI1IATED  VALUS  OF  22  CB0P8  AVB  OF  A£L  CatOPS:  Bt  Statm 


NOTX.— The  foDowlng  tabulation  gives  the  estimated  total  Talue  of  22  crope— oorn,  wheat,  oata,  bailey, 
rye,  buckwheat,  fla-xseed,  rloe,  potatoes,  sweet  potatoes,  all  hay,  tobaoeo,  nnt  cotton,  beans,  broomoorn, 
grain  sorghums,  hops,  manges,  doveraeed,  peanuts,  crenbemes.  and  apples,  in  1924  to  1928,  and  the 
calculated  value  of  all  crops  in  1924  to  1928,  based  upon  ratio  of  the  22  crops  to  all  crops  in  the  oensos 
year  1919.  The  slight  differences  in  the  total  value  of  crops  in  the  United  States  between  Table  607  and 
this  table  are  due  to  different  methods  of  estimating.  In  this  ta  ble,  where  each  State  is  shown  sepa- 
rately, a  more  detaOed  method  is  used  than  is  practicable  in  Table  697 

[Yalaas  la  miDioBs  and  teatha  of  BdUfeiia  of  doDan] 


State 

Value  22  crops 

''     1                                  , I 

Hypothetical  value  all  crops 

1924 

ii» 

1986 

1987 

1988 

1924 

1986 

1986 

19n 

1988 

United  States^ 

8.478.8 

7,967.8 

7,042.1 

7.676.1 

7,602.6 

10,048.4 

9.681.6 

8.488.6 

9.168.6 

9,098.9 

Maine 

4&4 

113 
33.8 
29.9 
2.7 
31.3 

228.6 

232.7 

273.9 
24a7 
5ia6 
2ia5 
23&1 

373.6 
49a  7 
268.9 
329.6 
228.4 
349.3 
415.1 

11.8 

56i8 
151.6 

515 
278.3 
143.2 
206.1 

37.9 

195.3 
182.7 
182.2 
178.2 

105w8 
1015 
351.8 
751.8 

117.4 
73.0 
23.7 
92.1 
3a8 
2&1 
22.3 
&0 

107.1 

50i4 

227.4 

911 
17.0 
32.5 
33.3 
3.1 
29.6 

253.9 

42.1 

257.9 

271.0 
2213 
426.8 
221.1 
272.9 

331.1 
4412 
278.6 
259.1 
1712 
30a7 
285.2 

12.6 

6ai 

14a  1 
61.4 
2919 
135.9 
18&6 
522 

175i3 
162.0 
18a  6 
2418 

191.5 
141.0 
25L2 
4914 

101.4 
103.7 
27.6 
112.0 
22.0 
27.6 
83.0 

ia2 

147.6 

76i8 

261.6 

716 
15u4 
32.4 
3a8 
3.2 
8a2 

219.4 

37.2 

223.9 

201.6 
202.5 

36ao 

206uO 
2410 

26ai 
405.7 
24&0 
176.9 
113.2 
241.7 
303.4 

ia5 

55.8 
143.6 

6ao 

278.8 

115.1 

169.4 

53.2 

1619 
149.9 
14a  3 
156l2 

1515 

96.3 

263.8 

516.8 

96.9 
82.6 
2(L6 
82.7 
2(L8 
22.3 
25.8 

a7 
i2a9 

67.0 
2413 

58.1 
117 
28.2 
30.2 
2.6 
29.5 

199.6 

35.0 

2115 

232.9 
192.2 
356.5 
185.8 
247.1 

287.8 
448.0 
238.3 
256.6 
225.3 
359.9 
328.3 

11.7 

57.5 
154.0 

57.1 
299.9 
136.9 
208.3 

5&1 

153.5 
1511 
182.6 
189.2 

163.6 
106.5 
243.8 
612.2 

187.1 
95.3 
27.7 
87.7 
22.7 
28.1 
26.0 
7.8 

1416 

8a3 

259.1 

39.2 
12.6 
27.0 
29.4 
2.6 
29.2 

177.7 

29.4 

189.0 

23ai 
202.8 
432.5 
194.6 
240.9 

29a4 
501.7 
249.1 
228.6 
156.9 
315.4 
371.3 

11.6 

49L8 
145.6 

56.5 
264.6 
117.7 
185.7 

55.3 

169.2 
165.7 
159.6 
176.9 

168.9 
1117 
263.9 
649.8 

117.5 
817 
28.5 
86.4 
26.2 
312 
29.6 

lai 

121.7 

n.i 

285.2 

49  4 
l&O 
43.9 
43.9 
3.9 
8&6 

296.8 

51.5 

27a5 

3118 
267.5 
555.0 
256l7 
29L5 

41918 
533.4 
83a3 
85a  2 
245.6 
867.7 
456.2 

ia4 

7a3 
17&3 

67.3 
319L9 
1717 
257.6 

61.1 

219.5 

22ao 

2219 
2117 

235.9 
147.2 
4014 

905.8 

136.5 
83.0 
26.9 

12L2 

4ao 

83.5 
31.8 

a3 

13a  6 

79l2 

421.0 

1012 
21.5 
42.2 

4a9 

16 
36.6 

329.8 

6ai 

299.8 

311.5 
249.2 
463.9 
26a6 
886.9 

872.1 
482.9 

3iao 

281.6 
187.3 
8ia5 
313.4 

17.6 

76.1 
1618 

75.7 
839L0 
165.8 
2310 

812 

197.0 
195.2 
2317 
2918 

23a7 
19a  6 
28a8 

605.6 

117.9 
117.8 
31.4 
147.4 
2a6 
818 
47.2 

ia6 
laao 

1014 
4816 

81.1 
19.5 
411 
45.3 
16 
87.8 

2819 

53.1 

2ria3 

30a7 
225.0 
891.4 
251.2 
801.2 

326.0 
441.0 
27a  4 
1913 
121.8 
2514 
333.4 

115 

69.8 
169.0 

710 
32a5 
140.3 
211.8 

85.8 

1711 
18a  6 
173.3 
18a  2 

18a  2 
135.6 
30!i.2 
62a5 

1117 
93.9 

aa3 
ioa8 

818 

2a5 

8a9 

ao 

147.4 

89.4 

4614 

oai 
ia6 
3a6 

414 

a8 
3a5 

259.8 

50.0 

249.5 

267.7 
213.5 
887.5 
22a5 
305.1 

323.3 
486  9 
267.7 
27a9 
2413 
37a  8 
360.8 

ia2 

71.8 
181.1 

7a6 
344.7 
16a  9 
26a3 

93.8 

1715 
185.7 
225.5 
227.9 

197.1 
15a  0 
28a2 
737.5 

159.4 

ioa8 

81.4 
11&4 
29.5 
83.4 
87.2 

ai 

17a  2 
107.1 
479.8 

416 

New  UampAhire. . . 
Vermont 

lao 

85.1 

Massachusetts 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

New  York 

43.8 

a7 
aai 

28a8 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

Ohio 

410 
219.8 

2615 

Indiana 

226.4 

Illinois 

47a  1 

M  ich  igan 

237.3 

Wisconsin 

297.5 

Minnesota 

S2a8 

Iowa 

646.8 

Missouri _ 

279.9 

North  Dakota- 

South  Dakota 

Nebraska 

2419 
16a  7 
3810 

Kf^ns^^ 

4oao 

Delaware.- 

ia2 

Maryland 

618 

Virginia 

171.8 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

GeoiYJa -- 

69.8 
8011 
14a  6 
2812 

Florida 

89.2 

Kentucky 

19a  1 

Tennessee 

19a  7 

Alabama 

197.1 

Missi-ssippi 

2111 

ArV^ns^^ 

20S.5 

l>iiiL<tiAni^ 

161.6 

Oklfthnma 

808.4 

T>Ta«i 

7819 

MnntAHA 

laar 

Triiihn , 

9a2 

Wyoming 

814 

Colorado ... 

1116 

New  Mexico 

Arizona .. 

810 
407 

Utah 

422 

Nevada 

ia6 

Washington. 

Oregon 

148.4 
1018 

Cal&omia 

6aaf 

Source:  Bmeau  of  Agricultural  Economics,  Department  of  Africoltare. 
44847°— «  A  1829 44 


674 


COTTON  CROP 


Vo.  648. — COTTOV  AHD  COTTOHBBBD:  Arba,  PRODircnoK,  akd  Fabm  VAi.ua, 

BT  States 

Non.— Figures  for  ootton  prodootton  eiohide  lintets.    Blank  spMes  Indioste  date  not  ATiilsbl*.    Tons 

•re  of  3,000  pounds 

ALABAMA 


Yearly  •▼erage  or 
year 


1000-1013 

1014-1018 

1010-1023 

1034-1038 

1028 

1034 

1025 

1036 

1037 

1038  (preliminary) 


Cotton 


Acres 


Thou- 
tandi 
8.708 
8.024 
3,747 
3,383 

3.070 
3.055 
3,604 
3,651 
3.166 
3,534 


Bales 

(500 

pounds 

gross) 


Thou- 

9andi 

1,354 

035 

673 

1.338 

587 
066 
1.357 
1,496 
1.192 
1.100 


Farm 
▼alae, 
Dec.  1 


1,000 
doUart 
81,844 
00,585 
83,466 
106,836 

03,280 
111.  762 
128,210 

80,143 
113.145 
100,010 


Yield 
per  acre 


Pfmnd$ 
174 
142 
122 

174 

01 
154 
185 
196 
180 
150 


Farm 
price 

poond, 
Dec.  1 


Cenit 
12.4 
18.5 
315 
17.4 

81.8 
33.7 
18.9 
10  7 
19.0 
18l3 


Cottonseed 


Quan- 
tity 


1,000 

601 
411 
399 

546 

360 
i438 
602 
665 
529 
493 


Value 


1,000 
dotUtn 
13.870 
16,834 
13.851 
17,128 

11,963 
15.825 
19.077 
13.685 
19.409 
18.696 


Farm 

price 

per  ton 

(annual 


Total 


DoUaTM 
33.73 
49.34 
43.98 
31.43 

46.07 
36.13 
3L60 
32L62 
36.00 
■38.00 


IJOOO 
doiUn 
06,  n4 
80,400 
06,317 
133»00« 

106^381 
137,387 
147,387 
03,778 
13X654 
110^616 


ARIZONA 


1010-1023 

1034-1038 

1038 

1034 

1035 

1036 

1037 

1038  (preliminary) 


131 
170 

137 
180 
163 
167 
130 
300 


67 
118 

78 
106 
110 
133 

03 
140 


11.408 
12,844 

13.178 
14.204 
12,748 
8.113 
11,648 
17,508 


356 
333 

392 

285 
350 
349 
315 
357 


34. 
21. 


34.0 
26.4 
21.5 
13.3 
35.6 
33.5 


30 
53 

34 
48 
53 
54 
41 
66 


1,436 


1.543 
1,465 
973 
1,220 
1,980 


27.63 

89.70 
32.15 
27.04 
19.15 
39.76 

>3aoo 


14* 


18,747 
14,318 
91085 
1X888 
1X488 


ARKANSAS 


1000-1018 

1014-1918 

1910-1933 

1034-1038 

1033 

1034 

1035 

1036 

1037 

1038  (preliminary) 


X363 
X506 
X783 
X470 

3.036 
X004 
3,738 
X790 
X048 
X681 


868 

065 

006 

1,309 

628 
1,006 
1.605 
1.548 
1,000 
1,346 


5X861 

03.307 

105.035 

110^608 

0X161 
134.743 
128,770 

85,140 
101.000 
11X386 


183 
183 
163 
170 

96 
160 
305 
105 
157 
163 


12.2 
18.8 
23.2 
17.0 

31.0 
22.8 
16.1 
11.0 
202 
18.3 


386 

438 
403 
576 

»376 

I486 

1711 

687 

444 

554 


X306 
30,406 
14.813 
1X636 

1X330 
1X626 
17,706 
1X022 
1X013 
3X775 


31.00 
46.30 
36.85 
38.86 

44.50 
34.21 
35.08 
10.78 
35.84 
■37.50 


0X887 
11X715 
11X848 
127,2M 

111,901 
141,800 
14X508 
07,108 
IIXOU 
13X101 


CALIFORNIA  (includes  Lower  California  prior  to  1034) 


1010-1913 

1014-1018 

1010-1923 

1034-1938 

1923 

1934 

1935 

1936 

1927 

1928  (prellniinary) 


10 

89 

307 

161 


130 
109 
163 
138 
218 


13 
49 

49 
119 

54 

78 
133 
181 

91 
173 


691 

X181 

7.722 

11,638 

X700 
X299 

1X397 
X170 
X555 

1X770 


419 
358 
118 
353 

285 
284 
340 
387 
340 
378 


11.6 
19.2 
31.5 
19.6 

82.0 
34.0 
32.0 
14.0 
21.0 
19.6 


28 
22 
53 

24 
35 
54 
58 
40 
76 


1,525 


1,565 

708 
1,139 
1.827 
1.160 
1.304 
X394 


30.53 

30.50 
32.54 
33.84 
33.30 
33.60 
>31.50 


1X308 

X40B 
1X438 
1X334 
1X880 
1X880 
1X104 


FLORIDA 


100O-1913 

343 

191 

107 

89 

147 

80 

101 

106 

64 

05 

63 
48 
16 
25 

12 
10 
38 
32 
16 
19 

X107 
X16I 
X104 
X198 

1.778 
X443 
X589 
1.632 
1,624 
1,700 

123 

117 

75 

134 

40 
130 
180 
145 
126 

97 

17.0 
303 
36.3 
17.6 

28.8 
22.5 

18.8 
10  2 
19.1 
17.9 

34 

28 

8 

13 

6 
110 

17 

14 

8 

9 

734 

1,112 

316 

351 

250 
357 
537 
266 
269 
334 

3X00 
45.39 
89.50 
39.35 

41.06 
86.67 
31.60 
34.13 
83.65 
■8X00 

X841 

1914-1918 

7,373 

1919-1923 

X430 
X640 
X098 

1034-1928 

1923 

1924 

X800 

1925 

XI38 

1936 

L888 

1927 

1,888 
XOM 

1938  (preliminary)... 

'  Slight  dUtereaoe  from  census  figures  on  ginnlngs  due  toginningsinone  State  of  ootton  grown  in  another. 
'Abo/ Deo,  1. 


COTTON  dtOP 


675 


Ho.  648. — Cotton  and  Cottonbebd:  Ajuba,  PRODUonoNt  and  Farm  yAX«ini» 

BT  States — Continued 

OBOBQIA 


Twrly  ftTwage  or 
year 


1900-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1928 

1927 

1928  (preliminary)... 


Cottoo 


A  eras 


Tlum- 
9a7uli 
5,141 
5,214 
4,226 
3,548 

3,421 
3,046 
3,580 
3,965 
3,413 
3,728 


Balas 

(500 

poands 

gro88) 


Hum- 
fan^ 
2,087 
2,091 
1,033 
1,159 

588 
1,004 
1,164 
1.496 
1,100 
1,029 


Farm 
▼alue, 
Dec  1 


1,000 
doUari 
127.034 
189,373 
130,040 
101,249 

94,118 
112,217 

110.560 
83,028 

106,700 
93^730 


Yield 
per  acre 


Pound* 
193 
191 
122 
150 

82 

157 
156 
180 
154 
132 


Farm 
price 

ppand, 
l>ee.  1 


OgnU 
12.5 
18.9 
2&2 

17.6 

33.0 
2S.4 
19.0 
11.1 
19.4 
1&2 


Cottooaeed 


Qoan- 
tity 


1,000 
tkortUmi 


468 

514 

261 
445 
516 
664 
488 
457 


Value 


1,000 
doUart 
21,478 
45.024 
21.590 
16,603 

12.327 
16,518 
17,500 
13,944 
18,505 
16,900 


Farm 

price 

per  ton 

(annoal 

average) 


DoUsn 

49.90 
47.14 
33L48 

47.27 
87.12 
8100 
24.37 
87.92 
S37.00 


Total 


IJOOO 


148^612 
284,397 
151,630 
U7.942 

106^445 
128^785 
128^15* 
96,972 
125,205 

iia< 


LOUISIANA 


1909-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928  (preliminary) 


1.031 
1.335 
1.342 
1,800 

1,406 
1,616 
1,874 
1,979 
1,542 
1,990 


341 
246 
335 
094 

368 

910 
820 
548 
691 


19.950 
48.602 
39.492 
50,524 

55,734 
55,177 
82,397 
45,595 
52,608 
61,844 


157 
175 
125 
184 

125 
145 
232 
200 
170 
166 


12.0 
18.3 
23.6 
17.2 

sas 

214 
l&l 
11.0 
19.2 
17.9 


151 
219 
149 
306 

168 
219 
404 
368 
243 
307 


3,210 

ia804 

5, 588 

8,701 

6.621 
6,844 
11,874 
6,634 
8,187 
9,978 


22.16 
45.50 
37.50 
28w25 

4a  83 
31.25 
28.39 
3a  22 
33.69 
>32.60 


23,160 

59.206 
45,079 
68,225 

62,858 
62,021 
04,271 
62,219 
60^796 
71,b32 


MISSISSIPPI 


1909-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

i923 

1924 

1925 

i926 

1927 

1928  (preliminary) 


3.181 

1.181 

74, 131 

178 

12.5 

625 

12,290 

23w4S 

2,965 

1,029 

95.974 

166 

lao 

457 

21,192 

47.39 

2.922 

852 

106.693 

146 

25.0 

878 

15,118 

39.99 

3,514 

1,562 

141,819 

212 

1&2 

603 

22,006 

31.75 

3,170 

604 

96.119 

91 

33L6 

269 

12.537 

46.78 

2,981 

1,099 

130.188 

176 

23.7 

487 

17,688 

36.32 

3. 466 

1,991 

194,  on 

276 

ia5 

884 

26,821 

3a  34 

3.752 

1.888 

109,604 

241 

11.6 

838 

17.508 

34.56 

3.340 

1.355 

138,888 

194 

9a5 

603 

22.376 

37.17 

4,029 

1,475 

136,438 

175 

las 

655 

25,545 

*39lOO 

86, 4n 
117,106 
121,811 
163, 8tf 


iia< 

147,876 
220,806 
127,102 
161,264 
161,  r 


MISSOURI 


1909-1913 

105 
135 
183 
414 

355 
493 
520 
434 
291 
334 

65 

63 

96 

193 

121 
180 
294 
218 
115 
147 

3,638 

5,602 

11.613 

15,211 

20,594 
22,179 
17.956 

lawo 

11.788 
13,230 

292 

225 
268 
233 

m 

185 
275 
240 
188 
210 

1L6 
1&2 
23.7 
15.8 

32L5 
23.0 
12.0 

lao 

2a5 
18.0 

29 
26 
43 

86 

157 

>86 

U33 

97 

51 

65 

678 
1.280 
1.845 
2,647 

3.007 
3.440 
4,043 
1,630 
1,846 
2,275 

23.88 
46.46 
42.91 
3a  78 

5a  24 
4a  00 
3a  40 
10.78 
36.20 
■35.00 

8,  on 

1914-1918 

6,888 

1919-1923 

13,458 

1924-1928 

17,858 

1923 

23,001 

1924 

25,619 

1925 

21,900 

1936 

12,630 

1927 

13,634 

1928  (preliminary)... 

15,606 

NEW  MEXICO 


1934-1928 

1923.. 
1924.. 
1925.. 
1926-. 
*927.. 
1928  (preliminary) 


106 

60 
101 
107 
120 

95 
117 


68 

28 
55 
64 
71 
65 
84 


6,781 

4,584 
7,137 
6,644 
4,612 
6,980 
8^630 


301 

230 
266 


352 
300 


lao 

31.0 
25.0 

2ao 

12.8 
19.8 
19.6 


32 

14 
25 
80 
83 
31 
30 


886 

"796" 
916 
604 


1,348 


28.06 

3a  52 

3a  50 

3a  lb 

>3100 


7, 

"7." 
7, 
5, 
7. 
9^ 


1  Slight  diitoeDoei  from 
•  As  of  Dec.  1. 


»giii]iiBgiinoiia8tat«ofoot(8ii  grown  in 


676 


COTTON   CROP 


Ho.  648i^ — Cotton  and  Cottonssbd:  Abea,  Pboduotion,  anb  Farm  Yalvs, 

BT  States — Continued 

NORTH  OAROLINA 


Cotton 

Cottonseed 

Yearly  ayerage  or 
year 

Acres 

Bales 

(500 

pounds 

groos) 

Farm 
value, 
Dec  1 

Yield 
per  acre 

Farm 
price 

pound. 
jOec.  1 

Quan- 
tity 

Value 

Farm 

price 

per  ton 

(annual 

average) 

Total 
vmlue 

1900-1913 

Tlum- 
ianda 
1,518 
1,475 
1.557 
1,919 

1,879 
2,006 
2,017 
1.985 
1.728 
1,860 

Hum- 
tand9 
808 
760 
881 
967 

1,020 

826 

1,102 

1,213 

881 

838 

1,000 
HoUart 

48,319 

87,774 
107,878 

86,792 

167, 101 
93,262 

104,871 
89,748 
83.948 
77.330 

Pound* 
262 
245 
283 
241 

290 
198 
261 
202 
238 
215 

CefOa 
12.3 
18.3 
214 
17.7 

3a8 
22L8 
19.0 
1L6 
19.5 
18.6 

1,000 
^orttona 
358 
837 
390 
429 

452 
386 

488 
639 
382 
371 

1,000 
dotlart 
8.860 
16,278 
17,060 
14,364 

20,150 
13,870 
16,886 
11,858 
14.589 
14,840 

DoUarw 
25.67 
49.59 
43.74 
33.48 

44.00 
37.36 
34.80 
24.56 
3&14 

«4aoo 

1,000 
dollart 
67.189 

1914-1918 

84,053 

1919-1923 

124, 7S 

1924-1928 

100.156 

1923 

177.251 

1924 

108,983 

1925 

121.656 

1926 

81,606 

1927 

96,518 

1928  (preliminary)... 

02,170 

OKLAHOMA 


1900-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

1923 

1924 

1925 L 

1928 

1927 

1928  (preliminary). 


2,539 

870 

48,658 

164 

11.4 

387 

7,560 

2a  23 

2,617 

852 

71,205 

157 

17.8 

379 

15,622 

44.19 

2,696 

823 

91,048 

153 

22.1 

388 

12,687 

34.81 

4.319 

1,443 

120,738 

160 

16.7 

641 

18,020 

28.11 

3,197 

658 

97,023 

96 

29.6 

291 

11,497 

39.59 

3.881 

1,511 

187,673 

187 

22.2 

871 

21,499 

82.04 

5.214 

1,691 

143,735 

155 

17.0 

751 

21.458 

28.57 

4,676 

1,773 

85.990 

181 

9.7 

787 

12,120 

18.83 

3,601 

1,037 

102,663 

138 

19.8 

481 

16,803 

38.45 

4.243 

1,205 

103.630 

136 

17.2 

536 

18,224 

'34.00 

68.218 

86.827 

103.713 

138,758 

10B.£» 
189.173 
185.191 
96.110 
119,486 
121, 8M 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


1909-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

1923 

1924 

1928 

1926 

1927 

1928  (preliminary) 


2,662 
2,799 
2.449 
2,486 

1.965 
2,404 
2,854 
2,848 
2,358 
2,361 


1,295 

1,281 

1,013 

832 

770 
807 
889 

1,008 
730 
726 


78,608 
120,117 
123,132 

73,993 

123,226 
89,129 
83,535 
68,968 
71,540 
66,792 


230 
218 
207 
160 

187 
160 
160 
182 
148 
147 


12.4 
18.8 
24.3 
17.8 

32L0 
22.1 
1&8 
11.7 
19.8 
18.4 


678 
570 
449 
309 

341 
357 
394 
448 
324 
322 


13,822 
28,220 
20,260 
12,281 

15,486 
13,155 
13,384 
9.408 
12,808 
12,558 


34.18 
49.96 
46.12 
83.28 

46.31 
88.85 
83.97 
25.00 
39.81 
'39.00 


92,818 
148,337 
143,301 

86^274 

138;  711 
102;  284 
96,910 
08.376 
84.438 
79,880 


TENNESSEE 


1909-1913 

1914-1918 

1919-1923 

1924-1928 

1923 

1924 

1926 

1926 

1927 

1928  (preliminary) 


797 

337 

20,241 

200 

12L3 

150 

3,480 

23.71 

872 

328 

28,710 

180 

18.2 

148 

8,832 

47.07 

878 

311 

38,266 

177 

23.3 

138 

5,694 

41.26 

1,077 

423 

36,608 

188 

18.8 

187 

5,809 

31.06 

1,172 

228 

38,150 

92 

32.0 

101 

4,774 

47.28 

996 

368 

41,103 

170 

23.2 

I  157 

5.831 

37.14 

1,173 

517 

41,737 

210 

18.2 

1229 

6,396 

27.98 

1,143 

462 

22,550 

188 

lao 

200 

3,800 

20.78 

985 

360 

34,106 

178 

19.0 

150 

5,797 

38.48 

1,107 

429 

38,530 

185 

18.0 

190 

7.220 

'88.00 

23,721 
35,342 
41.949 
41,412 

40,933 
46,934 
48.133 
26^800 
89.901 
48,740 


TEXAS 


1900-1913 

1914-1918 

19H^-1923 

1934-1928 

1923 

1934 

1936 

1036 

1027 

1928  (preliminary). 


10.920 

3,731 

215,097 

182 

n.8 

1.859 

32,888 

20.69 

11.233 

3,473 

298,820 

148 

18.4 

1,545 

82,646 

43.38 

11,829 

3,441 

406,874 

145 

23.8 

1,680 

54,243 

35.45 

17,415 

4,843 

422,016 

133 

17.4 

2,151 

63,809 

29.86 

14,150 

4.342 

659,738 

147 

8a4 

»  1,927 

75,326 

39.15 

17. 175 

4,951 

654,311 

138 

22.4 

»2,197 

70,370 

32L03 

17,808 

4.165 

886,112 

113 

18.6 

U,849 

59,113 

31.07 

18.374 

5,631 

303,912 

147 

ia8 

2,499 

43,732 

2a  56 

16,176 

4,358 

419,968 

129 

19.3 

1,938 

66,241 

34.18 

17,743 

5.110 

446,775 

139 

17.5 

2,274 

79,590 

'86lOO 

247,065 
361,486 
463.117 
486,885 

735,064 
634,681 
444. 22S 
347.644 
486,300 
536,866 


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New  Jersey 

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Maryland 

Virghila 

West  Virginia.. 
North  Carolina. 
South  Carolina. 
Qeocsia 


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Indiana... 

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Michigan.. 
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Idaho 


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718 

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1,084 

1.018 

986 

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South  Carolina 

12 

3 

1 

2 

363 

261 

71 

2 

1 

5 
3 

6 
3 

22.7 
26.9 
24.2 
31.8 
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38.5 
34.2 

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17.0 
20.0 

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Florida 

Mississippi 

1 
430 
168 
176 
103 

4 

1    . 
601 
166 
199 
149 
10 

18.0 
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43.0 
46.6 
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18.0 
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63.0 
63.0 
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Louisiana 

Texas 

ArkaasHS 

California 

Other  States 

500 
174 
175 
100 
3 

484 
174 
164 
133 
10 

400 
40.2 
44.0 
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26.0 

38.0 
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47.0 

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687 


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55 
143 

2,289 

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610 

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888 

308 

314 

388 

386 

862 

112 

17.60 

New  York. 

1.232 

792 

779 

720 

758 

740 

008 

788 

104 

19.22 

New  Jeraey. 

4.641 

1.921 

1,488 

1.402 

1,506 

1,443 

1,635 

1,706 

107 

16.66 

Pennsylvania. 

15 

75 

00 

46 

45 

66 

62 

54 

120 

18.00 

Delaware. 

415 

342 

270 

214 

225 

284 

236 

260 

115 

17.27 

Maryland. 
Virdnia. 

626 

432 

580 

400 

621 

660 

670 

745 

120 

16.20 

215 

130 

156 

104 

94 

172 

114 

108 

115 

16.43 

West  Virginia. 

463 

920 

1.352 

1,128 

1,024 

1,600 

1,623 

1.486 

146 

16.09 

North  Carolina. 

30 

74 

112 

117 

80 

196 

206 

148 

186 

31.14 

South  CaroUna. 

114 

186 

204 

200 

220 

422 

429 

385 

175 

17.60 

Georgia. 

1,131 

825 

875 

560 

399 

770 

516 

411 

108 

13.70 

Ohio. 

1,226 

1.653 

a;  102 

1,618 

946 

1.787 

1,424 

889 

94 

ia34 

Indiana. 

902 

1.104 

1,245 

899 

899 

1,071 

827 

827 

92 

13.34 

Illinois. 

5.801 

2.700 

2,330 

2,617 

2^366 

1,822 

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%200 

98 

12.09 

Michigan. 

6,135 

3,780 

3,840 

4,046 

xni 

3,226 

3,641 

1,964 

90 

11.70 

Wisconsin. 

5.127 

5,824 

5,040 

7,009 

6,950 

4,614 

6^958 

6^068 

86 

12.68 

Minnesota. 

739 

525 

542 

045 

972 

444 

655 

836 

86 

16.48 

Iowa. 

252 

264 

310 

176 

228 

350 

.194 

242 

106 

12.74 

Missouri. 

880 

15,870 

0^287 

23,003 

is;  710 

6,780 

18,450 

0^660 

76 

7.60 

North  Dakota. 

314 

1.682 

630 

2,772 

1,458 

466 

2,190 

1,152 

79 

7.11 

Sooth  Dakota. 

1.056 

2.522 

2,606 

4,110 

3,486 

1.081 

3.165 

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77 

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Nebraska. 

3»)5 

383 

480 

570 

518 

451 

530 

425 

82 

13.28 

Kansas. 

296 

196 

279 

154 

87 

301 

185 

115 

132 

16.43 

Keutu^y. 

223 

220 

448 

208 

205 

538 

268 

283 

138 

11.32 

Tennessee. 

11 
21 

Alabama. 

56 

380 

98 

180 

369 

93 

185 

103 

12.33 

Texas. 

49 

396 

558 

198 

312 

602 

196 

287 

92 

11.04 

Oklahoma. 

11 

11 

11 

10 

9 

14 

14 

13 

140 

13.00 

Arkansas. 

153 

1,000 

1,284 

2,412 

2;  156 

963 

1,761 

1,488 

60 

0L66 

Montana. 

49 

684 

714 

675 

440 

478 

466 

317 

72 

7.98 

Wvoming. 
Colorado. 

342 

850 

978 

796 

814 

694 

660 

670 

70 

7.70 

115 

33 

36 

40 

24 

29 

33 

21 

87 

7.00 

Utah. 

65 

00 

46 

48 

48 

34 

36 

86 

72 

1L67 

Idaho. 

150 

165 

216 

352 

279 

216 

317 

251 

90 

18.94 

Washington. 

300 

140 

130 

160 

120 

125 

152 

122 

102 

15.25 

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142 

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41,010 

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88.48 

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102 
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65 
15 
58 

51  1          60 

1 

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1 

Florida. 

18 

14,319 

6,216 

7,525 

4.800 

300 

22 

17,000 

1^750 

10^647 

101402 

071 

Mississippi. 

11,754 

8.823 

2.602 

74 

25 

16.282 
6,142 

10,547 

7,980 

010 

20^000 

7,700 

8^900 

76 

18,392 

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8,073 

400 

17,400 
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10,663 

6^431 

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7,104 

300 

90 
88 
86 
88 
90 

34.20 
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40.42 
63.41 
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Louisiana. 
Texas. 
Arkansas. 
California. 
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688 


POTATO  OBOP 


No.  655. — P0TAT0I8:  Abba,  Pbodvotiob, 


Division  and  State 


United  StatM 

Bew  Snfland. 

Maine 

New  Hampeliire. 

Vermont 

Massachoaetts.. . 

Rhode  Island 

Connecticut 

Middle  Atlantio.... 

New  York 

New  Jersey 

Pennsylvania 

8011th  Atlantio 

Delaware 

Maryland 

Virginia 

West  Virginia... 
North  Carolina.. 
South  Carolina.. 

Oeorgia 

Florida 

laat  North  Central. 

Ohio 

Indiana 

Illinois 

Michigan. 

Wisconsin 

Weat  North  Central 

Minnesota. 

Iowa , 

Missouri 

North  Dakou... 
South  DakoU... 

Nebraska 

Kansas........... 

South  Central 

Kentucky 

Tennessee , 

Alabama , 

Mississippi 

WMt  South  Central. 

Louisiana 

Texas 

Oklahoma 

Arkansas 

Xmintain 

Montana , 

Wyoming , 

Colorado 

New  Mexico , 

Ariiona 

Utah 

Nevada , 

Idaho 

PmUo 

Washington 

Oregon 

Califbmia 


Acres 


aver- 
age 


TTiou- 

aandi 

Sp677 


888 

126 
17 
26 
25 
6 
23 

791 

378 

86 

267 

855 
11 
40 
96 
45 
31 
10 
12 
10 

1,056 
192 
89 
137 
350 
288 

800 

238 

168 

94 

50 

57 

116 

77 

117 
53 
89 
16 
10 

187 
22 

47 
81 
27 

188 

29 

10 

85 

9 

1 

16 

8 

81 

180 
60 
40 
71 


18X1 


Tkou- 

tandt 

Sp074 


186 
136 
11 
19 
14 
2 
15 

687 

270 

55 

202 

848 

6 
37 
130 
47 
58 
25 
17 
23 

683 

113 

50 

72 

237 

211 

788 
276 
83 
76 
104 
61 
84 
54 

119 

46 
87 
25 
11 

188 
30 
26 
99 
28 

806 

35 

12 

62 

2 

3 

15 

4 

78 

188 
56 
40 
48 


1888 


Thoii- 

aandt 

Spi80 


188 
127 
11 
20 
13 
3 
14 


248 

50 

198 

866 

6 
39 
124 
47 
67 
29 
19 
24 

805 
107 
48 
61 
249 
230 

718 
298 
74 
81 
94 
56 
73 
43 

188 

47 
35 
29 
12 

141 
36 
80 
48 
82 

848 

35 

18 

82 

2 

4 

17 

5 

91 

186 

67 
45 
43 


1887 


Hum- 

aandt 

$,476 


886 

161 
12 
21 
14 
2 
15 

547 

270 

57 

220 

878 

6 

43 

130 
52 
72 
29 
17 
29 

788 
116 

280 
260 

777 
328 
75 
68 
113 
60 
84 
49 

186 
52 
39 
88 
12 

160 
41 
86 
45 

29 


36 

17 

96 

2 

4 

22 

6 

115 

188 
79 
52 

52 


1888 
nary) 


Thou- 

aandt 

8.886 


838 

172 
12 
21 
15 
2 
17 

687 

284 

57 

246 

448 

7 

47 
151 
60 
96 
36 
22 
31 


123 

61 

70 

806 

278 

887 
354 

81 

86 
141 

67 
105 

54 

158 

57 
43 
38 
15 

179 
41 
39 
63 
36 

818 

37 

21 

IIO 

2 

3 

23 

6 

116 

176 
67 
52 
56 


Yield  p« 


1818, 
aver^ 


Btuhtla 
87 


ITS 
200 
133 
131 
116 
123 
106 

91 

96 
94 
84 

88 

89 
84 
83 
86 
75 
83 
79 
89 

86 
83 
81 
78 
101 
106 

88 

107 
78 
64 
97 
76 
64 
56 

75 
75 
70 
81 
86 

61 
68 
55 
54 
70 

188 

151 
116 
101 
76 
95 
165 
166 
175 

188 

160 
187 
129 


BtUhda 
104 


814 
250 
146 
125 
140 
140 
135 

108 

86 

106 

128 

86 

64 
73 
90 
87 
78 
96 
40 
124 

100 
106 
83 
60 
108 
112 

78 
97 
63 
57 
72 
65 
75 
67 

58 
60 
56 
57 
67 


60 
58 
72 
60 

170 
106 
120 
195 
75 
57 
160 
170 
196 

148 
155 
104 
160 


BtuihHa 
114 


847 

290 
165 
156 
155 
160 
165 

118 
117 
145 
112 

86 
86 
90 
94 

106 
94 

111 
68 

lis 

108 

94 

80 

80 

120 

118 

87 
100 
70 
80 
80 
60 
78 
91 

88 

96 
78 
70 
71 

84 

61 
70 
67 
60 

145 

85 

112 

146 

83 

55 

145 

140 

178 

148 
160 
100 
161 


BuaheU 
116 


160 
155 
100 
110 
100 

117 
106 
161 
120 

ISS 
110 
128 
152 
113 
102 
106 
77 
106 


106 
06 
84 
80 


100 
101 
82 
83 
103 
115 
106 
110 

86 

91 
88 
76 
78 


66 
06 
66 
68 

188 
136 
137 
160 
75 
80 
135 
130 
212 

161 
170 
120 
168 


Cpte- 


BuAeU 
181 


138 
142 
IQB 
122 
180 


114 
160 
180 


94 
115 
143 
126 
111 
113 

78 
186 

118 
88 
100 
110 
117 
116 

111 
IJO 
135 
121 
105 
00 
06 
140 


105 
06 
74 


74 
?0 

60 
80 
75 


115 
118 
122 
06 
74 
144 
140 
170 


135 
120 


Source:  Rursau  of  Agricultural  Economics,  Department  of  Agriculture. 


KyUTO  CBOF 


AKD  Pabm  Valdb,  BT  arATBB 


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8WBET  POTATO  AND  TOBACCO  CHOPS 


Ho.  666.— SWEET  POTATOES  AVD  TOBACCO:  A 


SWEET  POTATOES 


Acres 

YMd  per  acre 

State 

1H>- 

aver- 
age 

1911 

1916 

1997 

1918 

(pre- 
lirnl- 
nary) 

1918- 
1918, 
aver- 
age 

1911 

18M 

1887 

nary) 

United  Sutee. 

tandt 
619 

Tlou- 
tandt 

m 

Thou- 

tandt 

819 

Than- 

tandt 

933 

7%0tt- 

tandt 

810 

Buthelt 
93 

ButhOt 
80 

Butiktlt 
101 

BHthOM 

101 

ButktU 

98 

New  Jersey.... .. ... 

23 

1 

6 
8 
36 
2 
80 
40 
83 
21 

1 
1 
9 

2 
7 
5 

10 
23 
67 
55 

59 

42 

5 

90 

5 

16 

1 

8 
9 

37 
3 

80 

52 
110 

39 

8 

2 

12 

3 

10 

3 

14 
36 
65 
63 

72 
84 
3D 
86 

9 

8 

17 

15 

15 

130 
109 

127 

121 

198 

108 

96 

93 

87 

109 

106 

103 

96 

97 
86 
84 

87 
85 
91 
91 

88 
06 

74 
86 

157 

117 
115 

110 
128 
108 
92 
88 
55 
47 
86 

115 

108 

88 

109 

95 

116 

00 
00 
70 
96 

80 
73 
94 
85 

113 

133 

146 

120 

145 

P^ni^jiyl  vf^nlfi.  . 

Delaware ..— 

9 
11 
43 

3 

84 

47 

110 

28 

8 
8 

13 

3 
10 

4 

17 
50 
65 
55 

79 
92 
24 
34 

12 

8 

8 
11 
43 

2 

89 

53 

132 

39 

8 

2 

10 

8 

12 

8 

16 
48 
78 
69 

99 

133 

23 

38 

12 

2 

7 
10 
44 

2 

80 

49 

119 

28 

8 

2 

10 

8 

11 

2 

14 
41 
70 
55 

74 

109 

20 

28 

12 

2 

139 

165 

125 

110 

90 

80 

86 

100 

105 
110 
110 

103 
113 
129 

120 
123 
100 
104 

90 

93 

105 

108 

97 

145 

110 
144 
135 
110 
114 
100 
80 
02 

133 
112 
103 

00 
112 
136 

03 

96 

96 

112 

98 

90 

106 

116 

00 

111 

140 

180 
144 
108 

88 
88 
88 

88 

130 
116 

88 

138 
106 
130 

88 

06 

98 

110 

90 

76 
88 
80 

96 

Maryland 

Virginia 

West  Virginia 

North  Carolina 

South  Carolina 

Georgia. ... 

Florid 

Ohio 

Indiftna 

Illinois 

Iowa .. 

Missouri 

Kanmfi ...     .  * .  x 

Kentucky . 

Tennessee . 

Alabama ........ 

M  l«5ii«slppl ...... . 

TxtniAlAna.  

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Oklahoma 

Aricansas. 

California 

Other  States 

180  1 

1 

TOBACCO 


United 


Massachusetts. 
Connecticut... 

New  York 

Pennsylvania.. 


Marvland 

VirRinla 

Wo5t  Virginia.. 
North  (?arolina. 
South  Carolina. 

Georgia 

Florida 


Ohio 

Indiana 

Wisconsin. 
Minnesota. 

Missouri. . 
Kentucky. 
Tennessee. 
Louisiana. 


Thtm- 
tandt 


6 
17 

4 
43 

27 

185 

18 

198 

30 

2 

3 

94 
22 
40 


6 

430 

95 

3 


Thou- 

tandt 

1,7*7 


8 
30 

2 
41 

30 
200 

9 

547 
96 
67 

7 

52 
21 
32 


Thcu- 

tandt 

1,666 


5 
479 
130 

1 


6 
23 

1 


31 
189 

10 
565 

85 

52 

6 

44 

15 
29 


5 
430 
136 

1 


Thou- 

tandt 

1,681 


7 
24 

1 
34 

82 

m 

4 

669 

104 

82 

9 

30 

8 

31 


4 

200 


Thoti- 

tandt 

1.919 


8 
25 

1 
37 

31 
186 
7 
730 
148 
12i 

12 

42 

14 

37 

1 

4 
395 
112 

1 


Poundt 
817 


I 


I 


1.646 
1.651 
1.215 
1.311 

707 
746 
741 
640 
740 
822 
834 

866 

858 

1.190 


Poundt 
788 


877 
813 
786 


1.243 
1.352 
1.100 
1,400 

823 
647 

n5 

005 
740 
720 
832 

974 

871 

1.375 


815 
810 
726 
504 


Poundt 
784 


1,448 
1.340 
1.100 
1,320 

840 
726 
850 
684 
668 

no 

968 

846 

8K4 

1.150 


960 
842 
781 
400 


Poundt 
786 


1,223 
1,223 
1.200 
1,860 

818 
728 
775 
737 
737 
726 
935 

810 

760 

1.070 


1.100 
607 
780 
400 


718 


1,3«6 
1,190 
1.276 
1. 


700 


780 
661 


768 

800 
830 


1. 
1, 


1,100 
778 
387 


Source:  Bureau  of  Agrciultural  Economics.  Department  of  Agriculture. 


SWIiET    POTATO    AND    TOBACCO    CROPS 
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Onilad  But—. 

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MUiie_ 

N«»  KaminhlrB,. 
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HusaehuMCM 

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Hiddlt  AlbaOe 

FenosrlvMita 

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Xo.  dB8. — WHB  BAT:  Area,  Pkoddctiok,  Asa  Fasii  VAi.ua.  bt  Staisb 

ITftM  «ra  «f  1,000  pn>di| 


694 


PBODUOnON   AND   VALUE   OP   PBINCIPAL   0BQP8 


No.  659.— ACREAGE,   PBODUGTION,    AND   VALTJE   OF   PKINGIFAI   OBOM: 

Estimates  of  thb  Dbpabtmbnt  of  Aqrioultubb 

NOTX.— Tons  are  of  2,000  pounds.    For  weights  of  the  aoits  of  measarement  for  principal  iModuots.  wm 

Appendix,  p.  850.    Figures  for  1028  are  preliminary 


Yearly  aver- 

Area 

Prodac- 
tion 

Value  > 

Yield 
acre 

Unit 
price! 

Area 

Prodoo- 
tion 

VahMi 

Yield 
acre 

Untt 

age  or  year 

Oom 

Wheat  - 

1886-1875. . . 
1876-1885... 
1886-1895. . . 
1806-1900... 

1901-1905... 
1006-1010... 
1011-1015- -. 
1016-1020. . . 
1021-1025... 

1011 

1012 

uooo 

aerea 
37, 216 
61,671 
74,274 
00,580 

03.545 

07,327 

106,672 

105,072 

102,615 

105,825 
107,063 
105,820 
103.435 
106,107 

106,296 
116.730 
104.467 
97.170 
101.699 

103.740 
102,846 
104,324 
100.863 
101,302 

00.616 

96,303 

100^761 

UOOO 
buthelt 

969,948 
1.564,992 
1,760,616 
2,373,786 

2,366,483 
2,682,288 
2, 754, 164 
2, 830, 942 
2;  850. 733 

2,531,488 
3, 124, 746 
2,446,988 
2,672,804 
2,994.793 

2,566.927 
3,065,233 
2,502.665 
2,811,302 
3,206,584 

3,006,560 
2.906.020 
3,053,557 
2,309,414 
2.916^106 

2.091,531 
2.763.003 
2.830.959 

uooo 

doUar$ 
464.536 
617,780 
648,786 
669.420 

1,043.140 
1,366.651 
1. 644, 611 
3.109.625 
1,981,630 

1.565.258 
1.520.454 
1.692,092 
1,722,070 
1,722.680 

2.280.729 
3.920,228 
3.416.240 
3, 780;  607 
2,150.332 

1.207.218 
1,910,776 
2,217,220 
a;  266, 771 
1.966,162 

1.728.070 
1,997.759 
2,132,091 

Buth- 

at 

26.1 
25.4 
28.8 
20^2 

26i3 
27.6 
26.0 
27.0 
27.8 

23.0 
20.2 
23.1 
25.8 
2&2 

94.4 
26.3 
910 
28.0 
8L5 

90.6 
28.3 
20.3 
22.0 
2&8 

27.0 
28.1 
28.2 

CenU 
per 

huoa 

46.0 
30.5 
36.7 
2&1 

45.3 
51.3 
6a3 
111.0 
67.8 

61.8 
48.7 
60.1 
64.4 
57.5 

8&0 
127.9 
136.5 
184.6 

67.0 

42.3 
65.8 
72.6 
06.2 
67.4 

64.2 
72.3 
76.1 

1,000 
acret 
20,470 
H433 
37.500 
48,080 

50,104 
45,766 
51,010 
58,685 
58^115 

40,543 
46,814 
50,184 
53,541 
60,460 

62.316 
45.080 
60.181 
75,604 
61.143 

63,606 
62,317 
60,650 
6^535 
52.367 

66,350 
58,784 
57,724 

UOOO 
muhds 
244,672 
425.054 
476.788 
633.074 

700,220 
674,003 
806,361 
700,083 
804,218 

621.338 
730;  267 
763.380 
801,017 
1,025,801 

636,318 
636,655 
021,438 
067,070 
833,027 

814.005 
867,506 
707,394 
864.428 
676,765 

831,381 
878,374 
902,749 

1,000 
doUart 

891,104 
321.071 
416,022 

501,277 
579,535 
705,890 
1,491.445 
880,140 

543.063 
555,280 
610,122 
878,680 
042,803 

1,010,968 
1,278,112 
1.881.826 
2.080.056 
1,107,263 

754,834 
873,412 
736,006 
1,123,066 
958,364 

096,306 
979.813 
877,103 

Buth- 

a» 

12L0 
12.3 
12.7 
12.9 

14.0 

14.7 
IS.  5 
13.0 
13.8 

12.5 

15.  2 
10.6 
17.0 

1Z2 
14.1 

15.  0 
12.8 
13.6 

12.8 
13.0 
13.4 

16.  5 
12.0 

14.8 
14.0 
UL6 

i 

Graff 

IOSlS 
020 
67.3 
6fiL7 

7L6 
8&0 

87.5 
188.6 
110L6 

87.4 
78.0 

1013 

1014 

1016 

1016 

1017 

1018 

1010 

1020 

1081 

1022 

1023 

1024   

1026 

1098 

1027 

1098 

TOO 
08.6 
OLO 

16a  3 
aoas 

9D4.9 
214.9 
143.7 

026 

1007 

023 

120.0 

141.6 

110.8 

111.5 

07.2 

Oats 

Rye 

1886-1875... 
1876-1886... 
1886-1896... 
1806-1900... 

1901-1906... 
1906-1010... 
1011-1016... 
1016-1020. . . 
1091-1026... 

1011 

1012 

1013 

1014 

1016 

1016 

1017 

1018 

1010 

1020 

1081 

1022 

1023 

1094 

1086 

1096 

1027 

1098 

9.680 
17.143 
27.482 
29,810 

3a  063 
84,741 
88.703 
42.456 
42;  860 

37,763 
37,017 
38,300 
38,442 
40,906 

41,527 
43.553 
44.340 
40,350 
42,401 

45,405 
40,790 
40,961 
42; 110 
44.872 

44,177 
41.041 
41,738 

272.998 
409,856 
717, 143 
840,004 

061.752 

066.734 

1,230.400 

1,412,002 

1,318^021 

022,206 
1,418,337 
1,121.768 
1,141,060 
1,540.030 

1,251,837 
1.602.740 
1,538.124 
1.184,080 
1.496,281 

1.078.341 
1.215.803 
1.306,883 
1.502.529 
1,487,550 

1,246.848 
1,182,504 
1,449;  531 

102.423 
152,504 
207.266 
196,482 

308.360 
386,890 
473.138 
865,091 
525^747 

414.663 
452,400 
439,506 
499.431 
559,506 

655,928 

1,061,474 

1,090,322 

833,022 

688,311 

325,064 
478,048 
541,137 
717, 180 
565.506 

406,582 
631, 762 
509^674 

2&2 
27.4 
20^1 
2&0 

8a7 
2&4 
81.7 
33.2 

aa8 

24.4 
37.4 
20.2 
20.7 
87.8 

sai 

36.6 
34.7 
20.3 
36.2 

28.7 
20.8 
31.0 
35.7 
33.2 

28.2 
28.2 
34.7 

37.5 
32.5 
20.4 
22.8 

32.8 
80.7 
30.2 
61.3 
30.0 

46l0 
81.0 
80l2 
43.8 
36.1 

52.4 
66.6 

7ao 
7a  4 

4&0 

3a2 

30.4 
41.4 
47.7 
3&0 

30.8 
45.0  > 
40.0 

1.347 
1,802 
2.188 
2.074 

2.077 
2,182 
2.404 
4,027 
4,000 

2,127 
2.117 
2.557 
2,541 
3.120 

3.213 
4,317 
6.301 
6.307 
4,400 

4,528 
6,672 
5,171 
4,156 
3.074 

3,574 
3.648 
8,444 

18,267 
24.625 
27.975 
81,272 

33,064 
35,617 
41,390 
67,762 
68,018 

33,110 
35,664 
41,381 
42,779 
54,050 

48,862 
62,933 
91,041 
75,483 
60,490 

61,675 
103,362 
63.077 
65,520 
46,456 

40;  749 
58,164 
41,766 

14,550 
15,540 
15,278 
14.142 

10;  091 
24.723 
31.903 
96.485 
52,182 

27,557 
23,636 
26,220 
37,018 
45,083 

50,676 
104.447 
138,038 
100,573 

76,603 

43,014 
7a  841 
4a  971 
69,742 
36,340 

38.991 

49,600 

^067 

13.6 
13.0 
12.8 
l&l 

15i0 
16.3 
1&6 
13.0 
13.0 

16l6 
16.8 
16.2 
16.8 
17.3 

15.2 
14.6 
14.9 

12  0 
13.7 

13  6 
15.5 
12  2 
15.8 
1L7 

11.4 
15.0 
121 

T9L7 
61L7 
54.4 
4&8 

87.8 
605 
76.6 
1309 
78^7 

83.2 
0613 

63.4 

806 
634 

1221 
16&0 
15L6 
1339 
128^8 

607 
68.5 
65.0 
106L4 
7B.9 

83.4 
8S.3 
814 

Farm  va/uas  as  of  Dec.  1. 


PBOBUOnOM  ANB  YAIiTJB   OF   PRINatPAIi  0B0P8 


695 


No.  669. — Acreage,  Production,  and  Valve  of  Principai*  Crops:  EsmcATBa 

OF  THE  Department  of  Aoriculturb — Continued 


Yearly  »Ter- 
a^e  or  year 

Area 

Prodoo- 
Uon 

Vahiei 

Yield 
acre 

Unit 
prioe> 

Area 

Prodoo* 
Uon 

Valoei 

Yield 
per 
acre 

Unit 
prioei 

Bariey 

Badcwbeat 

186^1875... 
1876-1885. - . 
188fr-1806--. 
1896-1900--- 
1901-1905-.. 

1906-1910.-. 
1911-1915... 
191^1920.-- 
1921-1925... 

1911 

1912- 

1913. 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917.. 

1918- 

1919- 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923.. 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927.. 

1928.. 

1,000 
aerei 
1.100 
2^102 
3,490 
4,315 
5,520 

7,281 
7.474 
8.150 
7,496 

7.627 
7,530 
7.490 
7.566 
7,148 

7,767 
8.933 
0.740 
6,720 
7,600 

7,414 
7,317 
7.835 
6,025 
7,007 

7,070 

0,476 

12,530 

1,000 

26,002 

47,020 

79,646 

102,051 

150,063 

181,786 
197,211 
197.447 
186,020 

16^240 
223.824 
178.180 
104.953 
228,851 

182,300 
211,750 
256,225 
147,606 
180,332 

154,046 
182.066 
197.001 
181,575 
213,863 

184,006 
265,882 
356,868 

IfiOO 
tfoOort 
21,362 
28,686 
87,404 
37,847 
64,629 

00,631 
114,380 
180,902 
106,506 

180,182 
112,057 
05,731 
105,003 
116,172 

100;646 
24a  756 
284.042 
178,080 
136,063 

64,034 

05,560 

107.036 

134,600 

125,700 

106,237 
18a  200 
107,128 

Butkdi 
S2i6 
S2i4 
22.6 
23.0 
17.2 

26.1 
26^8 
24.1 
218 

2L0 
20.7 
23.6 
26.8 
82L0 

216 
23.7 
26.3 
22.0 
24.0 

2ao 

24.0 
2&2 
26.2 
26.7 

23.2 

28.1 
2&5 

Ondt 

huahd 
70.2 
61.8 
48.3 
36.7 
43.4 

55.1 
60.4 
07.1 
56.7 

86.0 
50.5 
63.7 
54.3 
6L6 

88.1 
113.7 

01.7 
12a  6 

7L3 

41.0 
52.6 
64.1 
74.1 
5&8 

57.6 
67.8 
55.2 

IjOOO 
mare9 

730 
700 
870 
821 
860 

780 
606 
836 

735 

838 

841 
806 

792 

700 

826 
024 
1,027 
700 
701 

680 
764 
790 
745 
747 

004 
810 
750 

tfiOO 

18,300 
11,616 
U;864 
14,367 
15^670 

ia6tt 
16,614 
14,426 
14,017 

17,649 
ia240 
13.833 
16,881 
ia066 

11,062 
16,022 

iaM6 

14.300 
13,142 

14.207 
14,564 
18,066 
13,357 
13,904 

12;  676 
15,755 
13,163 

1,000 
ioOmrt 
0,735 
7,510 
7,061 
6,720 
a343 

28,313 
12,127 
2a  063 

ia;7i8 

12,785 
12,720 
ia446 
12;  802 
11,843 

18,147 
26,631 
28,142 
21.032 
ia863 

11.540 
12.860 
13,020 
13,706 

ia;423 

11,188 
13.155 
11,525 

18.3 
14.7 
14.7 
17.5 
18.2 

10.3 
2a4 
17.4 
10.1 

21.1 
22L0 
17.2 
21.3 
10.6 

14.1 
17.3 
16.5 
90.6 
18.7 

2ao 

10.1 
18.0 
17.0 
1&7 

1&3 
10.5 
17.6 

Cnito 
per 

buAd 
7X6 
66.S 
66.0 
47.6 
60l6 

6&8 

78.0 
142L7 

oa7 

72L6 
66.1 
76.5 
76.4 
78.7 

1127 

loao 

166.6 
146.1 
128.8 

6LS 
88.6 
06.8 
1016 
88.6 

88.2 

83.5 
87.6 

Rice  (rough) 

Flaaeed 

1906-1910... 
1911-1915... 
191&-1920... 
1921-1925... 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 

638 

740 

1,073 

022 

606 
723 
827 
004 
803 

860 

981 

1.119 

1,063 

1.330 

021 
1,065 
806 
850 
860 

1,034 

1,012 

065 

20,720 
25,260 
41,645 
35^706 

22;  034 
25,054 
25,744 
23,640 
28,047 

40,861 
34,730 
38,606 
41,065 
52;  066 

37,612 
41,406 
S3,n7 
32,496 
33,300 

41,780 
44,774 
41,861 

ia506 
22,370 
70.250 
41,-651 

16.274 
23.423 
22,090 
21,840 
26,212 

36.311 
65.870 
74,042 
111,013 
62;  096 

35.802 
38.562 
87,150 
45.000 
51,232 

46,722 
41,616 
87,077 

32.4 
33.8 
80.1 
3&7 

32.0 
84.7 
31.1 
34.1 
38.1 

47.0 
36.4 
34.6 
30.5 
30.0 

4a6 
S0i2 
87.7 
88.2 
87.5 

4a4 
44.2 
4S.4 

sao 

88.4 

m.2 

U0.4 

79L7 
03.5 
85.6 
02.4 
9a6 

88.0 
180L6 
10L8 
266.6 
110.1 

05.2 
03.1 

iia2 

136.8 
153.6 

1O0L6 
02.0 
88.6 

2;  520 
2,180 
1,728 
2,156 

2,757 
2;  851 
2,201 
1,645 
1,387 

1,474 
1,064 
1,010 
1,503 
1,767 

1,106 
1.113 
2;  014 
3,400 
3,076 

2;  007 

3^887 
3^721 

21,060 
18,616 
ia072 
17,887 

10,370 
26,073 
17,868 
13,740 
14,060 

14,206 
0,164 

18,360 
7,178 

ia762 

8,010 
ia875 
17,000 
31,647 
23;  424 

lans 

26^847 

lam 

28.151 
26,120 
81,807 
36,410 

36,272 
82;  202 
21,300 
17.316 
24,410 

35,541 
27.182 
46,470 
81,475 
16,000 

11,646 
21,041 

71,726 
6a  788 

87,510 
4a  070 
8a  667 

8.7 
8.6 
6.4 
8.8 

7.0 
0.8 
7.8 
&4 

lai 

0.7 
4.6 
7.0 
4.8 
6.1 

7.2 
0.3 
&6 
0.1 
7.3 

6w7 
0.1 
7.1 

14a  0 
148.8 

aoai 

214.7 

1811 
114.7 
1110 
126.0 
1740 

2416 
2016 
8411 
4316 

1717 

1411 
211.6 
2117 
2S7.4 
2218 

1010 
186.0 
20L1 

1  Farm  rahies  as  of  Dee.  1. 


606 


FBCNDUOnOK   AND    VALUB   OF   PBINdPAI*  OEOP8 


Vo.  65i9. — Acreage,  Production,  and  Valus  oy  Principal  Crops:  EamcATBa 

OF  THR  Drpartmbnt  OY  AoRicuLTURR — CSontinuod 


YMriy  aver- 
age or  year 


1876-1886. 
1880-1806. 
2806-1900. 

1001-1005. 
1006-1010. 
1011-1015. 
1016-1020. 
1021-1035. 


Area 


Prodao- 
tion 


Valued 


Yield 
per 
acre 


Unit 
prioe> 


Potatoes 


1012. 
1013. 
1014. 
1015. 

1016. 
1017. 
1018. 
1010. 
1020. 

1021. 
1022. 
1033. 
1034. 
1025. 

1036. 
1027. 
1038. 


IflOO 
acre* 
1,261 
1,006 
2,653 
2,011 

3,104 
3,502 
3,680 
3,880 
3.000 

3,711 
3,668 
3,711 
3,734 

3,565 
4,384 
4,205 
3,542 
3,657 

3,041 
4,307 
3.816 
3,310 
3,074 

3.120 
3,476 
3.825 


1866-1875. 
1876-1885. 
1886-1805. 
1896-1000. 

1001- lOa'). 
1006-1010. 
1011-1015. 
1016-1020. 
1021-1925. 


1012. 
1013. 
1014. 
1015. 


l.'fiO 
acres 

8,810 
15,200 
10,421 
24,364 

27,865 
31,364 
35, 132 
34,856 
37. 616 

34.283 
37,080 
36,832 
31,412 


lOin 34,986 

1017 1    33.841 

1018. 
1019. 


36,008 
33, 566 
1020 .'.v.     35,878 

1021 '  30.509 

1922 1  33,036 

1023 37.123 

1024 1  41.360 

1025 4«,053 

1026 47.087 

1027 40,I3Ji 

1028 45,341 


IflOO 

167,366 
162,238 
107,285 
237,016 

277,160 
340,045 
363,010 
373.417 
304,327 

420,647 
331,525 
400,021 
350,721 

286,053 
442,108 
411,860 
323,867 
403,206 

361,650 
453,306 
416,105 
410,560 
320^015 

354.458 
402,741 
462;  043 


UOOO 
doUan 
62,764 
82,065 
02,006 
06,250 

166,388 
106,004 
210,137 
466,053 
369^765 

212,550 
227,003 
100,460 
221,002 

410,333 
542,774 
401,527 
514,855 
461,778 

306,362 
263,355 
334,880 
202,007 
600^120 

501,186 
:^741 
250^043 


BuA- 
eU 
93.0 
81.2 
74.4 
81.6 

80.1 
07.1 
06.3 
05.7 
106.0 

113.4 
00.4 

110.5 
96.3 

80.5 

100.8 

05.0 

01.2 

110.3 

01.8 
105.3 
109.0 
126.8 
104.4 

113.6 
115.0 
121.0 


Cents 
per 
biuhel 
63.6 
60.6 
47.1 
41.3 

58.0 
68.3 
61.0 
132.4 
93.8 

50.6 
68.7 
48.7 
61.7 

146.1 
122.8 
110.3 
160.6 
114. 5  , 


Area 


Ptodoo- 
tioo 


Valoei 


YWdl 


rUnit 


Sweet  potatoes 


141.4 
06.5 
54.0 


I 


Cotton 


1,000 

bale** 

3,250 

5,652 

7,637 

10,018 

10,801 
11,847 
14, 176 
11,031 
11.518 

13,703 
14,156 
16, 135 
11,102 

11,450 
11.302 
12,041 
11.421 
13,440 

7,954 

9.762 

10,140 

13,628 

16,104 

17,077 
12,956 
14,478 


1,000 
doUan 


243,808 
360,415 
837,502 

485,560 

660,788 

709,629 

1.464,088 

1. 276, 320 

817,055 
862,708 
540.036 
631,400 

1.122.205 
1.566,198 
1,663,633 
2.034,658 
933,658 

043.933 
1,160,968 
1,571.829 
1,540,8S4 
1.464,032 

082,736 
1.260,885 
1,301.796 


Lb». 
176.2 
170.7 
176.0 
103.3 

184.8 
180.3 
192.0 
163.2 
146.4 

100.0 
182.0 
300.3 
170.3 

156.6 
150.7 
159.6 
161.5 
178.4 

124.5 
141.2 
130.6 
157  4 
167.2 

1«2  6 
154.5 
152.0 


CefUt 

per 

pound 


0.1 
7.7 
7.1 

0.0 
11.3 
10.3 
24.0 
22L2 

11.0 

12.2 

6.8 

11.3 

19.6 
27.7 
27.6 
35.6 
13.0 

16.2 
23.8 
31.0 
22.6 
18.2 

10.9 
19.6 
18.0 


1,000 
aerea 


646 
600 
630 
018 
030 

683 
636 
603 
731 

774 
010 
040 
941 
993 


IfiOO 
buthOt 


110.1 

1.066 

58.1 

1.117 

78.1 

093 

63.5  ' 

686 

187.0  ! 

770 

810 
933 
810 


47,730 
64,663 
60,357 
88,760 
84,201 

55,470 
60,067 
56,674 
76,630 

70,066 
83,822 
87,034 
97,126 
103,026 

06,664 
100,394 
07,177 
63,012 
62;  310 

82,703 
04,112 
77,661 


IMO 
doOmn 


eU 


\buAd 


r,(M3 

36,467 

42,585 

104,064 

84,162 

40,264 
43;  884 
41,204 
46,060 

60,141 

02,016 

118,663 

130,614 

117,834 

86,804 
84,295 
05,001 
09,444 
86^034 

78,056 
77,615 
73;  660 


87.5 
90.0 
05.4 
06.0 

oas 

05.2 

04.6 

08.6 

103.5 

01.7 

01.2 

03.6 

103.2 

104.8 

02.5 
07.0 
07.0 

78.4 

8ao 


0QL8 

TLa 

115.7 
OBlS 

73.6 
714 
73.0 
CI 

84.8 

iiai 

135.1 
1314 
1114 

88.1 

77.1 

97.1 

13&8 

13&4 


101. 0  I    ft&.5 

100.0  ,    82.5 

05.9  ;    (0.1 


Cottonseed  (census  statistics)  > 


1.000 
Owrt 
ton$ 


3,607 
3,646 
4,860 

5,186 
6,381 
6,317 
6,313 
6^114 

6,104 
6,305 
7,186 
4,003 

5,113 
5,040 
5,360 
5,074 
5,971 

3,531 
4.336 
4.502 
6,051 
7.150 

7.969 
5,759 
6,390 


1,000 
doUarg 


83,556 
103,738 
136,066 
388,014 
174, 318 

117,330 
141,350 
138,060 
167,000 

250,070 
333,550 
340,400 
340,470 
136,090 

104,560 
150,400 
100,050 
206,220 
220;  360 

172,120 
206,060 


DoOt. 

per 

ten* 


M&.6I 
30.W 
23.04 
54.40 
34.34 

19.  a 

23.41 
17.91 
S3.69 


!  06.61 
65.» 
67.18 
22.a 

39.7! 
34.70 
42:21 
34.16 
9a  88 

21  63 
35.03 


>  Farm  value  as  of  Dec.  1 .    >  Value  based  on  yearly  average  price;  statistios  (or  1936  an  not  aTallable. 
*  Production,  excluding  linters,  in  bales  of  500  pounds  gross  (Census).    *  Yearly  average  farm  prioa. 
'  Foar-yeeur  average. 


PBODUOnON   AMD   VASATB  OF   PBINOIPAIt  OBDF8 


697 


No.  660. — Acreage,  Production,  and  Vaiatm  of  Principal  Cropb:  Esum^tbs 
OF  THs  Dspartmxnt  OF  AoRicuLTURX — Ooniinued 


Yearly  atst- 
a^re  or  year 


Area 


Prodne- 
tion 


ValiMi 


Yield 
per 


Unit 
price  1 


Beans,  dry,  edible 


Area 


Frodoo- 
tion 


Value  1 


Yield 
per 


Unit 
|>tioe^ 


Peanuts  (Cor  nats) 


1016-1920.. 
1921-1926.. 


1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 


1021. 
1022. 
1923. 
1924. 
1926. 

1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


1916-1920.. 
1921-1925. _ 

1916 

1917- - 

1918.- 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

Ilr28 


t,000 

ncre$ 
1,314 
1,270 

1,107 
1,821 
1,744 
1,065 
852 

782  I 
1,086 
1,344 
1,576 
1,606 

1.677 
1,571  : 
1,577  ' 

I 


IfiOO 
buskfU 
13,817 
14,602 

10,715 
16.045 
17,307 
13,300 
0,225 

0.185 
12,877 
16,306 
15,164 
10,028 

17,707 
16,181 
16,506 


IJOOO 

Bntk- 

doOart 

eU 

66,003 

ia4 

50,010 

11.6 

5i686 

0.7 

104,350 

&8 

01,863 

lao 

57.046 

12.6 

27,282 

ia8 

H515 

1L7 

48,133 

ILO 

50,782 

12L1 

56,744 

0.6 

66.376 

12.4 

51,876 

ia6 

46,612 

ia8 

60,204 

ia5 

Z>oIlar«| 
per 

bUMhil 

4.82 
8.47 

&10 
&50 
&28 
4.26 
2:06 

2.67 
3.74 
3.67 
8.74 
3.28 

2L03 
2.88 
4.17 


Grain  sor|chi]m8(lcafirs,mi]o  uaize,feterita,etc.)* 


IfiOO 
aercM 
7  6,618 
6.311 

3,044 
5,153 
6,036 
6,441 
6,704 

6,386 
5,778 
6,661 
6,060 
6,640 

6,690 
6,723 
6,407 


UOOO 
butkeli 
M66,206 

117,073 

53,858 

61,400 

73.241 

167.806 

174.700 

147,600 
96,158 
116^100 
117.057 
106,434 

137.516 
137.358 
142533 


j,ono 

doUart 
'182,977 
86^873 

57,027 

00,433 

100,881 

202;  004 

163,860 

57, 676 
86^517 
110,258 
00.765 
80^251 

74.065 
84,614 
88,471 


BU9k' 

eU 
»26.1 
18.6 

13.7 
11.0 
121 
24.6 
25.7 

23.1 
17.0 
17.4 
10.2 
16wO 

2a6 
20.4 
21.0 


CenU 
per 
bmktX 

Miao 

74.2 

105.0 
161.0 
15a  0 
128.1 
03.7 

30.0 
88.1 
05.0 
85.2 
75.4 

53.0 
61.6 
621 


Clover  seed  (red  and  alsike) 


1916-1920. 
1921-1925. 


1916. 
1917. 
1918. 
1919. 
1920. 


1021. 
1022. 

1923- 
1924. 
11'25. , 


1926. 
1927. 
1928. 


I 


1,000 
aeret 
921 
890 

030 
821 
820 
942 
1,062 

880 
1,170 

775 
809 
807 

530 

1,214 

713 


IfiOO 
huMkeU 
1. 564 
1.842 

1,706 
1,488 
1.197 
1.484 
1,944 

1.538 
1,055 
1.228 
927 
1,062 

728 
1,727 
1.106f 


1,000 
doUart 
24.280 
15,471 

16,661 
19,107 
23,705 
3^700 

16,520 
18,832 
13,218 
13,455 
15,810 

12,805 
26,290 
18,038 


Sutk- 
eU 
1.7 
1.6 

1.8 
1.8 
1.6 
1.6 
1.8 

1.7 
1.7 
1.6 
1.2 
1.3 

1.4 
1.4 
1.6 


Dottart 

per 
huihel 
16c  10 
11.53 

0.18 
12  84 
1280 
28L75 
11.05 

10  75 
238 
10  76 
14.51 
14.90 

17.71 
16.22 
16.31 


IfiOO 
tret 

1.413 
1.058 

1.043 
1.842 
1.865 
1.132 
1,181 

1,214 
1,006 

806 
1,187 

958 

843 
1,142 
1,180 


IfiOO 
mere* 
315 
337 

235 
345 
366 
352 
276 

222 
275 
536 
436 

214 

306 
230 
252 


tfiOO 
aeret 
30 
22 

44 
30 
38 
21 
28 

37 
33 

18 
30 
20 

31 


1,000 
po»nd» 
1,043.303 
710.743 

010;  088 

1,432581 

1.340;  103 

783.273 

841, 474 

820,307 
633,114 
647,762 
746.050 
606.475 

631.825 
864.540 
800;  060 


IfiOO 
doOmrt 
67,476 
33.265 

X&f. 

84&6 

676.6 

41.343 

oe;5i2 

80;  271 
73,004 
44.356 

88L1 
777.7 
664.0 
601.0 
712  6 

33.007 
20,613 
43,018 
34,250 
2^300 

6821 

63ao 

7220 
627.7 
7221 

28,161 
35^016 
37,648 

742  5 
767.0 
686.6 

s: 

26 
4.7 

4.6 
20 
26 
23 
&3 

4.0 
4.7 
28 
4.6 
26 

45 
4.0 

4.6 


Broomcom 


IfiOO 
short  tons 
60 
53 

30 
57 
62 
.  53 
36 

38 
87 
81 
78 
30 

64 

30 
46 


1,000 
doOmrt 
10;  185 
7,121 

6;  600 

16,804 

14.570 

8;  254 

4,605 

9^758 
2186 
12;  960 
7.454 
4^210 

4^285 
4^212 
4.850 


Lbt. 
314.2 
312  7 

8223 
3328 
8424 
803.4 
365.0 

844.3 
371.3 
8028 
8520 

375.7 

856.6 
882  6 
861.3 

per 

ton 
106.03 
134.87 

172  75 
302  75 
23287 
16157 
13210 

7230 
31246 
16206 

0281 
14202 

7277 
10212 
10250 


Hops 


tfiOO 
ptmnis 
32143 
26,616 

82506 
20,888 
21.481 
31,070 
34.380 

32340 
37.744 

12751 
37.670 
28,578 

31,522 
80;  656 
82742 


IfiOO 
ioUars 
12326 
4.456 

2073 

2705 

4.150 

12376 

12236 

7.060 
2383 
2722 
2863 
2332 

7.306 
7.034 
2828 


Lb$. 
1.076 
1,232 

1,152 

083 

820 

1.180 

1.334 

1.087 
1.186 
1.071 
1,860 
1,404 

1,516 
1,346 
1,354 


Cents 

^. 

35.6 
127 

120 
328 
128 
77.6 
35.7 

24.1 
26 
12  8 
12  3 
21.8 

23.1 
229 
123 


>  Farm  values  as  of  Dec.  1. 

•  Grain  sorghums  for  grain.  1016-1018;  for  all  purposes  thereafter. 

•  .\verage  for  1919  and  1832 


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1,000 

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68,101 
68,7Se 

1,000 

11 

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420,673 
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1,261,843 

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84,468 
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23,0 

aa.4 

23-S 

2d:s 

X.1 
17.4 

«.80 
10.411 

7.32 

10.77 
8.37 

11.20 

14.58 

(.000 

Amu 

as 

Saw 

p 
Is 

31,100 
46,000 

Si 

li 

n,7ra 

114, 3M 

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1,000 

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23,G74 

339 

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1,000 

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1.IM 

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l^SOS 
18,288 
17,883 

lfl:7»7 

8.0 

bIo 

b:o 

Si 

II 
its 

>  Pvm  vahiM  a*  o(  Deo.  1. 

■  Value  1B33  to  1BI7  bend  en  seMoo's  irenc*  [*lo;  lor  1B38,  on  mmoh's  ennc*  u 

<•  Flfura  eover  OaHfonilB  (nop  bednnlug  Kov.  1  of  yeacfpedSed  Id  stab)  and  Fl 

a  nine  Sept.  1),  data  Indudlnf  leaishUM.    FlOfldB  OgurM  for  IBlBi  1030,  and  ini  n 
pmonu. 
"  Ufapprorlnutelf  100  poundi. 

l<a,  Dapactm* 


HINOR    CHOPS 
Vo.  660. — KEHOB  CBOPS:  Area,  Prodoctiox,  i 

yn.—Toma  lOc  fralo  Hrfbiini.  b«uu,  aiiil  bromneoni  m  I 
Inc  for  bMDf  k  tow  fiUMi  not  (twvn  niMnUlr.    fum  vi 


C»  FaBM  VitUE.   BT  Statbb 

nc  aUMi  duly.  In 
IpartUDlDeo.  1 


■.  I>i|iartaiaat  of  Asrknltim. 


700 


OBGHARD    CBOPS 


Ho.  651. — ORCHARD  CROPS:  Production,  Total  akd  in  .IfBADXNO   Statbs 

[In  thoiiMBd*  of  bvsh^ 


State 


APFLK8 
U.8 


Me... 
N.  H. 
Vt... 
Mas8. 

Conn. 


N.Y. 
N.J. 
Pa... 


Dd... 
Md... 

Va 

W.Va. 
N.  C. 
Ga..-. 


Ohio. 
Ind.. 

Mich. 
Wis- 


Minn. 
Iowa.. 
Mo... 

Nebr.. 
Kans.. 

Ky.... 

Tenn.. 
Ala... 


OUa. 
Ark.. 


Cok).... 
N.  Mex. 
Utah... 
Idaho.. 


Wash. 

OreK- 

CaW. 


Other  States. 


PEACHES 


U.S. 


N.Y. 

N.J. 

Pa... 


Md... 

Va 

W.Va. 
N.  (  .. 
S.  r... 
Go 


19M 


1»1» 


19M       1»7 


U5, 412 


3,636 
1,108 
1.460 
2,550 
1,541 

25,400 

1,407 

11,048 

183 
1,823 
6.104 
4,225 
4,776 

896 

4,664 
2,750 
8,003 
12,332 
2,232 

1.044 
6.747 
0,259 
3.321 
1,356 

7,368 

4,040 

888 

742 
2.290 

3,559 
417 
350 
tJ«) 

2,  r.72 
l.Wl 
4,935 

1,978 


85,470 


136,661 


846.600  168,603184,990  I 

I  M 


1,786 

441 

1,024 

325 
243 
320 

1.344 
(VI3 

2.565 


4,829 
1,364 
960 
3,187 
1,395 

14,350 
1, 666 
5,513 

606 
1.519 
8,943 
4,189 
1,938 

417 

2,976 
926 
4.673 
5,843 
1,306 

1.028 
1,810 
5,132 
907 
1,749 

1,281 

1.250 

577 

1.597 
7,104 

3,418 
939 
760 

H.646 

21,5(19 
6.921 
7.842 

2  360i 


1988 


2,200 
1,240 
800 
4,100 
1,900 

40,375 

4.310 

17,000 

2,376 
3,500 
19,903 
10,875 
5,966 
1,827 

11,900 
4,100 
9^000 
9,045 
2;  156 

1,263 
3.6521 
5,015 
700 
1,428 

6,406 
5.360 
1,328 

770 


2,236 
1,100 
990 
2,620 
1,045 

13,600 
2,697 
6,300 

1,150 
1,700 
6,600 
5,000 
1,825 
505 

5^600 
1,249 
4,450 
4,288 
1,200 

854 
1.720 
2,104 

850 
1,025 

720 

1,152 

328 

493 


3,450,  1,015 


3,444 

1,147 

817 

4,200 

34,030 

8.036 

10,350 

2,557 


2,592 
45H 
660 

6,000 

25,343 
4.320 

7,458 


60, 666  >  69, 865 


1.262 
1.653 
1,100 

5G4 
GK2 
706 
479 
390 
4,  789| 


2,300 
3.000 
2,498 

700 
1,176 
1,000; 
2,250 

9.400 


146,463 


1,140 

2,304 

947 

352 
400 
202 

1,300 
015 

5,943 


1.400 
1,000 
560 
2,700 
1,600 

21,900 
8,290 
8,460 

1.520 
2;190 
16,100 
8,750 
5,040 
1,400 

5,880 
2,520 
7,150 
5,400 
2;160 

1,230 

2,740 

8,380 

470 

820 

5,700 
3,790 

885 

350 
2.200 

3,020 

075 

880 

5.000 

33,500 

6,950 

12,282 


1,558     2;  128 


> 68, 374 


2.400 
1.025 
1,867 

465 

KKO 

810 

2,590 

I.3.i3 

10,000 


Wash 

OretJ 

Culif 


Other  States 


1  The  pro<liiction  of  peaches  includes  some  estimated  quantities  not  harvested  or  not  utilited,  aa  foUows* 
1026,  1.462,000  bu.shoLs  in  Oeorfcia  and  Northern  States;  1927,  2,706,000  bushels  in  California;  1028,  ^017.000 
bushels  in  California  and  1,000,000  in  Qeorgia. 

Bouroe:  1909  and  1919,  enumerations  of  Bureau  of  the  Census;  1926,  1927,  and  1928  estimates  of  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture. 


OBOHABD    OBOPe 
— ORCHAKD  OBOPB:  Unitbd  Statu  Pbodvction 


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ia.9 

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1! 

18.3 

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Ill 

M.4 

ZS.3 

17.3 

Its 

i&3 
24.1 

ii 

a.i 

its 

10  7 
10.  S 

ll 

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Si 

23.7 

m'.t 

1 

S3!7 

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M. 

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I  E 1  ports  anumMl  la  be  wholly  [romtotir  Impoitsdframlonlco 

No.  607. — SUQAB:  Wholesale  Pbicbs  or  Raw 


Not  BnllBbk. 
RxriNBD,    New   Yobk 


YiBirls 
orypu 

Ro- 

flned, 

M-. 

s 

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3.0 
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11 
11 

mV.v.:::: 

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Not 

Dec 

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IS 

4.S 

4.3 
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4.3 

si 

SodrcM:  TlHM  ■»  4fld  81 


704 


BBBT    8UQAS 

Ho.   6SS.— SDOAl  BKSTB  AHD  BUT  BDftAB:  PBODDcnoir 


NoTH.— Prior  to  ISM  aoMga  sud  prodQctloii  ot  beet*  an  accndlMiI  to  BttU  In  whldi  amOa  Into  aopr 
and  Includi  ■  amaU  quantity  ptmIiichI  kn  Canada  §ai  Coltad  8taWa  BuUriei.  "  P«r  osnt  of  Kioaa  la 
besM"  la  bawd  ODaiiBly>ls:"FuoeDtcilncted"  taper  oeotoC  total  mlflit  Of  tKoUaotuallTraooTaid 


B«ttt5  produced  tor  sueai 


Sugar  maDObcture 


UbIUhI  atateai 

leoi-igoi.. 
moB-ioio.. 

lfill-1916.. 

iBifl-isao.. 

IW1-11B5. . 

IMO 

isxi...'... 

1821 

IBM 

iva 

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IBM 

ISM'.".;"' 

Idaho: 

ISIA-IUO. 

lS3t 

isaC..." 

Michigan: 
IBIK-IBSI- 

ittzi-int. 

IK7  .'..'.'.'.. 

183S< 

MontaDO  and 

llB2^tB1.1. 

IttH 

IWT 

NehrKstnV'"" 
IVIB-ISXI.. 
IWl-lKB-. 

tWT.'.'.'.". 

lt3B< 

Obla: 

1S1II-1B20.. 
lUI-lSU. 
IBJn 

IBX' "..'.. 
Otab: 

ISIA-lsm.. 

IW.V.'.'.'. 

WJMnQllo: 
lUIII-IBIO-- 

imi-iou.. 
Soarve:  Bureau  ot 


flTT.flOO 


'  laclndea  dBta  for  Htntw  not  nhown  coTrrlnB  93,000 
fEftllmlnarT.  '  Prk>r  to  11122  Montana  and  T"^ 

Afrlcultural  Boimaniia.  DcixMRMnt  »[  Afiiailtiin, 


OANB   8UOAB  705 

Ha.  660.— LOTmUHA  SUOAB  CAMS,  C&ITI  SOOAK,  AMD  1I0LU8IB 

aunadooM  imoUaallr all ttw ouw ■ofu' pnidimd la Uw TJolMd SMt«i.    tnoUMrBulM 
n  li  MTf^  mod  lor  nuklnt  ilnip  (m  Tabla  (71).    Tou  an  ol  XOOO  poondl 


Total 

Cane  in*d  for 

■ugat 

.u„™^ 

Moluramads 

YMrij  .mavi  « 

VBled 

KUU) 

I 

loria 

^-s' 

Paioo 
arcane 
(poand.) 

ADKHlIlt 

Ptrloii 

II 

10^  HO 

73!  WT 

1 

1 

1 

lU 
2M 

71 

ICIS. 

uw. 

U7. 

li 
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6,«14 

13,  SM 

161.  eso 

1™:  ;■ 

IX 

M 

1(8 

BUQAB  MADE  (UnOTONS) 


3M 
3U 

i 

IBIS- 

Is! 

1«1 

IW 

Kon.— ncona  are  bv  jnn  addlnc  Bipi 

MmbarUL 

AUloB 

.[.o(Vn>po<md< 

ToMI 
■aMla 

raw  nwd  lor  sugar 

SDcarmad* 

Y«^ly  .nnc  «  y«r 

H. 

looi) 

TiaM 
'rtoSrt' 

Amoant 

PsCHit 

AllW^d=: 

113,600 
118,830 

111.000 

I2J.00O 
112.300 

S:S 

u.i3a 

SS.IU 

so,  in 

Is 

11.753 

li! 

MC3 

li 

Z443 
1,431 

i.Kie 

t| 

1,806 

43 
4S 

n 
a 

s 

« 

a 

DO 
S7 
7t 

MM 

on 

7«8 

170 
»6 
13S 
lis 

103 
113 

317 

»t,7IX) 
231 000 

211.000 

2«;7W 

It*,  oca 

110.  B7S 

ios.«a 

Si!! 
li 

44.397 

41.730 

iL77 

IZH 

Oahu-IMB 

11. 4e 

IL7S 

TOTAL,  ALL  ISLANDS:  800AE  MADE  O.QdOTONB) 

440  ' 
Ul  1 

«i 

MB 

1 . 

i 

Bmau  ol  AsrliialtDn)  I 
a  PlanUn  AMOolatlan. 


44847*— •  A 1929 46 


706  MAPLB   8UQAH   AND   SHOAH    OAlfB 

Ho.  671.— MAPIB  SVOAl  AHD  BIKUP:   Prodoctioh  bt  Btatsb 


Stati  and  ytti 

Tre« 

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a; 

Mgsrl 

Stat^HDdTMT 

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tapped 

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li! 

aa 

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3.608 

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ponrufi 
52.001 

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sa 

W.a63 
3e|,»2 
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BIT 

^"^!: 

4,723 

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3.89S 

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1.7« 

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DS 

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29 

1.128 

1 

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8,261 

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MS 

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Michigan: 

WbdotBin: 

ri-  '    l''-N 

.;«. 

1 1  gallon  ol  sirup  tsktn  u  equlTalant  (o  g  ponndi  o(  mcar. 


CanmetlciU,  vbleb  vrodnced  diiIt  k  ncsUct- 
-Inchided.    Tba  U  Statu  Included  far  1931 


9  quanUIj  ol  ninr  uid  rlrup,  mid  p^or  lo  1927  Indians,  ace  Inchided.  Tim  11  Stal 
1933  prodnotd  97. 1  per  cent  of  tbe  mapla  sugar  and  9T.lpwcrDt  of  the  mapla  sirup 
■tea  In  1918,  and  bad  98. 1  pes  cent  of  (be  trem  tapped  as  rsported  by  Ibc  Bureau  o[  tbe 


le  in  tbo  United 


.  673.^VQAB  CASE  AND  SIB17F  IS  BOnTHSEN  STATES 


sugar  M 

Wlaaan 
hnr^ni^ 

1  notta^udS'lD  ihl^  tabki?«e»  Tab"»M  ' 

«-..by-pro*l«il 

Hl»W  and  year 

Sirup 

riiBio  und  year 

hai^!ed 
torslrup 

pSSS- 

An  Sum: 

.Km 

110,10) 

lumu 
114, ono 

S.0OO 
i',ooo 

»;ooo 

9.0on 

s.oau 

3a,  mo 
3a,' MO 

M,«IO 
2Z  173 
2>,S39 
31. 7M 

-BO 

*,0«l 

Alabama: 

Aera 
20.000 

sss 

14,000 

17.000 
18,000 

34.  mo 

ifi.000 
aooo 

11,000 
il«n 

11,000 

3,000 
2.000 

zooo 

■^» 

1.872 

IgTO 
Ittl 
1.M 

— i™«" 

4.  Ml 
ITK 

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list 

2,  ON 

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s 

1  of  AgrfcuUnral  Econamks,  DepartmcDt  of  Anicaltur«,  •»«« 
fromtboBufWDOf  IbsCMiRU,  DapaftiiMntolCoauiMrM. 


I 


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li 

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1 

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dsniiii 


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,  lissasi 


Hi 


i  mti  SSiSaSI  sssasicssssss 


||-^!KI!  il  IBKI  !!-!!BI 


!-p|sgili 


88531  isssssi  saissiasiisa 


708 


COTTON 


No.  674. — COTTON:  Pboduction,    Consumption,    Expobtb,     Imports,     and 

Prices 


NOTX.— All  quABkiliM  in  tlMuaaada  of  bdM.  lednoed  to  equlTalent  of  500  poonda,  brmb  wvlght.   . . 

tion  statlstios  relate  to  the  growth  year  indicated  in  the  stab.    Other  stattttios  for  thsmoet  part  nlite  to 


the  13-month  period  roughly  corresponding  to  the  marketing  of  the  crop:  thara  have  been  mtaur 
variations  from  time  to  time  in  the  periods  covered.  An  exception  appears  in  the  ptioa  atatisttos  flraai 
1902  to  1909  which  represent  marketings  of  the  preceding  crop  op  to  Mar.  81.  Prieea  for  1003  to  lOOOrv 
resent  the  average  grade  at  New  Orleans.  Prices  firom  1010  to  date  represent  avsrace  prtoe  oo  the  in 
of  all  lint  cotton  throughout  the  country.    Production,  consumption,  and  azporta  Inoade  lfnt«s 


Year  or 
yearly  average 
(growth  year) 


1790. 
1800. 
1810. 
1820. 

1830. 
1840. 
1850. 
1800. 
1870. 


8 
78 

178 
335 

732 
1,348 
2.136 
3,841 
4,025 

8,104 
5,452 
7,030 
1890-1900 10,133 

1901-1905 11,007 

1900-1910 i  12.176 

1911-1915 

1910-1920 

1921-1925...... 


1800-1875. 
1876-1885. 
1880-1895. 


Produc- 
tion 


1901. 
1902. 
1903. 
1904. 
1905. 


14,895 
12.817 
12,247 

9,070 
10,827 
10,040 
13,080 
10,805 


Con- 
sump- 
tion 


11 

19 

80 

100 

130 
245 
423 
842 
1,027 

1,007 
1.706 
2.473 
3,455 

4,330 
4.828 
0,125 
0,770 
0.804 

4,060 
4,187 
3,961 
4,523 

4,877 


Domes- 
tic ex- 
ports 


0) 
32 
124 
250 

554 

1,000 

1,854 

015 

2^928 

2;  104 
8,721 
5^174 
^907 

7.210 
8,002 
8,975 
5,830 
0,855 

0,870 
^914 
0,234 
9.057 
^975 


Net 

imports 


1 
9 


8 

0) 
0) 


3 

0 

53 

115 

141 
178 
301 
319 
338 

190 
140 
100 
130 

133 


Year  (growth 


1906 

1907 

1906 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 

1918 

1914 

1915 

1910 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928  (prel.) 


Produc- 
tion 

COQ. 

sump- 
tion 

18,505 
11,875 
13,567 
10^815 
12;  006 

4,074 
4,400 
5^100 
4,780 
4,718 

1^260 
14,813 
14,706 
1^002 
12;  123 

5,400 
5^887 
5,043 
^067 
7,827 

1^781 
is;  428 
12;  070 
1^020 
13,880 

7,721 
7,555 
0,280 
0.806 
5^478 

8,351 
10;  370 
10;  806 
14,488 
17,210 

0^500 
7,350 
0,225 
0^878 
7.807 

10,135 
13,072 
15,700 

8,178 
7,820 
8,215 

tio  ex- 
ports 


Nst 

Imperti 


8,826 
7,780 
6;80O 
0^402 
8,096 

ll.OSl 
9.1W 
0,266 
8.031 
0,406 

5,064 
4,587 
5,M3 
0,761 
0.026 


0,479 
5,049 
5,936 
8,436 
8,377  I 

11,587 
8,080 
8,687 


141 


217 
117 

2U 


4» 
272 


HA 


40 


AVERAGE  PBICE,  UPLAND  LINT  COTTON,  CENTS  PER  POUND 


1790 

i 
20.0 
44.0 
15.5 
14.3 
9.7 

9.5 
IZl 
13.0 
17.0 
10.7 

11.4 

ia7 
ia3 

7.5 
0.9 

1901-1906 

1900-1910 

1911-1915 

1916-1920 

1921-1925 

1901 

9.0 
11.8 

ia4 

24.9 
22.2 

8.1 

8.2 

12.2 

lao 
lao 

11.5 

0.2 

14.8 

14.0 

0.0 

1912 

11.5 
12.5 
7.3 
11.2 
17.3 

27.1 
28.8 
35.4 
15.8 
10.9 

22.9 
28.7 
22.9 
19.0 
12.5 

1027... 

20l3 

1800 

1913 

1028... 

18.0 

1810 

1914    

1028: 

August 

September. 

October 

November. 
December.. 

1020: 

February.. 
March-.... 

ADril 

iKy 

June 

July 

1820 

1915 

1910 

1830 

18.8 

1840 

1917 

17.6 
18.1 
17.8 
l&l 

1860 

1902 

1918 

1800 

1903 

1919    

1870 

1905 

1920    

1871-1875 

1900 

1921 

17.9 
ULI 
118 
18w6 
l&l 
17.8 
17.8 

1876-1880 

1907 

1922 

1881-1885 

1908 

1923 

1880-1800 

1909 

1934 

1801-1895 

1910 

1925 

1896-1900...  . 

1911 

1920 

1  I^ess  than  600  bales. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census.    See  Bulletin  104,  p.  53,  of  that  bursau  for  original  souroes. 


FOBEIOH  TKADB  IM  OOTTON  AND  OOFFKB 


709 


H».  675.— 

Qouitltjrli 

atboou 

Dda  Dl  equlnltnt  UO-pwrnd  balM.  aiported  to- 

30- 

AD 
ooun- 
trloi 

Si 

UnKad 

Ott- 

FruM 

lUlj 

Sp>lD 

Bal- 

bpu 

C.n. 

BtlS:;:::: 

isss-iaw 

iwe-iwo _ 

iwi-ioos 

MS.  as 

S:!S 

2!0,BS7 

M*.2se 

;u.sis 

T»4.10! 

3TS,  lis 
374,180 

BASSO 
l,3g|.TW 

miM 

SM,3» 

ass.(«3 

■«s 

830,937 

l,g83 
3.SB4 

ja 

7,0»7 
7,StD 

3 

t.\f. 
4.441 

s;m3 

slisj 

S.BM 

'tis 

1,B71 
S,SS3 

«,7« 

i 

&973 

S.783 

li 

1,0M 

3.BKI 
3.3SI 

m 
1 

1,4AS 

1,113 

3,ua 
"i,'M6' 

1.1U 

■■s: 

a7 

431 

as 

m 

778 
MS 

'S 

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890 
LOW 

i 

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17 

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m 

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W 

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MB 
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IM 

s 

KB 



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in 

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31 

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Ho.  676.- 


-COFVEB:  Impokts  / 


Not!.— Impim  uid  iH^tftt  ia  ^^-i— -*■  i<  pvaada.— Yi 

CBlsndai  ytAig.    Imports  rBp:«nnt  tmporU  from  lonlCD 

Into  motliunitAl  UdIUkI  StaUi,  uid  raei[xirU  Tvprvnnt  fliport* 
eiga  rountrlM  finil  ouUyliii  UnltoiiM  uid  powtjilona 


Rhxfobts 

ted  Join  Ml  thnnrii  leiB;  thn 
.  .as  UMl  bom  Unltann  *dcI  poma 
bum  ooatliMiiiBl  DOUd  SUtta  t« 


YBiTly  ,.v,T- 
■W  or  yew 

Import! 

port. 

v» 

ImiHiTtB 

porU 

NMtm- 

car 

S1.4BB 
94.  W« 

i*s.ro 

331, »S 
761,  7U 

e3t|u< 

€1 

4misz 

6is:«7r 
SM.TU 

4a.M 

MO.  ill 

Ma,4«i 

11 

870.114 

13.  m 

■!:K 

14.  710 

13 

4a!  401 

«7.»3 
10.  SB. 

sa 

S3.S3i 

Is 

1 

3.8a 

4.BB 

s.'si 

,« 

II.  cs 
■on 
o-os 

11.31 

11.  oy 

8.  II 
B.Xi 

II 

S! 

B.a 

If 

70 

B.B 

Ills 

T87.W3 

11 

1,0*1.  J« 

Sis 

HO,  061 

.,3^841 
I,>Z1.0U 

1,141,80111 

hiSS 

1,»«04B71 

Si 

11 

IsllBt 

13, 8U 
7D,<IG3 

IS 

SS! 

ai 

Is 
as 

13.31 

■ii 

1  .43 

O.S 

10.  tt 
10.03 
ILW 
13.38 

10.43 

isoi 

IW! 

iwn _ 

IBSl-lMO 

7:0 

l»l-)W6._.. 

IS!:.:;:::: 

7! 

IOl 

8. 

a! 
la 

'is 

14.0 

IS? 

IS"-: 

11.81) 

L70 

13.0: 

!l 

12.54 

i.sr 
izo 

S::::::: 

■  ATCtwh  ivtr  1.  lou,  to  Dm.  II,  im. 


FOBEIGN   TBADE   IK   AGBJCULTUBAI.   CX>UUODmB8 


Vo.  677. — TEA:  Net  Impobtb 


calendu-  jteza.    Btglnnlnc  IBlll  date  nUt«  to 
Tkble  «T8i  prior  to  that  time  tU  nuU  tntk 


9;  thBrtaWar, 

■»  b«adaota.  Table  STRi  prior 
II  tarrltoriaa  \»  doC  Inclodad 


TewlyaT- 

Quim- 

Value 

Per 

Yearly  aver- 

Quan- 

Value 

Par 

Year 

Qoan- 

V.1      1  ^^ 

eowwyoai 

tily 

capita 

age  or  sear 

tity 

taplta 

1830 

95. 1» 

1,193 

i918-]«Oi.. 

ioe,e«g 

32,  S» 

LIB 

1019 

l&OM 

(in 

S3.5W 

Q.W 

1S1B>- 

toIm^  litei 

i 

'  AveniB  lor  period  loir  1 

No.  678.- 


I81G,  to  Dec.  11,  isao.  •  lima  30  to  Deo.  tl.  U 

-COCOA  AND  CHOCOLATE:   Iuports 


II  of  pgiudl !  falna  In  tlunaaiidi  of  dellara.    For  data  onarlog  Kddltknil 


andOacal 

ytait  ara  SutlMlcal  Abaci 

raot.  1924,  Table  S77 

Yearly  aver- 

Cocoa  and  choco- 
late, prepared  or 

Year' 

isvJi^ 

Year' 

Coco*  and  Oboo> 
late,  prepwed  or 

Quanllly 

Value 

Quantity 

Value 

ValoB 

47.830 

i 

\9.aa 

1 

7T.38J 

as 

iSS 

III 

Is 

ii,«ea 

lfi.OTl 

US 

M,Ktt 

1917 

3S2.03a 

M7,  1(» 

Si 

3<.)« 

Si 

1^;* 

leot 

'™- - 

SiiS 

Ho.  679.— BILK  AHD  SILK  MAHQPACTUEES 

(Qaanltly  ta  Ibouanda  of  pouida ;  Talna,  axe«p(  averafa  prkBper  pi 


tot  Ita  ralL 

FoBEION  Tbasb 


imporla 

tlUM 

v^'^" 

1 

-vn;„. 

uhclur 

J.U,: 

Silfem 
tures. 

umfac- 

oryeui 

Qoao- 

ilty 

Value 

port.' 

pona 

qiian- 
lity 

Value 

pgtiod 

Ira- 
port." 

Et- 
port) 

i8;i-iMo' 

18aMH90. 

IMU-IM»  . 
1»OI)-1910, 

if:"- 

im.'..... 

iBos::::::: 
iBos;.;;  :" 

ll,71l§ 

11 

Si 

!iS 

M,MT 

KT7 

Z74 
100 

1 

ZT.Offi 

IS 

47.  lai 

10.  Wl 

»BS8 
3«,1H 
33,171 

a  138 
as,  MB 

S3 

4ZS 

1 

lao 

7B8 

iwa::::::: 

i9i«::;:::: 

mV.:.::: 

1834 

!?■■■■""■ 

« 

34^  MS 

31.053 
40.B72 

39.000 

li 

00,003 

li 

3M.n3 

as 

tz.si 
3.B3 

li 

3.00 

3.99 

(LIS 

li 

8.48 
8.53 

ass 

33.060 

lis 

si 
itS 

1.M 

li 
B 

11 

18.  M) 

OBUDB   BUBBBB  71! 

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No.  681. — SPRina  AND  WIHTSB  WEBAT:  Acrbaok  and  Production 

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WHEAT  AND  CORN 


Ho.  682. — WHBAT:  Supply  and  Distribution  and  Pbr  Capita  Debapfkab- 
ANCB  FOB  Food,  Etc.,  in  Continbntal  Unitbd  Statbs 

[AH  qwawtMiw,  caoept  per  oaptta,  in  thovMUids  of  bvahali] 


Item 


Supply,  total 
On  nan 


d  JolT  l: 

Stocks  on  farms 

Stocks  In  country  mills  and  ele- 
vators > 

Commercial  visible  (Bradstreet's) 

Stocks  of  floor  (in  terms  of  wheat)  >. 

In  merdiant  mills  and  elevators. . 

In  transit 

New  crop .fc..-.., 

Imports  (flour  induded).. .......... 


Year  beginning  July  1 — 


avsrage 


Aoooanted'Cor  distribvtioB,  total ....... 

Exports  (floor  included) ... 

Reexports 

Shipments     (floor    included)     to 
Alaska.  Hawaii,  and  Porto  Rioo... 

Estimated  seed  requirements.. 

Carry  over  at  end  of  year: 

On  farms , 

In  countrv  mills  and  elevators  L. 
CommercUl  visible  TBradstreets) 

Flour  (in  terms  of  wheat) 

In  merchant  mills  and  elevators. 
In  transit 


Disappearance  for  fbod,  feed,  and  loss. 
Per  capita  (bushels) 


701,689 

46^423 

27,000 

81,817 

7,700 


677.027 
758 

SSI.  408 

156.435 

300 

«2;084 
70,444 

401654 

25.400 

28,668 

7,374 


IMS, 


782,887 

28,872 

20^000 

2il68 

8,306 


1814- 


average 


951,886 

32;  631 

26.007 

10.200 

8,606 


460.881 
5.6 


60ai08 
1,834 

880,618 

107,103 

105 

2,548 
72,326 

3^485 

31,600 

25,326 

8.035 


501,788 
5.3 


844,605 
10,806 

4S7.681 

257.030 

562 

a;546 
88,312 

86^127 

26.440 

18.265 

8,200 


1881- 
188S, 


888,886 

37,050 

80^801 

25,510 
8,676 


614.864 
5.0 


804,148 
17,473 

884,676 

207,237 

221 

2;  880 

86^840 

20,813 

31,457 

26,822 

0,240 


588.881 

4.7 


888,874 

20,078 

20^601 

16.484 

8.767 

9i605 

7,850 

831.040 

13.264 

210.100 


8,088 
88,019 

27,216 
21,776 
26,616 
0.076 
37,038 
11,374 

508,780 
4.8 


1M9 


27,215 

21.  776 
25^516 
tt.076 
37,038 
11,274 
878,874 
18^784 

441,088 

206^260 

88 

^600 
04,078 

28,730 
10,277 
4^208 
9^010 
31.020 
10,888 

684,877 
4.0 


19. 2n 
4Z» 
9.018 
21. 99 
10.80 

21.442 

810,811 

188,811 

» 

88b  451 

44,741 
40.111 
96.681 
13.541 
48.271 
16,317 

16 


1  From  Chicago  Daily  Trade  Bulletin.    Stocks  in  country  mills  and  elevators,  from  1800-1O18,  are  stods 
in  second  hands  less  visible  supply  on  July  1.  as  given  by  Chicago  Dally  Trade  Bulletin. 
*  7-year  average. 

Source:  Complied  from  various  sources  by  the  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Economics.  I^epartmcnt  of 
Agriculture. 

No.  683.— VISIBLE  SUPPLY  OF  GBAIN  IK  UNITED  STATES:  As  Rbpobtbd  ok 

Saturday  Nearest  the  First  of  Each  Month 

[All  figures  in  thousands  of  bushels] 

wheat  » 


Tear  beginnmg 
July  1— 


1900-1013.  avg 
1914-1020,  avg 
1021-1025,  avg 

1024 

102.'i 

1026 

1027 

1028 


July 


24.168 
10.200 
25^510 

38.507 
20,285 
16.486 
25.516 
42;  206 


Aug. 


28.560 
24.822 
3i513 

46.103 
34.041 
34,575 
37,533 
66,762 


Sept. 


37,458 
38.946 
52^612 


70.700 
30.800 
72.884 
71.008 
06,708.118. 


Oct. 


48.202 
55.865 
64.541 


02.353 
56.630 
84.724 
88.755 
327 


Nov. 


56.838 
60,009 
66.786 

100.712 
52,304 
81,175 
08.675 

143,003 


Dec. 


63. 
76. 
67, 

106. 

62. 

78. 
100. 
145, 


008 
250 
445 

007 
686 
910 
013 
234 


Jan. 


66^220 
75,530 
68,605 

00.121 
50.244 
7^811 
04.336 
146.813 


Feb. 


62,228 
69.586 
62.088 

84,476 
52;  730 
62;  317 
83,720 
133,750 


Mar. 


58.410 
6a014 
50,746 


Apr. 


May 


53,802 
40,475 
6^866 


7^437  62^706 
48.105  88,173 
61,271  63,827 
77,040  73.220 
130;  034 128^  330 


43,857 
35^501 
43,075 


40,588 
88,786 
42^402 
86,1 
110^ 


June 


34,181 
27. 7S 
3^777 


ISS 


SS8,S2B 
21.170 
81,  lis 
fia;460 
90;88S 


CORN* 


Tear  beginning 
Nov.  1— 


1900-1013.  avg. 
1914-1920.  avg. 
1921-1025,  avg. 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Nov. 

Dec 

Jan. 

3.352 
3.763 
7,670 

8.007 

1,700 

22;  258 

20;  574 

2;  030 

2.088 
2;  053 
7,861 

7.563 

2.461 

28,600 

10. 216 

6,410 

7,342 

6.000 

17,054 

18.573 
17,861 
34.712 
27,034 
17,146 

Feb. 


10,406 
12,521 
23,406 

27.571 
28,002 
38,702 
31,840 
26,042 


Mar. 


Apr. 


May 


15,165 
17.060 
31,478 


16.233 
18.040 
34.183 


32. 202,  32. 727 


33,878 
45.103 
40.008 
33,302 


36.485 
47.244 
43,865 
34.150 


June 


July  I  Aug 


8.358 
13.827 
26,334 

23.370 
32.408 
36,621 
33.556 
25,687 


4.656 

0,050 

17,732 

17,140 
25,453 
20,061 
25.406 
14,260 


7.080 

8.500 

16.882 

13,004 
30^333 
34.427 
16.008 
18,054 


1  Bradstreet's. 


4,588 

6,140 

11,558 

6;  098 
9i980 
80;  206 
13,367 

9,7SL 


3,580 
4,048 
8,058 

8^521 
18^771 

V 


Got. 


5^444 
6^245 
8,853 

5C470 
17.! 


812  28^687 
8M  aTOl 
417|.....M.. 


*  Chicago  Board  of  Trade. 


POEBION   TBASB   IN   AOBIOm/rUBAI.   OOlfUODITIES 


713 


conamia,  DaputmaDl  df  Acrlcoltiin. 


Yeuly  BTcnea 


1857-1881. 
1«a3-]BM. 
1807-1 S7I. 
lS»-lg7a. 
1B77-1S81, 
lgaz-18g6. 
1887-lMW. 

ia»7-iB0i. 

IMM-lflM. 

1117-tezi. 


133,  K3 
UI.B7S 


»3,I17 

an,s7i 

132.579 


1,30* 
31. 3U 


308,321     18,797 


1852-185«.... 

ae2-i»u'".. 

1873-1878111! 

1IK7-1UI.... 
I3BI-lMa.... 

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1307-1911." 


&S58  . 
13,m  .. 
t.9U 


192,831 

M8» 

»kT74 


UilO 
2.4M 

3,313 


0,227 

18.198 
13.432 

19,  H? 


6,0M 


79,780 
54.497 
70,870 


KlliMll*tdiMlrn>n,tM 


FBIOBS  OF  FABM  OBOPB 


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csnta  per  Smakd. 


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OBAIKS — ^PBIOBS  AND  BIOBIPTS 


715 


Ho.  686. — OBADf  PRICES:  Weightbd  Avsbaos  Market  Pricb  pbb  Bubhsl 

OF  Reported  Cash  Sales 


Wheat, 
July-June 

Com, 
Nov.-Oct. 

Oats, 
Aug.-Joly 

Bar- 
ley, 
Aug.- 
Joly 

Rya, 
July- 
Jane 

Flax- 
seed, 
Sept.- 
Aug.i 

Kafir, 

Nov- 

Oct.* 

Yearly  averase  or 
crop  year  ending— 

No.  1, 
North- 
em, 
Min- 
neapo- 
lis 

No.  2, 
Hard 
Win- 
ter, 
Kan- 
sas 
City 

No.  2, 
Red 
Win- 
Chi- 
cago 

No.  3, 
Yel- 
low, 
Chi- 
cago 

No.  3, 
Yel- 
low, 
Kan- 
City 

No.  3, 
White* 
Chi- 
cago 

No.  8, 
White, 
Min- 
neapo- 
lis 

No.  3; 
Min- 
neapo- 
lis 

No.  2, 
Chi- 
cago 

No.l, 
Min- 

No.  2, 
White, 
Kan- 
sas 
City 

1010-1014 

laoo 

LOO 
L30 

.87 

.88 

L20 

LOO 

L70 

120 
125 
172 
107 
L43 

L20 
L17 
L50 
LOI 
L46 
L30 

$ao6 

L85 
L27 

.88 

.84 

LOO 

LIO 

L71 

152 
110 
142 
LOS 
L20 

LIS 
LOS 
L35 
LOS 
L35 
LS5 

laoo 

LOS 
L33 

LOS 
.88 
LOS 
LIS 
LOO 

125 
122 
124 
123 
L25 

L14 
L02 
L58 
L04 
L38 
L40 

laoi 

L16 

.70 

.68 
.70 
.70 
.70 
LU 

LOS 

L02 

LfiO 

.02 

.66 

.73 
.88 

LOO 
.75 
.87 

LOI 

laoo 

L12 

.78 

.65 

.07 

.72 

.00 

LOO 

LOS 

L60 

LOO 

.60 

.54 

.74 
.78 
L12 
.74 
.88 
.86 

$a40 
.00 
.42 

.88 
.40 
.60 
.41 
.64 

.71 
.70 
.80 
.51 
.36^ 

.41 
.46 
.60 
.41 
.43 
.55 

$as8 

.68 

.38 

.33 
.38 
.48 
.38 
.52 

.71 
.08 
.80 
.48 
.32 

.30 
.40 
.47 
.37 
.42 
.50 

$ao4 

LQ2 
.05 

.48 
.51 
.05 
.03 
L17 

L40 

LOO 

L4S 

.74 

.66 

.68 
.83 
.84 
.87 
.71 
.84 

$a70 

L62 

.04 

.05 
.04 

LOO 
.00 

L64 

111 
LOI 
L70 
L03 
.07 
.81 

.70 
L25 

.00 
LOI 
LOO 

$1.02 
3.08 
147 

L38 
L52 
L70 
104 
101 

3.78 
4.10 
4.52 
100 
110 

168 
144 
163 
152 
124 
120 

$L34 

1915-1921. _ 

117 

1922-1926 

L52 

1013 

LOO 

1914 

L74 

1915 

L17 

1916 

LIO 

1917 

3.24 

1918 

3.28 

1919 

180 

1920 

141 

1921 

1  <-o 

1922  .. 

1.30 

1923 

LOS 

1924. 

1.51 

1925 

1926 

L81 
LSO 

1927 

1.20 

1928 

L40 

t  Average  dosing  price  throo^  I>ecember,  1920.  *  Price  per  100  pounds. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Economics,  Department  of  Agriculture. 

No.  687.— ORAHT  UCHVED  AT  SIX  ATLANTIC  PORTS 

Note.— Data  are  for  calendar  years.  Total  receipts  by  ports  include  flour,  meal,  and  malt  reduced  to 
grain  equivalent.  Receipts  at  New  York,  Boston,  Phuadelphia,  and  Baltimore  include  shipments  from 
the  West  to  foreign  countries  throufh  these  ports  on  through  bills  of  lading.  Receipts  at  Baltimore  include 
flour  ground  by  city  miUerSy  and  therefore  duplioate  an  equivalaat  quantity  of  wheat  received  in  grain 


TOTAU  BT  POBTS 

New  York,  total 

By  caoal  via  river 

Coastwise  and  river 

By  rail 

Boston .— 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore 

New  Orleans 

Montreal,  Canada 

COMMODRT 

Flour 1,000  bbls. 

Com  meal do 

Wheat l.OOObu. 

Com —do — 

Oats do... 

Barley ^-do... 

Rye -dOL^ 

Total  grain do 

Flour  and  meal* ....do 

Grand  lolaL ....do... 


1010 


IflOOku. 

08,320 

10,168 

410 

82,742 

22,403 
28,730 
82;  272 
10,213 

44,178 


10,841 

L080 

02;  044 

42;  103 

47, 181 

3»020 

834 


167, 181 
79;  040 


ItU 


IflOObu. 

220;  007 
2,504 
7,120 

21L044 

28,007 
60; 772 
10^850 
66,774 
08^185 


n,270 

041 

380;  710 

45^434 
101,664 

10»106 

13,028 


440;  820 
108^622 


54^851 


IflOObu, 

145,534 

4,130 

6,066 

135,420 

13,000 
45^148 
74,200 
73^070 
07,044 


17,010 
77 
220;  200 
17, 010 
34,029 
10,600 
51,742 


341,183 
76,878 


418^081 


180;  102 

31707 

0 

160^380 

ILOll 
66,933 
36^662 
32;  030 
170.060 


83,801 
75 
288;  031 
13,220 
76,401 
46,101 
23,700 


307, 152 
107, 40i 


104^668 


IjOOObu. 

173.002 

28,800 

40 

144,123 

13.204 
34,600 
33,775 
26,030 
170;  242 


28,374 
154 
33a;i80 
12;  101 
41,707 
40;  335 
17,707 


844,188 
106.708 


410,804 


Ifti 


i,0C»6u. 

166.224 

29,668 

631 

135^025 

13,004 
34.154 
35^460 
26.875 
210.173 


2^028 

237 

282;  630 

9;  101 

25^115 

5il80 

38;  803 


390;  026 
108.053 


484.670 


ifiOOtm, 

106.003 

38;  138 

2 

127,552 

14,430 
25,284 
35^460 
28,873 

347,  sn 


34,436 
113 
370;  613 
18;  171 
36^410 
05^831 
18,066 


406,888 
110;  418 


618, 


'Orain  equivalent. 
Source:  New  York  Produce  Bwihange. 


716  OBAIN    BBOBIPTB   AND   FKBIOHT   AATXB 

Va.  688.— eBAIH  BKnPTB  AT  FSDUST  JUXOTB,  BT  OBOT  TBAU 


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sT  Agrieulton.    Compiled  from  CtdMfn  Ddy 

Ro.  68&.— FBDOHT  KATX8  OR  WHEAT  FBOM  CBICAOO  TO  RSW  TOSS 

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UANTJFAOTUKBS- — POOD   INDUBTBIBS 


Note.— Data  toe  catsbliihmenta  with  product!  under  16,000  la  Tdlue  Dot  Inohiiiled  K 
Ltttdora  IndlCBta  Ogune  v«re  not  ncuicd  or  not  nptnted  Mpant«Iy.  For  cumad  i 
and  Irulta  guaotUMlva  data  for  1S14  arg  doI  itrlctly  ocanpambla  with  latar  yean.    Sd 


iDdoitiT.  iDBterial,  and 
product 

Jollani) 

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itu 

an 

ini 

IIU 

IIU 

i«n 

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>  2^046 

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'13.0SS 

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M,M9 
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s,o§o 

30,898 

is 

11,326 
38.071 

i 

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13a,  OKI 

11 

■:1s 

■  a,8» 

•1.0S8 

Silsos 
i,a;fl 

'lis 

ii 

i.Dii.T«a 

38.038 
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M.1U 

AS 

AfloUwU — 

17,081 

■hSSI?^.:..::.-::::...::: 

...do..._ 

sfc::!:::::::-" 

:::SS::::. 

1 

3L0a 
M.4U 

...do.... 

U.Ml 
S.713 

lIsSB 
1,877 

10.B3a 

k 

i,02t 

11.174 

fi:?S 

S»linon..._ 

...do..?.: 

lM,Ba3 

1 

BS.349 

203 

S^e;;;;"-;:-- 

-h- 

^» 

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13.  MB 

■8!!; 

»Ti,ni 

7«,i70 

t,ltl.l7« 

31,  Ma 

106,  m 
is;  lis 

MIOM 

«.Z6fi 

i'i 

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i.m,gis 

i.t4B,n> 

S^ 

iie.iM 

11 

1K.0S7 

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S.W3 
S.0I3 

ii 

137.0fig 
115,508 

ill 

8«,«S7 

..do  ■;: 

Auotherlrrr.....::::::::: 

tualuumberotoB 


wheat,  flO  jimmils 
Miri'e.  5«:  bucl^wti 


MANTTFACTUBES FOOD   INDTTSTBIES 


719 


No.  692. — Food  Manufacturing  Industbibs:  Materials  Used  and 

Products — Continued 


Industry,  material,  and 
product 


Qoantity  (thousands  of  unit  specified) 


OORN  SIBUP  (glucose) 
AND  STASCH 

Kateriala  used,  total  coat. 
Com. 


Unit 


Poond. 


All  products,  total  Tslne... 

Cornstarch 

Com  sirup  (including  all 

sirup) 

Corn  sugar. 

Com  oil 

Stock  feed 

All  other 


RICE  CLEAKINQ  AND  POL- 
ISHING 


Katerials  osod,  total  coat. 
Rough  rice 


All  products,  total  ralne. 

Clean  rice. 

All  other 


BEET  SUGAR 

Katerials  used,  total  cost. 
Beets  treated 


All  products,  total  value. 

Sucar 

Molas.<es 

Pulp.- 

All  other- 


CANE  SUGAR 

Materials  used,  total  cost. 
Cane,  crushed 


All  products,  total  value. 

Sugar 

Molasses 

Sirup 

Another 


CANE  SUGAR  REFINING 

Materials  used,  total  coat. 
Raw  sugar 


411  products,  total  value. 

Rerind  sugar 

Sirup 

Refiners'  blackstrap 

All  other 


CHOCOLATE  AND  COCOA 
PRODUCTS 


All  products,  total  value. 

Chocolate  in  cakes 

Cocoa 

Cocoa  butter 

Other  products 


Pound., 
.-do.... 


...do... 
GaUan. 


Pound.. 


Pound.. 


Ton"... 


Ton  ». 
GaUon. 
Ton  u. 


Ton". 


Ton  "... 
Gallon.. 
...do..-. 


Pound. 


Ton  ". 
GaUon. 
...do... 


1M4 


2,488,792 


im 


574,248 


174,369 
8,b02 


1,036.588 


674,872 


5,639 


743 
26,461 


3,756 


2«5 

20.675 

2,421 


7. 12a  957 


854,125 

1.144,858 

580,370 

12,706 


1.438,901 


947.787 


7,423 


1.063 

24,466 

1,550 


116 

15,171 

5,009 


11, 47a  224 


Pound. 
..do... 
..do... 


3,333 
'35,'868' 


6,412 

8.536 

37,373 


374,663 
85,269 
25,203 


lit? 


1,012;  175 

1,123,791 

904,831 

16,070 


1,915,088 


1,246,642 


6,ni 


899 

19,097 
1.306 


975 


56 
5,586 
3,886 


la  809, 406 


6.128 

6.537 

31,014 


388^210 
9a  010 
22,770 


Cost  or  value  (thousands  (4 
doJars) 


1914 


ini 


40,906 
3a  206 


93,064 


58,616 
13.785 

18.541 
3,766 
3,693 
6,690 
6,140 


90,616 


33,716 

41,275 
19,505 
14,093 
17,934 
6,375 


46,847 


23,089 

21,655 
1,384 


41,889 


63,496 

51,113 
2.385 


87.038 


68,606 

58,590 
1,536 
2,005 

384 


16,956 
13,409 


81,685 

18,048 

2,081 

610 

56 


86i066 
247,066 


188,388 

124,413 

2,251 

5,530 

145 


11, 


18,486 

9,670 

1,751 

1,768 

246 


649.896 


869,399 

285,496 
3,284 
619 


}      3.284  { 


86;7U 


606. 6SS 

60ai09 

2,152 

3»859 

513 


10a648 

85,614 

11,0«0 

6,800 

3,188 


itn 


90.906 


134.461 
32,317 

32.519 
25.635 
16,156 
19,340 
a486 


46^461 


64,180 

51,828 
2,303 


79,017 


104,967 
9a  586 


i414 
1,236 


aoo6 

6,115 

1,120 

1,341 

488 


661,661 


697,446 

593,620 

1,247 

2,173 

407 


188,788 

05,091 

13,766 

8,656 

6,309 


11  2,000  pounds. 

Source:  Bunaa  of  the  Censoa,  Depertmeot  of  Comnuroe. 


as.— FOKESTS  AND  FOREST  PBODOCTS 


NoTE.—Enlmstes  oi 


Pnsnt  sn»  (ibousuid  scna)  > 

MTt.) 

ToUl 

Saw  timbu 

i3„ 

Noo- 

Total 

Vi^n 

Orcwiag 

'"i^- 

nt.su 

4«.4It 

111.  HI 

in.im 

11),  TM 

IN.Uft 

ei.Kxi 

as 
is:: 
as 

f  IW 

(ft  Ma 

50,10) 

ll,»l 

Mi  030 

4i.au 

41.K5 

lOllOO 
7.000 

13.  SM 
31.  Ul 

3;,teo 

30.  »0 

li.571) 

11 

s.n» 

30.  MO 

w?  mi'm^S^.^"""' 

aj.Tao 

Pw:lflc(-'Q«l> 

^7llo 

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« lltDbn  (mlUlem 
bowdlKt) 

Annu.1   growth   1 

iTowlni 

Totml 

sa- 

aoftopod 

San 

Umbei 

(mllUoni 

fcet) 

oIcubM 

~., 

t.ti<.«e3 

4M.tn 

I.«S,1W 

•.m 

».»n 

».!» 

2».STT 
223,111 

mi.m 

II 

1 

148.308 

nog 
i,4sa 

).X2 

S87 

i.oea 

BOO 
S»4 

430 

474 

SiS»!^™E;:;;;;; 

l.SM 



I  »f  vLwd  Odolwr.  1023. 

■  Maiiii'.  New  ilampsblra,  Vtrmant,  MBSSsctauMlU.  Rhode  Island,  and  Coimectical. 

•  Ne>f  Vork,  N»w  J.TSCy,  PemuylTuils,  Dclawire,  ud  Msrylaad, 

■  MJthiKan,  Wjm^nKln,  and  MlnnMoCa. 

•  Utiio,  iuOUinu,  UUdi^  W«t  Vlrgiois,  KeDluct}',  TeanesHS,  tows,  MiSBouii,  tastem  Euuat,  and 
•aslom  NebraslEB. 

•  ViralDiii.  Noith  r&roUna,  Soacb  Cnrollas.  QtorSUt,  FlocJds,  aod  Alabama. 

■  ML^btsJiipl,  Arkansas,  Louisiana,  eastern  Teiaa,  and  easleni  Oklahoma. 

•  Ednho.  .\IoiiIuiii.  Wyoming,  Colonulo,  wuurD  tUnlH  DakoM  (Black  Hllla},  New  Mexico,  AriuoL 
Utah,  Mid  Nfvadfl. 

■  t'alifornii,  Oregon,  and  Waablngion. 

Swim:  HepbrloltbeFonU  SfTvlee.  DepHtmant  oI  Asricoltnn,  od  Benate  RfsolulloD  111. 

44847°— B  A  1928 47  721 


722  FOBBSTB 

Bo.  694.— STAND  OF  SAW  TIHBEX  (ESTtHATBD):  Abodt  1020 


Bp«dB 

Total 

IS 

«r; 

Lske 

Central 

lanlin 
and 

Lower 

PMtte 

OnndMd 

l.tH.KS 

tt,7W 

K»I.T  ,110.110 

m.47D 

»>,m 

BW.«M 

MS,  HI 

t.t4i.«n 

ut,m 

eO.TBi 

?M 

ui.aM 

|g 
H,Mg 

l.)M,»T» 
fiS6,IIOB 

349,  S7S 

ST.  071 

11,  m 

sins 

lis 
n 

lB.ttD 

]o;8B7 

J.7M 

S 

i!.iia 
ie,sN 

is 

WIN 

3fl.070 

i.m 
a.  77a 

IU,1M 

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II 

11,  sw 

3.aio 

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'1:1 

363 



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••JS 

36.  «M 

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IM.SM 

■Ut-TD  BftWOOdj     toUl 

Bouthfra  yellow  pins 

sa 

■J,  332 

10.  «7 

TU 

WuteniBiln    lit   KiMl 

MLUl 

j^ 

D       1     At 

tS 

WtBternyaUawtilDeiuid 

_ 

"SZ-X!!'!^.'".. 

MAM 
«,34II 

%4«7 

si.3aa 

■  loduclca  nnall  amnuili  of  apm»,  oyjirssi,  and  niimu  apedM  ol  yellow  p\m. 

Ho.  695. — HATIOXAL  OOTERNMSITT  FOEESTS:   Abba  and  Standiko  Timbek 


ed  uudir  tba  Wesks 
g  Hawaiian  " 
muuUslpal 


and  county  [orests  and  parka 


,S"L 

'T.'-? 

iB3n    ' 

BtaU 

(urce) 

"■XS.'SS- 

Blata 

Snw  tlm- 
tot) 

Cord- 
wood 

(i.iwo  ' 

COfdS) 

Saw  tlm- 

iu.tu^u* 

it^m 

11.141 

JM.IHC 

4,R7B,0]ft 

U0,8W 

11.1B7 
Ol 

■1: 

Ooafln.8_ 

lU,  iii.su 

UT.tn 

w.m 

"■is 

n;38) 

33S 

N"in™::::::: 

8,"sis,*ii7 

ll.tlT 

North  ('nrolina 

Oklahoma..- 

381,018 

ei.iMi 

IS.1S7.HM 
27*.  827 
IS.  443 

'3«6|40ll 

'■sas 

■.B7.4BS 
B.M8.37S 

138,  IW 

P^S™'' 

South  CaruUna.... 
SoultiDakoU 

Utah _ 

2..10B 

77.  m 

14,447 

87 

it,Mi 

31,110 

WaiblDiilon 

Wesiyrrglala 

iS.Ss 
i.oa^-i^i 

14* 

'  Lm  tllar;  «n  nuds. 
Axirea  of  TUiln  MM  lad  tM:  ToctA  a<n\Q>,  D«vaAninDt  a(  Avioolturo. 


Bo.  690.— VATIOXAL  GOTKEVMSHT  FOUtBTS:  Abu  of  Eack  Foutm,  1938 

Non.— Nat  ana  Is  gioss  UH  las  ana  ol  lUsiutad  landa 


,.„„,,™. 

Net  area 

Suite  and  tonal 

NMuaa 

sale  ud  fomi 

Netimi 

AuntaM     Oil 

Airti 

lN.«a,BM 

IdabD— CoutlDued. 

l.SS8,7W 

MO.  Mm 
l.«l.  lOT 

'■ga 

i.(Bi.m 

1(1710 

.■is 

tii^a7B 
«8a.M4 

1. 331^282 

■■35^' 

4,B7S,01S 

'■'2a 

>.S5 

i^a;3 

1.WW1 

^Ss 

1.0M.SM 

1.70,  atij 
I.1HS1 

1.113.  «75 

iirow 

,;.!» 

i,<a4«W) 

0[^»— r«DtlDued 

scf"'----"-- 

31.S4T,OB7 
1.71T.IJB7 

,,si 

MK.K7 
71*  »« 

'si 

33t.iM 

..li 

•iiS 

,.Si 
'Si 

'■SSJ 

is 

"ii 

1,1+1,  IM 

MvmitHood 

MlnMoti- 

1.0^  .aa 

fS5'S»ffl:::;:: 

St.J« 

iffijs" ~- 

Ss-;p;;- 

?rS'    -:■- 

'^ais''- 

MbmSnta 

SSffi?.'.-::;: 

ronakiuoiLnqnOla 

Soulb    earolTnm: 

^S 

Califuraia 

'?-S 

137,739 

S-^:^:^--^: 

sfer------- 

RSS!-.'---::- 

i.asi.Tia 

SSSr 

ss----- 

,!f;i! 

■»s 

BmnboHU 

fSS 

Mount  Baker 

■"wtSi 

NewMeUco 

SS'!:::::::::: 

"Kri-v::: 

313,  ua 
Bao,7is 

ar."'::-: 

vr;"Kt!r 

filtGlW 
4MS,Z!S 

a^^ " 

Nonb  CaiuUoa 

ir""— ■ 

MidtciMBow.... 

?W".'-::;:::r 

Wjoming 

Bs  include  acTMg*  actuaUr  aequlrad  uudtr  Iha  Weaka  Urn.    [See  TeUe  WT J 


EiHl.<  ond  um 

Total 
nrca  nji- 

cbww 

Bcqolted 

bat  not 

.....„a„. 

TpUI 

M«ftBp- 

mcqairad 

SniidloUI.__,. 

iiiT™ 

..liKS. 

Jltw 

Norlli   C*rDllD»~ 

PIs^hTiwl) 

PioiibtIvuiId:    Allfr 

Acnt 

JlltJO 

W8,0« 

M2,641 

61,074 

JM,»0 
ZM.S71 

A<Tf 

130.844 

siu.ses 

Ha,40« 

is7.»ia 

137,  Tae 

U0,0S3 

177.  soe 

SO.BW 

-.«. 

Aikiuw.  tMoI 

W,SM 

150,773 
83.T07 

9J,3IB 

n,4si 

fltOM 
U,BT4 

4S1,463 

7.U1 
lis,  OKI 

BI,S70 

'k 

300.  T3« 
iDB.713 

«o.ooa 

S3. 130 
10,03 

4.(pse 

460.800 

380.  Mg 
11, 013 

113.  Tya 

11 

40.048 

■(.SIS 
a,  911 

South  CarollMtNan- 
tEhnl.(i»tt).- 

C-heroKee  (pari)!!!! 

Plssah  [piirt) 

I'nafcB  (piut) 

Oaoritl*.  toim 

(ibprokcBlport).... 
NaiiisbBbKrion)... 

M«inr:WhtlaMnun- 

>J3 

Michifju:  Mlchlgul. 

«,<M 

Nav    naiDitfhiriT 

BheoRndcnb  (pnt). 
UnakB  (imrt) _. 

WtslVlrirtniB.  lotBl., 
MonoQiiallolB 

I?. 

4,  MO 

North  CniDtiiui.  Uilsl. 

S7,wr 

NBnlohUndsut)... 

SbeoBadoBhCiirt)- 

!!,m 

Ikiuice:  Uepoits  o[  (be  NbIIddoI  Fcnsl  R« 


IMS 

1824 

IttS 

M« 

IWT 

im 

TlmbrraaliL': 

13;  730 

3.14fl,73« 
l.06i.03« 

IS 

1,804,174 

>|:|! 

13.3*3 

1,003.278 

3.1,  MS 

as 

sK.m 

i  301.306 
IWI.SM 

1,183,167 

31,  ew 

7^34S 
eilKO! 

I,fi38,»i2 
8,000,1)7 

II.844 

13.109 
1,480,371 

1,175,173 

107,330 

i,OH.^ 

57,390 

8,212,057 

s,iis,o«i 

,,|:S 

11.048 
042.008 

91.  M« 

:i 

MM,  MM 
1,S30;0(U 

'nnil>cicutuDd«rxBlMi..da... 

frje  limber  Blven: 

3. 080.  SI* 
1.3M,«n 

Tlmt»rcut 

siii 

Omiind,^miidflofBtoi 

J.'-No.. 

'■•Sg 

All  Wl«r 

...do... 

iiidS;:: 

do... 

...do... 

3,315.(n 

iBWofnrCiilendflr  year. 


J]  onr  ona  jeu. 


rttr«inn.lnp*initl. 

a«  Fongt  licrvlce.  Ucputiu 


FOBE8T  FBODXTCTS 


725 


Ho.  600. — ^lUlCBSR :  Reported  Prodttction,  bt  Species,  and  Ayeragb  Value 

Note.— For  18S9  and  1904  cnstom  mills  are  excluded  and  beginning  with  1910  in  each  year  except  1910  costom 
mills  and  mills  cutting  less  than  50,000  board  feet  are  excluded .  Custom  mills  are  much  less  important  in 
recent  years  than  formerly.  Apart  from  the  specific  exclusions  mentioned  there  are  other  variations  in 
the  completeness  of  the  returns 

[Quantities  in  millions-of  board  feet;  average  mffl  valnee  per  1,000  board  feet] 


Year  (calendar) 


18ft0 
IVT'J 

1890 

\<m 

190U 
1910 
1911 

1912 
1913 
lUM 
l'J16 


Production 

Aver- 
age mill 
value 

Total 

Hard- 
wood 

Soft- 
wood 

12,756 
18,001 
23,842 

» 34, 787 

34,135 
44,510 
40,018 
37,003 

39, 158 
38,387 
37,346 
37,012 

0) 

(0 
$11.41 

1L13 

12L76 
15.38 
15.30 
15.05 

15.35 
14.04 

8,634 

6,782 

10,613 

8,857 

8,101 

8,632 
8,084 
7,939 
7,527 

20,153 

27,353 
33,897 
31, 161 
28,902 

30,526 
30,303 
29,407 
29,485 

Year  (calendar) 


Production 


1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924-.... 

1925 

1926 

1927 


Total 


39,807 
35,831 
31,890 
34,552 

33,799 
26,961 
31,569 
37,166 

35,931 
38,339 
36,936 
34,532 


Hard- 
wood 


8,475 
6,657 
6,223 
7,145 

6^  9^9 
4,775 
4,925 
6,262 

6,525 
6,628 
6,467 
6,090 


Soft- 
wood 


Aver- 

,agemfll 

value 


31,332 
29,174 
25,667 
27,407 

26,810 
22,186 
26.644 
30,904 

29,406 
31,710 
30,460 
28,442 


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Yellow  Dine .-.. 

9,659 
1,737 
7,742 
3,421 
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1,448 

496 

360 

233 

51 

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4,856 
3,900 
3.061 
1,500 

1,749 
956 
522 
346 
421 

89 

97 

109 

24 

14,473 
4,764 
2,633 
2;  166 
1,327 

1.246 

1,013 

535 

500 

359 

113 

136 

125 

18 

13,063 
5,902 
1,724 
1,755 
1,756 

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656 
410 
332 
388 

223 

134 

68 

16 

12,949 
8,223 
1,572 
1,873 
2,805 

758 
819 
592 
365 
351 

330 

228 

19 

16 

4 

2,028 
842 

1,016 
353 
350 

351 
191 
173 
206 
158 

149 
96 

175 
49 
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12,487 
7,462 
1,531 
1,879 
2,603 

717 
877 
604 
330 
306 

319 

246 

22 

23 

13.236 
8,154 
1,521 
2,140 
3,127 

751 
903 
511 
372 
307 

337 

307 

20 

25 

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8.807 
1,366 
2,159 
3,173 

647 
752 
488 
368 
254 

350 

306 

18 

29 

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8,443 
1,344 
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Douglas  fir 

White  pine 

Hemlock 

WeMern  yellow  pine 

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2,799 
529 

i'ypress . . 

610 

Kc<lwoo<t 

570 

("edar 

306 

LiiTch .... 

288 

White  fir 

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Suear  pine . 

54 

282 

H.ilsnm  fir . ... 

16 

I/odpepole  pine 

13 

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9 

4,438 
633 

285 

1,115 

207 

133 

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1,107 

707 

858 

664 

452 
511 
399 
347 
266 

291 
334 
97 
46 
67 
63 

3,279 
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675 
519 
541 

431 
376 
265 
214 
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189 

116 

124 

26 

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56 

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851 
329 
546 

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359 
184 
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144 

155 

170 

144 

39 

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61 

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1.071 

351 

313 

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209 
167 

183 
86 

235 
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412 
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180 
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115 

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298 

365 
175 
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182 
122 

164 
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256 
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32 

107 

2,013 

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Hiis^woo<l 

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457 
415 

269 
97 

146 

Elm 

161 

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104 

Ash 

137 

liickory 

52 

Tupelo .. 

267 

Walnut 

39 

30 

209 

65 

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29 

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161 

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26l64 
37.28 
43.33 
20.17 
20.23 

17.77 
19.98 
33.80 
27.27 
48.45 

26.54 
26.63 
2a  15 
31.36 


48.07 
37.07 
27.84 
4a  80 
29.54 

34.47 
37.13 
33.73 
51.20 
37.21 

35.67 
29.49 
26.71 
38.63 
113.57 


Its? 


tSd.80 


25.03 
3%.  3W 
30.91 
19.45 
19.06 

17.60 
20.83 
33.81 
26.59 
4a  22 

23.77 
30104 

19.  fa 

20.90 


43.83 
30.84 
27.21 
41.03 
20.35 

aao8 

36.23 
82.81 
87.08 
35.35 

85.72 
29.31 
24.45 

88.58 
IILM 


1  Including  minor  species.  i  No  data. 

Booroes:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce  and  Forest  Service,  Department  of  Agri- 
culture. 


No.  704. — ^VSNSEBS:  Timber  Consumed  in  Manufacturing  Veneers 

[In  thousands  of  feet,  log  scale] , 


Btate 


Total 

Alabama 

Arkansas 

Florido 

Illinois 

Kentucky 

Louisiana 

MissiRRippi 

New  York 

North  Carolina.. 

Oregon 

South  Carolina.. 
Tennessee 

Virginia  

WashiuKton 

Wis<c<nsin 

Another 


435,061 


14,565 
26.116 
33,2(Q 
35^646 

19,3.% 
3.104 
7,563 

24,218 

llT,  lW4 

3.291 

30.574 

21.609 

5.419 

31, 737 

156,502 


1923 


645,798 


4:{,  214 
64,117 
49. 016 
13,722 

25.020 
2n,  7J8 
4.').  4'J6 
16,382 

53,196 
26,3<i9 
20,783 
30,9^ 

21, 179 

53.510 

37,  513 

121,565 


19U         19X7 


784,599 


88.561 
68.122 
29.999 
11,967 

23.  .309 
34,  :i95 
57.2«>S 
34,095 

64.640 
29,793 
29,eRi9 
40,454 

2r..  416 
112.4S4 

34,292 
119, 135 


061,561 


41,424 
67, 611 
77.  .321 
11,414 

24.193 
35. 012 
80.218 
27,304 

7X,  171 
32, 091 
35.311 
25,586  I 

33, 319 
140, 319 

37.  Ml 
224,343 


Kind  of  wood 


DOMESTIC 

Basswood.. 

Birch 

Cottonwood 

Douidasflr 

Ehn 

Maple 

Red  Rum 

Tupelo 

Walnut 

Oak 

Yellow  pi  no 

Yellow  poplar . . . 
All  other 

Ill  PORTED 

MahoKany 

Spanish  codar 

All  other 


IMt 

IttI 

19U 

13,715 

8,771 

9,413 

24.  f.43 

43.936 

51,490 

30,842 

40,404 

89.860 

1.111 

55,123 

101.869 

16,254 

9,570 

8,508 

35,  444 

23.310 

23,922 

129,9.30 

:':20,  703 

2:i7, 4f.5 

IS,  476 

3<;.  396 

•IS.  311 

2,400 

1.'>.452 

17,573 

35,  HXi 

25,274 

20,661 

48,143 

6.\  100 

45.R18 

2S,826 

45,  :S76 

50,770 

32,905 

58,373 

65.201 

16.a'i7 

6.664 

7.471 

\  140 

2,714 

5,140 

3, 3:.3 

961 

1,114 

itn 


l].8ft5 
51,331 
43,456 
101.220 
16,945 

2A,70$ 

250,  247 

li:i.729 

30.786 

IV,  502 

92,158 

56,899 

141»U4 


11,954 

4»829 

785 


Boaree:  Bureau  oi  the  Ccitfus,  Deptftment  of  Commeroe. 


F0BS8T   FBODTJCTB 
Ho.  709. — lATH  AHII   SHIBeiBS:  pRODncnoir 


Lath 


ShinglH 


it  Cf«]eiu^Br] 


729 


6,ISa.4l« 
a,  Mi,  187 

7.a»,B(i». 


Florida... 


32,  «M 


1(1747 


ia,s33 


SftlTJ 

8,87B,M7    7, 


Kt  Id  1SZ7,  1M.»COOO, 


"'•sr- 

'Sol 

,_,«... 

^"^dr*" 

neBdlM(Oiou- 

cuuTiots) 

T^ebi 

Slack 

Tieht 

Stock 

Tight 

Stock 

TUbt 

Stock 

i;^:  ::.::::. 

3W,1J7 
S,S37 

J5 

I,  red.  Ml 

11 

9Sl.ffl2 
32.S57 

ai 

77.  w; 

l,SK 

7S.1M 

3a«9 

f) 

437S 
<>) 

'"if" 

«C747 

m 

10,  «m 

<') 

::£- 

(') 
(■i 

(') 
3,4S» 

1B27 
Oik 

ii«7 

330 

lis 

7fl,aai 

"3 

1,13* 
431 

■■"7."i« 
as 

« 

1W7 

DolwtoJO.-... 
II«niloefc 

Hmh 

LouSaniiV.".;!; 

S.OTO 

S41 

81,  «4 

137 

M;.-^ii  buwiii 

7,4W 

(') 
I«,H1 

'^Z,,- """"" 

Kntih  CafDUia 

AJotber.mi! 

1,381 

8W 

" 

1.323 

ilwa 

W',--h'-rt-ii 

?■--- 

ludedlu  "Allotber"! 
rna  o(  Tabka  70(  aDd 
iment  ol  Acriatliar«. 


]  amid  diKliitliic  th*  d>M  mpoiUA  b]r  ludlrtdinl  cMabU^uHU. 


730  FOBBST  PBODVCTB 

Ho.  707. — ^PDLFWOOD:  CammpTiaN  bt  Miu.^  axd  Miu.  CfisT 

N'otK.— Flgoiffi  include  botti  domastlo  uid  Imparted  wood.    Tb<  coat  la  t.  0.  b.  pulp  mill 


"   (Ihou- 
doUots) 


^■pef^flB 


UtLtM 

.  1,  «53,  S4S  1 313, 4iejl.  1S3. 3IS 


LMi,«Ha,N«.m  * 


TomBntck  or  lari^b 


25,013 

1 


£18. 1(3     9t8,31» 
TM.17S 


n,ou,ics 

Bl|  1S7 


aSS,S74,.. 

■"isTSi  "84,339 


us.sao 

3SS,814{ 


EbOOBll 

tsa.Trln 


4.330 


2i.vro    . 
"i'siB 

S1.1U.. 


-WOOD  PDLP  PEODOCTIOH:  Total  and  bt  States  and  FRocBsan 

.  1 .43,^.321  Ions  or  niMhwilcta  palp  wwc  Dot  at«wiwd  knd  ITEJKt  toni  nmmcd:  d  tb>  a 
J— 1-1 .  —n  ..., ubl*»d>Bd»nill,17J,CB7bl«»ch«d 


FOREST  PRODUCTS  7dl 

Ko.  709. — PAfSB  ASH  WOOD  PULP:  Censub  Statistics  of  Pboduction 

'  [Hilp  pioduced  b;  eetttia 
la  plaDt  la  not  iDcIuded 


short  loos) 

ValaB(ltioii«n.tsot  dollars) 

IIU 

iro 

mi 

Ull 

ini 

inr 

-^        . 

WUT 

wi.»n 

>»9.ni 

i.m 

>.1U 

10,001 

»1.8M 

(AH* 

1.31  J 

»! 

n 

MS 
SSI 

O 

■•S 

103 
•12 

1,5M 

S4 

*-^ 

13 
013 

l.»5 
13 

•AS 

•0.478 

SUCT 
8.881 

UM.IB3 

9.i(X 

t.m 
m.wj 

6,80* 
106.474 

44,031 

23,451 
65.200 

M,003 

98,7sa 

Si 
■as 

5,»g 

(•0Y«  pup*;. 

w3,SK(St^--thiii-bai;-ai- 

TuvWird,  light  maiiuiT  bgord,  and 

>«i^osi 
(0 

liuildinn  anJ  shsilW^",   WIS.  and 

Wood  pulp,  for  sale  nr  iramter  w  olhar  milbi. 

1  EiFliisiva  of  $64,an.Baa.  the  valua  o[  paper  and  [)aper  boaids  producad  and  used  as  matariabta  i 
eninB  planis  opetateJ  br  the  nnnpanies  raportlng. 
'  lijciuiles  catcloffue.         ■  Not  reponed  aeparatelr.         •  "Tai  atork  (ropa.  late,  and  BUlpbllc)." 

•  Hepaneil  as  buUdms.  rooOn;,  asbtsios,  etc.,  In  1814;  as  sbealbjoi.  talti,  sod  asbestos  Sited  In  1S3T, 

•  NoL  uvuUabla.  '  Laigtly  paper  bags,  bans,  aod  oonlalnas. 

No.  710.— TUBPBHTIHB  AHD  B08IS  PEODDCTIOH 


Torpenliw  (gaUoni) 


1.4M,933 
l,l»4,aT4 
l.Stl.TtO 


TurpentlQf  {callani) 


Basin  (barreliorso 


I,  U7.no 

lA30i.7S0 

'  2.BI4,U0 


110.  Sn  lOX  TTfi 
4«l,  4M  sm  837 
B4.aW    fl7B,8IS 


riiT.sM 

I  to. 001 


h  laa  rerer  to 


Dt  lorpantlne  and  roain  fr 


d  Mar.  31  of  tbe  ;< 


,11  Mber  0(iir«a  relate  to  catondar 


>[  ('hemlstry,  Department  ot  AgrieultnreL 
Bureau  o(  ObaiaSauj,  Defiartiiient  nf  AsrI. 

te  Caosih  Departmaat  at  Gnmnareai  and  ronat  Sarrtoti 


> 


s 


M.— FISHEKIES 


NBW  ENGLAND  STATES 


Caltndaiy™ 

Tolsi 

MaiD. 

lpOOpoa»A> 

10,  seas 

I8,8!S.I 

"111 

<M.7» 

1,3M4 

IS! 

447 

(,«»  dollar* 

M3.170 
3W:45» 
434,  OTS 

4«J.JW 
40t.S2I 

iSS:::::::::;::;::;::::::: 

S! 

Rhode  Islsxt 

ConoertlFut 

2(4,313 
143,163 

i.«o.% 

S.Bf-3 

4.463,7 

8.4814 

7,005.0 

jn.sM,7 

J0.TB9.  9 

BMS 

aSM                »il 
vi.fM          li  540. 7 

SS.TEO 

li 

20,170 

Ik*  ;..::::::::;::::::::: 

%S30 

tSl'. 

iZ.', 

MIDDLE  ATL.«NTIC  STATES 


fah-iHlar 

Total 

Nr.  York 

NfB  Jmey 

PmniylTuib 

Dtla 

wsro 

IJXX, 

Ss 

227,680 
217.  IM8 
37&4I2 
Ml.  450 

m.va 

188,013 

,/«0 

\§\ 
SI 

IIMO.0 
1L»1B7.4 
l%4M.3 

S3 

ii 

4,98(18 

^  133.7 

/.OTO 

li 

Hi 

(taw.  3 

7.M9 
f.»4 

IMS 
4,380 

5M 

3?L2 
117!  5 

wao 

4^3 

1 

ra,2» 

<S, 

CHESAPEAKE  BAY  STATES 


.■8l,.n.iaf,r8r 

Towl 

Mvrland 

VirgiolB 

ifioa        ifioo 

?S4.JS7      8.Ms'2 

Eft  IB*        y,  6S(L  5 
3WJ82        B.7Wlt 
41,1.  ISO       lt.3B0.ti 
i^tl*       ^^? 

4%3ii     s,tn3.a 

S30.  7S0      12.  740.  4 
333,20*     13,048.1 

143.  ooe 

til 

4,i«a.4 

PO.Bd. 

IS 

378.II^3 

jM.3ie 

tJM 
4aam 

>>;:} - 

J  nil! 

SOUTD  ATLANTIC  STATES 


1 -filer  iiL.r  ytflt 

.«., 

Xocth  Ctrtilw 

gouUi  ruroUns 

0«m*» 

Florlds  (cast 
ooQs'onlr) 

42.  ma 
e7,Ma 

U.3M> 

a2tt74S 

mm 

IS. 

I.29&8 

iSS 

SI 

K1.T0I 

ii 

21<XMa 

845.7 

lUiaio 

1:^7 

1.77B.O 

lis 

8)374 

2Dld 

is 
ii 

4^ 

11.103 

39;ns 

4-;«07 

IT0.8 

fiO.123 

difn^. 

I** 

i,wa.o 

\\kII 

734 


FISHEBIEB 


rolcndar  rmr 

Total 

Flotldn  CwMt  WMt 

.VlnbuDH 

ffi,07S 

113,  «>7 
llg^lM 

ili 

8,096.7 

^419 
73, 8U 

1.4613 

!a,07fl 

1,000  i<aitn 

C^^y«. 

L-l,,^ 

t™. 

si 

17.  3M 

Ssoa 

7818 

i,a58.« 

a,i»e 

as 

IfiaOialUn 
1,4410 

Si 

1.000  twBm 

4Mf 

i.aM.i 

PACIFIC  COAST 


iui,<na 

17l,1(» 
3BXSS8 


0,300.7 
11^0411 

3a4ia.e 


WJST 

111,  no 

100, 4M 

iM,m3 


esi.o 

1)84.0 


OBEAT  LAKES 


Cilmdu  xu 

Touli 

LsteSapehor 

L>k<  Mlcbigu 

LaksltuTDD 

LUraEiM 

ill 

71 W8 

l«Bl!o 

1471.9 

a,;iM,o 

a,444« 

IS.  447 

10,  wot 

11  4M 

S,i 

£511 

3417 
7ai.  7 

IS 

SsTB 
40.019 

nest 

sso..-; 
i.mB 

ii 

'is 
Is 

1S.9W 

Ml.  1 

3(J6.1 
4,-».3 

1.444.4 

a  ISO 

5S 

JS. 

i.orB» 

1»77.1 

i^HjriiWIj' 


It  lAks  Ontulo.  Lute  SI.  Clair,  4iiil  St.  CUk  and  Dalrait  Biras  lul 
It  part  br  Slats  Odwry  >>|Mic*«a  uid  co.nnllMl  by  lb* 


nSHBBIKlS 


Ho.  711. — QoANTlTT   , 


SpBCtnsD  Sbctionb — Continued 
MIBSISSIFPI   RIVKR  AND  T&IBUTARIKS 


Told 

Tributary 

WK 

pBiini*       iollan 
«.  JW      1.  Tgl.  B 

1 

iS 

ii 

11  001 

dillart 

Ettfi-ii.::--:-":;:- 

iks 

R«]IUt«i_ 

11,  M2 

11 

ill 

Whta  TUnrCMlBonri  ud  Arkuuu)' 

^'•'^       

■  InrludJng  minor  trthtittfia. 
•.NoHnehid*]  Willi"' 
'Indudme  tribululi 

Bo.  712.— SDHMAKT 


livippi  Elw  *Dd  trfbatKlM,  UM  la  IMS. 


FWw 

S» 

tag' 

beau 

portOT 

Tr.™. 

Piodnrt. 

Qoantlt)- 

V.li« 

1M.W1 

Mimter 

;>ft™»i» 

Nuinter 
ilM 

1,WI 

pmiuli 

«,»1.WT 

IM> 

si 
IS 

117 

10.03 
IB,  ME 

I.m 

8,S30 
7.SW1 

15,  sag 

8,(31 

3 

lae 

I.JM 

1 

4011.831 

168,  Oil 
333.106 

ll».73t 

bos:  735 

OiJisiBiBs{W7r) 

B,I)M 

]5 

sre 

'  TronspurWrs  uid  peraona  on  trumperMn  m  Rir  1>SL 


SpWlM 

TiliMlDdgllin 

nu 

IBM      an 

tm 

im 

mt 

iro 

im 

MM 

n,*w\ii.iu 

W.TTJ 

S.BU,»tT 

s.ai.T4i 

8,MB,TU 

L««d«ibrtahta*««rii.... 

as 

<7 

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4.101 
07 
IIB 
MB 

Ml 

LHB 

11.  IM 

Mt 
Ml 

i.aBi 

1 

i«.tte 

7,088 

i.ni 

l.Wi.lW 

'«i 

3,  MS 

7*  700 

snaoo 

341,  wo 
9,  MO 
4.S7S 

si 

5*18 

1 

AS 

8,860 
U.MO 
HB70 
11.  SIB 

iSS 

^11 

MO 
1,I»1.»T 

ai^wo 

101.  S40 
77^480 

11,330 

1,  lU.  HI 

Undad  br  oIlKtiBC  nwli 

KiMw»prti«::::::: 

CohoorsilFW 

IT.M 
M 

M 

M( 

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1,W1.W 
H.OT 

11 

i»(dTslilM711,  711,H 


736 


(IlOUtHM 

1107- 


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Ity  tn  1 

Ol  JWUDdS 

13.1Bfl 

«,a3i 

JftSIS 

7.»S 

S,OM 

3.«« 

llMSm 

n*63 

2,8S0 

l^«>o 

<,01U 

1 

777 

8.Si2 

1,MI 

Ml 

05 

rj.1 

\'lJllP 

inLhoiua 

d;li»i.l 

li-alluol 

Ihutifnndiof  dolUn 

4  717  9 

3«  ;) 

W4 

RM    1 

iSKta 

MT.2 

n.MU.  I 

V.  ise,  7 

K1.7 

174.4 

1,3M.9 

"•.NOO,  1 

4.571.0 

IKiO 

63.B 

«.B 

874.1 

440.  S 

^7V» 

IM  0 

171    1 

mo 

13  A 

24  4 

82.  S 

JS^^ 

litS 

mi 

3^.t 

U.8 

?i:S 

u:* 

34.9 

of  fl!<h  cnnnlnfi,  T>bln  M 


as;;;,, 


i>rfrahlM7l4iilt'IIII 


IRt 

,« 

»n 

™, 

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.». 

,.,, 

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M.9S7 

71.  M> 

B3.  l«t 

«i,4ie 

B).17T 

se.Mt 

S4,17T 

1I«7U 

it  am 

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■'■■'" 

ii.4lS 

r^'jM 

11. til 

FISHEBEBS 


737 


No.  716.— CAHHSB  8ALM0K  OUTPXTT,  UHITRD  STATES  AHB  ALASKA 

IQiuuititj  in  Uioiiaaada  and  tenlbs  of  thounnda  of  48-ponnd  woea,  fahie  in  tlumaanda  tad  tenlba  of 

tbonaanda  of  doUara] 


Qnantity 

Value 

Specie 

Total 

Wash- 
ington 

Oregon 
and 
Cali- 
fornia 

Alaska 

Total 

Wash- 
ington 

Oregon 

and 

CaU- 

fomia 

Total,  all  species: 

1922 

5.234.9 
6,403.0 
6,253.6 
6,018.6 
7, 48a  6 
5.076.6 
6,926.8 

43a7 
463,6 
45a8 

1,051.2 

653.1 

1,80&S 

3.341.0 
2;  007. 4 
2;  793.3 

402.1 

475.7 
337.0 

2.232.8 
1.444.0 
2,021.3 

3a9 

32.8 
19.1 

441.7 
975.8 
542.0 

1,132.5 
489.6 

1,091.0 
497.4 

152.6 
136.7 

iiao 

133.2 

88.7 

193.4 

2L6 

586.6 

6.1 

131.0 
151.1 

iia6 

62.8 
119.8 

7a  2 

7.4 
8.1 
7.1 

291.6 
391.5 
416.7 
426.2 
346.2 
413.5 
345.5 

75.5 
73.8 
42.1 

15w6 
56.7 

iia2 

21&6 
254.2 
172.2 

12L9 
4.0 
3w0 

22.6 
217 
12.0 

4,501.7 
5.035.7 
5,294.9 
4,450.9 
6,652.9 
3,572.1 
6^083.9 

202.5 
253.1 
296.7 

902.4 
507.7 
995.7 

3,338.3 
1.42a8 
2;  787. 2 

52.5 
7a  4 
54.2 

2;  157. 1 
1,320.2 
1,948.1 

38,42a7 
45,533.6 
42.401.6 
47, 369. 5 
56, 219. 3 
45,728.8 
54,638.1 

3.9M.1 
4.366.7 
3. 47a  I 

5,2n.8 
3.629.6 
7.916.9 

18,007.1 
12.204.5 
18,33L0 

5,825.7 
6,964.0 
5.248.1 

22;  803. 5 
18. 124. 9 
19.409.6 

381.2 
419.1 
262.4 

4.823.1 
7.583.4 
5,062.1 

101079.5 
5.428.3 

IQ,  158,  2 
6^024.0 

l,46a8 

l,39a2 

937.3 

678.0 

524.3 

1,178.4 

19.6 

3,865.8 

45.5 

1,973.7 
2;  185.3 
1,748.0 

1.216.6 
2.080.5 
1.015.2 

89.6 

103.2 

99.6 

3.8ia5 
5,127.1 
4. 332  4 
5.30a4 
4.711.0 
5.554.3 
4.23a2 

772.7 
822L5 
407.5 

sao 

327.8 
702.0 

29.787.2 

1928 

32;  873.0 

1934 

33.007.1 

1925. 

31.060.5 

11>2C 

46,08aO 

1927 

30;  016. 8 

1928 

45,383.9 

Cobo  or  silver: 

1936 

1.70a6 

1927 

2.154.0 

1928 

2L12&8 

Churn  or  keta: 

1930 

4,51&9 

1927 

X777.6 

19'J8 

6;08&5 

Hanjpback  or  pink: 

1926 

17. 987. 5 

1927 

8.338.7 

1928 

18,285.6 

King,  Chinook,  or  spring: 
1926 

3.307.7 
4,007.1 
2;  897.3 

258.1 
8a9 
6a6 

291.6 
315.9 
162.8 

544.2 

1927 

791.6 

1928 

602.8 

Rod  or  sockeye: 

192»j 

21,S28L7 

1927 

15^964.5 

1928    

18,38318 

Bteelheiid: 

1926 

11*27 

1928. 

Sourto:    Bureau  of  Fisheries.  Department  of  Commerce. 

No.  717. — ALASKA  FISHSRT  IHBXTSTBIES:  Summary  of  Pboducts 


Quantity  in  thousands  of  unit  spedfled 

Vahie  in  thousands  of  dollars 

Prfjduct 

Unit 

19U 

IfSt 

19U 

1927 

1988 

19U 

1919 

1925 

1927 

1928 

TbtaL 

21.006 

41. 4M 

40,089 

40.163 

64L5M 

Case 

Pound.. 

...do 

...do..... 
...do..... 

...do 

Salmon: 
CaDoed 

4.500 
3,137 
4.929 
1,922 
15^  n8 

4,429 
5.165 
3.067 
2,071 
15,295 

4.460 
5^193 
6^895 
1,738 
10;  972 

3.572 
5,411 
8.895 
1.176 
34,491 

6,084 
7,853 
7,071 
1.740 
31,822 

542 

16.872 

6^553 

39;  061 

578 

263 

89 

fi04 

169 

867 

6,188 
2;  652 

18.653 

219 

341 

40 

812 

85,603 

424 

510 

106 

1,727 

31,990 

395 

1,297 

60 

884 

30;  016 

522 

1,782 

41 

8,806 

46l38I 

Fresh  and  frocen.. 

Cured,  all  forms.. 

By-products 

HiUibut,  fresh  and 

frozen. 
Herring: 

Fresh  and  frozen.. 

708 

1,3U 

61 

3,108 

8 

Cured  for  food 

Bait 

...do.... 
...do 

7,195 

"8,"582' 

4.065 

11,186 

12.764 

584 

110 

112 

8 

222 

8,817 

8,190 

18 

|35,~i7i 

7.087 

34,806 

2,854 

1,043 

142 

520 

206 

%066 

7,224 
2;  444 

797 

14.762 

8.042 

29.735 

1.292 

1,339 

105 

492 

119 

635 

8,373 

8,026 

77 

114 
....... 

390 

4 
10 

i" 

833 

48 

542 

41 

730 

1,117 

29 

14 

40 

2 

47 

436 

120 

6 

2;^ 

39 

1.490 

129 

45 

10 

207 

53 

492 

556 

57 
12 

1,464 

82 

1,805 

52 

77 

9 

197 

40 

147 

548 

71 

3 

1,354 

63 

By-products 

Cod 

...do 

...do 

2,213 

14.196 

143 

148 

....... 

1,673 
29 

Sable  fish 

Other  fish 

Shrimps 

(^ral»8... 

Clams 

...do. 

...do 

...do 

...do 

...do..... 

12 
9 

908 
SB 

107 

Whales: 

Oil 

Fertilizer 

Allotber 

...do 

...do..... 
...do 

7,337 
^090 

880 
74 

Source:  Bureau  of  Fisberiei,  Dgpartment  of  Cgmnwrca. 
44847*^-^  A  1892—48 


738 


FISHERIES 


No.  718. — CAJnnBD  SALMOV:  Output  and  Pricks  of  Alaska  Pboduct 


Yearly 

averago  or 

year 


1010-1914 

1915 

1910 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Total 
value 
of  pack 
(thou- 
sands 
of  dol- 
lars) 


14,885 
18,053 
23.269 
46,304 
51,042 

43,265 
35,603 
19,633 
29,787 
32;  873 

33,007 
31,990 
40.080 
30.016 
45,384 


Output,  eqidvalMit  in  thousands  of 
forty-eight  1-pound  cans 


Total 


3,423 
4.500 
4,901 
5,947 
6,606 

4,  OcM 
4.429 
2,597 
4.502 
5,086 

5,295 
4.460 
6,653 
3,572 
6»064 


Coho 

or 
silver 


129 
124 
261 
193 
219 

233 
192 
107 
176 
164 

184 
161 
203 
268 
299 


Chum .  Hump- 

or        back 

keta    or  pink 


439 
480 
724 
907 
1,365 

1,366 

1,034 

255 

566 

526 

1,028 

1,079 

902 

506 

996 


1,040 
1,876 
1,738 
2,297 
2,439 

1,612 
1,593 
424 
1,658 
%448 

2;  601 

a;  111 

3,338 
1,421 
2,787 


King 

or 
spring 


42 
88 
66 
62 
49 

96 
110 
45 
31 
38 

34 
50 
52 
70 
54 


of 


Red 

or 

sock- 

oye 


1,771 
1,032 
2.111 
2,488 
2,534 

1,278 
1,501 
1,766 
2;  071 
1,859 

1.448 
1,060 
2,157 
1,320 
1,948 


AwagB  prioa  in  dottws  per 

forty-eight  l-pound  cans 


Coho 

or 
silver 


4.56 
4.31 
5.34 
&76 
9.15 

11.27 
9.13 
5.68 
6.47 
&74 

6.88 
0.72 
&40 
&51 
7.12 


Chum 

or 

keta 


2.u9 
3.34 
6.14 
6.27 

6.82 
4.19 
3.68 
3.98 
4.66 

4.08 
4.44 
5.01 
6.47 
6.06 


Hump- 
back 
or  pink 


3.14 
2.78 
8.64 
6.44 
6.58 

&35 
6.47 
4.21 
4.S4 
4.86 

4.93 
5.28 
5.30 
5.87 
6w56 


King 

or 
sfx-ing 


I  Red 
or 
sock- 
eye 


6.25 

4.63 

6.36 

ia40 

0.85 

13.13 

ia97 

ia22 

8.08 

8.56 

8.80 
11.91 
ia37 
11.25 
11.13 


6.44 
6. 81 
6.04 
0.48 

9.41 
11  ff 
13.01 
8. 98 
9.31 
9.11 

9.S 

ia.u 

US 

12.08 

a4i 


Ho.  719. — FISH  PROPAQATIOK:  Output  of  Fish  Eggs,  Fry,  and   Fixgkr- 
IJNG8,  BT  United  States  Bureau  op  Fisosries.  Years  Ended  Jitne  30 

[All  qnamtSttef  ezpreffed  la  thoutaada] 


Year 


1895. 
1900. 
1015. 
1017. 
1918. 

1910. 
1920. 
1921. 
1022. 
1923 

1924. 
1925. 
1926. 
1^27. 
1928. 


Total 


619,916 
1.164,837 
4,288,758 
5,158,063 
4,008,105 

5,876^065 
4,770^356 
4,062,480 
6,125.101 
4,314,860 

5,361,811 
6,801,862 
6.232,.240 
6,481,073 
7, 036, 317 


Eggs 


55,408 

88,682 

536.260 

818,039 

147,048 

1,177,871 
630,749 
1,109,637 
1,068, 981 
1,463,730 

1,237,582 
1,050,393 
737, 135 
1,523,458 
2,253,244 


Fry 


561,804 
1,070,767 
8,604,282 
4,767,900 
3,782,002 

4.547,340 
3,872,218 
3,626,2lQ 
3,716.688 
2,586^812 

3.863,848 
4,114,614 
4,105,030 
4. 767, 113 
4,521,430 


Finger- 
llngs 


Cost  per 
milUoa^ 


J. 


2,613 

4,808 

68,216 

82,115 
168,965 

151, 774 
267,388 
226,500 
839.432 
264,316 

260,381 
136,064 
299,166 
19a  602 
261,634 


9291M 

acaoo 

131. » 
114.46 
147. « 

lO&d? 
130. 11 
12S.09 

143.30 

ll.V  25 
135.61 
142.50 
111k  31 
110.37 


Species 


1928 


Eggs 


Catfish 

Buffalo  fbh I  29,150 

Carp _ I  29.250 

Shjid ; 

Glut  herring 

Whitcflah 


Ci<c'' 

Chtti(M)k  s:tlnion 

Ciratii  salmon 

811  vpr  salmon 

flocki^ye  luiliiinn 

Uumi'back  salmon. 


20 

8,000 
1V.033 
3,000 
1,025 
4,410 


8tt'i'lhoa<!  salmmi 

Atl;ii)nc  sjvlnion 

1,360 
350 

Land  locket  I  vSdlmon 

KamU>w  trout 

78 
A,  106 

Bliick-spotti'd  trout 

L<H'li  lA'Von  trout 

Lako  trout 

7.  IM 
7,364 

Fry 


8,802 

6,500 

48,031 

56,000 

117,188 

89,125 
343 
20,6fJ9 
10,8.52 
13,562 
2;  387 

1,183 


710 

175 

1,726 

28,496 


Finger- 
lings 


87. 182 
2,321 
3,840 


38,532 


2,074 
19. 102 


2,189 
1,202 
326 
6,900 
7.214 
1,H45 
1.825 


Species 


Brook  trout 

Orayling 

Pike  and  pickerel 

Mackerel 

Crappie 

Largo-mouth  black  bass. 

Small-mouth  black  bjwa. 

Rock  boss.. 

Sunflsli 

Piko  perch 

Yellow  perch 

Btrii)ed  bass 


Fresh-water  drum... 

Cod 

Haddock 

Pollock 

Winter  flounder 

Misoellaueous  fishes. 


1928 


Fggs 


2,196 


210 


56,210 


1.914,735 
143,885 


11,857 


Fry 


2,880 
725 


5.212 


064 

596 


FinfECT' 
lings 


14.411 


201,  170 

176,825 

7,231 


660,251 
118,(Vi8 
138,373 
2,806.233 


231,483 
1.6S 

IS) 

n\ 

33;  829 


tn 


66^04 


» Includes  all  expenditures  chargeable  to  fish  culture  and  dLstribntlon  and  salaries  of  all  employees  in 
tuo  lifth-cultural  field  services  and  tuo  administrative  and  clerical  force  in  Washington,  D.  C. 

Swirtxs  o(  TabJes  718  and  719:  Bureau  of  FiskwdM,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


31.— BONING  AND  MINiSAL  PRODUCTS 


[Data  in  this  section  oover  the  feUowing  areas  unless  otherwise  indicated :  Bureau  of  Census  and  Ameri- 
can Iron  and  Steel  Institute  statistics,  continental  United  States;  Bureau  of  Mines  production  statistict. 
continental  United  States,  and,  for  leadinf  products,  outlying  areas;  fareign  trade  statirtios,  Un^ed 
States  customs  area,  which  indudes  Alaska,  Hawaii,  and  Focto  Xioo.  Index  numbers  of  mineral  pro- 
duction are  shown  in  Table  800,  p.  SSS] 

No.  720.--T0TAI  VAIUE  OF  KIHSRAI  PE0DTJCT8  OF  THE  VinTSD  STATSS 

NoTK.— All  figures  in  millions  of  doUars.    See  general  note  above 


Yearly  average 
or  year 


18M-1NV. 
1891-1S95 

l»01-190o 

1906-1910 
1911-191*) 
19;'>-1'^20 
1921-19"2o 

lyn 

l'»2 

19<« 

19(4 

190.') 

190f> 

19<»7 

l««•^ 

IliOfl 

1910 


Total 

Metal- 
Uc 

Non- 
metal- 

Un- 
sped- 

Uo 

fled 

426 

191 

229 

6 

541 

248 

292 

1 

502 

244 

347 

1 

828 

366 

461 

1 

1,392 

573 

813 

1 

1,887 

769 

1,118 

(0 

2,220 

820 

1,399 

1 

5,124 

1,796 

3,322 

5 

5,155 

1,153 

3,996 

5 

1,155 

493 

661 

1 

1,329 

005 

722 

1 

1.495 

589 

906 

1 

1.359 

501 

858 

<') 

1,624 

703 

921 

(0 

1,901 

886 

1,015 

C) 

2,070 

904 

1.166 

Vl 

1,5©2 

551 

1,041 

^ 

1,887 

755 

1,132 

{'f 

1,988 

750 

1,238 

h 

Year 


1911 

1912 

191S 

1914 

19U 

1916 

1917 

1918-- 

1919 

1920 

1921 

1922 

1923 

1921 

192S 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Total 

Melnl- 
lic 

Non- 
metal- 
lic 

1,924 

681 

1,243 

2,238 

862 

1,375 

2,434 

879 

1,554 

2;  111 

687 

1,424 

2,396 

992 

1,400 

3,506 

1,621 

1,884 

4.992 

2;  066 

2;  900 

5,541 

2;  153 

3,381 

4,596 

1,360 

3,233 

6,961 

1,762 

5,214 

4,139 

654 

3,482 

4,647 

967 

3.656 

5,967 

1,511 

4,473 

5,306 

1,232 

4,068 

5,678 

1,380 

4,291 

6.214 

1,403 

4,803 

5.530 

1,218 

4,304 

5,400 

1,282 

4,109 

Un- 

sped- 

fled 


0) 
(>) 
(0 
(») 


8 
6 
7 
3 

5 
3 

4 
4 
6 

6 
8 
8 
9 


1  Less  than  $500,000. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Mines.  Departmient  of  Commerce. 

No.  721.— 7EASLT  AVSRAGS  PBICSS  OF  VOHFXR£OUS  METALS 

(Prices  are  cents  per  pound,  except  quicksilfer  (doDars  per  flask*)  and  platinum  (dollars  per 


•)] 


Year 

Copper, 
electro- 
lytic 
(New 
York) 

Lead 

(New 
York) 

Tln> 
(New 
York) 

Zino 

(St. 

Louis) 

Alumi- 
num 
(New 
York) 

Anti- 
mony 
(New 
York) 

Quick- 
silver 
(New 
York) 

Plati- 
num 

(New 
York) 

Ig'v.-iooo 

•ia41 

13.877 

19l  2'.'8 
2a  004 
13.206 
12  962 
12.738 

12L376 
16^341 
15.209 
13.602 
17.276 

27.202 

27.180 

721628 

iao9i 

17.456 

12  602 
13L382 
14.421 
13.(94 
14.012 

13.796 
12.920 
14.570 

264 
4.330 

5i657 
5u325 
4.200 
4.273 
4.446 

4.420 
4.471 
4.370 
2862 
4.673 

6.858 
2787 
7.413 
&750 
7.957 

4.545 
2734 
7.267 
2007 
2030 

6,417 
6.759 
6.305 

12  54 
22194 

39.619 
32106 
22465 
29.725 
34.123 

42  261 
42006 
44.252 
34.301 
32500 

42480 
61.802 

(•) 

62  828 
42  273 

».576 
3L631 
41.799 
49.674 
56.790 

62616 
62.747 
O 

*455 
•2284 

2048 
2  812 
4-578 
2353 
2  370 

2606 
2799 
2504 
2  061 
12054 

12L634 
2730 
7.890 
2966 
7.671 

4.665 

2  716 
2607 
2344 
7.622 

7.337 
6.242 
6.027 

37.15 
3280 

32  75 
4200 
2270 
2218 
22.97 

2234 
22.62 
22  63 
12  60 
34.13 

00.73 
51.25 
32  60 
32.14 
32  61 

21.21 
1266 
25.41 
37.03 
37.19 

2299 
25.41 
23.90 

22D4 
7.308 

2L730 

14.610 

2001 

7.466 

7.386 

7.540 
7.760 
7.520 
2763 
32280 

22  370 

22  690 

12  681 

2190 

2485 

4.967 

2471 

7.807 

12886 

17.491 

12968 
12303 

12  306 

42.17 
4217 

4290 
41.50 
44.64 
42  30 
47.06 

42  54 
42  46 
82  54 
4231 
67.01 

122  40 

102  30 

122  47 

9215 

8L12 

4240 
6296 
02  60 
02  76 
8213 

9L90 

■11216 

122  51 

•1266 

19CH-1905 

12  55 

IdO'' 

22M 

19^17 

32  96 

19os 

12  33 

1909 

24.87 

19i'J 

82  70 

1911 

4212 

1912 

42  55 

1^13 

44.88 

1914 

42  14 

191c; 

47.13 

I9ir. 

8240 

1917 

102  83 

191S 

10296 

1919 

114.61 

1920 

11290 

1921 

72  03 

1922 

07.62 

1923 

112  54 

1924 

11283 

1925 

11200 

1926 

11227 

l'.*27- 

84.64 

102^., 

72  56 

1 

I  FIa.>k8  of  75  pounds  prior  to  1938;  76  pounds  in 
l(«s. 
»  y^  per  cent  tin. 

>  Prices  1895  to  1896  are  for  Lako  copper. 
<  Data  are  for  New  YcM-k  zinc, 
e  A  ver&ge  for  1899  and  1900  only. 

Sources:  Review  Number  and  Year  Book.  Engineering  and  Mining  Journal-Press,  except  aluminum 
beginning  1909,  which  is  from  the  American  Metal  Market.  ^ 


•  Average,  1903-1906;  average  for  New  York  cino, 
1901-1905,  5.058  cents. 

'Average  of  11  months,  no  qootations  being 
made  in  December. 

>  No  nrtngB  eompated. 


740 


MINES   AND  QXJABBIES 


Ho.    722.— KnrSS    AHB    QXTABBIBS,    PEOBUCIHG    AHB   V0HFBOI>U€ZS0; 

Principal  Statistics,  1919 


Nnmber  of  enterprises 

Numbor  of  mines  and  quarries 

Number  of  petroleum  and  natural 

gas  wells... 

Number    of    natural-gas    gas<dlne 

plants — 

Persons  engaged,  total 

Proprietors  and  firm  members,  to- 
Salaried  employees 

Wage  earners  (average  number)  .. 
Power  used  (aggregate  norsepower).. 

Capital 

Principal  cipenses 

Salaries 

Wages 

Supplies  and  materials 

Cost  of  ore,  coal,  and  natural  gas 
purchased  as  material  or  for  re- 
sale  — 

Fuel  and  purchased  power 

Royalties  and  rents 

Taxes 

Contract  work 

Value  of  products 


Total 


22,361 
14,802 

257,681 

1.116 
1,068,444 

2^769 

7^688 

080,987 

6,810,814 

$7,225,446,002 

2,556,682,424 

151,820,643 

1, 309, 565. 507 

531,688,470 


35,005,352 
124,610,053 
176,478,095 
141,878,154 

82,696,872 
3,174,507,462 


Continental 
United  SUtes 


21,097 
14,417 

257,673 

1,116 
1,064,796 

2%  155 

76,457 

087,184 

6, 786»  475 

$7,108,623,496 

2,545,926,350 

151,272,451 

1,304,409.342 

528,853,639 


35,905,352 
123,509,588 
176, 129, 858 
141, 567, 734 

82,239,008 
3,158,463,906 


Alaska 


340 
367 

8 


3,267 

593 

199 

2,476 

29,979 

$116,626,441 

10,403,020 

633,076 

6,010.611 

2;  780, 765 


1,060,348 

814,066 

307,390 

467, 774 

15,634,801 


Hvirall 


5 
5 


166 

4 

6 

146 

325 

$112;  882 

171.850 

6^633 

89,365 

84,428 


14,560 

26,282 

1,087 


260,638 


Pofto 
Bleo 


IS 

u 


vt 


884,173 

0,581 
fi6i.279 


6,557 
8,781 
1,30 


166,117 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

No.  723.— PRODUCING  MINES  AND  QUARBIES:  Principal  Statistics, 

Continental  United  States 


Number  of  enterprises... ....— 

Number  of  mines  and  quarries 

Numl^r  of  petroleum  and  naturid-gas 

wells 

Number  of  natural-gas  gasoline  plants. .. 
Pertons  engaged 

Proprietors  and  firm  members,  total... 
Number  performing  manual  labor... 

Salaried  employees 

Wage  earners  (average  number).. 

Wage  earners,  Dec.  15,  or  nearest  rep- 
resentative day,  total 

Above  ground 

Below  ground 

Power  used  (aggregate  borscpower) 

Capital 

Principal  ezpenaea : 

Salaries 

Wages 

Supplies  and  materials 

Cost  of  ore,  coal,  and  natural  gas  pur- 
chiised  aa  muteriHl  or  for  resale 

Fuel  and  purchased  power 

Royalties  and  rents 

Tait's 

Contract  work 

Value  of  products 


188$ 


(0 


22,084 
37, 410 


I? 


6.541 
536,043 

•536,043 
244,127 
291, 916 

0) 
$1, 310, 535, 318 

5, 520. 600 
222.041,88 


19$2 


46,858 
17,039 

123,200 


38,128 
581,728 

'681,728 
221,505 
3(t0.223 

2.867,562 
(') 

$39, 020. 552 
3C9,  959, 060 


80, 075, 925  <  123, 814,  M}7 


438,111,5481 


(*) 
34, 530, 713 

(*) 

20,677.938 
TWi,  826, 417 


Itit 


21,268 

18,164 

166,320 


1,041,682 
29,922 

8,861 

44.127 

967,633 

1,065,283 
366,962 
698,321 

4,608,253 
$3, 380, 525, 841 

53, 393, 551 
686,  774. 079 
173,411,43b 

29, 318, 316 
45, 136,  5:)0 
63. 973,  585 
17,  796,  763 
28, 887, 898 
1. 238, 410, 322 


1018 


Per 

cent  of 

in- 


If  ft 


21,280 
13,844 

267,673 

1,116 

1,077,875 

21,918 

6,246 

74.107 

061,560 

1,068,189 
382,766 
705,423 

6.723,786 
$6,965,466^831 

149.328.066 

1,295.030.326 

519,  603, 676 

35,006,362 
122, 105, 030 
17^  293, 064 
140. 090. 626 

70, 380, 177 
3,158,463,066 


>  A  minus  sign  (— )  denotes  decrease. 

•  Not  reported. 

*  Average  number. 

Source:  Bureau  of  tbe  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


*  Comparable  figures  not  available. 

*  Includes  cost  of  fuel. 


ai 

-23.8 
619 


II 

-2Bl7 

-4a  8 

6811 

L4 

IS 

4.3 

1.9 

46.9 

lO&l 

170.7 
103.8 
190L6 

215 
17a5 
174.0 
6023 
1741 
161 0 


HINEB-AND   QUABBIB8 


741 


>•.  734.— PBODQCnia   XIVE8  AKD  QCABEIES:  Siu  o> 
Continental  United  States,  1919 

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bet 

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11.180 

3.9IB 
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IS 

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18.  TBI 
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109.911.280 
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3.77i:3Sl 

28,33e.«ao 

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11 

B.7 

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67.1 

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33.7 

100.  D 

1! 
B.I 

100.D 

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32 

1,S11 

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3.193 

1 

43 

100.0 

34.4 

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as 

13.4 

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3.0 

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14  8 

35.2 
21 

UJ.3T3 

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643.7M 

K.woiooolSric^'!^ 

WltoLOOO 

OVBIIWO 

14.8 

looio 

1- 
11 

t^lKO.tlOO  BDd  OTCT.  .. 

101  to  wo..:::::; 

601  to  1.000 

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■»ee 

WlOH 

Lrnminit 

late  where  tbs  prBTaaing  hoora 

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3,1043 

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17.  TU 

19.  SM 

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183.  IM 

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17,163 

319 

34 

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48S,S74 

4.8J9 

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I.WS 
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7,«9 

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34 

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10 

i 

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UK 

s 

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Another 

31 

la 

EtcCTablMTMudnS:  I 


742 


IdKBB   AND   QtlABBIBS 


'  OjirraTora,  not  entwprtae*,  la  IBOB. 

■I'lix  loUli  lor  all  liiauitriM  tndudv ,  beddei  thcna  ipacifled,  sUtlstln  For  Ibe  ebromlU  IndiutTT  la  ins 
uid  lortha  boiu,  ctiromllc.  grlDdatone,  mul.  mooBiJLe  and  ilrcon.  peat,  and  predota  itoius  tndottriv 
In  IWe,  tor  whlrh  comparahle  fluurai  coald  not  be  Eiren.  Tb»  Tskio  u(  pfodoett  of  tbess  InduMilH  did 
noteirwd  onp-trnth  of  1  per  cent  Dfthu  total  for  nllinduitrlrt  Id  (lllier  mot. 

>  Fltiuria  not  STtOlsblo. 

Soiirc<>:  BuruuD[lheCeD«iu,DfpirImantof  (.'omiiian!*. 


UINSS   AND   QUAKBIE8 
>o.  727.— PSODDCIHO  KltlBS  AVD   QnASRIU:  Bpuu. 


743 

BT    8tatb8 


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■  BidoilTaof  dmillt_ . 

•  For  a»ttMMm»Mtar : 


tba  Dtatrki  «( 


744 


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sisSs  III  §i§  §  g§§s 


00       «-i<-iO 


03   flodSSo 


1.1.^  ^ 


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745 


S3  SIJIJSI  S6  SlirSiiS    '"8513  SSa     S  EIIB3IS5SI5 

746 


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s 


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imnSRiX  PKODUCTB 
>«.  729.— UnXfiAL  PBODHCTIOV.  BT  STATK 

',  not  piB  Ir™,  Is  lak'o  u  Ihi'  1 


747 


TOiiHoDUHiSUla 

mi 

in 

'« 

1*U 

1*11 

« 

on 

CoDiuianUiniutod 

>.7M.nT 

i  119,  (It 

1.1WMT 

t.e9a.M4 

4.M9.43a 

MM.TU 

HtW    iBtlMi— 

•..'wliainiiBii'lii"!;; 

M.IM 

,fi 

4,110 

■••as 

M4,<m 

Is 

73,  «0 
U,«M 

E«.a7s 
isoo 

113.  wa 

390 

16,  DM 

St  811 

i*Me 
m.tn 

n.7« 

■is 
11 

1J0.TM 

C1,S«6 
M,OU 
I3.33T 

ss: 
■as 

3»7.alB 

■ss 

11.  ms 

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3M.81H 

11 

;:is 

1»7 

4u,n« 

l4,SUi 
»»! 

itiao 
Kiaoe 

11 

I.GOO 
7U,tll 

SSI! 

3ti.6M 

mm 
Dt.m 

il:S 

i&om 

Si 

■iSS 

«.03a 

l.»T,BU 

..IS 

13a,  3U1 

IB,  090 

sli 

3,<7S 

■II 

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lACBl 

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l«;gM 
1.183 

Tn.m 

at:  in 
miMi 
aw,  431 

is 

n,eu 

'12:^ 

«n,Tii 

376.  **» 

U.1N 

8,038 

i 

MM 

l.Ul,3tT 
K,43S 

1,0I1.«31 

WT.Ul 

11^  an 

J3i.7SS 
lli.Z3B 
1S.7B7 

MT.su 

107.  MS 

•ii 

(.sat 

S.3M 

♦M.W 

1S.KI7 

»T.»(a 

107.314 
S.M1 

14.  HT 
llllW 

111.171 

IS 

■ss 

WIBl 
273.720 
479.  ITO 

IS 
.as 

H.357 

■ss 
■■as 

7«,7»1 

887. las 
ni.iiT 
111,'rat 

ss 

1^308 

M.1W 

S.3SB 

141.  «4 

iU,7» 

11 

>H,U1 

131,371 

S!S 

1171 

'■"SS 

501,787 
391.211 

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11 

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as 

2fc470 

ttr.in 
am 
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41*.  MS 

IS 

4,14$ 
14,ftU 
1^787 

!:g 

klKHl 
111  018 

77.008 

Tai,wi 

S7.341 
130.881 
W.7U 

aa 

00,004 

1.311 
105,081 

tl9.UI 

IS 

148. 7«g 

3R.»; 

■js 

I.IM^TM 
410,  BB7 
I1.7K1 

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11.157 

48.531 

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■ist 

Eul  Fonh  C«lriL 

in.4M 

^V^™ 

ffiS 

W»t  UmA  OmnL 

ai.777 
MI.™ 

North  DBioU- 

"""K^^S^-- 

411.  Uf 

North  C«<*n^..„, 
South  CaroUn.. 

11.  «^ 
4.  SSI 

Eatl  Smah  CmoaL 

tn.m 

ivJit 

W«t3<ialliCciitnil 

fSS"?-: -■ 

■•■sas 

451.  M 

Xnr  Uaico. 

,aa 

IIT.WI 

19,  m; 

SO.  Ml 

i?,3ai 

i^»« 

17,007 

Siiuro::  Bureau  of  Minn,  Dcpartmi 


748 


MINERAL  PBODUCTS 


MBlao— Btooe,  lime,  day  products,  slate. 

New  LluupGliIre— Stone,  day  prodacti.  sand  imd 

gniiol,  feldspar. 
Vermont— Blone.slalo,  lima,  talc. 
MftsracliuMlts— Stone,  clay  jBodncts,  sand  and 

Rbode  litiuid— Stone,   sand   and    Eraveli    clay 

prodnrts,  I  Ime. 
CoDnecticut — stone,  clay  producta,  lime,  aand 

■Id^e  AUamie: 
New  York — CUy  products,  atoD«,  cemant,  Eyi>- 

New  Jeney— Clay  produi 


r^'j»?-_ 


-Coal, 


last  North  Central : 
Uhio— C'l»  products,  coal,  natuial  gas,  stone. 

11]liioia-~Coel,dBy  produeU.  petroleum,  Dement. 

Wisconiin— Stone,  ilnc,  sand  and  grsTel,  iron  are. 
WntHorthCannl: 

MtnnesotB— Iron     ore,     stone,     cement,     clay 
;       products. 

Iowa— Coal,  icuicin,  (jpouui,  u 

Missouri— I*Bd,  cloy  products. 

North    DakoU— Coal,   sand    ai 
products. 


n,  clay  products. 


NehrasI 


h  Datota— Qold,  i 


.,  clay  prod- 


1  gravel,  day 


Booth  At 

Virgin  la— Coal,  cement,  day  prodncla,  stone. 
West  Virginia— Coal,  ustuial  las,  pebUHmi,  ch 

products. 
North  Carolina— Stona,  dar  products,  ansd  la 

gTBTel,  copp" 


b  C^BroIina-^tona,  day  prodocta,  a 


L,  taHirt 


aeargla—etona.  day  producta, 

Flor!d&-Pbosphate  rock,   itone,    rulls*!  rank 
und  and  Eravd, 
Bait  Booth  OsBttil: 
Kentucky — Cool,     pstToleam,     cisy     pnduK 

at,  1(000.  day  laoAma 


MisBissippI— Sand   and   sn^ol,    day   lanfc 
natural  gaa,  itoM. 
Wart  Booth  Caolnl: 

Arkiaua— Petroleimi,  coal,  natural  faa. 

Loulsiaoa- Petroleum,  natural  ■■■,  nil. 

Oklationia— Petroleom,  natural  gaa,  tiac 

Teus— Petroleum,  nalnral  gas,  mlpbar. 
■anntafn: 

Montanft— Copper,  tine,  petroltmin,  coal. 

Idaho — Ijoad,  ellrBr,  linc,  ston«. 

Wyoming— Petroleum,  coal,  natural  bbi. 

Colora<lo— Coel,  gold,  alnc,  lead. 

New  Meiico— Copper,  ooal,  ttnc,  petmleonL 

Arlcona — Copper,  gold,  sliver,  iMd. 

Utah-Copper,  le^,  coal,  illvar. 

Nevada — Copper,  gold,  lUvar,  sypaom. 


Bo.  731. — ntON  OBE:  Production,  Shipments,  Exports,  i 


.ss.f  Kr„-^'«n,.S!? — - 

Yearly  average 

"S- 

liliili- 

m;. 

ports 

Prt-lucli™ 

IKf 

UM 

I«l 

m 

10,38$ 

ii 

as 

».4S1 

si 

BI.!lO§ 

1,180 
1.W1 

l[329 

,,i 

LnkoBuperloTl... 

640BT 

6,fae 

3,218 

14,lSl 
36.K38 

141 
■60,  HJ 

87.143 

i 

'■'M,«M 

a 

51.  MO 

n,44s 

123 

If 

«M 
•743 

leoi-niio. 

U,B1T 

ss 

3B.TJ1 

££,403 

1 

Ii 

271 
I.1U 

I.1M 

I.WJ 

708 

1 

hV9 

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WUcons 

nwhic 

are  in  Irae  L.ike  3u 

periord 

strict. 

ihnsral  pboduotb 


749 


Ho.  738.— AHAITSI8  OF  PIQ  DtOV  ASD  nRBO-AUOT  FBODVOTIOV 

[In  Uuwsilt  at  IsBf  latm  (MW  poondi)  k 


IN*      1*U 

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ItW  '    IKS 

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1>.>U|S«.»M 

>l.tM 

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39.373 

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1 

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'l;g5 

384 

1,M 
10,67 

t!5M 

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H407 

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8 

11,  M 

£,301 
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Mt 

306 

3S,a»8 
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11.  M 

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1.171 
21.891 

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6,aa 

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31,l>3 

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t.ia( 

1.2flT 

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9.VH     S,30< 

31,333 
13,018 

316 

16.738 
12.0S2 

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IS,  357    ZZIH 
0,100      S.OH 
II.7B3      1313 

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210 

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804        834 

ITS      -na 

I  pig  iron  and  faT&«Uari  nuda  In  elBtriB  huu 
d  bltumiDoui  oosi  prtOT  to  1S30. 
.mcrian  IroD  lod  Steel  Initltnt*. 


IIi>.  733. — FIO  IBOH:  PitoDncnoN  (Includinq  Fkrro-Allotb),  1810-1901 
Nora.— For  liter  jiaan  m  Tkbla  784.    Ton*  on  of  U40  poaadi 


750 


MINEKAI.   PBODUOTB 


NoiB.-lx 
IcmiD 

kiBi  tau  (tMB  pooD 
gyBwspedflediialen 

da).    Prior  to  IDOl  diports  and  importi  uv  br  tht 
du  rears  Ihersalter.    All  production  agtUM  an  lor 

■,-SS.' 

aoaJSM- 

PtgiKU 

bu^oinnd 

T„ 

Plgtran 

...X- 

or  year 

Ptoduo- 
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111 

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III 

If 

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1ST,»I 

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4,•T^7SS 

1912... 

wis::: 

89.  «*,™ 
3t^e31.21» 

271879 

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lis 

1»01 

81,211 

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83,317 

79^000 

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31,0IS.3U 
3I^K6,W7 

ISIs 

«9.ns 

Ml.  351 

11 

474,723 

44.40.01 

34.  STUM 

41  in.* 

44.941,01 

im".'.'.' 
iwe 

7i,70B 

m.38ii 

iK^;» 

is 

1W.1M. 

S,Ml,liM 

i:: 

lis 

■  76.630 
■M.  «W 

SI.M4.1S 

Ho.  736. 

Note.— In  i 


-PBODUCnOH  OF  BOILED  AND  KIBCELLANEOUB  STEEL  PRODDm 

SloBa  (S.MO  ponadi)  nnleaastbarwiHapwiifled.    I 
lanaoua  pniducta.  eioept  caM-iroD  [dp*,  an  lOr  Ui 


m. 

III* 

,.,. 

un 

IH. 

UM 

im 

'.m 

11. 940 

SI.  Ml 

H,»l 

It.  MB 

1S,MT 

lt,tK 

•«,«T» 

r.. 

law 

■.IM 

i:7si 

1,104 

1.T76 

•,07s 
1,923 

i.m 

m 

2,3W 

2.3H 
B,>» 

1 

21 

1 

3.848 

3.693 

!;!S 

4,007 

S! 

S.MO 
B2S 

»,7-rt 

l.«l 

3.704 

1 

am 

i7is 

3.WT 
1.938 

jl 

4,870 

a.  419 

333 

MS 

2M 

8.777 

L«n 

t.m. 

4.RU 

(.n 

1:!!! 

2;  341 

('■1 

1* 

Stl'XlZSaTi^mmiii::. 

.: 

4«0 
1.716 

'iw 

2,aoa 

l.SM 

14.5S3 
l.KW 

l.ilS 

I.0SO 

10.  IM 

»«7 

178 
3.031 

'3s8 

•■K3 

2.788 

3.  MB 

2.0M 

4B2 

3.tl3 
3.U 

a7as 
im 

804 
l.BTO 

1*1 
14.  W 

Tpnisiiliitu  (mllllcin  pouoili) 

1I..I1  j:iiu  .1  slii-Ls  (million  pounci*). 

;;;::::. 

?iSS-:KSS".;l»;!:::;- 

U  nmM  \»\h:  ind.  builu  tubM..._ 

'"'m 

'» 

yorL'liiiTi  luiii'L  li'y  roili-'a  nrll'ls     '. 

""""320" 

'  SmiiU  itnicturol  (omit  do\  Indudod. 
Soaroa  ol  Tables  734  Uld  TK:  Kmttiom  Iton  awl  SvoA  \iBV.ttM«>. 


MINBRAI«  PBOBUOT8 


751 


Ho.  736.— PRODUCTION,  SXPOETS,  AND  IMPORTS  OF  FOOSHSD   ROLUD 

IRON   AND   STEEL 

Note.— In  lone  tons  (3,840  poonds).    Blank  spaces  indicate  that  figures  are  not  available 


Yearly  average  or  year 
(eiUendar  year) 


18TfV-lsS0. 
1SSI-1SH5. 

lHSfr-lS90. 

1S91-I895. 
189rr-1900. 
lf»01-1905. 
1006-1910. 


Total 
prodnotioii, 

flniahed 
rolled  prod- 
nets 


Ralls 


ProdnctioD 


1908. 
1909. 
1910. 
IVll. 
1912. 


1 5, 278, 214 

5,472,849 

8. 162,560 

13,670^007 

Uv.509»490 

11.828,193 
19,&I4,G90 
21,631,270 
19, 08»,  171 
M,6S6.S(1 


1913 34,791,243 

W14 i  18,3701106 

1915 1  H392;ttM 

W16 1  3^38^389 

1917 ;  33. 067,.  700 

191S '  31.155.754 

vm 25, 101,544 

1920 1  32L347,8« 

1921 1  14,774,006 

1922 :  26^4521004 


1923. 
1924- 


33;  277,078 
2S»066,436 

1925 j  33,386,960 

1926 1  35,405,802 

1927 1  92,870,031 

192}>   37,662,916 


011.005 
1,273,688 
1,71^278 
1,2m,  677 
1,881,905 
21895,138 
3,238.486 

1,021,015 
3,023,845 
3,636.031 
2;  82X790 
3,327,01& 

3,5021786 
1,045,006 
^201,203 
^  854, 518 
^044,161 

2.540.802 
Z203,843 
X  604, 116 
2;  178, 818 
%  171, 776 

2;90i516 
2,433,332 
2,785,257 
8,217,640 
2,806,486 
2;  647, 493 


4,441 

3,086 

7,275 

13,650 

232;  51S 

225,746 

303.234 

106,510 
299,540 
353,180 
420^874 
4«^47S 

460^662 
174,680 
301,870 
640^828 
5U«fi0 

453.537 
652;  443 
504,628 
221,822 
277,000 

287,409 
208,406 
151,600 
187,557 
in,  508 
190^925 


Imports 


50,851 
116,072 

49.775 
1,017 
X300 

43,207 
3,963 

1.710 
1,542 
7.861 
3;  414 
3,780 

lll;40B 
22;  571 
78w525 
2^20O 
0^263 

8,705 
17,008 
45,684 
22.048 
26,639 

20,706 
43,358 
a6,872 
55,212 
15,455 
14,010 


Plates  and  sheets 


Plrodoctloti 


1684,914 

755,878 

1,463;  870 

2.604,625 

4,064,102 

X64%608 
4,234,346 
4.056,484 
4, 488;  049 
6. 873;  080 

6.7H,Q37 
4.710,246 
6,077,604 
7,458.080 

8.217,616 


Imports 


8.700,136 
7. 372;  814 
0,337,680 
4. 36a  574 
7,018;  307 

0. 407, 717 
8.087.883 
0,807,650 

la  529, 056 
0;  627,734 

11.006,050 


1,510 

3a  995 

39,505 

158,591 

1M,909 

18a  047 
274,521 
373;  372 
Mi;  521 

463,426 
2Ba095 
41^604 

6U!C5Sft 
861,620 

854,136 

1.042;  697 

1,273.558 

607,370 

439;  417 

386,405 
86a  MO 
386,912 
517,611 
408,511 
522;  650 


a  013 
23,804 

4,ni 

6,167 
4,006 

s;«2o 

4.720 
6,152 
2.468 
3,290 

^898 
4.310 
1,420 
1.730 
1,748 

1,517 
1.0t6 
1,792 
1,976 
«1,947 

«4.672 

>a(M6 

>4,480 

"15,616 

M9,760 

>3a800 


Yearly  i».verage 

or  >\»r 
(calendar  year) 


1801-180V 

1901-1905. 
1906-1<J10. 


190S. 

ICMM). 
h«10. 
1*J11. 

Iyi2- 


1913. 
I'JH. 

ion. 

191tJ. 
11U7. 

19W- 
1919. 
192(). 
rJ2I. 
1922. 


NaQ-plate 

proauo- 

tion 


Wire  rods 


Production 


1923. 

1925. 

1V2'\. 
1927. 


I 


152.808 
78,328 
66,406 
52,205 

45.747 
63,746 
45,294 
48,522 
45.331 

37.503 
38.573 
31,929 
30.088 
22,864 

18.310 
12,832 
20.577 
11573 
21,969 

22,833 
22,175 
22,038 
17,337 
18,051 
16,200 


633,218 

909.819 
1.50a280 
2,05a  732 

l,8iaM9 
2,335,685 
2.241.830 
2. 45a  453 
^66^568 

Z464,807 
2;  431. 714 
3,005,907 
3,518,746 
3,137,138 

2,5<a;300 
Z  538;  476 
3,iaa907 
1,564,330 
Z  654^  741 

3.07a;89S 
Z52Z545 
Z844,656 
Z72Z032 
Z»7a271 
3,08a  816 


Sxp<MtS 


«iai82 
ia3i5 

13,403 

7,412 
2a  142 
2Z860 
2Z641 
64,978 

61,637 

61.856 

165.014 

158,284 

181,041 

14a  523 

iiaoio 

lia775 
ta963 
4a  424 

4a  868 
ia762 
21,207 
ia646 
16.127 
38.619 


Imports 


H804 
18.067 
18.390 
15.400 

11,209 
ia544 
2a  374 
1^483 
15^060 

iaoo6 

a9S4 
5.317 
4,130 
1,000 

7,«n 

342 

a488 

017 

1,736 

3. 948 

a  861 

7.«8 

ia075 

17,988 

19,208 


Stmctural  shapes 


Prodoction 


Exports 


1429,872 
68a  419 
904,901 

1,93a  961 

1.083;  181 
Z27a562 

«zaoa88o 

•1,91Z367 
Z84a4S7 

3.004,972 
Z081,I24 
Z437,003- 
8, 02a  964 

ana  000 

Z849.969 
Z  814, 036 
S.30a748 
1,27Z624 
Z7ia768 

8,40ai97 
a283.708 
S.00il30 
3,911,063 
3,74Z445 
4,00ai43 


«4a877 

55^851 

121,086 

lia881 
9a830 
146,721 
22S.493 
28a  164 

40a264 
18Z395 
23Z139 
30a59« 
294,150 

23Z729 
30a787 
4ga832 
297.022 
167,685 

loaon 

167,910 
169,282 
233;  059 
215,226 
29a  888 


Imports 


•1Z886 
11.107 

aoss 
a  146 

14,897 
a343 

aiao 

11,659 

iai45 

1,494 
1,473 
a  216 

aso4 

1,154 

1,685 

777 

7»82S 

ia874 

4a  245 

77,291 

131,100 

161,849 

163,763 


Allothor 

finished 

roHed 

production 


Z22Z4n6 
3,139,210 
a22a667 
7,171,013 

4,311,606 

7,711,506 
a  475, 750 
7.8ia990 
9,90a476 

ia09ai44 
7,204,444 
la  54a  188 
15,483.098 
la  565, 921 

14.385.068 

ia35e.5a 

13.  Ml.  836 

a483.087 

3^910.353 

14, 37a  021 
11,  73a  793 
14.323.220 
15.08a  155 
13.014.044 
la  8ia  214 


»  Average  for  years  1887-1890. 

'  Ln  Juries  skelp, 

•  Aver;»ge  for  years  1899>I895. 


^  Arerats  far  iMried  Jnly  1. 1897.  to  D«a  31. 1900. 
•  AveragQ  for  period  July  1,  190a  to  Dae  31.  1906. 
^Bmtril  stiuctural  forms  net  indoded. 


Source:  AmericaQ  Iron  and  Steel  Institate  (jexports  and  fknports  eompfied  from  Qofsmment  staUsUes) 


752  .  MINERAL    PRODUCTS 

Ho.    737.— PBODUCTIOV   07  8TBEI  IHQOTS  AID  CASTOrU,   BT  MiSB 


Non.- 

[nhmctoB- 

n,Mep«iBdi).    BtenliatBoesliidieiil' 

thatflgiuwanMt 

sniUbk 

Vcax 

Total 

Open  hearth 

Citr- 

Eleetrto 

Totnl 

nasle 

Add 

ic!lt<e|330 
mow;  919 

gists 
as 

a.esS.STi 
e.wi.770 

lii 

ii 

3,3l«,135 

.iS'iS! 

3*075.836 
3«.031.4SS 

«;  113,  BM 

niJ-B 

ia,aH.32B 

22,308,725 

'ill 

S7|jH2r« 
«,21Ki,4B3 

924,087 

'^15 

G0Z.1&2 

Si 

1MB 

1(07 

rjT- 

SouKc:  Amninui  Iron  bi 


NmB— The  ovMlippii 


i  Indiulrles  shown  In  thi^  table  Ttsulta  Id  oinulderahlfl  dupKcaUoa  In  t^ 
jiiiniuuiB  chiefly  urec]  tuithpr  !□  manufacture  are  wlrerodx,  plates  and  ■!»■(■.  tU 
tnd  skf)p.  The  flpires  (riven  under  "Wire"  ind  "Ttn  uid  temeplatfl "  leih* 
IhesedppBrtmentBoIslerl  works  and  nilltng  mills  and  at  aJI  oiher  InduilrlesDndo* 
PS.    The  original  census  tables  coutaln  much  fuller  detail  as  to  tba  dlqx^lwri 


iBilUKlry  an  J  produtt 

s-raas'ss.* 

Vahie  in  thousands  or  doa>T 

im 

im 

im 

IKl 

in> 

HB 

,mt  wo.„  .,»  .oiu..  «iu.. 

9,1H»6 

1.M4.0M 

tttM 

U.M1 

418M 
1,0S4 

11.  U4 

7.133 

4,0fi3 
M.4M 

2S;§?? 

€17 

ll>.lt9 
«,SJ8 

11,3«« 
lt.«7 

a.  US 

^™ 

2:014 

i 

2,310 

43,337 

IB,  JOT 

0.181 

3.  OH 
».1M 

AS 

2,7(8 

803 
3.M2 

4,240 
21)2 

i 

i;2M 

8 
2.443 

T.'.rsnloandlnterplEnttraniftr _ 

1«,SM 

18.  S«) 

HO 

DiiwI  Slrwl  cuflinR^— 

192,  Ml 

I-M.41S 

SemiflBblird  telled  pivdocU. fOrBle ud  InMr- 

4U.4W 

2S0,I»2 

1S8.810 
S.OU 

243.333 
7. 2(0 

MM 

nlnomn,  blllrla,  and  slnhii,  enwpt  for  Forging... 

riniehed  reUed  prodiuU  and  tm^mt.  teUl 

113.  AM 

flzoua 

220,454 

240,080 

mso7 

ass 

37.100 
034,741 

i.a73;649 

■!SgJ 

1*4.814 
38,073 

w.o<s 

M.WT 

li.S 

6as33 

S7.8« 

oesLatB 

1.2il,» 
114, » 

J** 

M.tfhrint  bnra,  niffljtinrilni.etc.  i- 

1.1 

l.'ZW 

i 

337 

2.:i8 

noll  HTid  nut  mU,  loike  iird  thnln  rods.  etc. 

K^^!;;-.y«;^-VhickVr":::::::::::::::::: 

Iliv.I^lhiiuiF.sirip^HDd'ECiVtoiiiici'' 

AH  ulhir  rulhsl  nnd  fgrei'il  |.raJuiia''.l""" 

MINBRAIi  PRODUCTS 


763 


No.  738. — Pkoducts  of  Steel  Works  and  Rolling  Mills,  and  ofthb  Wire, 

Tin-Plate,  and  Cast-Iron  Pipe  Industries — Continued 


Industry  an<l  procluct 


WIRF  AND  WIRE  PRODUCTS  (ALLlfETALS) 


All  industriec,  toUl  Talue. 


Qn&ntity  in  thoosands  of  onit 
specified 


Unit 


Iron  ..ml  sieel  wire: 

Vluin  wire,  total ' 

For  sale  and  inter  plant  transfer 

Produced  and  consumed  in  works. 
G:ilvanized  wire:  For  sale  and  inter- 

!  »lant  t  ransfer 

Other  coated  wire:  For  sale  and  inter- 

l  h.nt  transfer. 
t\»ld-rolled  flat  wire:  For  sale  and  in- 
u^r^.lant  transfer. 
Cnnper  wire: 

VoT  sale  and  interplant  transfer 

Produced  and  consumed  in  works — 
Brass  wire: 

For  sale  and  intcrplant  transfer 

Produc^<l  and  consumed  in  works 

Other  nif  tal  wire: 

F«.  r  sr.l«?  Jin<l  inlerplant  transfer 

Product  d  and  consumed  in  works 

Fabricated  wire  products  for  sale: 
Iron  nnl  steel — 

Nails  and  spikes 

Hr:i«ls  an<l  tacks  ^ 

Sti.pUs 

Pirbed  wire - 

Kojx",  cable,  and  strand 

Wdvon-wire  fence  and  poultry  net- 
ting, plain  and  coat«d. 

Wircclotb 

ijllii  r  woven  wire 

Bale  ti^s 

Wire  springs 

< »:  her  fabricated  iron  and  steel  wire 
jroducts. 
C(  jiKr-wire  products — 

Wire  cloth - 

Other  f;ibricated  copper  wire  prod- 
ucts, except  insulated. 
Bmss-wire  products;  not  including 

wire  clot b. 
Ot  hoT  (brunte  and  other  alloys  except 
^■r:k<^«)  wire  products,  not  including 
wile  cloth. 
AS  ire  cloth  of  brass,  bronze,  and  other 
alloys. 
Inruliited  wire  and  cable .— 


Ton<.. 

..do.. 

...do.. 


.do-, 
.do-- 


..do._ 


Lb..-. 
...do.- 

...do-- 
...do— 

...do-. 
...do-. 


Keg«. 

Lb... 

...do- 


ins 


itis 


itn 


Ton*.. 


TIN  PLATE  AND  TEBNEPLATl 


All  products,  total  Talne. 

Tin  i.liito 

Terufj!l:itr 

AH  othrr  products 


3,125 

912 

2,213 

331 
140 


487,400 
281461 


18,161 

3.967 

63,644 

256 


8 


CAST-IRON  n?E  INDUSTRY 


AU  prodQcta,  total  value 

Oa?  aiul  water  pipe  and  fittings 

Soil  iiiid  plumbers'  pipe  and  fittings 

(';r  •  inps,  other 

All  other 


Lb.... 
...do.. 
...do-- 


(0 
(0 

(0 


2,963 

906 

2,057 

249 

42 

151 


501.429 
(«) 

64,138 
(*) 

45,589 


15,977 
7,350 

53,427 
248 
(•) 
(*) 


(0 
10 

(0 


2.865 

907 

1,958 

250 

45 

150 


491,819 
294,745 

6a844 
3,086 

34,117 
7,200 


14.819 
7,135 

49,379 
202 
(*) 
(•) 


Valne  in  thousands  of 
dollars 


091.900 


19U 


1917 


702,039  I    094,713 


73, 999 


23.011 
6,383 

19^663 


84,786 


I 


71,842  I      67.618 


17.246 
5,196 

18,859 


85,507 


17.035 
6^368 

18,543 


77,090 


16,460 
0,904 


12^228 


13,683 


3,159,251 
137,301 


P.4S0,401 
181,436 


Ton*. 
...do. 
...do_ 


1,140 

425 

23 


CO 
(0 

(•) 


64,880 
428 
2,373 
19.276 
44,217 
50^728 

28,832 

45,688 


}    6,740 


10,039 


184,472 


53,623 
809 
1.853 
16.659 
46,684 
41,969 

24, 189  ; 

57,753 


11,603 


12,009 


3,560,417 
193,066 


1,437 

400 

26 


1,505 

489 

24 


■ 


166,687 

154,636 

7,840 

3,111 


92,674 

63,916 

».033 

2,810 

1,915 


8,942 


14,378 


210^617 


190,918 

179,382 

9,229 

2,307 


100,888 

71,192 

23.579 

2,891 

2,726 


{ 


48,002 
090 
1,596 
12,073 
46,916 
43,738 

14,225 

5,442 

4,580 

3a  000 

41,868 


2;  213 
laOTO 


f      3,620 
224 

6,583 
210,048 


103,804 

180^410 

10^016 

3,408 


•95,1 

65,549 

25,688 

1,960 

2,066 


'  QTiantity  of  all  iron  and  steel  wire,  including  that  subsequently  galvanized,  otherwise  coated  and 
coM  roUod. 

*  Of  2.(100  pounds. 

«  No  comparable  data. 
«  Of  100  pounds. 

*  Not  including  value  of  brads  and  tacks  made  from  tack  plate. 
**  Complete  data  not  available;  see  original  eensiu  reports. 

« includes  cast-iron  pipe  made  as  a  aeoondary  product  in  other  industries.    Flares  for  prior  years  do  not 
include  such  products. 

Source:  Biureau  of  the  Censos,  Department  of  Commerce. 
44847**— 8  A  1829 >49 


754  UINXEAL    PRODDCra 

Ho.  73d.— BLAST  FVBVAOSS  AHS  STBXL  lOLIS:  CmnsfM  Stat0ROB 

Not!.— The  ■eop*  of  ttw  liHliutT]i  "  StMl  works  and  railing  mUla"  [>  iudiMtad  by  T>bl>  7n 


Yant 

Numbor 
oFntsb- 

W.ge 

.» 

productfl' 

■■# 

^SS. 

Ti™„* 

.,d.,i„ 

ism 

CBS 
«VI 

::; 
i 

133 
U6 

US 

27B,!aS 
378,072 

3H.2U 
4M.Bt3 

ass 

37ft  TIB 
361.  3IZ 

H9,J73 

as 

187,  M7 

11 

as 

6U.B86 

aw,  658 

i.a?7!iK 
a!  IBS,  am 

IKS 

106,  wr 

SSI 

iiSi 

mis 

%.!, 

!S::;:::::;:::::::-:::-:;:: 

.a.- 

BlflSttoMoei: 

4.70.131 

BlMl  Workl  ind  roUinit  millK 

>  Kolumfl  were  not  ncured  for  nambflr  of  mlKited  omploynfl  and  It  U  pntubl*  that  "wtte^" 
mounts  paid  lornHtrim,  and  "wageonwra"  mar  have  Included  soma  salarlMl  omplaTSM. 

■  Thla  total  dlllcra  aligblly  from  the  oocnepondlng  one  pabllahed  la  prgTiaqs  reports  baoaiu 

— 1..  .i._  V J  .),,  li^iujioQ  In  previous  reports  of  dots  tor  renl«? "■—  •■■ • — -- 

'udedwUbstW ' •■—■■' 


Ho.  740.— AGOSEOATE  DOKEBTIC  EZPOSTS  OF  HIAVT  ISOH  AVD    STKKLi 


Veu 

«„T 

Vklna 

v» 

Quan- 
till- 

Value 

Tear 

"ss: 

,^ 

I.1H 

,1 

iiis 

1.301 
KM 
l,3H 

IBIO. 

l.S3g 

Is 
3 

S 

1,313 

OS.  43a 

IILS3S 
tl»,S76 
03,  wo 

3H.D71 
4IIX1(U 

is&a7« 

Percent" 
[mm  1«37. 

IE 

+3LX 

174.1* 

leaM 
+11,1 

i«b:::::::: 

gas 
Its 

11 

0,307 

60,777 

m  and  hot  water  heating  liollcrs  end  radlaton"  U  omitted. 


MINEBAI/   PBODUCT3  755 

Ho.  741.— XXP0BT8  OF  HEATT  ISOK  AHD  STBEI  PKOSDCTS 

Kois.— TUB  and  Tabto*  740  tad  713  exBloda  Uw  tUgbly  •) 


Qiuntltyfn  lonctoiu  (2,^  ponndA)     Vthw 


ot  lndi]4liut  (nR^«llaT>- 


I,  blooms,  binaB,  ibnt  tan. 


B1'^kBlMl9lwaU.. 


Tin  plolB,  lerDeptata,  ole 

il  Bhapw.  pl^n  mBlrrlmL. 

-' Erist.tr'"' — "■ 


liirr.l  mflterist  (Bdrtouwl-. 


K,m\  1  _ 
14,  ml    iftssj^ 


73.483 

»W7        ■■  ~ 


lertb^  win,  iDdudlnglBckL 


4.110 


isawT 

115(1,380 
170,386 


«7G     a*7«   a,M>i 


UTn]      W3SB 


MS? 

MO 

14,  W 
1;S81     1,770 
408 

IZOSl 
1171»I 
11,  TU 


T,«B  7,1    . 

14.  1«  13.  US 

3.aM  i.«ffi 

i,4{l3  &IH1 

K,7M  Aon   3fi,31T 

T,«SG  e,SM     g,7M 

Mta  &in)    ^m 


3,tM  t,m  %BU 

J,™  S,7M  S.0t5 

3,7U  i,sa  a,4S7 

lU  gt7  BK 

1,44a  1.343  1.S7S 

-ia  .^  jjj 


Lta     1,171     1.300 
1,378     1.153     1.MS 

i,s»    Lsce    lui 


japttTKik. 

No.  74a.— nOH  ASD  STEEL: 

:uTi.-AliafnnaUloi«t«N(tJ<III«aBd*).    Pi 


BY  DEsmrATTONS 

ansHl  «•  Umm*  lilted  la  Tabla  741 


1  nnntTT 

m. 

»» 

MS                      Counlrr 

«. 

INI 

.m 

, 

S.MS 

1 

si 

61. -1« 

4.  US 

i 

rSus 

If 

U3M 

'iS 
1 

iX.am 

"as 

S3,  lie 

41 

9&443 

HI,  MO 
6ft  87S 

5s 

a<ii8 

as 

its 

ss 

SO.0S0 

si 

4S.6W 

■SiS 

as 

!i 

M,8a 

a.M 

sa 

Xeftif 

Bllds. 

AiiriM.::::: 

wiat  iiidiaj;" 

ss 

^11  mi 

.niiB»poMIc.. 

Cft-I,^ 

nrtlt,iitkKilhAfriia__. 

7,410 

no!  F<nl(ii  and  Donstle  CV 


756 


MTNEBAL   FBODUCT8 


Mo.  743. — lEON  AND  STEXI:  Avbraob  Aottoai.  Pbicks 

[Price!  ot  plf  Inn,  nOa,  imd  blllMi  in  iaUtn  par  bu  *<>■  (a.SU  pmrndi) ;  oUmt  icfcw  tm  4*11 
pomMB] 


Pig  iron 

biitih 

borglii 

boistt 

barjti 

v., 

B«- 

Bubs, 

Booth- 

ClncLit 
utl 

s,- 

13.  M 

s 

il 

17.0 

liv 

IRB 
11  B 
M.B 

2S,3 
2T.  A« 

itmr 

2S.M 
S1.3 

aCLDD 

M 

11 
II 

II 

M.4T 

33.  B3 

II 

IB.  70 

II 
II 

34.50 

SS 

17.  OP 

15,31 

UBS 

4i.31 

a  93 

ii 

1S.M 

31.  m 
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■  Bosssoier  nils  to  earl  of  1013;  open-luanb 
fflrs  on  open-beBrtb  rallB  waa  tumollwl,  Oct. ' 

>  All  muck  Iron  lor  iSOOi  anbsequeDtlr,  b«U 
•  ATfrage  for  years  18«e-]900. 


IhercEiner.    The  ei 


No.  744. — AlCICnnJIC  Aro  BATTXITS:  Production,  Expobts,    and  iMPOtn 


»U 

IIN 

im 

im 

MM 

m* 

OH 

Quanlltloj,  long  tons,  (2,240  pound*) : 

1«B7I 
2I.4SO 

OSS 

4,784 

£31.308 
40.  OW 

4*1,319 
43.  SOS 
32,357 
3,317 

e:4it9 

13,077 

1133,  «eo 
w^sio 

4^880 

iiV,oa) 

iS.w 
3,m 

28,305 
1I\33S 

J| 

3,872 
i0S4 

20(^320 
aS3.SM 

7^«s^ 

l.«8 

1ft  107 

i097 
2,691 

Ii 

3,41B 

17.  W3 

18,779 

iiS 

2,WT 

•SJS 

ao^sao 

121.  8W 
l.«8» 

!5S 

mm 

Uwr^iR.  Alabams,  and  Tanneate*- 

VbJub  01  production  ■  (1,000  doOara).... 
Value.  1,000  doUara: 

QuinrliJM,  1,1X10  ponndr: 

Impiiru  (Frude  and  umlcnirlp) 

KipQiw  (crude  Bud  Moiicrudc) 

3B.0W 
(') 

MIKBBAIi  PBODtrCTS 


757 


Ho.  745. — COPPER:  Production,  Exports,  Imports,  and  Consumption 

Note.— All  quantitiM  except  ore  produced  in  mJlUoBs  and  tenths  of  millSont  of  iMiindt.  Production 
fipiirfts  include  continental  United  States  and  Alaska.  Owing  to  the  varying  stages  of  production,  the 
5t'^  cks  in  difTercnt  classes  of  hands,  the  redistribution  of  copper  previously  purchased,  the  recovery  and 
use  of  old  cof>per,  etc.,  calculations  of  consumption  are  somewnat  uncertain.  The  American  Bureau 
of  Metal  Statistics  presents  consumption  estimates  rather  widely  different  from  those  given  below.  Con- 
sumption 03  siiown  represents  the  quantity  of  copper  withdrawn  on  domestic  account,  but  not  actual 
domestic  consumption,  as  no  account  is  taken  of  consumers'  stocks 


Item 


VK REFINED  COPPSB 


Itlt 


l$U 


Ore  produced  (million  short  tons) » 

Average  copj«r  vield,  per  cent 

Smelter  output  from  domestic  ore. 

Mine  production ;1,088.2 

Imi.K3rts,  unrefined:  j 

Ore  (copper content) ]      64.2 

Concentrates  (copper  content)...  \  «,  q 
Matte  and  regulus(ooppercontent)/  ^  " 
Black,  in  baz^  pigs,  etc >259. 2 


28w5        43.4 
1.88;        1.G6 
.  1.06a2  il,388w0 


REPINED  COPPER  PBODUCTION 

Toful  new  and  old  copper 

New  copper  (primary) 


1,48&I 

92.1 

22.3 

>193L8 


int 


3A.8 
1.63 
1.200.1 
1.224.6 


1.61L0  '2,027.0 
1,422.0  '1.634.2 


{ 


62.0 

46.8 

17.6 

244.7 


Domestic 1,071.9 

Foreigu I    350. 1 


Electrolytic. 

Livke 

Casting  and  best  select « 

Old  copper  rereflned  (secondary), 

BEHNED  COPPER  COSSUMPTIOH 

New  copper  produced  (refinery ).... 

Refined  copper  imported , 

KeQned  copper  expcorted  * 

Slocks.  Dec.  31  (refined) 

With*':rawn  on  domestic  acootmt: 

New  reimed  copper 

New  and  old  copper* , 


1,128.3 

221.6 

72.3 

180.0 


1,422.0 

122.8 
732.4 


1,3R7.7 
246.5 

l,3ria8 

236.8 

36.6 

392L4 


1.634.2 

(•) 

68&8 
82.4 

1,136.6 


92L0  ,1,529.0 


2, 151. 0 
1,526.2 

1,182.4 
343.7 

1.35L7 

153.5 

2L0 

6219 


1,526.2 
108.7 
553.1 

65ao 

1«  053.8 
1,679.0 


ItM 


49.2 
1.59 
1,634.2 
1,606.2 

105.2 

41.7 

LI 

47L0 


3,037.0 
2.26ai 

1.674.2 
685.9 

2,076.3 
145.3 
3&4 

776.6 


2;26ai 
145.9 

1,072.2 
243.0 

1,354.7 
2il3L0 


Ittf 


53.1 
1.54 
1.674.9 
1,678.1 

107.6 

54.0 

L7 

379L3 


3.045.0 

^2016 

1,682:9 
521.7 

a;osa6 

138.0 
15.9 

84a4 


2.204.6 

99.8 

1,022.3 

124.0 

1.401.0 
12,241.0 


19M 


57.2 
1.461 
1,739.6 
1,725.2 

106.7 

44.8 

2L1 

443.8 


3,282.0 
2,322.5 

1,73L3 
591.2 

2;  142.0 
172L4 
&1 

959.6 


^322.5 
170.6 
900.9 
146.0 


1927 


56.7 
1.41 
1,684.0 
l,6fia0 

99.3 

68.2 

L4 

438.6 


3,306.0 
2;  325.8 

1, 719. 0 
606.8 

2;  125. 8 
195.1 
4.8 

9ea4 


2;  325.8 
103.3 
981.1 
171.0 


l,57ai 

2;53aoft 


1.423.0 
403.0 


106.3 

39.5 

2L6 

643L2 


3,66a0 

a;  487.6 

1,791.8 
60&8 

s;aoa9 

17BL1 
7.6 

1.073.8 


2^487.6 
84.7 

1.O20L8 
114.0 

1.606.5 
3,500.0 


=  2  ThX)  pound*?. 
'  Not  available. 

^  1  inix>rts  of  refined  copper  in  ingots,  bars,  or  otbo'  forma  included  in  imports  of  luureflned. 
*  Includes  pig  for  years  1915  and  1920. 

'  Inclu<les  the  small  exports  of  unreflDed  black  blister  and  oonwtor  copper  (bars,  pigs,  etc)  for  yetrs 
prior  to  14»24. 
<  To:;.l  from  preceding  line  plus  production  of  secondary  copper  as  given  above. 


No.  746. — COPPER :  Smelter  Production  by  State  of  Origin  of  Orb  Smelted 

[Qnantitiea  in  tbouaands  of  XMunda] 


State  of  origin 


Total. 


Alaska 

Afizona... 
CnUfomia. 
Colorado.. 
Idaho 


Michiflran 

Mis&ouri 

Montana 

Nevada 

New  Mexico.. 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania. 

Tennessee 

Utah 

Washington... 
Undistributed. 


606,117 


118,318 

28.511 

7.827 

290 

145,461 


270,754 

406 

4,169 


18,355 


12,024 


1916 


1,060.160 


4,311 

297,251 

45,7G0 

9,307 

6,878 

221,463 


283,079 

64,495 

3,785 

22 

741 

1^602 

125^185 

65 

1,127 


liu 


1.888,010 


70,605 
432,468 

87.658 
7,272 
6»218 

238,956 
306 

268.263 
67.757 
62,817 

797 


18,206 

175,178 

904 

514 


1. 900.061 


66.094 

552.969 

11.822 

4,283 

1.922 

153,484 
533 

177,744 
55,580 
52,160 

2;  529 

618 

16.728 

110^358 

2,126 

92 


192f 


1, 67^870 


72;  204 
722,653 

46,944 
3.163 
3,144 

138^030 
12 

270^005 
77.138 
76.467 

126 

562 

10^789 

242,731 

1.185 

117 


i.Tso.on 


67,632 

729.325 

30,443 

4.658 

i.in 

174,779 
54 

257.272 

109.042 

82,848 

279 

496 

18,602 

259.649 

1.337 

2;  037 


i9n 


1.084,04 


56,489 
681.168 

26^803 
8.007 
1.811 

192^135 

5 

225,209 

118.298 

79^761 

485 

Z149 

14,499 

267,706 

1.767 

5.749 


1,88^900 


40,542 

735.632 

24.706 

10^262 

2,337 

179^104 

1 

251.046 

150.333 

92,777 

875 

5^014 

16,374 

298,375 

1,197 

8.821 


Source  of  Tables  745  and  746:  Bureaa  o(  Mtnoi,  I>«paztiiMiiit  <A  CtvcuxuntA. 


758 


MINB&AIj    PBODUOT8 
Ho.  747. — COPPBB:  Suki/teb  and  Refinbrt  OrrrpnT 


eluding  Alaskan)  ore*,  t 


ling  Alaskan, ,, — , 

tiencureaof  roAued  uopptf  from  imporlwl  malerUI  Id  TaLlQ74A 

usIlBiuids;  nlnaa  la  tbDiMada  ot  dalUnI 


«rr' 

v.« 

Brndtvontpat 

Period 

TiJS"' 

NWMipp* 

'^T 

VbIm 

v 

Value 

ToMi 

Domw 

tk 

& 

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IBM. 

» 

S4 
10 

33» 

732 
1,X» 
I,  WO 

i 

3.70B 

1T,2M 

71.434 
108.  S» 

11 

IMtOOA 

i.on 

!:!!! 

1.243 

lisBS 

;s 

1,280 

i,2a> 

1;| 

i|t40 

lis 

ITiTlW 

si 

m,iH 

30M3« 
18B,7BS 

11 
11 

Mi  Ml 

361,»30 

l:!g 

l.Ut 

ts 

1,S68 

i 

2.428 

IS 
11 

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iss 

iS 

i 

247 
S31 

m 

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Si 

S23 

a 

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I 

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431 

SSu!^" 

001 

iii 

No.  748.— EXPOSTB  AKD  IMPOSTS  OP  COPPBB 


Impcrt*  for  r«an  IRM-lwa  was  otlmalvd 


'    CoppHoonUatotu 


(1,000  pmndm)  ^  teIhc 


houandaotdolknl 


EiporU 

Importt 

v,„ 

.„»„ 

Imports 

•gnoryear 

™" 

v.„. 

Quui- 
lliy 

v.„ 

X- 

Vllui! 

■ar 

Tklua 

I«0.4St 
2«fl.«4S 

438,337 

J7J,Mi 

123,  «» 
2W.MW 

as 

(.477 

241,  MS 
W8.97S 

,SS8 

ii 
ii 

482.84* 

'S:3{ 

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1 

B-MMai 

3«3,fi37 

ss 

if 



_    — _ 

.  edited  Judo  30. 

jge  [ur  [wtiud  luly  1.  ISIS,  Ci 

):  Buneu  of  FisvIkd  and  Du 


MINBILVL   PRODUCTS 
No.  749.— REFOTBD  PSXKART  LBAS  AVD  BEOOVSAKT  ISAD 

is  tkble.  Biuepl  tbe  culumn  (or  esconduy  l«d,  relous  lo  dbv  (pdnury)  lead  c 
ludo  lead  dcnved  tnin  both  domostic  (iDcludlEie  ALaoka)  uid  forelca  ore.   Ofliwra]  pt 
i  productLOQ  of   df^lverl£«d  ifod  do   not  Inchide  AntlmooiAl  find,  ibowa  ii 
._  _     ^...... ■-siveIyn)flaedle»d,wbUBlaT»blB76" 


759 


a]  production 


r»r 

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v.i,„ 

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&.000 

1T.B30 
65.725 

ii 

132.  IBS 

1.W.M4 
lflS.SB3 

l.«U 

%iia 

1.778 
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10.  sn 

liTlS 

l&OM 
12,101 
M.(WT 
IS,  MS 

II 

IS 

aw.*87 

3D1.1W 
367,773 

sn.oaa 

3«7.Wa 

3«s.g3s 

388.307 

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IS 

30.981 

33,  mr 

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33.311 

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11 

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ii 

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<  DesIlTedied  soft  lewl  la  iBdoded. 

750.— SOUKCBS   OF  FKHIABT  lEAD  SMUTKD   OB 
nniTKD  8TATBS 

[FndnOlDMim  dud  lau  0,000  fOBBdi).    Bn  nota  to  TaMs ' 


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117.  lOl 

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171,  ■«« 

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1,330 
M,38i 

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31.  <M 

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T0.0« 

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33.  W1 

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a.  067 

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31.  Ml 

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fi,t37 

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n,4u 

1,663 

n.-mi 

4;«* 

Tnm  limlcB  bue  bBlliDB  <_ . . . 

UB,MT 

M.-ii™_._ 

Ti.m 

Km 

JftOM 

06.  Ml 

IIT,  lit 

1  TaI:J3  iDcIada  snail 


760  MINSBAL  FKODUCTS 

ITo.  751.— STTPPLT  ASH  l}ISTUBimON  OF  BEFDnD  PBIIUBT  ISAD 

NoTS.~-AU<l>>alaakanieiu  (1,1100  poiudi).    Appamit  nm^mp 
is  taken  of  cbaticea  In  itocka  ouUlds  of  booi 


■n* 

uu 

». 

.«, 

IMf 

UN 

isn    :   ins 

4TS,S3S 
TO 

a.4M 

78,  Wl 
8,800 

B»0,«7 

MftOSS 
13ft  907 

3^018 

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SB,  719 
SM,M7 
27,  «0 

17.3C3 

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1.82! 

u8,oaa 

706,3*7 

12.217 
880,493 
102,410 

78,758 
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7«;iMS 

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m,5«4 

MM 

aia^2u 

i?:lS 

718,  «l 
100,803 

87,oao 

17.  Mt 

*,J78 

10,711 
717,  e« 

80^706 
7Btl,5» 
123,734 

•es,4ij 

Bi4M 
BO 

781,071 

133,<B 

Mtiosr 

13.» 

4,U( 
WT.M 

ImpofUorpIzi,  bai9 ,  and  old 
PtodurlioD  from  domeetic 

Kiport!!oMorBlpilc«d; 

Stock  in  bonded  WBrehouaei 

41B.M0 

the  /OH 


15  Of  iilKS,  bars,  otc.,  produced  from  lorclen  we  and  tMTports  of  (orelgQ  Ipad  lmport»diB 
Sourn:  BuTCnii  of  Mlnu.  DepscCmoDl  at  Commaroc. 

Ho.  752.~MAiniTACTnSBS  OF  NOHFEBSOITS  HETAIS  AHS  AUOTS,'   1927 


madi 


ndiuiriesrtporlLngtheii 
ifnrgiu  nlJoys,  and  i 


ifaclur 


i  smeltlDE  and  reflni 
unUllH  In  Ihgiuiuidi  of  poDBdl ;  laln 


sDflbcWBlln: 


than  gold  silver,  or  Hutinab 
Ida  o(  doUaia] 


.„., 

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K,.. 

im 

QuuiUiy 

Valu. 

Qaanlity 

Valut 

tnK..U  and  MEl: 

1 

74.  M 

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■SS! 

W.KM 

3.Wi 
13.W.1 

rasfings.  roUKh: 
Dra&B  and  Iwonie— 

XT.KTE 

•??? 

4.511 

1,773 

Casim^,  naSaia.  bran  and 

'^^""^r^u 

la.  321 

and  bmnu  (InrludW  Bub- 

ra,sii 

EMUIO 

7Z329 

Fontlnini  and  hnt-iTOwd  parts.  1 

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WlM.  I.ar»:< 

no 

(  orrv. 

ntllie  Cvnsuv  l>rpnnmi 


UINEBAL   PHODUOT8 


761 


Ho.  7tt3. — EDTC:  PROorcrio!*,  Exports,  Stocsb,  and  Afpasekt  CoKsrMpnoH 

NoTi.— Tbs  «ins3  ol  mine  pfoduclion  oTerfmellei  produclioa  is  doe  chicOy  lo  riport  or  on 
(Allquatilj  tcBrMi&skdcllBu  (1,000  ponad*)  i  nlmM  Id  Ik 


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27.381 

KM,  117 

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74907 

30,7«3 

4e3.3;T 

J1177 

114.387 
71,037 

■11 

04.338 

841370 

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7S.H1 
44g,]!>r 

710.  M7 
30,(111 

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10.  IM 

2^3ni 

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611,091 
6,«1 

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C31.534 

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tit.  Ml 
35.  Wi 

1 

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1 

II 

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73.  SSI 
36,937 

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24. 927 
SIO.UT 

IS 
ai 

37,368 

iiftffli 

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Ft-m  d.mWrcofe"""" 

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PrimaiT  UBB  csniuBod: 

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as 

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DcIucIIom: 

Appuru    doniMiio     con- 

1  mine  prodactloD  Ogtins  and  dati 
':  Bureau  ol  MiiKs,  Department  0 


a  art  pnliminarr:  • 


5o.  794.— SMBLTEE  FBODUCTIOH  OP  PKIHAKT  ZIHC  FBOX  OOUSTIC  OKI 

■nt  tui  (1,000  psoada) ;  Talnaa  '  ia  tbaanndi  of  dsOin] 


V,a.1>- 

Quantity 

VahM 

Yuariy 

■■7S" 

QnaiHlt>- 

Value 

v- 

QDaotlty 

Valno 

IS71 

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Is 

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ill 

etiBii 

imuBs.... 

19I3"IIII~ 

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ss 

li 

151.3U 

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la 
ii 

«J  1,091 
891. -IM 

IKM- 

I  \-:<]u6s  al  Naw  Yorli  prieaa  up  to  UK]  iDClBdinC  1007;  al  SI.  Louia  prko,  ISO 
Ffrules.  1915  and  later  yean. 

'  < 'orQpiji«d  al  yearlM^^nl*  o[  blih  and  low  moutbly  prlnaatNe*  ¥oA. 
'  Cennis  yrar  eodcd  May  St. 
)oum:  BoreaD  of  Hiou.  Dapvtoient  of  ComiOMM. 


4;  al  avonce  pflo* 


UINBBAL   PBODUOT8 


In  Ihe  table.    Tb«  n 


uBMrfaUx  ti 


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(Pittmu 


» forlBtl  to JDIH, IMQ. 


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brj«» 

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Yearly  average  or  year 


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Total 


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7,207 

4,376 


Bt- 

product 

ovens 


534 

2;  107 

5,552 

11,394 

34.690 

31,950 

11,220 
14,073 
19,060 
22.439 
25,998 

25,138 
30^834 
19,750 
28,551 
37,508 

33,964 
39,912 
44,377 
43.885 
48.206 


By- 
product 
ovens, 
percent 
of  total 


3.3 
&3 
15.1 
3&3 
47.1 
74.4 

32.5 
318 
35.0 
4a4 
46l0 

56i9 

eao 

78.1 
7e.9 
66.0 

76.8 
77.9 
78.0 
85.9 
9L7 


Produc- 
tion 
(value) 

in 
thou- 
sands of 
dollars 


ExjxMts 


Imports  I 


Thousand  of  short 
tons  (2,000  pounds) 


I 


30^293 

56,581 

91,068 

103,730 

32Qt700 

351,067 

88.334 
10^%5O4 
170^841 
298,343 
382,334 

258,340 
475^981 
147,673 
238,313 
373,^7 

344,043 
363.560 
307,773 
202.321 


349 
617 
904 
807 
1,183 
734 

664 

896 

1,176 

1,400 

1,688 

n7 

030 

307 

613 

1.337 

600 
054 

967 

807 

1,098 


M 

IM 

150 

08 

84 

80 

133 
53 
86 

36 
80 

18 
81 


160 
148 


1  Imports  entered  for  consumption,  prior  to  1025. 
Source:  Bureau  of  Mines,  Department  of  Commerce. 


Preliminary. 


)  Not  available. 


No.  766. — COKE:   Bt-Product  and   Beehive   Production,  bt  States 

[Piffiurea  in  thoaaands  of  ahoit  toiia  (9,000  pounds)] 


BT-PEODrCT 

TotaL 


19U 


Alabama.. 
Colorado.. 
Illinois 

Indiana 

Kentucky. 
Maryland. 


Massachusetts. 

Micbigun 

Minnesota 

New  Jersey 

New  York 


Ohio 

Fennsylvania... 
VWt  Virginia. . 
All  other  States. 


BEEBIVE 


Total. 


Pena«ylvania.. 

OluO 

We^t  Virginia. 

A!fil»an:a 

Kentucky 

Tennessee 

Virjrinia. 


<  ulcrAdo 

Utah 

All  other  States. 


14,073 


2,070 


1,687 

2,768 

242 

313 

MM 

(0 
128 
269 
684 

666 

3,002 

141 

1.507 


87,508 


2S;&31 

19 

1,250 

1,001 

285 

234 
630 

671 

(») 
887 


1828 


80,834 


3,124 

517 

2,137 

4,554 

467 

682 

488 

1,393 
675 
728 

1,040 

5,615 

7,730 

447 

1,230 


80,511 


15,008 

87 

1.381 

890 

273 

1G3 

1,028 

273 

(») 
509 


1882 


88,551 


3,494 

865 

1,063 

3,096 

457 

500 

407 

1.142 

462 

791 

1,405 

4,912 

7,152 

502 

804 


8,578 


6^840 

09 

418 

306 

31 

86 
370 
119 
172 
123 


1888        1824 


87,508  I  83.884 


4.385 

448 

3,187 

5^043 

434 

862 

554 

1.640 
606 


1,784 

6,324 

0,186 

941 

1.208 


18.880 


16^430 
150 
822 
269 
126 

180 
775 
200 
233 
188 


4,386 

523 

a;  855 

4,273 


810 

306 

1,771 

515 

860 

1.601 

5,723 

8,426 

999 

1.335 


10. 


8»501 

110 

330 

155 

79 

132 
485 
212 
lOO 
123 


1888 


80.918 


4,582 

490 

3.012 

5,143 


1.010 
535 

1. 7:»i 

518 

904 

2^320 

7.105 
0,853 
1,056 
1,725 


11.856 


0,574 

156 

490 

88 

C) 

128 
422 
155 
14C 
196 


1888 


44,877 


4,780 

593 

3,337 

5,090 


1.121 

874 

1.837 

620 

013 

a;  828 

7,548 

11,300 

1,180 

1.016 


18.480 


10,722 

85 

584 

(0 
148 

133 
371 
197 
133 
138 


1887 


48,885 


4,364 

504 

8.014 

5,550 

(») 
1.077 

744 

1,920 

633 

906 

3.603 

7,214 

11,001 

1,396 

1.806 


T,807 


8,  no 

527 


(«) 

105 
317 
194 
85 
363 


18881 


48.868 


4,380 
008 

8.223 

1,17)8 

730 

2.380 

831 

016 

3.700 

7,738 

13,638 

1,368 

1,T07 


4,878 


} 


3.170 
>810 


«145 

C) 

130 
'113 


>  Fitrires  are  preliminary. 
I  Included  under*' all othtf  States." 

>  Virginia  fignrea  indaded  in  West  Virginia. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Mines,  Department  of  ComnMBM. 


*  Including  Qeorgia. 

*  IndndlDg  Washington. 


44S47*»— s  A 1929 50 


770  HINSRAL   PBODUCns 

Ho.  767. — lUJniTACTIIXED  OAS  mUBTKZ:  Matdbul*  Usas  akd  pBomjcn 


MoTi.— T&Me  flKoru  aiver  eitabUahmaDtj  angRfsd  prlmarllr  In  tbs  oo 

diUvend  Uuoush  nuliia.    On  produoed  and  oonaomd  within  tb*  m 


raaf  natiik* 


Unit 

OMor 

milk 

MalorUgc  product 

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>«. 

im 

»» 

mt 

WT 

nm 

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448.318 
T.3U 

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aft  731 

r    S.M7 

MLN 

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a,  on 

as 

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8 

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AU 

ii 

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WBt*rBM  and  oil  eu 

-do 

>  Not  isllMl  lor  on  Kh^ule. 


(iBDaitouotoablotMll 

□naMdd 

Y«r 

OuwUl 

Yoar 

Toulgw 

ptalucnd 

Produced 

Pnrdusod 

Ymr 

Coko- 
DvongM 

\-aturaI 

a.  add 

WW 

isa.svo 
iw.  101 

1911  ~ 

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ffig 

188.830 

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11 
11 

sK,<iati 

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313.718 

11 

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11 

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as 

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t(L95 

100  i 

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Msy  li,iWl.. 


BoaitK  BuTbiu  of  Labor  SUlLsUo,  Dvpuuntnc  of  Labor. 


UINERAli    PRODUCTB 
No.  770.— BBTAIL  PfilCSS  OF  OAS  IX  FUVCIFU  CITIB8 


*^iy  th«  actual  moathly  cost  di  gA 
DAtunl  faa  •nd  lot  nuaufacturvd 


_. Prion  (or  iiiMMilaBtuiit  ■■■  a« 

.  of  t.OaOcubiclMlpN  month.    Id  dlka  vban  ■  Mtrln  dune  of  ■  lUdioc 
^ 1 ^„  y^  „^  y^ 


ithu  3W  cuMe  iMt  por  monUi  pow  i 

^'-  -  -  'Jus  amouDt  pay  a  lowv  rata, 

,K>)  inibic  leet  to  (he  annee  v 

ttural  oiixed  ebb  an  baiad  oa  a 


>:  BiinHa<tdb«rSlatWla,I>vntiiMDtotl4Acc. 


772 


MINERAL    PRODUCTS 
Ho.  771.— HATUBAI  GAS  A>D  HATUXAl  BABOUWM 


dtikUuL    Produi 


In  mOUoni  of  aablo  IMt,  of  tMtUB*  te  lb 

n^urffl  for  gn  rflfvr  onljr  to  Ibat  markitwn 
ly  pnduoen.  and  Is-ie  ooaDtltlea  us  wutad  oi 
mpilon  Ogano  by  Butei  diffBr  r»tly  ft 


iRtimiOt 

etns 

1BP< 

>rtatl 

n 

Yowir 

mnrkeUwl 

NHiutiJ  e:t»>U>ia 

Veai 

r'rnduHid  sod 
msikeled 

...„^....,^ 

on™ 

ssr 

Value 

Ou        Pro. 
treated  duel  loo 

VbIuo 

X""  ^■^- 

,ai. 

Pro- 
dncUoo 

V.^ 

ISOA-IBIO. 

iWi-isis, 

iSij":::: 

iS 

017.  419 

711,001 

Is 

11 
li 

MIMOe  WIS3 

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82.a)G 

a 

i»38V/,:;i;Mo,oooj33a,'w3i.sai,'oio3tiTTB,o<mii^«i 

Nalunl  Ew  produoKi  uid  mukeivl 

S 

NatDiml  BMollne  pntioni. 

Ull 

im 

itu 

im 

.«, 

>«T 

It» 

itn 

.»' 

IMbL 

n.sT> 

m.iii) 

1.I8II.BT1 

1.11a,  oil 

i,44a,ui 

l,4U.tM 

1.S81.W0 

I,  Ml,  1« 

umw 

^>frS£.v:~: 

'9M 

a7,w« 

II 

I9.IU0 

tSli 

14307 

US 

40l4eT 

I1.S7S 

AM 

■If 

"Il 

3,8U 

w, 

•SI?: 

g,t)H 

4| 

II 

ami  (Hi 

la 

B.«7 

wsloso 

ULW 

ID.BI7 

ii 

01.807 

1 

Kjnt™iv:;::: 
get'Y'Si::::: 

M<» 

Oklahoma 

inla. 

>  Inrludn  fas  piped  from 
'  IncludM  68,000,000  cubl 
'  Ir.chiiln  M.0OO,a0a  cubl 
'  Includes  Colorado. 
•  Not  ibown  Mparatcly, 


feet  piped  (0  Meilco  1 


Id  Arkaniaa. 
1029,  79.000  000  In 
IH2J,  87,000,000  Id 


Ho.  773.— ASPHALT 

PRODOCnON, 

EXPORTO 

AND    iHPOSTn 

Quantity  and  value 

1)11     {      IIU 

Itn 

IMi 

un 

UMi 

QUArmTT.  TONS  or  i.000  roirNua 

MO,  0*0 

101,187 

I8^^ll 

g.B>S 

in 

i,t44,7n 

700^480 

i,oS:77g 
iue.iB7 

ll[uM 

i*,27a 

1,M7 

i,3.yi 

i:i»7i:b7o 

]2i[mo 
a,sB§ 

2.328 

BJ8.04O 
Iflt.OH 

60,  MT 

1,7V» 

S,UB 
2: 400 

^11 

Asptiiilt  and  relaint  bllunn-D  Impucled.. 

1,000 

J,  226 

78C 

Kroiii  Metltwi  pcIroU'iini 

Aiphnll  imd  related  Mlui»PD  Imported.. 

A>|,lj..ll  niKWlHl: 

'  PrrlimlDary.    •  NmlTe  i»iih;il[  nod  n 

men.    ■  In 

daitci  pelr 

leumaui 

id  7T3,  Buiuu  oi  M\n«,  I>evjiVm> 


MINERAL   PRODUCTS 


773 


No.  773.— PRODUCnOH  OF  CRUDE  PETROLRinC 

[Quantities  in  thonaands  of  barrels  (42  gallons) ;  Tallies  in  thousands  of  ddlars] 


Yearly  aver- 
age 

Qnantity 

1861-1S65 

2p479 

18(.r-1870 

4,013 

1871-1S75 

8,221 

1876-1880.... 

16,816 

18S1-1885.... 

25,506 

18h<>-lbW 

32,990 

11591-1895.... 

51,095 

181'6-1900.... 

59.498 

1901-1905...- 

102,083 

UO6-19I0 

172,769 

1911-1915 

247,739 

191  (,-1920 

362,  C61 

1921-1925.... 

647,961 

Vahie 


9,966 
15,795 
16.430 
22,926 

22,933 
23,830 
35,708 
56,836 

83,524 
119, 572 
18^793 
735,698 
999,  loo 


Year 


1903 
1904 
1905 
1906 

1907 
1908 
1909 
1910 

1911 
1912 
1913 
1914 
1915 


Quantity 


100,461 
117,081 
134,717 
126»4M 

166,005 
178,827 
183.171 
209,557 

220,449 
222,035 
248,446 
265,763 
281,104 


Valne 


94,694 

101. 175 

84,157 

92,445 

120,107 
129,079 
128,329 
127,900 

134,045 
164,213 
237. 121 
214,125 
179.461 


Year 


Qoantity 


300,767 
335^316 
355,928 
378,367 

442,929 
472,183 
557,531 
732,407 

718,940 
763,743 
770,874 
901,120 
900^304 


Value 


330^000 
£22;  635 
703,044 
760^266 

1,360,745 
814,745 
80M11 
078^430 

1,023,688 
1,284,000 
1,447,760 
1,172.880 
1,060^437 


1  Preliminary. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Mines,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


No.  774.— PETROLEUM  PRODUCTION,  IKPORTS,    EXPORTS,   AND  BUNKER 

on.  LADEN  ON  VESSELS  IN  FOREIGN  TRADE 

Note.— Exports  of  refined  oils  include  residuum  prior  to  1913  and  ezclade  it  thereafter.    Exports  exclude 

reexiXMts  of  imported  oils. 


Period 


1871-1880... 
1881-1890... 
1801-1895... 
1896-1900... 

1901-1905... 
1906-1910... 
19] 1-1915... 
1916-1920... 
1921-1925... 

1911 

1912 

1913 

1914 

1915 

1916 

1917 

1918 

1919 

1920 

1021 

1922 

1923 

1924 

1925 

1926 

1927 

1928 


Quantity  (thousands  of  barrels  of  42  gallons) 


Produc- 
tion, 
crude 
oil 


12.510 
29,240 
51,095 
50,498 

102,063 
172,769 
247,739 
362,661 
647,961 

220,440 
222,935 
248,446 
265,763 
281,104 

300,767 
335,316 
355,028 
378,367 
442,020 

472,183 
557,531 
732,407 
713,040 
763,743 

770,874 
001,120 
000,364 


Imports 


Crude 
oU 


ri) 
lO 

0) 

*206 
12.060 
40,531 
94,857 

1,461 

6,000 

16,970 

16.013 

18,130 

20,707 
30,127 
37,736 
52,822 
106,175 

125,364 

127,308 

82,015 

77,775 

61,824 

60,382 
58,383 
79^767 


Refined 
oils 


414 
1,401 
1,207 
1,340 
2,610 

8,412 

8,630 

17,593 

16,760 

16,324 

20,003 
13,281 
11,701 


Exports 


Crude 
oU 


528 
1,710 
2,606 
2;  007 

3,020 
3,686 
4,134 
5,413 
13,330 

4,806 
4,493 
4,633 
2,970 
3,768 

4,096 
4,006 
4,901 
5,924 
8^045 

8,865 

9,905 

17,061 

17,605 

13,125 

15,406 
15,843 
18,961 


Refined 
oils 


6,026 
12.064 
16,751 
20,240 

22,317 
30,521 
44,475 
58,806 
76,455 

37,307 
40,352 
44,622 
48,716 
51,377 

57.833 
58,999 
50,727 
52,641 
65^278 

57,534 
50,502 
77,893 
03,411 
03,843 

106,306 
115,300 
126,157 


Bunker 
oU 


11,681 
36,501 


SI,  302 
3,566 

5,530 

5,006 

6,603 

14,031 

26,335 

27.076 
31,602 
37.582 
43,328 
42,827 

46,662 
50,051 
51,125 


Value  (millions  of  dollars) 


Imports 


Crude  ReflDBd 
oU        oils 


6&5 
7a4 
53.0 
73.8 
7&4 

70.3 
78.6 

oa5 


I 

1.1 

&0 

22.2 


.5 
L4 
2.1 
L5 

.2 

L8 
4.3 
4.4 
5.0 

lai 
las 

17.8 
24.3 
26.0 
3L3 

44.6 
33.6 

4ao 


ExiXMts 


Crude 
oils 


2.4 

5.1 
&0 
&8 

6.8 

6.4 

6.1 

14.1 

22.5 

6.2 
6.8 
&4 
5.0 
i.3 

7.0 

7.7 

12.1 

14.8 

28L0 

2a2 
1&8 
23.1 
26.5 
24.3 

28.5 
25.0 
26.8 


Refined 
oils 


87.7 
48.7 
4a8 
57.1 

68.5 

oa4 

125l8 
323.7 
868.6 

00.8 
117.4 
130.7 
133.7 
138.3 

1015 
2t5c2 
332.2 
827.0 
519L3 

368.5 
812.6 
327.0 
302.3 
422.6 

407.2 
42017 
466.2 


Banker 


oil 


71.0 
73.0 
50L3 


1  Data  are  not  available. 

)  A  verage  for  years  1906-1910  for  total  mineral  oils.  ^ 

*  July  to  December.    Reports  for  July  and  August  did  not  include  San  Frandsoo. 

Source:  Bureau  of  Mines  and  Bumn  of  Foreign  and  Domeitic  Commeroe,  Department  of  Commerce. 


774 

Mo.  775.- 


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13,918 

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1»5,071 

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770.974 

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71.  i 

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30.988 

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a»78,0M 

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10.158 

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7.J83 

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1.780,  OB 

>  Includes  InilgnlDcBnt  quuitilles  nal 
n  buhuw  npDiMd  witb  muutis  t     '      '       ~ 


'  Lis*  than  UO  bairels. 


yeais  iMt  aad  19 


ug  on  producing  pioporllfi. 

31:  pnitouil;  with  Llma-lDdhuw  naloa. 

(or  Oklahoma  in  leOScmd  IMM. 

■  Not  abovD  •epantely  prior  to  ION. 


irn 

i*n 

l»M 

im 

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im 

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37*.6ia 

301,  MO 

814  728 

'431.  MB 

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20.031 

909 

5.fl04 

> 110. 170 

■  U.'S, 

121  M7 

ssioss 

i 

30,317 
W 

7.S38 
113.80* 
5D.0N1 

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1.883 

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734 

8.  BSD 

|S 

101 3«n 

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m44ii 

Iks?~*^^"'^ 

Foniiiro  p.lri.l.um  held  by  Impor- 
rroduom'  MoGkji  (>t  wells) 

11«.«J0 

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lasjo 

Orand  loul  ilacki  illoili 

6aO,iS7 

HT.WD 

MT.m 

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3  jDclu'lod  boflinnJng  102^ 
T  Mncki  Id  California  are  Inclitdsit  witb  rcfln 

lUabia.  ■  lacludu  wai,  ooka,  aipnaii,  ana  re.wiuuii 

TsblM  77JI  tod  T7t:  Bui«aualMiDCi,'D«tiHliQ«iiV<il<^Q<amH««. 


UINSILU.  PBODUOIS  775 

H«.  777.— SUPPIT  Um  DUCAKD  OF  CBVm  Am  BEimD  OILS 


t*H 

UK 

IMt 

un 

las 

^^^^S^^^i^^:::-:-:::- 

O.BM 

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Mum 

■as 

M,lll 

as 

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11 

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13,881 
l,011,«i 

11 

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TT.ns 

MLSDS 
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EllKTO«- 

..  , n  (atduilve  o(  , 

a,  mod,  eicspt  In  1821,  tata 


fonuA,  rrAiiAd  prodncta.  ud,  excspt  In  1931, 

•  iDcludM  shlpmenu  to  naDCDOtlsncKa  ttniuxits, 

'  locludca  bnnkar  oQ  put  no  vuMb  aoaaced  In  loi^n  ti 


776 


lONSBAZ.  FBODTTCTS 


Note.— Stocks  are  those  la  tha  hands  of  reflotn  onlr.    Hence 

detlrerJAB  bj  rBflners  to  dealers  and  oonsuiDeni.    Ei[xirlA  Include ,— , - , , , 

rice,  Coosumptlon  Bgures  lorkeiDsene,  gas  oil  sod  fuel  oil,  and  lubricaUng  oil  for  IB2Z  tolS28  take  into 
scoonnt  oompaiatively  small  Imports  not  ahovn  aepuately,  lud  tor  which  no  dUa  van  available  prior  to 
October,  lea.  In  1918 theM  Imports werssstoUons:  Keicsens. 204,000  bairelii  guandfUBl  aa,7,2a8,an 
barrsls;  lubricants,  13.DQD  barrels 


onndii)] 


Item 

w. 

«, 

m. 

1*H 

IIW 

UN 

mt 

ira 

330,026 

MttTOa 
12S,8S 

H7,972 

e!ss2 
u;as4 

2M,B10 
18.470 

as 
lis 

1&,I>28 

Sffi 

707 
4,827 

as 

42,  teg 

S.487 
33,299 

ia«,7« 

M,B27 

34,048 

331373 
34072 
381,388 

ti 

4«,»47 

164,  71» 

873 

2,327 

IIS 

6.9X6 

18,011 

B43.71B 
46!  7«* 
12,871 

il 

80. 028 

ism 

38,712 

'19,568 
2«^4fi3 

!7.4W 

JS 

18.124 
618.491 
**J81 

Be 

^^ 
8.283 

iftsm 

a' 813 

38^876 
59.680 

'mm 

39,880 
304.091 

■^," 

'IS 

7,253 
30,681 

(MO,  877 
114  301 

338 

^S 

8,044 
23,014 

779,364 

44,083 

'37,098 
'34478 

299,734 
43,313 

39,023 
301,811 

61,788 
22,248 
4  676 
38,140 

304  108 

3%2SB 
22,808 

sta 

3B1 

3,028 

193 

8.080 

20.938 

S28.S35 

778,720 
60,106 

'S3,ioa 

'  3*317 
330,435 

il 

7.115 

81,721 
IM,MT 

'tea  038 

'»46 

"•&• 

7.40S 
%S«» 

911831 

Natnml  easoihie  run  WitiUa 
Stoics  of  crade  oU,  end  ol  year. 

gffi 

7^508 
ti,4ei 

r. 

29)  (S7 
lAWl 

ita,7u 

M03£ 

3,30e 
IS,  823 

Slocks,  end  or  Fear 

•^^STuced 

on  168 

3&0« 

non 

»7,0« 

434  m 

44.40 

!i-S 

fllocka,Md"oty;i.- 

u.A^'"^-'^"- 

stocks,  end  or  year 

"T«SS"e?^"o"r-^""d^: 

Coke — production -1.000  tons.. 

raaiM 

Stocks,  end  of  Jear.  .do. . . . 

1*,WT 

•  Not  aTsuaoie. 

•  1027  data  rerlsed  ror  comparison  with  1038;  earlls  yean 


flD-lctly  comparsble  vltli  1037  and  1034 

Stills  and  Ootfqt 

ipt  wu.  arbich  li  in  tbooMnda  of  poomda] 


CradeoiIniT,  iij 

'"?Zlu:Zr 

o„„, 

nrreflneriM,  1028 

H.Bim. 

.»■ 

tns 

■», 

'"". 

hue 

Mue 

"'oU 

Lnhri- 

Wa» 

Tolal.._ 

aK,m 

014*11 

14  in 

34*86 

377,188 

•4188 

434786 

H,W« 

OCIM 

11 

flsioos 

111.312 

^T7 
1.018 

2,304 

§i 

4  31B 

H,033 

il 

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IM.ISO 

1 

8,3*)! 
TOO 

3.401 

zsaui 

11 

Lo'i  1  <l< urn  iind  Ark BnM> 

*:  TaUsoTTVand  T80,  Bunauol  MlnM,D«9Ul,m< 


UINBBAI)  PB0DUOT8 


Ho.  781.— FSTBOLEVK  PIPB  UXK 


777 


1^  •!>»•.  MMFlBm 

CaaipaD)r  imd  iiimo  nr  Ddi!  Mtrtd 

0T*»- 

Invwl- 

0(h«r 

Br 

puuta 

rr 

iDO^ 

ALL  BB»OBIlJiO  COWriMIB 

M.Ka 

IS 
'J 

11 

IIAMT 

m,a3 

1 

i,m 

»i 
1 

as 

sa.;w 

«J.I7(1 

as 

1.719 

1 
1 

7,«M 

*.»«; 

1 

ra.9« 

1K3 , 

Si,496 

mwi 

IB,Z3B 

1 

•■a 

2.ITt 

i!S 

li 

cut 

lumMePlwiI-iiMCo... 

liir.,.,.=  Pl|ieLlneCi. 

IS 

'ii! 

IS 

.'J 

"'iS? 

"■a 

if 

a.a2s 

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RhrFTetonEIDondoPlpaUnsCo.diK.} 
fincUlrPipeLiDsCo 

ira" 

TfiiaP.petiMCo _._ 

fS 

Ho.  782.— PKTR0LB1TH:  Pricxb  of  Cbudb  and  RimntD  Pbodqctb 

Non— PtifM  ol  <xai*  iBdtBdaQiB  dolkn  pv  html  «f  4t  (aUgBi,  gtlMra  Ib  onti  pw  nikn.  C< 
pilrd  by  Joseph  C.  PcgUB.  Tbe  weighted  tveraga  t)ri»  an  EompaUd  hom  flTe  prliiij»l  EndM 
nude  oil  Bt  wtJh,  from  flve  markelsoch  for  knomDeand  piiollnt  trom  Mnk  w«(aii,  Irom  flTtnfln 
ioraiion'  loi  luel  oil,  and  [or  Are  cradea  ol  labrtcatlus  oU 


Y«r 

Crude 

iST 

K(fX). 

Fnal 

oU 

-? 

M<>Dltl.l(r38 

rrod* 

"te- 

E<ro- 

■Sf 

"J^ 

ZtoH.. 
L77 

1:1 

Cfnto 

12.3 

li 

Cnta 

J.  1 

117 
t7 

1! 

Is 

L30 

^11 

Onto 

«o 

!3.0 
Ml 

Febniiry'.'" 

!^;::::: 

1 

l-SJ 

14.4 

Is 

li 
li 

.RU 
LOO 

.IKS 

.ax 
.en 

'.8S1 

:S 

CMt 

Jnly 

S«ptenib«r"I 

October 

NoTambtt... 
D«caiDb<r — 

lJ-« 

M3 

778 


lONSHAI.   PBODCOTB 


Note. — bnpcrti  an  "  Importa  ftir  aafwnmpUiin  "  uid  ladnds  oil  Uudj  ol  hydnoUa  euBMit.  d 
ta  ParllBnd.  "SblpintDta"  lodtide  eiporta  mada  AinOij  by  nuumbctnnn  and  iMpmH 
tlwm  to  DODOOOtignaiu  UiritoriW.    CSseTttdaTMJ 


SUM 

W* 

IfU 

ittt 

i» 

itu 

UM 

■an 

- 

TboiuaadsotbBi 

relgofsrapoandi 

IB,™ 
il.*8l 

1 

'sot 

U.S1S 

?™ 
iiii 

es,siKi 

ii.«(a 

WO.  on 

1,133 

tl: 

4,  Ml 

ii 

ss 

15,800 

GZfi 
8,833 

\6S3 

'a 

i 
,Sffi 

B 

u^oa 

2.014 
H.  152 

IS1.8W 

S!S 
11 

is 

iM.ue 

^7lo 

IP 

(2,  OBI 
1B%1ST 
3,M4 

IT«.»OI 
I,S66 

fi.'*!* 

13,  MS 

4778 
10,775 

«.TS> 

"IS 

2%«S7 

mat 

LLM 

UM 

Ot  Her  bibm»!,V,'_.'  '.'. 

fllocks,  cud  of  jear 

%■ 

Inctudn  Georgia  and 


I  iDcludti  Scnttukr  and  Wot  Vbxinl& 
•  IndndV  OUabonui. 


Ho.  784.— PORTIAHD  CEMENT:  Shipmkntb 

BT   DsBTINATIOHS 

BtsM 

IIU 

1B» 

IMJ 

IK« 

Stale 

IfU 

UM 

I8BT 

H 

•"•r.'^-.s:. 

IW.MS 

1M.18T 

IT1.84S 

l7^7^(^ 

Sontti  1(1110110- 

1,488 

8M 

ta 

a,  DM 

B.i9t 
4.189 

■■s 

23fi 

4M 

18,178 

12:434 
N 

s.Tsa 
S3a 

iSi 
1 

770 
3|t43 
S,«M 

1.138 

11,  nt 

3.023 

BO 
1.347 

SM 
l.M» 

X4aj 

T.W 
l.SH 

5S 
981 

IC^OM 

■■|s 

1,001 
IT.  IN 

,i| 

1.138 

"'c:-..'.!. 

IMllS 

H0.MO 

170.737 

174,678 

l.» 

«,M4 

J 

1,758 
W.KI{ 

i*.m 

iS. 

H.«S 
4.  IOC 
11.  U7 

i 

(HI 

11,  ow 

402 
HIT 

B-Taa 

548 

J 

*t.iet 

13,840 

Is 

434 

s;wT 

IT,™ 
2.31B 

fl.»4« 

4«0 
3t0 

asat 

3,061 

13,  in 

8.739 

II 

3,Ma 

!,»4 
43.  TU 

1:S 

13, 9M 

17,104 
3.0M 

13,811 

3,343 

ta 

le..."^. 

RhodaMnnd 

IfiddlsAUlBlIc 

New  Vorli„_ 

Oforgitt- 

Florida 

EutSoiUhO«. 

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Kentucky.... 

Alabama.";; 

Mi3.1sslppi... 

WenSoidliCn- 

1.B 

JS 

U.M 

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Mtmuiaii;;;;; 

MlfWoEn.— - 

as.':::: 

NewMsiioo.. 
Artionn 

■■s 

: 

Nohtuka 

BoiilhAllutic... 

Oflawani 

M«rylBi,d_... 

N«vadu - 

cljuSiiin;;;;; 

rTi-nrladlnrlby 
iri..i]Lirnciu.-era'. 

MINEBAI.   PBODVOTS  779 

Ho.  785. — CIMXMT  PftODVCTIOH:  QcumTT,  bt  KunM,  Ain>  Totai.  Valus 


12lbrou(hl0Mtbeai 


■^nsr-"* 

™., 

Ytn 

ol  taenia 

Tool 

ymr 

Tutti 

Ptcl- 

lud 

Muon- 
ry,  Ml- 

„^ 

uUa 

Ibou- 

Toul 

Pvt. 

TAmaa- 

s 

a,7Ji 
to) 101 

Is 

SG.890 
TO.J48 

3U 

B 
11 

«4.WI 
7S,U> 

az.(3s 
vt.vn 

'si 

1,019 

i!I7 

li 

£931 
«;47B 

53.811 

«,-a 

US,™ 

VS.001 

SfcTtlB 

nssa 

JtS! 
imTsi 

ISS! 

100.0s 

,5!g 

137, 4«0 
ISUUB 

is 

7W 
«3B 
US 

i 

1,173 
1.418 

■i,T» 

1106 

X3ia 

7i2SS 

l3«li7Sa 

lortn:  Buiwu  of  MIdh,  DapwtnHl  dl  C< 
Ho.  786. — STONB:   PsODCCTioM  CSalbs),  BT  Vaeibtie8   i 


v„,.„..... 

\1S! 

int 

im 

IKS 

UM 

im 

int 

un 

'^ 

TU>I 

«.9n 
17a 

1,HU 

4.1,(01 
l,SU 

I.3M 
MO 

IM 

44S 

I.SL4 

6.mj 

1,S3I 

au 

<D3 
40^704 

7,M0 

"Is 

76,701 

m 

3,i8e 

62.323 

t;s 

t.W8 

1M,IM 

a.w4 

7t,SM 

4,3M 

37« 

na 

s 

lit,  Ml 
8,074 

S.M1 

3«1 

an 

,ti 

22,  Ml 

i,an 

IM.tH 
«,330 

m,K8 

4.7M 

»ss 

M 

344 

MO 
4,0m 

».sia 

t.SSI 

IWIU 

10.707 

a.  Ill 

3.W 

am 

4,fllS 
M.M» 
11.  «M 

l.«3 

1«,W 

Ci.nrir 

lls-.jl  undnlBlcd  rocki 

8,W1 

4.»M 

nii™i, 

*.717 

'?^ 

M»nu  foil  tiring  lnduslIlBS  nitw- 

<r»<»<)  In  IHrlr  wlUng  uniu  tha  qiuinUIka  v«  u  ton^Kr  IVTT:  SuUdinc  utoDB,  SI.IM.DOI 
Duimnul  itnoa.  4.3^000  eoblc  Wt;  pkvinc  blocka,  3B,7aMao-,  corUnc  t^ajaoi)  oaUc  IM 

fly  asTJcuJtEini  Ijnuolood. 

':  Buroiu  of  Mlus,  Deiartmeiit  of  Conmuna. 


780  MINBBAL   PBODUOTS 

Ho.  787.— CLAY  AND  OIASS  PBODUCTS:  Proddctiok 


HoiuiK.  Jiui»> 


MINBSAL  PRODUCTS. 


781 


Bn*k  (mimoiit) 

Yeu 

Com. 

Vltil- 

ani> 

Ttce 

B,* 

Arcbi- 

Hoi. 

tile 

Tile 
(doI 

pipe 

Com- 

flfn" 

Fsee 

l'.!3 

ii 

i 
1 

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a 

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l.«)3 

i 
11 

S0;13S 

ii 

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12.138 

1 

ftS14 

£z»o 

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ii 

i 

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i 
Ii 

1 

18,828 

S.W3 

17^  fits 

iT.iia 

as 
ss 

11 

32.788 

IJ,«77 

si 

11 

■la 

]9ifl_ 

M.4aT 

9S 

§!1! 

iwsv::::::: 

as 

No.  789. — SALT:  PsoDucnoN,  BT  States  and  Kinds;  Expobtb  / 


V.:. 

Fred  action 

E.p<Kt. 

Importt 

Ymt 

Produrlian 

ElporU 

Impoiti 

lt*rt 

ii 

2!  108 

3(1  as 

St,CI(U 

113,  m 

as 

la 

ii 

M.sia 

1918 

Mi 

fiSffi 

III 

8,m4.7M 

1M.7S3 

ii 

134.  wg 

125.529 
1*4.  MS 
165,079 

11S,3M 

™ 

IBK— 

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BlaWPtkiud 

IM 

III* 

m. 

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itn 

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i.ni,ira 
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1,109.  M» 
i?£7",S 

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1.333.283 

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IS 

3(1 079 
l,«i3,IMS 

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'S33,33( 
B2.»7 

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1. 395.823 

ilisias? 

11 

T.SfiT.MO 

2.iS%g« 

■Si 

i00.3M 

AS 

T.iM.WC 
X«l.4ti 

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JM.7M 
MS.1] 

IS 

i:i43.»<ic 

».OTt,TllO 

1,085.230 

830.790 
833.730 

°!«1l!L%. 

CalllorDia 

H!42 

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138,188 

1.72MS4 
4I^3BS 

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1.819.  VIA 

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335,100 

MS 

2. 117. 780 

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Uk.) 

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ftt«,ni  1  T,Mci,>H  |ii.nT.«sa  |tt,s*4.(n9  ^,iat.t«i 

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»«.TT«,5«B 

ACCIDENTS 


OoM.idlrcr.uidm 


QnarrlM    (udDdlDR    ontilde 
(f unlTfcH  (mtaklit  worlii  aaJr) 


il  rock  QoanlM-.. 
IB  quarries. . . 


Tnp<ock  iiuurlM. . . 
■atelhirficsl  pluU 

Oi«-drf^Ing  i>1aiiU... 


OBki<a*au 

BrproOudst 


!toa.88a 

.  IEiS.8H 


1&,U3 

nxatr 


8,  17ft  806 
M,T8S,M1 


1.77itW 


NomtiHliilM 
injimdnr 


Ai 


Ho.  7»1.~FATAL  ACCIDENTS  IN  ICNERAI   INDUSTBIEB:  Bt  Cadbkb 


.n„„t».»^»™ 

m. 

im 

im 

int 

int 

UM 

mi 

1- 

l,Mi 

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i» 

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873 
83 

1.M1 

1.058 

1,W9 

111 

us 
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1 
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< 

■  IdcIu'Iv  immalurs  blasts,  eiplarion  ot  misBrgs,  xidocatlOD  h;  ibs  from  uplnalTas,  flrlDg  plaoM  h^ 


ACCIDENTS  783 

Va.  701. — Fatal  Accidents  in  Mineral  Indubtbibb:   Bi    CADsafl — Contd. 


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... 

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«. 

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in* 

», 

». 

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71 

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10 

11 

18 
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SouTDe:  Dunauof 

Ho.  793— ACCIDENTS  HT  XIHEBAL  IKDUSTRIES:  Bt  Giionpa  OP  Indubtriw 

Note.— Ci Rons  [or  metal  mloai  Isdude  mlDu  producing  noDinauUlc  inlDerala  MbM  tbsa  oml 


03,  «V  T«.E10 
1SS,MT    07,138 

ia,m\  1X1,  IRS 

13J.IBI  118;  113 
1M.T13I  133.000 
t2T.S3»  IBLSn 
IIS,S1«  113,447 
113,«M  Wa,HB 


MMO 
MI,4H 


"US'  ^"^y 


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IV.  3M 

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730,071 
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S2 MANUFACTURES 


(Dau  in  this  Mction  relate  to  oontmental  Uailed  States.    For  addittoaal  Haliitici  regwdiac  fcod 
iac  indufltries  and  mineral  mannftMstwinf  indnatriee  aae  aacdona  on  Hum  Animala  am 
Farm  Cropa  and  Foodatnifa,  and  Mining  and  Kinaral  Plodnola]; 

Oknssal  Note.— Prior  to  1800  oensus  stAtistics  of  manafBctareB  wwe  ooDeoted  dMsniiially  and  from 
then  to  1910  every  five  years.  Beginning  with  1021  data  are  beinf  collected  every  two  years.  For  tha 
census  of  1800  and  previoos  censuses  data  were  coUeeted  for  both  mctories  and  hand  and  neighbortiood 
industries.  For  the  oensus  years  1004  to  1010,  indnsive,  factories  having  products  valued  at  $600  or  more 
were  included,  but  the  statistics  beginning  1021  (exoe|>t  as  to  certain  major  items  shown  for  that  year  in 
Table  794  only ) ,  relate  only  to  es  Ukbushments  having  products  valued  at  $5,000  or  more.  However,  m  1021, 
establishments  having  products  valued  at  $600  or  more  but  less  than  $5,000,  while  coinitftuting  21  per  cent 
of  the  total  number  ofestablishments,  employed  only  six-tenths  of  1  per  cent  of  the  total  nmutMr  of  wage 
earners,  and  had  an  output  of  only  three-tenths  of  loer  cent  of  the  total  value  of  tha  product. 

The  statistics  for  automobile  repairing,  collected  for  1014  and  1010,  have  been  ezdnded  from  Tables  703 
and  795  to  707.  Other  adjustments  in  previously  published  flgnzes  in  the  third  section  of  Table  708  and  in 
Tables  795  to  707  have  been  made  as  follows:  (1)  Data  for  **  Coffee  and  spice,  roasting  and  binding."  have 
been  added,  except  for  1025,  for  which  year  such  data  were  not  tabulataa;  (2)  data  fof '  Poultry  kuling  and 
dressins  "  have  been  deducted,  as  no  data  were  collected  for  this  industry  for  1037.  Also  in  TiUole  708  the 
figures  for  salaried  employees  and  salaries  for  1023  and  1025  have  been  adjusted  by  deducting  the  number  of 
salaried  employees  and  salaries  for  central  administrative  office  employees.  Data  in  regard  to  salaried 
employees  of  central  administrative  offices  were  not  collected  for  1027.  These  data  for  1014, 1010,  and  1021 
are  not  available,  and  therefore  no  change  was  made  for  these  years. 

Figures  for  wages,  cost  of  materials,  and  value  of  products  are  greatly  affected  by  changes  in  the  baying 
power  of  money  or.  in  other  words,  oy  the  general  levels  of  prices  and  wages.  Figures  of  total  cost  of 
materials  and  total  value  of  products  for  many  individual  industries,  for  all  groups  of  industries,  and 
especially  for  all  industries  combined,  involve  much  duplication.  This  is  due  to  the  use  of  products  of  a 
given  establishment  as  material  for  another  in  the  same  or  a  different  industry. 


No.  793.~MAVIJFACTimS8 :  Summart,  1840  to  1927 


Num- 
ber of 
estob- 
Ush- 
meats 


Sala- 
ried 
offi- 


and 
em- 
ploy- 


Factories  and  hand  and  neigh- 
borhood industries: 

1849 

1850 

1869 

1879 

1889 

1899 

Factories,  excluding  hand  and 
neighborhood  industries  and 
establishments  with  products 
valued  at  less  than  $500: 

1899 

1904 

1909 

I9I4« 

Factories,  excluding  estabUsh- 
inents  with  products  valued 
at  less  than  $5,000: 

1914 

1919 

1921 

1923 

1925 

1927 


Wage 


for 
the 


) 


Horse- 
power 


In  thousands 


128 
140 

2sa 

864 
866 

512 


SO 
868 
273 


177 
214 
106 
106 
187 
102 


864 
680 
700 

063 


•062 
1,438 
1,146 
l.»0 
1,255 
1,301 


067 
l«311 
2;  064 
2;  783 
4,262 
5»a06 


4.713 
5,466 
6^616 
7,094 


6,885 
8,006 
6,044 
8,777 
8,382 
8,360 


2;  846 

8,411 

6^080 

10^006 


13,488 
18,675 
22;  421 


22;  280 
•28;  324 

33,002 
35,767 
88,886 


ries 


Wages 


Cost  of 
mate- 
rials, 
sup- 

fuel, 

and 

power 


Vahie 

of 
prod- 
ucts 


Value 
added 

by 
manu- 
facture 


In  minions  of  doOais 


881 

574 


1,274 


1,274 
2;  880 
2;  562 
2;  806 
2,021 
3,280 


237 

555 

1,010 

370 

1,032 

1,886 

620 

1,001 

8,386 

048 

8,307 

5,370 

1,801 

5^162 

0,372 

2;  321 

7,844 

13,000 

2;0QB 

6,576 

11,407 

2;  610 

8,500 

K704 

8,427 

12;  148 

20;  673 

4,068 

14,350 

24^217 

•4,067 

14^367 

23,076 

•10;  460 

87,107 

62^000 

8,200 

2^202 

48,610 

a  008 

84,684 

6G;530 

10;  727 

86,807 

62^668 

10;  840 

86^138 

62^718 

464 
864 

1,886 
1,078 
4.210 
6^666 


4.881 
6,204 
8,680 
8;  868 


0,708 
24,808 
18,827 
86^846 
86^771 
87,666 


1  No  comparable  data. 

*  Not  called  for  on  schedule. 

*  Data  approximately  the  same  as  given  for  factories  and  hand  and  neighborhood  industries,  as  tha  amount 
of  horsepoww  used  in  the  latter  is  small. 

*  Includes  daU  for ''  Poultry  killing  and  dressing"  industry. 

>  InchidesdaU  far  all  estabUshments  reporting  products  valned  at  $600  or  more.  Thase  items  were  not 
tabulated  separately  for  estabUduMots  reporting  products  valued  betwei  $600  and  $B|000. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

785 

44847'— B  A 1929 51 


786 


MANUPACTUBBS 


Ho.  794. — MANITFAGTURES :     Establishments,  Classzfisd 

Products  * 


BT     VaI«UB    op 


Note.  — Data  for  the  "Coffee  and  spioe,  roasting  and  grindins"  industry  omitted  for  10S5  bat  indudii 
for  other  years.    See  general  note,  p.  785.    Data  by  size  of  establishments  were  not  compiled  fn  107 


Class  of  establishments  aooord- 
ing  to  Taloe  of  products 


than  $6,000: 

1W5 

1023 

1921 

1010 

1014 

$6,000  and  over: 

1926 

1923 

1921 

1919 

1914 

$6,000  to  $20,000: 

1926 

1928 

1921 

1919 

1914 

$20^000  to  $100,000: 

1925 

1928 

1921 

1919 

1914 

$10aOOO  to  $500,000: 

1925 

1928 

1921 

1919 

1914 

$600,000  to  $1,000,000: 

1926 

1928 

1921 

1919 

1914- 

$1,000,000  and  over: 

1926 

1928 

1921 

1919 

1914 


Establishments 


Number 


{^ 


>63,999 
06,486 

97,060 

187,300 
190,309 
190,207 
224,020 
178,731 

55,876 
61,981 
71,076 
87,440 
87,031 

68.051 
72,370 
72,251 
77,911 
56,814 


Per 
cent 
distri- 
bution 


Wageeamen 


loao 
loao 
loao 
loao 
loao 

29.8 
8L6 
3a2 

3a9 

49.2 

36.8 
3&9 
30.8 
817 
3L8 


42,209 

22.5 

42,076 

2L4 

38,027 

19.4 

39,047 

17.7  ' 

26,847 

14  6 

9.771 

5.2 

9,660 

49 

7,681 

3.9 

9,208 

41 

4,820 

a4 

10,583 

6i6 

10^827 

6t2 

7.883 

8.7  ' 

ia414 

40 

3.819 

11 

Arerage 
number 


•40^924 

46,813 

128,028 

8.384.261 
8.778^160 
0,040^670 
9,05a  560 
0.906^094 

156.373 
189,738 
224,862 
949,722 
429,067 

660^309 
718^746 
740,024 
793,628 
990,610 

1, 675, 911 
1,721,260 
1,629,673 
1,719,982 

<3,ooa;o7i 

1,131,430 

1,134807 

906^659 

1,114,616 

4,760^229 
6^013»600 
3,379^663 
5, 173;  712 
2,476,006 


Per 

eent 

distri- 

bntloo 


Vsliie  of  pndnetB 


ao 

.6 
L8 

loao 
loao 

90.4 
90.6 
96.2 

1.9 
%2 
8.2 

a7 

&1 

7.9 
&2 

ia7 

&7 
142 

2ao 

19.6 

28.3 

1&9 

<42l7 

13.5 
119 
13.8 
118 
0) 

5a8 

57.1 
4&4 
5&9 
3&2 


8 


*  1801018,075 
107,085,044 
388,881,081 

62,713,713.780 
Oa  868,08^300 
48,868,38E8.888 

02;  350;  008. 738 
84,013,008,00 

628,873,408 
007,900,788 
783;  077, 488 
04S,0Qa;8S7 
006^003^188 

3, 272, 100, 873 
8,438,433,530 
8, 830;  36a  409 
8,571,383,801 
3, 56a  23^  411 

0,576,00a  021 
0,48a  60%  808 
8,40a75a540 
8, 98a  873, 181 
5, 743;  37a  803 

6,87ail3,308 
6,763,8iai73 
5,2Ba73a58S 
0,487,131,838 
8,03aO0a748 

42.3«a041,140 

4a  18a  15a  874 

26, 837, 47a  808 
42, 301, 103, 017 
11, 704,00a  038 


ti 
.1 

LI 

mi 

Mil 

mi 

LI 
11 
LI 

LI 

17 

51 
57 

ri 

mi 
m 

l&T 
At 

144 

m7 

ILI 
ILl 

m 

184 
HI 

«:.i 

A4 
Oil 
Al 
«l 


1  To  make  the  percentages  for  the  numbers  of  establishments  comiwrable,  thoee  for  all  5  years  liave  1 
based  on  the  numbers  of  establishments  reporting  products  valued  at  $5,000 or  more.    The  prrirntpM 
wageeamersand  ralue  of  products,  however,  have  not  been  similarly  adjusted,  the  comparabilitT  c 
peroentagsB  having  been  affected  very  slightly  by  the  omission  of  small  establishments  m  1023  ■M  ml 

s  No  data  for  establishments  with  products  under  $5,000  in  value  have  been  tabulated  for  1038  and  Mi 

•  The  data  for  the  53,999  establishments  in  the  "  Less  than  $6,000  "  class  are  not  indaded  In  itfet 
tables. 

•  DaU  for  $500,000  to  $1,000,000  class  and  $100,000  to  $500,000  class  combined. 

Souroe:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


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S8.W.M1 

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1.  Food    uid    kludrad 

49.787 

B7II.S30 

823,383 

a  113.433 

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4.tH.«l 

prodniti. 

lUfi 

^■?S 

882.010 

ni^MS 

7,700,917 

IO|373!083 

2.803.186 

8.S78.M 

1933 

laai 

M.TJO 
M,M4 

BgO,«27 
KM,  3113 

794, 12i 

t'.ixa'.tia 

Oi  497. 827 
8,33^413 

a.s38,B<a 

2,138,801 

3.71LIUt 

77*679 

10. 118,  sit 

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s.He,i» 

in.2S7 

t3\0§3 

802,719 

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1,08S,B83 

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Sll.Olfl 

1,781T8T 

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1.  TutllM   uid   tbalr 

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18.843 

l.e»4.4IB 

l.TWMS 

4,W2,T18 

8,«Aa47I 

4.037,767 

*.ia4a 

pnduota. 

S'iK 

1.828.383 

1.8*4.814 

fi.349.92S 

9,118.13* 

3, 778,  no 

3.885.59 

1933 

as,  TIB 

1,715.1tt3 

1,743,798 

3,391.441 

9,401.281 

4,067,841 

3.^.481 

1911 

1,609.738 

1,4711.333 

6.9S8.48S 

3.156,375 

ISIS 

6Ut«;js8 

9,!10,033 

S,S3I,I4& 

LM&MI 

Xf.XM 

'«76|  782 

2. 013.  738 

1.431.073 

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IgW 

o,«a 

i.iai,m 

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iloafilsoe 

7JJ,7M 

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881,  •B7 

iB»,;9a 

.833,038 

B,4*T,43T 

1,833,480 

8,111.731 

prududa. 

StlBlS 

911.  IH 

BT8,4T3 

,T1S.3«1 

3.888.137 

, WO,  77a 

*47aM 

11,078 

tai.  BIS 

«61B«S 

:B^3SS 

3.881,188 

,W>.M1 

3.»K.ai 

21,  3W 

703, 3eo 

BTO.tei 

l;49S.Ki7 

.384  239 

1B19 

884.0)1 

SKBTl 

.88^841 

3. 111.400 

l,40l^7« 

1914 

43.  MS 

883,  »4 

ir 

783,938 

'sea  817 

s:i%4x 

ISU 

aa,o» 

871,898 

480,030 

ll  007,631 

838.003 

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leeg 

m.Mi 

373, 5TI 

1,084,031 

1.7W.780 

TH.84S 

predneuJ 

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21^743 

as4.<)in 

911, 859 

1.300.480 

038,831 

t.375:» 

1913 

J '91 

a^l^9i^ 

331.142 

879,038 

1,480.130 

iU,30I 

%  314.  SB 

3^318 

Wfi.ATl 

300,347 

870.408 

1.083,311 

411.  ita 

1.IW 

»8..^1S 

213. 0»9 

731,326 

1,251.974 

310.748 

1. 1ST.  514 

1477 

313.439 

8E,Tia 

307,387 

lisn.tM 

S.  Pttatlng       pubUah- 

1917 

3«.4I« 

127  ra4 

8^Z 

733.489 

2.848.078 

3.0SS.OO» 

3884* 

Ini,  uitl  alUHllD- 

13,310 

SIl^Oll 

MO,SH 

8W678 

2.583.305 

1.800,1139 

4B5.rt 

13.  OKI 

307.084 

864,481 

1,308.  ON 

1,841,879 

43t,W 

IWl 

»l,084 

4331  BS3 

l.a88,S8 

1.  WO.  371 

33.728 

S3l,el3 

586:977 

1,781. 849 

1.178.883 

K%m 

34,731 

MsilBI 

T<™ 

235,800 

n4.ooa 

88^391 

M1.4M 

iwg- 

»8,744 

214,588 

BOI.OOT 

3Sa,Ml 

(n 

fl.  Ohnniam    «id    «■ 

1927 

•i.m 

1,  Km  300 

S.3S3.3M 

i,SJ;JS 

1.8SI,* 

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7,33.1 

397.348 

1,837.388 

3^51470 

I.TUl* 

taa 

M7,  130 

389,  WIS 

1,710.204 

1.9W,I« 

1.3U,H1 

1,8S7.H 

7,SW 

100,018 

324,987 

1,3.18.214 

2.04.830 

878,818 

'?'JS 

32S,32S 

1271148 

3,811.811 

1,638.478 

1.731.M 

11.  .US 

158, 88g 

s,s 

1,013.892 

1.981.349 

■54837 

1.48l,« 

189»< 

14,  M7 

SOB,  234 

817,130 

1.319,441 

803. 217 

1.373 

141, 0<7 

310. 8W 

2,388.384 

3.0*8.870 

703.1118 

l«im  ud  coal.' 

IMS 

l.S» 

aoB.iit 

1,349.7HT 

3, 318.  TOO 

888,981 

1,NM 

ih!m8 

i:ffi!li 

iSS 

807.833 

iSS 

Ivit 

i!n« 

131.287 
90,408 

issiow 

80,800 

1,831.112 

2,380.301 
718.737 

849.180 
944,ft«l 

4«].m 

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MAMTTFACTURB8 


789 


Ho.  796. — SuMMABT  BT  16  Genkrai<  Groupb  ov  Industbiss — Contmued 


1 
Cen- 

Nam- 
berof 

Wa«e 
eamen 

Wac«s 

C^MtOf 

materials, 

suppUes. 

foal,  and 

power 

Value  of 
prodncts 

Value 
added  by 
manalso 

Horw- 
poww 

Industry 

sus 
ywur 

estab- 
lish- 

(averace 
far  the 

tore 

fiMvntJi 

ywr) 

AllVUwD 

In  thousands  of  dollars 

8.  Rubber  products... 

1927 

516 

141,997 

198,074 

66a  370 

1,225,077 

664.707 

79a622 

1925 

530 

141,809 

191,286 

721,730 

1,26a  805 

630,076 

650,601 

1923 

520 

137,868 

182,084 

501,163 

068,618 

457,366 

605,634 

1921 

406 

103,273 

123,613 

.     377,870 

704,903 

327,024 

(») 

1919 

477 

158,549 

103,763 

604.344 

1,138,216 

543,872 

420,273 

1914 

342 

74,022 

t^'" 

163,036 

300.904 

137,060 

199,242 

1899 

308 

36,667 

6a  246 

09,886 

30,641 

(«) 

9.  Leather     and     its 

1927 

4.265 

315,991 

364,447 

1,068,641 

l,80a305 

78a  664 

4ia601 

manafactores. 

1925 

4.243 

314,025 

36^34« 

1,012,881 

1, 763,  V09 

750,820 

413,173 

1923 

4.868 

344,646 

388,630 

1,063,346 

1,88a  086 

79a  740 

412,008 

1921 

4.813 

280,071 

314,412 

034.396 

1,644,185 

600,788 

(0 

1919 

0,307 

349,362 

363.453 

1,713.807 

2,6ia231 

89a  423 

882,637 

1914 

6,758 

307,060 

160.358 

763,136 

1,104,606 

361,460 

311,194 

1899 

6,410 

248,626 

(») 

306,633 

682;  048 

186,416 

(0 

10.  Stone,    day,    and 
glass  prodncts. 

1927 

8,673 

350,017 

46i273 

504,774 

1,612,640 

1,017,774 

2;  709. 131 

1925 

8,478 

353,036 

467,012 

603,427 

1,64a  662 

1,037,226 

2, 34a  167 

1923 

8,317 

351,602 

463,667 

673,472 

1,668,121 

06a  648 

1,03a  054 

1921 

8,347 

252,090 

807.066 

428,250 

1,083,001 

604,832 

(») 

1919 

12,509 

302,810 

832;  726 

422,611 

1,111,746 

680,135 

1,684,917 

1914 

14,700 

336,824 

^«« 

24a  818 

618,700 

377,882 

1,49a  076 

1890 

11, 535 

231,716 

86^187 

27a  660 

186,513 

(0 

11.  Iron  and  steel  and 

1927 

6,346 

835.601 

1.264,406 

3,644,906 

aioa253 

2,661346 

a83ao87 

their      products, 
not        tnchiding 

1925 

6,068 

851.270 

1,284,330 

8,734,350 

a  461, 666 

2,727.318 

7,6ia000 

1923 

6,358 

802.660 

1,324,687 

4, 152;  018 

a  828. 841 

2.675.023 

7,250,276 

machinery.               1921 

6.256 

571,798 

731,184 

2, 14a  346 

3, 45a  387 

1.316.043 

(») 

1919 

7,621 

858,571 

1,244,406 

3,423,678 

6,880.623 

2,465,846 

a43aoQ8 

1914 

6,331 

618,340 

421,980 

1,316,806 

2;  137, 627 

821,819 

4,687,810 

1890 

4,617 

279,884 

(«) 

614,206 

916,800 

301,691 

(>) 

12.  Non/erroufi  metals 

1927 

6,658 

270,646 

380,866 

1,78a  388 

2,668,607 

888,339 

i,2ia8oe 

and   their  prod* 

1925 

6,024 

275,202 

380,788 

1,046,777 

2,833,771 

88a  803 

1,16a  486 

ucts. 

1923 

7,433 

206.011 

39i024 

1,767,072 

2,684,083 

86a  050 

1,16a  666 

1021 

7,801 

212,864 

266,263 

886,836 

l,40a876 

621,088 

0) 

1919 

10,346 

304,105 

358,638 

1,737,025 

2;  617, 417 

78a  302 

051,770 

1914 

0,708 

238.246 

153.065 

063,704 

1,327,880 

364.136 

640,836 

1800 

4,723 

158,703 

469,376 

681,620 

212,244 

(«) 

13.  Machinery,  not  in- 

1027 

12,037 

886,427 

1,287,778 

2,062.671 

6,368,015 

8,306,344 

aooa366 

ciudins  transpor- 

1026 

11,807 

868,848 

1,226,350 

1,966,367 

6. 02a  281 

3,034,914 

2,714,377 

tation  equipment. 

1923 

12,147 

007,707 

1,253,743 

1,801,624 

4.727,818 

2, 83a  294 

2;3oa4tt 

1921 

12,305 

662, 2n 

832,783 

1,361,163 

3,236,076 

1.873,912 

-£2 

3,06a  835 

1910 

14,821 

098,484 

1,340,487 

1,973,468 

4,768,673 

3,796,216 

1914 

13,457 

618,737 

4^«. 

662,067 

1.582.406 

919,442 

1,25a  006 

1890 

12,427 

472,571 

407,021 

90a250 

499,229 

(«) 

14.  Transportation 

1027 

2,537 

404,906 

803,286 

2,007.949 

4.603.972 

1,78a  022 

2,00a86i 

equipment,    idr. 

1025 

2,778 

650,578 

008,488 

3.389,101 

6.451,768 

2,062.653 

1,88a  061 

land,  and  water. 

1023 

3,873 

606,328 

063,030 

3,304,605 

6.333,479 

1,98a  075 

1,634»408 

1021 

4,273 

405,778 

601,334 

1,803,011 

3,018,154 

1,216,143 

(») 

1010 

6,768 

868,682 

1,250,014 

3,2Ua602 

6.627,263 

3, 42a  661 

1,45a  804 

1914 

7,818 

312,562 

23QL616 

63a  793 

1,137,423 

497.630 

602,450 

1800 

0,826 

182,318 

187,800 

366,616 

167,726 

(») 

15.  Railroad        repair 

1027 

2,309 

428.673 

648.006 

645.492 

1.289.605 

744,208 

i,iia82i 

shops. 

1925 

2,363 

457,766 

668,192 

663,646 

1,332;  679 

769,033 

04a  348 

1923 

2,348 

623,430 

772.968 

631,358 

1,520,093 

888,734 

Toaooo 

1921 

2,326 

418,286 

671,966 

60a671 

1,267,343 

76a  771 

(0 

1919 

2,368 

616,700 

726,600 

647,820 

1,364.446 

80a617 

644,875 

1914 

2,011 

365.002 

263.160 

261,438 

662,618 

291.180 

47a  803 

1800 

1,404 

180^677 

113,876 

227,600 

113,733 

(«) 

16.  MiscellaneoQS 

1027 

14,368 

440,066 

630;  387 

1,374,703 

3,8ia050 

1,936,346 

84a  010 

1025 

14,203 

44a  340 

610,122 

1,353,006 

3,120,664 

l,na648 

73a  040 

1023 

16^602 

475.803 

620,030 

1,429,934 

3,006,664 

1,676,631 

70^780 

1021 

16.810 

418, 176 

442,432 

1,316,862 

2, 66a  206 

1,342;  486 

76^150 

1010 

2%  286 

516,620 

611,666 

1,461,660 

2,905,416 

1,633,866 

1014 

26.632 

443,040 

228.106 

604,330 

1,272,006 

667,768 

46a  846 

1800 

25,780 

301,888 

(«) 

241,136 

676, 612 

834,376 

(") 

1  Not  caUed  far  on  sdiedole. 

>  Data  not  compiled  for  1800  by  groops. 

Bonroe:  Boreaa  of  the  Censos,  Department  of  Commerce. 


790 


MANUFACTURSS,    BY   SPECIFIED   INDUSTRIXS 


Ho.  797. — MAHUFAGTUSES:  Summary  for  Individual  iNDusTBixa 


Non.— Th«  figures  given  in  this  table  do  not  represent  exactly  tbe  nmnben  of 
products,  etc.,  assignable  to  the  classes  of  commodities  from  which  the  industries  derive  tbdr 
as  it  is  necessary  for  census  purposes  to  classify  each  establishment  as  a  whole  in  some  one  IndastiT, 
according  to  the  character  of  its  principal  product,  although  in  many  cases  a  single  establishmflat  maa- 
ufactures  two  or  more  classes  of  commodities.  The  figures  for  cost  of  materials  and  value  of  prodoeli 
for  each  group  and  each  subgroup  include  considerable  duplication  due  to  the  use  of  the  Dcodoeta  of  one 
industry  as  the  materials  for  another,  and  in  some  cases  similar  duplication  occurs  within  an  industry. 
As  to  comparability  of  figures  see  general  note,  page  786.  No  data  for  horsepower  weie  coUectad  lor  tB8L 
Horsepower  figures  for  1019  and  1014  in  certain  industries  differ  &x>m  those  in  certain  previous  reporti 
because  of  exclusion  here  and  inclusion  in  the  previous  reports  of  data  for  purchased  power  other  tlin 
electric.  For  totals  for  all  industries  and  for  16  great  groups  see  Table  706.  Five  oenaos  yean  ban 
been  shown  for  all  industries  that  reported  $200,000,000  or  more  in  value  of  prodocts  or  over  50,000  wip 
earners  in  1027.  For  other  industries  1014, 1035,  and  1027  have  been  shown  exoept  aa  indicated  by  foot* 
notes 


Industry 


FOOD  AHD  KDIDEBD 
FBODUOTS 

Animal  prodnots, 

"  1 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


Butter. 


Cheese. 


Condensed  and  evap- 
orated milk. 


Icecream. 


Slaughtering  and  meat 
packing,  wholesale. 


Sausage  and  sausage 
casings,  not  made  in 
slaughtering  and 
meat-packing  estab- 
lishments. 

Canning  and  preserv- 
ing: Fish,  crabs, 
shrimps,  oysters,  and 
dams. 

Vegetable    prod- 
acts  and  bev- 


Canning  and  preserv- 
ing: Fruits  and  vege- 
tables; pickles.  Jellies, 
preserves,  and  sauces. 

Chocolate  and  cocoa 
producU,  not  includ- 
ing confectionery. 

Coffee  and  spice,* 
roasting  and  grind- 
Ing. 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1021 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
lV2o 
1914 

1927 
192,i 
1921 
1914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


11,774 
11.697 
12.449 
11,160 
12;  272 


3.519 
3»403 
3,653 
3,444 
4.356 

2;  738 
2;  035 
8,062 

464 

402 
190 

2;  061 
2;  790 
2;  762 
2;  528 
2;  487 

1,260 
1,200 
1.807 
1,184 
1,279 

506 
480 
533 


337 
319 
305 


38,018 
36,250 
39,271 
46.784 
55,015 


2.436 
2;  403 
2;  438 
1,905 
8,825 

69 
60 
30 

784 
729 

7i:» 

096 


For  footnotes  see  p.  813. 


Wage 

earners 

(average 

for  the 

year) 


Wages 


189,645 
187, 183 
203,548 
180^535 
140,030 


2a  096 
17,758 
20,312 
18,506 
14,140 

3,520 
3,396 
2;  908 

7,800 
7,118 
6^002 

21,027 
23,043 
23,132 
20,200 
10,376 

110,005 
12a  422 
132,792 
117,042 
96,832 

4,067 
4.914 
2;  616 


12L650 
10,530 
11,156 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplies, 
fuel,  and 

power 


Value  of 
prodocts 


Vahie 
added  by 


faoture 


In  thousands  of  dollars 


240,881 
242;  672 
254,414 
229.636 
9a  751 


480,875 
474,827 
477,079 
443,828 
389,044 


8a  924 
85,866 
72,534 
51,729 
62,915 

6,427 
7,128 
4,160 

8.195 
9.665 
8.882 
8.549 


25,533 
22;  263 
24,950 
22;  929 

iai2o 

4,897 
4,320 
2;  066 

0,101 
8^801 
8,662 

83,106 
33,457 
82;  435 
28;  237 
6,845 

161,584 
15a  355 
167.660 
152;  903 
62;  186 

7,464 
7,652 
1,820 


8,406 
7,234 
4,103 


8,815,254 
8,718,754 
8,238,978 
2;  657, 977 
1,828,078 


578,506 
548,377 
539,711 
514,666 
211.968 


62.310 
67.427 
57,153 
36.800 
23,095 

7,339 
7,992 
2,036 

9,537 

iaoi6 

9, 372 
4,508 


637,337 
603,897 
54a  558 
407,501 
212,547 

10a788 

108,660 

46,750 

isaoso 

140,041 
66^720 

isaflos 

140,864 

14^307 

121,170 

82;  772 

2;  663, 740 
2;  626, 102 
2;  176, 010 
1,868.108 
1,441,663 

6a  216 
61,407 
17,926 


42.802 
39,194 
2a  692 


4.563,086 
4,458,477 
8,961,221 
8,  Ml.  845 
2;  12a  665 


4,208,179 
3,996,163 
3,730.085 
3,435,634 
2;  067, 903 


355,186 
385,573 
208,968 
237,682 
138,966 

9a  423 
73,522 
24,483 

284,653 
224,843 
166,249 
116,520 


73a  Oil 
683,503 
64a  474 
479;  724 
243^870 

118,448 

118,678 

51,745 

20a  066 

171, 247 

6a  161 

801,645 
286,176 
29a  967 
208,262 
6^968 

3.057,216 
3,05a  286 
2;  585, 804 
2;  20a  942 
1,651,965 

81,548 
82;  436 
23,068 


65,083 
61,061 
33,340 


747,783 
73a  733 
71Z343 
583,868 

aoa587 


a452;824 
5,91a  606 
5,546,406 
4,90a  567 
2;  83a  179 


101,074 
80^106 
00LOI6 
72^223 
80,832 

17,060 

IMOO 

4,080 

4a  406 
31,306 
13,441 

151,043 

146, 312 

114,000 

0^088 

28^211 

383^476 
426,004 
400.704 
833;  744 
210;  302 

21,333 

3a  000 

5,157 


22;  191 
21,867 
12;  657 


2.154,645 
1,023,443 
1.8ia321 
1,551033 
708,270 


572;  346 
6ia071 
515, 316 
365.717 
21a  001 

122,728 

10a642 

35,718 

881.281 
297,528 
22a  050 
15a  740 


217, 100 
23a  497 
216,348 
128,035 
71.125 

32;  300 
83»iao 
11, 


00^  038 
72;  084 
60;  810 
34,288 


781;  4« 
'44a4i7 


1301871 

131  la 


tUM8 
30;  9)1 

3afli 
laai 


laai 

30^811 

18^81 

loam 


45^m 
48a  at 

441,511 

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law 

ULIM 
7,HI 


lan 


3,16aCII 
3.00iffl 
3.987.91 


3.0SI,» 


iflaa 

157. 4« 
17j;7M 


ioa« 

611 7tt 

5a» 
ia<» 

4X50 
87,88 


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So>  797. — MANHTAcroBBe:  SmnuBT  tub  Inditidtjaii  iNiiireTBiKa — Continued 


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llANUFACTURES,  BY  SPECIFOBD  INl>U8TBia8 


Ho.  797. — Manufacturibs:  Summabt  fob  Indiyidual  iNDUflTBiBS — GoatiiiQi 


Industry 


TKZTILBS,  BTC.— Con. 
CoUan,  men's 


Qloves  and  mittens, 
doth  or  chiefly  cloth, 
made  from  purchased 
febrlcs." 

Suspendws,  garters  and 
elastic  woven  goods, 
made  from  purchased 
webbing.u 

Hats  and  caps,  except 
1t\t  and  straw. 


Clothing,  women's,  ex- 
clusive of  corsets  and 
allied  garments  made 
in  knitting  mUls. 

Corsets  and  allied  gar- 
ments. 


Handkerchiefs  i<. 
Millinery  w 


Trlmminra  (not  made 
in  textile  mills)  and 
lace-trimmed  articles, 
not  elsewhere  classi- 
fled.i« 

Other  articles 
made  from  por- 
chand  fkbnos, 
lotaLi 


Awnings,  tents,  sails, 
and  canvas  covers. 


Bags,  other  than  paper, 
not  made  in  cextUe 
mills. 

Belting,  other  than 
leather  and  rubber, 
made  from  purchased 
fabrics." 

Embroideries »» 


Horse  blankets,  fly 
nots.  and  related 
products. 

Flags  and  banners 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


Regalia,    badges,    and 
emblems. 


Hat  and  cap  materials, 
men's. 


Nets  and  seines. 


1927 
1926 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 

1927 
1925 
1923 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1928 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 

1927 

1927 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 

1927 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


24 
28 

35 

181 
189 
129 

91 

93 

100 

508 

579 
580 

7,588 
0,127 
7,046 
7,081 
5, 584 

222 

185 
187 

115 

1,148 

773 


3,340 
a;  097 
2,043 
1,930 
2,455 


983 
905 


181 
182 
138 

11 
11 
13 


1,080 

18 
20 
37 

46 
49 
87 

76 

85 

138 

96 
89 
96 

21 
21 
15 


Wage 

earners 

(average 

for  the 

y»r) 


3.270 
7.187 

laioo 

101298 
9,061 
8,864 

4,061 
3.835 
3,458 

6,300 
6,552 
7.322 

154,450 
126.466 
133,195 
144.865 
168,  go7 

13,778 
14,525 
20^406 

6,669 

33,311 

9,495 


63,532 
61.228 
51,242 
42;  607 
44,437 


6,543 
6.249 
5,073 

11.184 

11,404 

9,368 

343 
254 

335 


8.964 

660 

094 
1.069 

1,046 
1.031 
1,405 

1,675 
1.902 
2,010 

2.762 
2,127 
1,775 

809 

885 

1.068 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplies, 
fbel,  and 

power 


Value  of 
products 


Valne 
added  by 


In  thousands  of  doDan 


2,907 
5,503 
4.494 

6.670 
5,709 
5,298 

3,529 
3.073 
2,892 

9,126 
9,243 
4,608 

211,350 
175.045 
176,440 
185,082 
92,674 

12,402 

12.394 

7,977 

6,204 

40,788 

11.969 


7a  062 
53.729 
52.908 
41.007 
21,003 


8,229 
7,501 
2,954 

9,548 
9,332 
3,789 

411 
284 

851 


ia962 

574 
504 
008 

808 
890 
090 

1.700 

2,083 

980 

2,059 

2,413 

804 

776 
762 
379 


5,867 

11,792 

6. 600 

17,892 
17,977 
18.292 

16^260 
16^600 
13,934 

20^702 

22,009 

0^268 

800,520 
724,299 
809,501 
607,810 
262»345 

36,394 
37.806 
19.687 

18,305 

103.490 

33,350 


354,802 
374,372 
328.941 
240,008 
155,033 


24,410 
27,453 
iai55 

180,748 

15ai02 

07,022 

1,490 
1,690 
1,074 

7,900 

1,878 
2.535 
3.500 

2,282 
2.332 
1,750 

3,019 
3.962 
^205 

15,072 

15,218 

5,062 

3.348 
3.479 
2;  367 


13,204 
27.588 
18.531 

301202 
29,533 
38^136 

30,985 
27,604 
34.397 

41.314 
43.833 
18.608 

l,49i401 
1,398,705 
1,406,684 
1,032;  743 
473.888 

77,218 
77,115 
40;  651 

31,688 

200^406 

64.423 


600;  888 
689,680 
49a  785 
849,380 
212^195 


47,929 
48,589 
18,138 

162.960 

175.062 

79.049 

3,212 

3,112 
3,312 

33^419 

3,379 
3,897 
5.150 

4,636 
4,588 
3.601 

7,801 
9,623 
5.025 

23,330 

32.049 

6,039 

5.401 
6.167 
8.088 


7. 
15.705 
11,965 

12.810 

11.554 

9^8M 

ia7a6 

11.004 
10;  803 

20;  513 

21.124 

0;325 

684.881 
500.408 
507.133 
4.14,083 
221. 54» 

41.834 
39.307 
2a  904 

13.883 

100;006 

81.073 


206,000 

166,417 

161.844 

100.857 

56,563 


38.6aO 

31.116 

7.983 

36,201 
24.980 
13;  037 

1.722 
1.516 
1,638 

24.460 

1.501 
1,362 
1.581 

2,264 
2,256 
1.851 

4.672 
5,661 
2.820 

7.668 
6.831 
1,877 

3;  068 

1,638 

881 


11 
4.4 
XI 

11 
il 
XI 

I 
I 
I 


1.1 
1,1 

1.1 

3011 
HI 

37.7 


37.8 

xm 

t,ti 

Xi 

7.t 
XM 


mi 

117.0 
H<i 


7X9 


1« 

xm 

15.  TS 
1X9 

iflia 

1.4S 


xn 


i.« 

urn 

m 

xv^ 

M4 
IN 

1.11 

"•a 


For  tooinoim  see  p.  813. 


MANUFACTURES,  BT  SPECIFIED  INDUBTBIBS 


796 


Ho.  797. — MANurACTUREs:  Summary  for  Individual  Industribb — Continued 


Industry 


TKXTILBS,  BTC.— Con. 

Houae-fnmishing  goods, 
not  elsewhere  dassi- 
fiod. 

Carpets  and  rags,  rag.. 


Linoleum  m. 


Oilcloth. 


Artificial  leather. 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish, 
ments 


Asphalted-felt-base 
floor  coverings.  1* 

Upholstering  materials, 
not  elsewhere  classi- 
fied. 

Waste  »^ 


LUMBIS  AHD  AIUBD 


PSODUCTS 
Basic 


Excelsior. 


Lumber  and  timber 
products,  not  else- 
where classified. 


Turpentine  and  rosin. 


Wood     reworking 
indiifltriee,  total. 


Lumber:  Planing-mill 
products,  not  made 
in  planing  mills  con- 
nected with  saw- 
mills. 

Window  and  door 
screens  and  weather 
strips. 

Wood,  turned,  and 
carved,  n.  e.  c. 

Lasts  and  related  prod- 
ucts. 


Id27 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1923 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1937 
1926 
1914 


548 
433 
370 

110 
139 
403 

7 

0 

18 

8 

9 

13 

19 
18 
10 

12 

U 

9 

30 
84 

70 

118 

106 

79 


8,733 
ia380 
10,871 
10,233 
38,723 


64 
72 
99 

7,510 
9^307 
9,398 
9^092 
27,339 

1,149 
1,007 
1,394 


6,380 
6,527 
4,963 
6,118 
6,955 


4,561 
4,761 
4,315 
4,366 
^841 

314 
183 
330 

666 

631 


Wage 

earners 

(average 

ftNTthe 

year) 


Wages 


11,601 
9,307 
^985 

1,633 
1,901 
3;  130 

6^364 
4,873 
4,438 

1,073 
1,160 
1,223 

2^730 

3;  660 

706 

S;443 
^464 
1,683 

1,080 
1,196 
3;  464 

3,404 
3,083 
3,083 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplier 
fud,  and 

power 


Value  of 
products 


Vahie 

added  by 

manu- 

fiuture 


In  thousands  of  dollars 


iaM7 
9,143 
8,306 

1,678 

1,876 

906 

8^177 
6^393 
3;  604 

1,746 
1,675 


4^007 

8;  801 

485 

8^605 
8;  338 
^204 

1,163 
1,174 
1,101 

3;  858 
3;  570 
1.339 


453,131 
497,803 
531,545 
39^756 
515,780 


431,406 
473,086 
492;  617 
323,977 
3«9.il8 


1,273 
1,300 
1,177 

413,946 
467,090 
495,933 
364,347 
479^786 

37,913 
29,413 
34,817 


113,834 
127,519 
120^339 
91,931 
113, 117 


96^588 

111,339 

103,008 

78,033 

96^314 

3,661 
3,808 
3,194 

11,866 
10^863 
11,615 

1,718 
3;  086 
%004 


1,181 

1,180 

668 

413,363 
460^716 
476^963 
313,487 
238^977 

16^953 

15.190 

8,583 


145^542 
16i482 
151,573 
lia717 

n,ooo 


12M40 

146,502 

133,329 

96,954 

61,949 

4,806 
4,687 
1,894 

13;  008 

10;190 

6,646 

am 

3^013 
1,611 


52,706 
61,079 
17,301 

1,636 

1,942 

733 

34,316 
19,967 
11,353 

11,819 

13,549 

6,534 

31,838 

31,238 

4,108 

16^186 

14,930 

9,140 

6,556 
6,133 
6^385 

33,040 
39.766 
15.473 


87,677 
78.655 
30^453 

5,890 
5,710 
2;  786 

47,443 

44,  VvV 
17,603 

17,643 

17,843 

7,996 

34,338 

40;  933 

6^007 

84,101 
33;  533 
36^280 

9;  673 
7,998 
7,879 

33,377 
38.943 
17.959 


508,680 
508.935 
584,802 
386,881 
288,890 


2,547 
2,573 
1,403 

403,959 
579,475 
573,064 
377,927 
281,952 

12;  173 

11,887 

5,536 


351,547 
431,397 
430^991 
208^060 
106,096 


321,443 
408,227 
401, 174 
273;  082 
184,227 

0,804 
9;  545 
4,361 

18,304 

16^676 

9;  166 

2;  606 
8,019 
1.MS 


1,350,370 

1,468,437 

1,534,091 

930,015 

738,816 


4.831 
4,901 
3;  516 

1,314.646 

1,431,163 

1,494,463 

90a;501 

716,310 

89,903 
43;  364 
30;  990 


653,934 
778,051 
762;  017 
618,386 
340^476 


681,634 
710^861 
603^784 
463;  648 
807,673 

3a;  648 

3a;  306 

9;  167 

4^128 
36,491 
19,047 

7,639 
9;  801 
4^680 


34,073 

27,576 

9,063 

4,354 
3,767 
2;  064 

23,227 

25,033 

6,350 

5,834 
4,204 
1,472 

12;  400 
0,698 
1,960 

17,914 
17,603 
16,140 

3,117 
2;  875 
2,594 

10;  828 
9.177 
2,486 


power 


750;  600 
874,402 
050; 188 
543,134 
448;  936 


2;  274 
2;  338 
1,113 

730;  687 
841,687 
931,896 
534,574 
433,358 

27,730 
30.477 
15,454 


302;  388 
346,654 
831,026 
230,336 
141,479 


3oaioo 

307,635 
391,610 
190;  567 
133,445 

18,330 

12,853 

4,906 

33,834 

19,916 

9;  881 

6,004 
6^363 
8,346 


13;  997 
10;  708 
11,276 

3;  006 
a;  349 
3;  666 

41,433 
31,840 
18,782 

3,566 

8,484 
3,400 

14,467 

10;  508 

1,674 

8,904 
0,575 
3;  700 

4.483 
3,380 
6,198 

14,630 

13,664 

8,606 


1,796,875 
3,064^631 
1,944,963 


3,303,563 


10;  930 
11,908 
ia715 

1,781,734 
3;  048;  600 
1,033;  001 


3;  190;  360 

8,211 
3,188 
2;  478 


706^307 
660,968 
658,808 


46M65 


630;  674 
607, 1(B 
408,494 


4ia3S9 

11,530 

10,674 

8,128 

56,808 
44,664 

4^541 

7,665 
7,512 
6,227 


Tor  footnoCee  Me  p.  818. 


796  UANVPACTURBB,   BT  SFBCmBD  INOVanUflS 

Ko.  707. — Mancfactvhbb:  Shuhabt  roB  Ikdividual  Industribb — CoDtinoed 


Bo>M.  wandan.  einpt 


IM,WH 
K,tai 


lift  CM 
78.014    . 

OS.  sen 

33,727 


3.1M 
3,222 


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msdianicBl  rcfrlgern-    ] 


a.ft79 

6*0,05 
631 SM 
471^2M 
S27,igs  .. 
MM.  174 

4S3.M- 


550,413 
171, 010 
18,101 
67,  MB 
Ji,1t3 


■,  burial 


1231 1.U 

m|«oi 


34«,o;i 
HI.HS 
J1H071 
197,  «7 


Malta,    wood,    matal, 

uid  DllMr.H 
Oork  prodncli 

Matcba 

Pulpciwdi 

Wood  prcnrriDE 

Womtf  o  unodr,  uil  alH- 
where  cl»Mlfl*d. 

iPorfbotDoM  n«  p.  81 


4.' sua 

0,418 


1,707 
1,7JB 

37.83 


ia,720 
B.OM 
1. 706 


MM 
KKtae 

7,3M 
Ui7S 

ttooa 

H47S 

taoaa 

11,177 


KLUTDFACTUItXS,    BT   8PBCIFISD    INDI^STBISB  797 

Ho.  797. — Manvtactukw:  Sohuart  wok  Individual  Ikdustribs — Continued 


Inctaatn 

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105.204 

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102,378 

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se&8g2 

100.800 
371  790 

190.480 
88,201 

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11.440 

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BIAlNTTVACTUBBS,    BT  BPBGIFIBD   IN]>U0IBm 


Ho.  797. — MANurACTUiUBB:  Summabt  for  Individual  Indubtubs — ContinuBd 


Industry 


PRIHTDre,  PUBUBH- 
IVe.  AVD  alusd 
IVDuBTBIB— Con. 

Other  indnitriM 
related  to  prial- 
inc  end  pub- 
UAinc,  tateLi 

Bookbinding  and 
blank-book  making. 


Engraven'  materials. 


Engraving,  steel  and 
copperplate,  and 
pUUe  printing. 

Engraving  (other  than 
steel.  ooDperpIate,  or 
wood),  ohasing.  etch- 
ing, and  diesinking. 

Engraving,  wood 


Photo-engraving,  not 
done  in  printing  es- 
tablishments. 


Lithographing. 


8tereot3rping  and  elec- 
trot  y ping,  not  done 
in  printing  establish- 
ments. 

Printing  materials,  not 
including  tjrpe  or 
printing  ink. 

Type  founding 


OHnaCAU  AHD  AL- 

ibd  peoducts 

Total,  ezchuiTe  of  al- 
ootiol  aad  liquor  in- 
dnatriee. 


Chemicals  and 
allied  nroducto 
other  than  ani- 
mal. Tegetable, 
aadoompound- 
edoila,  total 

Ammunition  and  relat- 
ed products. 


Explosives 

For  footnotes  see  p.  813 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1987 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1935 
1914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


2,875 
a;  754 
8»120 


1,068 

970 

1,124 

17 
16 
18 

898 
868 

399 

173 
188 
486 


28 
22 
72 

611 
577 
876 

809 
881 
836 

197 
198 
189 


70 
71 
94 

19 
18 
31 


7,545 
7,277 
7,181 
7,293 
9.536 


Wage 


(average 

for  the 

year) 


6.805 
6»562 
6,476 
6,488 
10.345 


30 
27 
32 

100 
103 
111 


65.868 
62.749 
56,812 


21,909 
20,836 
21,698 

178 

m 

106 

8,549 
7,369 
6,859 

1,805 
1,827 
1,586 


182 
117 
802 

11,033 
9r868 
6,211 

16,348 
16»957 
15, 171 

4,502 
4,283 
3,457 


882 
888 

423 

525 

587 

1,064 


252^674 
243,759 
345,553 
196.460 
188.232 


229.342 
22%  719 
227,313 
177.945 
233,203 


7,602 

7.777 

11,498 

5.803 
5,097 
6,306 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
iuppUeiL 
fuel,  and 

power 


VahMof 
prodiioti 


ValiM     1 
added  by 


teoture 


In  thousands  of  ddDan 


111,544 

101.991 

39^506 


38»381 
36,006 
11,575 

294 

276 

78 

11,886 

10,169 

4,527 

2,612 
2,691 
1,076 


301 
234 
310 

28^881 

24,321 

6,167 

27,466 
27,107 
11,861 

10,273' 
9,207 
3,001 


1,403 

1,379 

340 

668 

608 
666 


316,825 
295^245 
287,665 
222;  823 
106,270 


9a  500 
8S;517 
39^227 


36,875 
34,137 
13,884 


1» 

1,302 

561 


10. 
7,628 
3,915 

3,078 

3,177 

596 


76 
46 
96 

10,790 
8,893 
2,798 

33,704 
83^171 
14,017 

4,677 
4.280 
2,355 


2.084 

1,787 

768 

749 
705 
901 


1.788.883 
1.797.050 
1.680.475 
1,334,352 
833.682 


S38;6fiS 
313,807 
138,501 


29i889 
276^400 
272;  273 
305.246 
153.589 


8.266 
7,987 
6,751 

8,131 
7,731 
4,488 


l,41^fi04 
1. 381. 746 
1.823,542 
1,027.798 
765,376 


20,945 
22,820 
16,277 

36.804 
37,877 
25.027 


87,827 
81,600 
88,104 

2,100 

3,014 

768 

89,071 
83,108 
18,786 

7,981 
8,623 
3,184 


641 
536 
719 

09,307 
68,640 
15,850 

97,060 
98,721 
8^130 

25,549 

22.861 

8,154 


7,022 
6,526 
2;  111 

2,684 
2.451 
2,330 


8,32^884 
3,163,338 
2.907,815 
21201,284 
1.80i004 


2;  867,635 
2.661614 
2,485,194 
1,849,876 
1. 672;  186 


45,602 
41,707 
30,840 

72,490 
69,660 
41,433 


3481,143 

SSUOfiO 

84,365 


01,4SS 
57,478 
94,770 

870 
812 
217 


94,478 
0,871 

5,868 

0,440 
2,688 


665 

470 


68,417 
60,348 
13,561 

64,846 
66,560 
25,110 

90,872 

18,081 

5, 


4,088 
4,780 
1,848 

1,086 
1,746 
1,410 


1.588,001 

1,806,900 

1,217,840 

867.032 

470,323 


1.452;  131 

1, 28%  868 

1,161,662 

822,078 

906,811 


87,81 
45.  «l 


18»W 
10,MI 


8»M 

xm 
Km 


%m 

8.7S 
3,731 

3%  Ml 

mm 

15,89 
10,» 

i3,m 

6,?fl 


urn 


i,8ai» 
i.74aa 

1, 641101 


1,531.  in 

1,488119 
1,30LI8I 


l^lHStf 


34,657 
18,887 
14,668 

S6.508  , 
31,701 

15.806 


i7,m 

38,311 

11,  IM 

8fll» 

r,w 

41^718 


MANUTACTURB8,    BT   SPECIFIBD   INDUSnWBS  799 

I.  707. — M*NiTFACTnsBs:  Scmhabt  for  Individuai.  Ikditbtbibs — Continued 


M«r, 

C«n- 

Ibh- 

'- 

Duunnis, 

ssra 

powv 

prota*. 

ftdikdbr 

HdCM- 

powor 

CBunoAu,  no.— 

lias 

Sfl 

I.SM 

l,t4S 

1.W 

3. 834 

tl 

1,000 

t« 

Baking  powders.  y»sl. 
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1!C7 

4r 

3.0J2 

4.TM 

4.  Ota 

1.M1 

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l» 

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SI.IIT 

7,S83 

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30 

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3,181 
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las 

t.iso 

11,734 
silJS 

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33.  MS 
3»:0M 
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sIlfiT 

13. 3« 
IS,  313 

4.;sa 

1.080 

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Bona     bluk,     aihoa 

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8:010 

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1,119 
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171,  Ma 

318^  001 
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1,731 

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41.33* 
34,030 
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113.  oaa 

300.388 
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ChamloK,     not    «la*- 

CkuluEBodpolUbliif 

387.007 
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1«J 
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833 

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11,  Ml 

'ta 

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B,ais 

0,106 

iiaaoo 

06.430 

2.88S 

80.  SID 
35.07J 

4.013 

tL38S 

n»dlcln«  uid  coro- 
ponod. 

«nd    toilet    imptn. 
lloni- 

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B.ii;j 

11^  IMS 
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1,«0 

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48.033 
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ITS.  343 

ffiS 

110.003 

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88.523 

nooa 

1&I38 

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MANUFACTURES,    BT   SPECIFISP  VmXJWOSaB 


Ho.  797. — Manxttacturks:  Suioiabt  fob  Individual  iNDUSTBixa — Continiwd 


Industry 


OHimCALS.  ITC— 

Continiied 

Labricating  greans  not 
zmule  in  pebrotoum 
refineries. 

Ink,  printing 

Ink,  writing 

Alcohol,  ethyl  >• 

Liquors,  malt  i' 

Llqaors,  vinous 

Paints  and  ramishes... 


Rayon  M 
Salt 

Boap 


Sulphuric,  nitric,  and 
mixed  adds. 

Wood  distillation  and 
charcoal  mannfao 
ture. 

Animal,  Tege- 
table,  and  com- 
pounded oils, 
total 


OQ,  cake,   and   meal, 
cottonseed. 


Oils,  essential. 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


Oil.  cake,   and   meal, 
linseed. 

Oils.     Dot     elsewhere 
classified. 


1927 

laas 

1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1921 
1919 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1928 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1928 
1921 
1914 

1937 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1U25 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


45 
53 

77 

123 

109 

70 

24 
28 
54 

28 

81 

434 

531 

729 

1,250 

13 

27 

318 

1,006 
923 
826 
804 
800 

10 
14 

58 
70 
96 

256 
272 
270 
283 
871 

85 
36 
82 

88 

106 
142 


Wage 

eamen 

(average 

for  the 

year) 


781 
773 
773 
910 
1,193 


547 
535 
511 
610 
882 

14 

14 

105 

33 
33 

25 

187 
191 

IKI 


568 

607 
476 

2^288 
2,160 
1,301 

491 
524 
512 

1,180 
1,395 
6^295 

18,551 
34,250 
62;  070 

150 

265 

2;  292 

28.061 
25,490 
22.818 
18,015 
16*083 

26,341 
19,128 

5,961 
6.306 
5*088 

13.432 
15,406 
17,002 
16,558 
14,172 

1,887 
2,196 
3,064 

4,537 
4,217 
3,010 


24.762 
22.700 
19,817 
22.071 
25,596 


Wages 


18,434 
16,215 
12.745 
16,163 
21, 810 

160 
178 
249 

2,718 
2,692 
1,488 

3.441 
3,615 
2.049 


Cost  of 
materiab, 
supplies, 
fuel,  and 

power 


VahMof 
prodnott 


Valoa 
added  b  J 


In  thousands  of  doDan 


7W 
820 
282 

8,065 
8, 346 
1,064 

570 
506 
263 

1,705 
1,838 
8,094 

20.366 
45.171 
53,244 

177 

262 

1,104 

4a  185 
35.420 
20,871 
23,293 
iai80 

28,640 
22;  976 

7,117 
7,361 
3,041 

19,716 
18,526 
20;  777 
18.865 
8,068 

8,014 
8,108 
2;  213 

4,739 
4,305 
1,646 


23,818 
20,946 
17,300 
19.621 
11,113 


14,2.10 
11,412 

7,906 
12,340 

8,490 

256 
2K1 
133 

4.325 
4.290 
1,127 

4,977 
4,963 
1,363 


0^814 
6.796 
9^767 

16^054 

16^253 

6^806 

2,200 
2,424 
1,286 

19;  810 
38,564 

40;  907 

55,016 

94,793 

139;  734 

1.306 
1,765 
9;  489 

307,731 
288.943 
348,055 
171,398 
88>466 

25,748 
18,478 

14,664 

18,849 

6^378 

172;  344 
184,874 
178,546 
150;  356 
88,867 

11.883 

11,066 

6^784 

15.428 

15,834 

6.720 


393,895 
455.643 
386.663 
33a416 
348.517 


220;  038 
244,315 
197, 515 
194,864 
180.976 

8,427 
4,363 
1,565 

97,750 

121,762 

3^555 

72,678 
85,202 
26.430 


11,656 

13,338 

4^819 

87,734 
84,768 
18,830 

5^843 
6,064 
3,784 

83,871 

57,706 

306,778 

13X060 
878.805 
442,148 

2;  683 

3;  436 

16^618 

518.010 
470;  736 
404,135 
274,310 
145^634 

108,888 
88»061 

84,828 
34,258 
14*070 

287,060 
378*273 
376^403 
240,185 
127,842 

23,556 
23,307 
15,215 

r.630 
25,283 
ia284 


485,813 
658,856 
46a  851 

00%f  VIM 

387,863 


37^838 
386^685 
236,388 
317,325 
219;  127 

4,642 
5,883 
2;  314 

111,544 

14a  514 

44,883 

108,886 

117, 776 

38,040 


a.S43 
0,448 
X182 

21,680 

18»501 

7,0M 

8,183 
3.660 
1,548 

14,001 

10,141 

106^782 

07.084 

ass^iu 

813;  425 

1,487 
1,671 
7,128 

211,385 
170^783 
155^180 
10a;8I2 
87,150 

84.141 
08,588 

19;  068 

3a  404 

7,787 

114.810 
83*400 

10^887 
8a  880 
8a  076 

11,672 

12;  341 

a  481 

laaoo 

a450 
8,&56 


ioaoi8 

104,214 
74,280 
54,538 
48*840 


5a  300 
51,308 
38.873 
3a;  301 
81,151 

1,216 

1,518 

748 

18,783 

18.751 

a327 

sano 

8a  674 

11. 


3^181 

z,m 

17.M 
7.I0 

741 


7.« 
VKM 

5i.fln 


4oa;o« 


L4» 

a» 

143,  lU 
114.81 


e;,Hi 

6a  Ml 
6a  ti 

64,  H? 

saw 

0X6B 

5a  M7 
74. 8» 

Hiii 

san 

2a  ui 

21,00 

laoi 

17, « 

laiTt 


ssasi? 


277. 7« 


27a» 

23a  ooe 

223*741 


3ia7Sl 

m 

1,0M 
!.» 

sasn 
2a8fli 
lasu 

2aw 

17.  «• 

ia4» 


Tor  footnotes  see  p.  814. 


1IAMXTFACTUBE8,    BT   8PECIFISD   INDUBIBIBB 


801 


Ho.  797. — Manufactures:  SuiaiART  for  Individual  Indubtriss — Continued 


iDdustry 

Cen- 
sus 

Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish, 
meats 

Wage 

earners 

(aTflrage 

for  the 

year) 

Wages 

Cost  of 
materials, 

power 

Vataeof 
products 

Value 

added  by 

manu- 

tectnre 

HOEM- 

poww 

'1 
In  thousands  of  doDan 

PEODUCTS    OF    PK- 
TKOLIUH         AVD 
COAL 

Coke,    DOt    indading 
gas-boose  coke. 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

171 
237 
262 
176 
231 

21.081 
23,191 
28,364 
16,070 
21,107 

84,168 
86,762 
48,108 
38,833 
14,339 

386^730 
377,751 
854,000 
168,701 
09.188 

383,018 
878,634 
516,923 
221, 813 
90;  375 

96.384 
ion;  883 
ioa;808 

52;  623 
80;  187 

461.874 
400;  663 
882;  660 

117,137 

Fuel,  manufactured 

1927 
1926 
1914 

20 
14 
14 

374 
346 
141 

446 
360 
113 

4,878 

8,986 

009 

7,303 

6^019 

868 

3;  830 

2;  084 

254 

0.604 
6^673 
8,444 

Qas,  xnannfaetured,  11- 
luminatixig  and  beat- 
ing. 

1927 
1926 
1923 
1921 
1914 

838 
919 
909 
964 
l,a84 

48,407 
46,998 
42;  282 
34.956 
43,792 

68,366 
67.496 
60;  600 
58.306 
36^802 

311,786 
178,433 
191,130 
302;  353 
76^779 

516^706 
456,460 

460;  007 
411,196 
380;  338 

804,010 
377,037 
386.977 
308,943 
143,450 

406^014 
438.133 
858,606 

318,808 

1927 
1925 
1928 
1921 
1914 

854 

850 
382 
866 

176 

71,234 
65,324 
66^717 
63,189 
35,306 

113.717 
104.645 

ioa;834 

102,294 
19.397 

1,753;  997 
1,880;  678 
1,425.068 
1,382;  170 
325.366 

3;  14a;  649 

2,876^667 

1,798,700 

1.737.440 

800;  881 

880;  651 
486,979 
868,647 
845,370 
71,007 

65S;651 
893,753 
840;  164 

138,190 

BUBBIS  FBODUCTB 

Boots  and  sboes,  rob- 
ber. 

1927 
1926 
1914 

22 
23 
23 

36^848 
24,999 
18,687 

32,079 

28,068 

9^986 

43,373 
40;  566 
33,966 

134,608 

115^086 

58,832 

81.335 
75^868 
30;  866 

68,360 
50;  413 
34.561 

Rubber  tires  and  inner 
tubes." 

1927 
1925 
1923 

100 
126 
160 

78,266 
81,640 
73,963 

130;  064 
130;  614 
106,623 

490;  321 
590;  940 
36M65 

986,002 
644,194 

370;  467 
366,062 
279;  029 

451.734 
408,337 
870;  561 

Rubber    goods,    otber 
than  tires,  inner  tubes, 
and  boots  and  sboee." 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

385 
881 
344 
294 
319 

36,893 
86,280 
34,470 
23,889 
66,386 

45,081 
42;  613 
89;  790 
35,131 
84,181 

117,777 

121,334 

90;  729 

54,192 

139;  070 

230;  781 
219;  869 
182.684 
114,747 
347,173 

118,005 
08,645 
91,855 
60;  666 

108,008 

370;  680 
197,051 
178,899 

~"i74,'68i 

leathir  abd  its 
fibishxd  prod- 

UCTS 

Leather ,  tanned,  cur- 
ried, and  finished.* 

1927 
1925 
1928 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1914 

494 
681 
507 
608 

741 

52,924 
53,263 
69;  708 
48,966 
66,936 

67,887 
65.834 
73,784 
57.741 
31,915 

331,985 
296.953 
321.760 
277.725 
284.245 

494,356 
452.186 
488.888 
383,365 
367,202 

162. 2n 
155^233 
167.148 
106.640 
82,957 

320;  680 
316,678 
33a  187 

171,734 

Finished     prod- 
ncU  of  lather, 
toULtt 

8,ni 

3,712 
4,372 
4,206 
6,017 

363.067 
261,762 
285,747 
331, 116 
351.124 

396,560 
389,513 
315. 713 
366^671 
137.443 

756,656 
715,927 
775,065 
656^678 
468.890 

1,375,040 
1,311,523 
1,404.735 
1,16a  821 
737,308 

618,383 
505,606 
630;  670 
504.148 
368,503 

199,061 
197,495 
19a  277 

13a460 

Belting,  leather 

173 
168 
161 

2,164 
2,644 

a;96i 

2.935 
3,505 
2.070 

1M86 
18.868 
U480 

27,366 
81.811 
23,036 

11.080 

1^943 

7,656 

7,188 
a880 
7,885 

Boots  and  shoea,  other 
tlum  rubber 

1927 
1926 
1928 
1921 
1914 

1,357 
1,460 
1,606 
1,506 
1,356 

203,110 
206,908 

335.216 
183,502 
191,565 

225.  OQO 
225^788 
360;  346 
304.964 
106,696 

494,663 
481,632 
527,467 
478.432 
3ia367 

944,n4 
026^383 
1,000;  078 
867,476 
501,760 

460;  161 
448,751 
472;  621 
880;  044 
191,408 

188,706 

18a  800 

13a  660 

"""9t966 

Boot    and    shoe    out 
stock,  not  made  in 
boot  and  shoe  fM>- 
tories." 

1927 
1925 
1914 

aoi 

346 
236 

8,611 
7,977 
7,819 

9.364 
8,906 
4^062 

97.966 
75^836 
51,451 

121.022 
94,048 
60^866 

38,066 

18,731 

8^614 

18,718 
14,869 

aoi8 

For  footnotes  see  p.  814. 

44847*-HB  A 1929- 


J52 


802 


MANTJFAGTUREB,    BT  SPECIFIED  INDUSTRIES 


Ho.  797. — MANurACTURBs:  Summabt  for  Individual  Industbiss — Contfamod 


Industry 

Cen- 
sus 
year 

Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 

Wage 

eameiB 

(average 

for  the 

y«ar) 

Wages 

Cost  of 
materiab, 

fMlTana 
power 

Value  Of 

Valua 
•ddwlby 

taenmm 

Hone* 
powv 

In  thousands  of  doHan 

LlATHIE,IT€.-Con. 

Boot  and  ehoe  flndingS| 
not  made  in  boot  and 
shoe  factories. 

1027 
1925 
1914 

379 
836 
860 

9.950 
8,605 
6^714 

11,202 
9^605 
3,226 

31,862 
291348 
30^804 

57,438 
52,064 
28,808 

35,  sn 

22,810 
7,000 

U4S 

Qloree    and    mittens, 
katber.n 

1027 
1925 
1014 

282 
226 
853 

0,106 

7,115 

101668 

8,814 
6^915 
4^558 

19^276 
17,770 
12;  171 

86»603 
88,298 
21,614 

17,386 

16,614 

0^441 

xm 

Pocketbooks,    purses, 
and  cardoases. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

357 

190 

64 

8,570 
6,836 
1,466 

18,170 

9^022 

708 

29^610 

22,442 

1,784 

67,846 

48,106 

8»851 

37,738 

301008 

1,667 

Saddlery  and  harness.  . 

1027 
1925 
1014 

364 

358 

%551 

4,023 

4,570 

12,000 

4,541 

5^080 

-      7,900 

16,826 
18^778 
83,086 

37,866 
80;  084 
68,660 

ia«8o 

11,108 
20^473 

4«i 

Trunks,  suitcases,  and 
bags. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

405 
475 
561 

101845 

ia348 

0^011 

18,085 

13,226 

5,540 

39;  128 
31,882 
18,636 

80;  060 
61,334 
38,478 

sasoo 

20,843 
13^816 

T,«i 
7.«0 

Leather  goods,  not  else- 
where daisined. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

418 
864 

878 

7,188 
6,685 
7,071 

8,370 
7,306 
3,604 

21.540 
20;  474 
ia682 

48,202 
40;  512 
19;  884 

21,753 

301088 

8,708 

8.M 

xm 
xm 

STOn,   OIAT,  AMD 
eilis  PftODUCTB 

ladnatriM  wing 
■lone  as  a  ma- 
terial, total. 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1921 
1014 

1927 
1925 
1914 

5,156 
i852 
4.621 
4.758 
9,580 

126,560 

123,609 

118,560 

84,565 

^  115.642 

187,870 
178,644 
167,466 
109,834 
74.637 

803,682 
800; 703 
273»860 
21%  557 
110, 168 

787,848 
770;  031 
607,461 
40^618 
377,562 

484,211 
478,389 
424,003 
258,068 

158,800 

h^ixm 

1,10B,W 
1,071,91 

mxii 

Concrete  products 

2»830 
1,666 
8,548 

17.808 
14.722 
ia265 

31,898 

20^761 

6,808 

83,013 

27,702 

8^904 

03,250 
75^214 
31,084 

50;  848 
47,422 
11,080 

H8S 

Marble,  granite,  slate, 
and  other  stone  prod* 
ucts. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1,078 
X856 

4^901 

40^474 
36.575 
64,801 

68,491 
50,508 
87,060 

60;  828 
66^076 
87,802 

301,181 
103,047 
107,065 

114,858 

136,071 

00;  251 

38s;ni 

3MlV 
38aUI 

Lime — -. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

30O 
288 
627 

iaoo3 

U095 
U420 

12,101 

14,002 

^0«0 

17,360 

3a  040 

7,568 

41,587 
50,786 
18;  801 

24.818 
ia887 

lasis 

8i» 

17,  an 
m,m 

C«Diaot 

1927 
1025 
1028 
1021 
1914 

161 
145 
183 
125 
138 

86,822 
88,437 
35,001 
26^331 
27,910 

58,111 
68,012 
49,708 
34,416 
18,102 

130;  012 
114,160 
100^767 
102;  360 
61,987 

398,665 

800;  805 
364,000 
303,627 
101,766 

171,558 
180,728 
168,  »2 
101,287 
40;  780 

871,4M 

oaM 
'"mim 

Wan      plaster,      wall 
board,  and  floor  com- 
position. 

1927 
1925 
1014 

221 
222 

165 

iaoi4 

ia978 
5,380 

14,412 

16^078 

3,453 

31,096 

30,568 

7,008 

88,856 

0a057 
16,544 

51,808 

61,404 

8,551 

9xm 

Asbestos  products, 
other    tlian    steam 
packing,  or  pipe  and 
boiler  covering." 

1027 
1026 
1023 
1021 
1014 

62 
49 
56 
40 
32 

6,837 
6,120 
6,078 
2,026 
962 

8,376 
7,602 
6.640 
1.948 

484 

21,518 

19.225 

20,027 

6,076 

1,360 

44,156 
86^274 
86^830 
18,030 
2,814 

2^880 

17,040 

18,703 

8,054 

1.454 

3X88 

xm 

Emery  wheels  and 
other   abrasive   and 
polishing  appliances. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

68 
63 
49 

3.261 
3.352 
2,387 

4,608 
4,770 
1,491 

ia840 

11,104 

3,006 

34,183 

25,780 

7,180 

11,142 

14,036 
4,124 

txm 
lum 

4k« 

Grindstones,    pulp 
stones,   and   milf> 
stones.** 

1927 
1925 
1914 

23 
21 
14 

468 
454 

686 

560 
560 
323 

258 
292 

116 

1.621 

1,681 

684 

1.168 

i.ao 

508 

xm 

xm 
xm 

Hones,  whetstones, 
and  similar  products. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

8 

6 

16 

192 
156 
170 

182 

158 

64 

337 

804 

87 

810 
787 
360 

481 
108 
171 

m 

For  footnotes  see  p.  814. 


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Ho.  797. — MANUFACTimBB:  Summabt  for  Individual  Indubtribs — ContiiiMd 


Industry 


ntOH  AWD  8TESL, 
ITC.— Continued 

Iron  and  sted:  Blast 
fumaoes. 


Iron  and  steel:  Steel 
works  and  rolling 
mills. 


Other  iron  and 
steel  prodncta, 
total. 


Bolts,  nuts,  washers, 
ana  rivets,  not  made 
in  rolling  mills." 

Cast-iron  pipe 


Doors,  shatters,  and 
window  sash  and 
frames.i^ 

Forgings,  not  made  in 

steel  works  or  rolling 
mills.  17 

Uorseshoes,  not  made 
in  roUing  mills.*- 


NaiUt,  spikes,  etc.,  not 
made  in  rolling 
mUls.*' 

SprimcH,  steel:  Railway, 
vehicle,  heavy  ma- 
chine, etc.,  not  made 
in  rolling  mills.'* 

Steel  barrels,  kegs, 
and  drums.*^' " 


Stnictunil  and  orna- 
mental iron  work, 
not  made  in  rolling 

mill.':." 


Iron   and   steel,   proc- 


WrouRht  pii)e,  not 
niado  in  roiling 
milb.'- 


FlrearniA. 


OalvnniEing  and  other 
coating,  not  done  in 
rolling  mills. 

l''or /ootiiot«s  see  p.  814. 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


937 
025 
923 
921 
914 

927 
926 
923 
921 
914 

927 
925 
923 
921 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
926 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
923 
921 

927 
925 
923 

921 
914 

927 
925 
923 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 

927 
925 
914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


110 
122 
100 
184 
100 

488 
473 
480 
404 
427 


6^744 
6,473 
6^700 
5,027 
5.744 


115 
127 
102 

83 
77 
60 

117 
92 
43 

200 
218 
101 

10 

0 

23 

50 
58 
04 

04 
08 
84 

30 
33 
80 
31 

1,284 
1,130 
1,060 
1,021 
1.235 

33 

26 

265 

44 

42 
30 

20 
30 
20 

50 
54 
48 


Wage 


(average 
for  the 

year) 


27,068 
20,188 
80^713 
18^008 
29^360 

801,312 
37a  730 
888»201 
336,616 
248,710 


440,231 
451.350 
407, 747 
317,585 
340,277 


13,014 
13,907 
10,068 

22;  892 
33,083 
12;567 

8,060 
6,791 
1.965 

16,390 
30,200 

laose 

196 
198 
588 

2,100 
2,227 
2;  044 

5,753 
5,807 
3,703 

2,868 
2,021 
2.008 
2,013 

52,392 
48,341 
61, 591 
32.897 
47,107 

231 

300 

1,370 

11,063 

ia871 

8,845 

0,130 
4,470 
7,004 

053 

804 

1,580 


Wages 


Cart  of 
materials, 
•applies, 
foei,  and 

power 


Vahwof 
piudueti 


Value 
•ddMlby 


fhetore 


In  thooaands  of  doUan 


44,268 
46^313 
68»030 
38,870 
3^781 

001,376 
014,066 
037,825 
824,067 
188»143 


018,873 
034,043 
037,827 
370^820 
311,006 


17.324 

17,042 

5^001 

25,962 

27,438 

7,070 

16,604 

12,800 

1,638 

23,368 

31,313 

7,487 

282 
276 
303 

2;  070 
2,010 
1,608 

8,013 
8,980 
2,002 

3,960 
2,914 
3,303 
2,333 

84,578 
77,411 
8a  833 
47,455 
33.429 

392 

557 

2;  406 

laoeo 

17, 157 
6,750 

7,034 

5,584 
5,007 

1,449 

1,128 

922 


670,866 
017,417 
827,030 
801,060 
304.660 

1,08a  066 
1,811,001 
2,044.806 
1.005,126 
69a  836 


1, 275. 696 

1.301.973 

1,38a  800 

774,100 

40a404 


3a  302 
3a  607 

iaoi3 

4a  226 

4a  847 

lano 

2a  002 

21,028 

1,090 

61,036 

oao8i 
laou 

407 
400 
000 

ai57 

ao4o 
a6M 

24,800 

saooo 
a  148 

14,730 
13,748 

14,818 
a907 

24a  440 
237,053 
22a  487 
151,011 
87,022 

510 

043 

2,925 

5a  779 
69,142 
2a  290 

a048 
a  174 

aoTo 

3,722 
2;  892 
a283 


70aW4 
70a280 
1,007,013 
410^771 
817,054 

3;77a840 

aoiaoes 

a  154, 825 

1,481,050 

0ia005 


2.7iafi08 
2. 74a  773 
2,  oca  003 
1,564,000 
001,300 


7a  870 
7a  030 
2a  408 

Oa060 

loaoio 

2a  060 

0a280 
6a  078 

ai84 

103,873 

184,611 

3a  001 

1,368 
1,408 
1,780 

11,768 

ia3l8 

7,100 

4a  821 
44,460 
11,606 

24,106 
ia«28 
2a  340 
14,535 

44^370 
43a  006 
40ail7 
35a  080 
16a  378 

1,443 

a  114 
a  112 

oai8o 

04,006 
37,065 

ia463 

iai7o 

ia544 

a  051 

a833 
a480 


120.840 

147,800 

170^083 

56,721 

53,074 

1,00^185 

1, 134. 107 

1,100,037 

47«.534 

327.830 


1.  4^4. 810 

1,443,801 

1, 386. 013 

78^787 

440^006 


1.IHI» 
1,06^49 

i;ii»si 

4,3UL» 


37.574 
37.410 
10^400 

4a  8H 

5^013 

a730 

8a078 
Sa450 

a  188 

5aOB7 
Oa420 
14»S50 

807 

912 

1,006 

0,507 
0,073 
3,006 

19,223 

20,800 

a462 

Oi300 
7,185 
a  431 
a258 

106,  OM 

188,345 

180^630 

0a075 

71,766 

034 
1.471 

ai87 

42^407 
3a  568 

11,360 

14,405 

U006 

7,874 

h^ 
3,041 

ai87 


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01,108 

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MANUFACTDBBS,  BT  SPBXTIFIKD  INDXHSTRIBS 


805 


Ho.  797. — Manttfactubss:  SuiofART  for  Iicdiyidual  Industrixb — Continued 


Indostry 


ntoN  andsthl, 

ETC .— C  ontinued . 

Hardware,     not    else- 
where classijBed. 


Pens,  steel  and  brass... 


Plumbers'  sapi>lie8,  not 
including  pipe  or 
marhle,slate,and  por- 
celain sanitwy  ware. 

Safes  and  vaults 


Screw-machine     jtTcul- 
ucts. 


Screws,  wood. 


Steam  flttings  and 
ftteam  and  hot-water 
heating  apparatus. 


Stoves  and  ranges 
(other  than  electnc), 
and  warm-air  fur- 
naces. 

Tinware,  not  ebrwhere 
classified.** 


Tools  and  cutlery: 
Cutlery  (not  indud- 
ing      silver      and 
plated  cutlery)  and 
edge  tools. 

FU« 


Saws. 


Other  toob,  not  in- 
cluding   machine 
tools. 

Vault,  «(idewalk,  and 
floor  lights,  coal-lude 
covers,  ana  ventflat- 
ing  equipment  .<  I 

Wire,  drawn  from  pur- 
chased bars  or  rods 
(ezeludea  steel  woi^s 
and  roUipg  mills). 

Wirework.  noit  else- 
where clasrifled. 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


1927 
1925 
1023 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1923 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish, 
ments 


485 

470 
478 
456 

597 

6 
6 
6 

231 
239 
280 


35 
39 

205 

198 

M 

13 
12 
12 

232 
225 
230 
274 
205 

504 

504 

551 


230 
221 
241 
244 
294 

230 
211 
252 

30 
30 

48 

77 

71 

100 

057 
083 
001 

24 

45 


73 
08 
64 


513 
401 


Wage 


(average 

fortbtf 

yaar) 


47,834 
6^349 
52,206 
35,228 
43,724 

634 

487 
673 

29,246 
33,280 
18,470 

3,380 
3,805 
2;  072 

9,967 
8,987 
3.643 

3.728 
5,084 
4,446 

42.803 
43^260 
44,141 
3a  808 
26,388 

45.180 
46.514 
37,325 


29,721 
29,901 
80,511 
22,711 
22,684 

17.178 
16,407 
16^561 

3,948 
4,209 
4,349 

4,182 
4,710 
4,560 

25,282 
25,340 
16,866 

296 
601 


19.800 
18,644 
17,000 


21,007 
19.208 
12;  120 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materiali, 
supplies, 
fuel,  and 

power 


Value  of 
products 


Value 

added  by 

manu- 

fteture 


In  thousands  of  dollars 


0a827 
05^502 
03,471 
30,340 
23,831 

604 
498 
243 

40^212 
46,064 
11,703 

4,404 
5,396 
1,860 

13,778 

12,060 

2;  310 

4.277 
5,525 
1,051 

04,851 
63,070 
64,807 
30,506 
16^738 

01327 
60,299 

25^805 


35,001 
34,392 
32,810 
24,505 
12;  217 

20,270 

20,220 

0,070 

5,146 
5,303 
2,135 

6,754 
6^873 
3^020 

34,405 
34,204 
10;  217 

440 
457 


30,038 
28^028 
11,021 


20^430 

23,835 

6^710 


71,877 
77,608 
801608 
41,620 
30;  861 


266 

117 

65^633 
63,610 
18.670 


7, 
8,266 
2;  646 

20;  805 

18,788 
3,058 

5^015 
6,288 

a;  350 

70^835 
77,357 
83^207 
50;  213 
28^021 

03.006 
05^873 
33,056 


169;  421 
175,770 
135,960 
106,748 
63,841 

19;  126 

2a  602 

ai86 

3.136 
3,618 
1,505 

7.674 
a224 
4,714 

37,067 
3a  083 
1^235 

1,213 
950 


12a  002 

127,261 

5a  424 


63,008 
6a604 
24,114 


20a254 
2»,053 
215,000 
13a  600 
77.360 

1,668 

1,446 

614 

14a  870 

167,878 

4a  886 

ia440 

2a044 

7,257 

4a  138 

43,770 

7,248 

11,882 

15,836 

a  217 

22^158 
22a  030 
221,054 
127,367 
6a  022 

25a  286 

264,303 

8a  390 


25a  479 
26a  360 
2ia971 
16a305 
81,931 

7a  688 
8a  263 
2a  541 

12;974 

13.641 

5,608 

2a  028 
24,709 
ia517 

117,431 

121,203 

3a  893 

a  991 
a  051 


19a  710 

18i408 

81,841 


13a680 

lia420 

41.780 


18a  377 

147,660 

13a  302 

70,080 

4a  400 

1,806 

1,180 

307 

9a340 

10i288 

34,710 

11,218 

14,778 

4,611 

27.343 

24,001 

4,100 

a867 
a  548 
a  867 

14a  323 

161,578 

18a  667 

77,154 

37,001 

16a  100 

16a  430 

6a  436 


84,067 
84,681 
70.001 
5a  667 
2a  090 

67,502 
60.701 
17,365 

a838 

ia023 

4,013 

14.064 

ia485 

7,803 

8a  374 
8a  240 
21,068 

1,778 
1,002 


oaoi7 

67,212 
3a  417 


0a448 

6a  825 
17.075 


power 


0a034 
0a278 
84,000 


6a  830 

807 
373 
344 

Oa308 
84,684 
2a  112 

ao68 

ia064 

a4oo 

81,836 

3a  614 

7,848 

11,033 

11,070 

a044 

182,733 

100,313 

01,065 

"38,363 

loaooo 

04.130 
40.055 


04.006 
4a  728 
41,253 


17, 


4a  410 
61,073 
84,005 

laOTO 

11,534 

a  771 

14.620 
14.287 
11,744 

8a  903 
7a  080 
37,248 

354 
480 


ifla;874 

13a  116 

8a900 


4a  858 
Sa043 
21.406 


For  footnotes  see  p.  814. 


806 


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sonnBom 

AIB     AVD 

psoDuon. 


Pkotti 
mammfaelvr*. 


Ahunintiiii     nuumftto- 
tons. 


Babbitt  metal,  white 
metal,  type  metal, 
and  solder. 


Brass,  bronte,  and 
other  Dootorrous  al- 
loys, and  manofso- 
tores  of  these  alloys 
and  of  coppsTr  not 
elsewhese  ciasslDed.<* 

Lead:  Bar,  pipe,  and 


re- 

1 


Copper. 


1927 
1925 
1023 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 


Zino. 


Seooadary  loCaL. 


Oold,  silver,  and 
pliUinum,  redocing 
and  refining,  not 
from  ore. 

Metals    other    than 

f:old,  Hiiver.  or  plat* 
num.  not  from  the 
ore. 

Metals  not  elsewhere 
classified." 


1921 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1014 

1027 
1026 
1014 


1027 
1025 
1014 


1023 
1921 
1010 


1,336 
1,287 
1,206 
1,125 
1,165 


139 

127 

37 

64 

67 

109 

1,106 

1,044 

1,085 

Oil 

992 


27 
39 
27 


228 


205 
222 
260 


60 
71 
84 
80 


36 
26 
29 
28 
37 

18 
17 
30 
3f 
22 

25 
28 
29 

159 
167 
162 


67 
65 
78 


102 

102 

84 


4 

5 

13 


80^721 
79,488 
83,359 
51,068 
46,540 


14,796 

14,858 

4,614 

1,087 
1,465 
1,035 

64,187 
62,942 
6i713 
39,830 
40,306 


649 
728 
585 


In  thousands  of  doOaBs 


116^  sa 

113,674 

111,866 

60^085 

28,803 


34,087 
37.194 

g,634 
,909 
37,774 


30^510 
32.992 
94,  oW 
18,680 
34.783 


13,934 
16,588 
16^777 
8,393 
17.731 

5,396 
6^115 
6^194 
4.609 
7.385 

11.188 

11.289 

9.617 

3.577 
4.202 
3.041 


201892 

19.758 

2,611 

1,534 

2,221 

701 

9a;  894 
901613 
88.839 

46,360 
26,064 


923 
980 
407 

60.515 
54,793 
55,095 
27,807 
31,258 


I 


458^039 
480^301 
448^367 
1801940 
151,609 


44,800 
47.948 
61,123 
24,401 
28.963 


30,583 
22,643 
26,450 
11,199 
16^149 

7.60O 
9.002 

8,768 
6.968 
6,134 

16.528 

16.«)5 

6,700 

5,715 
6.845 
2,275 


79, 

84,985 

14^421 

85^784 
44,061 
15^662 

327,606 
337,641 
331,757 
13a  627 
115,487 


13,802 

10^594 

6^048 

036^014 
1,  0701193 
934^338 
410^419 
020,704 


807,343 
9U^064 
825,549 
364,277 
572; 744 


706^136 
731,386 
67^181 
897;468 
306;  407 


m657 
137;831 

44,673 
50;  650 
111,180 

511;  893 
519;  725 
511,470 
214,904 
16a;  199 


17,003 

A180 

7,431 

1,080;  153 

1,244^506 

1,060;  440 

401,156 

787,"- 


801 

1,268 

466 


2.776 
2,044 
2,585 


257 
434 

2,041 


1,435 

2,166 

301 


4.280 
4.680 

1.884 


387 

748 

2.063 


527,764 
573;  190 
654.100 
30^904 
379^157 

30a;859 
35^881 
307,315 
134,061 
154,015 

76,619 
83,993 
39;  573 

127,772 

158,130 

56,060 


58,877 
88,867 
25,700 


68,894 
60,363 
31,351 


4.541 

4.055 

14.057 


04^736 
1,067,135 
947,853 
43^973 
660,139 


947.007 


,915 
110;  806 
56;  799 


4X719 

5^177 


7, 

0^5a9 

3» 


193;  MB 

18%  OM 

179;  7U 

84,277 

46;  7U 


a; 
1, 


411.1 


7U 

4K« 


151, 
174,  SU 

ia6;si3 

71,717 
]07,9M 


ia5^49I 

165^061 

121,808 

68,094 

96;  895 


600; 299 
666^  in 
626^433 
234,895 
444,022 

335,138 
983,043 
327.735 
150,894 
171,679 

106,306 

118,906 

58,588 

143,418 

177,381 

68.490 


63,647 
95,343 
38,588 


80;  771 
83,138 
30,903 


5, 

7,060 

30;  074 


81,585 
91.966 
71.888 
28^991 
04,865 

23;  879 
28,108 
20;  420 

16^588 
17,604 

31.079 
84,918 
18,906 

15,040 
19,251 
11.580 


3,770 
6,876 
2;  879 


11,870 

1^875 

8»051 


841 


M17 


IS^t 


XI 


4flt> 
4flt« 

mm 


4X« 


am 


urn 


1.III 


For  footnotes  see  pp.  813  and  814. 


MANUTACTUBES,  BT    8FBCIFISD  INDUBTBinB  807 

Mo.  707. — liAUVWACtORMB:  Scmmabt  for  Imditidital  Imdcstueo — Continued 


IndmU? 

7«u 

betol 

It 

CRT 

war) 

V>(tt 

salts 

power 

pradiuaj 

BOIM- 

pow« 

Ala.  ITC-CoQ- 

i 

1931 

^wl 

lSfc737 

iu,«ia 

1^9)3 

311.  <KH 
314411 

ii 

as 

877.418 
867,878 
8KL975 
018.304 
381,894 

480,907 

130,014 

B«lli"___ _.. 

13 

as 

445 

314 

377 
43S 

045 

970 

405 

7W 

'^ssii'-'jrta 

iva 

4S 

fl,7M 

'si 

10.003 
8.900 

m 

Tom 

3 

WstclMH     ud     wXch 

im 

11 

11.  IM 

'Is 

Jm 

33.178 
31).  3M 

14,375 

30.407 

as 

41 

ITatcb  and  cluck  nuts- 
Hull  wid  ii«U.  u- 

IVtJ 

17 

41t 

480 

HE 
378 

lis 

m 

3t0 
831 

1 

in 

3.3SI) 

4.339 

5.S1I 

o.Dsa 

13.735 

3,839 

a 

tod. 

ins 

}i 

34.537 
34.99S 

3S.M 

37.  au 

30.  MS 

MISS 

84.  OK 

80,174 

181.139 
94.891 

91743 
90,903 

K717 

16.880 

31^373 
5371 

Tin      citlngDlih»T>. 

i 

3S 
27 

^ 

ilm 

4.010 
4,133 

5S 

4,038 
3.9W 

i.m 

■■a 

1«7 

3U 
370 

»,W4 
3(^704 

05.01 
77.487 
33.473 

141.793 

1M,0M 

70.313 
70.  Mi 
33.049 

S3 

U,H1 

Ota   ud   eltetric   Oi- 

HB7 

«1 

31.030 
12.  BH 
1B.M7 

39^301 

55.009 

2tl03 

137,803 
43,378 

-      73;l»4 
71,938 
3^378 

si 

-^'^-'s;? 

1827 

S 

49 

b.fM 
^339 

0,088 
3,S07 

3,343 

30.331 

7.891 

11403 

si 

OoM  md  dlw.   IMI 

11 

i 

US 

198 

i!s3a 

1,4*3 

3.571 
3.740 
%V33 

IS 

980 

3M 

ItlT 

ilS 

i 

Sf 

78.915 

loelsio 

si:  008 

87.980 

.tsi 

itIibo 
13,  m 

Pwu.gold-- 

ISU 

ii 

33S 

399 

us 

303 

1,115 

388 

340 

80 

138 

SaTctsmithliii  and  ilt- 

1937 
1914 

S9 

IW 

4.m 

Is 

13.  IM 
8,375 

30.304 

as 

18.389 

as; 

T.4W 
7,770 

Pktedwsn. 

19» 
1935 

M 
90 

ii,7si 

81717 

IS.  143 
19.338 
6,001 

30,313 
8,301 

as 

18.484 

ass 

10.180 

37.712 

3];914 

'SSSSiffiS 

1937 

37 

3.943 

4,003 

23, 4M 
31.343 

3.073 

s.oos 

B.SI8 

ii 

1937 

419 
449 

3.SM 
3.5H 

5.039 
t.3»4 

3,33S 

14,09(1 

'SJS 

roc  iDOtiwta  «M  pp.  BU  and  no. 


806 


lIAmTPACTUHBg,   BY  SPECIFIED   INDUBSBnB 


Ho.  797. — Manufacturbs:  Sttmmart  fob  Individual  Imdustrixs — Continw 


Industry 

• 

Cen- 
sus 
year 

Num- 
ber of 
flsUb- 
lish. 
ments 

I 

Wage 
earners 

(avenge 
for  the 

year) 

Wages 

Cost  of 
materials, 
BoppUes. 
fuel,  and 

power 

Vahiaof 
ptwiDcts 

Valne 

Mldedby 

ntman- 

Hoot- 
pews 

In  thousands  of  doUan 

HACHniBBT,    _BX- 
CIPT    TKAaSPOB- 
TAHOV    BQUIP. 
XIVT 

AKricaltoral  imple- 
ments. 

1927 
1926 
1914 

2n 
803 
601 

33,346 
28,606 
48,469 

46,415 
37,388 
34,693 

86,606 
73,850 
73,509 

203,732 
160,468 
164,067 

117,006 
95,618 
«a578 

i      117.9 
>      UI.S 

Cash  registers  and  cal- 
colatinK  machines. 

1927 
1926 
1914 

41 
41 
62 

14,872 

13,206 

8,966 

21,766 

21,142 

6,110 

11,132 

11,106 

3,992 

10a646 
98,884 
3a  620 

95, 713 
87,218 
2a  .128 

Electrical    machinery, 
apparatus,  and  sup- 

1927 
1926 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1,777 
1,789 
1,671 
1,333 
1,080 

241,666 
239,921 
234,892 
161,204 
118,078 

336,239 
323,836 
30^466 
194,242 
73,808 

646,762 
636,692 
548,627 
344,070 
164,728 

1,637,807 

1,64a  002 

1,293,002 

833,986 

338,170 

001.545 
003,810 
744,875 
480,016 
180,442 

6811 
SBLl 
48^3 

ail 

Engines,  turbines,  and 
water  wheels. 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

215 
220 
249 
296 
446 

54,341 
51,009 
48,405 
35,667 
29,667 

84,791 
73,685 
7a  878 
52,006 
21,421 

166,203 
146,784 
124,643 
111,698 
31,460 

367,879 
313,688 
28a  908 
199,490 
72,121 

202,676 

167.804 

142,456 

87.801 

40,661 

;    24l: 

2M.I 
165.1 

Poundr>-  and  machine- 
shop   products,    not 
elsewhere  dassifled.** 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

8,318 
8,164 
8,631 
9,013 
10,640 

397,814 
397,838 
448,777 
321,363 
362,471 

591,065 
590,801 
642,431 
412,350 
244,146 

872,790 
883,708 
936,231 
653,364 
368,122 

2, 28a  794 
2, 232;  986 
2;  337, 073 
1,566,527 
88a  645 

1,  387. 004 

1, 340.  278 

1,400.842 

012,163 

508,423 

uota 

1""70,« 

Gas  machines  and  gas 
and  water  meters. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

58 

61 

123 

5,915 
5,514 
4,972 

8,792 
7,429 
3,310 

16,501 

13,038 

6,118 

3a  715 
34,202 
16,184 

21,124 

21.254 

0,066 

itfl 

Machine  tools  *'' 

1927 
1925 
1919 

355 
329 
408 

35,209 
30^831 
53,111 

52,366 
46,711 
6M79 

46,115 
43,826 
59,084 

18a  613 
144,202 
212,400 

113.898 
10^376 
153,866 

ISLCI 
ll&fi 

Metal     working     ma- 
chinery (other  than 
machine  tools). «* 

1927 
1925 

62 
49 

6,136 

Of  vvi 

9,958 
9,221 

ia861 
10^698 

81,740 
31,390 

2a  887 

aa602 

nn 

Pumps      (hand     and 
powor)  and  pumping 
e<iuipment. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

278 
263 
183 

18,671 

17,935 

8,322 

27,119 

25,278 

5^666 

62.765 

5a  328 

a  450 

13a  501 

12a  148 

24,214 

77,826 

ea82o 

14,756 

6i» 
5143 

17.  M 

RefrigOTators,  mechan- 
Ical.w 

1927 

22 

11,285 

17,712 

42,651 

9a  614 

53,862 

4fkm 

8caI(>M  and  bnlimeas 

1927 
1925 
1914 

60 
71 
83 

3,906 
4,293 
4,467 

6,461 
5,783 
2,934 

7,464 
7,349 
8,174 

2i655 

27,237 

a734 

17,202 

ia888 

a660 

t9 

an 

Sewing  iiinchinee,  cases, 
and  attachments. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

41 
41 
50 

11,838 
12,121 
18,007 

15^879 
16,100 
11,091 

16,782 
18.610 
ia300 

46,222 
4a  288 
27,238 

2a  440 
27,680 
17,038 

4Ltf 

Km 

Textilr  machinery  and 
jMirts.** 

1927 
1U25 
1923 

367 
379 
428 

26,154 
27,869 
35,672 

36,481 
37,464 
46,023 

36,181 
39.037 
49,705 

lia921 
121.663 
14a  661 

8a  740 
82,616 
9a  056 

TyiH'writors  and  jmp- 

1927 
1925 
1914 

76 

70 

107 

16.681 
14,969 
11,091 

20,012 

1H.K04 
6,967 

15,056 

15. 157 

5,501 

69,112 
63,080 
24,600 

53,156 
47,023 

18,099 

ii» 
lac 

WiishiDK    mnchin^s, 
clotiio.s     wringors, 
(Iriors.    txnd    inming 
iniu'iiines  for  domes- 
tic 11 S*'. 

1927 
1925 
1014 

75 

82 

111 

7,789 
7,077 
2,302 

ia950 
9,900 
1,221 

34,528 

32,748 

4.149 

74,961 

6a  568 

7,600 

40.428 

sasao 

8,451 

Windmills  and  wind- 
mill towers. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

16 
15 
31 

1.355 
1,391 
1,955 

1,882 
1.830 
1,252 

3,234 
3,376 
2,555 

7,614 
7,984 
5,486 

6^608 
UMl 

For  liootnotes  see  p.  814. 


MANUFACTURKS,    BT   BFXCIPIBD   IKOTJBTBIJK  8Q9 

Bo.  787. — M&NurAcnniBs:  Sumhakv  roB  Indiviboai.  Imodstuh — CoDLinued 


iDiiHtrr 

Cen- 
ymr 

Nnm. 
bwof 

Itah- 

I'M!) 

..„ 

rortor 

V*hl«o( 

A 

poww 

TBAHBfORTATIOK 
BQHIPJOOIT 

Molor  Tchicks,  Sfi  ln- 
ctudinEDUlorrri'lcs. 

I9Z3 
IMl 

W7 

3in 

ibtItk 

M1,3H 

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331. «H 
Ml,  MO 

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1.107.  am 

»X3W 

5tS!S 

3^1(3.333 

9W0I7 
lloiiMS 
lift  533 

101,  >B3 

Mo  wr- vehicle     badira 
and       motof-TOhlde 

iw; 

1933 

1,113 
•71 

103.510 

N.IIS 
<7.7M 

11 

G3,(iia 

1.  I.M.  <% 

MB,0I7 

310.  tX) 

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lais 

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6,m 

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11.177 
I0.V3B 

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32,131 

11,  no 

11.  MS 

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M.0B7 

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33,114 

107.  M) 

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13.307 
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IBM 

M 

7.  coo 

3,181 

13.  W5 

a.  MS 

Xhl74 

11.733 

ts 

'Kg 

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IVVi 

TO 

sIjdi 

1« 

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*s 

11.183 

no 

'•i 

I^OSI 
3,7M 

Locomalirtf.  DM  Duels 

i 

S 

i7,3ei 

its 

78.  Jig 

31,031 

5g 

•B 

Snn5!^«'& 

IWS 

lis 

5S 

so,  .-so 

11 

an.  113 

11 

St3..W0 
3X^771 
flH^S.^1 

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IVklB* 

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cludlog  npnit  work. 

1937 

SM 

«.MS 

S7,»)l 

7t.Z7S 

M.3ea 

«8!«1 

IgS! 

as 

1IM14 

»AIL«04B^AIB 

^'SnSlnifLidret^! 
Ftmm-raU™ul  npulr 

!«S 

l,TW 

ilm 

3BT.0B8 

Si 

an,  517 

11 

M3.BW 

11 

MUX  130 
714,  ON 

SI 

■Iji 

433,  «CH 

iinicilooBiMliepiln, 
elwlii(~rai]r«d      n- 
puir  alio|B. 

1BIT 

Si 

31, 9M 

Is 

S3,SI1 

W..-iT7 

Is 

73.357 
7ft  4711 
44.  K» 

"iS-jns 

isst; 
lias 

■Ml 

1 

11 

«kTM 

11 

3Aau 

M.HB 

11.3a 

11 

iS 

113,001 

7a  3u 

imos 

07,318 
Sft338 

87.  MB 

Far  IboUBHi  H*  p.  S14. 


810 


IfANUFAOTURXB,  BY  SPECIFIED  INDU01!RDB8 


Vo.  797. — Manufactubbb:  Summabt  vob  Indiyidual  Ikdubtbibb — Contiiiiied 


Industry 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


IIIBCIUAVBOUS 
nrDUSTinS-Ooatd. 

Musioal  instruments 
and  materials,  not 
elsewhere  dassifled. 

Organs  and  orches- 
trions. 


Pianos 


Piano  and  organ  ma- 
terials. 


Phonographs. 


Tbbaooo 
turea,  lolaL 


Tobacco:  Chewing  and 
smokingp  and  snnfl. 


Tobaooo:  (^igars 
cigarettes. 


and 


Other  iadvfltriee. 


Artificial  and  preserved 
flowers  and  plants. 


Artificial  limbs. 


Artists'     and     drafts- 
men's matnrials. 


1027 
102S 
1914 

1037 
102S 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1028 
1031 
1014 

1027 
1026 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1014 


Brooms.  1027 

1026 
1014 


Bru-Hhes,    other    than 
rubber. 


Buttons. 


1027 
1026 
1014 

1027 
1016 
1014 


Kum- 
berof 
estab- 
liah- 
mflDts 


00 

100 
211 


67 
86 

124 
142 
266 

86 

04 

138 

00 
68 
18 


%IS6 

3.672 

iS72 

13,051 


190 
178 
206 


436 

1,007 
%iiS 
3.460 

4.140 
13,616 


11,781 
11,200 
11.205 
10.838 
11.044 


100 
187 
217 

130 
123 
158 

01 
82 
44 

304 
421 


303 
303 
350 

220 
280 
617 


Wage 


(avefage 

for  the 

year) 


i018 
i560 

1,831 

9^770 
9^400 
3,063 

10^582 
20^070 
28,877 

6,300 

8^018 

10^010 

14^210 

11,267 

0.381 


128^200 
132;  132 
140^337 
140,085 
178.872 


13.125 
15.024 
10.301 
16.628 
25,080 

110^  174 
117. 108 
130.080 
133,357 
15^892 


368.082 
254,672 

271.227 
223,077 
215.400 


4,715 
4,306 
4,808 

502 
502 
488 

1,211 

1,817 

004 

4,450 
4,726 
5.042 

7,073 
7,830 
7,213 

0,042 
11,513 
14,511 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
snpplieiL 
fuel,  and 

power 


Value  of 
products 


Vahie 

added  by 

mann- 

fiM^ture 


In  thousands  of  dollars 


6,737 
0.530 
1,101 

i304 
3.010 
1.003 

23.801 
28.000 
16^706 

0^504 

10^131 

5.066 

20^176 

14.146 

0.341 


105^261 
111,658 
120^482 
120^008 
77.850 


10^001 
12.185 
12^780 
U742 
0.550 

04.580 

00.373 

107.728 

108,161 

08.300 


304.375 
330,062 
333,108 
267.084 
119.304 


5.060 
4,287 
1,001 

006 
704 
300 

1,480 

1,508 

315 

4,275 
4,654 
2,034 

8.244 
8,452 
3,401 

0^430 

10^893 

0^434 


4,041 
6,575 
1. 


i404 
3,740 
9^600 

33,800 
40,200 
20^001 

0,067 

15,204 

9^602 

37,408 

34,847 

7,048 


430^007 
435^700 
515.806 
008^088 

307,134 


85,310 

04,410 

140,374 

150,477 

70,004 

33^350 
331,351 
300.401 
45^313 
130.530 


808.878 
838.470 
79a460 
013.180 
347.879 


7.880 
7,365 
3.307 

730 
027 
310 

3.772 
3.802 
2.005 

0.170 

11,213 

7,884 

22.563 

22.021 

0,327 

11.238 

12,373 

8,702 


17,802 

20^320 

3,025 

15.430 

a283 

6,307 

75,401 

101, 181 

OS;  776 

211346 
30,830 
10^870 

06^300 
01,067 
27,110 


13,351 

14,754 

a;  003 

ia944 
8,534 
8,087 

41,608 
51,885 
33,064 

13^667 
21,  M3 
10^374 


67. 

30^310 

301008 


1,103,708 
1,001,001 
1,044,103 
1,048,490 
49^106 


198,246 
210^180 
223^900 
241. 741 
175,281 

960^634 
874,815 
821,236 
800^740 
314,884 


1,919,919 
1,800^967 
1,678,830 
1,390.830 
002.341 


19.570 

17.834 

7,014 

3.310 
3.021 
1.496 

8.206 
8.321 
3.238 

18.445 
21.714 
14.085 

47.844 
45.834 
17,804 

29^130 
32,458 
30^713 


743.102 
066,332 
638.337 
430,801 
383.082 


113.034 

121,708 

76^503 

85,264 

08;  on 
osaios 

643,404 
451,735 
351887 

181 3M 


1, 056. 041 
978,401 
888,372 
084.083 
314,301 


11. 

10,650 

4,407 

%4t» 
2,304 
1,182 

4.433 

4,618 
1,173 

91200 

10^501 

0,201 

2^291 

28,808 

8,667 


17. 
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121,010 


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14,181 

u;m 
14,  r 


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1,435 

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Ho.  707. — MANUFACTtnuDB:  SimvART  FOB  Individual  Ii7dubtris8 — Continiied 


Indostry 

Cen- 
sus 
year 

Nnm- 
berof 
flsUb- 
lish. 
m«nts 

Wage 

earners 

(average 

for  the 

year) 

Wages 

Cost  of 
materials, 
suppUes. 
fuel,  and 

power 

Vahieof 
piodoetB 

VabM 
•d<tedb7 

fMturB 

Hooi- 
poww 

In  thooaands  of  doDan 

msomxAVBous  n- 

DUSTRIBS-Contd. 

Mattresses    and    bod 
springs,     not     eLM>- 
whcre  classified. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

888 
1,018 
1,000 

13,481 
14,408 
11,747 

16,887 

17,480 

6^728 

52.182 
62,480 
22,800 

08,885 

110^717 

88^717 

4«.«52 
48,228 
10^318 

tin 

Models  and  patterns, 
not  including  paper 
patterns. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

608 
689 
762 

5,584 
5,262 
4^274 

10^545 
0^420 
8,103 

4.660 
4^027 
2,045 

28,405 

SS;485 

8,006 

18»886 

17,567 

ft,  500 

11.46 

Motion    pictures,    not 
including   projection 
in  theaters.* 

1027 
1025 
1010 

142 

132 

50 

8»415 
5,573 
8,646 

18,637 

13,066 

6.700 

84.867 
83,258 
10,570 

134,343 
03,636 
36,706 

00,478 
OaS78 
17,126 

12.  M 
3M3 

Optical  goods 

1027 
1025 
1014 

06 
117 
314 

7,506 
8,642 
7,010 

0,561 

1^430 

4,640 

8,865 
11,007 
6,606 

32,767 
88,665 
18,188 

28,893 

2S,«58 
11,582 

114R 

ll.fl7 
7.  TIP 

Paving  materials,  other 
than  brick. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

592 
604 
600 

10,250 
17,041 
10,540 

2^onR 

22,368 
11,184 

38,008 

33,435 
14,163 

108,240 
00i630 
85^678 

<VSk243 
67,105 
21,615 

368.  Ttt 
307. 40B 
137. 8G 

Pencils,  lead 

1027 
1025 
1014 

27 
25 
14 

5,801 
5,636 
4^380 

5,043 
6,031 
1,044 

0^081 
0^160 
4,564 

94,500 

25^061 

8,328 

14,568 

18^882 

8,794 

fll8IS 

&3ao 

Pens,     fountain     and 
stylographic. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

54 

60 
55 

3,360 
3,400 
1,154 

3,043 

4,055 

718 

0^638 
7,741 
1,614 

38,255 

94,085 

6,865 

13,617 

16,295 

6^351 

a,»4 

8.M 
l.lSi 

Photogmphic    appara- 
tus and  materiau. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

122 
118 
146 

12,120 
0,154 
8,674 

18,311 

13,300 

5,545 

20,030 
25,770 
11,530 

oasas 

78,654 
30^041 

01,808 
6^874 
27,502 

32.m 

16^  4» 

Pipes,  tobacco.. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

23 
28 
47 

1,807 
1,070 
2,354 

2,270 
2,201 
1,188 

2,723 
2,718 
2^308 

7,274 
7,300 
i320 

4,551 
4,581 
1,912 

L9ai 

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I.  Mi 

Rooflng  materials,  not 
including  wood,  slate, 
burnt  tile,  asbestos, 
or  metal  other  than 
nu'tal   shingles    and 
ceilings. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

100 
140 
170 

7,255 
8.310 
4,088 

ia7i3 

12,145 
2,642 

67,328 
78,507 
17,606 

123,210 

133,801 

37,078 

55,883 

44, 9M 
101873 

41. ;« 

KM 

aw 

Sandpaper,  emery  pa- 
IMT,  and  other  abra- 
sive paper  and  doth. 

1027 
1025 
1014 

10 
12 
12 

017 

1,230 

681 

1,228 

1,714 

350 

5,471 
7,342 
2,686 

13; 332 

15^623 
4^828 

'       6,7«1 
8,281 
1,642 

4.SU 

Signs  nnd  advertising 
novoltira. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

813 
750 
776 

16.007 

15,128 

0,566 

24  044 

2Q;7&4 

5,933 

30^802 

2.\858 
0,060 

08,481 
80.600 
34,702 

87,580 
88,811 
Ub733 

7,ja 

Sodn-w:it('r  apparatus . . 

1027 
1025 
1014 

48 
60 
67 

2.838 
2,372 
2,220 

4,223 
3,628 
1,661 

10.301 
8.632 
8,833 

23,080 
22,033 

8,781 

13,538 

13,400 

K9» 

8.W 

Sporting   and   athletic 
gofxis,  not  incl.  fln»- 
arnis  or  ammunition. 

1027 
1W5 
1014 

187 
181 
162 

0.680 
8,724 
5,602 

11,505 

ia2f)2 

2,771 

10.304 

17,875 

6,052 

44,043 
41^620 
13,235 

38^540 

34,755 

•.2R3 

^xm 

11,  M 

4111 

Stationery  goods,   not 
elsewhere  cJassiflo<l. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

104 
217 
180 

8,087 

11.390 

7,728 

0,702 

12,076 

3,701 

27,016 
31,108 
10^763 

56^087 
67,800 
21,003 

20^071 
38^701 
11,140 

latn 

Steam  and  other  nncking. 
pIno  and  boiler  cov- 
ering, nnd  gaskets  not 
made  in  textile  mills. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

150 
172 
140 

5,046 
6,066 
4.213 

7,005 
8,072 
2,525 

10,704 

20^372 

8,176 

48»0tf 
48^871 
14,218 

28,200 

28,480 

8,037 

"^5 

3^  SI 

17,116 

Siu-picul  uppIiMnccs 

1027 
1025 
1914 

205 
INO 
238 

6,718 
\H88 
4,282 

7,463 
6.043 
2,211 

30.043 

26.187 

7,008 

57,408 
55^264 
14,020 

27,365 

%on 

^823 

xm 

11.SR 
I         4»i 

¥oT  /ootnot««  see  p.  814. 


MANXTFACTDBB8,    BT   SFKCIFIED   INDUSXBIliB 


813 


■o.  707. — Manufactukks:  Summart  pob  Individual  Indubtbmo    Continued 


Industry 

Cen- 
sus 
year 

Nam- 
berof 
estab- 
Ush- 
m«nts 

WacB 

eariMn 

(aimse 

for  the 

Wages 

Cost  Of 
materials, 

fneCima 
power 

VahMof 
products 

VahM 

added  by 

mana- 

factore 

HotM- 

power 

In  tbodsands  of  doDais 

msonxAVBous  nr- 

DUSTBUS— Contd. 

• 

Theatrical  scenery  and 
stage  equipment. 

1927 
1025 
1914 

39 
33 

7 

561 

301 

88 

1,380 
854 

80 

2;  330 

1,630 

125 

5^745 

3,578 

327 

3,415 

3,068 

302 

OOB 

418 

66 

Toys    (not    indudinc 
children's     wheel 
goods    or    sleds), 
games,    and     play- 
ground equipment. 

1927 
1925 
1914 

307 
3S3 
300 

14,738 
6,001 
7,887 

15^6«3 

13,785 

3,480 

26^806 

2a;  170 

5^779 

63^056 
56,734 
13,757 

38,150 
33,554 

7,078 

10^028 

10;  088 

61710 

UmbrellaR,    parasols, 
and  canes. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

104 
17» 
306 

3,306 
3,731 
i793 

3^411 
3,606 
3,167 

li021 

16,604 

8,503 

38;  156 
37,200 
18,813 

0;135 

10;  705 

5^231 

2;  411 
3,027 
2;  614 

Whips 

1027 
1025 
1014 

7 

0 

40 

00 

103 

1,163 

80 

73 

550 

176 

133 

],3fl 

310 

808 

3,163 

135 

176 

1,821 

282 

168 
1,071 

Window    shades    and 
fixtures. 

1027 
1925 
1014 

386 

336 
286 

i733 

5,176 
4,077 

5,856 
6,208 
%181 

31,066 
25,030 
11,880 

37,083 
41,658 
17,444 

16,016 

16,628 

^555 

fl;670 
11,151 

All  other  Indnstries  n. . 

102S 

!  1021 

1014 

5 
16 
S3 

633 
l,.'i06 
6,486 

1,014 
2,076 
4,720 

13,636 

9,886 

6i,0e2 

16,626 
16,246 
76;  504 

l.»0 

6,360 

13;  443 

1,380 

' 

11,000 

>  Because  of  a  change  in  classification  of  some  industries  in  this  groap  for  1027  the  figures  for  prevloas 
years  have  been  revisedi  to  preserTe  comparability. 

'  No  data  were  compiled  tor  1025  except  for  San  Frandsoo,  Calif. 

>  '*  Feeds,  prepared,  for  animals  and  fowls,"  prior  to  1027  was  treated  as  a  sabdassifieatkm  oader  '*  Food 
preparations,  not  elsewhere  dassifled."  Because  of  the  transfer  to  this  industry  for  1037  of  a  certain  daas 
of  establishments  formerly  daasified  under  " Flour  and  other  grain-mill  products"  the  figures  for  earlier 
years  are  not  comparable  with  thoee  for  1027. 

4  **  Lard  substitutes  and  cooking  fats"  was  treated  as  a  subdassifleation  under  "Food  preparatioas,  not 
elsewhere  daasified."  prior  to  1027.  The  figures  for  1027  are  not  comparable  with  those  for  earlier  irears 
because  of  transfer  for  1027  to  this  industry  dassiflcation  of  data  for  those  establishments  manuliaotining, 
primarily,  vegetable  cooking  oils,  which  data  were  to  a  large  extent  formerly  induded  in  those  for  "  Olte, 
not  elsewhere  classified." 

•  For  censuses  pricM'  to  1027  this  industry  was  treated  as  a  subdassificatlon  tmder  **  Food  preparations, 
not  elsewhere  classified,"  but  for  1027  it  was  treated  as  a  separate  industry. 

•  For  censuses  prior  to  1027  this  industry  covered  the  manufacttiro  of  cereal  preparations;  prepared  feeds 
for  animals  and  fowls;  lard  substitutes;  macaroni,  spaghetti,  etc.;  and  the  treating  of  nuts  (except  peanuts). 
For  1927  separate  industry  classifications  designate  establishments  engaged  primarily  in  these  acttvities, 
and  accorduigly  the  figures  for  prior  years  for  the  "  Food  preparations,  not  elsewhere  dassified,"  industry 
have  been  revised. 

'  For  1927  included  in  "  Peanuts,  walnuts,  and  other  nuts,  processed." 

I  Prior  to  1927  part  of  the  establishments  now  in  tliis  industry  were  classiftod  in  the  "  Food  preparations, 
not  elsewhere  dassified,"  industry  and  part  in  the  "  Peanuts,  grading,  roasting,  deaning,  and  shdling" 
industry,  which  has  been  abandoned. 

•  For  1914  reported  as  "  Mineral  and  soda  waters." 

1*  The  manufacture  of  asbestos  textiles  prior  to  1925  treated  as  an  industry  in  this  group  is  now  dassifled 
as  a  branch  of  the  "Asbestos  products,  other  than  steam  packing  or  pipe  and  boUer  covering"  industry, 
p.  802,  therefore  data  have  been  exduded  from  statisttes  for  textUe-miU  products  for  1923  and  earlier  years. 

n  Because  of  a  change  in  dassiflcation  no  comparable  statistics  can  be  given  for  prior  years. 

i>  The  industry  classification  "  Clothing,  men's,  youths',  and  bo3rs\  not  elsewhere  classified."  Cor  1023, 
1021,  and  1014  induded  men's  work  dothing,  except  shirts.  For  1027  and  1025  statistics  for  this  daas  of 
wearing  apparel  have  been  shown  separatdy  as  "  Clothing,  work  (except  shirts),  men's." 

u  "  Gloves  and  mittens,  doth"  treated  as  a  part  of  the  "  Fumisliing  goods,  men's"  Industry  for  1014; 
statistics  for  1914  for  the  latter  industry  are  therefore  not  strictly  comparable  with  those  for  later  years. 

u  «< Dandkerchiefs"  and  "Trimming"  were  first  treated  as  separate  industries  at  the  census  for  1027. 
For  prior  censuses  data  for  "  Handkercniefr  "  were  induded  in  part  in  "  Furnishing  goods,  men's,"  and  in 
part  in  "Millinery  and  lace  goods,"  and  data  for  "Trimmings"  were  induded  m  "Millinery  and  lace 


goods" 

>•  Included  in  the  classification  "MOlfaiery  and  lace  goods,"  which 
1927.    No  comparaMe  figures  can  be  given  for  earlier  years. 

M  "Asphalted  fdt-base-floor  coverings"  induded  in  "Linoleum"  for  1014.    Figures  Cor 
lor  1914  are  therefore  not  comparable  with  those  for  later  years. 

17  Indudes  '* Oakum"  for  1914. 

!•  Indudes  data  for  "  Hammocks,"  heretofore  treated  as  a  separate  industry. 

!•  Classified  in  other  industries  ibr  1037  and  1926. 

*  No  separate  statistics  prior  to  1037. 

n  ComMned  total  for  paper  and  pulxK 


abandoned  at  the  census  for 


Lindeum 


t» 


814 


HANX7FACTUBB8,  BT  8PSCIFIED   INBtHMBIBB 


"  Not  nported  aaptrately;  indaded  with  paper. 

»  See  footnote  24. 

N  " Reyon"  indoded  in  "Chemicals,  not  etoewfaere  olaaBiiled,"  for  1928  and  prior  Tears; 
and  liquefied  gases  induded  prior  to  1037. 

M  The  figures  for  1925  differ  fk-om  those  preTioosly  published  beosose  of  a  change  in  the  claastllcatioii  la 
1027  of  establishments  manufacturing  rubber  cement  as  their  principal  product  from  this  group  to  tha 
"  Rubber  goods^ther  than  tires,  inner  tubes,  and  boots  and  shoes"  industry^  in  the  "  RubSer  "*■**-•■*- 
tures"  group.  The  figures  for  1014  haye  not  been  revised  and  tlierefore  are  not  strictly  oompanbla  witt 
later  years. 

M  indudes  distfiled  liquors  in  1014. 

«  Atthb  1021  and  1010  censuses  the  malt4iquor  industry  was  confined  to  cereal  bererages  (near  bear 
and  similar  soft  drinks)  and  in  1023  and  later  years  these  were  induded  under  "  BeTsrages."    (Sea  p.  7ML) 

n  Induded  in  "  Rubber  goods,  other  than  tires,  inner  tubes,  and  boots  and  shoes"  pnor  to  1021. 

M  Indudes  for  all  years  "Bdting  and  hose,  rubber"  formerly  treated  as  a  separate  indoatry.  For  XUi 
also  indudes, "  Rubber  tires  and  inner  tubes." 

M  The  figures  for  102ft  have  been  revised  due  to  a  counterbalance  change  in  "  Leather:  Tanned,  carried, 
and  finished  "  and  "  Boot  and  shoe  cut  stodc." 

u  The  figures  fbr  1025  and  1023  have  been  revised  due  to  a  change  in  the  industries  making  up  this 
lubdass. 

»  The  figures  for  1027  and  1025  are  not  comparable  with  those  for  1014  because  of  the  induaion  in  tlie 
earlier  year  of  statistics  for  certain  establishments  manufacturing  gloves  of  doth  and  leather  combined; 
lor  later  years  this  dass  of  establishments  was  induded  in  the  doth-^ve  industry. 

» Indudes  asbestos  textiles,  prior  to  1025  dassifled  as  a  separate  industry. 

M  For  1014  "  Millstones"  are  induded  in  '*AU  other  industries,"  p.  813. 

w  Former  title  **  Brick  and  tile,  terra  cotta,  and  fire-day  products." 

N  Induded  with  "Stedworks  and  rolling  mills." 

^  Similar  products  are  manufactured  to  a  large  extent  by  stedworks  and  rolling  miUs.  The  flgores  hers 
given  refer  only  to  establishments  enaaged  primarily  in  the  manufacture  of  the  specified  nl  asses  of  pcodiiflla. 

N  Induded  in  "  Foundry  and  macnine^op  products"  for  1014.    (See  p.  806.) 

M  Data  for  establishments  engaged  in  job  wdding  are  induded  in  the  figures  for  1028  bat  are  not 
Induded  for  1027  and  1025,  as  Job-wdding  establishments  were  not  canvassed  for  those  years. 

«•  ««Tin  {date  and  temeplate"  are  treated  as  products  of  the  *'Iroo  and  sted,  sted  works  and  rolling 
mills"  industry. 

*i  Classified  in  other  industries  subsequent  to  1028. 

«*  Figures  for  1027  and  1025  indude  data  for  bells,  shown  as  a  separate  industry  under  "Manafactares 
of  metals"  in  previous  years. 

M  No  establishments  were  classified  in  this  industry  at  the  censuses  for  1027, 1025,  or  1014. 

M  Abuidoned  as  a  separate  industry  dassiflcation;  statistics  for  1027  and  1025  induded  with  those  ISor 
"  Brass,  bronaob  and  other  nonterous  alloys,  and  manufactures  of  these  alloys  and  of  copper,  not  alsawhora 
dassifled." 

«*  Befriaerators,  mechanical,  for  censuses  prior  to  1027  induded  in  "Electrical  machinery,  apparatna, 
and  supplies"  and  '*  Foundry  and  machine-shop  products." 

41  "Foundry  and  machine-shop  products,  not  elsewhere  classified,"  indude  for  1014:  "Iroa  and  steeL 
processed,"  ''^Machine  tools,"  *'8ted  barrels,  kegs,  and  drums,"  and  «*  Textile  maohinary  and  parta/* 
data  for  whidi  were  not  specifically  called  fbr  at  that  census.    (See  also  footnote  45.) 

<f  Not  dassUled  separately  prior  to  1010.    Induded  in  **  Foundry  and  machine«hop  prodnota." 

**  For  censuses  prior  to  1025  not  separatdy  dassified;  induded  in  "  Foundry  and  maddne^hop  prodaotB." 
eatablishr 


«*  Data  lor  estabUshments  engaged  sddy  in  repair  work  are  induded  for  1021  and  1014  but  not  for  1087, 
1025^  and  1028.  ThedifftaenceaDetweeo  the  figures  for  1028, 1021,  and  1014  and  thosenoblished  in  prevtooi 
reports  are  due  to  the  indusion  here  and  the  exdusion  fh>m  the  previous  reports  of  diata  for  wiieelbarrowai 

*  The  flgurea  for  1010  do  not  cover  the  entire  industry  and  are  not,  therelbre,  oomparahle  with  tlMWi 
lor  later  years. 

A  At  the  censuses  for  1027  and  1025  it  was  possible  to  present  statistios  for  every  industry  oovered  by  the 
census  dassificatlons;  but  for  the  preceding  census  years  it  was  necessary  to  combine  the  flgurea  lor 
certain  unimportant  industries  in  order  to  avdd  disdosing  operations  of  individual  estabUahmaota. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


1CANUFACTUBB8   BY   8TA1X8 


815 


So.  798.— 6UMMART  FOR  ALL  MAHUPACTUSIHG  IVDUSTRIBS  COKBIHXD: 

Bt  Geooraphic  DiYiaioNS  and  States 

KOTB.— Data  for  "  CoOee  and  spioe  roasting  and  grinding"  (not  tabiilatad  for  1925)  are  ineliidad  in  the 
flgnrea  for  mi.  1981, 1921.  and  1927.  Data  for  'nratomobile  repairing "  (not  collected  since  1919)  and 
for  *'  Pouttry  kilUng  and  areasing  "  (not  ooUected  for  1937)  are  indaded  in  tbe  dirision  and  State  flgmes 
for  1914.  but  are exoladtd  from  tbe  totals  for  that  year  and  from  all  flgines  for  later  yean.  Kodata 
for  estanUshments  with  prodoots  valoed  at  less  than  $6/)00  are  indudedln  tbe  statisticB  for  1921  to  1927; 
for  1914,  sodi  date  have  oeen  exdoded  from  tbe  United  States  totals  except  for  wages  and  borwpower 
bat  are  indaded  in  the  United  States  totals  for  these  items  and  in  all  diyision  and  State  flgoiesi 
Statistics  for  horsepower  were  not  collected  for  1921 


Division  and  State 


Vaitad 


New  Bngland.. 


Middle  Atlantic. 


Seat  North  (Jentral. 


West  North  Oentral. 


Sooth  Atlantic. 


East  Sooth  Oeotral... 


West  Sooth  (3sotraL... 


Mountain^. 


Padflc. 


V«w 


CeO' 

sus 


1927 
1926 
1921 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1928 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1921 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1921 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 


1927 
1925 
1921 
1921 
1914 


191, 

187,224 

195.182 

19(V096 

176^997 


Nom- 
bcrof 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


8»  849, 756 
8»  381,511 
8^776,046 
6^944,316 
0^  894, 840 


17,746 
18,178 
19,061 
19,057 
2^198 

82^676 
58»894 
80^004 
87,178 
86»4M 

48»871 
42^857 
43,948 
43,508 
60,898 

18^192 
18,181 
16,685 

17,247 
27,199 


17, 

18»670 

17,0«4 

16,427 

28^985 


8,071 

7,600 

7,240 

14,410 

8^208 
7,878 
7,942 
8,090 
1^417 

a;  919 
1^844 
8,970 
4,018 
8^079 

16^189 
14,768 
14,156 
18,333 
16^208 


1, 
1.800 
1,842 
1,781 

a;  878 


Wage 


(average 

for  the 

year) 


1,098^748 
1,123^218 
1,254,498 
1,071,880 
1,14^238 

2^487,791 
^491,086 
3^894,016 
^2M^089 
3^866^940 

S^  800, 880 
%33^336 

886,791 
1,710,418 
1,88^281 

4481192 
461,008 
488,846 
883,867 
881,696 

879^080 
888,799 
881,992 
848^170 
886^252 

8691642 
856,903 

847,160 
259,073 
264,878 

267,142 
204,970 
267,042 
239,506 
211,940 

94,967 

100^353 

108,808 

83;  000 

81,113 

42i483 
414,966 
430^464 
816,001 
236,616 


88,142 
78,840 
88,828 
76^710 
8^149 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplies, 
fad,  and 

power 


Valaeof 
prodocts 


Vahie 

added  by 

manufsfy 

tore 


In  thoosands  of  doDars 


la  848, 806 

la  727,888 

11,007,861 

8,200^360 

4,087,098 


36,138,187 
85,896,888 
84,883,916 
25,391,734 
14,367,187 


1,838,860 
1,339,310 
1,473;  316 
1,181,391 
838,409 

8,491,880 
8,484,808 
8^696^211 
9^  770;  718 
1,870;  131 

a,  840;  801 
8,846,864 
8,883,876 
9^211,809 
1,07a;  638 

660;  896 
660;  074 
683;  901 
675^064 
285, 4n 

794,266 
767,016 
739,828 
564, 904 
283,068 

881,280 
823;  816 
810;  319 
225^235 
117,967 

281,158 
267,601 
266,272 
238,008 

118,129 

180;  304 
134,587 
143,392 
118,677 
88,368 

690,989 
676,207 
691,362 
43a;  920 
178,247 


74,212 
79;  777 
91,864 
88,439 
48,254 


62,718^347 
82,608^280 
80;  638, 674 
43,818,688 
23,974,967 


3,048,888 
8,20S,9U 
3, 390;  168 
2,521,834 
1,867,674 

la  488, 832 

10;682,U9 

11,124,014 

8, 131,944 

^880;  998 

la  828^  898 

10;  766^  807 

10;  182, 490 

6,871.676 

8,796^089 

8, 170;  980 
a,  193;  768 
3;  834, 118 
3;  381, 839 
1,807,841 

2,487,8n 
2;  648, 730 
3. 438;  201 
1,739,106 
1,008,088 

1,026,122 

1,041,048 

987,113 

842;  625 

887,011 

1,844,156 
1,719,619 
1,374,891 
1,149,083 
626^907 

668,800 
667,992 
809,141 
398,216 
272;  216 

2, 063;  311 
2, 040;  494 
1,86a  881 
1,478,086 
847,342 


206,888 

206^709 
217,070 
192;  102 
117,866 


27,666,210 
26,771,373 
25,846,650 
18,326^832 
9,707,820 


6,028,475 
6, 140;  063 
6, 419;  976 
i9Qa;506 
a;  926^  876 

19,683,076 
19, 409;  208 
19,736,280 
li  667, 881 
8,058,844 

18,968,400 
19,01&861 
17,817,291 
11,797,244 
8, 64a;  261 

4,788,112 
4.898^880 
4.281,968 
8,486,107 
^083^192 

4,881,962 
4.631,307 
4,237,727 
a;  964, 847 
1,683;  909 

1,808,818 
1,807,084 
1,701,661 
1,001,860 
700;  688 

a;  300, 410 
a;  643, 225 
a;  060;  207 
1,728.055 
802; 538 

961.001 
1,046^885 
966,772 
818,843 
437,588 

3,814,018 
8,464,288 
8,256,822 

a;  429,  on 

1,087,880 


872;  003 
871,849 
40^860 
330,682 
200;  460 


38,826,861 
85,78^944 
83, 092;  228 


2,979,612 
2,930,163 
3,129,820 

a;  380;  874 

1,209,001 

9,044,243 
8,727,068 
8,814,266 
8,466,886 
8, 37%  851 

6,483,007 
8,2ea644 
7,654,791 
4.925,889 
a;  747,222 

1,682;  133 
1,608,824 
1,447,840 
1,128,466 
634,362 

2,144,061 
1,96^667 
1,799,625 
1,246,242 
87^931 

783,608 
786^966 
714,448 
440,188 
313,657 

766^255 
823,708 
706,518 
674,021 
275,631 

821,490 
367,898 
346,832 
220,829 
166^353 

1,631,702 

1.413,792 

1,406,901 

951,908 

430;  648 


188,228 
188,141 
186^680 
147,469 
8^796 


power 


22,288,889 


4,588,166 
4. 349;  191 
4,161,188 


3,006»838 

10;  988, 754 

10;  106,390 

9,837,810 


6^841,348 

11, 066;  818 

10;  046;  917 

9,088,235 


6^891,978 

9^088,074 

1,851,114 
1,704,198 


1,236,147 

3,806^086 
3,517,206 
8,148^988 


a;  206^236 

1,787,888 
1,614,946 
1,481,674 


1,16^664 

1,419;  666 
1,318,839 
1,337,242 


984,470 

839,368 
767,908 
714,807 


469;  618 

a;  369, 814 
a;  369, 714 
1,886,942 


1,098,002 


838,941 
800;  787 
670;  683 


486^068 


KUNUTACTDRES    BY    STATia 


DIiisloD  and  SlaU 


maleclais. 


Rhode  IiUnd. .. 


37,  sn 

30.781 
26,7*7 

n^M 

807)  171 

870,071 
80e,«W 

laoos 
iao,»r 

131,  W 
112,7* 

ns,B 

340,  SM 

«3.Z33 

1t26,M 

1,071  aM 
1.088,18" 
1, 1S0,B8 

W«.0B3 
431.  ITT 
44a,  M9 
aSl.TTS 


71803 

11 

11 

aailiss 

1411,  H8 

18^844 

li 

38,088 
18.617 

88^987 
7tJS7 
801778 

4^708 

Is 

113.904 

7DS,S30 

341:j10 

1,87«,8I1 
l|8»).OI3 
■b31;384 

8.317.8M 

ii 

J|mo 

11 

183,438- 

821.920 
179,640 

aOLKH 
31i8» 

as 

898.014 

ii 

1.5H7J9 

u3.S8a 

si 

Si 

3, 888,  Ml 
3,108.807 

sloes,  383 

8,059,984 
8.072,879 

870.  JOB 
578, 238 

is 

3,030,477 

1,408,633 

4.HS83 

4.TOS10 
19fl0.  7SB 

\  716,683 
8, 901. 782 

eiowlooo 

2.83134B 

317,  W4 

3,877,128 
3.028.0IO 
3,008.098 
1.010,998 
1.0W,783 

8. 23a  333 
6.S45.SU3 
B.145.IW 
3.39B.I38 
1.781808 

37J.3I8 

3T4.3S3 
381,288 

1.327,180 

''Si 

1183.479 

'•as 

BM.  ira 

340;  MO 

lis 

3.0a^770 
1.34a  1B3 

as 

8.03S.S80 
3.703.060 
3,347,»> 

780,8(0 

is 

lS3;3a3 

2,3*8.878 
3,408,207 
3.270,784 
1.30^881 

4.244.941 

a.  ma.  n* 

.638     3,Na,)«6     : 


UANTJFACTUKE8  BT   STATES 


817 


Ho.   798. — Summary   for   All    I^Ianufacturino   Industrdbb   Combinxd: 
Bt  Gkoqraphic  Ditibions  and  Spates— Continued 


Diyisioii  tiid  State 


Cen- 
sus 
year 


Num- 
ber of 
estab- 
lish. 


Wage 


(averase 

for  the 

year) 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplies, 
fuel,  and 

power 


Value  of 
prodoots 


Vahie 

added  by 

manofMy 

tore 


In  thoosands  of  dollars 


power 


Sorth 
Continued. 
Wisconsin 


West  Vorth  Central: 
Minnesota 


Iowa. 


Missooil. 


North  Dakota. 


Soath  Dakota^... 


Kansas. 


Sovth  Atlantic: 
Delaware. 


1027 
1025 
1923 
1981 
1014 

1027 
102S 
1023 
1921 
1014 

1027 
102S 
102S 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1986 
1023 
1981 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1026 
1023 
1921 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1981 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1023 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1923 
1021 
1014 

1027 
1025 
1928 
1021 
1014 


44847'*— 8  A  102^ 


Nebraska. 


Maryland 


Dist.  of  Cohimbia. 


Vfaginia^. 


7,473 
7,262 
7,832 
7,201 
91 IM 

8,886 
3,881 
3,804 
4,060 
5,074 

8»061 
8^210 
8,881 
8,472 
5,614 

5,422 
6,100 
5,288 
6,438 
8,886 

807 


840 


473 
602 


674 


1,277 
1,803 
1,878 
1,887 
^402 

1,767 
1,866 
1,770 
1,018 
8,186 

446 
410 
458 

460 
806 

8,206 

8,170 
8,168 
8,120 
4,797 

508 

588 
600 

400 
514 

2,483 
3,563 

3,748 
3,500 
6,506 

—53 


347,722 
347,341 
347,851 
101,770 
101,810 

06,883 

100^514 

103,035 

85,760 

9a;884 

73,002 
74,256 
77,830 
61,463 
63,113 

106,378 
104.682 
196,601 
156,800 
152,182 

8,260 
8,361 
8,552 
3,107 
8,275 

5,551 
5,107 
5,146 
4,635 
8,788 

26,110 
27,106 
31,238 
27,548 
25,144 

46,866 
46,078 
50,835 
44,535 

41,250 

21,324 
20,704 
23,116 
17,754 
22;  155 

126,700 
125,761 
128,802 
107,040 
111,585 

9t510 
0,753 
9^823 
8,640 
8,877 

114,018 
112;  120 
111,578 
88.554 
102,830 


829;  697 
814,888 
297,160 
214,141 
112; 193 

123,610^ 
123,656 
125,506 
107.201 
58,507 

01,347 
01,517 
03.700 
77,780 
89;  860 

230,017 
230,428 
227.896 
182,816 
80,197 

4,806 
4,675 
5,134 
4,660 
2,416 

6,786 
6,173 
6,211 
6,350 
2,628 

34,306 
85,036 
89;  732 
87,275 
1^803 

59;  025 
58,601 
64,721 
58,055 
25,070 

35,222 
25,072 
27,380 
10,506 
11,382 

141,008 
138,560 
136,255 
110,446 
53,702 

15,660 
15,320 
14,796 
12;  055 
6,060 

110,378 

105,861 

104,680 

85,062 

44,878 


1,153, 

1.064,747 

1,001,508 

727,041 

417,415 

726,801 
768;  796 
646,710 
584,460 
336,840 

406,040 
488;  001 
427,874 
320;  063 
205,451 

1,004,700 
976,788 
041,847 
726,378 
868,716 

34,  sn 

32;  807 
80;  704 
26,365 
14,464 

63,630 
46,834 
83,673 
38,846 
17,070 

336,017 
847,445 
313,782 
244,986 
174, 114 

518,141 
531,198 
440.026 
423.787 
361,148 

69,083 
70.622 
70.736 
50,118 
31,649 

564,120 
568,106 
568,605 
386.064 
238,972 

36,000 
33,504 
32,870 
30.361 
13,330 

846,166 
314,534 
304,483 
368,018 
155,830 


1,073,653 
1,850;  344 
1,730;  196 
1,214,861 
605,172 

1,066,727 

1,000,688 

062;  064 

840,100 

498,854 

709;  841 
746,830 
681,680 
510;  034 
810; 750 

1,665,173 
1,602;  850 
1,644,878 
1,159;  876 
637,962 

47,008 
44,632 
42;  145 
86,358 
21,147 

83,001 
62,702 
47,321 
41,558 
24,130 

420;  206 
442;  064 
414,725 
831,051 
221,616 

681,570 
698,006 
589,623 
556,131 
323,234 

120,900 

125,406 

128,051 

86,756 

56,035 

048,411 
025,688 
002,036 
636,640 
877,749 

90,890 
88,677 
78.106 
67,640 
38,978 

671,847 
580,386 
648,153 
454,333 
364,000 


830;  336 
774,496 
718,696 
486,030 
377,757 

840;  886 
830^880 
815,875 
364,738 
156,505 

279;  401 
356,430 
364,306 
180.051 
105,209 

660,464 
636,067 
602;  581 
433,506 
349;  387 

12;  783 
12;  835 
11,441 
10;093 
6,663 

19;  361 
16,877 
13,648 
14,711 
7,000 

98,870 
04,630 
100;  944 
87,013 
47,508 

163,430 
166,896 
U9.506 
132.364 
62;  066 

60^867 
54,784 
58,318 
36,638 
34,386 

370,200 
357,580 
834,331 
350.576 

138,777 

54,301 
50,073 
40.338 
37.379 
16,730 

835,181 
374,712 
343,661 
185,816 
106,719 


1,048,236 

1,000,015 

030,880 


676,848 

664,828 
507,028 
460;  U4 


868,163 

880;  702 
806,188 
381,683 


188;  800 

666,360 
58^806 
653,317 


868^876 

16, 107 
16,  ni 
16,780 


13,980 

34,676 
21,847 
16,458 


16,834 

141,606 
183,308 
130;  090 


89;  366 

279;  436 
275,831 
255,111 


178,346 

103,166 
107,301 
112;  485 


64,834 

670,713 
544,568 
407,045 


362,190 

80, 4n 
37,506 
31.846 


24,745 

503,726 
441,705 
431,387 


387,667 


ICANnTACTnSBB   BT   BTATBfi 


DEviilon  ud  SlaU 


Wage 

yeer) 


Bouth  Carolliu 


VHtSaUhOasInl: 


71,  aM 

IM,  IBS 


ilS4 

zogs 


103.  Ul 

asaes* 

4SS,217 

IKWl 

SS0.8BO 

47(1812 

310,423 

*3,7S4 

naoss 

193,6)1 

1»,SM 

wa8is 

I,1M,»7 

m,2S7 

1, 060,434 

117,638 

filfl.HB 

961, 911 

M.2U 

37B,»6t 

OSIsllg 

40,038 

iBB,»a 

fflft412 

7*.*7S 

208,773 

368.134 

67.003 

237.  m 

37a  383 

221,240 

380,446 

238,421 

mIits 

SLOog 

138.891 

im.ii» 

38a  3M 

«dft9ig 

3IM).351 

Ba,iM 

381. 789 

804.463 

8B.B1S 

343. 93B 

381.297 

3S.138 

moes 

363,371 

M,S73 

91.710 

218,700 

«s,T§a 

113,798 

287,00* 

«357 

$3,188 

188,358 

H,813 

33;  810 

81.113 

Bi»» 

350.833 

447,785 

2H.e33 

stsx 

341087 

416,681) 

WflU 

173,388 

3(^290 

31,  BU 

114,819 

230^349 

B1104I 

wslaoi 

35*;  Ml 

800,028 

m.*w 

333. 4n 

5M.58I 

224,598 

37**78 

33,088 

inon 

I<»,4SS 

317,493 

66ft  373 

325,  «SI 

6618M 

ss'iw 

323. 880 

641.729 

180,407 

30:^809 

33.  SOT 

107,411 

17H7W 

W.731 

41,231 

I03!588 

20ft  463 

*aoiii 

tI7,B88 

178,682 

M.l« 

5S,ZH 

114.064 

41. 340 

79^660 

38,288 

101,816 

181  761 

37.638 

110. »« 

l«i,3(B 

BOiTOO 

171541 

84,677 

ao,7S3 

44,  an 

83.911 

421. 091 

038.361 

7t.7ll3 

4e&428 

710,060 

83,  Ml 

407,414 

S34.683 

mtii 

311.  teo 

479,100 

W.SM 

151,896 

266,313 

3fi,TB« 

280,418 

171.719 

34,039 

39*523 

4«K2a2 

33,  DM 

229,686 

314,469 

a  on 

70,970 

101006 

3ia&5« 

iaftM7  . 

83,479 

663,837 
4Bft7I7 
43^763 
386,1(3    , 
lift  470 

161. 3«a 
133.  OM 


1»,0» 
161,213 
10^0T1 


144.  <M 
117,3m 
167,510   . 


ID1.770 
84,  m 
71^887    . 


MANUFACTUBES   BT   STATES 


819 


Ho.   798. — SuMMABT   FOB   All    Manufactubino   Industries   Combined: 
Bt  Geoobaphic  Diyibions  and  States — Continued 


Division  tikd  State 


South 
Continued. 
Texas 


Montana.    . 


Idaho. 


Wyoming. 


ColGcado. 


New  Mezioo. 


Arixona. 


Utah.. 


Nevada. 


Paciflc: 

Washingtoo^. 


Oregon^. 


Caliteaia.. 


Cen- 
sus 


1027 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1925 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1936 
1923 
1921 
1914 

1927 
1926 
1923 
1921 
1914 


Num« 
berof 
estab- 
lish- 
ments 


4.005 
3.003 
3.601 
3.663 
6,084 

666 
606 

679 
671 
930 

470 
4S7 
610 

486 


224 
246 
364 

337 

1,483 
1,414 
l,3n 
1.401 
a;  136 

aoo 
aoo 

186 
194 
368 

300 
294 
283 


822 

666 

617 

686 

845 

1,100 

116 
102 
104 
107 
180 

1^344 

8,316 
8.039 
a;  908 
8,820 

1,770 
1,907 
1,900 
1,730 
3^330 

ia068 
^635 
9^217 
8.605 

10^057 


Wage 


(average 

for  the 

year) 


116.763 

106^773 

102;  834 

88.677 

74,853 

lia43 
14,777 
16^043 
11,384 
13.704 

13.613 
16.783 
16,347 
10^783 
8.019 

5,577 
6.333 
7.510 
7.354 
a;  980 

83.001 
31,058 
31.226 
37.625 
27.278 

4,653 
4.620 
6,460 

4,477 
8,776 

8.067 
0.127 
0.008 
i774 
6,808 

18.686 
15,077 
14,045 
18.310 
13.804 

3.410 
2;  670 
8,865 
3;  303 
3.665 

104,468 

106^803 

Ul,663 

77,518 

67,306 

67,179 
60;  568 
82;  666 
40; 167 
38,830 


,816 
MO;  620 
MB^186 
108.816 
180;  481 


Wages 


Cost  of 
materials, 
supplies, 
foel.  and 

power 


Value  of 
products 


I 


Value 

added  by 

manufso- 

tore 


In  thousands  of  dollars 


180.400 
116^864 
111,436 
103.027 
44.831 

20;  016 
31.078 
3i640 
16^791 
13.001 

18.971 
20;  006 
22;  886 
15.183 
7.401 

9;  068 
10.526 
12;  508 
18.890 

2.312 

43.104 
43.002 
40;  658 
38.611 
20.200 

6^421 
5.088 
6.484 
4,880 
2.606 

ia;i33 

11,506 

12.635 

6.809 

6.229 

16^680 
18.300 
18.344 
18.303 
10.853 

3.015 
4.474 
6.348 
4.030 
8^678 

146.031 

146.236 

166.486 

00.101 

61,703 

76^717 
78,100 
81,760 
40.806 
20;  982 

878;  821 
860;  708 
868,140 
284,888 
106^618 


843;  027 
844.006 
646.883 
609.563 
253.144 

161,702 

146.361 

128,702 

48.166 

46^744 

47,997 
52;  867 
43.134 
86.057 
14.892 

63.741 
76.073 
60.605 
48.320 
5,650 

173^377 
171,128 
160,003 
147.240 
80.766 

10;  066 
0.684 
9,954 
6.150 
4,430 

77.700 

oa;27i 

80;  993 
26,495 
38,283 

X 

120,667 

127.543 

114. 188 

74.873 

62.283 

li440 

12.064 

12.388 

7.806 

0.817 

880;  886 

873; 760 
873,044 
380;  686 
186»600 

187.771 
198^457 
106^033 
123.670 
63,268 

1,601,666 
1,474.278 
1,38X806 
1,004,710 
447.475 


1,306.580 

1,337.675 

978,524 

841. 864 

361,379 

303,603 

305.474 

174.874 

80.771 

84,446 

86.356 
96.643 
87.429 
67,067 
38,454 

86.368 

107.985 

110;  633 

80;  247 

11.323 

878.221 
378,693 
385,190 
221.324 
186.839 

20;  183 
19,460 
20;  422 
13,807 
0,820 

117,634 

138,781 

133,377 

38.110 

64.000 

163.118 
177.225 
161,607 
111.055 
87,112 

28^816 
21.627 
22.243 
13.371 
16^063 

677.014 
660.340 
878.543 
448.165 
24e,836 

842.863 
863; 764 
868,716 
238^864 
100;  783 

3;  608, 217 
3;  44%  188 
3.214,668 
1,766,143 
713;  801 


363.653 
303; 760 
331,641 
373;  302 
108.135 

61,712 
50;  123 
46,172 
31,605 
37,702 

38.320 
48^785 
44.206 
21,010 
13.562 

21.627 
31.011 
40;  837 
31.020 
6.664 

104,044 

107,665 

106.007 

74,076 

47,088 

10; 127 
0;774 

ia468 
7.738 
4.890 

80.825 
46.611 
43;  384 
13;  616 
2i807 

43;  661 
40,681 
47.424 
86.188 
2i870 

12;  375 
0.543 
0;856 
5.475 
8,766 

388.030 
386^681 
806.480 

188.479 
108,717 

166^081 

160;  806 

167,704 

09;  004 

46^604 

1,088.603 
067.006 
081,668 
668;  488 
266.826 


power 


635.455 

573;  712 
606,104 


335,406 

188.800 
166.538 
100,516 


01,871 

80.830 
82;  487 
73;  146 


50.207 

40;  101 
28,721 
23.060 


10;  004 

264.530 
219;  853 
176^076 


162;  701 

21.467 
18.842 
16.868 


1^468 

100;  641 
102.127 
128.531 


84,006 

iia;338 

12i735 
78.738 


60.530 

21,074 
14.004 
27,068 


18^741 

680;  408 
748.110 
608,380 


880;  348 

889,611 
887.740 
82^207 


21^166 

1,880,608 

1,138,868 

971,818 


Sooroe:  Buieau  of  the  Cenras.  Department  of  Commeroe. 


S20 


MAKTJFAGTX7RB8   IN    CITIBS 


Ho.  700.— MANUFACTURES  IV  GITIB8  HAVim 


NoTK.~All  flffWM  «so«pl  BUBiber  of  wage 
but  not  in  those  for  later  years.    Data  for  the 
compiled.    See  also  general  note,  p.  786 


in  thonaanda  of  doUara.    Data  tor  the  "Antomobik 
"Coffee  and  spice  roasting  and  grinding"  Indoatry 


City  and  State 


Akron,  Ohio 

Albany,  N.Y 

Atlanta,  Qa. 

Baltimore,  Md 

Birmingham,  Ala. 

Boston.  Mass 

Bridgeport,  Conn . 

Buffalo,  N.Y 

Cambridge,  Mass. 
Camden,  N.J 


Chicago,  in 

Cindnnati,  Ohio. 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Cdumbus,  Ohio. 
Dallas,  Tex. 


Dayton,  Ohio 

Denver,  Colo 

Des  Moines,  Iowa. 

Detroit,  Mich 

Fall  Biver,  Mass.. 


Fort  Worth,  Tex 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 

Hartford,  Conn 

Houston,  Tex 

Indianapolis,  Ind 

Jersey  City,  N.  J 

Kansas  City,  Kans.. 

Kansas  City,  Mo 

Iam  Aneeles,  Calif 

Louis  viUe,  Ky 


Lowell.  Mass 

Memphis,  Tenn 

Milwaukee.  Wis... 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Nashville,  Tenn 


New  Bedford,  Mass. 
New  Uaven,  Conn.. 
New  Orleans,  La.... 
New  York,  N.  Y.... 
Newark,  N.J 


Norfolk.  Va 

Oakland.  Calif 

Omaha,  Nebr 

Paterson,  N.J 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.- 

Portland,  Oreg 

Providence,  R.  I 

Reading,  Pa 

Richmond,  Va 

Rochester,  N.  Y 

St.  Louis.  Mo 

St.  Paul,  Minn 

Salt  Lake  City.  Utah. 
San  Antonio,  Tex 


San  Prancisoo,  CallL.. 

Scranton.  Pa 

Seattle,  Wash 

Spokane,  Wash 

Springfield,  Mass 

Syraruse,  N.  Y 

Toledo,  Ohio 

Trenton,  N.J 

Washington,  D.  ('.   .. 
Wilmington,  Del 

Worcester,  Mass 

YonkiTs,  X.  Y 

Youngstown,  Ohio 


Wage  earners  (average  fw  the  year) 


UU 


34,680 
9,371 
12;  685 
7S,7<» 
10,8<a 

78,894 
80,042 
54,416 
16.749 
22,541 

313, 710 
59,861 

108,817 

17,236 

5,284 

24,061 
11,062 
5,306 
09,603 
36,834 

2,306 
17,427 
17, 137 

5,607 
30,971 

31,021 
13,005 
16.252 
23,744 
25,980 

29,904 

8,389 

61,839 

28,295 

8,573 

33,343 
24,993 
17,348 
585,279 
63,064 

5,263 

7,706 

8,922. 

30^985 

251,286 

60,620 
11,273 
44,176 
24,131 
17,282 

44,113 

85,058 

19,483 

4,931 

4,063 

31,758 
12,569 
12,429 
3,020 
14,240 

17,551 
27,076 
10,828 
8.877 
15.  (H8 

29,  4.52 
12,6.'>0 
15,861 


1923 


44,903 
10^542 
16,006 
90,206 
14,817 

82;  078 
83,207 
70;  054 
25,674 
27,842 

885,685 
66,665 

141,648 

27,618 

8,143 

20,665 

15,629 

9,568 

171,025 

37,018 

6,249 
24.033 
23,611 

9.242 
45,818 

33,264 
16,264 
22,956 
55,467 
37,620 

27,162 
ia608 
74,590 
33,462 
11,685 

37,917 
26,108 
21, 575 
579,005 
7a  066 

5,083 

15,027 

18,142 

33,247 

274,319 

76.665 
21,534 
4%  495 
28,712 
18,833 

58,649 
113.253 

22,841 
6,224 
5,581 

43,638 
13,093 
17,842 
4.580 
19,060 

23.921 
41.613 
24,045 
0.823 
14,993 

36,449 
14,005 
20, 516  I 


192S 


52,546 
9,600 
18,206 
85,771 
1^064 

77,884 
28»763 
66^015 
21,945 
22;  700 

870;  041 
68,715 

132,852 

24,590 

fit  412 

29,841 

15,  on 

8,007 

172,742 

30,506 

6,968 
25,479 
21,758 

9,007 
41,805 

80.607 
14,137 
25,576 
58,026 
87,672 

21,670 
9,968 
77,432 
31,730 
10;  540 

35,096 
22,863 
22,118 
538,845 
66,854 

5.429 

15,537 

15,463 

33,779 

346,680 

66,414 

2a  on 

41,207 
27,247 
18,137 

52;  680 
106,022 

23,664 
4,898 
5,440 

41,720 
12, 578 
19,220 
6,098 
17,693 

23,066 
37,209 
22,322 
9,753 
13,549 

31, 142 
12,662 
19,215 


1917 


53,006 

0,378 

18,683 

84,005 

laoii 

77,232 
28,415 
63,615 
2a  929 
26,712 

372,061 
62;  493 

131, 146 

24,228 

9,450 

3a218 

15,054 

7,253 

189,649 

31,489 

7,419 
24,449 
22,038 
12,044 
42,136 

34,932 
13,509 
25,486 
66,536 
34,366 

18,787 
9,435 
86,550 
34,065 
12,975 

35,084 
25,096 
22,2»9 
652,507 
62,727 

4,556 

15,939 

14,780 

32,354 

243,608 

61,892 
2a  318 
42,735 
2a  383 
19,351 

5a  685 
10a428 

21,326 
4.709 
a363 

41,909 
11,115 
20.421 
5,  «7H 
16,782 

22.562 
38,727 
19,965 
9,519 
13,993 

3a  294 
13.414 
18,566 


Wages  (thouaands  of  ddOan) 


1914 


17,310 
6,635 

aoo4 

35,609 
a605 

40,444 
ia929 
34,818 
ia217 
12,978 

218,737 

88,160 

67,351 

11,177 

3,464 

14,076 
7,942 
3,660 

6a447 

iai3i 

1,542 
ia296 
11,312 

3,590 
19,042 

17,651 
8,176 
ia604 
ia277 
14,196 

14,002 

4,901 

3a  270 

ia896 

4,321 

ia558 

14,462 

8,538 

357,498 

3a  647 

2,258 

a966 

a  810 

iai96 

13a  349 

4a  068 

a  542 

24,482 

11,886 

a440 

2a  600 

51,160 

12,796 

3,801 

2,412 

25,289 
a  040 
9,935 
2,465 
9,350 

11,031 

18,124 

11. 134 

6.069 

8,674 

17,633 

a  455 

12.349 


71,284 

ias28 
iaii6 

9a  667 
ia506 

107,876 
87,882 
9a  573 
3a  999 
8a413 

571,725 
7a  734 

3U>,888 

37,336 

9,420 

41.779 
19,942 
12;  665 
282.741 
8a609 

7.558 
82,660 
8a  354 
11,851 
54,364 

44,736 
19.460 
29.118 
81,466 
42,146 

2a  356 
ia836 
9a  424 
41.168 
ia735 

41,146 
30,648 
ia737 
851,186 
80,465 

a  875 

21.096 

23.195 

41,277 

35a  438 

lia466 
2a  244 
52,970 
34,775 
ia995 

77,646 
13a  468 

29,108 
7,500 
a335 

61. 376 
13.537 
25.323 
a  973 
23,965 

31,631 
57,537 
3a  913 
14,796 
19,  Oil 

47,244 

lasos 

35,202 


IftS 


8a  470 
12,S8S 
17,  MS 
98,682 

laiao 

1(0,812 
84,904 

oaooo 

27,400 
2a  176 

66a  «36 

oaMo 

301,378 

sasTs 

11.104 

43,605 
19,971 
11,466 

soasoe 

3a  941 


21,179 

11,819 

10ai28 

40;  311 

aooi 

37,100 
38,464 
2a  391 

89,640 

a990 

31,664 

21,048 

4a  008 

332,416 

94,468 
2a  730 
49,710 
33,748 
17,961 

73,400 
18a  867 

3a  701 
a870 
a367 

61,040 
ia607 
27,610 
7,981 
2a  180 

31, 118 
57,461 
3a  136 
ia330 
17,057 

4a  830 

17,677 

saooi 


sani 

13.  o» 
17.674 
9a404 

ia966 

104.&Q 
3a  615 
9a  138 
301334 
Sa790 

630. 1S9 

79,701 

9Di,on 

sa4ia 

ia47i 

44.303 

ia4'4 

a»3 

siaou6 

3a  342 

a  079  1 

3a43Di 

3a  930  I 

14,909  I 

H999 

aa34o 

18,397 
32.147 
99.747 
3a  82! 

laM, 

lauo 
12a  w 

43.^7 
laTTSi 

3a  349! 
31,136 
21,645  1 
904.646' 
80. 5« 

5,257 

2a  3^1 

19.644, 
45,825 
3li811  '■ 


8a68B 
37,314 
5a  818 
31,712 

laoM 

8a  314 
134.915 

3a  10 
a9u 

a385 

6L134 
1Z311 

i.eii 
32.012 

3a  196 
67,0I»> 
2a^^7 

ia6« 

17,935 


I 


41, 

la.sii 

31,494 


1  Data  not  available  for  1923. 


MANUFACTURES   IN   QTUBS 


SHI 


IH   1920,   100,000   OB  KOU  IVHABITAVT8 

repairing"  and  tlie  "Poultry  kiUing  and  dressing''  industries  have  been  included  in  the  figures  for  1M4 
not  included  in  the  figures  for  1035,  exoepti  San  Frandsoo,  the  only  city  for  which  these  statistles  were 


Value  of  products 


1014 


122;  282 
2^211 
41.279 

215,172 
43.144 

284,802 
85,126 

2t7.516 
57,484 
71,824 

1,483,496 

210,800 

352,418 

57,<n6 

31,065 

71,071 
40,962 
23,747 
400.348 
64,663 

9,074 

49.792 

42,831 

25.868 

139,700 

164,528 
169,700 

oao53 

103,458 
105^223 

56,049 

39,133 

223,555 

187,854 

33,276 

65,575 

57,752 

09,814 

%  292, 832 

210^001 

13,710 
28,522 
66,438 

78.429 
784.500 

24^694 
55,697 

115,335 
53,232 
62,491 

140,697 

3601480 

68,682 

16,663 

17,840 

162;  300 
28,722 
64,475 
16,636 
44,429 

52,164 
115,049 
54,822 
28,967 
39,403 

82,829 
67,223 
92;  111 


406^837 

53,006 

122;  284 

654,256 

89,428 

583.000 
148,850 
5001602 
185.524 
180;  706 

3.323,341 
433,460 

1,006;  503 

186^843 

9S^189 

187,034 
120;  TOO 
10^919 
1,438,247 
172,306 

75,163 
130,278 
101,894 

89.134 
346,858 

313,999 
282,447 
196.674 
417,654 
240;  538 

100;  908 

95.537 

514,501 

338,820 

83.042 

149,999 
113,925 
135,184 
5.349,077 
448,172 

20,232 

122,492 

315,971 

194,858 

1.996,750 

610;  189 
154,415 
215,654 
134,502 
146.413 

337,362 

014,277 

150; 355 

47,572 

34,756 

416.318 
64,160 

155,781 
40;  662 

104,568 

149, 145 

360.375 

116,623 

73,106 

80,016 

212,043 
144,806 
272.184 


Itli 


565,391 
52;  178 
131.237 
678,384 
100;  204 

58^992 

149;  098 
676.436 
165.833 
164.061 

3. 439;  163 
457,639 

1,004,780 
178.280 
11^158 

206.104 

125.763 

83,624 

1,500,340 

134.406 

100; 320 
145,706 
100,678 
87.446 
344,925 

34a  736 
286.646 
221,349 
531,827 
263,093 

81,136 
106,877 
541.912 
338,824 

79,331 

143,561 
110,506 
156,106 
5,324,414 
490;  047 

35,455 

144,841 

339,004 

200,977 

1,937,416 

518.964 
150,521 
212;  118 
132,406 
157,450 

337,648 

874,667 

194,013 

32.689 

38,634 

426,810 
61,282 

150,666 
43.156 

109;  616 

154.020 

371. 120 

126,516 

83,677 

76.502 

210;  461 
120;  467 
236.180 


1917 


Value  added  by  manufacture  > 


1914 


567,482 
58.185 
115,830 
092,575 
100,039 

618,092 
156,697 
649.302 
155.477 
196.800 

3,478,754 
437,954 

1.040,754 

109,068 

98,009 

235,166 

116.748 

7^106 

1.736.933 

120;  324 

109,637 
135,254 
111,060 
102;  154 
345,815 

270,842 
296^646 
222,136 
610,106 
242,696 

09,171 

91,670 

627,416 

348,417 

94,435 

125.542 
124,034 
151.893 
6.722,071 
482,730 

29,127 

159,376 

307,472 

207,470 

1,861,502 

506,529 
146,974 
214.617 
121,095 
220,743 

366,111 

937,416 

160,331 

35,115 

45,634 

429,728 
55,704 

167,079 
46,170 

103,922 

147,903 

360;  115 

107,417 

90,390 

81,706 

193,502 
107,996 
207,379 


66,230 
13,811 
18.162 
94,639 
17,632 

134,234 
40;  394 
89,620 
25.949 
35.730 

681.565 
96.753 

153.926 
26,972 
11,496 

38.117 
18.946 
11.472 
178.099 
27.602 

4,142 
28.797 
25.187 

9,744 
48,636 

62;  746 
20;  433 
28,972 
44,517 
40,624 

22;  945 
16.128 
96.679 
56,655 
13,915 

28.001 
30;  435 
29,253 
1.063,677 
97,163 

6.390 

13,523 

18.372 

37,799 

333^303 

96,779 
21,796 
51,365 
21,846 
31.932 

82,167 
166,674 

3S^868 
8,130 
7,760 

65,200 
ia;023 
26,705 
7,182 
22,514 

28,413 
44,555 
24,879 
16,739 
17,262 

37,036 
15.115 
S,034 


1016 


234,796 
26,972 
59,193 

250,301 
4a  518 

205,722 
80,562 

214,903 
89,182 
81,703 

1,657,016 

216,410 

494,888 

80,612 

42.961 

122,839 
63,232 
40,218 

603,160 
47,790 

24,496 
81,742 
64.248 
36,573 
141,486 

139,235 

48,913 

03,833 

256,337 

113,870 

37,574 

40,210 

260;  025 

117,440 

31,957 

63,471 

64,603 

61,845 

2,606,621 

238.120 

15,551 
00,741 
60,786 
04.626 
887,035 

224.582 
66^350 

loaoso 

64,055 
83,477 

201.041 

361,137 

86.753 

1^708 

16.638 

181.283 
28,060 
60,998 
17,030 
63,140 

83,019 
143,475 
63,547 
50,073 
34,526 

106.066 
36.563 
66^177 


1917 


252,035 
30;  583 
51,488 

266,655 
48.791 

310;  021 
87,360 

246.600 
90;  749 
99,140 

1.686.906 

216.342 

484,236 

82;  211 

37,511 

144,537 
48.066 
35,556 

778,423 
40,638 

26,800 
80;  576 
60,953 
41.952 
145,715 

111.347 

51.266 

95,572 

304.370 

106,770 

35^104 

34,147 

296.505 

130;  731 

40;  245 

60;  666 

70;  115 

61,747 

3^868.237 

244.635 

14.002 

64.629 

68.005 

106,426 

880,726 

220,292 
63,869 

105,372 
60.929 

128,506 

222,806 

387,917 

77,677 

15,669 

20,164 

192,066 
36,735 
73,295 
18,071 
57,872 

81.632 
114.901 
57,694 
54,291 
37,556 

97,871 
82^974 
63^901 


City  and  State 


Akron.  Oliio. 
Albany.  N.  Y. 
Atlanta,  Oa. 
Baltimore.  Md. 
Birxninghanit  Ai#. 

Boston.  Mass. 
Bridgeport,  Conn. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Cambridge,  Mass. 
Camden,  N.  J. 

Chicago,  ni. 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Columbus,  Ohio. 
Dallas  Tex. 

Dayton,  Ohio. 
Denver,  Colo. 
Des  Moines.  Iowa. 
Detroit,  Mich. 
Fall  Biver,  Mass. 

Fort  Worth,  Tex. 
Grand  Rapids,  MidL 
Hartford,  Conn. 
Houston.  Tex. 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Kansas  City,  Kans. 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Lottisvme,Ky. 

LoweD.  Mass. 
Memphis,  Tenn. 
MUwauke^  Wis. 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Nashville,  Tenn. 

New  Bedford,  Mass. 
New  Haven.  Conn. 
New  Orleans,  La. 
New  YorkTN.  Y. 
Newark,  N.  J. 

Norfolk,  Va. 
Oakland.  Calif. 
Omaha,  Nebr. 
Pateraon,  N.  J. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Portland.  Oreg. 
Providence.  R.  I. 
Reading.  Pa. 
Richmond,  Va. 

Rochester.  N.  Y. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
San  Antonio,  Tex. 

San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Scranton,  Pa. 
Seattle.  Wash. 
Spokane,  Wash. 
Sprlngfleki,  Mass. 

Syracuse.  N.  Y. 
Toledo,  Ohio. 
Trenton,  N.J. 
Washington,  D.  C. 
Wilmington,  Del. 

Worcester,  Mass. 
Yonkers,N.Y. 
Youngstown,  Ohio. 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Censniw  Department  of  Oommeroe. 


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MAVUFACTUUS:  Pboduction 


^ion.— In  general,  most  of  the  aitkdM  listed  are  finished  prodnets,  bat  large  quantities  of  parthr  finished 
nrodoctSv  espedaUy  yam,  made  for  sale  to  other  establishments  of  the  same  or  othsr  branenes  of  the 
textile  industry  are  incladed.  This  involTss  considerable  dnplication  in  total  Talne  of  i»rodoets  and 
in  cost  of  material.  The  prodocts  listed  under  each  branch  of  the  textile  indnstrv  repraeent  only  the 
ootpat  of  conosms  dassifled  as  engaged  primarily  in  that  branch.  Certain  quantitiss,  osoally  small,  of 
some  of  the  products  are  also  made  in  establishments  dassed  under  other  branches.  In  1027,  these 
amounts  were  as  follows:  Cotton  goods,  $10,382,280  (not  including  cordage  and  twine  mills);  ootton<laoe 
goods,  iaB631<(;  other  knit  goods,  $720,000;  silk  goods,  $7,131,0S5;  woolen  and  worted  goods,  $14,145,010 
felt  goods,  $007,072;  wool-fut  hats,  $046,154;  carpets  and  rugs,  $71,061;  cordage  and  twme  ana  jute  and 
linen  goods,  $12,572,438;  tar-felt  hats,  $802,402;  ofidoth,  $1, 201324;  artificial  leather,  $821,024 


Industry  and  product 


Unit 


Quantity  (thousands  of  unit 
specified) 


1014 


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Value  (thousands  of  dollars) 


1014 


OOTTOM-OOOIM  AMD  8MAIX- 

WAKss  DCDnenuis 


All  ptoduflta,  Mai  ?alue. 


1.7B$,0tt 


Sheetings 

Print  doth 

Voiles 

Lawns,    nainsooks, 

brics,  and  similar  mus- 
lins. 
Tobacco,  dieeee,   butter, 

banting,  and   bandage 

doths. 

Ginghams 

Shirtings. 

Drills 

Twills  and  sateens.. 

Ticks  and  denims. 

Osnaburgs 

Cotton     flannel   (canton 

llannd,  flannelettes,  and 

blanketings). 

Tire  duck 

Ducks  (except  tire) 

Tire  fabrics   (except  tire 

duck.) 

Tapestries 

Pile  fabrics: 

Plushes,  TdTSts,  TdTet- 
eens,etc 

Corduroys. 

Turkish  towels  and  tow- 
eling. 
Towels,  eta  (except  pile 

fabrics). 

Cotton  table  damask 

Blankets 

Bedspreads  and  quilts 

(crochet,  maraelDes,  and 

satin). 
Bags   made  from    fabric 

woven  by  establishment. 

Small  wares 

Yarns  for  sale 

Thread 

Batting,    wadding,    and 

mattress  felts. 

Cotton  waste  for  sale. 

All  other  products 


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2^005^827 


1*158,242 


480;  001 
185^820 
2881070 
80^100 
220L830 

208,802 


1,838,100 
fl,100»374 
124,470 
83^067 


461,033 


350,470 
456»307 
280,115 
532;  831 
228,854 
118,000 
840;  410 


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All  ptoduflta,  Mai  fahM.. 


Nottingham  lace  ourtalns.. 
Nottingham  lace  curtain 
nets. 

Levers  laces 

All  other  prodoots 


Pair 

Iin.yard.. 

Sq.yard 


>130;S67 


40,702 
103,334 
201.305 

15»737 

33,478 

21,508 
50;  003 

75»003 

58,408 

o^on 

52,037 
12;  004 


1,857,470 

1,583,881 

151,054 

273;  454 


000;  424 


200;  010 
878»580 
347,770 
413,007 
313,401 
104,070 
400;  007 


35,474 
218»506 
100;  457 

18»010 

42;  080 

23»171 

100,007 


33,528 
107, 
71, 


17,558 


407,067 
30.607 
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817,800 


028,170 
84,107 
00;  081 

410,004 


004,745 

20,002 

120;  830 

485^308 


133,882 


oasis 


80,700 
15,048 
21,257 
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34,862 


180,857 
88,453 
14,488 
48,838 


18;  380 


57,501 
75.767 
42;  880 
84,133 
50,307 
18,440 
58,007 


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88,100 


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10,020 
68,837 
88,007 


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40;  070 

0;6S8 

18,253 

10,807 

8,384 
20,548 
10,708 

1^006 

07,127 

813,007 

68,284 

14,134 

40;  834 
281,204 


80,8tt 


1.088,181 


5,601 
7,606 

7,387 


4,600 
28,012 

8,082 


5,001 
10,107 


4,070 
1. 


8,081 
8,680 


10,377 
8,838 

fl;648 
5,100 


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56^487 
40;  068 
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11,843 
67,020 
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10;  013 

45,710 

•8,077 

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28;  482 

18;  060 


8,271 


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363,802 

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16^804 

36^843 
364,087 


10;  708 
5,518 

0,368 
4,710 


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ii 

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ud  VaniM'^'  la  Tibl*  t 


or  lUM  oinipiHBiHl  uid  llqnlOed,  IMT,  «• 
ULcuun  unladed  for  1827  In  thli  Utd*  bi 


UANUFACTUBBS OHEMICAI£,    DSBHTUFJM,    KTO. 

■o.  808. — Cbbmicalb:  Pboducts  Madb  Pom  Balb — Continued 


827 


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nHcinad) 

v^„,„ 

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un 

uu 

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'  IndudH  olba  line  compounds. 
InUnpoup  dupUntlon  tlw  inini  ol  tlis  nuioiu  ivuducU  eiceeda  Ibe  total  nlaa  of  all  pradnoM 
_      .     ._   .._n(.    for  «i»mpl»,  nitrtfl  «iid  la  shown  onder  "Acidi"  »nd  t»  ilso  lndnd«d  nnd«t"OtlMr 
nitrociD  oampDondi."  llkdHbe  olcUun  bypocblorlu  l9  iucladod  in  "HjrpoctikirIM"  iini1nr"BlThln( 
compounda"  and  IsibovD  □ndfir  "  Cildum  compounds.'^ 

■o.  804.— HATUSAI  DTESTITFFS  AVD  TASVIHG  HATKRIAIS:  PBODircnoN> 


'*-^V,:i^t'^ 

Valtu  (tbomuuK  otdollH^ 

1*14     :     im 

im 

1«4 

IM 

im 

All  pnidBM.  MMlnlM. 



u,in 

Mm 

IT,  IK 

N»WnJdr»tua: 

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is 

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m 

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1 

«,6n 

i 

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AuouxTKodBct. ::::::::::::: 

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828 


MANUFA0TUBB8 ^MISCSLLANBOUS    INBUSTRIBB 


Ho.  805.— MISCSLLANSOUS  IHDU8TBISS  IHVOLVIVa  CHIiaCAl 

Census  Statistics  of  Products 

Non.— Only  major  products  of  a  fairly  sharply  defined  character,  and  in  sencnl  only  thooe  for  whkk 
quantitative  data  are  available  are  shown.  Bee  also  chemicals  (Table  8QB),  petroleiim  roAninc  (TaUt 
778).  manufactured  gas  (Table  707),  etc.  Semifinished  prodocts  made  for  oonsamptiom  in  thosaiM 
estaolishment  are  not  included,  except  where  otherwise  stated,  but  then  is  some  duplication  in  total 
viJue  of  products  in  certain  branches,  due  to  the  use  o  f  such  products  as  materials  by  otlior  estahWifc 
ments  in  the  same  industry.  Data  include,  except  where  otherwiss  stated,  not  oidy  prodnets  of  tht 
major  industry  specified  but  also  similar  products  made  In  other  i  ndustries.   Tons  are  or  3,000  poands 


Industry  and  product 


Quantity  (thousands  of  unit  speelfled) 


Unit 


I 


BONK  BLACK,  CARBON  BLACK,  AND 
LAMPBLACK 

All  products,  total  value 

Bone  black 

Oarbon  black. 

Lampblack 

All  other  products 


Itl4 


ItU 


Pound.. 
...do 


.do. 


riBTiLnBRa 
All  products,  total  value 

Fertilisers 

Complete  and  ammoniated  ferti- 
llxers. 

Superphosphates  for  sale 

Concentrated  phosphates  for  sale. 

Other  fertilisers ._  ... 

Sulphuric  add  (basis  60"),  total  > 

Made  for  sale !...da 

Fish  scrap i..-do 

All  other  products 


Ton., 
.-do.. 


do., 
do.. 
do., 
do.. 


ICB,  MANUTACTURKO 

All  ptoduda,  total  Ttliae. 
Ice: 

Ice  industry 

Can  ice 

Plate  ice 

Other  industries 

All  other  products,  etc 


I 


Ton, 
...do. 
...do. 
...do. 


PAINT  AND  VARNISH 

All  products ,  total  value 

Colors  (pigments). 

Paints  in  paste  form 

Ready  mixed  paints 

Water  paints  and  kalsomine,  dry  or 
in  paste. 

Varnishes,  Japans,  and  lacquer,  in- 
cluding enamels. 

Fillers: 

Liquid 

Paste  and  dry 

Putty 

Bleached  shellac I... do. 

Other  prodocts ' 


Pound. 
..do... 
(Gallon. 
Pound. 

Gallon. 


..do.. 
Pound, 
do... 


SOAP 


All  products,  total  value. 


Pound., 
do.... 


Hard  soaps 

Toilet  soaps 

Soap  chips I... do 

Laundry  and  foots  soap (     . 

All  other  hard  soaps f" 

Powdered  soaps \     . 

Soap  powders,  cleaners,  cleansing,  '/--"" 

scouring,  and  washing  powders,     i 

Soft  soap I . .  -do 

Liquid  soap ' . .  .do 


44,809 
21800 
7) 


fl^4sa 
5,ei2 

1,008 

08 

1,000 

1,400 

120 

03 


18,325 

17,140 

1.170 

2,718 


450,0.')2 

420,012 

41.043 

01.004 

37, 412 


900 

40,688 

00,828 

8,055 


\, 


1. 


Special  soap  iirticles*. 
Glycerin  (for  sule)  — 

Oude 

Refined 

Perfumes  and  toilet  preparations*. 
A 11  Of  her  products 


.do- 


do, 
do. 


000,484 

100,020 

07,740 

428,812 
307,  744 

57.002 

(') 
0) 

12,  745 
82,074 


04,136 

177,417 

12,082 


} 


8,157 
5,058 

2,080 

400 

2,006 

033 

72 


38,813 

38,220 

585 

1,350 


1, 587, 137 

434.683 

87,040 

110  018 

88,002 


722 

42,004 

101.200 

11,130 


{ 


2, 109, 133 

272,207 

325,043 

1,444,018 

07,865 

142.322 

t/4i.  voO 

01.180 
22,047 
52,836 

25,842 
72,597 


ltt7 


60,85<» 

188,420 

8,800 


8,027 
5,103 

2,435 

420 

2,045 

775 

00 


30,058 

38,864 

103 

1,220 


1,773,880 

408^722 

04,071 

122,460 

100,452 


500 

41,480 

102,703 

10,011 


2, 210, 228 
287,000 
373, 210 

1,502.183 

56.133 

173,030 

530,453 

50,014 
24,034 
03,706 


1  Data  not  available. 


8,518 
13,002 

}m,518 
>  Includes  only  output  of  industry  specilltd  aborOb 


VafiM  (thonnndB  of 
dollan) 


1014 


8,071 

1,582 
918 
504 

18 


IH^OU 

158,301 

121,  on 


700 

1,010 

13,072 


67,890 

56^268 

5^160 

8,108 

0,934 

5,128 


149,178 

17,460 

20^038 

41.081 

2,055 

32;  252 


070 

1,319 

1,250 

1,807 

21,041 


185,301 
104.405 


199f 


17.199 

2^540 
9,940 
1,485 
S.574 


914^919 

19X111 
14^009 


196,997 

18^783 

178,157 

2,039 

0^296 

0^187 


•11, 

103 

66,707 

158,370 

4,096 

130^491 


}  0) 


1,097 

1,818 

5.770 

0,806 

18,910 


( 


2^804 

3,930 

5.901 

90.737 


999,799 

191,384 
49.387 
30.284 
96^347 
7.400 
15,790 
35,858 

2,514 
2.122 
3,982 


HIM 

1511 

ia965 

1.010 

1.850 


iTOton 
uasu 


vn,ut 
i^« 

177, 7H 

6,781 
<,15i 


tn.Mr 

105.131 

40. 5M 

16&.II4 

17a  5:» 


7» 

4.S5 

4^91 


991,311 

101. 4» 

3a422 
03.003 

5.3n 

18,1)0 
26;  Oil 

4.2n 

3.211 
4,00S 


44,401 


HANUFAOTOBBS LSATHBB 


... 

QuuilItT  (UKHuucb  of  unit 

""-"SSS"- 

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n.OT 

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■  KidadM  "All  otbar  prodocla."  •  Stpanta  dM>  not  ivaDablc. 

Vo.  806. — LUTHU:  PRODncnoN  bt  Primcipai.  Kinds 

Non.— Fur  valua  of  pndiicti  ol  the  *■""'"!  ISdiBUT  im  Tibia  T>7,  p.  SOI 


im 

m. 

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403 

IS.  371 

U.33t 

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401887 

11.B7J 

1,M1 
14,810 

S.A5S 
'«4S 

su 

••s 

Ml 

'■S 

430 

iii 

1,000 

I.IU 
1.  IBT 
i.Ml 

i|o;g 

1.009 

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6.»r 

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au 

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%M 

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»t.751 

an  HI 

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M,«1T 

HMS 

n  Bod  >tnp  kalhn. . 
Whde-Udii  inini 


Whole  bide  «pUm 

Vpprr  leather  lolheT  than  mtei 
'^-'■te  (Incladlnc  kip  iTik). 


It  end  kldlV 


.  1,000  biif  froDU. 


Cattle  (iDriadlni  Up  di 

Hotsaendoolt 

OoBtendkld ___1,000 

love  uid  cirment  leell 
Hone,  colt,  ea,  uid 

Half  fronte 

Stunk* 

Cubtetia 


'  FiKungibowD  [otprlnelpe]  kJndionly,  ■  Not  iTeiUble.       ■  Reported  u  "hncj"  only. 

Vo.  807.— BOOTS  AHD  8H0IS:  Phodoction 


WpcToent  ofthetotel  production  In  the  United  8t>M 


Teer 

Tolel 

„.,. 

youlha'  [ 

dun-. 

,.„.. 

Alhklic 

and 

Not 

Bpei^ 

IS 
ai 

SI 

i 

SH.S77 

li 

H.OIl 
HM2 

SS! 

II 

1 

ItM 

l«t 

U,4U 

'*■* 

40,  SIS 

■  Not  leportad  Kparatdy:  loduded  with  "  not  ipeciflecl,  tie." 

>  EidodM  carteln  heeTy  ioatwMU  fonneil;  daielBed  ma  "itUetlc"  but  properly  Included  vltta  m 

Sonee  o(  Tiblee  Me,  800,  end  M7:  Bimeu  of  the  Cennie,  Department  oC  Con 


830  lumrPAOTTTSKS — BTJBBBB    AND    FBIKTINa,    KXO. 

Ho.  808. — KCBBEK-lfAMIITACTUlIHe  IKDDBTIT:  PaoDtHns 


... 

nnlt  spwrtflsd) 

doUu.) 

UU 

int 

mi 

IIH 

1M» 

tm 

Ma.SN 

1.N0.MS 

Number 

■xsilr'""^ 

3,718 
*,tfH 

T 

8 

LOSS 

1HM5 
3,048 

ia5.7» 

8.  wo 

F 
11 

B,8M 

ts? 

10,028 

SO.  on 
ra,sis 

iaa84 

15,BTJ 
15.  M4 

!:!S 

1B,U3 
113,  9SS 
*»SB 

mm 

3G.n3 

IS,  840 

jib;  Ml 

Mi,8ao 
jsIms 

la 

...do_... 

s'-SaSir't 

^•^' 

a.  Ml 

_.".... 

_.»,„ 

li«i 

Ho.  S09. — PKIHTIHQ  AHD  PDBUBHDfO:  Cenbob  Statibticb 


PubllDBUDIU 

UU 

«., 

UN 

UM 

» 

tio.m 

i.a«T,«M 

».o)i,ai* 

1,M>,n8 

fl,MT,(M 

''^bfiXiTpuEfbKi^v!:^'!'"^-"^ 

'is 

2S3,S8« 

m,tai 

3TB.  Wl 

i.oaA.270 

878,987 
734,331 

15,  MI 

i«e,8«3 

H.»3 
EM,  048 

wags 

}      (B3,MT 

13,083 

88%  OM 

tie,  SIT 

M,4Sg 
301.  TM 

14, 1» 

lW.037 
t,7tl 

§s 

BlBnllbootj ; 2 

AUolberpiDdacl.....:  .                             Z 

7U,iai 

AggfBgsU!  clroQliHion  par  InoB 

11 

N.i9().in 

ai,7is.3j8 

3^)39,107 

S],«64,  MS 
21197  818 
7.«M,  173 

sa,(m;ss3 

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Ttiw^kS 

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n.mui 

fl.IM.Mt 

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liANUFACTUBBS ^ENGINES,    ETC.,    AND   MACHINERY 


831 


Ho.  810.^K!fQnrBS,  WATER  TURHIHKS,  TRACTORS,  AVD  L0C0K0TIVB8 

[▼fttae  in  UwuMtds  of  doUftn] 


Class 


TbtaL. 


Steam  • 


Bedprocatiiig  marine. 

Bedprocatiiig  stationary  and  portable. 

Stationary  torbinea. 

Marine  tarfoines 

Not  reported  as  to  tyi>e 


(net  iadudinff  tradoni). 
Diesel  and  semi-Diesel  type- 
Marine 

Other 

Other  intemal-combastion  enginee— 
Marine— 

Stationary.. 

Detachable 

Moto'Tehide* 

Other  stationary  and  portable 

Aircraft  engines  * 


ftaolars  and  traotbn 


lfl4 


Ul,01t 


91, 7M 

1,300 

11,822 

M2 


! 


41^114 

1}  « 


} 


7,670 

11,823 
»  36^121 


17,661 


Tractors,  intemal-oombustion \  ,«  !», 

Traction  en^nes,  steam J  *''7** 

Tractor  tmda  (semitractors) 


Water  turbines 

Engines  and  turbines  not  spedfled  as  to  kind  of  power. 
LocomotiyeB*  steam 


*S,033 


im 


941, 8M 


90,367 
fib  910 
8,776 

13;  343 
2,321 
1,003 

8^373 


7,004 

31,006 
•27,817 


63,119 
68,109 


•4,034 


79,  on 


407.090 


9%  706 

1.170 

13;  883 

'%« 

3;  386 
110^789 

14,013 


8^498 

«  69;  074 
3«,173 


{ 


79;  399 

70,427 

1,808 


fl;732 


184,409 


910;  669 


94,411 

080 

7,902 

14,066 

1,708 


117, 


( 


7,368 
16^876 


{ 


8,883 

a;  601 

« 66, 034 
37,048 


108,906 
102;  047 


6^338 

•18,707 

40,301 


9%iVS 

LTOO 

^400 

1^499 

906 


141,191 


7,1 
13,847 


7,870 
6,668 

03,030 

84,099 

9;«4 

188^887 
118 

i%in 

6^441 
414 

68;  816 


i  No  data. 

>  Not  reported  separately;  indoded  with  stationary  and  portable  intemal-oombostion  engfnei. 

•  Ezduding  engines  boflt  for  installation  in  motor  yeliides  manatectured  in  the  same  estaolishmBnta. 

•  Indudes  some  aviation  engbies  for  1023  and  1925  and  a  few  motor-cyde  ensines  for  1923. 

•  Indndes  data  for  motor-cyde  and  aviation  engines  for  1914  and  1981.  and  for  Deisel  ensines  lor  1914. 

•  Ezdudhig  engineB  boflt  for  installation  in  aircraft  manoCBctnred  m  the  same  establishment.    Data 
prior  to  I9^mdaded  with  motor  vehide  and  other  stationary  and  portable  engines  (see  footnotes  4  and  9. 

T  Reported  with  "  Engines  and  turbines,''  etc.,  for  1925. 

•  Indudes  data  for  a  small  number  of  water  motors  not  reported  seperatdy. 

•  Reported  as  secondary  products  by  establishments  in  other  industries. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 

Ho.  811. — KACHIHER7:  Value  of  the  Principal  Classes  Manutactuhbd 

Non.— Talvea  in  thsaaandsofdollan.  The  various  daasesofmaehinery  listed  are  products  of  a  nmnber 
of  industries,  such  as  "foundry  and  machine-shop  products,"  *' agricultural  implements,"  " aircraft," 
"cash  registers  and  calculating  machines,"  "dairymen's,  iMOltrymen's,  and  apiarists'  raxmlies,"  "deo- 
trical  machinery,  apparatus,  and  supplies,"  etc  This  table  is  not  an  industry  preseptatlon,  but  a 
specialpresentatumpvlng  value  of  products  for  gronpa  designated.  The  values  are  in  part  dupBoated 
in  other  tables  in  this  abstract,  such  as  Tables  810;  8li  818,  and  814 


Class 


Adding  and  calculating  machines  and  parts... 

Agricultural  madiinery 

Aircraft 

Bakers'  madiinery  and  equipment 

Blowers  and  fims 

Bottling  machinery 

Clay-working  machinery  (brick,  pottery,  etc) 

Canning  machinery 

Cars  and  trucks,  industrial  and  mining 

Cash  registers  and  parts 

Cement  and  concrete  madiinery: 

Cement-making  machinery 

Cement  and  concrete-blo»  madiinery 

Concretemixers 

Other  cement  and  oonorete  machinery 

Condensers 

Confectionery  and  ioe  eream  machinery 

Conveying  machinery: 

Bucket  type. 

Bdttype. 

Other™ 


1914 


14,784 

04,860 

481 

2.666 

« 

1,869 

r 

16^986 


1981 


801010 
68,136 
6,099 
10;  600 
13;  618 

fl;043 
3,778 

^^ 

33,944 


:i87 


61,990 
83,180 
9,077 
14,461 
14,380 

6,909 

6^608 

9;  091 

17,919 

44,888 


61,399 
85,471 
8.102 
17,213 
10,210 

10;  139 

6,296 

9;  700 

94,287 

42^330 


M4A 

1,401 

13;  030 

6^004 

4,988 
6^148 

14,  n7 
8,001 
7,870 


168,188 
138;  696 

14,600 

30;  01ft 

30;  488 

11,584 

4,808 

7,839 

31,741 

140;  840 


ioto 

060 

13;  074 
2^684 

6;  899 
6;  088 

10;  790 
101880 
1^388 


832 


1CANTJFAGTUBE8 — MAOHINBBY 


Vo.  811. — Machinbbt:  Valttb  of  tbm  Prikcipal  Glassbs 

Continued 


Class 


OotUm 

Cranes  flncloding  hoists  and  derricks) 

Dainr,  (giocso factory,  and  butter-foctory  machinery.. 

Dradjpng  and  excavating  machinery: 

Power  shovels 

Other 


Electrical  machinery 

Elevators  and  elevator  machinuBry 

Tfnginow  (steam  or  intemal-combnstion)  and  water 

wheels  < 

Floor-mill  and  grain-mill  machinery 

Oas  machines  and  apparatus 

01a»-mwt1ng  machinery 


Hydraulic  machinery: 
Hydraolio  rams. . . 
Other 

Lanndry  madiinery... 


Iiftwn  mowers 

Leather-working  machinery,  other  than  shoe 

Locomotives  (steam,  electric,  and  internal-combus- 
tion)*  

Machine  tools 

Metal-working  madiinery,  other  than  madiine  tools.. 

Meters,  gas  and  water 

Mining  machinery,  other  than  oil-woU 

Moti<Mi-picture  cameras  and  projectors 

Motor  cycles  and  bicycles 

Motor  vehicles,  except  motor  cycles 


OH-mill  madiinery,  cottonseed,  and  other. 

Oil-well  machinery 

Ore  crushers 

Packing-house  madiinery 

Paper-mill  and  pulp-mill  machinery 


Pneumatic  machinery  (other  than  pneumatic  tools): 

Air  compressors 

Other  pneumatic  machinery 

Printing  machinery 

Pumps  and  pumping  equipment 


Refrigerating  machinery 

Road-making  machinery 

Rubber-working  machinery 

Scales  and  balances 

Sewing  machines,  cases,  cabinetB,  attachments,  and 
parts 


Shoe  machinery 

Blot- vending  machines 

Stokers,  mechanical 

Sugar-mill  machinery 

Textile  machinery  and  parts. 
Transmission  machinery 


Tsrpewriters  and  parts 

Vacuum  deaners 

Washing  machines,   clothes  wringers,   driers,   and 

ironing  machines  for  domestic  use 

Well-drilling  machinery,  other  than  oil-well 

Windmills  and  windmill  to>»ers 

Woodworking  machinery 


IfU 


^902 
(•) 

(«) 
2,  MO 

saaoi 

17, 


0^886 

4.436 
1,091 


,606 


I 


2,848 
1,006 

T 

11,638 

15,019 

458,781 

1,878 

lasoo 

8,688 


5.158 

11L228 
•27;  457 

10^622 
3,646 
2,720 

(") 

27,238 
5,050 

\^ 

1,072 

20,517 
2,050 

o 
o 
(') 

13.303 


Ittl 


2;  721 
90^446 
17,760 

12;  866 
4,001 

80,800 
40^081 

180^488 
8,003 
4,664 
4,068 


8 


12,063 

0,401 
2,020 


T 


18.181 

301200 

2,860 

12,710 

1,320,120 

1,472 

27,415 

3,822 

4,138 

r  81, 681 


54,870 
•00;  255 

33,174 

17.856 

8,003 

1^885 

85,006 

0.482 

2,400 

7,101 

12,075 

11^107 

83,301 
21,730 

32.444 

3.953 
25,082 


7,176 
42^197 
10;486 

33.  OM 
1«, 


128,884 
a2;616 

206,266 
0.064 
7,243 
a;  661 


8 


is;  077 
8^396 

a;  676 

104,078 
89,004 
(•) 

2,889 
•47,500 
2,031 
3^753 
2;  Oil,  786 

8.087 

62,168 

4,862 

^441 

18,736 


27.768 


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680 
92;  815 

86.643 

34,364 

6,849 

21,886 

43,998 

10,003 
8,777 

14,005 

0.113 

137,400 

l.,850 

36;  621 
30,870 

57,551 
1.074 
4.630 

44.447 


12;806 
48»fi86 
16^177 

96,609 
10,283 

134.613 
47»430 

817.365 
7,tM« 
0,343 
3^606 


218 

4,730 

M.19S 

8,047 
a;  223 

68,869 
91,459 

47,868 


0^50 
44, 4M 

lO^SK 

82,161 
19,771 

140;  4r 
4^UI 

7.067 

i;qb 


t4fll 
27.2N 

i;8ei 

%OQD 


4,132 

47.299 

8,852 

6^870 

21,200 


29;  473 

1,100 

67,056 

121,290 

62;  608 
30;  207 
10;  164 
28,001 

46,131 

11,760 

4,202 

9.420 

8.643 

100;  8M 

16^360 

60,190 
4a;2S6 

70,761 
1,843 
6,683 

39;  630 


21;  Sit 

63,211 
121,55: 

UO,M 

37. 7S 

9;0ol 

23;  111 

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12.  S« 

7.0V 

Id;  113 

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>  Figures  not  strictly  comparable  with  earlier  years  which  include  value  of  parts  and  attachments:  far  lOZT 
figures  represent  only  value  of  machines. 

•  Not  reported  separately. 

•  No  comparable  data. 

•  Excluding  stenm  boilers  made  for  sale  as  separate  units. 

•  Includes  steam  locomotives  only  for  1914;  for  1021  and   later  years,  steam,  gaadJiK,  and  electric 
looomotives. 

•  Not  strictly  comparable  with  figures  for  other  years  due  to  changes  in  clMsification. 

'  Includes  machinery  used  for  converting  paper  into  boxes,  bags.  etc..  for  1021,  but  not  for  otlMr  yeen. 

•  Not  strictly  comparable  with  figures  for  lOZi.  1925.  and  1927:  includes  power  pompi  Mid  tqnipmaot 
only  for  1014  and  102l;  for  1023, 1025,  and  1027  also  includes  hand  pumps. 

Sooroe:  Bureau  of  the  (I'ensus,  Department  of  Commerce. 


1CANX7FACTUBE8 MACHINERY 


833 


Ho.  812.— XSTAL-WORXIHO  KACHIHSR7   (DrCLUDnrO  MACHER  TOOLS): 

Production 

Note.— This  table  indades  data  for  all  establishments  reporting  the  prodoction  of  metal- worldnf 

machinery,  both  as  a  primary  and  a  secondary  prodoct 


Kind 


Nomber 


itli 


ttii 


ttn 


Value  (thousands  of 
dollars) 


Itli 


itn 


K«ul-workiB(  machiniiry.  Iota!  Tal«e. 


0) 


138,813 


Machine  toob.. 
Metal-working 
tools 


machinery,  other  than  machine 


Maolitnalpdia; 

Bending  machines,  - 
Boring  machines 

Cutting-ofl  machines 

Drilling  madiines 

Forging  machines... 


Oear-cnttlng  machines 

Grinding  machines. 

Hammers,  stationary 

Lathes 

Milling  machines 

Pipe  cutting  and  threading  machines. 


Plancfs 

Portable  tools 

Punching  mai^ines  (stationarv). 
Riyeting  machines  (stationary) . 
Screw  madiines  (automatic) 


153 

1,433 

549 

(») 
16.642 

(>) 

2.688 

O 

38,535 

29.  (»1 

11,480 

4,118 

1,482 

0) 
35.786 

6,227 


Shapers 

Shears  (power) _. 

Blotters 

Threading  marhfnwi  (excepting  pdpe) . 
All  other  machine  tools 


Idng  madiiBefy,  other  than  wiarhine  tools: 

RoUing-mDl  machines.. 

Sheet-metal  working  machines 

Welding  machines , . 

Wiredrawing  machines 

Wire-working  machines.. 

Other  metal-working  machines 


179^747 
0) 


91,450 
47,353 


807 

802 

435 

1.786 

(>) 
85 

L271 

% 

2,637 
103 

1,034 

(•) 
2^301 

1,126 
1,892 
02 


430 
506 
255 
2,056 
6,891 
738 

1,267 
5,965 
824 
11,067 
2;  978 
a;  281 

196 


8 


587 
1,338 
1,810 


S 


1.771 
36 


s 


042 
8,766 

\r 

1L480 
(«) 

5»845 
15^803 

4»052 
37.475 

2,481 

8,129 

10^906 

6,357 

9^626 

4,231 
L566 

\ 

81,814 


642 
3,032 

540 

497 
7,046 

779 

4,258 

10,734 

820 

16,345 

6,480 

1,306 

1,106 
11,806 
7,995 
1,910 
687 
5^919 

1,615 

1,351 

405 

830 

5^241 


15^001 
17,468 

1.176 
670 

3;  142 
10^806 


148^401 


107,082 
41,480 


8,352 

372 

602 

7,745 

a;  481 

4,417 

12^260 

560 

18^750 

8»645 

1,344 

1,867 
16,802 

8^770 
802 
664 

5,200 


1, 

1,306 

182 

1,613 

7,r 


} 


14,447 

17,645 

1,795 

3;  263 

5^400 


>  No  comparable  data,  due  to  changes  in  classification, 
s  Not  reported  separately. 
•  Data  incomplete. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Conmiercc. 


Ho.  813.— ELECTRICAL  KACHIHER7,  APPARATUS,  AVD  SUPPLIES:  Valui: 

OF  Pboducts,  bt  Classes 


Note.— All  flgnres  except  nnmber,  kHofoU-amperea,  and  kflowatta  in  thonaands  ot  dollars 

subsidiary  products  of  establishments  classed  under  other  industries 

.    Includes 

Product 

1914 

1921 

1923 

19U 

1927 

Toial  Tslve                              .^^^  ^        .... 

859,438 

884,594 

l,Sn,516 

1.658,560 

1.753,596 

Generators  (not  spedfled  elsewhere): 
Alternating  current— 

Kqtnhfir.., 

12,512 
>  1,188 
»  7.437 

•*g 

>3L967 

1,687 

2.994 

15^513 

5,691 

165 

a;  928 

1,975 

(«) 
18,508 

'A" 

4,286 

2.098 

3.674 

17,899 

15,972 

5,817 

2.856 

Kilovolt'omperes  (thousands) 

3,632 

Value -"- 1 — 

18,335 

Direct  current— 

NumbfT 

16^659 

Kilowatts  (thousuids) 

CO 

Vatae 

i.608 

44S47'— 6  A 1929 54 


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Ho.  818. — ^Elsctbical  Machinebt.  Appabatus,  andSuppubs:  Yai^jm  a§ 

Pboducts  bt  Clabsbb — Continued 

[All  flforw  ill  thounnds  of  doUm] 


Product 


Aatoxnotive  ganentora  and  motors  for  chftrging, 

lighting,  and  starting . 

SelNoontained  pow«r  and  I ^hting  outfits 

Transformers,  mduotion-voitage  regulators,  and 

current-limiting  reactors 

Motor-senerator  sets  and  dynamotors 

Control  apparatus,  railway,  vehide,  motor,  and 

other 

Electric  locomotives  (mining,  industrial,  and 

railway) 


Stationary  motors  (not  fan),  total. 

Fractional  horsepower 

One  horsepowM-  and  over- 
Direct  current 

Alternating  current 


Railway  and  vehicle  motors,  not  including  auto- 
motive starter-motors 

Electric  fans 

Motor  parts  and  supplies 

Storage  batteries,  parts  and  supplies 

Primary  hatteries 

Primary  hattery  parts  and  supplies 


Carbons:  Electrodes  for  lighting  and  furnaces, 

brushes,  and  specialties 

Inoandesoent  lamps 

Telegraph  apparatus 

Telephone  apparatus 

Fire-alarm  apparatus 

Radio  apparatus,  including  tubes 


Household  apparatus  and  appliances: 

Vacuum  deaners,  portable 

Flatirons 

Cooking  utensils 

Ranges,  disk  stoves,  and  hot  plates. 
Radiators  and  radiant  heaters 


Electric  measuring  Instruments 

Switchboards,  panel  boards,  cabinets,  circuit 

breaktfs,  and  switches 

Magneto-generators 

Sparkplugs 

Coils 


Insulated  wires  and  cables. 


Searchlights,  flood  lights,  motion-picture,  photo- 
engraving, and  stage  projectors 

Railway  signals  and  attachments 

Fusee,  cut-outs  and  fuse  plugs 

Wiring  devices 

Lightning  arresters  and  choke  coils 


Electric  railway  line  materials 

Conduits,  underground  and  interior 

Electric-signaling  apparatus  (other  than  railway) . 
Electrotherapeutic  apparatus,  exduslveof  X-ray 

tubes  and  motor-driven  devices 

Another 


IfU 


1 


14.614 
&,3fi8 

•8»3Q6 

3,721 

37.504 
M,m 

0,800 
18,004 


7.234 
4,830 
4,512 
13,061 
0;523 
800 


3,003 

17,350 

*202 

2a;  810 

1,254 
<7U 


(•) 

1,407 
•1,327 
•  871 
(•) 

8,787 

M^388 

22;  201 

00;  500 


2,082 

(*) 

1,757 

•7,580 

1,189 

O 

4,875 
075 

2,053 
57.290 


UU 


27.448 
4,048 

42;  108 
8,311 

19;  561 

9;  397 

58,078 
18,907 

0.358 
81,814 


8,074 

8.811 

9;  304 

48,668 

14.000 

3,  no 


5.528 

50;  728 

244 

101.992 

2,404 

10;  048 


10.753 
4,731 
8,104 

•1.705 
1,161 

21,033 

38.209 
4,085 

10.013 
8,511 

98.333 


1.043 
1.820 
4.483 
21.808 
2,044 

2.001 

10.348 

8,444 

8,820 
152;  770 


6i007 
7,886 

69;  116 
7,800 

88^177 

8^806 

84.778 
23,980 

18,866 
48,978 


10;  588 

9;  914 

13,826 

oa;8tt 

21,448 
8,776 


14,746 
71,986 

2;  086 
8a;898 

2;  040 
64,000 


86^962 
8^190 
6b  480 
3,677 
1,862 

28;  221 

67.858 

iaao4 

13,880 

7.888 

184.472 


2.470 
4.488 
0.245 
84.088 
8,834 

8,708 

37.500 

7.142 

6.001 
237.810 


60^221 
11,148 

0^168 
8^200 

»,ao8 

10;  881 

02;  048 
28,  M9 

16,797 

48;  on 


7.618 

10;  806 

19;  M7 

110;  213 

40;  on 

4.0M 


18,066 

78,866 

2,0tt 

81,810 

8,000 

170;  000 


88;  on 

7,908 
7,021 
7,001 

a;  028 

81.080 

08;  760 

^090 

18,878 

7,887 

210;  017 


2.801 
14.090 
10;  893 
84,800 

6,001 

4.940 

•46,380 

6,081 

0,788 
275.821 


4» 
8^111 

%m 

v.oi 

fl;9i 

oiio 


97,fll 

9,m 


li8M 

87,109 
8,681 

111^481 
S.6U 


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8u;o« 


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1  Figures  not  compamble  with  those  for  later  years  l>ecauae  of  change  in  dasslflcation;  syncteonou 
oondeD.<ier8  and  frequency  changers  reported  with  rotating  converting  apparatus  for  1014. 
>  No  comparable  dHt:i 

*  Not  comparable  with  figures  for  later  years;  exclude  generators  under  10  kilowatts,     (i 

*  Not  comparable  with  figures  for  later  years;  includes  generators  under  10  kilowatts,  not 
motive  generators. 

•  Not  reported  separately. 

•  Not  strictly  comparable  with  figures  for  later  years  because  of  changes  in  classification. 
'  Reported  as  motors  for  mLscellaneous  uses. 

•  Reporte<las  *' stoves  and  ranges'*  in  1914  and  as  "ranges"  in  1921. 

•  Not  strictly  comparable  with  preceding  years;  includes  interior  conduits  only. 
!•  lodudes  "  AU  other'*  products  made  in  electrical  establishments  and  806,400;807,  the 

work  and  repairs. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commeroe. 


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Ho.  815.— KXJSICAL  IN8TBUMSHT8  AHD  PHOHOeBAPHB :  Production 


Industry  and  product 


MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS  AND  MATXBIALB 


An  pfodnols,  total  fain*. 


Ptanos: 

Upright 

Upright,  player 

Upright  player,  reproducing  t31>e. 
Grand— 

Baby 

Baby,  player 

Parlor 

Parlor,  player 

Concert 

Automatic  and  electric 


Number 


Value  (thooaaiidtoftlolf^ 


Organs 
Pipe 


I  is: 
pe. 
Reed. 


Band  and  orchestral  instruments: 

Wind  instruments 

Brass 

Wood 

Stringed  instruments 

Percussion  and  other  instruments  (diimes, 
xylophones,  drums,  bells,  traps,  etc) 


Perforated  music  rolls 

Pneumatic  player  actions  for  installation  in 
player  pianos  and  cabinet  plas^r  attachments 
madeseparate  from  pianos. 

Parts  and  materials  for  musical  instrunMnts 
other  than  pianos  and  organs 

Orchestrions 

Organ  parts  and  materials,  for  sale  as  such 

Piimo  parts  and  materials,  for  sale  as  such 

All  other  products 

Receipts  for  custom  work,  repairing,  etc 


108,748 

17a  540 

12,058 

38.024 
(1,700 
5.800 
2.737 
060 
4.530 


1.712 
7,772 


POONOGRAPHS  > 


All  pfodnols,  total  Talne. 


Phonocraphs: 
For  disk  records. 
Another! 


T^ott- 
iandt 
078 
20 


Disk  records '    02.855 

Cylinder  records  and  blanks 5.240 

Needles,  parts,  and  all  other 


87,285 

143,831 

5^478 

40,867 

12,884 

0,170 

2,000 

ffTO 

4,808 


1,066 
4,800 


Hum- 
gandt 

042 


82,125 


lin 


00, 804 

70,447 

4,000 

43,772 
7,718 
8,747 
1,220 
283 
8,574 


2,451 
8»001 


nndt 
>  1,048 

/104,700 
\      (0 


I78b 


21,876 

40^200 

4,040 

10,101 
6,420 
8.886 
8,086 


2^880 


0,064 


7,812 

7,806 

607 

8,400 

2;  288 

5, 


14, 


1,861 
88 

1,266 

17,006 

4,804 

1,616 


107,811 


{ 


66,806 
1,042 

86^  n4 

066 

18»0Q8 


178, 741 


10,874 

88»167 

2,198 

10,944 

8.800 

^43S 

8,081 

4SS 

2; 


12^808 
443 


} 


81,087 


}  38, 701 
11,688 


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1.8tf 

^715 
1.217 


13.01 
1.W 


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14.271 


1  Kxcludes  subsidiary  products  repotted  by  establishments  engaged  primarily  in  other  indoititaB,  whUk 
amounted  to  $1,301,7H7  in  102»;  6,603,378  in  1925,  and  $3,080,298  in  1027. 

>  Dictating  machines  and  other  phonographs  using  cylinder  records. 

'  Includes  data  for  combination  phonographs  and  radios  to  avoid  disclosing  prodoetioii  of  InillifilMl 
establishments. 

*  Number  not  reported  for  1027. 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


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1391        :. 

ia.u«     aaa.sM 


>  CTCLXS,  BKICLII,  iXD  FIKTI 


aondobi... 

sunk 

T»iik 

KiKtilc: 


4,781 
25,077 


Caniigea  ud  bugdM 

OttmaianytDBtf 

A  U  other  producti,  puta,  »[)aln,aM... 


t,7SX 

tn.ui 

M,0T1 


^tGl.Ml 


u,8w    i8a,Hj 


!,»«  lft-___ 

«M»      tH,SU 
4.710        34,080 


3>,9I» 

»:«T 


a,t)a 

^s^o 

14,741 
S.S77 


113, 3I» 

lie,  too 

,  017,  M4 

11.  HI 
IU,4« 

33.8S1 


lucladsd  wltb  "Ottwr  prodaeti.  atn.,' 

oomptotB  vBbklMmlinr'-- — "- "- 

id  In  otbat  indoMrlM  an  Inetodad  in 
ipurtad  HparmMlT- 

-—  oalj  to  tnclon  manolHitavd  by  MtebllitinnnM  «apc*d 

OUivi>rodncU,ala.,"h>rm7.  rMUUTptDdl 

npiJr  wotk  doo*  bj  raUroad  • 


tn  tba  diitribaUan  by  ek«. 

In  tlM  iiMnnftntnrt 
'    n,*MTslil*»0. 


838  OOTTOH  HAirUFACTDBES 

Ho.  617.— OOTTOH  8PIHDU8,  COTTOH  COmuifPTIOV,  AMD  STOCKS 

Not!.— Thg  itatlatia  tor  ISIS  to  IHS  nUt<  to  the  13  manthi  MidM  Inlr  II  nd  tboai 
tha  13  montlu  andad  Aug.  31.    South  nlsn  to  ootton  cmrlns  8tat«a.    CoauompC 
rODDliiK  bftlM,  ooantlng  tonnd  sa  hairbtlM,  moapt  tlut  all  flcnraa,  IS"  "  '**'  '- 
eottoD  Inall  r>Bn  i*  In  aQolTalant  MD-poand  bala.   TbanninDar  of  ao 
optratad  lor  any  time,  howa**'  tlion,  dtulDf  tba  yaar,  and  li  " 
aotliltT  of  tba  Induatrr 


Ootlon  SI 


Bpin- 


•ti>  (Uuncanijs  of  baltti 


p-r      otner 


lul 


UI4. 


Cannimtiilan  (tfaoiuandi  of  baJca) 


StockB  In  ocraaaiiiiDC  aafahfl^ 
mgou  at  and  o(  rear  (thn- 
nuid]  Df  balw) 


'  Doea  oot  include  fora^  co 


I  InclDdBllnlarftDr  ISfOto  IMS. 

•PICtitea  Dot  available.  •  lDcludeallnU...„,  .,w» 

■  Cotton  mllU  only.  •  A»«»ga,  l«r7  to  1910, 

Souroa:  Bureau  ol  tbe  Ceniua,  Departmeat  ol  Cammeroa 


CXXTTON 


839 


No.  81&— CM>TTOH  SPIVBLB  H0UB8  AHB  COTTOH  COVSirMPTIOH 

Note.— Par  oeot  of  oapadty  represents  ratio  between  (l)  the  actoal  nomber  of  spindle  boors  indodlng 
overtimflb  doable  shuts,  and  Mrt  time,  end  (3)  the  total  number  of  spindles  in  place  multiplied  bj  the 
number  of  hours  per  numth  m  a  single  shift  at  normal  full  worUng  tune.  Connunption  includes  both 
domestio  and  forwgn  ootton 


Mooth 


January^ 

February.. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November.. 


Spindle  hours  (minions) 


80,876 


oiioo 


8.847 

8,564 

7.100 

7,888 

7,077 

8,614 

6,776 

8.530 

5.008 

7.033 

5.344 

7,686 

5,183 

7.310 

5,434 

6,085 

6,473 

7,107 

7,655 

7,063 

7,143 

7,836 

7,841 

8,361 

07,080 


8,866 
8,131 
0,169 
8,845 
7.503 
7,606 

6,750 
7,487 
8,257 
8.367 
8.483 
8^685 


1M7 


lOiiSO 


8.564 

8.380 
0.688 
8.788 
8.086 
0^101 

8,088 
8,071 
8,776 
8.738 
8.680 
7,880 


Spindle  hours— per  cent  of  capacity 


08,748 


8,363 
7,070 
8,810 
7,415 
7,066 
7,353 

6,351 
7,431 
6,061 
8,604 
8,534 

7,ni 


78.6 


06l6 
87.8 
8814 

8ao 

67.6 
616 

6a8 
68.0 
76l4 
86l3 
87.8 

oa? 


8flL0 


07.3 

ioa5 
loao 
ioa3 

W3 

816 

8ai 

88.8 
80L5 
06.0 
O0l4 


06.4 


06.6 
103.3 
1033 
06.3 
8&0 
8&4 

T8.7 
87.4 
06.6 
06.0 
10L8 

loa? 


1M7 


1017 


lOOLO 
106.6 
100.8 
106.6 
108.0 
100.3 

OOll 
102.0 
106.6 
106.0 
106.7 

08.0 


07.1 


lOLO 
101.3 
06.8 
018 
06.1 
88.4 

70.7 
87.7 

oa6 

MBLO 

108.1 

00.1 


Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census,  Department  of  Commerce. 


Ho.  819.--C0TT0H   SFinDLS   ACTIVITT  AHD  COVSUMPTIOH  BT  STATES 

Nor.— All  data  enept  as  spedfled  are  for  years  ended  July  81.    See  headnote  Table  818 


Cotton  spindles  in 
place  (thousands) 

Spindle  hours 
(millions) 

Cottoi 

(thousands  of  bales) 

fleetkm  and  Stats 

^Sfc"- 

JlrijrM. 

Jidy81. 

188»« 

18M-f7 

1889-88 

18U- 
IMf, 
aver- 
age 

1818- 
lt88, 
aver- 
age 

mi- 

1886, 
aver- 
age 

1888- 
87 

ma- 

88 

United  aiatea. 

80,804 

81^888 

85,540 

08,041 

108,606 

08,451 

6,857 

81888 

6,880 

7.180 

81884 

The  South 

New  England 

Other  States. 

11,657 

17,045 

3;  103 

18.160 

16,873 

1.655 

18.508 

15,463 

1,660 

58,518 

31,541 

3,882 

65.865 

33,062 

3,688 

65.273 

37,862 

3,316 

3,740 

3;  101 

416 

3,570 

3;  354 

455 

3,811 

1,733 

336 

5,104 

1,675 

321 

5,114 

1.438 

282 

Alabama 

Connecticut « 

Georgia 

Maine 

Massachusetts. 

New  Hampshire.. 

New  Jersey 

New  York. 

North  Carolina  .. 
Pennsylvania. 

Rhode  Island 

South  Carolina 

Tttnnessee 

Virginia 

All  other  States^ 

068 

1,370 

1,081 

1,067 

ia618 

1,463 
488 

064 

3,354 

380 

3;  637 

4^187 

368 

873 

1,081 

1,534 
1,167 
2;  060 
1,118 
ia543 

1.480 
370 
873 

6,100 
130 

2;  460 

5,403 

688 

711 
1,304 

1,628 
1,122 
3.080 
1,106 
0^350 

1,414 
370 
802 

6,102 
114 

2,326 

5,402 

602 

700 

1,224 

4,786 
2,441 
0,315 
2,140 
18,038 

2,573 
067 

1.021 

10^063 

310 

5,217 
18,836 
1,663 
1,771 
8,132 

5,085 
2;  544 

ia370 
2;  117 

20^116 

2;  745 

767 

1,022 

23,002 

2S0 

5.107 
31.428 
1,M5 
1,830 
3,370 

5,213 
2;  567 

ia735 
1,001 

15,785 

2;  601 

730 

1.704 

22;  045 

221 

4,683 
21,102 
2;  134 
1,600 
3,360 

376 
137 
580 
170 
1,360 

303 

66 
100 
840 

48 

333 

743 

74 

85 

388 

861 
188 
813 
184 
1,433 

307 
48 

333 

1,130 

46 

300 
876 
108 
106 
336 

385 

106 

840 

150 

1,033 

306 
43 

168 

1,107 

30 

338 
041 
108 
113 
335 

570 
104 
1,153 
136 
073 

333 
86 

163 

1,640 

37 

310 
1,245 
151 
130 
411 

663 

108 

1,168 

133 

700 

307 
36 

140 

1,684 

34 

304 

1.320 
168 
130 
806 

Source:  Bureau  of  the  Census*  Department  of  Conunerce. 


840 


EXPLOSIVES 


Ho.  8d0. — SXPL08IVB8:  Amoitntb  (Excluding  Expobtb)  MANinPAcruBaD  and 

Sold,  Calendar  Years 

Non.--Blaek  blastlag  powder  Ib  thrasaads of  kegs  0(85  poiiBdB  aaeh ;  ethw  flgvma  ia  tkswaads  of  pomsda- 
"  Permissible  "exploBiTes  are  those  approved  by  the  Bnreaa  of  Mines  as  suitable  tor  use  in  eoal  mines 


Kind  and  use 


con- 


Blaok  UaaliBg  powder. 
Railway  ana  other 

stmotion  work 

Coal  mining 

Metal  mining  1 

Quarrying  and  nonmetallio 

mineral  mining  > 

Other  mining 

All  other  purposes 


High  esploaiTea  other  than 
^'permlesible" 

Railway  and  other   con- 
struction work. 

Coal  mining 

Metal  mining  > 

Quarrying  and  nonmetallio 
mineral  mining  * 

Other  mining 

All  other  purposes 


"Permisaible"  esploaiTea . . . 
Railway  and  other  con- 
struction work. 

Ooal  mining 

Metal  mining  1 

Quarrying  and  nonmetaJlio 

mineral  mining' 

Other  mining 

All  other  purposes 


19U 


1811 


T, 


290 
6,701 


000 


22,280 
22,384 


100,120 
82;  080 

87,850 

140 
21,842 


4,088 

081 


6^401 

104 
5,018 


186 
489 

170,868 

18^317 
84,232 


50^977 
07,420 

41.184 

203 
88,050 


882 
1,034 


7,165 

810 
0,190 


108 
487 

800,478 

22^434 
26^498 


78,074 
83,470 

48,480 

164 
40,108 


1,463 
1,626 


1888 


8,078 

370 
7,020 


176 
518 

[887,406 

81,900 
87,820 


106.004 
92;  012 

80,871 

824 
60^807 


788 

2;  457 


18M 


0,688 

841 
5,826 


144 
572 

878,888 

40,047 
30,008 


103.880 
02;  231 

66,184 

206 

6a;  147 


616 
2,207 


± 


1886 


8;  878 

882 

5,297 

188 

240 

'""221" 

80,910 

20,947 

102;  028 

71,601 


46^448 
68,868 

263 

52,260 

8,538 


1,403 


8;80T 

801 
5,444 

114 

280 
""212 

810;  618 

44.962 

85,229 

110; 874 

70.186 


43,747 
87,886 

242 

06^148 

210 

681 


1,508 


248 

4,508 

88 

S81 


48,286 

84,178 

IO81IS 

78,606 


40;  413 
68,  H7 

216 

60;  042 

101 


1688 


4.87t 

317 

4.000 

84 


m 


m.7t6 

5a707 

8a  ot: 

00,088 
74.820 


41.082 
60.708 

158 

57.261 

281 

1,343 


i  Prior  to  1925  included  with  "Other  mining"  and  "All  other  purposes." 

Ho.  821. — SXPL08IVBS:  Amounts  (Excluding  Exports)  Manufactured  ik 
THE  United  States  and  Sold  in  Each  State,  Calendar  Year,  1928 

NoTX.— See  headnote  to  Table  820 


State  ot  sale 

Black 
powder 

High 

explosives 

other  than 

'*permi8- 

sible" 

"Permis- 
sible" 
explosives 

Stoteofsale 

Black 
blasUng 
powder 

High 
explosives 
other  than 
"permis- 
sible'' 

"Perrois- 

sible" 
explosives 

TMal 

4.870,835 

jPOundt 
888,786,010 

Pound* 
60,707,767 

Montana 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

New  Hampshire. 
New  Jersey 

New  Mexico 

New  York 

North  Carolina. 
North  Dakota.. 
Ohio 

JTcyfi 

76,259 

2,000 

8a  576 

040 

267 

14,558 
14,284 
11,340 
28,712 
801,617 

02;  367 

81,670 

938,853 

Powidt 
0,041.155 

890,685 
4,887,300 

28a  876 
8,018^230 

3,418,876 
14,336.820 

8,248,285 

22a  350 

ia063^M» 

8.830,100 

5.627.090 

40.277.8&& 

P9unia 

18,700 

Alabama..   ,     . 

84,707 

1.102 

87,208 

78,714 

10^882 

72,850 

594 

04 

11,001 

15,481 

10,422 
721.975 
399.576 
17a  009 
142,590 

474,264 
8 

7,518,850 
2,378.175 

12.928.655 
8,351,255 

16.600,530 

5.336,720 
1,897,150 
70,825 
4.025,908 
1.842;  525 

4,784.815 
8,070,000 
8,951,775 
3.162,800 
6,937,034 

5, 186, 186 
6.01a  715 
814,025 
1,306,375 
2,099,925 

19.392,5(10 
13.  214,  900 

4,012,275 

132,300 

100 

145.465 

3,100 

743,645 

Alaska 

Arltona 

300 

Arkansas 

Callfomia 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

40a8S0 
67.350 
K800 
47.660 

Delaware 

16a  100 

Florida 

Oklahoma 

Oregon... ... 

Georgia 

2,000 

soaTs? 

1.000 

Idaho 

Pennsylvania... 
Rhode  Island . . . 
South  Carolina.. 

South  Dakota... 

Tennessee 

Texas 

82,5421^75 

nifno^w 

8.268.950 

609,000 

50 

208,109 

2, 815. 662 
103,750 

166          15a  450 
4.567       1.061.672 

Indiana 

Iowa - 

889 

105,920 

60,720 

23,331 

5,128 

69,358 

53,520 

449,815 

3.300 

68,135 

1.208.105 
4.658.080 
8.233.113 
8;  625. 810 
646,700 

8.846.350 
11,623.075 
4, 98a  025 
5, 018;  453 
1,549;  841 

Kans<4 

62.000 

Kentucky 

252.500 
72.900 

LouLsiana 

Utah    

1,002.60^ 

Mttiue 

2,202 

Vermont 

Virginia 

Maryland  » 

Massachasetts.. 

19,432 
1,527 

6.359 
24.Ht2 

128,200 

83a  050 

W.isbington 

West  Virginia... 

Wisconsin 

Wyoming 

Michifpin 

MlnIle(^>tH 

3,500 

7ft7.014 
ia733.U0 

MIssLssippi 

Miasourl 

1.419 
108,  :<02 

1.473,034 
8,027,920 

la^i'm 

1,122,350 

1  Kegs  oC  25  pounds  each.  >  Includes  District  of  Columbia. 

Source  oC  Tables  820  and  821 :  Bureau  oC  Mines,  Department  of  Commerce. 


LiqUOBS    AND   TOBACCO  841 

■».  saa. — RiMuno  uqvokb  ijn>  dibtillbd  spibits  pkodtfcid 


DbtOledsitlrit) 

Fbt- 
m«Died 
Itquon 

Y«r  ended 

Dlitillodiplritt 

'iS.'SP 

clmiTC 

Fnilt 
brandy 

Totnl 

rmit 

bnndy 

Tocai 

s 

im34 

173.471 

gS! 

fi,44a 

7.M« 

ii 

as 

IBCWt 

!701(B 

■a:- 
lis 

847 

Me 

338 

1, am  tax 

li 

170.  SIS 

<9.sao 
•  e,S4a 

lis 

•(.IM 

IBM";; ; 

ia» _.. 

sit:::::::: 

T.»al'.V.'.'.'.... 

"* 

■In  compathic  uuMe  (■Uoiu  all  fractional  patti  of  a 


a  1MB  Uukn  <iD»-tentb  ere  eieladed. 


U  oenal  bevcracM  codUIoIdi  las  tban  ane-baU  of  1  per 

Vo.  823.— DUTATUBSD  AICOHOL 


Yeu  ended  Jmie  SO- 

dncedatin- 
pUnU' 

'pK 

Elhylilenhol 

Wlthd/IWH 

Dautimd  alMboi  pndtuwl 

Complrtpl; 

denatured 

Sl«lallr 
dMuHiuwl 

Total 

iV»/»aae« 

13 

i 
i 

PtoaftaOon, 
I^S1S,1M 

MB.  9m  an 

101.  «7A  lOT 

•sss 

i,123.Ml 

ia.528.4cs 

issa 
ass 

■W,  DM.  970 
fii,  RW,  441 
W.  093,  748 

■«,«yi,Mi 

».»4.21B 
15,307.947 

9.M«.z3a 

3a4Ja.oi3 
t3.a8e,iti 

Whufallm, 

li 

xS.tri.aa 
ui.ias.oir 
MS.  mm 

S^^ 

«.4M;(nB 

■BapanM  acanmti  lOr  aleoba)  prmtaoed  it  Industrial  alcohol  pUots  nqalrad  oommeoclni  Mar  I>  UOD- 


[  witE^" 


Nor.— AQ    Svnraa  im  tkeiMBdi  tl  peude. 
■temtned,  □nilamnw'l,  and  acrap.     Beclnnlng 
vertad  ■temmed  tobacxooBed  in  tbemuiarecnireor  d^ni 
3  poandi  slaDimed  to  4  pounds  nmtanuued.     In  mevic~- 


nnfltenuned  equlvalanl  of  ^  tobaoco. 
g  CommlaaioDCT  o[  Inumal  BevaoDe  oon- 
ad  dsarettea  to  anatenuned  at  the  ratio  of 


In  the loUovInc  table  HfUTfa  are  given  on  tbe  new  badi  beffainlnf  1S18.    Ontbeoldbuii  UtaqnuitItT 
nnd  (cr  dean  in  lOIS  vai  "pV"'*'*^  at  18:^177,000  paondi  and  that  for  dcarettea  at  17747S,00D  ponndi 


ivdr 

Total 

Clean 

Ci»a- 

Tobacco 

",S?"     i   Tool 

CIgara 

CUb- 
reltta 

^aa 

iBiw-igaa..... 

aia,uo 

4aM94 

SS! 

mi.m 
MO,  oat 

£58,415 

825, 8«a 

S7,8S1 

181,008 
151.  KB 

IMU 

lis 

H,UB 

ffiS 

1B«,7SS 

348.184 

2g8,3n 

£tiS 

sn,B7i 

354,984 

1!S ::-S:!!1 

ISSJ 

ills 

149,001 

U(^e50 

iss: 
ii 

244.115 

187. 584 

2gti4M 

108,Ba 

^^ 

IBIl-lBH.-.. 

lSv::::::::l!aS,' 

^■z 

iiai-ins'-.. 

1«7. T11,4M 

IBM' 7M,78S 

Ho.  805.— nODOOnOH  Of  lUjniTACTITBID  TOBACCO 


Ho.  Sae.— COHSTTHFTIOH  OF  TOBACCO  IN  THS  TTHITBD  8TATB8 

NOTi.— All  Icnna  oBtpt    par  aapUa   In  thpiwudi  it  pmsdi.     L«af  Ubaooo  iiMd  In  aMOUbctnn 


•"  ^'^S^ 

iMvbwl*."  SMbMulwiM.'DAkSM 

im 

im   :    tm 

im 

IMI 

un      im 

8ig.M7 
S,3I1 

M%OM 
«LK>7 

M>.I03 
3B.IW 

S,U( 

1,111 

4,«>l 

Tl^HT 
(.DM 

is 

^03 

Add          &« 

"'".^"K?«''Sir'"'^'^^ 

SounM:  La*[b> 


M(l  in  iHlaMml  IM 
MlltetoriMfrann 


BUILDINO  OFBRATIONB 


843 


Vo.  887.— buhdihg  permits  issusd  nr  pbivcipal  dms 


_  KntUWnp  >tw1  mpaira  t/i  nM  twiilHinp,  hnt  OT«»ln<U  A»±».  trr  inatftllRtlnn  pwrmtta 

(thow  for  tmti"*Tif  boUfln,  lAgoa,  oto.)  which  mre  not  strictly  building  opentlons.  These  permits  mre 
imttaarimiMraiif  butln  YunetbejareofsnuiIlBmoimt.  The  nomber  figures  represent  the  nnmber  of 
haQdlnfi  eorved  by  permits  issued  (new  construction  and  repairs,  etcj  rather  than  the  number  of 
pennlta.  The  dtiei  shown  tndude  all  dties  having  a  population  of  60,000  or  ov«r  in  1920  and  some  dties 
naTisa  a  popalaUon  of  2S,000  or  over.  The  estimatea  cost  of  buildings  authorised  in  257  identical  dties 
dnceUOlto  as  foDows:  1021,  $1,573,000,000;  1922,  $2,489,000,000;  1023,  $3,072,000,000;  1024,  $3,208,000,000: 
lfl25»  $8,1^0001000;  1936,  $8,567,000,000;  1927.  $3,138,000,000;  1928.  $2,995,000,000.  BuUdings  authorbBed 
bj  permit  are  not  always  aetoally  constructed,  and  the  actual  cost  of  those  constructed  may  difier  coii- 
sidsfaUy  from  that  ori^nally  estimated 


City  and  Stats 


Akron,  OUo. 
AlbaDy.N.T. 


Atiantie  City,  N.  J. 
Anciir^.  Oa........ 

Baftlmorsblld 

BayoniMfe  N.  J 

Berkeley,  CaUf 


N.Y... 


Brldssport,  Goon. 


Brookliiie.M«B 
BufflskkN.  T... 
OambrldflkM 
OamdenTN.J 


Total  nomber  of  buildings 


Oanton,  Ohio 

Charleston,  8. 0.... 
Ohattanooga,  Tom. 

CiMBter,  Fa 

Ghteafo,  ID 


CAieopes,  Msas.. 
CiDoinnati,  Ohio, 
doretend,  Ohio. 


Ooiombo^Ohlo 

OooPcilBHiffSylgwa 

Oorington,  Ky 

Dallas,  TeoE 

DaTSopor^  Iowa.... 

Dayton,  Ohio 

Denver,  Oolo 


DesMdnes,  Iowa.. 

Detrdt,Midi 

Daboom  lovra 

Diihitt,Mimi 

XaatOfaDge»N.J.. 


Xrie^ 

XvanSTiOe,  Ind. 


FaDRlTer.M 
FltdibDHLBiass... 

FUnt^fii 

Vort  waynsb  Ind 


Fort  Worth,  TsK 

Qalveston,  Ten 

Gary.  Ind 

Hwnntnn,"  Ohio.,^ 


4,200 
6^764 
1,450 
1,787 
4,501 

1,006 

1,001 

8^084 


8,556 

615 

a;  067 

6,868 

11,887 

1. 


1,840 


laooe 

1,208 
l.«7 

8,068 


^140 

578 

8^815 


7, 

16,962 

Si  685 

647 

748 
6.241 
1,731 
3.420 
7.800 

8.312 
40.682 


8.612 
1,806 

1.270 

1.467 

328 

a;  859 

a;  940 

741 
1.180 

669 
4,750 
3,008 

8.468 

%866 
%08e 
5,968 
1,014 


5^861 
8. 

1, 

1,700 

8,840 

1,786 

1,400 

81,087 

564 

4.880 

678 

1.008 

6^198 

ia066 

1,040 

1,075 


9^460 
1,866 
3^114 

3L686 

3^740 

700 

81,064 

060 

7,802 

16.188 

7,160 


844 

6.883 

863 

3.383 
7.064 

2;  130 
41.892 
1.067 
8.781 
1,864 

1.519 
1.766 
798 
3.841 
1,885 

735 

1.308 

685 

4.388 
8;  759 

a;  891 

%859 
%717 

^4n 

1,118 


5^084 

a;  903 

1,766 
1,648 
8,784 

1,816 

1,486 

8^135 


8,800 

767 
1,832 
5^595 
9,815 
1,020 

900 


7,880 
1,084 

%V» 

408 

8,079 


88^660 

696 

8,838 

13»918 

7,046 

406 

797 
4,862 

662 
a;  922 
6,152 

1.383 

40^204 

966 

a;  229 

1,306 

1.325 

1.119 

642 

2^062 

a;  278 

660 
800 

452 

6,487 

a;  666 

4.2n 
a;  906 

3.306 
9^610 


1937 


5.495 
3,684 
1,663 
1.480 
4,066 

1,091 

1,965 

20,626 


8.669 

803 

2,441 
5,392 
9^839 
1,145 

962 

536 

6^605 

1,067 

1,751 

1.944 

433 

8,006 

664 

26,100 

445 

8,662 

12,108 

0.030 

376 

736 
3,533 

708 
3.118 
7.339 

1.343 

28,104 

918 

a;  453 

1,134 

1.200 
1.454 
1.162 
1.966 
1,861 

667 

842 

318 

8.785 

1,844 

4,818 
8.561 
2,867 
8,386 


5.356 
8.226 
1,566 
1.318 
3,968 


a;  233 

17.000 
504 

a;  487 

743 

a;  373 

5.687 
9.255 
1,135 

887 


5.545 
1,062 
1, 


1,679 
464 

2;  039 


19^062 

406 

9^431 

ia508 

5.360 

283 

580 
3.428 
1.235 
2,617 
6.154 

1.299 

28.541 

328 

2,175 

938 

1,008 
910 
1,014 
1.779 
1,806 

535 

502 

208 

6.700 

1,646 

4,660 
2.243 
1.966 
6,401 
841 


Proposed  oost  of  bufldings 


IIU 


IMO 
ioUart 

8^769 
12; 499 

5^344 

3,268 
17,976 

9,492 
1,210 
46^664 
3»586 
9^869 

2;  373 

4.388 

18.166 

53,088 

a;  981 

2,487 
8,913 
38^402 
8^285 
6^338 

8^608 

817 

3;  885 

2,074 

308,911 

3,516 
23,672 
62.960 
30^996 

1,769 

2.062 

27.706 
1.820 
9.750 

86,175 

9.220 
160;  548 
1,613 
7.113 
6,789 

3.886 
6,594 
1.350 
6.940 
3.334 

3.764 
4,451 
1.618 
8.943 
11.488 

11.081 
8.575 
9;  060 
01460 
8.100 


ion 


IMO 
ioUart 
14.464 
14,704 
8,687 
8.003 
iai53 

11,626 
1,486 

46^468 
3,686 

10;066 

6.150 

4,407 

16,603 

701718 

3,710 

1,780 

9,806 

86,774 

11,711 

7,913 

8^966 

788 

4,977 

3,448 

[873;  804 

3,654 
31,070 
67,016 
20;  353 

1,778 

2^915 
88,354 

1.831 
12.484 
24.713 

6.184 
180;  133 
1.291 
7,060 
7,406 

5.061 
8.098 
a;  217 
8.538 
3.270 

a;  194 
3,796 
8.138 
6.274 
ia033 

8^434 

1,708 

18,068 

12,  ua 

8;  308 


1886        ItIT 


1,000 
doUar9 
15.983 
25,754 
9.218 
3.023 
17,173 

0.265 
1,167 
42,456 
8;  876 
7,334 

a;  151 

8.278 

17, 174 

51,484 

3,456 

1.879 
4.951 
27,413 
8,270 
6,5n 

5.321 

466 

4.808 

3.686 

376,808 

1,567 

1,557 

29.257 

25.251 

2,022 

2;  152 
16.123 

1.183 
11.011 
13,873 

5. 809 
183.721 
1.729 
1,686 
9,085 

4.460 
11.166 
1.202 
6.001 
4.468 

3.485 
2,156 
1.564 
13.029 
7,751 

19,402 

3,201 

22;  074 

16.860 

3^520 


JfiOO 
ioOan 
20.196 
16.189 
6,688 
8.041 
11,861 

5^888 
1.450 
88,438 
1,960 
6,688 

3;  477 

4,201 

81,787 

60;  987 

5,187 

1.483 
5.903 
33,078 
9;  567 
5,380 

4,156 


4,874 
2.396 
366,066 

1,117 

30;  570 

45,481 

23,283 

990 

1.723 

8;  774 

3;  063 

ia332 

15,755 

2.876 

145.566 

1.288 

4.431 

U;313 

5.563 
ia023 
1.703 
5.383 
3,416 

2.008 
1,841 


22,087 
6,002 

88,484 

2^974 

16,017 

12;  310 

1,788 


19;  486 

.14,804 

5,886 

8,361 

87,305 

7,411 
1,561 
33,045 
1,005 
6,077 

3,848 

8,456 

14,826 

58^699 

3,527 

1,786 
6,201 
81,408 
8,084 
7,4a8 

8»603 

561 

4,708 

1,747 

823,500 

1,878 

36,450 

56,159 

16,837 

810 

1,893 

8,089 

1,350 

ia358 

16, 7n 

4,510 

120,260 

877 

8.280 

7,632 

3^707 
6,504 
8,144 
4,704 
Mil 

1,761 

^836 

822 

14,423 

5,011 

11,544 
8,677 
6,041 
8,187 

a^ooo 


844 


BXTHiDINO   OPERATIONS 


Ho.  827. — Buiu>iN€i  Pbbmits  Issubd  in  Pbincipal  Cinxs— -Contiiiiied 


Olty  and  Stota 


HarrisbuiiL  Pa.. 
Hartford.  Conn. 
HaTerhili,  Mass. 
Hoboken,  N.  J_. 
Holjoke,  Mass.. 


Houston,  Tex 

Huntington,  W.Va.. 
Indianapolis,  Ind . . . 

Jackson,  Mich 

Jacksonville,  Fla. . . . 

Jersey  City,  N.  J... 

Johnstown,  Pa 

Kalamazoo,  Mich... 
S^ansas  City,  Kans.. 
Kansas  City,  Mo... 

Kenosha,  Wis 

KnoxviUo.  Tenn 

Lakewood,  Ohio 

Lancaster,  Pa. 

Lansing,  Mich 


Lawrence,  Mass.. 

Lincoln,  Nebr 

Little  Rock,  Ark.. 
Long  Beach,  Calif. 
Lo6  Angeles,  Calif. 


Ky. 


Louisville. 
Lowell,  Ml 
Lynn,  Mi 
McKeesport,  Pa. 
Macon,  Qa 


Maiden,  Mass 

Manchester,  N.  H.. 

Medford,  Mass 

Memphis,  Tenn 

Mihrankee,  Wis 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Mobile.  Ala 

Montgomery,  Ala... 
Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 
Nashville,  Tenn 


Newark,N.J 

New  Bedford,  Mass. 
New  Britain,  Conn.. 
New  Iluven,  Conn.. 

New  Orleans,  La 

NewRocheUe,N.Y. 

NewYork.  N.  v.: 
Borough  of  Brook- 
lyn  

Borough  of  Bronx. 
Borough  of  Man- 
hattan  

Borough  of  Oueens 
Borough  of  Rich- 
mond  


Total  number  of  buildings 


Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y 

Norfolk,  Va 

Oakland.  Calif 

Oak  Park.  Ill 

Oklalioma       City, 
Okla 


OmahH,  Nebr 

Passaic,  N.J 

Paterson.  N.  J 

PawtUL'ket,  R.  I.... 
Peoria,  111 

'  Data  not  reoeived 


IfM 


1,065 

2,601 

348 

186 

803 

6.991 
2,375 
15,093 
1,306 
8,160 

2,126 

1.273 
1,768 
6.221 

1,100 
3,450 
1,866 
1,267 

a;  122 

660 
1,230 
2.2S2 

4,861 
51, 134 

4,673 
817 

1,233 
813 

1.405 

876 
1,463 
1,063 
5,068 
8^386 

0,570 
060 
860 
045 

2,701 

4,850 
1,158 
1,263 
2,166 

a;  773 

1,066 


30.700 
8,004 

4,143 
26.568 

4,079 

1,056 

1,765 

11,806 

1,275 

2,360 

2,852 
1,000 
2,094 
1.141 
1,602 


1,060 

2,717 

338 

268 

726 

6,506 
1,817 
14,063 
1,334 
8,778 

2.061 

0) 
1,421 

2;  121 

6,386 

1,641 
2,601 
1,378 


1,620 

534 

1,621 

2;  218 

4.588 

43,070 

6,100 
1,105 
1,404 
060 
1,038 

880 
1,315 
1,105 
4,728 
7,060 

0,048 
831 

1.072 
030 

1,007 

4,648 
1,063 
1,473 
1,021 
2,580 
1,081 


27,606 
7,062 

4,066 
30,011 

3,484 

1,471 

1,504 

13,062 

1,005 

2,676 

2,006 

760 

2,440 

1,345 

1,786 


1,001 

3,100 

858 

348 


5,887 

768 

11,706 

1.805 

5,823 


1.085 
1,804 
1,714 
8,800 

1,770 

2;  414 

001 

717 

1,680 

370 

1,151 

3^186 

8,667 

87,478 

4,060 
853 
1,800 
^800 
2;  066 


1,047 
1.201 
4,706 
8,837 

8^000 
600 

1,015 
013 

2;  810 

4,518 


107 


1,660 

2;  386 

2;  152 

063 


26,064 
10,848 

3,880 
28,748 

8,350 

1,3(« 

1,388 

0,070 

060 

2;  460 

1,400 
766 

2;8n 
1,111 

1,450 


1,087 

2,321 

871 

271 

482 

5,880 

500 

13,572 

1,201 

5,002 

1,554 
672 
1,404 
1,168 
2,010 


2;  470 
870 
866 

1,801 

301 

1,068 

2,006 

4,107 

37,666 

3,278 
787 
1,266 
1,006 
1,043 

866 
1,180 
1,100 
4,017 
8,600 

6,701 
872 

1,444 
062 

a;  007 

3,006 
1,422 
1,437 
1,514 
2,488 
005 


22,431 
11,864 

3,832 
26,570 

3,671 

1,343 
1,464 
7,027 
1,020 

3,168 

1,035 
087 
2,456 
1,140 
1,408 


in8 


844 
1,081 
834 
380 
850 

6,072 

270 

ia317 

1,230 

3,431 

1,375 
666 

1,518 
1,048 
2,345 

804 

2,188 

625 

647 

1.340 

1,070 

1,538 

4,068 

33,106 

3,215 
683 

1,270 
1,325 
1,817 

680 

070 

1,131 

4,006 

7,266 

6,680 
1,647 
2,016 
046 
2,227 

2,072 
681 
1,227 
1,880 
2,882 
845 


18,356 
10,060 

3,787 
22.101 

3,766 

1,677 

1,383 

5,002 

836 

3,065 

1,169 
075 

2,268 
001 

1,418 


Propowd  ooat  of  boQdfnfB 


18B4 


l/iOO 

doOart 

6,860 

18,126 

714 

706 

8,201 

17,217 
0,028 

23,010 
1,602 
7.186 

10^576 
6^680 
1,613 
3,086 

31.866 

4,458 
6,513 
8,618 
4,748 
6. 


3,080 

8,115 

4,331 

10,751 

150^146 

18,668 
1,577 
3,868 
2,306 
1,754 

3,500 

2;  640 

4,326 

10^271 

87,442 

22,726 

1.300 

704 

10,445 
5,538 

41,766 
6,025 
6,132 
8,876 

16.079 
8,276 


238^614 
131,507 

286,648 
163,536 

15.744 

5.149 

6,484 

30,037 

0,750 

8,063 

12,309 
4,434 
7,730 
3,606 
4,750 


ifiOO 
doOmt 

3,885 

31,804 

007 

1,740 

8,418 

85,041 
5^414 

34,840 
2;  500 

14,601 

34.060 

2;  068 

8,787 

86,356 

4,040 
6^830 
7,817 
4,188 
5,800 

8.006 
7,007 
5.106 
U;61 
1591640 

38^504 

4^088 
^884 
1,780 

8,006 

^861 

5,606 

16,810 

81. 4n 

38^440 
2;  636 
1,013 

lo^sn 

6,886 

80,607 
8,807 
7,717 
8,075 

16,846 
0^410 


366^380 
167,184 

896,061 
10^317 

18,096 

6,715 

3,806 

38,064 

8,066 

5,777 

14^663 

14,663 

6,660 

7,700 

5,606 


JMO 

Man 

4.388 

16,317 

845 

1,330 

3,607 

28,406 
1,840 

10,030 
4,180 

20,780 

30,008 
8,018 
1,064 
2,630 

31,576 

5,132 
10,710 
4,288 
3^828 
4,488 

1,720 
6,086 
6^888 
8,665 
138,000 

30,352 
1,578 
4,613 
2,625 
1,780 

3,611 
1,373 
5^750 
15,832 
8,814 

20^000 
1,816 
1,626 

34,827 
5,348 

41,106 

3,200 

5,780 

10,467 

18^586 

8,154 


288,650 
214,560 

841,256 
186,174 

14,002 

4,344 

2,772 

27,728 

6^470 

7,738 

0,036 
8,337 
7,468 
8,734 
6^666 


I8t7 


txoo 

Mm 
8,500 

17,580 

010 

1,530 

3,044 


37. 

1,517 

38,088 


18, 
1. 
3;  238 
1,567 


i,4fl6 
5,600 
8,510 
3,006 
7,380 

018 

4,300 

3,004 

18^630 

138,037 

38,841 

071 

3,878 

%366 

3,886 

8,800 

1,040 

4,871 

13.408 

87,748 

83,480 

2,140 

3;  581 

16,775 

7,078 

51,453 

3,167 

4,104 

11,741 

15,887 

0,786 


2301000 
17^888 

2001821 
184,438 

13;  017 

4,701 

8,347 

20^518 

0,061 

12,662 

4,567 
5,008 
6,870 
8,567 
t>410 


5,505 
11,278 


565 

1,361 

85;  810 


31,067 
2,007 
7,000 

13,876 
1,085 

%mb 

1,051 
15, 5U 

8,736 
7,115 
4,082 
3,880 
8^304 


8,643 

10,806 
101,  070 

18;  130 

043 

1^787 

3,185 

3,880 

3,808 

1,000 

4,515 

14,383 

86^406 

23.388 
8,340 
8,360 

14,362 
5^565 

34.285 
1,006 
8,582 
8,708 

12,( 

11. 


106,285 
180;  885 

801,72) 
Ul,566 

15,273 

4,849 

3,840 

10,537 

0,200 

18,532 

0.060 
8,063 
7.357 
3;  838 
t>061 


BX7ILDINO   OPBBATIOK8 


845 


Ho.  897. — BuiiJ>urG  Pkrmits  Issued  in  Principal  Cities — Continued 


CUyandStitB 


Total  number  of  buildings 


PtrfkMWrhfaLPa,. 
PortkmdrMe. 


PortUnd,  Otm. 

th-Vi 


Pofttoiooiibf 


PlnivldCDOiL  1 

PueUoTcSo. 


B.I. 


BMding,Fft. 


V». 


IUctimaiid.yi 
RouMke^Va. 
RodMBtar.N.Y... 

Rocfcfonl,in 

SacraiiMnto,  CaliL. 


St.  Joseph.  Mo.. 
St.  Looh.  Mo... 
St.  PwlTMtiui. 
SAlem, 


SaftLolEeCItirLUtah 
flui 


San  Fnnelseo,  Calif. 
SaTaimah,  Qa. 


r.N.Y. 

8emiton,Pa. 

Beattfa^waih 

Shrerflportf 
:CSr,] 


lova^. 


SoaMrrflle,  Ml 
Sooth  B«mL  LkL. 
Spofcaao.  wash. . . 
SpringiMd^m.... 
Springfield,  Mm. 

8princfldd,Obio.. 
StocktonTCalir.... 

Sopcrior,  Wii 

-  N.Y.... 


Tampa,  Fla. 

Terre  Haote^  Ind 

Toledo,  Ohio. 

Topc^  Kana 

Trentoo,  N.  J 


Troy.N.Y 

Tnlaa,  OUa. 

Union  City.N.J.<.. 
Utlea,N.Y.. 

D.  C. 


'Wheding,  w.  Va 
Wichita.  Kttie 
Wilkea-^ 
WlhningloOv 

Worarts.  Meat. 
Tonken,N.Y... 


Ohio.. 


I  I 

in4  I  iiu      if» 


fl^«19 

1.42S 

15»37e 

4M 

6^613 
1,9B2 
S7V 
1,(N3 
S,1S 

1,837 

7,1W 
1,883 
8,184 

2,171 


Ifi^MO 
8,078 
1.000 

1.584 
S.B04 
7,004 
7,673 
788 

2,084 
1,896 
ia471 
8.388 
1,471 

1,040 
8,011 
a;  437 
3^107 
3,116 

1,106 
1,454 
797 
8»616 
4,064 

4,089 
2^380 
7,047 
1,554 
2,296 

1,000 
3,117 
408 
1,102 
8,927 

1.295 
1,468 
2,907 
1,706 
1.782 

8,403 
1.385 
1,659 
8,064 


31,949 
8,444 

i.3n 

15,196 
442 

7,025 
1,396 
454 
1,395 
2,806 

8,633 
1,534 
6,864 
1.959 
3,991 

1,844 

765 

15,891 

6,334 
811 


3,808 

7,746 

8,087 

022 

1,583 
1,363 
11,808 
2^951 
1,436 

1,067 
2,063 
2;  749 
1,736 
3^765 

1.315 
1,519 
891 
3,546 
8,759 

7,030 
1,807 
6,349 
1,484 
2,377 

896 

a;  746 

652 

1,024 

ia806 

1,109 
1,106 
2,341 
1,500 
1,630 

3.133 
1.762  I 
1.078  ! 
2,813  i 


17,806 
7.747 
1,156 

18,356 
370 

6,397 
1,051 
431 
1.306 
^643 

8,317 
1.456 
6,838 
1,946 
3^486 

1,663 
688 

13,654 

5^414 

757 

1,163 
8,339 
7,980 
7,385 
683 

1.063 

776 

10^934 

a;  969 
964 

1,044 
4,374 
2^418 
1,357 
2,375 

1,174 
1.191 
651 
3,894 
4^555 

8,350 
1,755 
6,034 
1,303 
1,476 

806 

3,358 

863 

876 

9,334 

1,331 
977 
2^278 
1,405 
2,118 

2;  830 

1, 86r) 

870 

2,465 


i9n 


19,063 
7,869 
1,868 

11,294 
403 

5,442 
1,445 
435 
1,373 
2,367 

3,891 
1,156 
5,665 
3,116 
3,367 

1,426 

659 

13.035 

4,773 

774 

1.000 
3,461 
6,653 
6,933 
611 

1.192 
1,141 
9,906 
2,426 
741 

822 
2,406 
2,142 
1,134 
1,954 

945 
1,166 

490 
3,961 
2,453 

4,755 
1.586 
6,192 
1,231 
1,353 

935 
3,466 
1,075 

672 
6,954 

1,287 
1,081 
2.322 
1,376 
1,924 

2,381 
2,005 
718 
22,91 


Proposed  cost  of  buildings 


16,423 

7,070 

1,351 

9^567 

472 

4^979 
1,458 
369 
1,078 
2,179 

2;  317 
880 
4,542 
1,875 
1,850 

1.658 

284 

12,627 

4.999 

830 

1.024 
4,284 
5,150 
6,648 
525 

1.175 
1,189 
9,512 
2.921 
799 

407 
2.524 
2,187 
1,195 
1,539 

1,017 

926 

614 

3.103 

2;  341 

3,637 
1,696 
5,334 
1,117 
1,062 

774 

3,829 

674 

680 

6,916 

907 

843 
2.390 
1.337 
1.969 

1.  99v 

1,934 

954 

2.191 


19U 


IJOOO 

d€UaT9 

141.403 

32,155 

3,112 
39,219 

1,106 

29,302 
1,686 
1,544 
3,432 
6,060 

13,613 
4.144 

38,319 
4.103 
7,505 

2,844 

1.3.'>1 

39,766 

30^771 

3,096 

5,358 

9,207 

15,009 

57.603 

2;  257 

8,131 
5,320 
27,212 
8,064 
4,669 

3,306 
5,3fi0 
3.288 
6,198 
13,100 

1,924 
4.112 
1,371 
9,467 
8,368 

6,573 
2,712 
15,812 
2.508 
5,751 

4.236 

1.373 

4,   4«5 

48,090 

3.984 
5,147 
4.293 
4.522 
3,776 

14.768 

13.289 

2,941 

11.942 


I 


IJOOO 

doUart 

171,084 

52,373 

2;  002 

38,476 

778 

33,196 
3,346 
1,357 
5,365 
6,814 

19.396 
3,425 

38,097 
6,476 

11.834 

2^935 
2;  364 

65,067 
SM67 
3^167 

^845 

9.433 

18,061 

50,003 

1,654 

7,160 
6,965 
80,627 
5,435 
3,611 

5,653 
8,445 
4,367 
5,537 
15,002 

1,543 
3,814 
3,328 
11,930 
7,074 

32,750 
1,536 

15,508 
3,176 
7,933 

3,002 

10,016 

1,768 

5,157 

6^490 

5,068 
4,263 
5,042 
3,901 
3,987 

18,069 

19^889 

3,263 

11,953 


1/fOO 

doUarf 

140,093 

43,790 

4,222 

32,589 

557 

33,188 
1,346 
1,328 
4,067 
5.267 

10,025 
4.568 

21,637 
5.539 
7,699 

3,085 

1.342 

42.739 

15,591 

2,110 

5,627 
12,072 
19,831 
57,154 

2.981 

4,010 
3,141 
34,218 
5,357 
4,266 

5.066 
9,753 
4,191 
5,251 
8,734 

1.447 

2,731 

2,136 

14,274 

11,068 

15,480 
2,064 

13.046 
3,579 
4,981 

2.002 
7,230 
1,983 
5,532 
64.970 

5,252 
1,821 
5,184 
3,941 
4,871 

13,965 

35,644 

1,242 

9,614 


IJOOO 

doUmrt 

117,591 

37,111 

2.327 

28,973 

463 

28,183 
1,626 
1,073 
6,391 
4.614 

15,216 
2.584 

22;  589 
6,553 
8,814 

3,611 

769 

41,417 

10,071 

2;  727 

4,866 
12,190 
13,877 
46.440 

2,180 

4.318 
5,707 
29.070 
3.946 
1,868 

3,386 
4.889 
3,657 
3.770 
8,006 

1.694 
2.803 
1.277 
21.990 
4,765 

6.145 
1,213 
15.514 
2,222 
4,530 


tjOOO 

4oUar9 

112;  236 

891874 

2,739 

31,376 


16,004 
1,467 
1,377 
4,417 
8,806 

8,845 
8,279 
17,631 
5,737 
5,534 

4,350 
2,005 
42^828 
8,700 
1,720 

5.277 
18,300 
12;  150 
87,504 

2.137 

3,428 
4,687 
34.807 
4.846 
2,170 

1,434 
6.363 
5,737 
3.739 
6,977 

1.557 
1,775 
1.852 
13,230 
4,600 

3,617 

973 

17.346 

1,992 

4,108 


3.206 

1,334 

14.792 

13,411 

3.410 

1,131 

3.381 

3,917 

39,263 

53,976 

5,016 

3,486 

3,014 

1,967 

5,849 

7,974 

4,984 

3,896 

6,806 

6,577 

8,815 

7,360 

82,586 

85,619 

1,589 

2.065 

9.007 

8,638 

Wsit  Hoboken. 
:  Bnrean  of  Labor  Statistics,  Department  of  Labor. 


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18.088 


231.4011 
78.307 


14374 
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PATENTS 


849 


Ho.  833,— PACTHTS  AJP  GERTIFICATBS  OF  BB6I8TSATI0H  ISSUSD  8IHCI 

mXIATIOH  OF  THE  PATENT  8TSTEM 

Non.— The  mimlMr  of  {Mitents  granted  i»rlor  to  July  28,  1836,  was  9,067 


Patent 


183^1860  >. 
1861-1800.. 
1861-1S7D.. 
1871-1880-. 
18B1-18W.. 


K008 

44,303 

1»,763 

206,436 

869; 475 


GAVMtB 

filed' 


1801-1000 1  41Q;0«0 

1901-1906 253,417 

1906-1910 1  307.187 

1011-1915 1  350;  987 

1916-19» 368,286 

1981-1986 J  426.507 

1901 46.449 

1903 '  40;  641 

1908 >  80;21S 

1904 1  53;  143 

1905 :  5i971 

1906 \  56^483 

1907 ;  38,782 

1908 61.475 

1000 66,830 

1910 :  64,620 

1911 60,121 

1912 70,976 

1913 :  70;  367 

1914 70.404 

1016 70,069 

1916 71.033 

1917 70.3n 

1918 :  30.615 

1919 80.400 

ion ,  86.815  ! 

1921 93.328 

UO '  88.930 

IfiS 79;058 

ISM. 80;756 

1985 8i525 


4,763 

9;  571 

22,228 

28;  350 

25,012 

21.199 
9,108 
8,880 


1,842 
1,851 
1,771 
1,808 
1,806 

1,885 
1,967 
SMIO 
1,948 
970 


Total 


I 


8,387 

25,087 

85,910 

138,355 

817,821 

284,956 
148.291 
175.618 
194.387 
207.108 
217. 525 

27.373 
37,886 
31.690 
30;  934 
30.399 

31.905 
36.620 
83,682 
87,421 
36,990 

34.084 
37,731 
35.788 
41.850 
44.934 

45,927 
42.760 
39.941 
38.508 
30,882 

41.401 
40.297 
40.787 
45,500 
49.540 


1927 ... 

1988 


86.038    1    47.627 

92,018   1    44,444 

87,476   ,    45.899 


Petanteianed 


Certlfloates  ofraffiftnitioD 


Patenta 

1 

DesignB 

- 

340 
1.025 
3,181 
7,535 

8,357 

ReisBues 

Total 

Trade- 

Labeb 

and 

print! 

7,864 

188 

922 

3,117 

5,300 

1,614 

23.140 

79;  612 
125.520 
207.850 

121 
10;  894 

14.660 

121 

8,016 

ia«36 

""i'878 
4,084 

220;  840 
143.791 
171.560 
186,241 
197.644 
2U3.9n 

13.374 
3,953 
3,297 
7.295 
8,486 

12,326 

742 
647 
761 
851 
978 
1,222 

18,794 
18,590 
36^875 
32,381 
35,364 
70,288 

16,908 
12;  768 
82,000 
27.369 
30;  081 
08,881 

•1,891 
5,828 
4,318 
5,012 
4,683 

ia407 

28^558 
27.136 
31,046 
30;  267 
29;  784 

1,734 
640 
586 
567 
486 

81 
110 
117 
110 
ISO 

2;  965 
2;  831 
3.446 
8.569 
5^679 

1,928 
2;  006 
2,186 
2;  158 
4.490 

^2S 
996 

1,380 

1,411 

1,189 

31,181 
35,880 
32.757 
36.574 
35.168 

626 
589 
757 
687 
689 

159 
151 
168 
160 
123 

11,983 
8,860 
6,029 
4.834 
4.729 

ia568 
7.878 
M91 
4,184 
4.239 

1.MB 
983 
838 

640 
400 

32;  017 
36,281 
33,941 
38,945 
43,207 

1,010 
1,842 
1,683 
1,715 
1.545 

157 
158 
164 
190 
182 

5,112 
5,896 
6.063 
7.874 
7,436 

4.205 
5,020 
5,065 
6,817 
6,962 

907 
878 
998 

1,067 
1,174 

43,970 
41,060 

3K.560 
30^872 
37.164 

1,750 
1,512 
1,207 
1,523 
2,485 

198 
179 
165 
203 
233 

8,087 
6,197 
4.912 
4.874 
11.294 

6,791 
^3^9 
4.001 
4,208 
ia282 

1.296 
868 
851 
606 

1,018 

37.885 
38.414 
38.634 
43;  594 
46.450 

3.277 
1,627 
1.927 
8.671 
2;  834 

239 
256 
226 
285 

266 

13.005 
14.992 
16,725 
17,562 
16.404 

11,654 
12,703 
14.845 
15,749 
18.840 

1,961 
^199 
1,889 
1.818 
8.804 

41750 
41.731 
42.376 

2.f.02 
2.387 
3.188 

275 
326 
335 

<  21.819 
•20;  548 
•19;  184 

» 19,246 
•17,649 
•  16, 191 

2;  573 
2,899 
2,998 

1  indndinf  patents,  designs,  and  reiasuee. 
'  Caveat  law  zepeatod  June  25, 1910. 
>  July  38, 1836,  to  Dec.  31, 18S0. 

•  ReglitfaUon  of  labels  sospended  from  Mar  27. 1801,  to  June  9, 1896. 

•  WUgatm  indiide  4,283  renewals  in  1936.  3.063  In  1927,  and  2j040  in  1988. 

Soone:  Reports  of  the  CommJs&ioner  of  Patents. 
44847*— 8  A 1929 55 


APPENDIX 


UNITBD  8TATB8  UHITS  WITH  METRIC  SQUIVALBIITS 

1  inch  B  2.540  centimeters. 

1  foot -0.3048  meter. 

1  yard  »  0.9144  meter. 

1  mUes  1.600  kilometers. 

1  square  yard»0.836l  square  meter. 

1  acre  » 0.4047  hectare. 

1  square  mile  » 2.500  square  kilometers. 

1  cubic  inch » 10.39  cubic  centimeters. 

1  cubio  foot  s  0.02832  cubic  meter. 

1  cubic  yard»0.704a  cubic  meter. 

1  lionid  quart»0.9463  liter. 

1  gallon -231  cubic  inches- 3.785  liters. 

1  bushel  (measured)  <=2»150.4  cubic  incbes-35^  liters. 

1  avoirdupois  ounce -28.35  grams. 

1  troy  ounce-31. 10  grams. 

1  pound -0.4536  kilogram. 

1  long  ton -2,240  pounds- 1.0160  metric  tons  of  1,000  kilograms. 

1  short  ton-2,000  pounds-0.9072  metric  ton. 

UNITED  STATES  GALLON  AND  BUSHEL  WITH  BRITISH  EQUIVALBNTS 

1  United  States  gallon-231  cubic  incbeB-0.8331  imperial  gallon. 
1  United  States  bushel-2,150.4  cubic  inehes-0.M94  impenal  bushel. 

OFFICIAL  WEIGHTS  OF  THE  BARREL  OF  NONUQUID  PRODUCTS 


Wheat  flour,  barley  flour,  rye  flour,  and  com  meal  (net)V 

Bosin,  tar,  and  pitch  (gross; 

Fish,  pickled  (net) 

Lime  (net) - 

Cement  (4  bags  counted  as  i  barrel)  (net)i 


Pounds 


Kilo- 


IM 
500 
200 
200 

370 


I 


88100 

220.80 

Ml  72 

0a72 

17a  66 


>  Eicept  as  noted. 


OFFICIAL  WEIGHTS  OF  THE  UNITBD  STATES  BU8HBL 


Wheat,  beans,  peas,  potatoes 

Rye,  com  (maise),  linseed  (flaxseed),  maslin  (mixed  grain). 

Barley,  buckwheat- 

Onions. 


Bough  rice. 
Malt 


Oats 

Peanuts,  green,  in  shell. 
Castor  beans  _ 


'  Pounds 

Kilo. 

grams 

1 

00 

27.22 

50 

2Si40 

46 

21.77 

67 

25.86 

46 

2a  41 

34 

1&42 

t           82 

14.51 

22 

IfO 

60| 


APPROXIMATE  WBIGHT  OF  PETROLEUM  AND  PRODUCTS 

In  the  United  States  petroleum  and  its  products  are  measured  by  bulk,  not 
weight.  Whether  handled  in  containers  or  without  them  the  quantitieB  are  cus- 
tomarily reduced  to  the  equivalent  of  barrels  of ^42  United  States  gallona  (burel 
thus  equals  158.984  liters).  In  many  foreign  countries  these  commodities  are 
measured  by  weight.  The  specific  g^ravity  of  the  difiPerent  grades  of  emde  petro- 
leum and  of  the  finished  products  varies  materially.  On  the  basis  of  approximate 
averages  the  Department  of  Commerce  in  converting  foreign  weight  statistics 
to  gallons  or  barrels  of  42  gallons  usets  the  factors  shown  in  the  following  table: 


'  Weight  of  United 
States  gallon 


Weight  or  barrel  of 
42  gallons 


Croile  rietroleum 

Lubricating  oils 

Illuniinatiog  oils  (kerosene; 

Gasoline  and  relato<i  products  (motor  spirit,  benxine,  etc.) 
Fuel  and  gas  oils 


Pounds 

XkllV- 

Pounds 

grams 

7.3 

3.311 

30A.6 

7.0 

3.175 

294.0 

e.6 

2.994 

277.2 

0.1 

2.7«7 

25(L2 

7.7 

3.493 

323.4 

Kilo- 
grams 

189.07 

!33.S6 
12S.74 

n«.2i 

146  08 


850 


INDEX 


NoTE.-^Many  IndiTidiiftl  ooiiiiiioditi«s  and  Industries  not  listed  in  the  index  are  shown  In  the  general 
taUes,  whsre  they  may  readily  he  found,  being  either  arranged  alphabetically  or  placed  in  appropriate 
groope.    Such  tabtaa  are— 

Plage 

No.M4.  Wholesale  prices  of  leading  commodities 336^328 

No.  537.  Ezportsordomestiomeronandiseby  commodity  groups  and  articles 8fA-6i9 

No.  688.  Imports  or  merchandise  by  commodity  groups  and  articles 55(M>85 

No.  539.  Beexpofts  of  foreign  mercnandbe 688,587 

No.  838.  Animal  food  products  manufacturing  industries 606 

No.  082.  Food  products  manulkcturing  industries 718.719 

No.  788.  Mineral  products  of  the  United  States.. 744-746 

No.  7917.  Maimfocituies:  8uomaary  for  individual  industries ^ 790-813 

No.  808  to  No.  816.  Summary  of  census  statistics  of  production  for  major  industries 823-837 


Page 

AbraeiTee..^ 528,575,742,745.802,836 

AoceptaoosB 948, 2Sa  252. 2S3. 269. 273 

Interest  rates 300,301 

AoeessioBs,  territorial,  of  the  United  States. .        1 

Aoddent  and  sick  benefit  insurance 313. 314 

Accidents  and  fatalities: 

At  sea ---- .- 441  442 

AntomobUeV"""  II  "rr"""II ""' I'si  389^91 - 

In  metal  mines,  quarries,  etc 782,783 

Raflway 418,419 

Adds 328.434.543,581.800,826 

AcressB,  crop  (see  aim  under  Crops) ...  615, 634. 626 

Adding  and  catcnlating  machines 539.831 

Aden 488 

Admission  of  States  and  Territories,  dates...         1 
AJHca,  trade  {me  aim  Union  of  South  Afdca 
mnd  OoUmin  and  mandatoriee  of  European 

Mtfpiu) 479-^1. 483-485. 49a  497 

An  dtotribntion  (see  aim  under  Population), 

nnmigrant  and  emigrant  aliens 94 

Agents.    See  Brokers,  etc. 

Agricaltnral  corporations  tax  returns 187- 

190l  194. 196. 197 

Agrleiataral  credits 264,273.280-285 

Aptenltural  implements  and  machinery: 

foreign  trade 503.510.580 

ManoflMtnre 348.808.831.835 

Frioes 325.328 

Traffic  movement 415 

Value  of,  on  farms  and  as  national  wealth..    ^ 

291.613.619 
Aflricoltaral  prodacts: 

Foreign  trade 644.  M5 

Export  indexes 615 

Prices 321-328,642.645 

Traffic  moTement 414. 116 

ValoB  as  national  wealth 298 

A^iCDltme  (eee  aim  Farms.  Oops,  etc.): 

Feraons engaged  in. 51.53-65.62 

Vocational  training  in. 134-127 

Afr-mafl  service 3'«3 

809.831,837 


.  1.3.6 
270-272 
736-738 
595.596 
191. 192 
757,762 
722,723 
356.357 
391421 
118.121 
488 
80a8ll 
608.714 
447,490 
178.180 


Area,  date  of  accession,  and  population. .. 
Banks 205, 


Foreign  trade 496,591, 

Internal  rerenne 185,186. 

Mines  and  tiuarries 740i 

Natiooal  monuments  and  forestd.  138, 139. 

Postal  Service 35i 

Railroads 

Schools I-.  iid^li2,'ii5,"il6. 

Albania  and  Yugoslavia 

Alcohol 328.543.561. 

AUSalfa,  hay  and  seed 514.562.604, 

Alaperlaand  Tonisia 

AllMi  Property  Custodian 

Allans.    MS  Immigration. 

Almondi.... ......... — 


558.  on 


Page 

Almshouses,  paupers  in 66,70 

Aluminum 53^577.741756.806 

Aluminum  compounds 643,826 

Alums 826 

American  Railway  Eidtms  Co 420 

American  Telephone  &  Telegraph  Co 350t361 

Ammonia 328.543.581.826 

Ammunition 503.645,583,798 

Amuspment  corporations,  tai  returns 197 

Animal  products  (eeealm  Wool  and  other  indi- 
ridual  commodiiiee): 

Summary  of  production 656,656 

Cold-stcM-age  holdings 663 

Estimated  value,  farm  production 641 

Foreign  trade....  502, 504. 506, 55a  552;  586, 644, 646 

Prices 326.645,646 

Animals,  domestic  (see  aim  individual  elamea): 

Foreign  trade 502. 504. 508. 65a  555, 586 

Grazed  on  national  forest  ranges 734 

Inspected  and  slaughtered 655.666 

Number  and  value  of  farm 647-650 

By  States 648 

Prices 325. 328. 642;  653, 664 

Receipts  and  shipments 651.662 

Traffic  movement 414,417.434 

Value  as  national  wealth 298,294 

Animals  and  products: 
Foreign  trade.. . .  502, 501.  dOri,  o5a  652. 586, 644, 646 

Traffic  movement 414,416,434 

Antimonial  lead,  production 744.760 

Antimony... 579,739,744 

Apiarists,  dair>'men.  and  poultry  men's  sup- 
plies       811 

Apples: 

(Tanocd 718 

Foreign  trade 5ia567 

Prices 328,701.714 

Production 604. 608. 669, 671. 70a  701 

.\pproi»'iations  by  Congress 182 

Apricots 5ia671.718 

Arabia 448.488 

.\rea: 

Continental  United  States 1-3 

Noncontiguous  territories 1,3 

States  2 

ArgentinaIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIir297,*298.497 

Trade  with  United  States 448.486,486^766 

Armenia. 216 

Army,  strength  of 153-166 

Arrowroot.    See  Tapioca,  etc. 

Arsenious  oxide,  production 746 

Artists'  materials^ 810 

Artworks 503,549,585,587,808 

Arts,  gold  used  in 768 

Asbestos - 526, 575, 587, 742;  746 

Asbestos  produrts 526.675.808 

Asia,  fon'igu  trade 479-481. 483-485. 488. 497 

Asparagus 509.672,718 

.\sphalt 415.  i2«.  575.  742.  745. 772.  T7S,  776 

Asses  and  burros 306^647 

851 


(For 

Alhl^Clc  goods,    Sa  Sporting,  r-tr.,  goodB.       P>8« 
Atl«iilloniMldtatrtrt._ UA-iiii, 

ADStrallB,  trBd«  wlih  Vollrd  Statn _.        us. 


•nHunptioD,  prodnetton,  ttc . . 


A  mtrla-nuogsry . . 


Calitftwagc  holdlDjts. 


UoMvthldM. 

Awninga,  wnis-andsaUB 7M 

Ai(iR3  aod  Msdcirs  Islands 447.488 

BabUt  meUI  and  M4dn-_ iaa,Wt,a06 


-  ssT.m 

.  tlH.V».M»,)m.TO*.TW 


Bmsk (ll-.aM.B»M<l»t7»^ai8 

B^umiB  lahmda.  trwlr  with  United  SMKn...      447 

Baken &&aUM4 

Btkluc  powden- M>.7W 

Sitauce  of  InWroUioiia)  ptymrots. 


TSSeVfth  Unitad  SuMa. . 

B•IIWep^ 

BtlUDt-. 


Irada  wlift  Unttad  Bbitw '.V."ll 

Hftg«7.«»L*n.srxTV 

-  "idparta..  «I.SntSKKI 


Bubadoe,  mde  wJib  UDiud  slbub. 
Bailoy: 
Summary, 


Bmid  and Diher  bakat;  prodncU ,.„ 

Brick sai  M8,  MB,  JT4.  J80. 711 

Brick.  IIK  lana-cutla,  aod  i — " 

—  .1^S7,»«,41■ 


t  Ikon  1b  Indai,  •••  Bote,  i.  Ul] 

Pw*  Paia 
..  lHl%33a,gM      CmnaDt: 
84»«8          aomnMry TTE^TTS 


FlOdUOUOD... 


..  T«,7T 


778 


lU,tti«5 

BUUa,  tnda  wUb  Unltad 


..  tnW3      Cej-lon. 


Trifflci 

SLaUa  (aeeflincus  raauj , 

Ctneit(teteItolii4ltUM»ieotaU)..  _ 

oflDdabMdnoa— JK^na-SlfaGl 

_._ ia,ui,4K 

Chain  «tixn,  aJm  Indaui — 


■luiD  cblorjde.  prDdoelloD 

cUhl fi3(^§0^831 

UmM  reus.  Mav  Vork lOaiOl 

aso,iaa-Ki,<m 


riicB SM,339Lm 

Traffic  moTemiml --^--—  U^tM 

SonuMry- J...  788.  TBS 

CciporatlODtuntnrm IBT-IW IM,  IM  igs 

Employmmt  SDd  p47-roU  indam.. HT.3tg 

Pfnooa  aajHojta t^S7,TWL7Sg 

Cl>«Ti«». 5ia»T.  MS,  171.718 

Chming  gani.._ SlLTBl 

"■-' — 0,  fiianrittl  iUtiitlM. xa- 


DBparUDBOl  5 _ 

Fawliiiea  causeJ  by  m „ 

FlBaua  tnA  banking 27i2g7-»i 

Flr8lcBS«i__ _...  JM,M( 

ManufBcturm -  sa^aai 

Prlc«  (coal,  olecoicilr.  gai)  - - . .  373, 7«T.  TTl 

Population  "  "  ■" 


les.  17^181 

- 7IS,7%7J: 

<Bl,Ka,S73,7«.7« 

d  prodDcU,  lrail«_.,_ MI3,S^E71BB7 

odacls_ 4Sl.fi2^Gi3,7«S,78Ct7Sl.S(B 

_     .  plond  In  Industry M,G7,B<n 

Cleonlnt  and  polishing  pnpantlons...  — 

Clcarlni  boaim.  tnuisanlom.  _ 

riearlni  opantlons  of  Federal  ranm  L, — ..     

Clslisl  occupatkuu.  penoDS  encacad..  M,G),s^fil- 


864 


CUmoUc  coDdlllODi  at  speclflad  nukma... 


Clathlng  itom,  i 
Cloths   iuhI  dot 

Joni^  trade.. 


...   M)-ES,T»-TW,SS-Bai 
]H,I2G,XtT,]KS3a 


.  M4,Ma,no«.«a^gaT,7i 


CIoTer  seed... 

Ccoi: 

Aflinnmaiy 7M,TW 

Saoka'.  laden  on  Tcraeli IIM,7tlB 

Conmnnption SeT,11B,TS«,T70 

•"foreign  trade 4»,  !IO»,63t,67X™s 

t^zkta MS.MT,<M,»6,T»-Tel 

PcodncUoD T«,T«,7M 

Tnfflo  movemuit 41S-117,«a-«* 

CoaJ-hndentiduDfpabllc  lands...  13IMll,m,Ue 

Coalmines: 

~"  Aaiddenl£uidbriiditiis'.IIII!!"""I""'T8^T8a 

EiploslTcs  used MO 

LaSiribiks MB 

^Men  emplored,  days  worked, 


'743,'TW,'ni.78i 


Wasee  and  boon  cri  labor H0,I41 

CoaMai  unducts. im,St3.!tO,K3,tse 

Coast  Ouart  Service nB,«i 

Cobalt a™ 

Cocoa  and  cacao  beans  (He  o^Cbocolite  and 

ODOoa). 334,«1.6^.BS^66^7I» 

Coeoa  btittec G11,US.7I« 

Cocoa,  coOce,  and  lea,  fonlEDtnde COZ 

^ U1,U^«71 

ml  Dsbtfles TO,  736-718 


..  151,KIO.Ml,Ut,n«,MS,TaO 

a»^»ffi.j«,7(io 

Eoodi.  etc TO* 


Colnaco  ol  miDls. . 


Coke  DTens.  men  emplojrcd,  aivldanls,  et 


OoM-stocon  holdlnes 

Ocllan  and  oufla,  mao's . . . 
CollBteral.    Sa  Security  to 


Combs  and  balrplns..  „ 
Conunem: 
Doncatlc 


U^U(^44< 

I  Mcrilochn..  M4,Ma.Nl-«07 
EUDB  Canal W>,441 


adrnscSmllk. 


..  50(I.&5I.S3S,«M;7«0 


IST-IW, 

1SS.1M,UB 

Conitmtlloneoetlndci-.- 84« 

ConRmctkiD  work,  use  o(  Qiploifves MO 

CoDsttmi>tJou  tta  aUo  indMdVAl  rviamodU 

«a).  Im lions  (or «l,<T2,*7a,ES7-»«l 

CoDilncnts,  trade  by 479-Ul 

^ .  &I2,7!B,7B(1 


"IffiTlt-r."';...... 

?sss- 

Copper,  ttn,  and  lUeet-lnoi  works ta 

Copra  (ttafo  CoooBut) SM;ui.ni 

ConSace  and  twhw....  MS.ai7,GlB,»^a«.7^Ra 

A<ni«e,  ptodnctton.  and  "'^^i^;^-^-^^'^ 

CantbnO^Dome)  and »>arrti_. 

SJ1,90^T11,7U 
eil.su  TWlTW 

MJ 

lU.Mi 

E^^^daod  biunet  payments 

-■S.M 

Ccnetaudallkdgamicnb WTM 

Cost  ol  living,  indeinmnbera. S^M 

Costa  Bits,  trade  with  Untto)  StaUt M7,«M 

^isnrr.'"?.!!"!'.!^ 

^^-' 

w.iSSS 

Cottonseed: 
Pnnimarj                                                             M 

cS^S&Wi^mL"-—:: 

-:::--.'^ 

Prodnrtiii SieSMfcTW 

Sss^ "^sy-s 

Cropland,  acnage  (matei  ■■der  Ctoiib) 6IS, 

pffKSST!:.^::;:::;:;::::;;;;  S 

On  IirlnlMt  ludi -"mb,  m'MK  «Ca 

otnttti. _ «M,«i,an,  700.701 

riimiililinrftwiMi  In—' ' — '— '  — 

TtimA _ 


SK,»a 

..  KK,ttt-intiTi.4Bt-t6t 
-«"■- _ aig,»T.t»T 

Trade  vUhUnltsdSUIca...  M7,  US,  186,  MS,  7U 


DebtU  to  liMlMdiul  bw^' 

DtMKtDabomiorricDaDverDiiieDta 2IV217 

DvMa  ol   Oomnmutt  nguilutloiB.     Ha 

rutucMbL 

IMItBtl  flr  mplu  of  UnilMl  SUtfa  Oovem- 


855 

n  1b  Udn.  IM  BdtB,  p.  BSl] 

PaCB 
inulH  colkcted  OD  Imparts.     Su  CuitODU 

Dmlllni^  families,  lad  bama. S1.S%U 

Dyclns  and  fiiitaUnf  IfitUea. —       TBI 

DnslDlts.  fU.: 
ForeUm  (rBd*____  *51.  tm.  S13.  ML  Ma  MI.  U6,  BW 
ManufactuK 708,SKS1T 

BamLogs.  fiutorT  emploreea  (ttt  sin  Wacai 
■nd  iadirldnal  iDdmlrlwli) A Mi-Wt 

EsrtTu  uid  1nlTHrml3.eraapd.0tc._- R03 

Eul  ladles  (ttr  atta  Brltisb  md  NMhirlud 
Easl  IndlcB) MS 

Enudor.  Iredr  wUta  t'otMd  StsUa.  US,  ttS.  186. 75S 

EduaMnn: 
Siunnurj'olHboalandixiUteaenrDlbnent..      lOB 


.   107-lJ 


lligb  schonLsand  ocsdemles- IDB,  111,11 

Land  icranU  for  BducslLonal  purpoSM 13 

Llbmrlos.  uniiKsiiira.  mli««s.  eU! IS 

NgrmalKhooLsuidteaclian  ooUega.  ICK,  Iw.  II 

Nurse  iralnlng  schools..- la 

PrlTat«  and  paracbitl « 


Relon..  „ 

SrhDols  t« 


e.  Ill, 11 


collegB.     and     profesii^n 


Trade  wttfe  Cnitrd Slatra 41T.4S<L«S 

Dnsltr  of  popoMloa j.i(i 

Dental  food* M7,1S4,SI1 

DPpvtnnnt  itaa.  MlM  indei. 
DapaaMon,  vtIdh,  In  banks. 


Eggplant,  mumerda]  crop......... ffT3 

Eres; 

t  old■jl^)^»g^  holdings eia,  803 

PonlEDlrsde fi05.Ss%B8S 

Pricce  -  12H.332,333,012.&M,ee2 

Productkin B5«.«l 

Be»ipU  at  ptincipal  markets...  — 


111 


EnR  and  dairy  products.  eiporI». 

Epypt ....  n',w*4VW 

lectnral  voif.  by  pailiaaDd  Stain IB7 

Hitiuta.    Sii  On.  etc..  fliiuree. 
irtc  light  and  power: 

..IntioTclBclrlclly.-.- 373 

I'ubllc-ulllity  pover  plnnlj 307-171 

Value  oI  privdtely  owned  staiions sn 

Eledrlo  tight  and  pover  corporatioDS.  lai  le- 


-     -     -    -Iwuyi.    S«  Railways,  eleclric. 

EleclrltalniacbiBery.apparslus.andsnppllw: 

Foreign  trade 5«B,  S31  ST».  S8T 

M»niif«1ur* -  57, 58, !«,  60S.  832-831 

F.larlrodes -.-  528.831 


317,3ia,32S,W2.S13,S(ll,  ... 

Dm-etim  chalna.  nkslndei. 317 

Dmibs,  lanka.  and  bamla,  itwl 3T8.H01 


_,     _        .     -. <Ztl33.117 

Enier)- - .'>ai,S7i71^80J;811 

Emmerandsp^t,    Sh  Grain  sorghums. 

Coa!  min«. ."_""";'!!  M  "is.  7»i."Tia.'7M,  7Ba|  783 

Each  raintul  nccupaiion. SI-62 

Electric  lighi  and  power  plaols 57. 58.3m 

ManuFaciurBi  {mvlto  WafeeanMri,  manu- 

hidirlHl 51.SJ-55.315-3t9,78» 

SI,  W-M,  710-711 782, 783 
50.60,  3W-IC1. 121. 133 


Mfnwal  industriaa.__ 
UaiJway 


Telf  phone  ."j-slciri 

'■^'^i^.:^i^ 

Erwland.  trade  with 
('ult»lRlagdom) 

L'nTMd  StaUi  («M  ai» 

856 


iru  nfnuM  to  Kmm  B«t 


i,  [reigbl  a 


EtblopL&i'tnds  irVUi  It 


..  116.21(1,' 
•TtriKle  wiihlrited  6Ut«. 

EinvU  tn,   >d]iiaUd   for   greli 

ihrouili  Caiuds iw 

EnpaniMdmllk_._ _  505. Ul. SI^ (M^ nO 

Eicabtor,  maimtectofe ~"' 

EichaoBOnta 

Bichaiigo,  dcvliiRhntm.- aw-aa 

Siecudve  Ofllc*,  Govemmeni  eipeodinirM 

fi)r_ _ 175,181^18 

Eipaditlonsry  loreet.  sirenatliol.. 
EtimdlCnna  at  Siat«  ua  cttiw. 

wel  pMrmenw. 

H  ol  Uallcd  SUIfs  Ooi 


Br  deputmcna  and  MabllahmanU... 


BymonUu -     ITB 

Details  ol,  by  deiurlmeuts 175-178 

PoeUla«r»U» -.-  170, 17^351,  »63 

Public  debt _ !*».  170, 178-1  HO 

Roclimulon  proltcts HMKB 

Vocationd  edumkiii  and 


BiplMlv™ M^M 

Xiporten,  importers,  and  wtolceote  d« 

A^icoltan' 
Relation  Co 


Actkoltartl  uport  ladeie» 6i& 


inoaa  Dl  railways 

iBDUlactmiDit  iaduam. 


r«lklBDdlsluds.mdewitb  I'oited  States.. 

Ftmilics- 

Tu  Esst.  tiad*  witb  I'nlMd  Btataa... 


....      Vf 

..  M7-flM 


Firmenaitd 
Summary. 


3,  «i&,  flie,  en  oil.  «!&  on.  s3»,  I 

id  buresMd aifi,aH,ais 

Dfopcratoi 123,  OM,  62MI90 

. --TtSd-'     ■ 


Faldipu  prodaction... 

FMtoodi , , , ,„ 

FinneDied  llquon m,ig«,Maaa(^M- 

raniHUioy* iat,ae,tn,?M.7i» 


..  ti8,sig,fi3(ii7Ba,83 


Ftdallty  in 

Ffc.".'.'"; 


.  10^H^K^i87 
-A  IT.  *•>.»>,«» 
a3S,3S 


EtaW,  nmnidlwl,  uul  Iinali 


Flnlsnd- m 


:::«-K 

^c^^S^SZ^::::: 

...  718,T»-7»,7g 

-""^^'SiiSS 

—  Yunoalavii. 

FlvtHuid-leii-aeDl  ators  chains,  sain  tod 
Flnuns.    Sit  Obs.  Mc.,  Situm. 

Flags  and  banners 

FiaTDriDg  eitracls,  simps  and  bitten... 


S13       Flaueed; 


1«  manntecium.-  tOi.ili,  5U 


Fats.    £iM  Oils,  antfalM  Lard. 


m  1«<\  IM,  IM,  l>^ 


INDEX 


857 


[7«r  mfweaee  to  ftuns  not  Aown  fai  iadez,  tee  B«t»,  p.  Ml] 


Pace 

Foodstofls  {9te  atio  imdMtfuai  commodiffM); 

Poceicn  trade 471^78.483^184 

(168,718,788,790 

323-3aS,32»-832 

•ad  prodtwtioo fl04 

608. 640,070, 072 

Poreien  enlianse  rates 297-200 

Foreign  eovvmiiMntB:  v^ 

Cuftdteaes in  United  Stetes 315 

ObU^itions  of,  porchased  by  United  States 

Qovemment 180 

OUintioBS    to    United    States    OoTern- 

it 173,216-217 

maite,  weight 364 


42e,444,461,4«2,464,466^«71 

Affieoltaral  products M4,045 

Export  indexes 646 

By  eowUl  dktriets 444-446, 440-4.S2, 402, 496 

By  eomnMreial  regions  and  ooantries.  447,48^-401 

By  ooramodity  groups  and  artides 504-587 

By  wimmedity  groops  and  subgroops.  .  -  502,503 

ByeootlBeDtB 470-401 

Byeoantries 447,486-401 

By  customs  districts 409-490 

By  eeonomie  dasses  of  commodities 473-478, 

48»-484 
By  iadhridaal  commodities— ^ 

EjEUorts 604-640^ 

AmhmaiM  mnd  animal  producU,  edibte..  504. 505 
AmmaU  and  animal  prodtuit,  inedible.  500-608 
VtgetmtU  food  ifr^fida  and  baerafet..  608-612 
VffiteMe  ifr^^i^*  htadibU,  exeepl  fibert 

aitd  wood 5l»-6l5 

TexHUa 616-620 

Waadamdpaper 690-624 

NommHalUc  mineraU 524-6S7 

AMsff  and  mami^aamrea,  exeepl  ma- 

ekburfandvekkUt 537-^632 

MaOdnen/andwekkUi 833-643 

CUmkalM  and  related  produeU 542-640 

AtkeeUanaomt 64fr-640 

Imports 550-686 

Amhmaltand  animal  produtU,  edibU..  550-652 
AwAmaUwnd  animal  produeU,  inedibU.  653-650 
VegetabUfiadpradmHeandbewerage*..  66»-600 
VffiteMe  pradude,  inedible^  exeepl  ftbere 

mndwoad 560-663 

Textilee^ 563-670 

Wood  aitd  paper 570-672 

NmtKUlmllie  mimeraU 673-676 

JMrtsIs  amd  mmnv^aelureM  of  except  me- 

ekinerf  and  aehieUt 676-570 

Maekinerf  and  wAidet 679,580 

CkemdoaUmnd  related  pradwta 680-663 

AfiseeUciMSW 683-585 

Reeroorts 686,587 

By  maior  commodities  and  ooastal  districts.     461 

By  metbod  of  carriage 468,450 

Bymontbs 466 

By  nationality  of  carrier 445,440.458.450 

By  ports 430 

By  principal  commodities: 

Bxports 498 

Imports 600 

By  States  and  ports 449 

By  trade  regions. 446-448 

Continent^  United  Stotes 444,462 

Export  prices 333,464,645 

Bzperti  adjusted  for  grain  shipped  tbrougfa 

Canada  to  Europe 482 

Gold  and  sUver 461,464,467,400,470 

Import  prices - 334,464 

Imports  for  ccmsumption 461,472 

Dutiable,  by  tariff  Bobedules 687 

Imports,  free  and  dutiable.. .  461, 472. 470, 478, 486 
Adjusted  for  wheat  classified  dutiable  but 

eotered  free 478 

In  transit  and  transshipment  trade 407 

Index  numbers  of  quantity,  price,  and 

TahM. 464 

Of  Oreat  Lakes  ports 420,444,446,4501461 

Of  Doneootigoous  territories 444,601-506 

~  471 


Page 
Foreign  trade— Oonthiued. 

Reexports  of  foreign  merchandise 461, 468, 470 

By  individual  commodities ^ 886^667 

Relation  of  experts  to  production 463 

Value  of  imported  merehandise  as  natioiial 

wealth 293 

Vessels  engaged  in 496^437,463-467 

Foreign  white  stock,  by  mother  tongue 36 

Foreign-bom  population 33-40 

Forest  products  i$ee  alto  indMdual  prodnete).    641, 

721,722,734-731 

Foreign  trade 644 

Traffic  movement 415-417 

Forests 721-724 

Foundries  and  machine  shops 330,348,808 

Fowls.    See  Poultry. 

Frames,  mfrror  anu  picture 796 

France 215.316,207.298,407 

Trade  with  United  States...  447,486,488.700,766 

Fraternal  orders,  iDsuraoce.! 312 

Free  merchandise  imports 461,473,476-478,485 

Freight  carried  by  steam  raOroads 404, 

406,400.412.414-417 
Freight  handlers  (longshoremen), union  wages 

and  hoars  of  labor 343,344 

Freii^trafees: 

Per  ton-mile 405,400,433 

On  grain,  flour,  and  provisions 717 

On  wheat 716,717 

ViaSaultSte.  Marie  CanaU^ 433 

French  Africa - 490 

French  Guiana 448,486 

French  Indo-China. 448,400 

French  Oceania 400 

French  West  Indies 486 

Fruits.    {See  aUo  Fruits  and  nuts): 

Summary  of  production 071 

Acreage  and  production.  601, 608, 660, 671, 700, 701 

Cannmg  and  preserving 718,790 

Foreign  trade 510,667,686,646 

Friow 826,701 

Traffic  movement 414 

Fruits  and  nuts 451, 498, 50a  602. 5ia  557, 604 

Fuel  (see  al»o  hndiaidwil  cloMes): 

Annualsupply  of  energy  from 367 

Consumption. -  867,410 

ManufMture -      801 

Fuel  and  lighting,  prices :S24, 325. 327, 330, 830 

Fuel  oil 327,267,419,524,572,776-777 

Fuel  or  bunker  ooal  laden  on  vessels 504,766 

Fuel  or  bunker  oil  laden  on  vessels.. 631,773 

Fuller's  earth,  production 742,746 

For  goods 500,602.607,664,811 

Furnaces,  blast 838.740.764,804 

Furnishing  goods,  men's 708 

Furniture 56,58,325,415,434,523,630,671,796 

Furniture  and  f umidiings,  prices. .  334, 326, 829. 330 
Furniture,  carriages,  etc,  value  as  national 

wealth 2S8 

Furs  and  manufactures....  50a 602, 507, 664, 666, 811 

Gadsden  Pmt^ase,  area  and  date  of  acoeesion.         1 

Qalvanizing  industry 804 

Games  and  toys 547,584,813 

Garage  keepers  and  managers 50 

Garnet  (atM^asive),  production 745 

Garters,  suspenders,  etc 520.794 

Gas: 

Consumed  by  power  plant5 367 

Manufacturad 67, 6».  325, 337, 770,  Hi,  801 

Natural 367. 745, 770^  HI,  772 

Gas  and  electric  fixtures 807 

Gas  and  electric  light  on  farms 630 

G«  and  fuel  oil 624,775,776 

Gas  machines  and  gas  and  water  meters.  630,808,832 

Gases,  comi^essed  and  liquefied 836,829 

Gsaoliifeei 

Natural  gasoline 745,772,774-778 

Refined 327,333,434.534.672,776-777 

Gasoline  taxes 386 

Geese 660 

Gelatin  (tee  aUo  Q\ue) 806,662,666 

Gems  and  predous  stones 636,674,745 

General  merehandiaa,  traffic  movement 433,434 


>  Tot  Important  individual  commodities  see  references  thereto  in  index, 
reference  to  appropriate  groups  shown  in  italics. 


For  commodities  not  indexed 


858 


INDEX 


[For  xefersaoe  to  Iteaia  not  shown  in  indez,  mo  noto,  p.  Ml] 


Pace 

Oeorgia,    Republic  of»   trade   with   United 

States 447 

Qermany 297,206,497 

Trade  with  United  States. . .  447, 486, 488»  709. 765 

Gibraltar,  trade  with  United  States 488 

Glass 66.57,328,348,603,626,573,7801803 

Glass  sand,  production 746 

Gloves 607,512,617,664,664.794,824 

Glucose.    See  Com  sirup. 

Glue 508,665,799 

Glycerin 543,581,828 

Goats 647,650^666,724 

Gold: 
Coin  and  bullion  In  the  United  States...  246,247 

Coinage  of  mints 246 

Earmarked  for  foreign  account 466 

Exports  and  imports 461. 464, 467, 460, 470^  670 

For  use  In  manufactures  and  the  arts 763 

Leaf  and  foil 807 

Produced  from  mines. 742,744,762 

Ratio  of  silver  to 768 

Reducing  and  refining 808 

Value  of,  as  national  wealth.. 203,296 

Gold  Coast,  trade  with  United  States 448 

Gold  funds,  settlement  and  Federal  reserve 

agente' —  256,267 

Goldsmiths  and  silversmitlis 55,56,58 

Government  cost  payments: 

Of  cities 230-243 

Of  States... — -.  221-228 

Government  departments' . ."* IH  17&-178>  180-182 

Gozo,  Malta,  and  Cyprus  Islands 488 

Grain  (tee  also  individtuil  eiaefes): 

Foreign  trade 451.502,508,556,586,644,646 

Freigbt  rates 717 

Manufacture 718,719 

Prices 326,826,642 

Receipts  at  ports 715 

Shipped   through   Canada  for  export  to 

Europe 482 

Traffic  movement 414,438,434 

Grain  corporation 180 

Grain  sorghums  (kafflr,  milo,  etc.) 608, 

669,670^697,099,716 

Granite 742,779 

Grape  sugar 611 

Grapefruit 51^567,671 

Grapes 5ia  658, 608, 671 

Graphite 527.575,742.745,808 

Grass  seed,  foreign  trade 614,562 

Gravity  railways 421 

Grazing,  stock.  In  national  forests 724 

Grease  and  tallow,  manufacture 799 

Grease,  petroleum 625,776 

Great  Britain.    See  United  Kingdom. 
Groat  Lakes: 

Commerce  of  ports 429, 430l  444, 446. 460l  451 

Vessels  engaged  in  commerce 436 

Greece 216,216.297 

Trade  with  United  States 447,486,488 

Greenland,  trade  with  United  States 447.486 

Grindstones 626,745,802 

Groceries  i»ee  a/to  indMdwU  commoditiet) 317, 

318.434 

Guam 1.3.110-113,366,357,604 

Guatemala,  trade  with  United  States 447.486 

Guiana,  trade  with  United  States 448,486 

Guinea  fowls 660 

Gulf  Coast  district 444- 

446. 440. 451. 453, 49%  496. 407 

Gums,  resins,  etc 498,  .Mtt.  513. 56a  586. 731.827 

Gypsum. 451,526,576,742.745 

Hair  and  manufactures :i02. 510. 568. 587 

nalrdoth 783 

Hair  work 811 

Haiti,  trafie  with  United  States 447.486 

liams 326.604.654 

Harbors.    See  Waterways,  vtv. 

Hardware 348.5301806 

Uarnoss  and  saddles 56, 58, 507, 802 

Hats  and  hat  materials: 

Foreign  trade 502. 518, 520^  566, 568,  &8(i 

Manufacture 56,57,792,794.811,825 


Hawaii: 

Acquisition  and  organisation l 

Ar«a  and  population 1»S,6 

Banks 265^270-271 

Cane  and  oane<eugar  prodootlon 70X706 

Edacattonal  sUtistics llO-llOi,  121, 122 

Internal  revenue 186, 186, 101, 109;  aOft-a07 

Mines  and  qjiarries 740 

Trade 486^  802;  606^  606 

Other  statistics 187, 278, 86flw  857. 894 

Hay: 
Summary 608 

By  States ooa;eo3 

Acreage  and  inroductlon 604, 

608,600,67a60X«BB;608 

Foreign  trade 508;  560 

Prices 826,  eO^aOfl;  dm  7i4 

Traffic  movement 41^434 

Heading. 02,720 

Health  and  sanitation 221,aBQ^3ftl,2B6 

Health  insuranoe .^^ .     814 

Hemp 88^48^665^606,703 

Hemp,  flax,  and  ramie 502;  517. 566^688 

Hens,  prices 833 

Hides  and  skins: 

Foreign  trade 500;  600;  506;  56^  506, 645 

Manufacture 606 

Prices 83^827,334 

Hides  and  leather  products 324. 

325,827,414,434,481 
Highways: 

Summary  of  construction,  mfleajs,  etc 376 

Construction  and  mileage,  by  States.  370-870.384 

Expenditures  for 221, 230, 236, 88a  881, 883, 384 

Source  of  Ximds  available  for 382 

Wages  in  road  building 341 

Hogs.    See  Swine. 

Home  economics,  vocational  training  In 134-137 

Homes 3L33;44 

Homestead  entries 13ai8ai34 

Homicides 00 

Honduras,  trade  with  United  States^ 447,480 

Hones  and  whetstones. 808 

Honey 611,if0.6S0 

Hong  Kong. 297,  485,  400, 7» 

Hooks  and  eyes.    See  Needles,  etc. 

Hoops. - 720 

Hops 615,  66S,  671, 007 

Horns.    Su  Bones,  etc. 

Horses 608.555,686,047,048,060^714 

Horses  and  mules 414, 051, 652 

Horseshoes 530;  755,804 

Hoee,  rubber 518,  880 

Hosiery 327,  517,  510,  504»  508,  834 

Hospitals  (SM  Also  Charities,  etc.) 65^ 

71-78,  150,  163,  175 

Hotel  keepers  and  managers 63 

Hotels 846 

Hours  of  labor: 

Cx)al  Industry 840;  741 

Mines  and  quarries 841,  741 

Sundry  manufacturing  industries. sn-841 

Union,  in  specified  trades... 343-344 

House-furnishing  goods..  324,  336,  838-830;  706,  790 

Housing  cost,  index 839,330 

Hungary 315,  310,  307.  488 

Hunters,  trappers,  and  guides 63 

Icecream 848,  658,  790 

Ice,  manufactured 415,  703,826 

Iceland,  trade  with  United  States 488 

niiteracy: 

Of  population  10  years  of  age  and  over 28-30 

Of  aliens 04 

Illuminating  oil.    See  Kerosene. 
Immigration  and  emigration: 

Summary 08, 101. 108 

Aliens  debarred  and  deported 04 

By  age  groups 04 

By  countries 96,  97,  101-108 

By  occupation,  money  brought,  etc 94 

By  race OO-lOO 

By  sex 04.100 

Illiterates  admitted 04 


INDEX 


860 


(Vefr  nfevHMe  to  Itami  not  shown  ia  ladox.  mo  aoto,  p.  Ml] 


and  emisntion— Tontd.  Pa£e 

Immicration  qoolas. 102.106 

NatkMMl  origins  m  basis  for  Immigration. .      106 

frnplsafiBnts  and  maehiiKiT  on  fsnns 613, 619 

Importofs.  exporters,  and  wholesale  dealers..       61 

Imports.    Ste  Foreign  trade. 

Income  and  profits  tax...  160, 171, 173, 170, 183-186 

Corporation.. 184, 186-1U5 

Indlvidaal 184,186,190-207 

iBOome-tax  retoms: 

Corporation 186-198 

Personal 186, 190-207 

Index  mimbers.    8u  rupeettM  trnkfeeU, 

India 297,  200 

Trade  with  United  States 448»  485, 488.  766 

India  rahber.    8ec  Rubber. 

Indian  lands. 120, 184, 136 

Indians: 

Farmers..-. 623 

Nomber  of. 4,  6, 16, 17, 136 

Go^ramment  expenditures  for 172,177 

Marital  condition 22 

Indnstrial  bofldinff 846-848 

Infsnts' food,  malted  milk,  etc 606,658 

Inheritance  tax 183. 184.  20S 

Ink M7,  800 

Insane  and  other  mentally  diseased  in  bos- 

pitais 66,  71-73 

Instmments,  pn^idssional  and  sdentiflc 603, 

M6.683.  Sll 


Agents  and  officials  of  companies oO 

CMoalty,  surety,  etc 313.314 

Fire,  marine,  and  lightning, 302-304 

Fraternal  orders 312 

IMt 160, 161, 163,  306-812 

Losses  by  flie_ 304 

MiseeUaneoos,  by  dassps 314 

Mutoal  accident  and  sick  benefit. 313 

Tax  returns  of  companies 197 

United  States  Oo vemment  life 160^  161, 163 

IntefesC  on  the  public  debt 172,178,180 

Xnferast  pasnnents 314 

Interest  rates,  call  money,  acceptance  and 

time  loans.  New  York 300,301 

Interior  customs  district 496 

Intermediato  credit  banks.  Federal 286 

Internal  revenae  {ue  also  Income  andproflts 

tax) 169.171,173,179,183-186 

Internal  waterways,  traffic 429-436 

International  money  orders 361,362.357 

International  pajrments,  balance  of 467 

Invettments  of  banks.    See  Banks. 

Iraq  CMesopotamia) 448 

Inland,  trade  with  United  Stotes 447 

Irish  Free  State,  trade  with  United  States. . .     488 
Iron: 
Ore— 

Forwgn  trade 461^62,503,627,576.748 

Prices .<- 327 

Production 742,744.748 

Shipments 748 

Traffic  movement 416,433 

Used  in  Mast  ftamaoes 749 


Fon 


foreign  trade 627,576,76^765 

t*rioes..  327,756 

Production 744  749,760 

Traffic  movement 416,433 

Iron  and  steel,  and  manufactures: 

Foreign  trade 461, 

462, 499. 503, 627, 576, 587, 751, 754. 755 

PricSB 325,327,335,756 

Production 749-754, 780. 803-805 

Traffic  movement 434^436 

Iron  and  steel  industry: 

Summary 789,803-805 

Blast  furnaces,  steel  works,   and  rolling 

mills 338,749,754,803 

Employment  and  pay-roll  indexes 347,348 

Penons  employed 56,58,754,789,803-605 

Production  index. 822 

Structural  iron  work 804 

Wages  and  iKNirs  of  labOT 338 

bricatioa  anterprises: 

Summary... fl05 

Aeraage,  of  and  capital  invested  in (Hw,607 


Irrigation  enterprises—Continued.  Page 

Cost  of  operation  and  maintenance 007 

Crops  grown  on  irrigated  land 606^600 

Government  projects- 
Acreage 603,604 

Construction  cost  and  repayments 609,000 

Construction  work 606 

Crops  grown  on 603,604 

Financial  stotistics- 600-603 

Value  of.  as  national  wealth S3 

Italian  Africa,  trade  with  United  States 490 

Italy. 216,216,297,209,407 

Trade  with  United  States...  447, 486, 488, 709, 765 

Ivory  Coast,  trade  with  United  States.^ 448 

Ivory,  shell,  and  bone  work 811 

Ivory  tusks,  in  natural  state 666 

Jamaica,  trade  with  United  States 447,486 

Jaoan  297  200 

Tn^eVith'United  Statw.'.r '448.48^^        700| 765 
Japanese: 

Farmers 638 

Number  in  United  States 4,6,16,17 

Japanese  and  Chinese,  marital  condition 22 

Japanning  and  enameling  industry 811 

Java  and  Madura,  trade 448,488 

JewehT 66^66.68.632,670,807 

Joint-stock  land  banks 280,284 

Jute  and  lute  butts 334,461,666 

Jute  and  manufactures.  336. 451. 517, 566. 686^  793, 826 

Jute  manufactures 602.666 

Juvenile  delinqu«its 66^74 


Kafir  («ee  oiso  Grain  sorghums) 716 

Keroeene  (illuminating  oil) 333, 524, 573, 775-777 

It  nit  Koods* 

Foreign  trade 517-^19^564.568.660 

Manufacture 348,792.8M 

Kongo,  Belgian.    Set  Belgian  Congo. 

Kurdistan.    See  Armenia,  etc 

Kwantung,  trade  with  United  States 490^765 

Labels  and  tags... 707 

Labor,  farm  (tee  alto  Hours  of  labor  and 

Wages) 636^642,643 

Labor  in  road  building,  wages 341 

Labor  suikes  in  coal  mines 768 

Laborers- 56.67.60-62 

Lace  industry: 

Summary.. 792.823 

Foreign  trade  in  products 517,666»560 

Lake  traffic 429,430,444.446,460.451 

Lamb  (tee  aUo  Mutton  and  lamb).. 650 

Lambs,  prices 653,654 

Lampblack.    See  Carbon  black,  etc. 

Lamps 634.640.679 

Lands  {fte  oiso  PubUc  lands): 
Farm....  613,615-618,620,622,624,626,627.620,630 

Mortgaged 281,284,632-634 

In  drainage  enterprises 609-611 

Irrigated CO3-609 

Lapidary  work 811 

Lard: 

Summary,  consumpiion,  iiroduciion,  etc 666 

Cold-storage  holdings 668 

Foreign  Uade 605,666 

Prices 326,332,333,664 

Production 655,666 

Lath. 622,627.570^720 

Latin  America,  trade  with  United  States 490 

Latvia 215, 216»  447, 488 

Laundry  workers 63;  344 

Law  schools .-      120 

Lawn  mowers 610;  832 

Lead: 

fiJummary 750-760 

Consumption 760 

Foreign  trade 531, 578»  687. 760 

Manufacture 56,68.760^806 

Prices 327.730,760 

ProducUon 744, 769;  760 

Lead-zinc  ore. 744 

Leather: 

Foreign  trade 498,602,606,653,686 

Prices 326^327,333 

Production 801,j 


Coiporstlon  tai  relurm. 
Emplofmiint  Uld  pay^d 
Foreign  trade  In  product 
Peraom  employed- 


ProdncUoD  iDdei 


LoaUwr,  aitlOdal... 


I^tdilatlvB  astabllabiiient,  C 

peDdltureafor--- 178,19 

LeguTiiGS  cut  for  hay_^ ,_ __ 


Lesser  Antilles,  trade 
LlabUity  iniiiiiuice.-. 


b  United  Btat«s... 


..  llK,Ug,(SO 
.  «»,113.2I4 

ii,a30,33i.aa 


..  l«a,l<ll.l«3.3IB-313 


Llfht  and   power,    Sa   Elsctrio  tlcbt  ■ 


unamm,  unioD  vacoauia  nours  oi  labor Mi 

LIlWDKIXKls...- 517,  BeS,5fia, 793.815 

Llmmun  aod  oil  doth ejfl.seD.7W.«z^ 


Lltbographlns — --  7S8.BiO 

Utbuanb aiRalfl,<sS 

Livery-stable  keepen  and  manaien :,v 

Uveatock  I«B  sMO  Aninials  and  iniliUaal 


.  aei-KO,  388, 2GD.  Z71-17MHO-»i 


Public  dfht aO»-aM 

To  earn-"  aw 

Lohslrrs. 


Hwon),  apn«he(ll,  and  noodlei 

Machioo  bIhiih  anil  (oundriee 

Marhlnc  lo(.l9 348.638.53 

MBThlnrry  (iH  alio  indlfUinl  cJomm)  ; 
KFimi  ttB<t« tS2.1M.M 


MtScen 


Malaya.  U 

Halt 

Ualt  liiiiKin.    isrr  I. 
Malta,  trade  «lib  r 


Mdta,  Ooio,  and  Cypnu  lilanda fli 

-■■"  - u^en 

oce 161.G77,7ttm 


Wboleaale  laioe  Indei-- 
Manufaclurera  and  olDciaL- 

Manntoelurera' eiclsBtai. , 

ManurarlurinE  and  "■»-''-"'-«'  IndutrtK 

punoDS  employed 81.  a 

Minobcluring  ladiutry  (j  "     ■-  ■ ' 

litduttrla): 


.  »0-«4/ 


Employmeat,  pay-r^,  and  optnUvo  tit- 

ElBtabllsbnK'ntt.    trace   einien,    vahia    of 
produelii,ct 
Byseoeial  urt.. 
By  iDdlvlduil  In 

By  Elie  otKtabli 

By  Blatea SlJ-Slfl 

FaUii™ uuaa 

lode  J  of  produeWoo Ba 

In  principal  citlea ,,      930 

Peraons  employed _ U, »-«,;» 

Power  used.__ 78S,TS7-8IB 

Taireluriii___ ___ 1B7-1«41M-I« 

Value  as  Datiooai  weiltb 3K 

Wages  and  boura  ol  labor  in »7-a4l 

ManuTaclnrinf    tnadiluwy,   etc.,    Talue    m 

national  wealth____ 3Ca,»4 

Maple  sugar  and  sirup.. Nll,a7ft;<li 

Marble CIS,  571. 7a  71* 

Marble  and  stotie  work,  nianubtcton tt,S!,m 

Marim  Corpa.  strenclb  of IM 

Marine  and  n™  li  "~ 

Marital  coudition 
Marketinit  and  p 

™SSs,  pr?^ry"!";^;;'Mi^*»i"M»r«a,"Mi.n« 

1  aanulmeali_._ «.91 

- 21-27,44 

_ 64«IU%7W 


of  uoputatluD.. 
uvbaBlng  Ibraoi 


Marriaxes.  d 
Married  pen 


^  I  Mattreases  and  bi 


4«.50i,soa,sai,670 

3iS,MS,33l33&,737,7SB  I 

_      __  736,728    I 

Trairic  moveia'Dt - --.  41B,.33,434 

Lotnber  and  allied  producteindoMry:  I 

Summary 788,795 

Corporallon  tai  retorOB lS7-l«ft  194.  it*.!* 

Kmploymei.t  and  pay'roll  indeiee 347,348 

penwns  employed M,  id,  M,  768. 79S 


TraHic  moTUnani 
Mecbantcal   and  e 

parsooB  employed M,l 

Medicinal  and  pbarmaoeutleal  prapTatlnna-     ... 


Numb«rnltd  tonnaca... 


I  nieta]  piaducu  (M(  alto  JuttWuaJ 


I!"""!!....   7*l,Tt3 
.  187-IMlKW.  IW.  IM) 


INDEX 


861 


[7Mr  nferaaoe  to  iteau  not  ihown  la  faidttx, 


note,  9.  til] 


M fltals  md  metal  products  indnstrlm-^Con. 

Employiiient  and  pay-it^  indexes 347, 348 

FMoetkMi  tadex 822 

WagM  and  hoora  of  labor„ 341 

Metan,  gas  and  water,  and  gas  machines 539, 

806,832 

Mexican  border  district,  trade 453, 492, 496, 497 

Mesfeanenskin,  area  and  date  of  accession..         1 

wj,iUm>  297  306k  497 

Trade  iri£h'UnitedStatc8.'riirir447, 485!  486, 755 

Mica 627, 575, 587, 742, 745 

Midwives  and  norses  (untrained).. 62 

Military  and  naval  services  abroad 3 

MQk: 

Foreign  trade 506,551 

Malted 505.658 

MannCKtore 658,666,790 

Prices 326,832,333,654 

Production 656-658 

Sugar,  production. 658,666 

MflUners  and  mUlinery  dealers 57 

Millinery  and  lace  goods  {see  atto  Lace  in- 
dustry aiitf  Hats,  etc) 348 

wm^ijMMM 742^745 

Mineral  and  soda  waters 512,66^745 

Minsal  land  entries,  etc 129,131,134 

MinsalolL  iSte  Petroleom. 

Minerd  paints. 545, 682. 742;  745 

Mlneraib  and   mineral   products   (tu  alto 
Mines  and  quarries  and  eocfc  mineral); 

Summary  of  mineral  production 739, 744-746 

By  States 747 

Foreign  trade... 503,524,827,572,576,587 

Index  of  producticm.. 822 

Manuteeture 788,780,801-807 

Principal  prodneto  of  each  State 748 

Mines  and  quarries: 

Summary 740-743 

Accidents  and  fataliUes 782,783 

Corporation  tax  returns 187-190,191196,197 

Explorives  used 840 

PCSOOS  employed 51,53-55,740-743.782,783 

Size  of  producing  establishments 741 

Strikes  in  coal  mines 768 

WagM  and  hours  of  labor.. 340,341,741 

Miquelon  and  St.  Pierre  Islands 486 

Mirrors 803 

Mississippi  River  traffic 432,435 

Models  and  patterns  (not  paper) 812 

Mohair.. 567,656 

llllliMm 451, 511, 559, 705, 719 

Monaiite.    See  Thorium. 
Money  (tee  aUo  Banks): 

Brou^t  by  immigrant  aliens  admitted 94 

Coinage 245 

Excfaance  rates 207-299 

In  circulation  and  stock  of 245-247 

Interest  rates.  New  York 300,301 

Money  orders  (postal)  issued 351,352,357 

Monuments,  national 138-140 

Morocco 447,490 

Mortgages: 

On  forms 264, 273, 2bO-285, 632, 634 

On  homes 31,32,44 

Moas,  seaweed,  etc 563 

Mother  tongue  of  foreign  white  stock 35 

Mother-of-pearl r»56 

Motor  corporations,  capital  issues.. 315 

Motion  pictures  {see  also  Photographic  ma- 
terial).^  546,583,812,832,834 

Motor  vwides: 

Employment  and  pay  roll  in  industry 348 

Fatalities  caused  by _ 82,389-391 

Foreign  trade  in 540,580,587 

Manufacture 56.58,809,832,837 

On  Harms 639.640 

Prices 326,328 

Production 385,386 

Registration 385,387,388 

Revmue  from,  by  States 388 

Traffic  movement 415,434 

Value  of,  as  national  wealth 293,295 

Wages  and  hours  of  labor  in  industry 339 

Mosambique,  trade  with  umted  States. ..  448, 490 
Mucilage,  paste,  etc. .  799 

Mules  fsee  aiwHorses  and  mules).  508,647,648,650 


Municipal  capital  issues 315 

Music,  publishing  and  printing 797 

Musical  instruments 503, 547, 584, 810;  830 

Mutton 56a  664 

Mutton  and  lamb 504,560,656^1 


Nails 327, 333, 628^576^  76a  753. 766 

Naphtha 776 

National  banks.    Su  under  Banks. 

National  farm  loan  associations 282 

National  forests 722-734 

National  Oovemment  finance.    See  Revenue 
receipts.  Expenditures,  Public  debt,  etc. 

National  Guard,  strength  of 153, 154 

National  parks,  and  monuments 137-139 

National  wealth 293-296 

Natural  gas 745^771,772 

Natural  gasoline.. 745, 772;  774-776 

Naturalised  citixens  permanently  departed..      103 

Naval  and  military  services  alNToad 3 

Naval  stores,  gums,  resins,  etc  (see  o^  Tur- 
pentine)  452;  49a  602, 513, 660 

Nai^' 
Officers  and  enlisted  men.. 164 

Vessels  in 155, 166 

Navy  Department 164, 172;  17a  18a  182 

Needles,  pins,  and  hooks  and  eyes 63a  677, 807 

Negro  population.    See  Population,  by  oolor_. 
or  race.  -X 

Netherlands 29)^  29a  497 

Trade  with  United  States 447, 485, 48a  756 

Netheriand  East  Indies 448, 48a  48a  765 

Netherland  Guiana  (Surinam )...u 44a 486 

Netheriand  West  Indies 1. 486 

Nets  and  seines 794 

Newfoundland  and  Labrador 48a  486 

Newsboys 60 

Newspapers  and  periodicals. . .  342, 344, 348, 797, 830 
New  York  City: 

Clearing-house  transactions 28a  387 

Debits  to  individual  accounts 28a  3B0 

Exchange  rates 297-200 

Interest  rates 30a301 

National  banks 27a  271, 272 

Stock-exchange  transactions 317 

New  Zealand. 448, 48a  49a  755 

Nicaragua 2ia447,488 

Nickel 531, 57a  744 

Nigeria,  trade  with  United  States 448 

Nitrates,  foreign  trade 451,582,587 

Nitrogen  compounds 54a682,820 

Noncontiguous  territory.    See  each  tirrUw^. 
Normal  schools  and  teachers'  colleges..  106,  loa  117 
North  America,  trade  with  United  States.  479-487, 

497 
Exports  to.  adjusted  for  grains  shipped 

through  Canada  for  Europe 482 

Northern  border  districts. 453, 49^  49a  497 

Norway 297 

Trade  with  United  States 447. 485, 48S,  755 

Notes: 

Federal  reserve 24a2ia249 

National  bank 24.%  24a  26a  280 

Stock  and  circulation  of 24a  246 

Victory,  Liberty  loan,  and  Treasury 2^, 

2ia  212-214 

Nurse  training  schools 122 

Nursery  and  greenhou<te  stock 502, 514, 563 

Nuts  {see  aUo  Fruits  and  nuts) 51 1, 55a  68a  671 

Oats: 

Summary....... 094 

By  States 682 

.\creege  and  production 604, 

60a  669, 67a  672, 682;  094 

Consumed  in  flour  mills 718 

Foreign  trade 60a656 

Prices 32a  683, 694, 714,  n6 

Receipts  at  ports  and  markets 7ia  716 

Supply 713 

Traffic  movement 414 

Obligations  of  foreign  Governments 215-217 

Occupations  of  entire  population  (see  also 

inditUwU  occupations  and  industries) 50-62 

Shift  in. 62 

Ooeaoia,  trade 47»-48i,  483-48a  49a  497 


862 


INDEX 


[For  rafersBoe  to  items  not  thowB  in  Index*  lee  Bote»  ih  Ml] 


Page 

Office  applianoes •'^ 

Office  supplies,  foreign  trade 503,547 

Ohio  River  traffic 432,434,436 

Oil  and  gas  well  operatives 55 

Oil  cake  and  oil-cake  meaL 333, 49S.  609^  566 

Oil,  cake,  and  meal,  cottonseed 509, 611, 707, 800 

Oil  corporations,  capital  issues 316 

Oil  lands  withdrawn  from  general  settlement.      136 

OUcloth  and  linoleum 510,660,796,926 

Oils: 

Animal  (and  f^ts)...  498,  .502; 606^ 606, 56a  666, 645 

Fish 508,565.737 

Fuel,  consumption 367,419 

Mineral.    See  Petroleum  products. 

V«ratable— 

Consumption 660 

Foreign  trade 500,502, 

511,513,558,661,686,645,707 

Prices,  cottonseed  oil 326,333 

Production 707,800 

Oilseeds 602,613,661,586 

Oilstones,  production 745 

Oleomargarine 326,505,660^791 

Onions 809^557,604,672,608 

Operation  indexes.    See  under  Manufactures, 

Employment,  etc. 

Optical  goods 546,583.812 

Oranges 326, 5ia  557, 608, 671, 698 

Orchard  products.    (See  Fruits  and  Fruits 

and  nuts. 

Ordnance  and  accessories,  exports 548 

Ore-dressing  plants 783^783 

Ores  (crude)  (eee  oleo  eocA  ore) 744 

Organs  and  pianos 56,58,348,547,584,810.836 

OsSriches 660 

Oysters 718,736 

Ozocerite.    See  Wax,  mineral. 

Pacific  coast  district. ..  444-446. 450-153, 40%  406, 407 

Paints,  varnishes,  etc 325. 328, 545, 582, 800;  828 

Palestine  and  Syria,  trade 447,488 

Panama: 

Canal 173, 178. 180,430-441 

Canal  Zone 110-115,447 

Republic 447.486 

F^ign  trade 151.501,503,523.572,587 

Manufacture 731,788,707 

Prices 328,335 

Paper  and  printing 347.348.822 

Paper  and  pulp  lodnstry: 

Summary 731,707 

Corporation  tax  returns.. ...  187- loa  104. 196, 198 

Employment  nnd  pay-roll  indexes 348 

Wages  and  hours  of  labor 341 

Pajwr  Jind  wood  pulp 325, 328, 730, 731, 707 

Paper  box-board  industry 341 

PnrjiUin  wax 525,573,776,776 

Paraguay,  trade  with  United  States 486 

Parcel  post 364,460 

Parks,  iiiitional 137 

Parties,  polilI«il 166,167 

Passengers  arrived  and  deported 108, 104 

Posiure,  acrejige  and  crop  value 604,615 

Patent  medicines  and  compotmds.. 700 

Putonts  and  certificates  of  registration 840 

Paujjers  in  almshouses ...  65,70 

Paving  materiaU,  manufacture....... 812 

Pay-roll  indexes,  fat'tories 345-350 

Peaches 510,004.608,669,671,700.701,718 

Pejmuls. . .  326.  51 1. 658,  58<V,  (560, 670, 607,  fi99,  714, 701 

Pears 510.604,608,671,700,701,718 

Peas nOt».  557.  586, 608. 670, 672. 718 

Pcut  producllon 746 

Pectiiis 558,671 

Pencils 547.685,812 

Peas 547.585,812 

Pensions; 

Civil-servioe  rellrenient 163 

ULxbursenients  for 158,172,177 

Number  of  i)onsioners 158 

Peppers 672 

Perfumery,  cosmotics,  etc SOJ.  54<).  583, 700. 828 

Persia,  trade  with  United  Stites 488 

Peru 207,407 

Trade  with  United  Stotos 418,185,486,756 


Petroleum  and  products: 
Crude  oU— 

Foreign  trade 461,  Oi  67^  7711 HS 

Pipe  lines 774,777 

Prioes 837,m,ai 

Production 748;  778-771 

Stocks —      774 

Traffic  movement 415^4a8^4M 

Foreign  trade... .  452;  400. 601. 608, 6M,  07%  07, 771 

Output  of  refineries 776^7711 

Prices 82^327,383^777 

Stocks 77<  778^778 

Supply  and  demand 77S 

Traffic  movement 416^484,485 

Petroleimi  refining 57,66,348,778^770^801 

Philippine  Islands: 

Area,  population,  and  date  of  aooessiQa Uit^ 

Education ll&-113,118klMimiS 

Other  statistics ^  lBSi,»M«I 

Sugar  produced  and  brought  fhnn.... TIB 

Trade 448,486, 400^808^  886^  886, 75& 

Phonographs 6l7,88«^81Qi886 

Phosphate  lands —     135 

Phosphate  rock 545,74^745 

Photo-engniving 798 

Photoeraphic  apparatus  and  material  (sw  also 

Motion  pictures) 601,54^583,812 

Pianos  and  organs 56,68,348^647.884.810.888 

Pickles,  preserves,  and  sauces 510.567,718 

Pig  iron.    See  under  Iron. 

Pigeons 660 

Pins.    Sm  Needles,  etc. 

Pipe: 

Copper —     881 

Iron  and  steel...  337, 348. 434. 6«, 57^ 78a 783^ 804 

Sewer 416,780 

Pipelines 898,774,777 

Pipes,  tobacco 888^812 

Plaster,  wall,  and  composition  flooring 808 

Plastics 5iaa%8ai 

Plated  ware .......^  0X907 

Plate-glass  insurance 314 

Plates  and  sheets: 

Iron  and  steel 537.67a78<>-78^786 

Other  metals 580^877,788 

Platinum 532;  570|,  780^744 

Plumbago.    See  Graphite. 

Plumbers  and  gas  and  steam  fittere 87 

Plumbers'  supplies,  manufacture 805 

Plimis  and  prunes 610.604.806^871,718 

Pocketbooks 507,802 

Poland 218^21^807 

Poland  and  Danxig.  trade  with  United  Stataa.     488 
Pomelos.    See  Orapefruit. 

Popular  vote  for  presidential  electors ....      168 

Population *^ 

Cities  in  the  United  States 4l;45H8 

Continental  United  States,  stmunary %i 

Age  distribution 11, 18^80 

BUnd 68^88,88 

By  States 7-0 

Citixenship  of  foreign-bom  whites 40 

Color  or  race,  nativity,  and  parentace 4, 

18-17. 1»-21 

Deaf  and  dumb... 85-67 

Density  of a;W 

Dwellings,  families,  and  homes 31, 32;  44 

Foreign-born 33-40 

Foreign  white  stock,  by  mother  tongue..       35 

Illiterates 28-» 

Males  18  to  44  years  of  age 21 

Marital  condition 28-27.44 

National  origin  of  white 105 

Occupied  persons .VHH 

On  farms 613.614 

Race 4,12-17,10-21 

School 107, 110 

Sex  distribution i»  It,  17 

Twenty-one  years  of  age  and  over^.-.— .  20i21 

Urban  and  rural — .  34,41-44 

Vital  statistics  of.    See  Vital  statistiOB. 

Indian  reservation.s 138 

Outlying  (xissessions a;8 

Registration  urea  for  deaths  and  births 77. 83 


INDBX 


863 


Pwk: 


CoM^tonfle 


ITnnii 


coBBiiiiipCiont 


to  itoBf  Bot  fliowB  fai  iadtz.  M»  notot  9.  til] 


Pace 
I,  prodiiG«ion,  etc. .      656 

«83 

«04,660,«65 

S33,654 

PtodiioUoa 655. «» 

Portlmd  esmnit.    See  Cemnit. 
Forto  Rloo: 

Aw,  popritkm,  and  date  of  acowslon 1,3,6 

BdaatfioBd  fltattotioB....  UO-llS,  115, 116,  n»-123 

Siqpr  pnMtaeed. 702 

Trade 496.601,506,596 

Other  stttiBtiflB. 265,356,857,740 

397,447,488 

Africa,  trade^ 448.400 

reyeniHB,  ezpendituiw,  etc 170-17;^ 

175,178,851-3^ 

Foetal  aaviaci  aysleiD,  transactions  oL 278 

Postal  Serrke 1G4. 165, 177, 351-867 

Potash 451,583,745 

PotasBliim  compounds. 544,681,826 


^ 606 

By  StalBB. 688 

Aciaage  and  production- 604, 

608, 660, 67a  672;  688»  606 

Feraisn  trade 500^567 

PrlcM 826, 382, 680;  606, 714 

lYaffic  moTement 414 

&wf«t  and  yams— 
Aeraaseandprodoctioo...  60i 660. 670; 600; 606 

601,606,714 

56,57,341,525.574,790,808 

Poultry 826. 414. 504. 650;  654. 656, 660-662. 663 

Ponttryman,  dairymen,  and  apiarists'  sup- 

811 


Amnal  supply  of.  from  fuels  and  water 367 

Capacity  of  steam  locomotives 305,397 

ElBCtrie. 367-372;  422, 425^  787 

Used  in  maimfiMtares 785^787-810 

Used  in  mines  and  quarries 740;  742;  743 

Water,  developed  and  potential 374 

Fower-fiite  reserves 135 

Predous  stones  and  gema. 596^574,745 

Prices  (far  imdktdMMl  eommoditie$  me  rtier- 
eueeg  Aerdo  i*  inda) : 

Bonds 317 

Export 333 

Import 334 

Index  numboB— 

Summary 323 

Costoflivhig. 320,330 

E^xxt 464.645 

Of  prices  paid  by  fsrmers  for  commodities 

bouKht 642 

Farm  prices 323,642 

Import 464 

RataOfood 323,320-332 

Wholesale 323-329,642 

Livestock 653,654,662 

Retail  food 332 

Stocks 317 

Wholesaie.  of  leading  commodities 326-328 

Printing  and  publishing.  56,58,343,344,348,707,830 
Printing  and  publishing  ocHporations,  tax 

returns 187-l9a  104, 196, 196 

Printing  machinery 503,530,832 

Printing  materials,  mannfarture 7BB 

Prisons  and  prisoners 65,71.75,76 

Private  banks 267,275 

Private  scboob.    See  under  Education. 
Producer's  goods,  prices 320 

Production  (for  indMdual  eommodUiei  au  ref- 
ereneet  thereto  in  index) : 

Animals 611,647-650 

Animal  products 641.655,656,658 

Exportable  products 463 

Farm  products 604. 608, 641, 667-673, 696HJ08 

Fisheries 733-738 

Forest  products 725-731 

Manufactures 786-^1 

Minerals... 730-748 

ProlBSPional  and  sdentiflc  instruments 508, 

046^588,811 

Professional  schools. 119;  120 


Professianal  5«rvice: 

Inmiigrants  qualified  for 04 

Persons  engaged  in U,  58, 64, 61, 62 

Provisions,  freight  rates  00 717 

Public  buildings. 84&847 

Public  debt: 
All  classes  of  Government  organisations...     220 

Local  governments 22(l;227,228 

National  Oovemment— 
Expenditures  on  account  of.. . .  160, 170;  178-180 

Interest  paid  on 172;  178, 180 

Principal  of. 200-214,220 

By  specific  loans 208;  212 

Receipts 170;  176 

Transactions. ., 312;  214 

Principal  cities 240-343 

States 230^224-227 

State  and  local  governments  combined- 220 

Public  lands: 

Summary  of  entries  and  patents. 120,136 

Grants  tor  educational  and  other  purposes.      138 

Homestead  entries 120;  130;  134 

Indian  reservations 136 

National  perks 137-140 

Railroad  and  wagon-road  grants.  129, 131, 132;  134 

Receipts  from 131,134.171,173 

Timber  and  stone,  mineral,  coal,  and  desot 

land  entries 129;  130;  134 

Unappropriated  and  unreserved 180 

Withdrawals  ftom  general  settlement. 186 

Public  roads.    See  H^ways. 

Public  schools. 107-116,123,124 

Public  service  oorporati(nis,  tax  returns...  187-100; 

105,107.106 
Public  service  enterprises,  governmental  cost, 

payments  for 221,290-232.234 

Public  service,  persons  engaged  in 51. 53, 64, 61 

Public  utilities  (eee  alao  Railways,  electric 

light  and  power,  etc.) 187-100, 

105.197,196,315,316 

Pullman  cars,  value  as  national  wealth 208 

Pullman  Co 420 

Pulpstones  and  grhidstones 526,746,808 

Pulp  wood 335,415^461,533,571.730 

Pumice,  production 575.746 

Pumps 536,806 

Putty 828 

Pyrites- 451, 675k  74a;  745 

Qoarries.    See  Mines  and  quarries. 

Quarts  (silica),  production 742;  740 

Quicksilver.- 570, 730;  742;  744 

Baceof: 

Aliens  admitted  and  departed 06-100 

Dliterates  10  3rears  of  age  and  over 26-80 

Total    population.    Sk    Population,    by 
color,  etc. 

Radio? 341,534,834 

On  farms 640 

Railroad  repair  shope 787,780,800 

Rails,  iron  and  steel: 

Consumed  by  railroads 41O 

Foreign  trade 528,576,751,755 

Prices 327,756 

Production 750-752 

Traffic  movement 415 

Railway  and  other  eon5t  ruction  work,  explo- 
sives used  in. 840 

Railway  Mail  Service 353 

Railwavs  and  equipment,  value  as  national 
wealth 293,205 

Railways,  electric 421-427 

Busses  operated  by.. 426 

Mileage,  equipment,  employees,  finances, 

traffic,  etc 421-426 

ReoeivershiDe  of 427 

Subway  and  elevated  lines 422,423,427 

Value  88  national  wealth 203 

Railways,  steam. 893-410 

Accidents 418^19 

Alaskan 394,421 

Corporation-tax  returns 107 

Emptoyees 50,6Q;30(M01 

Equipment 305-806 

Finance- 
Capitalisation 315, 316^  402;  403 

Dividends  and  interest 314,402,403 


864 


INDEX 


[For  refeienod  t»  Iteau  not  shown  in  Indftz,  Me  note,  p.  8il] 


Railways,  steam— Oonttnued.  ^•W 

Funded  debt 402;  403 

Investment 408 

Payments  and  loans  to,  by  United  States 

Oovemment 214 

Revenues  and  expenses 40^-413 

Stocks  and  other  outstanding  securities.  40^  403 

Taxes  and  assessments 406»410,411 

Freight  traffic 404»  405^  40»,  412;  414-417 

Fuelconsumed 419;  766 

Government  expenditures  for 178, 180 

Hawaiian 304 

Land  grants 120, 131, 132, 134 

MUeage 303-398, 406, 400;  412 

Passenger  traffic 407 

Principal  companies 412 

Rails  and  ties  laid 419 

Receiverships 308 

Railway  telegraph  offices.. 864^365 

Rainiall 141-152 

Raisins 320, 510;  568, 718 

Raspberries  and  loganberries 671 

Rates: 

Freight 406,409,433,716,717 

Money — 

Discount  of  Federal  reserve  banks %4 

Exchange 297-299 

Interest  and  acceptance 300,301 

Rattan  ware.    See  Baskets,  etc. 
Raw  materials.    See  Crude  materials. 

Rayon  (artificial  silk) 327, 502;  519, 560, 587, 800 

Real  estate  agents  and  officials 60 

Real  estate,  value  as  national  wealth 293, 294 

Receipts  {»ee  aUo  Revenue  receipts): 

Grain  at  Atlantic  ports  and  markets 715, 716 

Livestock  and  livestock  products  at  princi- 
pal primary  markets 651,652,659,662 

Reclamation  Service,  irrigation  projects 50MX)5 

Recreation 221,230,231,236 

Red  Cross,  expenditures  and  personnel 157 

Reform  schools 122 

RelHgerators 549,796 

Registration  area  for  births  and  deaths. 77, 83, 91 

RehabUiUtion,  vocational 128,162 

Religious  organizations.. (8,64 

Representation,  congressional,  by  States 168 

Reservations: 

Indian 136 

National  parks,  forests,  etc 137, 722-724 

Reserve,  lawful.    See  under  Banks. 

Residences,  building  permits  and  contracts.  846-848 

Restaurant,  caf6,  ana  lunch-room  keepers. ..       62 

Retail  dealers 60 

Retail  sales  indexes 317,318 

Retirement,  civil  service 163, 178, 180 

Revenue  receipts: 

Of  principal  cities 230-237,241-243 

Of  States 221-223 

Of  United  States  Government— 

Summary 160;  170 

By  months 179 

By  sources 171,173 

Customs 1681171,173 

From  foreign  governments  under  debt 

settlement 173,215»216 

From  national  forests 173,724 

Internal  revenue 109, 171, 178, 179t  183-185 

Panama  Canal 173,489 

Postal 17a  175^351, 352 

I*ublic  debt 170, 175 

From  publiclands 131,134,171,173 

Rice: 

Siirnmrvry 668,695 

By  States 686 

Acreage  and  production 008, 668-67a  686^  695 

rieauiiig  and  polLshlni? 719;  791 

Foreign  trade 509, 556, 586^  646»  713 

Prices 328,332,334,687,695 

Rivers,  canals,  etc.,  commerce 429,431 

Rtrad  building,  wages  of  lal>or 341 

Roods,  public.    See  Highways. 

Roofing  material:? 549.812 

Root  crops  for  fofHKO 608 

Rope 628,753,82r> 

Rosin 333, 513.  56a  rjl,  827 

UosiQ  and  turjwntine 795 


Rubber: 
Foreign  trade....  451, 496»  SOa  502;  5U;  Ma  SHI  711 

Manufecture 780,801,8» 

Prices 926,a^Z^m 

World  production ^     TU 

Rubber  manufacturing  industry: 

Summao' 780^8I»,8» 

Capital  issues SU 

Persons  employed 57, 

Production  index 

Tax  returns 187-190^  194,  IM; 

Rugs.    See  Carpets  and  rugs. 

Rumania 21I^SI€^JiT 

Trade  with  United  States 447,481 

Rural  free  delivery  of  mails 3H3M 

Russia 2UCS7 

Trade  with  United  States . . .  447, 448, 48^  481^  400 

Rutile,  production 7M 

Rye: 

Summary m 

By  States M 

Acreage  and  production.  601,608,6601,870^^^694 

Consumed  in  flour  mills . 718 

Foreign  trade 4BI,4Ban9 

Prices 326. 33S»  687, 604, 714. 711 

Receipts  at  Atlantic  ports 715 


Saddlery  and  harness 5an;607, 

Safes  and  vaults tta 

Sago.    See  Tapioca,  etc. 
Sails.    See  Awnings,  etc. 
Salaries.    8u  Wages  and  otto  tnihUmml  te- 
duMries  and  oceupatUms. 

Sale  of  surplus  war  material 217 

Sales  of  form  products  throngh  temen'  or- 
ganisations      686 

Sales  tax m 

Sales  indexes,  wholesale  and  retail 317.  SIS 

Salmon. 336,60a  561, 7ia7S6-7B 

Salt: 

Foreign  trade 537,571^ 7U 

Manufacture 809 

Prices m 

Production 746.  TBI 

Traffic  movement tt&,4a 

Salt  well  and  works  operatives tt 

Salvador,  trade  with  United  States 447.  M 

Samoa,  American 1,3,981 

Sand  and  emery  paper  and  cloth 812 

Sand,  glass,  molding,  buildings  etc 746 

Sand,  gravel,  etc 41S,4^435,flS^5n 

Sand-lime,  brick 74a80l 

Sandstone 743^779 

Sanitation,  expenditure  for.    See  Health,  ete. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  Canal,  traffic 483;  433 

Sausage ..... 

Sausage  casings I../..' .'.'.. '.'.V/iXiika, 

Savings  deposits  and  other  savings 

Savings  banks 206,275.177 

SawmiU  products 499, 501, 508, 621, 57a  735-728 

Saws 52a80» 

Scales  and  balances 5ia808 

School  and  library  buildings 846-848 

Schools.    See  Education. 

Sdentiflc  instruments 908,  Ma  903,811 

Scotland  (see  alto  United  Kingdom) 447 

Screens,  window  and  door,  and  weather  strips     795 

Screws 53a  581,806 

Securities: 

lleld  by  life  insurance  companies 307 

Holdings  by  banks 2iK, 

252,  261.  262.  '264-266.  268,  360.  271.  7l^T\ 
280,283. 

New  issues 3I.\316 

Owned  by  United  States 217 

Prices  and  sales 317 

Transactions  by  banks 250;  251. 257, 2W 

Security  for  loans  by  banks 264,273,281,284 

Seeds* 

Foreign  trade 502, 513, 514, 561. 562,  o«(a  6IS 

Acreage  and  production 604. 6(H  67a  672 

Seines.    Ser  Nets,  etc. 

Semlmanufact  iires 329, 474. 475, 477, 4SZ-4M 

Semiskilled  operatives 57.5a60 

Senegal,  trade  with  United  SUtea 448 


IITDEX 


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Page 

» poblie,  oorpontkm  tax  returns...  187-100. 

1»M97,19S 

maefaiiMS 328. 538. 5801806. 832 

trtbotloii.    Su  PopolBtlon,  by  sex. 


Stnde. 501.550 
In  nationaJ  forests 724 

lelid  and  slaochtered 0&5,606 

tar  and  vftlue 647.640.050 

g 653.654 

.pta at  iperifledprimarsr  markets...  651.652 

le  movement 414 

334,560 

b.    8te  imdMdwil  9aTUtiu. 

^  alae  Ivory,  etc..  work) 5>56»566 

■ 328.522.570.720 

lUdtaM. 56.58,437.438.800 

If.    See  Merchant  marine  audi  Ton- 

igand  canals,  value  as  national  wealth .     293 
ig  Board  and  Shipping  Board  Emer- 
ey  Fleet  Corporation: 

Mial  stetistics 178.18^442,443 

da 437.443-446 

^  oorporations,  capital  iisoes 316 

348,517.560,793 

ifcn  and  cobblers 56 

Sm  Boots  and  shoes. 

indexes 317,318 

manafoctare.    See  Furniture. 

551.718,736.737 

with  United  States 480 

nd  advertising  novelties 812 

■ops,  acreage,  and  production 608 

production. 742;  746 

tifldal  (rayon) 327,502.510.560.587.800 

BdK 

451.502.510.560.587.710 

348.70%8M 

• 326.827 

■nannfBctured : 

igntiade^ 50i.  502, 560, 587. 710 

i 327,336 

OB,  valoeoL 763 

and  bullion  in  the  United  States...  245,246 

igi  of  mints 245 

merdal  value  of.  produced 762;  763 

■a  in  manufactures  and  the  arts 763 

■ti  and  exports 461. 464. 460, 470;  532. 670 

■nd  foU- 807 

■ 327.763 

action 742,744,762 

»0f,  togold 763 

idi^  and  refining 806 

peraons 22-27.44 

511. 67a  706. 710. 791 

E-rink  keepers.    See  Billiard  room.  etc. 
oecopations. 58,04 

See  Hides,  etc. 

525.742.746 

tering  and  meat  packing.  34a  348, 655, 666, 700 

ndlng  machines 832 

Ig  anp  refining 800 

Ig  plants,  accidents  at 782,783 

steners.    See  Needles,  pins.  etc. 

56. 57, 328, 503.  546.583,80a  828 

Islands 448 

tier  apparatus. 812 

iters.    See  Mineral,  etc.  waters, 
icompounds 544.582,826 

Sw  Babbitt  metal,  etc. 

I,  sailors,  and  marines 61.153-155  i 

US  (kaflr.  milo.  etc.)....  608. 660, 67a  607. 600 

America,  trade 470-181. 483-487, 407 

istem  Express  Co 420 

ins 670 

207.200 

i  with  United  States. . .  447, 48.\.  488, 700. 755 
id  emmer.  acreage  and  production ...     670 

502,511.550.586 

1 672,718 

B.  cotton 838.830 

distilled 183, 184, 512. 56a  80a  841 


Paga 

Sponges 508.556,586 

Sporting  and  athletic  goods 503. 547. 584,812 

Springs,  steel,  car  and  carriage 804 

Stamped  and  enameled  ware 348, 520. 807. 811 

Stamps: 

Hand 811 

Postage,  issued 351,854 

Revenue  from  sale  of  documentary 183. 184 

Savings 211,278 

Stamp  tax. 183,184 

Star  route  mail  service 354 

Starch 328.515,663 

State  aid  for  public  roads 375, 38a  364 

State  banks 367,275 

State  highways.    See  Highways. 

State  land  grants 133 

States: 

Areas  and  dates  of  organisation. 1.2 

FinancRji 21»-227,220 

Population  and  rank 7-10 

Taxes 221.223 

Value  of  property 22a204-206 

Stationery  goods.. 524.572;812 

Statuary  and  art  goods 540.585,567.803 

Staves 522.720 

Steak,  prices 332 

Steam  boHer  insurance 314 

Steam  engines  and  turbines  (see  alto  Loco- 
motives)  360. 37a  535. 570. 787. 831 

Steam-fitting  and  steam  and  hot-water  heat- 
ing apparatus.. 348.803 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service 441 

Steel  production  (tee  also  Iron  and  steel  and 

Iron  and  steel  industry 740, 75a  752. 756 

Stereotjping  and  electrotyping 798 

Stock  grazing  in  national  forests 724 

Stock-raising  homestead  entries 12a  13a  134 

Stocks,  prices,  sales,  and  issues. 316-317 

Stone 433-435.525,573.742.746.770 

Stone,  clay,  and  glass  products  industry: 

Summary 780.802 

Corporation  tax  returns 187'ioa  104, 106, 108 

Employment  and  pay-roll  indexes 347.348 

Persons  employed ^.<. 56.57.78a802 

Production  index /:. 822 

Stone  and  timber  land,  entries  and  patents..     129; 

131  134 

Stone  and  granite  cutters 50,3431344 

Stoves  and  hot-air  furnaces 328, 348, 52a  806 

Straits  Settlements 207.20a448 

Straw  factories,  employees. 57.56 

Strawberries,  acreage  and  production 671.672 

Street-cleaning  laborers 50 

Strikes  in  coal  mines 768 

Structural  iron  and  steel 3%. 

327. 434. 527. 576. 750-753. 755 
Structural   irrtn   works    (eee  alto  Iron   and 

steel) oO.  348. 804 

Students  in  universities  and  colleges...  106. 117-120 

Subwaj'  and  elevated  railways 422. 423. 427 

Sugar: 
Brought  in  from  territories  and  possessions    702. 

Consumption 702,703 

Foreign  trade. . .  451. 500, 502, 511, 55a  586. 702. 703 

Maple,  and  sirup 511, 67a  706 

Pric-es 326.332-334.703 

Production 668.702-706,710 

Refining 348, 701.  7ia  701 

Traflle  movement 415.434,435 

World  production 702 

Sugar  beets 604. 606. 660, 67a  704. 710 

Sugarcane 604, 67a  705. 706. 710 

Sugar  crops 67a  672 

Sugar  Equalisation  Board 180 

Suicides 00 

Sulphur 434. 435. 451. 527. 742, 746 

Sulphuric  acid. 328,  M3. 581. 746, 800 

Sumatra,  trade  with  United  States 448 

Summer  schools 122 

Sunday  schools 64 

Sunshine,  percentage  of  possible,  in  selected 

cities 141-152 

Surgical  appliamvs 547.812 

Surinam  (Netherland  Guiana) 448,486 


44847' 


A  1929^ 


-56 


866 


INDEX 


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Page 

BuTAfOB  or  deficit  of  United  States  Oovern- 
raent 169, 170 

Snspenders,  garters,  etc 520,794 

Sweden 297,299 

Trade  with  United  States 447,485,488 

Swine: 

Foreign  trade 604,550 

Inspected  and  slaughtered. 655,066 

Number  and  value 647,649,650 

Prices 328,653,654 

Receipts  at  specified  primary  markets...  651, 652 
Traffic  movement 414 

Switzerland 297 

Trade  with  United  States 485.488 

Syria  and  Palestine,  trade 447,488 


Tailors 59 

Talc  and  soapstone,  production 742, 746 

Talcum,  French  chalk 676 

Tallow 828,806,650 

Tanks,  drums,  and  barrels,  steel 676,804 

Tanneries 56,68,801,829 

Tanning  extracts 618,562,799,827 

Tapioca,  sago,  cassava,  and  arrowroot 557 

Tar 613,542,660.7^,776 

Tariff.    See  Customs  revenue. 

Tasmania,  trade  with  United  States 448 

Taxation: 

Express  companies 420 

Fcir  rural  roads 875^382,886,388 

Motor-vehicle  registration  fees 888 

National- 
Customs  revenue 169, 

171, 178, 179, 461, 472, 496, 687 

Internal  revenue 169, 171, 173, 179, 183-185 

Federal  estate  tax 184,208 

Corporation  income  tax. 184,186-195 

Individual  income  tax 184,  l8^  199-207 

Railways 408.410,411,418 

State,  municipal,  and  local— 

nty  taxes 230^231,234 

Gasoline  tax 386 

General  property  tax 219,221,223 

State  taxes 221,223 

Tea 331559,586,710 

Teachers 61,107-109,112,115-118,124 

District  of  Columbia,  retirement  fund...  178, 180 
Teamsters  and  drivers,  union  wages  and  hours 

ofhibor 343,344 

Tdegraph  and  t^ephone  apparatus 534,834 

T^egraph  and  telephone  companies: 

Persons  employed 69, 869^  361, 862;  364, 365 

Tax  returns 197 

Value  as  national  wealth 293 

Ttiegraph  systems 59,362-365 

Telephone  systems 59.359-362 

Telephones  on  larms 639 

Temperature,  selected  cities 141-152 

Tents.    See  Awnings,  etc. 
Tenure: 

Of  farms 623-628, 630;  681 

Of  homes 31, 32;  34 

Terra  cotta.    See  Brick,  etc. 
Territorial  accessions  of  the  United  States, 

date  and  area. 1 

Territories 1,3 

Textile  industry: 

Summary 788.792,823 

Corporation  tax  returns..  187, 188, 190, 194, 196, 197 

Employment  and  pay-roll  indexes 347,324 

Persons  emploved 56-68,788,798 

Production  index 822 

Wages  and  hours  of  labor 341 

Textile  machinery 637,580,887,788,832 

TextileR  ($ee  also  individwU  commodUUs): 

Foreign  trade 502,515.563,586 

Pricee 3^,825.827 

Traffic  movement 415,484 

Theater  admissions  tax 183, 184 

Theairi(*al  scenery  manufacture 813 

Thread 613,515,564,665,833,825 

Ties,  railroad 415,419,434,520,570 

Tile.     See  Brick,  etc. 
Timber  is^e  aUo  Lumber): 

<.'on.»iumed  in  veneers 728 

Land  entries  and  patents 129, 131, 134 


Page 
TlmtMr— Continued. 

Removed  annuidly .«. 734.727 

Stand  of. ?n,7J2 

Time  loans,  interest  rates  on 300.301 

Timothy  seed 514,714 

Tin,  bars,  etc 327. 335. 501, 531, 87&  587, 738. 744 

Tin  plate  and  temeplate. .  327, 336^  8Z7, 678, 780. 753 

Tinsmiths  and  coppersmiths 50 

Tinware 56,68,827.805 

Tires 32^  328. 341, 348, 512;  680;  801,  822;  830 

Titanium  ore,  production  of 744 

Tobacco: 

Summary 600,^98 

Acreage  and  production 609, 67L  67a;  090,  fSOB 

Employment  and  pay-roll  indexes  in  mdt»- 

try 347.348 

Foreign  trade 4HL 

500,502,514.563.586.648.713,80 

Leaf  consumption 841,842 

MamifKtnre 56^  57, 8iCL  842 

Prices 326. 328. 383, 334, 891,  A9S 

Production  index 822 

Revenue  fh>m  manufactures 183, 184 

Traffic  movement 414.405 

Tobago  and  Trinidad,  trade 488 

Toilet  preparations,  etc 508, 546, 583, 799. 828 

Tomatoes 509, 567. 608, 872;  718 

Tonnage: 

Entered  and  deared  in  foreign  trade 463-457 

Of  domestic  commerce .-  42^-4)5 

Of  Merchant  Marine 436-439,443,444 

Of  Navy  vessds 156, 156 

Of  water-borne  foreign  commerce 420. 444--488 

Through  Panama  Canal 440;  441 

Through  Sault  Bte.  Marie  Canal 433 

Tools  («ef  uUo  Cutlery  and  Machine  toote)...     5i^ 

584,577,806 

Toys,  etc 508.547.684,813 

Traction  companies,  dividend  payments  (tet 

«/m  Railways,  electric) 314 

Tractors  and  tractor  engines 308. 

540, 639, 64a  831, 895;  837 
Trade  (business)   {$ee  oUo  Commerce  aii4 
Foreign  trade): 

Corporation  tax  returns 187-190. 195, 197.  l>f8 

Failures 321.322 

Persons  engaged  in 51,53,54.60 

Retail  and  wholesale,  sales  indexes 3i7. 318 

Trade  and  industry,  vocational  training  in.  124-127 

Trade-marks 849 

Trade  regions,  foreign  trade  by 44^-448 

Tran8p<^tation : 

Interna]  revenue  from 183,  m 

Of  foreign  conunerce 436, 487,  UH  446. 459-459 

Of  mails 363 

Persons  engaged  in..  51.53,54.59.399-401.421,422 
Transportation  and  transmission  enterprises, 

value  as  national  wealth 388.295 

Transportation  and  other  public  utility  cor- 
porations, tax  returns 187-190, 196. 197 

Transportation  equipment,  air,  land,  water.  7M.  MO 

Treasury,  money  neld  in 247 

Treasury  notes 309.310,212,214 

Treasury  (war)  savings  securities 31 1, 318. 314 

Trinidad  and  Tobago,  trade 481 

Truck  vegetables 884,673 

Trucks,  motor 38.\  386, 541, 636;  »7 

Trucks  and  road  tractors,  registration 38^  388 

Trunks,  suitcases,  and  bags 507.549,808 

Tuners,  piano  and  orgui » 

Tungsten 586;  677, 744 

Tunisia  and  Algeria,  trade 447.490 

Turbines.    See  Water  wheels,  etc. 

Turkey,  trade  with  United  States 447,488 

Turkeys €00.(i03 

Turpentine  and  rosin 333, 513. 560;  731. 7^ 

Twine 515. 517, 565.  ."WO,  718.  «25 

Type  founding 798 

Typewriters  and  supplies 539,88e.83;2 


Umbrellas  and  canes M9l571,813 

Undertakers 61 

Union  of  Socialist   Soviet  RepubUca.    ^jtor 
Russia. 

Union  of  .South  .Vfrica,  trade 44^.  4v0 

Union  rate  Of  wages  and  hours  of  labor 342-344 


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Warwlnci  aectuitlM 111,111114 

Wublus     mirJil— i     ■nd     uliHwi      ailin 
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Wntcbw  and  clocks S^  88,  wa.  MB,  6M,  807 

Walw-borae  eommerce t9fi43^  M1-tfi%  4SB,  4N 

Water,  piped  on  tenna CM 

Waler  nserviB,  public 13£ 

Waletwheels SDd  (niblnn Sas. 370, fi3S, 787. 831 


Mlueia]  {paraffluK SU.  573,  STS,  iB7, 77&  77S 

Vegetable-- HI 

Wealth  o(  ibB  United  fiiatp* as-lM 

Wearing  apparel,  miuiulsctore  and  sales.  317.318,7*3 
WcAlhs   Btripa  and   sctqbdi,  vtndow  azwl 

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868 


INDEX 


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Pac* 

Wire  rods,  iron  and  8tad 537. 676^  760-762;  756 

Wireless  telegraph  systems 862 

Wood  (tee  aleo  Lumber  and  Timber): 

Manufactures 400,508.522^670^706 

Unmanufactured 415^603.530.670 

Wood  earring 58,705 

Wood  distillation. 800 

Wood  fuel,  consumption  by  railroads 410 

Wood  preserving 706 

Wood  pulp  (see  efso  Paper  and  wood  pulp): 

ForeiRn  trade 461. 601. 622. 671 

Manufacture 780^781.797 

Prices 838.836 

Wod: 

Consumption 665 

Foreign  trade 461, 501. 502. 518;  667. 686. 664 

Imports  classed  dutiable  but  entered 

flree 478 

Prices 338^336,664 

Production 666^  88i  665, 688 

Traffic  movement 414 

Wool  manufactures: 

Summary 702;  703 

Employment  and  pay-roll  indexes 348 

Foreign  trade  in  products....  601. 500. 618. 567. 586 

Prices  of  products 326.827 

Production 70%  708, 831 

Workmen's  compensation  insurance 314 


World  statistics: 

Debts  due  United  States 

Exchange  rates 

Merchant  marine 

Merchant  vessels  launched 

Petroleum  production 

Rubber,  production 

Bugarproduction 

World  War,  money  cost  of. 

Wrecks  and  casualties  of  vessels 

Wringers,  clothes,  and  washing  machiL    i 

Tarns: 

Artificial  silk  (rayon) 

Cotton 327.61 

Jute  and  linen 61 

Woo! 327.6 

Yeast 

Yugoslavia 216.2 

Yugoslavia  and  Albania,  trade 


Zinc: 
Summary,  production,  consumption,  et 

Foreign  trade 6; 

Persons  engaged  in  manuf^ujture 

Prices 

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