Survey of Current Business May 1924

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YKAP. AND MONTH 1MO-I22 monthly av.. 102:1 monthly av., 1023 January Frbmary Mnrch April June July.. Ot toner November.- Du'tuuber.. January Fobnury Mnrch April May... Juno July.... August. September.. October November.. December.. 1921 January February March April May.,.. June July..... August- Production i 116 Table 60.—LUMBER—MISCELLANEOUS SOFTWOODS [Index numbers for baso year in bold-faced type; numerical data on opposite page] Shipment* Relative to 1017 1OO 107 107 109 85 120 HO 100 110 115 121 133 140 136 13G 137 133 J3G 101 122 116 148 155 149 103 132 154 155 1C0 160 136 135 159 149 1OO DOUGLAS Flit 112 no 101 92 1C0 102 107 114 136 151 lf-0 13S 133 120 114 110 123 ICO 149 1S2 176 106 177 144 154 1G5 101 154 132 147 101 107 Exports « Lumber Rel. to 1019 221 1S7 93 03 03 00 100 150 151 201 172 G07 W7 217 210 223 174 141 146 156 146 145 127 146 166 147 181 191 1CS ISO 157 175 181 235 444 223 202 Timber Rel. to 1UJ2 100 2-J S 47 33 197 159 115 123 CO 8-1 146 85 70 74 121 97 153 130 95 123 812 319 30S 211 413 691 601 301 663 Price,* No. 1, common Rel. to 1013 100 KG 113 172 108 270 325 129 1GG 211 123 136 12* 147 147 158 17!) 212 212 212 212 212 212 234 234 234 212 212 201 190 201 201 190 212 212 201 Production MfCIIfGAN SOFTWOODS « Hhlpments Relative to 1917 100 100 07 05 53 39 45 40 26 IS 24 51 67 72 61 63 63 49 25 35 42 32 35 32 £3 74 69 78 63 50 20 34 2S 23 31 74 72 37 40 46 43 32 34 34 4G 64 48 43 60 63 43 49 67 37 33 40 G2 54 50 46 40 46 35 39 34 22 27 Stocks, end of month »10O no 3 52 70 49 43 66 51 4S 47 46 47 68 43 50 51 47 43 44 46 60 40 40 40 42 45 47 44 44 38 37 39 NORTHERN HEMLOCK * Production Shipments Relative to 1913 100 100 82 84 94 89 80 72 45 62 69 55 35 54 72 00 77 69 67 63 48 63 71 59 75 65 73 85 81 80 78 66 46 SO 44 50 48 100 89 05 9S 01 104 102 53 £1 72 33 68 60 108 85 81 77 77 66 59 62 78 66 86 90 72 74 GS 72 68 60 49 63 64 Production 100 97 118 106 131 142 100 87 130 126 169 133 122 168 130 140 176 84 117 160 128 181 148 124 174 138 146 185 106 103 118 166 CALIFORNIA REDWOOD • Shipments Relative to 1918 100 115 124 100 154 173 119 131 156 126 1S3 162 122 190 165 125 182 1SS 150 185 216 185 201 193 143 199 175 132 182 110 130 136 173 Orders received 1OO 139 106 103 160 163 139 133 169 148 219 148 123 215 144 168 204 179 235 208 233 151 193 136 98 176 147 135 145 102 142 132 183 TOTAL LUMBER Production » FAporto: Hoards planks t Rel. to i Ri'l. to 1913 \o\i\ av. See footnotes on opposite page also. w?nSm!iX ° f pr °nS C VK n ?? d sMpnients of Douglas fir were .obtained by applying the,percentage figures of actual production and shipments to normal produrtlm board feet su PPlte
MONTH 1909-13 mo. av 1913 mo. av 1914 mo.av.... 1916 mo. av 1916 mo, av 1917 mo. av 1918 mo. av 1919 mo.av 1920 mo. av 1921 mo.av..^. 1922 mo.av 1923 mo. av 1923 January February March April May June July August September .. October . November December 1923 January February. _., March April ., May June July.. August.. September October November December 1931 January. . February^ March. April. _ May.... June July... August Production i 117 Table 61.—LUMBER—MISCELLANEOUS SOFTWOODS DOUGLAS FIB Shipments * Exports i Lumber [Base year In bold-faced type; Index numbers on opposite page] Timbers Thousands of feet, board measure 3*9,1G5 375, 123 374, 680 330, S50 297,737 440, 241 508,655 350,031 403, 802 402, 450 422,157 464,686 488, 8(51 476,199 475, 878 477, 222 482,145 474, 961 304,436 421, 242 403, 501 515, 698 539,871 521, 070 567, 626 461, 532 537,185 642,110 557,330 557,151 476,483 470, 776 553, 749 518, 832 833, 201 301,251 355,432 336,735 29S, 505 403,8-iS 515,965 330, 831 346, 500 367,9S3 439,169 487,518 51S, 407 445, 625 430, 215 415.442 369,332 356, 333 39S, 815 603,701 480, 289 5S9, 561 56S, 074 534,972 573, 266 466,904 496,897 632,261 621, 518 493, 553 425,5S5 473,990 528,681 538, 528 23,647 22,709 25,095 37, 002 37,936 51,225 43,165 77,093 59,485 87,153 54,483 52,757 56,020 43, 770 35,270 36,726 39,041 36, 574 36,327 31, 991 36,604 41,658 36,993 45,501 47,833 42,150 47,486 39,412 43,971 45,363 59,007 111, 340 56,019 50,576 U»371 35,646 6,315 4,779 28,320 22,916 16, 548 17,608 9,603 12,007 21,083 12,162 10,084 10,651 17,349 13,900 21,994 18,636 13,632 17, 6-11 44,853 45,817 44,299 30.783 59, 410 99, 343 86,849 51,870 95,224 Price,' No. 1, common • Per M feet $9,208 7.917 7.875 10 375 15.875 18.2.50 25.417 29.917 11.833 15.250 19.415 11.500 12.600 11.500 11.500 13.600 13.500 14.500 16.600 19.500 19.500 19.600 19.500 19. 500 19.600 21.500 21. 500 21.500 19.500 19.500 IS. 500 17,500 18.500 18.500 17.500 19.500 19.500 18.500 Production 17,283 11,661 11,294 9,207 ft, 658 7,717 8,473 4,575 3,117 4,211 8,893 9,832 12,406 8,8 46 10,863 10, 901 8,548 4,299 6,112 7,243 5,556 5,981 5,505 9,180 12,868 10,259 13,476 10,952 9,725 5,027 5,903 4,474 3,990 5,320 MieniGAN SOFTWOODS« Shipments 17,741 .13, 200 12, SG7 6,49i 7,034 8,103 7,621 5,720 6,083 6,103 8,157 9,546 8,563 7,563 8,882 9, 345 8,489 8,701 10,149 6,537 5,839 7,128 10,949 9,551 8,913 8,227 7,057 8,218 6, 205 6,838 5,988 3,S96 4,705 6,42f> Stocks, end of month • 106,316 • 84,180 «52,99 i 0 56, 518 74. 724 52,045 4GT 052 59,475 54,605 50,752 49,716 48, S07 50> 137 61,475 45,793 53,607 54,454 50,085 45, 633 46,418 48,436 53,490 42, 9S0 41,100 42,0S5 42,2-28 44,707 48,120 49,806 46,247 47,005 40,127 39,185 41.870 See footnotes on opposite page. also. NORTHERN HEMLOCK• Production Shipments Production CALIFORNIA REDWOOD« Shipments Thousands of feet, board measure 37, 664 37, C03 30, 718 31,703 35,327 33,043 30,056 27,290 16,986 23,483 26,059 20,633 13, 303 20,290 24, 793 27,187 33,879 23,857 26,112 25,073 23,649 17,963 19,997 26,614 22,320 28, 334 24,636 27, 640 32>0S6 30,344 30, 731 29,293 24,711 17,2S8 18,710 16,528 13,765 18,002 36,443 32,339 34, C53 85,659 33,169 37,074 37,051 19,431 18,435 26,083 25,351 13,867 11,931 21,051 21,913 35,630 39,240 30,971 29, 570 32,333 2S.171 27,SS8 20,425 21,535 19,109 28,432 24,117 31,170 32,656 26,364 26,961 24,743 26,260 24,613 18,249 17,951 19,136 19,710 • 37,460 33, 875 1,702,20-1 2, 270, 551 2,491,003 1,805,210 1,837,101 % 078,404 2,103,905 2,4 ( J7, 902 2,G41,SS3 2,405,874 2,5S3, OSO 2,452, ISO 2,4 GO, 850 2,359,837 1,954,223 2, 231,014 2,020,775 2, 562,294 2,518,479 2,712,801 2,731,078 2,523,123 2,785,918 2,556,319 2,710,563 2, 463,326 2, {M, 633 2,229,295 2,425,712 2,546,8S7 Exports: Hoards, planks, etc.* ,Ar 9 T , hG California Redwood Association has furnished to the Bureau of the Census tho figures on the actual production, shipments, and orders received' by 7 identical mills nfcK? i *• month of 1918 ' 1919. and 1920. Those 7 mills represent 40 per cent of the capacity of all listed mills for these years. For the first 4 monMi* oMP'21 reports were furhl9h 1 *' ~\ 10 mills representing 5C£ per cent of th« ' " " " '" total listed capacity, and for 1922 reports ij .. ^^P^^ting mills for 1018 ^ F £l3 14,084,000 106*1- \su LHU uiiiis ui *±u pt*i ICUL uA^ai'iij, LUI uio U>^J.^H^ iuviawjij t*»».»«^. .w— " • w . . . ,j .>.^, - ^— .,., . _r ,, wv. •, ... ^ ^ - «e?uramg this as normal production, t here has been computed the probable production of the total redwood capacity based on the proportion vnich rapadty of the reporting of all & t 0 the total of al1 mills - T h e t capa columns on shipments and orders received represent a similar relationship between tho actual i eported iigures and the total capacity su J nting over U ie cut of each species as rcportcd*by "the associations whoselfgurca are"carried on these cokimns to tho Porest Service totals. a " approximate average for the years 1917 to 1920. •Ten months average. 178,3SS '210,000 119, M5 ',),{, &VJ 01,216 8.\ #0 8. r >, 452 109,208 120,227 100,5S7 12$, 515 145,700 148,075 125,073 VA SCO 132,807 135,953 1/12,370 115, S5S 123,233 IOC, W3 110,152 115,243 115,097 ISO, 772 132,534 12S, 773 141,630 152,927 172,2,56 158,937 157,710 12S, 171 127, K44 145,920 171,612 218,557 159, 215 53,237 For subsequent months prorating is
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