Survey of Current Business May 1924

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YE An AND MONTIT 1009-1913 monthly average 19KJ monthly average „ 19M monthly avcrapo 1015 monthly average 1910 monthly nvernse 1917 monthly nvcrago 191S monthly average 1919 monthly average 1020 monthly average 1021 monthly average 1922 monthly averago 192:1 monthly average September. October November. December.. Janunry February--. March .. April May , June July , August September.. October November-. December.. January. February March April May June July 1 August September.. October November., December _ January... February. March.... April 1931 1923 1923 May June July "II August 154 Table 98.—TOBACCO 1 [Index numbers for base year in bold-faced type; numerical data on opposite page] Production (crop estimate) 6 Rcl. to 1000-1913 100 % 101 107 116 125 M4 147 159 107 125 148 95 100 102 107 142 143 130 136 134 125 143 148 15C 147 144 148 Sales, loose leaf warebouses Bel. to 1919 •100 SO 00 51 61 139 98 91 24 6 2 1 2 C2 m 102 71 80 70 43 28 6 1 (0 (0 46 86 100 120 115 91 58 29 UNMANUFACTURED Exports, leaf Eel. to 1909-1913 1OO 117 92 114 12G 67 107 203 124 137 1M 132 105 138 93 124 103 82 105 130 127 95 103 92 105 186 127 US 133 85 101 129 92 165 149 109 123 149 171 177 1G1 130 209 Chewing, smoking, snuff, and export types •103 •113 •101 114 120 127 127 151 138 149 Stocks* Cigar types «1OO «93 *9S «77 75 79 93 104 109 Total, Including imported types '100 •101 •109 •94 101 108 114 117 134 129 137 140 91 125 145 85 127 161 109 145 138 112 131 123 103 113 132 94 121 164 119 150 148 115 138 134 100 127 150 97 134 183 114 1G0 Wholesale price Burley, good leaf, dark red, Louisville MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS Consumption (tax-paid withdrawals) Manufactured tobacco and snuff * Relative to 1913 100 111 104 115 1C9 277 245 259 222 208 210 203 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 208 203 208 208 208 208 211 212 212 212 212 212 212 212 212 212 1OO 69 100 105 109 112 % 90 87 95 93 04 101 83 68 92 88 103 85 07 103 90 112 100 97 91 71 100 88 99 92 98 97 01 08 92 98 90 71 103 66 04 Large cigars * 1OO 95 87 93 100 63 S3 105 89 91 92 97 101 07 73 70 71 84 79 00 OS 93 102 99 110 108 89 80 91 84 91 94 93 03 95 113 103 78 SO 79 S2 Small ci£;iretres * 100 108 115 1C3 227 300 341 287 327 344 *414 370 377 327 231 286 241 280 266 355 409 405 402 428 347 349 273 413 357 389 3C3 429 450 450 452 429 484 414 342 4S3 374 406 Exports Cigarettes 100 104 90 184 30u 524 699 683 3CS 495 532 407 30G 432 424 405 413 519 481 567 610 3C2 645 £94 661 443 439 470 394 485 550 682 530 677 480 . 632 529 496 554 612 342 340
YKAB AND MOXTH 1909-i; 11 monthly average 1913 monthly average 1914 monthly average 1915 monthly average 1016 monthly average. 1917 monthly average 1918 monthly average 1919 monthly average 1920 monthly average 1921 monthly average 1922 monthly average 1923 monthly average January February Miireh. April,. May. „. June July... August September October November... December... 1922 1923 January February ... March April Mav, June -. July... .. August.. September. October November December-. January.. February March. April. June. July. August 1924 Production (crop estimate) 5 996,176 953,734. 1, 034,079 I, 052. 2^7 1,153,278 1. 249,276 1,439,071 1,465,481 1, 582, 225 1,069,693 1,216,837 1,474,786 [,414,641 1,424,622 1,352,637 1,355,456 . 330.275 1.24fi K37 1,424,825 1,473,837 1,550,716 1, 461,711 1,436,738 1,474, 786 155 Table 99.—TOBACCO [Base year la bold-faced type; index numbers on opposite page] Sales, loose-leaf warehouses 6 82,149 65,280 74, 254 41,601 42,028 80, 076 74, 772 19,645 4,582 1,338 1,196 1,953 50, 655 52, 113 83,778 58, 241 70,560 57,463 34,998 22, 626 4,309 868 349 247 37.453 70,991 82,222 98,317 94,488 70,989 48,019 24.108 UNMANUFACTURED fix ports, leaf Chewing, smoking, snuff, and export types Thousands of pounds 31,417 36,754 28,827 35,877 39,784 21,186 33, 656 63,826 38,946 42,940 35,90/ 41,434 32,26o 25,635 32,967 40, 704 39, S44 29,991 32,319 23,958 33, J02 58,353 39,787 36.955 11, 652 26, 740 31,641 40 590 28,946 51,762 46,866 34,154 38,487 46,927 53 734 55, 707 50,528 42, 590 ! 65,798 i ~—---'-"- I I e 810,469 8 835,402 8 915, 152 p 821,564 923,240 975,427 1,030,642 1,026,109 1,227,487 1,121,075 1,207,714 1,303,255 1,119,605 993,39S 1, OfiS. 042 1,327,731 1,196,446 1,08G, 985 1,219, 694 1,485,969 Stocks : Cigar types * 369.80S 8 344,971 * 361,114 6 280,007 275. 770 291,214 303,343 327,185 344,617 386,091 404,584 401, 633 413,540 3S2; 580 346,004 441,590 425,000 393,489 358.256 420.936 1 ! See footnotes on opposite page al«o. Total, including imported types > 1,234. OH »1,244, S24 «1,343,396 M, 165,332 1,250. K01 1,337,747 1,402,525 1,440,507 1,650,022 1,587,422 1,6*0.639 1.784. SSI 1,616,396 1,457, 439 1.491.301 1,846,555 1,697,644 1,562,225 1,651,930 1,976,569 i j Wholehalt price Hurley, Rood leaf, dark ml, Louisville Dollars per 100 IKmmlK $13.30 14.65 13.79 15.23 22.30 30.57 41,423 32.35 35,339 34.18 33, :J24 29.28 ! 32,208 27.50 35,019 27. 78 j 34,312 27 50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27. 50 27.50 i 37,108 27.50 3o, 755 27. 50 33,837 27. m |, 26,361 27. :>0 37,090 27. .50 | 32,611 27. .30 j 36,451 27.50 ' 34,055 27. t"0 27.80 28.00 j " Manufactured tobacco and snuff' Thousands of l»oii nds MANUFACTI'KKU PRODUCTS Consumption tax-paid withdrawals* 36,090 36,745 36,803 3S.S47 40,248 34, 215 j 32,456 38,120 31,376 35,8-16 38,233 35,449 i 41.470 • 36,361 35,847 33,637 28. 00 |* 36.172 28.00 28.00 28,00 28.00 2S.00 28.00 28.00 33,881 30,382 33,380 2ft.232 38,191 3d, 353 JM, 8 47 , * The Intern above amount. M represent more the _ \Vearly figures on croVproduction represent t~. .. _.-. . monthly figures for 1Q21 nmi 1Q2° fire the current monthly estimates of total production. * ritlySSmated! Kentucky«5es for first half year not available and are estimated as equal to the sum of th* SMU-S in tlio other c normal proportion of Kentucky sales to the total. 7 Index number less than 1. „ * Average of two quarters, March and September. 9 Average of three quarters, March, September, njul December* Large cigars < 630,959 597,819 549,932 58G,8il 629,991 58", 796 589,303 601,418 563,218 574,383 £83,241 443,2M 447,226 529,102 501,394 5W, 209 G15,253 585,874 641,164 625,772 693,941 679,300 561.012 559,183 507,266 574,515 532,534 575,91ft 591,514 5S9,176 616,265 oOS, 817 711,655 650. 6S7 491.359 | Sin nil cigarettes • Thousand** 1, WC, 305 1, 40Ui3fi 1, 197,029 2,107, 525 2,914,272 3,S88,O75 4, 426,649 3,720,072 4,210,181 4. 463,752 6,370,890 3,705,516 3,125,819 3,630,032 3,453,001 4,001,373 5,301,643 5,246,612 6,373.890 5,551,301 4,497,6b5 4, 524,272 3,544,624 5,349, 771 4.023,431 5,043.327 4,7HU45 504,024 (1,256,784 498,796 4,854,526 515,8M i 5.268.703 K\port« Cigarettes 1 ! m, tu 200, fO2 173,015 :*:»», wo :.S4. f .t77 1,012,12* 1,350,981 1,319,489 711,»73 956,334 1,027,303 781,738 797,423 I,0O2,39S 928,953 1,004,728 1,179,420 700,04* 1,052,855 1,148,533 1,084,477 8T.fi, 247 819,18S 907,729 761,09:. U't7.498 1,0fi3, 2.17 5,554,990 1,121735 5,836,408 1,023, G43 5,8W,70S i 1,308,229 5,858,334 927,372 5,507,397 6,277,169 5,361,419 4.428,119 Large cigars and (»/" .\tjriatltnrnl F.o i' 1 "*, whicli is !tpi»r i 1,221,705 1,022,282 958,309 1,071,079 t
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BUSINESS INDICATORS The following t
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5 WHOLESALE PRICE COMPARISONS—MAX
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BUSINESS SUMMARY (Index numbers bas
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increased in March over both the pr
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FUEL AND POWER Bituminous-coal prod
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LEATHER GLOVES AND MITTENS COT (IN
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Production of face brick increased
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ports were about the same as in Feb
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260 COMPARISON OF WHOLESALE PRICKS
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23 DEBITS TO INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS AT
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COMPARISON OF WiiOLKSALIO PLUCKS AN
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Paper production and sfocTcs, month
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WHOLESALE PRICES—continued Portla
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