Survey of Current Business May 1924

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Y.EA& 19M 191 .„ 1916 1917 — 1918 1919 1920 1921 *-... -..* 1922 1023 latest estimates YEAR 228 WORLD PRODUCTION OF GANE SUGAR AND FLAXSEED* TVorld total 9,971 11,293 12,776 13,442 14,503 13,324 13,799 13,656 14,563 14,744 15,351 i Louisiana and Texas. J Exports 1909-1913 average . ....- 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 latest estimates World totaU 8,432 8 331 6,056 5,808 6,208 4,692 3,490 4,997 5,443 '5,702 6,3fii Java May 1,614 1,054 1,797 2,009 1,960 1,478 1,473 1,579 1,906 1,993 1,971 United States i Oct. 311 247 139 311 246 284 122 176 328 295 172 CANE SUGAR Brazil Oct. Hawaii Nov. Thousands of short tons >38 344 486 413 493 • 440 496 680 551 '667 710 567 646 593 645 577 600 556 522 592 *537 605 rorto Rico Dec, 363 346 484 503 454 406 485 490 403 *379 407 Cuba Dec. 2,295 2,967 3,437 3,442 3,957 4,597 4,209 4,408 4,517 »4.0S3 4,271 India Dec. 2,614 2,757 2,950 3,058 3,708 2,617 3,361 2,826 2,925 '3,409 3,G58 World 110,992 94,559 103,287 82,151 41,063 61,821 61, 692 87,964 83,288 94,000 127,000 Argentina Jan.* FLAXSEED India Apr. TJnited States Aug. Thousands of bushels 31,989 36,928 45,040 30,289 4,032 19,588 30,775 42,038 60,470 44,286 63,225 19^870 15,448 15,880 19,040 21,040 20,600 9,400 16,760 10,800 17,440 21,280 19,505 13,749 14,030 14,296 9,164 13,369 7,256 10,774 8,029 10,375 3 From private sources, . A Mrt, < New crop available in January of the year indicated; January, 1924, estimate is 63,225,000 bushels. WORLD PRODUCTION OF BEET SUGAR* United States 610 722 374 821 765 761 726 1,089 < 1,074 * 711 027 GermanyCzechoslovakia 2,296 2,721 1,678 1,721 1,726 1,404 808 1,212 1,416 1,605 1,246 1,017 1,004 812 805 584 688 559 770 726 3 821 1,080 ' Crops in all countries here given are harvested beginning in September. 1 From private sources. Country New crop available. ..................„...„„.„„„. Normal consumption (1909-1913) ._ 1909-1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 latest estimates db l? Russia Poland Netherlands 1,726 1,879 1,824 1,457 1,134 318 86 55 61 ^245 398 Thousands of short tons 279 239 293 263 249 106 195 198 1294 404 246 316 264 286 215 182 263 314 412 308 274 17,429 Canada Aug. 12,040 7,175 10,628 8,260 6,935 6,055 5,473 7,99S 4,112 6,009 7,140 Belglum France Italy Spain Denmark Sweden 276 215 120 140 136 78 152 268 315 J 293 WORLD PRODUCTION OF RICE* World total3 . 110,780 116,000 126,000 131,000 134,000 109,000 128,000 118,000 129,000 131,000 India Apr. 67,891 72,950 61,109 73,315 78,521 80,638 64,526 71,743 61,963 74,446 76,524 63,3SS Egypt Apr. 324 759 334 150 204 221 121 171 370 *319 615 616 209 166 166 160 162 120 185 150 234 300 347 116 112 117 139 154 169 91 104 80 «176 187 128 168 143 124 149 156 149 168 156 94 »Includes Ukraine; data from private sources. 4 Refined sugar in terms of raw on the basis of 95 per cent of the raw. 653 61 551 230 487 692 244 283 472 *33 2 270 United States Aug. Italy Sept. Spain Sept. Millions of pounds (cleaned) 375 481 657 804 1,135 965 1,072 1,166 1,446 1,045 1,160 624 518 646 741 763 70S 716 712 662 614 641 632 709 „._ 297 337 320 329 " 322 283 412 394 356 373 330 Japan Nov. 14,602 14,009 17,009 17,569 18,360 17,143 17,184 19,106 19,849 17,336 19,067 17,425 Dutch East Indies i Dec. 7,349 7,826 7,964 7,912 8,323 8,433 9,179 7,716 6,943 " 6,451 121 Philippines l Irrigated rice in Java and Madura. * Summer crop only eiven. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, and corrected monthly in accordance with latest available Informationi ifMJ ^ epar/m€n ' °f Commerce, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. CountriesTareplaced in theorder in which crops are harveste Exclusive of China: Chinese crop estimated at 52,788,000,000 pounds in 1920 and 70,218,667,000 in 1917, 6,904 Deo. 1,124 1,404 1,100 1,289 1,745 2,213 2,089 2,247 2,665 2,681 2,703 154 170 140 151 144 141 141 181 259 >79 165
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MONTHLY SUPPLEMENT TO COMMERCE REPO
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MONTHLY SUPPLEMENT TO COMMERCE REPO
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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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elow tlie figures for the same peri
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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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EXPLANATION All index numbers are r
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