Survey of Current Business May 1924

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YEAH AND MONTH 1918 mo. av 1019 mo. ftv 1920 mo, av 1921 mo. av 1D22 mo. av 1920 mo, av October November. Dt-comber. May June July August September October November. December. 1933 January February-. March April May June July August September October November. ember. 1924 January February.. Muroh April May June July. August COT- TON CLOTH FINE COTTON GOODS* • Nine months' average, April to December, 64; Table 8.—COTTON MANUFACTURES KNIT UNDERWEAR* New orders re-ceived INDEX NUMBERS [Base j-car In bold-faced type] Relative to C months' average, July-Dec, 1920 652 1,201 1,006 1,133 COT- TON CLOTH 56,920 08,311 45,900 48,913 38,705 62,290 64,489 53,422 39,842 31,037 32,707 48,400 51,015 62,850 CO, 238 50,068 51,302 50,085 45,984 41,367 38,893 , 751 48,8&5 44,741 23,444 2S, &07 30,575 FINE COTTON GOODS * 329,571 35 i, 274 385,772 438,761 320, 719 339,318 397, feOU 366,323 378, 974 401,202 375,914 410,858 401, 780 399,024 497,511 423,201 491,600 458,605 378,326 430,072 430,361 444,079 461,800 443, 701 464,40S 409,377 420,622 201,810 446.677 116,603 300,964 377,700 344,864 537, -102 314,858 191,440 440,578 229,3S0 202,203 319,917 273,626 347,303 518, 063 294.421 322, 390 574,439 666,787 393,453 391.480 , 140 383,813 440,000 215,503 180, 91 \ 265,850 222,122 444,491 438,90S 327,691 390,943 271,549 250,300 191,273 201,281 NUMERICAL DATA 591,450 507,300 627,825 702,150 620, 100 675,900 67 i, 100 603,000 KNIT UNDERWEAR* 100,950 59G, 175 7S5,475 C91,500 1,368,900 839, 700 510,000 445,200 615,600 !'l, 027,800 648.000 | r.5$, 000 COS, 700 ; 462,600 048,000 ! 411,300 667, SOO 619, &00 540,000 619, 200 814, 500 701,100 781. SOO 579, COO i 657, 000 681,300 '1,212,300 660,900 ll, 015, 200 549,000 ! 1,143,900 635,400 :1,107,300 753, 700 731, 100 630.900 733,900 112, 800 37S, 900 463,900 C6«, 900 717,300 .1,03$, COO 756,0U0 730,800 780,000 757, SOO 52S, 300 273,000 459,000 4G1,775 C41,925 738, 000 603,300 701,100 4S0,600 528,300 70S, 300 019, 200 618,000 535,500 500,100 S93, 710,100 780,300 G03,000 029,100 510,300 850,500 837,000 sc;», soo 654, 300 on, 400 f»CC, 900 702.900 891, COO 70S, 300 651,300 717,300 f>02, 100 707, 700 081,300 0-42, COO « 49,900 ' 9,900 13,950 19, 500 9,000 $,100 25,200 19,800 9,900 15,300 11,700 22,500 18,900 17,100 9,900 18,900 11,700 9,000 14,400 8,100 22,500 9,900 10,800 11,700 15, 300 16,200 18,000 40,500 10, SOO 20,700 22,500 35,100 I ! 6 50?, 3-50 1,102,360 1,795,550 2,28
YEAR AND MONTH 1909-13 mo. av-. 1913 mo. av 1914 mo. av 1015 mo. av 1916 mo. av 1917 mo. av 1918 mo. av 1919 mo. av 1920 mo. av 1921 mo. av U22 mo. av 1923 mo. av 1922 January February March April May... June July.... August- September.. October November.. December.. 1923 January m February March April May... Juno July—, August. September.. October November.. December.. 1924 January..... February March April May..., June July.... August. Imports '' Rel. to 1913 1OO 90 109 120 127 142 102 116 154 169 181 161 133 120 108 164 178 144 210 « 148 275 200 190 197 ISO 216 146 172 138 224 170 159 184 212 179 186 147 97 IIAW SILK Con- Stocks, sump- end of (ion 3 month Relative to 1920 3100 151 172 168 190 124 149 140 187 166 140 195 192 210 199 174 195 203 188 214 137 156 160 188 151 145 141 131 185 167 149 100 42 C3 65 61 56 43 38 41 52 54 63 72 80 92 96 92 87 77 56 58 50 45 50 53 64 69 SO 87 78 59 C5 Table 9.—MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILES ! PI- EL AS-1 BERS TIC I (un- 1VKU- IHNG Sales Rel. to 1919 manufactured) 4 Imports [Base year In bold-faced type] BUR- LAP Relative to 1009-1913 average INDEX NUMBERS 1OO 86 79 94 89 79 80 84 76 87 111 95 119 100 96 100 97 100 93 117 110 111 103 75 81 70 77 68 60 74 73 84 1OO 114 115 115 144 116 111 95 118 71 80 93 51 65 97 53 77 83 58 72 877 102 93 129 165 92 106 104 99 63 70 64 49 67 120 116 89 87 87 1OO 112 108 100 95 120 107 109 140 117 127 147 111 92 122 110 165 214 103 76 •118 150 162 111 ISO 141 163 156 171 144 130 119 133 137 151 143 165 171 129 PALL RIVER MILL DIVIDENDS e (quarterly) * Total 100 50 55 114 203 291 235 486 150 147 170 211 125 125 126 136 143 131 270 126 Ratio to capitalization lutivG to 1913 1OO 60 54 95 183 252 201 411 112 110 113 161 93 92 93 93 95 87 179 83 Imports Thuus. of pounds 2,850 2, 506 3,094 3,406 3, C1U 4,000 4,627 3,308 4,377 4,825 fl, 169 4,593 3,801 3,406 3,087 4,662 5,077 4,102 5,982 4,230 7,826 5,702 5,428 5,603 5,133 6,154 4,170 4,904 3,945 6,380 4,858 4,520 5,240 6,028 5,090 5,304 4,200 2,760 RAM SILK Consumption 3 Bales Stocks, end of month »17,830 I 51,313 20, Oil j 21,315 30, «35 32, 350 29, 8GS 33,367 33, 842 22,107 23,651 24,247 33,284 29,529 24,996 34,772 34,212 37,471 35,467 31,042 34,6S0 36,231 33,515 38,193 24,509 27,824 28, 573 33,547 26,92"9 25,917 25,225 23,274 32,925 29,804 26,543 31,139 28r H82 22,077 19,2m 20,826 26,895 27,474 32,515 36,795 45,893 47,159 49,174 47,0S7 44,615 39,436 28,657 29,962 25,865 22,914 25,459 27,367 32,679 35,398 40,959 44,398 40,226 30,375 ELAS- TIC J WKK- IIING Sales Thous. of yards Fill I:KS (unmaimtortured) * I HI [Mil'(S NUMERICAL DATA 14,707 12,020 11,693 13, 778 13, OU 11,605 11,835 12,307 11,147 12,758 10,334 13,915 17,561 14,753 14,147 14,716 14. 2C0 14,673 13, 713 17,223 16,1S1 16,2S6 15,101 10,099 11,964 10,358 11,259 9.979 8,752 10, S95 10,782 12,415 28,013 32, rm 32, WQ 32,709 41,060 3.1, SIS 31,880 27,271 33,817 20,416 22, si r> 20, 013 14,612 18(4fl2 27,874 15,212 22,120 23,048 10,500 20,512 > 22,145 29,005 2fi, .153 37,015 47,100 2fl,367 30,213 29,752 28,392 IS, 149 20, QV> 18,124 14,144 iy, 3io 31,199 33, 240 25,422 21,812 21,774 III R- LA1» 33, m 37,1*17 34,017 32, M7 40, CuM 47, ;m 30,514 43, lirt FALL ItlVr.lt MILL DIVIDENDS« (qunrttily) Total of dollars 300 2S5 .11*3 1,05* 1.G12 779 702 &S2 37,7*1 31,345 41,210 j l,0&7 37,200 1 , 50,007 72, W3 30, .175 25,747 MO, 100 51, MS 55,007 37,013 01,013 I , 47,!»H ' 55,231 | 707 52,825 I....... . r >S, 135 4s,'j-:s 43, WO 40, 49V 650 . 1 047 CM 711 45,130 I 078 40,4W 51, 251 | 48,071 1,401 IS a f to to Imports of total raw silk, unmanufactured fibers and burlap are from U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commacr; oon>umpt ion and stockss at warehouses of raw silk are from the Silk Association of America; sales of elastic webbing are from the Webbing Manufacturers Exchange; I*all Kiver mill di i from O. M, Haffards & Co. 2 Total unmanufactured silt, including raw silk, cocoons, and waste. f , . , n . 3 Consumption figures represent withdrawals from warehouses. Note that February to December, 1920, inclusive, is used as the l>u->e pvriod. * Includes, flax, hemp, istle, jute, kapokt manila, New Zealand flax, sisal, etc. 6 Covers first 21 days only, during.which period the old tariff law was in effect; remaining 9 days included with October. 1 Dividends for quarter ending in month given. Yearly figures are quarterly averages. 05154°—24- 5 5(3,019 57,8S2 4V,22 Vtnvut J.0S4 .974 1.734 3. .m 4. 594 3. Uh) 7. -?Sti 2.031 2. 832 3 fih.1 * J. f.7h 1. 664 1.691 1.57:
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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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