Survey of Current Business May 1924

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VKAR ANI> MONTH FABRICATED STRUCTURAL STKKL 9 Sales WI3 monthly uvcnip* ! 100 1914 monthly avrrnp* | 101 1U1" monthly UVITILJIP | 142 lOHi monthly average I 14.") \9\7 monthly averago 130 itn.s monthly avenge 127 1911) monthly average 125 ID'JO monthly average 130 W2\ monthly average S7 WVZZ monthly average 167 wz\ monthly average I 174 January February March April May. Juno July. September., Otobvr N"o\rmher.. 102.1 January Kebtuary March April May Juno July. August September October. December 1024 January February March April May June July August. 105 114 202 209 191 17S 17S 107 1.V2 157 199 212 253 215 155 130 136 158 141 133 147 218 193 199 193 80 Table 24.—IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS 1 Per cent of rapacity Helntivo to 1913 1OO 100 139 138 120 111 100 107 ' 70 128 128 SO S7 l.Vi 172 160 146 130 13o 127 115 98 120 146 1.-6 186 15S 114 1 100 100 116 104 PS 103 160 142 146 142 IRON AND STEEL Exports For comparison * Total « Relative Relative to 1022 ; to 1913 INDEX NCMBERS 100 Wi 128 220 235 194 160 180 80 61 C9 C2 49 82 77 56 48 46 47 54 46 48 59 62 69 59 62 56 60 51 69 68 94 60 46 100 100 96 81 125 120 13S 131 95 SS SO 77 90 74 81 99 107 122 103 102 97 104 92 112 107 149 99 74 [Base year In bold-faced type] Imports Total a 1OO 90 89 . * ' y *• iV' S ' IJe P a , rtment of Commerce, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. practically tno entire production of stock goods, which include sections, counters, office ana us articles, exclusive of shfilvin? *nrt IAO^S. >er are included with October.
YEAR AND MONTH 1913 monthly av 1914 monthly av 1915 monthly av 1916 monthly av 1917 monthly av 1918 monthly av 1919 monthly av 1920 monthly av 1921 monthly av 1922 monthly av 1923 monthly av 1922 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 „ 1934 January... February March.. April. May.. . Juno... July.... August Primaryproduction at mines 100 94 113 157 164 150 105 99 39 81 121 25 37 61 75 90 93 92 98, 93 101 100 103 110 101 119 116 123 123 124 129 322 129 125 127 131 120 126 COPPERi Exports— Pigs, Ingots, etc. Kelative to 1913 Price- Ingots, electrolytic (New York) 81 Table 25.—COPPER AND BRASS LIGHT- NING RODS 3 INDEX NUMBERS 100 107 76 78 113 83 52 73 73 86 95 75 75 115 100 89 93 90 89 83 74 79 71 107 71 91 91 84 88 90 98 08 107 102 108 98 127 140 1OO 95 110 175 187 157 122 114 80 85 92 86 82 81 80 84 87 87 87 87 87 87 90 93 98 108 108 99 94 92 88 85 80 81 82 80 81 87 FIRE EXTIN- GUISH- ERS* Shipments Belativo to 1922 1OO 76 29 25 119 195 191 215 172 108 62 32 30 22 17 17 77 113 151 175 139 89 39 26 46 26 10 24 67 i 100 7 93 99 84 126 114 93 110 130 89 96 76 91 93 70 79 95 106 97 85 71 110 122 [Base year In bold-faced type] Primary production at mines COPPER* Exports— Pigs, ingots, etc Thousands of pounds 102.04 95,845 115,668 160,654 157,177 159,045 107, 202 100, 755 39,336 82,309 123,127 25,848 37,416 62,305 77,026 92,048 95,222 93,486 99, 726 94,975 103,371 101,607 101,675 112,267 102,735 121,562 118,157 125,438 125,479 126,142 131,731 124, oil 132,070 127,770 129,664 133,356 128,260 128,560 70,461 75,245 53,667 55,260 79,818 58,726 36,653 51,771 51,293 60,683 66,643 53,130 52,862 80,853 70,145 62,891 65,604 63,596 62, 612 58,167 52,185 55,788 50,362 75,617 49,751 64,394 64,353 59,010 62,019 63,167 68,878 6S,SS9 75,086 72,201 76,356 68,888 89,278 98,667 Price- Ingots, electrolytic (New York) Dollars per lb. $0,157 .134 .173 .275 .294 .247 .191 .180 .126 .134 .145 .136 .129 .127 .126 .132 .136 .137 .138 .138 .137 .136 .141 .146 .155 .169 .169 .156 .148 .144 .139 .134 .126 .128 .129 .126 .128 .137 TUBULAR PLUMBING* Sales Number Dollars It R ASS FAUCETS 8 Orders received NUMERICAL DATA 215,903 163,503 188,264 247,439 281,582 311,738 254, 593 470,717 185,721 119,467 90,320 94,381 125,865 135,906 173,481 261,190 367,458 540, 768 269,112 2S9, C94 207,849 160,0S6 187,175 244,002 240,160 378,403 233,690 445,994 189,747 122,392 105,709 100,755 124,525 136,374 147,420 214,261 2S9,915 425,776 260,543 288,097 Order* shipped Number of pieces «296,090 478,70S 109,307 277,926 264,228 350, 447 353,476 338,236 379,008 787,687 645,306 749,185 566,553 512,395 257,012 227, 701 272,974 33S, 221 40S, 705 502,860 476,546 490, 535 515. f.21 389,554 1 280,033 619,970 123,768 2S2,194 342,515 338,307 331,182 267,955 224,313 683,022 481,740 70Sj m 703,457 681,483 540,324 421,819 425,032 i i 389,845 490, H'JO 394, 7US 319,072 302,433 394,316 428,782 ._.. U LIGHT- NING HODS' FIRE EXTIN- GUISH- ERS « Shipment* Thous.of feet 705 w 201 179 M2 3(:i72 1,348 1,310 1.210 763 435 224 212 152 122 121 .540 795 ],0f>2 1,2*3 977 626 274 1S1 326 ISO 7.5 169 470 Number B.:i7« 7 4. *.» ( .*0 . r ', 307 , 4 492 li, 7SG V>, 12 i ' u of Labor StatisticsT Seven months' average > 3 P ata on lightning rods compiled from reports of 11 members to the Lightning Hod Manufacturers' Association (reduced by consolidations from 14 member^, representing about 80 per cent of tho industry. s #*{? , on firG ext inguishers, discontinued after September, 1923, from Fire Extinguisher Exchange. , 1 ubular plumbing sales from Tubular Plumbing Goods Association, comprising cast, wrought, and miscellaneous hap-?, basin, bath, and tank supply iuprjs and competed wastes and overflows, mo th ata ° n hrass faucets > representing the total of 22 different kinds of faucets, reported to the National Association of Brass Manufacturers by about 13 members each 1 Nine months' average. 95154°-—24 G 1 4, us 1 ; S.U10 7,010 4,7tfV ' 4, UG'J ' 4,yio 4, i»"7 3,7hS 4t2J4 :>, 120 5.718 f..21f. j 4, 551 3,810 5,W.
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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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