Statistical Abstract of the United States

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935

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Table	1

By States	7

Totals 1860 to 1930 and by race nativity and parentage 1910 to 1930	13

By race nativity and parentage and by sex and age groups	19

Mother Tongue of Foreignborn White Population	25

Table Page	27

Total 1900 to 1930 and by sex and race nativity and parentage 1930	31

Marital Condition of Urban and Rural Population	38

Tonnage and revenue	370

By years and months	371

Table Page	372

Car Loadings All commodities and commodity groups by months	380

Mileage traffic and revenue by States	386

Summary of statistics for lines operated by electric railways subsid	390

Freight by sections	396

GENERAL BOOKBINDING	402

Families By color and nativity of head and dwellings by class	49

III	67

Mental Patients Mental Defectives and Epileptics in State Institutions and Prisoners in State	70

Movement of Population in State and Federal Prisons and Reformatories by	75

Rates for each registration city of 100000 or more inhabitants	79

Rates according to age subdivisions	87

IMMIGRATION EMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION	95

By race or people	100

95	112

Libraries and property by States	121

Vocational Rehabilitation of Persons Disabled in Industry or Otherwise	127

By States	133

CLIMATE	140

114	147

Number and displacement of vessels by classes December 31 1934	149

Number of Veterans and Deceased Veterans Whose Dependents were Receiving Pensions Compensation Disability Allowance or Emergency Officers...	150

Disbursements by the Veterans Administration and Predecessor Organizations	151

Annual average value of payments	152

Insurance in force and premiums paid	153

Number and amount to June 30 1934	154

Expenditures and membership	155

Employees by Department or office	156

Examinations appointments and competitive positions 1885 to 1934	157

Summary of operations	158

By parties totals 1888 to 1932 and by States 1932	159

By principal political parties and by States	160

Ratios and apportionment by States at each census	161

By months	162

Summary 1789 to 1934	163

By major classifications 1931 to 1934	165

By sources 1934	167

By detailed purposes 1934	169

Appropriations by the Congress of the United States 1924 to 1935	173

Amounts collected from principal sources 1863 to 1934	174

Receipts from each specific source 1930 to 1934	175

Income tax and miscellaneous internal revenue by States	176

Summary	177

Analysis 1923 to 1932	178

Number net income and tax yield by States	179

Analysis by States	180

Total income by States distributed by sources	182

Number net income tax and average rate by income classes	183

Analysis by income classes	184

Percentage of total income derived from each source by in come classes	185

Receipts deductions profits and tax by industrial groups	186

Gross income of corporations by industrial groups	187

By industrial groups	188

By industrial groups	189

Number assets receipts and net profit or deficit of cor porations submitting balance sheets by total asset classes	190

Net income and tax yield by States	191

Analysis by States	192

Gross and net income and tax by industries	194

By industrial groups 1925 to 1932	196

Summary	197

Distribution by size of net estate	198

Totals 1800 to 1935 and by classes 1917 to 1935	199

Description of issues outstanding December 31 1934	200

Transactions during 1929 to 1934	201

Estimated amounts outstanding	202

Securities Owned by the United States Government	203

Revenues and Expenditures of State and Local Governments by Classes	204

Gross debt of State and local governments by classes for each State	211

Revenues Expenditures and Net Debt of Each Principal City	218

Stock and amount in Treasury and in circulation 1800 to 1934	224

Transactions through the fund by districts	230

Principal assets and liabilities of member banks in leading cities	236

Principal resources and liabilities by States June 30 1934	242

Certain Major Items of Savings of the United States	248

Summary of business since the establishment of the system	251

Number membership and assets totals and by States	252

Failures of Building and Loan Associations	253

Loans and discounts outstanding December 31 1934 by States	254

Number and amount of loans closed dur ing 1933 and 1934	255

Number of associations as of December 31 1934	256

Farmmortgage loans closed and outstanding 1917 to 1934	257

Principal assets and liabilities	258

Principal assets and liabilities	259

Applications for loans and loans closed from date of opening to December 27 1934	260

Loans subscriptions purchases and allocations	261

Assets and liabilities	262

Summary for United States 1882 to 1934 203	264

Debits to Individual Accounts in Each of 141 Principal Cities	265

Banks Suspended and Reopened Continental United States 1921 to 1932	267

Total 1850 to 1922 and by classes 1900 to 1922	268

Estimated value of all tangible property in each State total and per capita	269

National Income Produced and Paid Out	270

BUSINESS FINANCE 298 Exchange Rates in New York for Cable Transfers on Principal Financial Centers	271

By months	272

Call money time loans and acceptances New York by quarters or months	273

Call money time loans and acceptances New York by weeks	274

Major statistical items	275

Detailed statistics	276

Summary of financial condition and policy account	277

All Companies of the United States	279

Ordinary and industrial insurance written and in force by States	280

Summary of financial condition policy accounts and insurance terminated companies reporting to New York insurance department	281

Financial condition and business	282

Premiums and losses by classes	283

Cash Dividend Payments on 600 Common Stocks	284

New York Stock Exchange Transactions	285

PRICES	291

All commodities and special groups of commodities	297

WAGES HOURS OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT	304

Average Hours Actually Worked in One Week and Average Earnings per Hour in Sundry	313

Indexes of Factory Employment and Pay rolls in Specified States	320

Employment and Pay Rolls on Public Works Funds Projects	326

Number of offices mileage of rural free delivery and gross receipts by States	332

Equipment traffic employees wages revenue and investment	333

Miles of wire and number of calls and telephones by States	334

Number of telephones and miles of wire 1895 to 1934	335

Reports to Interstate Commerce Commission	336

Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission	337

Equipment traffic employees and finances	338

POWERELECTRIC AND OTHER 382 Annual Supply of Energy from Mineral Fuels and Water Power in the United States	339

Production of Electric Power by Public Utility Power Plants by States	340

Summary of statistics for all stations combined	341

Statistics of commercial and municipal stations by States	342

Commercial and municipal establishments number of customers current sold and revenue by class of service	344

Financial statistics	345

Developed and Potential Water Power of the United States	346

Summary of statistics 1921 to 1933	347

Mileage December 31 1914 to 1930 by States	348

Rural roads and municipal streets connecting highways as of Decem ber 31 1933 and rural mileage surfaced during 1932 and 1933	349

Disbursements 1921 to 1933 by States	350

Funds available and distribution of expenditures	351

Status as of Dec 31 1934	352

1900 to 1934	353

By months	354

By States	355

By States	356

Number and death rate in entire registration area 1911 to 1933	357

Number and death rate in registration States and cities	358

By classes of track 1890 to 1934	360

By States	361

Total 1842 to 1933	362

By districts	363

Railway Equipment in Service All Reporting Companies	364

Number and compensation	365

Receiverships of Railways	366

Capitalization of Railroads	367

By districts and classes of securities	368

Train and car movement	369

By major commodities and coastal districts	408

By nationality of vessel	414

QUALITY CONTROL MARK	417

Table Page 482 Merchandise Trade of Continental United States with Foreign Countries and with Outlying Territories and Possessions	419

1791 to 1934	420

1821 to 1934	421

Calendar years 1900 to 1915 and fiscal years 1919 to 1935	422

Individual years 1790 to 1889	423

1821 to 1934	424

By economic classes 1821 to 1934	425

By economic classes 1821 to 1934	426

By economic classes 1821 to 1934	428

Free and dutiable imports adjusted for values of wheat and wool classified as dutiable but entered free	430

By continents 1821 to 1934	431

1821 to 1934	432

Adjusted exports to Canada North America and Europe	434

By economic classes	435

Per Cent Each Continent Furnishes of Total Trade in Each Economic Class	436

By continents and principal countries	437

By continents commercial regions and countries	438

By groups of customs districts 1860 to 1934	444

By principal customs districts 1860 to 1934	445

Total values duties collected and average rate of duty by tariff schedules	447

1821 to 1934	450

1821 to 1934	452

By commodity groups and articles	454

By commodity groups and articles	501

Total values	539

Total values	540

Total values	541

Total values	542

Quantities and values	543

Shipments of Principal Articles from the United States to Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippine Islands	544

Consolidated financial statement	546

Construction cost other reimbursable cost and amount to be repaid by water users to June 30 1934	547

Accounts receivable construction waterright charges opera tion and maintenance charges and rental of irrigation water	548

Acreage and value of crops by projects	549

Acreage and value of all crops 1920 to 1934 and acreage production and value of specified crops 1933 and 1934	550

Summary for the 19 irrigation States	551

Area and investment in enterprises and cost of maintenance and operation by States	552

Area and investment in enterprises by drainage basins	553

Acreage production and value of irrigated crops harvested	554

Summary for the United States	555

By States	556

FARM PRODUCTION AND RELATED STATISTICS	587

Value by principal products or groups 1910 to 1934	593

Receipts and shipments at nine principal stockyards combined	599

Factory production whole milk equivalents and estimated factory purchases of fluid milk	604

Production receipts at leading markets and coldstorage holdings 60 5	605

Farm prices and receipts at principal markets by years and months	606

By months	607

Census statistics by States	608

By States	609

Production imports and exports 1839 to 1934	610

Production by States	611

Materials used and products	612

1866 to 1934	613

Census returns 1899 to 1929	614

By States	616

1800 to 1934	617

1866 to 1934	618

Commercial acreage production and value	623

Area production and farm value by States	624

Acreage production and farm value by States	627

Acreage production and farin value by States	628

Acreage production and farm value by States	629

Acreage production and farm value by States	630

Acreage production and farm value by States	631

Acreage production and farm value by States	632

Acreage production and farm value by States	633

Acreage production and farm value by States	634

Acreage production and farm value by States 63 5	635

Production and value	636

United States production 1891 to 1934	637

Production of the United States and certain outlying areas and of the world	638

Percentages relating to consumption in continental United States	639

Production totals and by States	640

Louisiana Sugar Cane Cane Sugar and Molasses	641

Production totals and by States	642

Production value and exports	643

Production consumption exports imports and prices	644

1866 to 1935	645

Net imports and per capita imports	646

World production United States imports exports consumption and prices	647

Supply and distribution and disappearance for food etc	648

Exports excl reexports and Imports of Wheat Corn Rice Tobacco and Flaxseed	649

By crop years	650

Weighted average market price per bushel of reported cash sales	651

By crop years	652

Table Page	653

Number area and damage protected and unprotected areas 6 59	659

Consumption by mills and mill cost	665

Output and prices of Alaska product by species	672

Quantities and values	679

Census statistics of products	685

Smelter and refinery output	691

Production and value	692

Supply and distribution of refined primary lead	693

Production exports stocks and consumption	694

Production totals 1792 to 1934 and by States 1910 to 1934	695

Gold and Silver for Use in Manufactures and the Arts	696

Production exports and imports	697

Anthracite and bituminous total production 1821 to 1934 and by States 1911 to 1934	698

Exports and imports and bunker coal laden on vessels 1891 to 1934	699

Consumption in the United States by consuming classes	700

Retail price for household use in selected cities	701

Average and relative retail prices	702

Materials used and products	703

Retail Price of Gas in Principal Cities	704

Production of crude	705

United States production by regions and States and world production	706

Supply and demand of crude and refined oils	707

Oils run to stills output stocks exports and consumption_	708

Mileage and financial statistics	709

Production by States shipments stocks and imports	710

Quantity by kinds and total value	711

Production by industries	712

Production of Principal BurnedClay Building Materials	713

Accidents in all Mineral Industries 1921 to 1933	714

Summary 1849 to 1933	715

Establishments Classified According to Average Number of Wage Earners	716

Prime movers motors and generators number and rated capacity	717

Summary by 16 general industrial groups	718

Summary for individual industries	720

Summary for all industries combined by States	742

Summary for all industries combined by industrial areas	747

By months	748

Census statistics of production	749

Production	751

Production by principal types of raw stock	752

Census statistics of products made for sale	753

Census statistics	755

Production	757

Census statistics of products	758

Table Page	759

Census statistics of production	765

DISTRIBUTIONWHOLESALE AND RETAIL	771

Summary by States	775

By States	784

Number and proposed cost by class of building	792

Appendix	798

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Halaman 370 - The Interstate Commerce Commission divides railroads geographically into three districts and eight subsidiary regions. Each railroad is treated as a unit and placed wholly in some one district or region. Broadly speaking, the eastern district includes territory east of Chicago and north of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers/ southern district, territory east of the Mississippi River and south of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers/ and western district, the remainder of the country.

Muncul dalam 47 buku dari 1878-1996

Halaman 400 - The terms gross and net tonnage refer to space measurement, 100 cubic feet being called 1 ton. Or�se tonnage is the rapacity of the entire space within the frames and the ceiling of the hull, together with those closed-in spaces above deck available for cargo, stores, passengers or crew, with certain minor exemptions.

Muncul dalam 35 buku dari 1869-1998

Halaman 373 - TO 1946 ("Installed" includes new and used equipment purchased; equipment leased from others; the return to service of equipment that was leased to others; equipment rebuilt or converted; and units (except locomotives, since 1925) transferred from one class of service to another. "Retired...

Muncul dalam 10 buku dari 1878-1943

Halaman 274 - State, county, and municipal governments, including debits to savings accounts, payments from trust accounts, and certificates of deposit paid. Debits to accounts of other banks or in settlement of clearinghouse balances, payment of certified and officers' checks, charges to expense and other accounts, corrections and similar charges are not included.

Muncul dalam 13 buku dari 1879-1952

Halaman 260 - Prior to 1900, data include both mutual and stock savings banks; beginning 1900 they are for mutual savings banks only, which in that year had about 90 percent of the savings deposits in all savings banks.

Muncul dalam 12 buku dari 1878-1949

Halaman 400 - The net tonnage capacity of a ship recorded as "entered with cargo" may bear little relation to actual weight of cargo. Dead weight tonnage is the weight in long tons required to depress a vessel from light water line (that Is, with only the machinery and equipment on board) to load line. It is therefore the weight of the cargo, fuel, etc., which a vessel is designed to carry with safety.

Muncul dalam 20 buku dari 1879-1998

Halaman 356 - Data for potential power are not directly comparable with those for developed power, because developed power is usually given In terms of the capacity of Installed water wheels or turbines, which may be several times the potential power available 90 percent of the time. Probably with complete development of the water-power resources of the whole country the installed capacity would amount to 80,000,000 horsepower or more l than 600.

Muncul dalam 12 buku dari 1878-1985

Halaman 407 - NOTK.—Vessels of 100 tons and over. Prior to 1919 tonnage figures are gross for steamers and net for sailing vessels, thereafter gross for both. Wooden vessels on the Great Lakes and vessels on the Caspian Sea are not Included. Japanese sailing vessels and most sailing vessels belonging to Greece, Turkey, and southern Russia are not Included. Figures for Philippine Islands are Included with United States beginning with 1910.

Muncul dalam 11 buku dari 1879-1943

Halaman 22 - J New Bedford, Mass New Britain, Conn New Haven, Conn New Orleans, La New Rochelle, N. Y Newton, Mass New York, N.

Muncul dalam 21 buku dari 1879-1995

Halaman 370 - The first and second columns cover all railways, including "circular" and "unofficial" lines; the last 5 columns omit "circular" and "unofficial" lines. Mileage owned excludes all duplication and covers continental United States only. Mileage operated includes some duplication ander trackage rights and some mileage in Canada operated by United States companies.

Muncul dalam 6 buku dari 1878-1943

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Judul	Statistical Abstract of the United States
Kontributor	United States. Department of the Treasury. Bureau of Statistics, United States. Department of Commerce and Labor. Bureau of Statistics, United States. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, United States. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census Bureau
Penerbit	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1935

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