Statistical Abstract of the United States

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - United States

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Letter of submittal	1

Annual Midyear Estimates of Population by States 1923 to 1932	10

By States 1880 to 1930	17

By country of birth	23

Percentages by States	29

By States	35

By tenure and average population per family	48

By occupation and	49

1821 to 1932	405

By economic classes 1821 to 1932	406

By economic classes 1821 to 1932	408

Free and dutiable imports adjusted for values of wheat and wool classified as dutiable but entered free	410

By economic classes 1821 to 1932	411

1821 to 1932	412

By continents 1821 to 1932	414

Adjusted exports to Canada North America and Europe	415

CONTENTS	62

DEFECTIVES DELINQUENTS AND DEPENDENTS	70

1920 to 1931	77

By States	86

Immigrant Aliens Admitted Debarred and Deported	92

Aliens Deported from the United States	101

Number and salary of teachers by States	106

School Statistics of Noncontiguous Territories	112

1922 1927 and 1932	119

Original entries by States 1911 to 1932 and final entries entire area 1868 to 1932	126

Receipts under the Mineral Leasing Act of February 25 1920	133

ARMY NAVY VETERANS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CIVIL SERVICE	144

Number and amount to June 30 1932	150

Growth of the executive civil service and the merit system	158

Summary 1791 to 1932	159

By major classes 1791 to 1932	160

By major classes 1791 to 1932	161

By major classifications 1918 to 1932	162

By sources 1932	164

By detailed purposes 1932	165

EDUCATION	167

Appropriations by the Congress of the United States 1922 to 1933	168

Examinations appointments and competitive positions 1885 to 1932	169

Receipts from each specific source 1927 to 1932	170

Income tax and miscellaneous internal revenue by States	171

Summary	172

Analysis 1921 to 1930	173

Number net income tax and average rate by income classes	174

Analysis by income classes	175

Total income by income classes distributed by sources	176

Total income by States distributed by sources	177

Analysis by States	178

Number net income and tax yield by States	180

Gross income of corporations by industrial groups	181

By industrial groups	183

Net income and tax yield by States	185

Analysis by States	186

By industrial groups 1922 to 1930	188

Gross and net income and tax by industries	189

Summary_	191

Distribution by size of net estate	192

Totals 1800 to 1933 and by classes 1917 to 1933	193

Amount outstanding by specific loans June 30 1932	194

Transactions during 1927 to 1932	195

Estimated amounts outstanding	196

Securities Owned by the United States Government	197

Total levies of ad valorem general property taxes of all civil divisions by States	198

By States	199

Receipts and cost payments per capita all States combined	200

Revenues receipts and governmental cost payments by States	201

Revenue receipts from taxes	202

All classes of Government organizations	203

Gross debt less sinkingfund assets total and per capita by States	204

By classes and by States	205

Funded floating and special assessment debt by purpose for which incurred	206

Combined debt of all civil divisions by States	207

By States	208

Receipts and cost payments of cities by size groups	209

Receipts cost payments and net debt of each principal city	210

Receipts of each principal city by sources	212

Governmentalcost payments of each principal city by objects	214

Per capita receipts and cost payments of cities by size groups	216

1793 to 1932	217

Stock in the United States by kinds 1860 to 1932	218

Stock and amount in Treasury and in circulation 1800 to 1932	219

Total and principal assets of all banks and of each bank	220

Principal liabilities of all banks and of each bank	221

Holdings of purchased acceptances	222

Holdings of discounted bills by classes and maturities	223

Holdings of discounted bills by States	224

Transactions through the fund by districts	225

Volume of operations in principal departments	226

Discount rates of each bank January 1 1922 to December 31 1932	227

Average annual rate of earnings on bills and securities	228

Principal assets and liabilities of member banks in leading cities	229

Principal assets and liabilities of all member banks	230

Number capital and surplus and total resources of member banks	232

Earnings expenses and dividends of all member banks	233

Number resources capital and surplus and deposits	234

Principal resources and liabilities by States June 30 1932	236

Classification of loans and investments as of June 30	237

Principal resources and liabilities December 31 1914 to 1932	238

Principal resources and liabilities by States	239

Classification of loans and investments	240

Resources and liabilities 1910 to 1932	241

Certain Major Items of Savings of the United States	242

By States	243

Number of depositors and amount of savings deposits 1820 to 1910	244

Summary of business since the establishment of the system	245

Number membership and assets totals and by States	246

Failures of Building and Loan Associations	247

Principal assets and liabilities	248

Principal assets and liabilities	249

Number and amount of loans closed and amount of loans outstanding by States	250

Loans submitted for bond issues and acreage and appraised value of farms securing loans	251

Amount advanced repaid and outstanding for principal borrowers by months	252

Summary for United States 1882 to 1932	253

By districts and by months	254

Debits to Individual Accounts in Each of 141 Principal Cities	255

Banks Suspended and Reopened Continental United States 1921 to 1932 and by States 1932	257

Total 1850 to 1922 and by classes 1900 to 1922	258

Estimated value of all tangible property in each State total and per capita	259

BUSINESS FINANCE 276 Exchange Rates in New York for Cable Transfers on Principal Financial Centers	260

By months	261

Call money time loans and acceptances New York by weeks	263

Major statistical items	264

Outstanding risks 1877 to 1931	265

Estimated United States total and total for reporting cities	266

Summary of financial condition and policy account 267	283

Detailed financial condition and business transacted 267	287

Summary of financial condition policy accounts and insurance terminated companies reporting to New York insurance department 1925 to 1932 270	288

Financial condition and business 271	296

Foreign Capital Issues Governmental and Corporate Publicly Offered in the United States 273	297

Corporate foreign government farm loan and State and municipal 274	298

Brokers Loans Outstanding 275	299

Index numbers monthly 279	303

Index numbers 280	305

Index numbers 281	306

Wholesale Price Indexes Bradstreets Duns and Bureau of Labor Statistics 285	310

Index Numbers of the Retail Price of Food and Purchasing Power of the Dollar 287	314

WAGES HOURS OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT 316 Index Numbers of Wages per Hour 292	316

Wages and Hours of Labor in Specified Manufacturing Industries 293	323

Federal Reserve Board indexes 300	333

Table Page	335

By principal items 310	341

Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission 317	353

Electricity Produced and Consumption of Fuel by Public Utility Power Plants 320	361

Summary of statistics 1921 to 1931	327

Funds available and distribution of expenditures 332	331

TRANSPORTATION AIR AND LANDSTEAM AND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS	331

Table Page 386 Railway Equipment in Service All Reporting Companies 345	331

Number and compensation	346

Receiverships of Railways	347

391 Capitalization of Railroads	348

By districts and classes of securities	349

Train and car movement	350

Tonnage and revenue	351

By years and months 352	351

All commodities and commodity groups by months 361	362

Persons Killed and Injured in Railway Accidents	363

Income account 364	363

Passenger and freight service 365	363

Mileage traffic and revenue by States 366	363

Comparative statistics of elevated and subway lines 370	363

Finances of elevated and subway lines 371	363

Aggregates 372	363

421 Commerce of Principal United States Ocean Ports	373

Tonnage of freight moved	374

General traffic statistics	375

Freight by sections	376

Number and tonnage of vessels by class and utilization 1789 to 1932 and by location power and material 1910 to 1932	377

Number and tonnage of larger seagoing vessels by classes and size	378

Number and tonnage of vessels built by class and section where built	379

432 Merchant Marine of the World and the United States	380

By nationality of vessel	381

By origin and destination	382

Vessels Controlled by Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation	383

By coastal districts and flag of carrier vessel	384

By individual countries	385

By States and ports	387

By major commodities and coastal districts	389

1840 to 1932	390

By customs districts and groups of ports	391

By classes	393

By countries of origin and destination	394

By nationality of vessel	395

By method of carriage 1830 to 1932	396

1911 tə 1932	397

Production of Exportable Goods and Proportion Exported	398

Indexes of changes in Quantity Unit Value Price and Total Value of Exports of United States Merchandise by Economic Classes and of General Impo...	399

Gold under Earmark for Foreign Account in the United States	400

1791 to 1932	401

1821 to 1932	402

Calendar years 1901 to 1915 and fiscal years 1916 to 1932	403

Individual years 1790 to 1887	404

By economic classes	416

Per Cent Each Continent Furnishes of Total Trade in Each Economic Class	417

By continents commercial regions and countries	418

By groups of customs districts 1860 to 1932	424

By principal customs districts 1860 to 1932 125	427

1821 to 1932	430

1821 to 1932	432

By commodity groups and articles	434

By commodity groups and articles	480

Acreage and value of crops by projects 527	498

By continents and principal countries	516

Total values	517

Total values	518

Total values	519

Total values	520

Quantities and values	521

Shipments of Principal Articles from the United States to Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippine Islands	522

Consolidated financial statement	524

Construction cost other reimbursable cost and amount to be repaid by water users to June 30 1932	525

and value of specified crops 1931 and 1932	528

Summary for the 19 irrigation States	529

Area and investment in enterprises and cost of maintenance and operation by States	530

Area and investment in enterprises by drainage basins	531

Acreage production and value of irrigated crops harvested	532

Summary for the United States	533

By States	534

1850 and 1890 to 1930	535

By States	536

By classes and by States	538

By States	540

By States	541

Totals 1900 to 1930 and by States 1930	542

By size for each division	543

By size of farm and by tenure and color of farmer	544

By size of farm and by tenure and color of farmer	545

By States	546

By States	547

By States	548

By color of operator and by States	549

By color and tenure of operator	550

By color and tenure of operator	551

Farms operated by owners and tenants by geographic divisions	552

By States	553

By States	554

526 Mortgage Status of Farms Owned by the Operator	555

By States	556

By States	558

530 Average Farm Wage Rates and Index Numbers of Farm Wages	560

Fertilizer Sales by States	561

By States	562

By States	563

Number of associations and estimated membership and busi ness	564

Indexes of the Volume of Net Agricultural Production	565

By classes of products	566

By States	567

By groups	568

1857 to 1932	569

Value by principal products or groups 1910 to 1932	570

Number and value of animals on farms 1880 to 1933	571

Number on farms by States	572

By age and sex	574

Table Page	575

Summary of census statistics	581

Production imports and exports 1839 to 1932	587

1800 to 1932	594

Commercial acreage production and value	600

Acreage production and farm value by States	607

Production and value	613

Production totals and by States	619

World production United States imports exports consumption and prices	624

Supply and distribution and disappearance for food etc	625

Exports excl reexports and Total Imports of Wheat Corn Rice Tobacco and Flaxseed	626

By crop years	627

Weighted average market price per bushel of reported cash sales	628

By crop years	629

Buffalo to New York	630

Materials used and products	631

Original and present area and stand of saw timber and annual growth	633

By species and regions	634

By States	635

Number area and damage protected and unprotected areas	636

Estimated Quantity of Timber Removed Annually from Forests	637

Production totals and by species and average value	638

By regions and States	639

Average mill value by species	640

Production totals and by States	641

Consumption by mills and mill cost	642

Census statistics of production	643

FISHERIES 647 Quantity and Value of the Products of the Fisheries of Specified Sections	644

Summary of the Fisheries of the United States and Alaska	646

Fishery Products Landed at Boston and Gloucester Mass and Portland Me	647

Canned Salmon Output United States and Alaska	648

Output and prices of Alaska product by species	649

1881 to 1932	650

Census statistics	651

Census statistics by States	652

Census statistics by industries	653

All industries and principal industries according to number of wage earners	654

Quantities and values	655

Mineral Production by States	658

Production shipments exports and imports	659

Production Exports and Imports of Pig Iron and Production of Steel Ingots and Castings	660

Production exports and imports of finished rolled products	661

Census statistics of products	662

Production by grades	664

Exports by specified classes	665

Average annual prices	666

Production exports imports and consumption	667

Smelter and Refinery output	668

Production and value	669

Supply and distribution of refined primary lead	670

Production exports stocks and consumption	671

Production totals 1792 to 1932 and by States 1910 to 1932	672

90 Gold and Silver for Use in Manufactures and the Arts	673

Production exports and imports	674

Anthracite and bituminous total production 1821 to 1932 and by States 1900 to 1932	675

Exports and imports and bunker coal laden on vessels 1891 to 1932	676

Consumption in the United States by consuming classes	677

Retail price for household use in selected cities	678

Average and relative retail prices	679

Materials used and products	680

705 Retail Price of Gas in Principal Cities	681

Production of crude	682

United States production by regions and States and world production	683

Supply and demand of crude and refined oils	684

Oils run to stills output stocks exports and consumption	685

Mileage and financial statistics	686

Production by States shipments stocks and imports	687

Quantity by kinds and total value	688

Production by industries	689

Production of Principal BurnedClay Building Materials	690

Accidents in all Mineral Industries 1921 to 1931	691

Summary 1849 to 1931	692

Size of establishment as measured by value of products	693

Prime movers motors and generators number and rated capacity	694

Summary by 16 general industrial groups	695

Summary for individual industries	697

Summary for all industries combined by States	719

Summary for all industries combined by industrial areas	724

By months	725

Census statistics of production	726

Production	728

Production by principal kinds	729

Census statistics of products made for sale	730

Census statistics of production	731

Census statistics of production	732

Census statistics of products	734

Census statistics of production	735

Census statistics of production	737

Census statistics of production	738

Census statistics of production	739

Census statics of production	740

Cotton Spindles and Cotton Consumption 1840 to 1932 and Stocks 1906 to 1932	741

By sections and States	742

Production by kinds	743

Production total 1901 to 1932 and by States 1931	744

Patents and Certificates of Registration Issued	745

By type of establishment	746

Summary of all wholesale trade and of wholesalers only by States	748

Wholesale Trade of Individual Cities of 100000 or More Inhabitants	749

By type of operation	750

By States	751

By kind of business	752

Retail Sales for Individual Cities of 50000 or more Inhabitants	755

By Federal reserve districts and by months	757

Summary of sta tistics	758

Number value of construction and space covered	759

Floor space and value by months and years	760

Permits issued and proposed cost	761

Number and proposed cost by class of building	764

Value of business and expenditures by States	765

Value of business and expenditures by classes	766

Appendix	767

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Bibliographic information

Title	Statistical Abstract of the United States
Contributors	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
Publisher	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933

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