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Table 103 —WHOLESALE PRIGESi[Base year In bom^facea type.]
1
VEAB ANDMONTH.
WHOLESALE PRICE : INDEX NUMBERS. (Revised.)3
(Compiled by U. s. Department of Labor.)
Farmprod-ucts.
Food,etc.
Clothsand
clothing.
Fueland
lighting.
Metaland
metalprod-ucts.
Buildingmate-rials.
I Cheml-icals and
diugs.
[Housefurnish-
ing•goods.
Miscel-laneous.
All com-modi-ties.
RETAILFOOD
PRICES.*
Relative to 1913.
FARM PRICES.*
Crops. Livestock.
1913 mo. av . .
1914 mo. av . .
1915 mo. av . .
1916 mo. av . .
1917 mo. av.,
1913 mo. av. ,
1919mo. av. ,
1920 mo. av. .
1921 mo. av.,
1922 mo. av . ,
1923 mo. av. ,
100103104123
190
218231
218
124133142
vlOO102
105121
167
188
207220
144139144
10098
93
127
175
228
253
295180180
199
1009383
126
169
170
181
241
199
220
188
1008599
162
231
187
162
192
129
122
145
100
92
94
120
157
172
201264165169190
100101134
181
202
215169200136124131
100100100106125
153184254195176184
100
95
95
121
148
156175196128117122
100
93
101
127
177
!1941206;226147149154
100102101114146
1G7186-203153142146
100108110124203
224234238109113130
100
103
95
111
164
.192198168107111103
1921.SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
1933.
JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril
May....June....July . . .August.
September..OctoberNovember..December..
1923.
JanuaryFebruary...MarchApril
May....JuneJuly... .August.
September....OctoberNovemberDecember.:
1924.JanuaryFebruary...MarchApril
124
124
121
120
122
131
130
129
132
131
135
131
133
133
143
145
143
142
143
141
139
138
135
139
144144
140
145
142
140
139
136
131
135
137
137
133
140
142
138
138
140
143
144
141
141
143
144
142
141
142
147
143
143
147
178
180
ISO
180
176
174
172
171
175
179
180
181
183
183
192
194
196
199
201
205
201
198
193
193
202
199
201
203
181
189
197
199
191
191
194
216
225
254
271
' 244
226
218
216
218
212
208
200
190
1S6
183
178
176
172
107
162
116
116
114
113
112
110
109
113
119
120
121
126
;134
135
133
131
133
139
149
154
152
148
.145
145
. 144
142
141
142
156
159
163
158
157
156
155
156
160
167
170
172
.180
183
1S5
185
.188
.192
198
204
202
194
190
186
.182
132
1S1
178
131
131
129
127
124
123
125
124
122
122
121
122
124
124
127
130
131
132
135
136
134
131
128
127
123
129
130
130
179
180
178
178
178
177
175
175
176
176
173
173
173
176
179
182
184
184
1S5
187
187
187
187
183
183
183
176
176
118
118
119
121
117
117
117
116
116
114
114
115
116
120
122
122
124
126
127
126
125
123
121
120
121
120
118
116
=141
142
141
140
138
141
142
• 143
14S
150
155
,155
153
154
156
156
:156
157
1159
.159
156
153
151
150
154
153
152
151
153
•153
•152
150
142
142
139
139
139
141
142
139
140
143
145
147
144
142
142
143
143
144
147
146
149
150
151
150
110
104
-97
98
105
112
115
118
119
118
114
110
110
118
123
126
130
134
139
140
139
136
136
138
139
137
137
101
92
91
•95
103
117
115
113
.119
119
112
109
110
105
104
106
107
106
107
105
100
102
102
109
.103
97
94
1 Wholesale prices ana retail food prices from the U. S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics: farm prices from the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, Bureauoj Agricultural Economics.
3 The revised wholesale price index number of the V. S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, is based on quotations of 404.commodities. " These commoditiesare arranged in 9 groups as given in the table. In computing this index, the price of each commodity is weighted by multiplying it by the estimated quantity of thatarticle marketed in the census year 1919. For comparable yearly data for the period 1890 to 1921, see the Monthly Labor Review for September, 1922, p. 40; and for com-parable monthly data for period 1913 to 1922, see the Monthly Labor Review for July, 1922, p: 60... t
3 The retail food price index compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statisncs represents the changes in the price of 22 articles of food as reported by retail dealers in 51 ofthe larger cities as of the 15th of the month. . , _ .. , 4. ,
'As of the 15th of each month. Farm prices represent the relative average prices to farmers of the 10 leading crops and leading live stock respectively.
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Table 104.—WHOLESALE PRICES.1
[Base year in bold-laced type.]
YEAR AND MONTH.
COMPILED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. (Revised.)
Agricul-tural
products.
21quotations.
Animalproducts.
21quotations.
Forestproducts.
11quotations.!
Mineralproducts.
35quotations.
Total rawproducts.
Producers'goods.2
quotations.117
quotations.
Con-*sumcrs'goods.*
199
All com-modities.
401quotations.ji quotations.
DUN'S.
300commodi-
ties.
BRAD-STREETS!
commodi-ties.
Relative to 1913.
.1913 monthly average.1911 monthly average.1915 monthly average.1916 montlily average.1917 monthly average.1918 monthly average.
1919 monthly average..1920 monthly average..1921 monthly average. -1922 monthly average..1023 monthly average..
1OO
102112130211243
250255134
145168
100
10398119174203
221186110125122
100
92
90
102
135
157
211312165185211
100
92
97
138
191
181
180
236
185
208
1S6
100
99
101
126
187
205
218
229
142
153
159
100
92
97
143
184
181
179
214
135
128
141
1OO
101
102
119
1G3
191
1OO
98
101
127
177
194
211 .
231 I159 !
151 |
156 i
200226
147
149
154
1OO
101
105
123
199
100
191
207
141
112
157
100
97
107
123
170
203
203
204
123
132
145
1921.September.October....November.December..
1923.January...February.March....April
May....June....July....August.
September.Octolx?r....November.December..
1923.January...February..MarchApril ,
May....
June....July....August.
September.,October
November..December..
141
135
130
130
130140141145
152
146
147
138
136147160161
164170174172
107
165
152
163
172
179
181
105
107
103
103
109121122120
122
123
130
127
13213212912S
125123123123
122
119
120
125
131
122
115
115
January IFebruaryMarch... ]
April !
154162175
167
166
165
167
174
1861SS191
199201207210
215
220
227
232
226
215
209
203
196
197
196
191
16S
174
178
179
178
177
178
180
202
211
241
261
236
218209208
213
207
202
19S
184179177
176
171
1G5
165
137
138
137
137
139
146
147
148
157
159
171
173
168166166167
1GS
167
167
166
161
158
153
153
15S
155
lot
153
126
126
125
125
123
118
120122
125
127
129
129
132
135
136
135
136141
148
150
14S
144
141
137
139
139
13S
13G
155
154
153
151
1JG
HS150
149
150
151
154
149
150
152
155
157
155
155
150
157
156
155
154
154
158159
m1-58
141
142
141
140
13S
141
142
143
148
150
155
155
153
154
156
156
156
157
159
159
156
1.53
151
150
154
153
152
152
134
134
135
136
136
136
140
137
130
140
144
143
142
145
151
153
153
151
158
100
159
J5S
158
15 i
155
15S
158
15S
157
120
121
123
123
123
124
126
125
127
129
131
131
131
135145150
149
149
151
151
148
145
142
139
140
142
143
IJJ
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Table 133.—WHOLESALE PRICES1
[Base j car In bold-faced type}
YEAR ANDMOKTH
WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX NU2HHEBS (Revised)*(Compiled by U, S. Department of Labor)
Farmprod-ucts
Food,etc.
Clothsand
clothing
Fueland
lighting
Metaland
metalprod-ucts
Buildingmate-rials
Chemi-cals anddrugs
Housefurnish-
inggoods laneous
AH tornmodi-
lies
RETAIL'FOODMUCKS
Relative to 1013
1013 mo. av . ,
1914 mo. av . .
1015 mo. av . .
1916 mo. av . .
1917 mo. av . .
1915 mo. a v . .
1919 mo. a v . .
1920 mo. a v . .
1921 mo. a v . .
1922 mo. a v . .
11/23 mo. a v . .
. 100103
104
123
190
21S
231
218
124
133
142
3 00102
105
121
167
188
207
220
144
139
144
100
127
175
228
253
205
180
ISO
199
10003
as120
169
170
181
241
199
220
1S8
1OO
85
00
1G2
231
187
1G2
192
129
122
145
1009294120157
172201201165100100
100101131181202
215\W200130121131
1OO
100
100
106
125
1531812'>110517G
100o;>95
121148
156
175
190
12b
117
122
J00
101127177
20G226147149151
100inv»
ioiin-HC
107ISO
2m
l.tt112no
FA KM
Crops
IOO
HIS
no121
2ns
221
Kf.l
113
13*1
stock
J(W>
111UA
107
111
1921September..October
J923JanuaryFebruary...MarchApril
JuneJuly--..August.
September..OctoberNovember..December..
JanuaryFebruary.MarchApril
MayJuneJulyAugust
September,.OctoberNovember..December..
1924JanuaryFebruary..,MarchApril.,"™
May-June..July..
124
121
121
120
122
131
130
129
132
131
135
131
133
138
143
145
143
142
143
141
139
138
135
139
144
144
140
145
144
143
137
142
140
139
130
131
135
137
137
13S
110
142
138
13S
140
143
144
141
141
143
144
144
142
141
142
147
14S
14S
' 1 4 7
143143141
178
ISO
180
ISO
17G
174
172
171
175
179
ISO
181
183
1SS
192
194
196
199
201
205
201
198
193
193
202
199
201
203
200
196
191
1M
ISO
197
199
195
101
191
194
216 •
225
251
271
214
220
21S
21*3
218
212
200
200
190
186
1S3
17$
1761721G7162
169
ISO
181
116
316
114
113
312
110
100
113
113
120
121
126
134
135
133
131
133
339
140
151
152
148
345
145
Hi142
141142
142
143
144
156
159
163
153
167UG
155150
100
167
170
172
ISO
1S3
185
185
188
192
10S
20-1
202
194
190
186
182
182
1S1
ITS
181182182
131131129127
124
323
125
124
122
122
121
122
124
124
127
130
131
132
135
136
134
131
128
127
128
129
130
130
132
131
130
179
ISO
17S
178
178
177
175
175
176
176
173
173
173
176
179
182
184
185
187
187
187
187
183
1S3
183
17G
176
170
176
175
118118119121
117
117
117
11G
lift114114115
116
320
122
322
124126127126
125
123
121
120
121
120
118
116
317
113
113
1411*2
141140
1SS141142
US
U 0
150
153151156156
160157159159
15(5153151150
15*153152151
151152150
153
iro
142
142
no
141
342
139
140143145147
144342
142
143
343
144
147
146
149
150
151
150
149
347
144
110301
97
103112
US
no118114
110110U S123
130
140
131)
130
13S139137137
noin13S
ms117115
IKS11U1191J2
IVti110lllo
100107ifWi107
105
100
102
102
10397
OSICO
August.
of Ap)Jcilhsiih PriCGS ^ n d r o t a U f o o d p r i c e s f r o m t h 0 Ul S' mPa'Ttm€nt °f i a6<>r' Sureau °f Labor Si***'****9; farm pricrs from the U. S. DcpnTimrnt of AgricvJturr, Hrrtau
S T h « revised wholesale price index number of the U. S. Department of Labor, Bureau, ofUbor Stathticn, is based on quotations of 401 commodities. The-c, c.omu*o.i:tics^^ r r?nK9<i in 9 groups as given in the table In computing this index, the price of each commodity U weighted by lnultiplymg it by the estimated (juuntity of tliut attidoSontfi iD t h e c e n s . u s year 1919 For comparable yearly data for the period 1S90 to 1921, see the Monthly Labor Renew for September, 1922, p. -10; and for cumutrnHo
i ^ i ^ ^ ^ p ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^ S ^ ^ ch.u.gcs in tho price of 22 articles ol Iuod M reported by rotaU doalcs ia 51 of the
' As of tho Uth of each mont™°"i£rm prices represent the relative average prices to farmers of the 10 leading crops and leading livestock respectively.
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Table 134.—WHOLESALE PRICES1
[Base year In bold-faced type]
YKAK AND MONTH
COMPILED BY FEDERAL RESFJtVE BOARD (Revised)
AKHCUI-tural
products
21quotations
Animalproducts
21.Quotations
Forestproducts
11quotations
Mineralproducts
35quotations
I! rTotal raw jjProducers'iTot aproducts
quotations
rodgoods -
quotations199
quotations
All c o m -modit ies
404j quotations
DUN'S(1st of
month)
300commodi-
ties
Relative to 1913
BRAD- ,STREET'S
(1st ofmonth)
90commodi-
ties
1913 monthly average..1914 monthly average,.1915 monthly average-.1916 monthly average..1917 monthly average..1918 monthly average..
191'.* monthly average..1020 monthly average,.1921 monthly average..1922 monthly average..1923 monthly average..
100102112130211243
25025513414516S
1OO10398119174
221180110325122
1009290102135157
211312160185211
100920713S191181
180236185208186
1009910112G187205
218229142159159
1009297143184181
179214135128141
1OO101102119163191
211231159151156
1OO98
101127K 7194
206226147149154
1OO101105123199190
191207141142157
100
97107128170203
203204123132145
1921September..OctoberNovember..December- -
1932January. _February-MarchApril
May....JUDOJuly....August.
September..OctoberNovember..December. -
1923January..,February.,MarchApril
MayJuneJuly....August.
September..OctoberNovember..December..
JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril
May......... ^JunoJuly "I!.""!!""!"Augus t
141135130130
130140141145
152146147 -138
136147160161
164170174172
167165154152
163172179181
182176165 |
105107103103
109121122120
122123130127
132132129128
125123123123
12211912012.5
131122115115
115
no118
154162175169
167166165167
174186188191
199204207210
215220227232
226215209203
196197196191
191195194
168174178179
178177
178
180
202211241261
23621820920S
213207202198
189184179177
176171165165
170177179
137138137137
139146147148
157159171173
166166167
168167167166
161158153153
158155154153
155156154
126126125125
123
118120122
125127129129
132
135136135
136141148150
148144141137
139139138136
136139137
155154153151
146
148150149
150151154149
150152155157
155155150157
156155154154
159
159
158
156154153
141142141140
138141142143
14S150155155
153154156156
156157150159
156153
.151150
153152151
151
152
150
134134135136
136136140137
139140144143
142145151153
153154158160
159158156154
15515S
im158
157158158154
120121123123
123124120125
127129131131
131136145150
149149151161
148145142139
140142143146
144143140137
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Table 136.—WHOLESALE PRICES1
[Base year in bold-faced type]
YEAR ANDMONTH
COMPILED BY U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. (Revlsed)i
Farmprod-ucts
Food,etc.
Clothsand
clothing
Fueland
lighting
Metaland
metalprod-ucts
Buildingmate-rials
Chemi-cals anddrugs
Housefurnish-
inggoods
Miscel-laneous
All com*modi-
ties
RETAILFOOD
PRICES<•)
FARM PRICES •
Crops(10)
Index numbers relative to 1913
Live-stock
1913 mo. av_,
1914 mo. av..1915 mo. av_.
1916 mo. av_,1917 mo. av_.
1918 mo. av. .1919 mo. av. .1920 mo. av.,1921 mo. av . .
1922 mo. av . ,1923 mo. av . .
100103
104
123
190
218
231
218
124
133
142
100102105121167
188207220144138 .
144
1OO9898127175
228253295180181
- 199
100938812G169
170181241199218188
1OO8599162231
187162192129122145
1009294120157
1722012G4165168190
100101134181202
215169200136124131
100100
100
106
125
153
184
254
195
176
184
10095
95
121
143
156
175
196
123
117
122
10098
101
127
177
194
206
220
147
149
154
100102
101
114
146
167
18G
203
153
142
146
1OO108
110
124
208
221
234
238
109
113
136
1OO10395
111164
192
198
168
107
111
103
1923JanuaryFebruary...MarchApril
MayJuneJulyAugust
September..OctoberNovember..December..
1933January,, 1.February. _,March ,April
JuneJulyAugust
SeptemberOctoberNovember..December. w
1924JanuaryFebruary.March.,April.
122
131
130
129
132
131
135
131
133
138
143
145
143142143141
139138135139
144144146145
131135137137
138
140
142
138
138140143144
141
141
143
144
144142141142
147
148
148
147
176
174
172
171
175
179
180
181
183188192194
196199201205
201
198
193
193
202
199
201
203
195191191194
216225254271
244
226
218
216
218212
206200
190
186
183
178
176
172
167
162
112
110
109
113
119120121126
134
135
133
131
133139149154
152
148
145
145
144142141142
157156155156
16016717Q172
180183185185
188192198204
202
194
190
186
182
182
181
178
SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
124123125124
122122121122
124124127130
131132135136
134131
128
127
128129130130
178177175175
176176173173
173
176179182
184184185187
187187187183
183
183
176
176
117117117116
116114114115
116120122122
124126127126
125
123
121
120
121120118116
138
141
142
143
148150155153
153
154
156
156
156157159159
156153151150
154153162151
142142139139
139141142139
140143145147
144142142143
143144147146
149150151150
98105112115
118119118114
110110118123
126130134139
140139
136
136
138139137137
95103117115
118119110112
109110105104
106107106107
105100102102
10910397
; i^u3 ^ uitr xyiif. For comparable yearly tiata ior me penou LOW 10 JL*«I, aee iu» jaxv7u«»y ^«w.period 1913 to 1922, see the Monthly Labor Review for July, 1922, p. GO. A1 , . 4. . , n o . , , , ^
iyud prioe index compiled by the U S Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, represents the changes in the price of 22 articles of food as reported" V p.:; """*:«* in 51 of the largest cities as of the 15th of the month. . , 4 | . * * * ^ , ^
ma i i«T? P"9°s» compiled by the XT. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, represent the relative average prices to farmers of the 10 leading crop3* leaamg livestock products, respectively, as of the 15th of each month.
1774°—24f 13
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Table 137.—WHOLESALE PRICES1
[Base year in bold-faced type]
YEAR AND MONTH
COMPILED BY FEDEUAI* RESERVE BOARD (Raised)
Agricul-tural
products
21quotatioBS
Animalproducts*
21quotations
Forestproducts:
11quotations
Mineralproducts
35quotations
Tirtairaw,products:
88quotations
Producers')goods 3
117quotations
Con-sumers'goods,3
199quotations
All com-modities
404:quotations
BUN'S(1st of
month)
300commodi-
ties
Index numbers relative to 1913
, BRAD- ,STREET'S'
(1st ofmonth)
96commodi-
ties
1913 monthly average...1914monihly average..,1915 monthly average1916 monthly average...1917 monthly average...1918-monthly average...
1910 monthly average1920 monthly average1921 monthly average1922 monthly average1923 monthly average,
100102112.130211'243
250-255134145168
100103OS119174"203
221186110125122
10092SO102135157
211312166185211
1OO
92
87
138
191
181
180
236
185
208
186
10099
101
126
187
205
218
229
142
159
159
1009297143
. 184
181
179
214
135
128
141
100101102119-163191
21123115915L156
10098
101
127
177
194
206
226
147
149
154
100101105.123199190-
191207141142.157
1009T
- 107128170203
203"204123132145
1923JanuaryFebruary...MarchApril
MayJunoJulyAugust
SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecomber.....
1923JanuaryFebruaryMarch ,April
M a y . . . .-June.J u l y . . . .August .
SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril
M a yJuneJuly ,August . . .
SeptemberOctober ,November ,December
130'140141145
152.146 r14713S
136147160161
164170.174172
167165-154152
163172;179181
182176165166
168165
109121122120
122123130127
132132129128
125.123,123123'
122119120125
131122..115115
115116.118
115109
167:166165167
174186188191
ioa204207210
215220227232
226215'209203
196197196191
104.195.194195
195182.
178177178180
202211241261
236218209208
213207202198
184179177
171165165
170
179174
171.168.
139146147148
157159171173
168166166167
168167167166
161158153153
158155154153
155156154154
152147.
123118120122
125127129129
132135136135
136141148150
148144141137
139139138136
136139137135
135,130
146148150149
150151154149
150152155157
155155'156.157
156155\154154
158• 159
159158
156154153151
150.150
138141142143
148150155155
153154156156
156157159159
156153151150
154153152151
151152150148
147
136.136.140137
139.140-144143
142,145-151153
153.154,158160'
159.15S156154
155158158158
157158158154'
153152153
123.
m126125127"123131131
131136145150
149149151151
149:145142139
140142143146
144143140137.
136133133
goods
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Table 138.—WHOLESALE PRICES[Base year in bold-faced type]
YEAR AND MONTH
comraod i- commodi-
COMPILED BY U. S* DEPARTMENT OF LABOE. (Revised) t
Farmprod*ucts
56_nratties
Food,etc
95
ties
Clothsand
cloth-ing
. 65commodi-
ties
Fueland
lighting
. 20commodi-i
ties
Metaland
metalprod-ucts
37maties
Build-ing
mate-rials
commodi-commodi-32imoties
Chemi-cals anddrugs
. 43commodi-
ties
Housefurnish-|
goods
31icommodi-
ties
Miscel-laneous
, 5 .Icomrnodi-i
ties
Allcorn-modi*
ties
401[commodi-
ties
RETAIL1
FOODPRICES;
0)
, 22commodf-
ties
(1st ofmonth)
BRAD*|! STREET'S'
(1st ofmonll i)
300commodi-
ties
Index numbers relative to 1913
m m otics
1913 mo. a v , .
1914 mo. a v - .1915 mo. av_1916 mo. av_.1917 mo* a v . ,
IMS mo. av_,1919 mo* a v .1920 mo. a v .1921 mo. av^1922 mo. av-1923 mo. av_
103104123190
21S231218124133142
100102105121167
18320722014413S144
1009363127175
228253295ISO181199
1009383126169
1701S1241199218188
10085fid
162231
1S7162192129122145
1009394
120157
17220L264165168190
100101134181202
215169200136124131
100100100106125
15318425419517ft1S4
1 0 09595
121148
156175196128117122
1 0 098
101127177
1M206226147149154
100102101114146
167ISfl203153142146
100101105123199
190191207141142157
10067
107128170
203203204123132145
1923MayJune.JulyAugust....
September.OctoberNovember-December,.
January-.FebruaryMarch ,April
May ,June. ,July_August
September...October ,November..December,..
1993
January...
February.
April.
MayJuneJulyAugust.,
September «,„„October.,..November «._„„December.^.
1925January __,February I !
132131135131
133138143145
143142143141
139
138
135
139
144
144
146145
144
143
137
139
136
134
141
145
143
133
140
142
133
138140143144
141141143144
144142141142
147148
143
147
143
143
141
137
137
136
139
144
143
175179180
181
183188192194
196199201205
201193193193
202
199
201
203
200
196
191
189
187
187
188
190
187
216225254
274
244226213216
21S212206200
190
186
183
178
176
172
167
180
181
179
177
175
173
170
168
119120121126
134135133131
133139149154
152143145145
144142141142
142143144139
134132130130
128
160167170172
180183185185
1S3192193204
203194"190186
18213218117S
181182182282
180173169169
171
122122121122
124124127130
131132155135
134131123127
128129130130
13213113012S
127127127130
131
176176173173
173176179182
1841841S5187
187187187183
133183176176
176176175175
173172171in171
i
116114114115
116120122122
124126127120
125123121120
121120118116
117113113113
112111112115
115
143150155155
153154156156
156157159159
156153151150
154153152151
151152150148
147145147150
149
1S9141142139
140143145147
144142142143
143144147146
149150151150
149147144141
141142143144
147
140144143
142145151
153154158160
159158156154
155158153158
157153153154
153152153155
156153160
127J29131131
131136145150
143H9151151
14S145142139
140142143146
144143140137
136133133137
139
141
144
ffiffi&?^fOT Scp'cmbWl 1922'p'46i snd tor comwrab18«J arranged in 9 groups as given in the table, ^ computing in* mu«, « - *marketed in the census year 1919. For comparable yearly ^ f ^ 0 ^ j u f £ mmonthly data for wHM ion to 1922. see the Monthly Labor Bettewjox J UJJ,
plated to a 1913 base from the actual figures as pubhsbed m these journ^°y the amount "annually consumed by each inhabitant. -
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