[From official reports of the United States Census Office.]
========================+============+============+==============+
| 1870. | 1880. | 1890. |
------------------------+------------+------------+--------------+
Number of establishments| 956| 756| 905|
Capital |$140,706,291|$208,280,346| $354,020,843|
Wage-earners, average | | | |
number | 135,369| 174,659| 218,876|
Total wages | $39,044,132| $42,040,510| $66,024,538|
Cost of materials used |$111,736,936|$102,206,347| $154,912,979|
Value of products |$177,489,739|$192,090,110| $267,981,724|
Active spindles, number | 7,132,415| 10,653,435| 14,188,103|
Looms, number | 157,310| 225,759| 324,866|
Cotton consumed, bales | -- | 1,570,344| 2,261,600|
Cotton consumed, pounds | 398,308,257| 759,343,981| 1,117,945,776|
------------------------+------------+------------+--------------+
========================+==============+==============
| 1900. | 1905.
------------------------+--------------+--------------
Number of establishments| 973| 1,077
Capital | $460,842,772| $605,100,164
Wage-earners, average | |
number | 297,929| 310,458
Total wages | $85,126,310| $94,377,696
Cost of materials used | $178,441,390| $282,047,648
Value of products | $332,806,156| $442,451,218
Active spindles, number | 19,008,352| 23,155,613
Looms, number | 450,682| 640,910
Cotton consumed, bales | 3,639,495| 3,743,089
Cotton consumed, pounds | 1,814,002,512| 1,873,074,716
------------------------+--------------+--------------
Silk Manufactures in the United States, 1870 to 1905.
[From official reports of the United States Census Office.]
========================+============+============+==============+
| 1870. | 1880. | 1890. |
------------------------+------------+------------+--------------+
| | | |
Number of establishments| 86| 382| 472 |
Capital | $6,231,180| $19,125,300| $51,007,537|
Wage-earners, average
number | 6,649| 31,337| 49,382 |
Total wages | $1,942,286| $9,146,705| $17,762,441 |
Cost of materials used | $7,817,559| $22,467,701| $51,004,425 |
Value of products | $12,210,662| $41,033,045| $87,298,454 |
Raw silk used, pounds | 684,488| 2,690,482| 6,376,881 |
------------------------+------------+------------+--------------+
========================+=============+==============
| 1900. | 1905.
------------------------+-------------+--------------
| |
Number of establishments| 483| 624
Capital | $81,082,201| $109,556,621
Wage-earners, average
number | 65,416| 79,601
Total wages | $20,982,194| $26,767,943
Cost of materials used | $62,406,665| $75,861,188
Value of products | $107,256,258| $133,288,072
Raw silk used, pounds | 9,760,770| 11,572,783
------------------------+-------------+--------------
Cotton Production and Manufacturing in the United States, also Imports
and Exports of Cotton Manufactures.
[From the Statistical Abstract of the United States.]
======+==========+======================+===========+===========+===========
| | Taken for home | | |
| | consumption. | | |
| Total +-------+-------+------+ Raw | Exports | Imports
|commercial| By | By | | cotton | of manu- | of manu-
| crop. |North- |South- |Total.| imported. | factures | factures
| | ern | ern | | | of cotton.| of cotton.
| |mills. |mills. | | | |
| | | | | | |
------+----------+-------+-------+------+-----------+-----------+-----------
| In thousands of bales. | Pounds. | Dollars. | Dollars.
+----------+-------+-------+------+-----------+-----------+-----------
1884 | 5,713 | 1,537 | 340 | 1,877| 7,019,492| 11,885,211| 29,074,626
1885 | 5,706 | 1,437 | 316 | 1,753| 5,115,680| 11,836,591| 27,197,241
1886 | 6,575 | 1,781 | 381 | 2,162| 5,072,334| 13,959,934| 29,709,266
1887 | 6,499 | 1,687 | 401 | 2,088| 3,924,531| 14,929,342| 28,940,353
1888 | 7,047 | 1,805 | 456 | 2,261| 5,497,592| 13,013,189| 28,917,799
1889 | 6,939 | 1,790 | 480 | 2,270| 7,973,039| 10,212,644| 26,805,942
1890 | 7,297 | 1,780 | 545 | 2,325| 8,606,049| 9,999,277| 29,918,055
1891 | 8,674 | 2,027 | 613 | 2,640| 20,908,817| 13,604,857| 29,712,624
1892 | 9,018 | 2,172 | 684 | 2,856| 28,663,769| 13,226,277| 28,323,841
1893 | 6,664 | 1,652 | 723 | 2,375| 43,367,952| 11,809,355| 33,560,293
1894 | 7,532 | 1,580 | 711 | 2,291| 27,705,949| 14,340,886| 22,346,547
1895 | 9,837 | 2,019 | 852 | 2,871| 49,332,022| 13,789,810| 33,196,625
1896 | 7,147 | 1,605 | 900 | 2,605| 55,350,520| 16,837,396| 32,437,504
1897 | 8,706 | 1,793 | 999 | 2,792| 51,898,926| 21,037,678| 34,429,363
1898 | 11,216 | 2,211 | 1,254 | 3,465| 52,660,363| 17,024,092| 27,267,300
1899 | 11,256 | 2,217 | 1,415 | 3,632| 50,158,158| 23,566,914| 32,054,434
1900 | 9,422 | 2,047 | 1,597 | 3,644| 67,398,521| 24,003,087| 41,296,239
1901 | 10,839 | 1,964 | 1,583 | 3,647| 46,631,283| 20,272,418| 40,246,935
1902 | 10,768 | 2,066 | 2,017 | 4,083| 98,715,680| 32,108,362| 44,460,126
1903 | 10,674 | 1,966 | 1,958 | 3,924| 74,874,426| 32,216,304| 52,462,755
1904 | 10,002 | 2,046 | 1,889 | 3,935| 48,840,590| 22,403,718| 49,524,246
1905 | 13,654 | 2,292 | 2,270 | 4,562| 60,508,548| 49,668,080| 48,919,986
1906 | 11,234 | 2,335 | 2,292 | 4,627| 70,963,633| 52,944,038| 63,043,322
1907 | 13,540 | 2,510 | 2,495 | 5,005|104,791,784| 32,305,412| 73,704,636
------+----------+-------+-------+------+-----------+-----------+-----------
Iron and Steel Manufacturing in the U. S.: Comparative Summary, 1870 305
to 1905, with per cent of increase for each decade.[B]
[From the United States Census.]
=============================+==========================================
| Date of census. |
+------------+------------+---------------+
| 1870.[C] | 1880.[C] | 1890. |
| | | |
-----------------------------+------------+------------+---------------+
Number of establishments | 808| 792| 719|
Capital |$121,722,704|$209,904,965|[D]$414,044,844|
Salaried officials, clerks,
etc., number | [E] | [E] | 4,325|
Salaries | [E] | [E] | $6,462,236|
Wage-earners, average number | 77,555| 140,798| 171,181|
Total wages | $40,514,981| $55,451,510| $89,273,956|
Men, 16 years and over | 75,037| 133,023| 168,943|
Wages | [E] | [E] | $88,840,642|
Women, 16 years and over | 82| 45| 58|
Wages | [E] | [E] | $17,106|
Children, under 16 years | 2,436| 7,730| 2,180|
Wages | [E] | [E] | $416,208|
Miscellaneous expenses | [F] | [F] | $18,214,948|
Cost of materials used |$135,526,132|$191,271,150| $327,272,845|
Value of products |$207,208,696|$296,557,685| $478,687,519|
Tons of products
(2,240 pounds each) | 3,263,585| 6,486,733| 16,264,478|
-----------------------------+------------+------------+---------------+
=============================+=========================+
| Date of census. |
+------------+------------+
| 1900. | 1905. |
| | |
-----------------------------+------------+------------+
Number of establishments | 669| 606|
Capital |$590,530,484|$948,689,840|
Salaried officials, clerks,
etc., number | 9,217| 16,566|
Salaries | $11,741,788| $20,758,412|
Wage-earners, average number | 222,607| 242,740|
Total wages |$120,836,338|$141,439,906|
Men, 16 years and over | 219,635| 239,383|
Wages |$120,157,007 $140,545,610|
Women, 16 years and over | 1,071| 1,455|
Wages | $266,888| $441,967|
Children, under 16 years | 1,901| 1,902|
Wages | $412,443| $452,329|
Miscellaneous expenses | $32,274,100| $47,164,970|
Cost of materials used |$522,431,701|$620,171,881|
Value of products |$804,034,918|$905,854,152|
Tons of products
(2,240 pounds each) | 29,507,860| 34,844,933|
-----------------------------+------------+------------+
=============================+===================================
| Per cent of increase.
+--------+--------+--------+--------
| 1870 to| 1880 to| 1890 to| 1900 to
| 1880. | 1890. | 1900. | 1905.
-----------------------------+--------+--------+--------+--------
Number of establishments | [D]2.0 | [D]9.2 | [D]7.0 | 9.4
Capital | 72.4 | 97.3 | 42.6 | 60.7
Salaried officials, clerks,
etc., number | -- | -- | 113.1 | 79.7
Salaries | -- | -- | 81.7 | 76.8
Wage-earners, average number | 81.5 | 21.6 | 30.0 | 9.0
Total wages | 36.9 | 61.0 | 35.4 | 17.1
Men, 16 years and over | 77.3 | 27.0 | 30.0 | 9.0
Wages | -- | -- | 35.3 | 17.0
Women, 16 years and over |[D]45.1 | 28.9 |1,746.6 | 35.9
Wages | -- | -- |1,460.2 | 65.6
Children, under 16 years | 217.3 |[D]71.8 |[D]12.8 | 0.1
Wages | -- | -- |[D] O.9 | 9.7
Miscellaneous expenses | -- | -- | 77.2 | 46.1
Cost of materials used | 41.1 | 71.1 | 59.6 | 18.7
Value of products | 43.1 | 61.4 | 68.0 | 12.7
Tons of products
(2,240 pounds each) | 98.8 | 150.7 | 81.4 | 18.1
-----------------------------+--------+--------+--------+--------
[B] This summary includes only active establishments for 1880, 1890,
and 1900; such establishments were not reported separately in
1870. The 669 establishments in 1900 and the 606 establishments
in 1905 include in each case 1 penal institution, the figures
for which are not included in Parts I and II of the Report on
Manufactures.
[C] For explanation of the apparent discrepancies in the data for
1870 and 1880, see remarks, page 2, Part I, Manufacturing
Industries, 1890, in regard to the depreciated currency in 1870;
and in regard to the inclusion of capital, employes, and wages
relating to mining and other operations in the figures for 1880,
see page 745, Statistics of Manufactures, 1880.
[D] Decrease.
[E] Not reported separately.
[F] Not reported.
Production of Pig Iron and of Crude Steel in the United States, 1880 306
to 1907, and relation of same to Imports and Exports of Iron and Steel
Manufactures; also Prices of Representative Iron and Steel Products
during the period named.
[From official reports of Bureau of Statistics.]
=========+============+==============+==========+===========+
| | | Per cent | |
| | | of | |
| Pig iron | Crude steel | domestic | Price |
| produced | produced |iron used |per ton of |
Year. | in United | in United | in home | pig iron, |
| States. | States. |industries| No. 1 |
| | | (fiscal |foundry.[G]|
| | | year). | |
---------+------------+--------------+----------+-----------+
| Tons. | Tons. | | |
1880 | 3,835,191 | 1,247,335 | 78.44 | $28.48 |
1881 | 4,144,254 | 1,588,314 | 90.23 | 25.17 |
1882 | 4,623,323 | 1,736,692 | 89.36 | 25.77 |
1883 | 4,595,510 | 1,673,535 | 91.44 | 22.42 |
1884 | 4,097,868 | 1,550,879 | 94.20 | 19.81 |
1885 | 4,044,526 | 1,711,920 | 96.43 | 17.99 |
1886 | 5,683,329 | 2,562,503 | 93.92 | 18.71 |
1887 | 6,417,148 | 3,339,071 | 93.13 | 20.93 |
1888 | 6,489,738 | 2,899,440 | 95.17 | 18.88 |
1889 | 7,603,642 | 3,385,732 | 97.35 | 17.76 |
1890 | 9,202,703 | 4,277,071 | 98.10 | 18.41 |
1891 | 8,279,870 | 3,904,240 | 99.12 | 17.52 |
1892 | 9,157,000 | 4,927,581 | 99.01 | 15.75 |
1893[H] | 7,124,502 | 4,019,995 | 99.39 | 14.52 |
1894[H] | 6,657,388 | 4,412,032 | 99.64 | 12.66 |
1895[H] | 9,446,308 | 6,114,834 | 99.79 | 13.10 |
1896[H] | 8,623,127 | 5,281,689 | 99.07 | 12.95 |
1897 | 9,652,680 | 7,156,957 | 99.77 | 12.10 |
1898 | 11,773,934 | 8,932,857 | 99.79 | 11.66 |
1899 | 13,620,703 | 10,639,857 | 99.80 | 19.36 |
1900 | 13,789,242 | 10,188,329 | 98.55 | 19.98 |
1901 | 15,878,354 | 13,473,595 | 99.71 | 15.87 |
1902 | 17,821,307 | 14,947,250 | 99.01 | 22.19 |
1903 | 18,009,252 | 14,534,978 | 94.92 | 19.92 |
1904 | 16,497,033 | 13,859,887 | 98.95 | 15.57 |
1905 | 22,992,380 | 20,023,947 | 99.27 | 17.88 |
1906 | 25,307,191 | 23,398,136 | 98.94 | 20.98 |
1907 | 25,781,361 |[I]23,360,000 | 97.83 | 23.89 |
---------+------------+--------------+----------+-----------+
=========+========+========+===========+============
| | | |
| | Wire | Imports of| Exports of
|Price of| nails, | manu- | domestic
| steel | price | factures | manu-
Year. | rails | per | of iron | factures
|per ton.| keg of | and steel.| of iron
| |100 lbs.| | and steel.
| | | |
---------+--------+--------+-----------+------------
| | | |
1880 | $67.52 | -- |$71,266,699| $14,716,524
1881 | 61.08 | -- | 60,604,477| 16,604,767
1882 | 48.50 | -- | 67,976,897| 20,748,206
1883 | 37.75 | -- | 58,495,246| 22,826,528
1884 | 30.75 | -- | 40,147,053| 21,909,881
1885 | 28.52 | -- | 33,610,093| 16,592,155
1886 | 34.52 | $3.51 | 37,534,078| 15,745,569
1887 | 37.08 | 3.15 | 49,203,164| 15,958,502
1888 | 29.83 | 2.55 | 48,992,757| 17,763,034
1889 | 29.25 | 2.49 | 42,377,793| 21,156,077
1890 | 31.78 | 2.51 | 41,679,591| 25,542,208
1891 | 29.92 | 2.04 | 53,544,372| 28,909,614
1892 | 30.00 | 1.70 | 28,928,103| 28,800,930
1893[H] | 28.12 | 1.49 | 34,937,974| 30,106,482
1894[H] | 24.00 | 1.11 | 20,925,769| 29,220,264
1895[H] | 24.33 | 1.69 | 23,048,515| 32,000,989
1896[H] | 28.00 | 2.54 | 25,338,103| 41,160,877
1897 | 18.75 | 1.46 | 16,094,557| 57,497,872
1898 | 17.62 | 1.45 | 12,626,431| 70,406,885
1899 | 28.12 | 2.60 | 12,100,440| 93,716,031
1900 | 32.29 | 2.76 | 20,478,728| 121,913,548
1901 | 27.33 | 2.41 | 17,874,789| 117,319,320
1902 | 28.00 | 2.15 | 27,180,247| 98,552,562
1903 | 28.00 | 2.13 | 51,617,312| 96,642,467
1904 | 28.00 | 1.96 | 27,028,312| 111,948,586
1905 | 28.00 | 1.93 | 23,510,164| 134,728,363
1906 | 28.00 | 1.98 | 29,053,987| 160,984,985
1907 | 28.00 | 2.18 | 40,587,865| 181,530,871
---------+--------+--------+-----------+------------
[G] Not made in commercial quantities in the United States before
1887.
[H] Democratic and low-tariff years.
[I] Preliminary figures.
Annual Production of Bessemer Steel Rails in the United States from 307
1867 to 1907, and their Average Annual Price at the Works in
Pennsylvania.
======+===========+=========++======+===========+=========
Years.|Gross tons.| Price. ||Years.|Gross tons.| Price.
------+-----------+---------++------+-----------+---------
1867 | 2,277 | $166.00 || 1888 | 1,386,277 | $29.83
1868 | 6,451 | 158.46 || 1889 | 1,510,057 | 29.25
1869 | 8,616 | 132.19 || 1890 | 1,867,837 | 31.78
1870 | 30,357 | 106.79 || 1891 | 1,293,053 | 29.92
1871 | 34,152 | 102.52 || 1892 | 1,537,588 | 30.00
1872 | 83,991 | 111.94 || 1893 | 1,129,400 | 28.12
1873 | 115,192 | 120.58 || 1894 | 1,016,013 | 24.00
1874 | 129,414 | 94.28 || 1895 | 1,299,628 | 24.33
1875 | 259,699 | 68.75 || 1896 | 1,116,958 | 28.00
1876 | 368,269 | 59.25 || 1897 | 1,644,520 | 18.75
1877 | 385,865 | 45.58 || 1898 | 1,976,702 | 17.62
1878 | 491,427 | 42.21 || 1899 | 2,270,585 | 28.12
1879 | 610,682 | 48.21 || 1900 | 2,383,654 | 32.29
1880 | 852,196 | 67.52 || 1901 | 2,870,816 | 27.33
1881 | 1,187,770 | 61.08 || 1902 | 2,985,892 | 28.00
1882 | 1,284,067 | 48.50 || 1903 | 2,946,756 | 28.00
1883 | 1,148,709 | 87.75 || 1904 | 2,137,957 | 28.00
1884 | 996,983 | 30.75 || 1905 | 3,192,347 | 28.00
1885 | 959,471 | 28.52 || 1906 | 3,791,459 | 28.00
1886 | 1,574,703 | 34.52 || 1907 | 3,380,025 | 28.00
1887 | 2,101,904 | 37.08 || | |
------+-----------+---------++------+-----------+--------
Production of Tin Plates in and Importation of Tin Plates into the
United States, 1891 to 1908, in long tons.
=========+===========+============++========+===========+============
| |Importation,|| | |Importation,
Calendar |Production,| Long tons. ||Calendar|Production,| Long tons.
Year. | Long tons.| || Year. | Long tons.|
---------+-----------+------------++--------+-----------+------------
1891 | 552 | 327,882 || 1900 | 302,665 | 60,386
1892 | 18,803 | 268,472 || 1901 | 399,291 | 77,395
1893 | 55,182 | 253,155 || 1902 | 366,000 | 60,115
1894 | 74,260 | 215,068 || 1903 | 480,000 | 47,360
1895 | 113,666 | 219,545 || 1904 | 458,000 | 70,652
1896 | 160,862 | 119,171 || 1905 | 493,500 | 65,740
1897 | 256,598 | 83,851 || 1906 | 577,562 | 56,983
1898 | 326,915 | 67,222 || 1907 | 514,777 | 57,773
1899 | 397,767 | 58,915 || 1908 | -- | 58,490
---------+-----------+------------++--------+-----------+------------
Commerce of the United States by Great Groups and Share which 308
Manufactures and Raw Material Formed of the Total, 1820 to 1909.
Imports.
=======================================================
| Foodstuffs in | Foodstuffs partly |
Year ending | crude condition | or wholly |
| and food animals. | manufactured. |
June 30-- +-----------+--------+-----------+--------+
| | Percent| | Percent|
| Dollars. |of Total| Dollars. |of Total|
------------+-----------+--------+-----------+--------+
1820 | 6,081,641| 11.15 | 10,820,814| 19.85 |
1830 | 7,382,274| 11.77 | 9,653,971| 15.39 |
1840 | 15,273,321| 15.54 | 15,188,845| 15.46 |
1850 | 18,011,659| 10.38 | 21,465,776| 12.37 |
1860 | 35,743,826| 10.11 | 53,771,067| 15.21 |
1870 | 53,981,838| 12.38 | 96,253,561| 22.08 |
1875 | 90,018,885| 16.89 |113,145,852| 21.23 |
1880 |100,297,040| 15.01 |118,125,216| 17.69 |
1881 |102,486,852| 15.95 |123,380,388| 19.20 |
1882 |104,947,672| 14.49 |139,438,506| 19.24 |
1883 | 93,091,358| 12.87 |142,127,926| 19.65 |
1884 |103,010,830| 15.43 |130,778,286| 19.59 |
1885 | 93,345,583| 16.16 |102,937,933| 17.82 |
1886 | 91,588,644| 14.41 |112,771,436| 17.75 |
1887 |106,362,234| 15.36 |111,714,382| 16.14 |
1888 |116,087,107| 16.03 |111,048,075| 15.34 |
1889 |123,130,984| 16.53 |122,254,266| 16.41 |
1890 |128,480,142| 16.28 |133,332,031| 16.89 |
1891 |150,639,399| 17.83 |147,721,884| 17.48 |
1892 |175,558,861| 21.22 |139,794,773| 16.89 |
1893 |131,663,968| 15.19 |153,739,181| 17.75 |
1894 |133,309,989| 20.35 |155,348,824| 23.72 |
1895 |141,377,238| 19.31 |107,026,180| 14.63 |
1896 |130,002,310| 16.67 |118,805,703| 15.24 |
1897 |128,379,785| 16.79 |129,244,951| 16.90 |
1898 |103,984,608| 16.88 | 86,091,010| 13.97 |
1899 | 98,933,256| 14.19 |123,448,135| 17.71 |
1900 | 97,916,293| 11.52 |133,027,374| 15.65 |
1901 |110,385,208| 13.43 |125,540,654| 15.25 |
1902 |120,280,302| 13.31 | 95,350,256| 10.56 |
1903 |119,202,674| 11.62 |116,620,623| 11.37 |
1904 |132,223,895| 13.34 |118,222,862| 11.93 |
1905 |146,130,903| 13.08 |145,355,839| 13.01 |
1906 |134,315,448| 10.95 |140,358,114| 11.44 |
1907 |149,747,693| 10.44 |158,656,263| 11.06 |
1908 |145,577,427| 12.19 |147,008,870| 12.31 |
1909 |163,921,598| 12.49 |165,028,764| 12.58 |
------------+-----------+--------+-----------+--------|
=======================================================
| Crude materials | Manufactures for |
Year ending | for use in | further use in |
| manufacturing. | manufacturing. |
June 30-- +-----------+--------+-----------+--------+
| | Percent| | Percent|
| Dollars. |of Total| Dollars. |of Total|
------------+-----------+--------+-----------+--------+
1820 | 1,983,706| 3.64 | 4,079,064| 7.48 |
1830 | 4,214,825| 6.72 | 5,152,486| 8.22 |
1840 | 11,510,245| 11.71 | 11,356,196| 11.56 |
1850 | 11,711,266| 6.75 | 26,163,152| 15.08 |
1860 | 37,073,022| 10.49 | 23,613,395| 6.67 |
1870 | 53,118,022| 12.18 | 54,545,306| 12.51 |
1875 | 78,891,769| 14.80 | 63,411,606| 11.89 |
1880 |131,861,617| 19.74 |110,779,516| 16.59 |
1881 |114,244,631| 17.77 | 87,790,890| 13.66 |
1882 |131,356,113| 18.13 | 98,623,766| 13.61 |
1883 |133,612,450| 18.48 | 98,755,423| 13.66 |
1884 |119,150,641| 17.84 | 94,698,249| 14.18 |
1885 |106,774,553| 18.49 | 78,254,677| 13.55 |
1886 |128,434,759| 20.22 | 91,539,244| 14.40 |
1887 |143,361,050| 20.71 |120,079,754| 17.34 |
1888 |155,057,432| 21.42 |121,605,094| 16.80 |
1889 |163,548,106| 21.94 |115,079,918| 15.44 |
1890 |170,637,250| 21.62 |116,924,080| 14.81 |
1891 |184,175,197| 21.80 |136,446,309| 16.15 |
1892 |188,317,595| 22.76 |112,729,303| 13.63 |
1893 |209,277,112| 24.16 |135,608,418| 15.65 |
1894 |130,086,011| 19.86 | 82,894,732| 12.65 |
1895 |180,939,902| 24.72 | 96,486,622| 13.18 |
1896 |197,646,852| 25.35 |101,070,937| 12.96 |
1897 |196,159,371| 25.66 | 88,490,406| 11.57 |
1898 |189,322,244| 30.73 | 79,288,417| 12.88 |
1899 |208,565,691| 29.91 | 91,953,914| 13.19 |
1900 |276,241,152| 32.50 |134,222,045| 15.79 |
1901 |248,006,751| 30.13 |127,576,924| 15.49 |
1902 |303,001,868| 33.55 |147,656,292| 16.34 |
1903 |330,491,084| 32.22 |195,750,847| 19.08 |
1904 |320,794,431| 32.37 |160,233,890| 16.17 |
1905 |389,160,658| 34.82 |177,827,960| 15.91 |
1906 |414,687,999| 33.81 |220,298,751| 17.96 |
1907 |477,027,174| 33.25 |274,096,464| 19.11 |
1908 |363,482,258| 30.43 |196,248,409| 16.43 |
1909 |453,319,751| 34.55 |222,580,277| 16.97 |
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| Manufactures | |
Year ending | ready for | Miscellaneous. | Total.
| consumption. | |
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| | Percent| | Percent|
| Dollars. |of Total| Dollars. |of Total| Dollars.
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1820 | 30,998,900| 56.86 | 556,709| 1.02 | 54,520,834
1830 | 35,734,837| 56.97 | 582,563| .93 | 62,720,956
1840 | 44,300,005| 45.09 | 630,094| .64 | 98,258,706
1850 | 95,312,499| 54.93 | 845,174| .49 | 173,509,526
1860 |199,878,690| 56.52 | 3,536,119| 1.00 | 353,616,119
1870 |173,034,847| 39.69 | 5,024,834| 1.16 | 435,958,408
1875 |177,891,440| 33.38 | 9,645,884| 1.81 | 533,005,436
1880 |196,587,405| 29.43 | 10,303,952| 1.54 | 667,954,746
1881 |203,725,925| 31.70 | 11,035,942| 1.72 | 642,664,628
1882 |238,716,691| 32.94 | 11,556,826| 1.59 | 724,639,574
1883 |242,945,562| 33.59 | 12,648,195| 1.75 | 723,180,914
1884 |207,771,072| 31.12 | 12,288,615| 1.84 | 667,697,693
1885 |182,543,076| 31.61 | 13,671,507| 2.37 | 577,527,329
1886 |194,791,568| 30.65 | 16,310,485| 2.57 | 635,436,136
1887 |202,800,073| 29.29 | 8,002,275| 1.16 | 692,319,768
1888 |211,218,652| 29.17 | 8,940,754| 1.24 | 723,957,114
1889 |212,482,518| 28.52 | 8,635,860| 1.16 | 745,131,652
1890 |230,685,581| 29.23 | 9,251,325| 1.17 | 789,310,409
1891 |217,577,775| 25.75 | 8,355,632| .99 | 844,916,196
1892 |204,543,857| 24.72 | 6,458,073| .78 | 827,402,462
1893 |228,764,866| 26.40 | 7,347,377| .85 | 866,400,922
1894 |148,798,021| 22.72 | 4,557,045| .70 | 654,994,622
1895 |199,543,108| 27.26 | 6,596,915| .90 | 731,969,965
1896 |226,639,759| 29.07 | 5,559,113| .71 | 779,724,674
1897 |217,843,918| 28.48 | 4,611,981| .60 | 764,730,412
1898 |153,025,210| 24.84 | 4,338,165| .70 | 616,049,654
1899 |169,516,630| 24.32 | 4,730,863| .68 | 697,148,489
1900 |203,126,341| 23.90 | 5,407,979| .64 | 849,941,184
1901 |205,505,580| 24.96 | 6,157,048| .74 | 823,172,165
1902 |231,420,820| 25.62 | 5,611,410| .62 | 903,320,948
1903 |257,757,184| 25.13 | 5,896,825| .58 |1,025,719,237
1904 |252,857,673| 25.51 | 6,754,620| .68 | 991,087,371
1905 |252,372,650| 22.58 | 6,665,061| .60 |1,117,513,071
1906 |307,801,154| 25.10 | 9,100,980| .74 |1,226,562,446
1907 |364,192,884| 25.39 | 10,700,947| .75 |1,434,421,425
1908 |331,617,926| 27.77 | 10,406,902| .87 |1,194,341,792
1909 |297,617,739| 22.69 | 9,452,095| .72 |1,311,920,224
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