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• COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE 138 REPORT OF weighing snore than 3 pounds per thousand: Quantity of TABLE VT-Cigarettes tobacco used, number of cigarettes manufactured and removed, calendar year 1948, by collection districts Cigarettes weighing more than Tobacco used 3 pounds per thousand Manufactured Number 146,500 385,700 60,150 48,406 641,250 536,870 104, 380 Average quantity of leaf tobacco used per 1,000 large cigarettes, 5.09 pounds. Without payment of tar for export Number Removed 204,500 204, 50 203,806 Tar-paid Number 146, 500 408,320 611,150 48, 400 500 663,870 536,590 127,260 Nunn-The number of factories in business is included in table 16. tobacco used in manufacturing cigars, cigarettes, and tobacco and snuff, also quantities of such articles manufactured, calendar years 1944 -481 TABLE 18.-Leaf 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 Year Year District First New York Second New York Third New York North Carolina Twelfth Pennsylvania Total, 1948 Total, 194 7 Increase Decrease Large Cigars Pounds 129, 399, 386 128,011,949 137, 165,884 135,028,368 139, 465, 561 Plug Pounds 61,654,569 59, 703, 982 51,809,873 47, 305, 808 45, 345,920 Year Unstemmed Pounds 192 203 179 Twist 574 598 24 Small Pounds 6,498,436 6, 722, 913 5,772,628 5, 151, 735 5,631,713 Pounds 482,602 378,414 372,885 309,472 357, 340 Stemmed Pounds 469 1, 284 1, 753 1, 333 Fine cut 420 Large Pounds 273,114 783,507 8, 662 2,785 3,263 Cigarettes TOBACCO AND SNUFF Pounds 4,092,238 3,069, 724 3,755,813 3,793, 349 3,206,919 Weighing more than 3 pounds per thousand Number 5,198,679,049 5, 274, 674, 590 5, 617,690, 668 5,487, 656, 171 6, 645, 104,476 Scraps, cuttings, and clippings Pounds Scrap chewing Pounds 52,858,763 47, 748, 343 46, 117,134 42, 188, 634 42,083,146 Cigars 71 190 3 204 307 43 Small Pounds 920, 145, 057 943, 502,267 1,000,929,225 1,055,591,192 1,099, 173,092 CIGARS AND CIGARETTES Weighing not more than 3 pounds per thousand Smoking Number 123,339, 710 98, 167, 030 92, 261,850 79, 689, 570 89,134, 180 Pounds 139,861, 057 168, 522,865 106,414, 119 104, 680,032 107, 599, 262 Tobacco and snuff Pounds 204, 241, 196 218, 499,433 168, 190, 329 164, 184,731 161,092,053 Snuff Total Pounds 1,254, 541, 355 1, 291, 175, 570 1,306,668,985 1, 355, 116, 546 1,400, 091,309 Total Pounds Pounds 41,961,777 306,934,840 43,833,974 330, 501,801 39,361, 114 253, 230, 681 39,163, 514 242, 283,072 40,808,952 244, 680,922 Weighing more than 3 pounds per thousand Cigarettes Number 26,870, 442 82, 415, 955 1,657,900 536,870 641,250 Weighing not more than 3 pounds per thousand Number 323, 583, 887,771 332,164,669,733 350,038,092, 948 369, 682,768,875 386,825,746.052 The quantities given are unstemmed equivalent of all kinds of tobacco used. Stemmed leaf and scraps, etc., used in manufacturing have been converted to unstemmed equivalent at the ratio of 3 pounds stemmed, etc., to 4 pounds unstemmed. Does not include tobeceo used In bonded manufacturing warehouses. Nose.-Compiled from statements of aecoimts 'Prepared from manufacturers' inventories and monthly returns filed under the United States internal revenue laws. For cigars produced in bonded manufacturing warehouses and removed for domestic consumption, see table 15. -et- +ft. cr' O t:4 0 O dN O / n Oa) ee. - E3 101 a a a .4 B1 73 0" ‘4 0 re l; 7d Jct. t 0 PP E. a o Z o d R . (42 0 i2;11= tai 0 E .4);4 47 0 0 4 P0 • 0 E, n 0 • E, Er to gfr• se, ..4p4 oo cy..4 • Fz g R. C4 o m en 0 • 0 0 8 m 80 • Jg P. PO 0 E . &I Ig . - Epi ':' z ... - X A 0 O eee O E. la O X REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE a 2 0 0 0 :g. X gg 5 5§. §g g11 ri err cit92c.`Eltz a;a2.2§ a, Si§§gif 1-1 ggggg 6 5 a g g§g - SIP Cisssi Wgg " i'agN18 gg RUM RUM erg re. gg ijcf ci 00 139
140 REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE a g z t.1 41 a I 0 ST gg ig MU.7,2ag c; • •-.337; FiE2S22-' sd ,giElln •ag 4.... 4 g g - n I I Incint4 na .20.00.04 20 ei tiF. P.2 2 I 8 8 3 ef O 0 z 0 to z -31 0 O 02 -4 o co ▪ 6. U 2 gin pri P4 o 014 0 Rd g z ▪ p ! ° 0 0 in a. in 0 0 E 91 a O at O -4 0 NUMBER OF CIGAR Percent of total production Aggregate cigar production Number of manufacturers Output of cigars 2561 1,161 (—) eseataap .10 013138.10111 8361 (—) esaamep 10 011104111 MIR 061 csisas,asamisgss .4 . •.4 " • .4 el r-2 4.4 zj 588:e4E.3EPRAVs 44,4 ',-;c1 ' •-444cif.3.4 ililMikiCiRI .ngt IiglaEn1 EP°.., ṅnn - el ... 11 12rI 42" 1 ERZ151:72 .1g5P. L44464NoWgv. c:ict .far ri• E§Win-ggAE 45503gangi yaiii:114 e.; .. III r.E N 001 0m,con AFJ.EA.E.127RRS Under 250,000 250,000 to 500,000 500,000 to 1,000,000 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 4,000,000 to 5,000,000 5,000,000 to 7, 500,000 7,500,000 to 10,000,000 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 20,000,000 to 40,000,000 Over 40,000,000 00'001 00'001 conflict 5, 645, 104, 476 L ILT Wan egg- cott ow% Total REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE 141 TABLE 20.-Exportation in bond of manufactured tobacco, snuff , cigars, and cigarettes, etc., year ended June 30, <strong>1949</strong>, by collection districts 1 District First California First Illinois Ke Fir nt tucky M issouri Fifth New Jersey First New York Second New York Third New York Fourteenth New York North Carolina First Ohio Tenth Ohio First Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Total District First California Sixth California Donneeticut Florida •ndiana .ouislana ilassachusetts Pew Ham ps hire First New Jersey Nth New Jersey First New York Iecond New York hird New York 'ourteenth New York torth Carolina 'enth Ohio Rat Pennsylvania 'welfth Pennsylvania_ outh Carolina 1ennessee irginia Manufactured tobaccp and snuff Cigarettes weighing not more than 3 pounds per thousand 2 Removed for exportation ounds 10,012 19,880 140,815 1, 681,524 7, 200 143 275, 293 79, 164 135 96, 685 2,657,819 7,950 Exported Pounds 10,254 20,110 149,531 1, 970, 867 4,176 K 643 400 273, 695 75,979 135 97,995 2, 744, 769 7,370 Delivered to export warehouses Pounds 4 Removed for exportation Number 1, 677, 641,800 1,398, 919,360 358, 690, 640 419,034, 920 364, 294, 300 5, 537,860 106, 537,860 33, 562,600 11, 891, 595, 300 1,856,573,600 15, 591, 028, 260 • Exported Number 1, 757,131,800 1, 424, 122, 360 377, 221,440 427, 003,920 369, 131,300 5, 476, 290 112, 787, 860 33, 662, 600 11, 718, 527, 300 1, 731, 243, 800 16, 717, 280, 220 Delivered to export warehouse Number 40,00 478, 00 48, 630, WI 34, 810,00( 4,976, 849 5,383,924 4 33, 502, 174, 840 34, 673,488, 600 83, 756,0E Cigars weighing more than 3 pounds 5 per thousand Removed for exportation Number 30,000 5, 400 2,857,228 1, 512, 000 76,000 31,500 131300 344, , 100 1,020,350 2,000 25, 500 66,000 1,657,400 15, 849,350 5, 603, 800 868,550 62,000 3,005, 450 Exported 4 Number 30,000 8, 400 2, 572, 228 1, 338, 000 55,000 31,300 140,300 297, 700 1,027,050 2, 000 37,500 72, 000 1,260,400 14,493,250 5, 894, 300 892,550 50,000 2, 941, 950 Perique tobacco, scraps, cuttings, clippings, siftings, etc. Removed for exportation Pounds 56 12,584 11,052 88, 872 44, 060 812, 018 10, 871 171,880 Exported Pounds 56 12, 584 7,157 93,307 44, 060 812, 016 10,1371 171,880 Cigarette paper books Removed for exportation Number 510, 400 470,430 10,800 29, 482, 240 Exported Number 530, 240 1, 484, 1919 10, 800 27, 316, 240 Total 33,145, 923 31, 144, 128 1,151, 191 1,151,731 30,473,870 29,341,470 tobacco and snuff, 63,001,280 small ory, cigarettes, or destroyed and after 93,000 removal large cigars. and prior to exportation: 2,365 pounds of Cigarettes weighing more than 3 pounds per 3 Cigarette ighing not more than 3 thousand: 201,500 removed for exportation, 201,5 00 pounds per thousand, 43,000 removed for exportation. exported. 1,067,050; Exported: class Class 0, 1,391,325 A, 700; class cigars. B, 24,503; class C, 3,473,650; class D, 2,064,050; class E, 23,122,853; class F,
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