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PRICESTABLE F-36.— Wholesale price indexes, 1929-57[1947-49=100] iAll commodities other than farm productsand foodsPeriodAllcommoditiesFarmproductsProcessedfoodsTotalTextileproductsandapparelChemicalsandalliedproductsRubberandrubberproductsLumberandwoodproducts1929193019311932. .19331934 .19351936193719381939 . .61.956.147.442.142.848.752.052.556.151.150.158.649.336.226.928 736.544 045.248.338 336.558.553.344.836.536.342.652.150.152.445.643.365.560.953.650.250.956.055.756.961.058.458.1w( 3 )( 3 )(3)(3)? ( 3 )51.253.756.056.459.055.955.883.573.062.053.856.865.866.471.784.482.786.331.929.423.820.324.228.527.428.733.730.831.619401941194219431944 . _ _ - . _51.156.864.267.067.637.846.059 268.568.943.650.559.161.660.459.463.768.369.370.4(3)56.661.669.369.570.280.286.5100.6103.3102.035.241.845.448.051.91945 .1946194719481949195019511952 -19531954195519561957*1956: JanuaryFebruary _.MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugust __ -SeptemberOctober -NovemberDecember68.878.796.4104.499.2103.1114.8111.6110.1110.3110.7114.3117.6111.9112.4112.8113 6114.4114.2114.0114.7115.5115.6115.9116.371.683.2100.0107.392 897.5113.4107.097 095.689.688.490.984.186.086.688 090.991.290.089.190.188.487.988.960.877.698.2106.195.799.8111.4108.8104.6105.3101.7101.7105.698.399.099.2100.4102.4102.3102.2102.6104.0103.6103.6103.171.378.395.3103.4101.3105.0115.9113.2114.0114.5117.0122.2125.6120.4120.6121.0121.6121.7121.5121.4122.5123.1123.6124.2124.7100.1104.495.599.2110.699.897.395.295.395.395.495.796.095.995.194.994.994.994.894.895.395.495.670.676.3101.4103.894.896.3110.0104.5105.7107.0106.6107.2109.5106.3106.4106.5106.9106.9107.1107.3107.3107.1107.7108.2108.398.999.499.0102.198.9120.5148.0134.0125.0126.9143.8145.8145.2148.4147.1146.2145.0143.5142.8143.3146.9145.7145.8146.9147.952.560.393.7107.299.2113.9123.9120.3120.2118.0123.6125.4119.0126.3126.7128.0128.5128.0127.3126.6125.2123.6122.0121.5121.01957: JanuaryFebruary. .March. __AprilMayJune116.9117.0116.9117 2117.1117.489.388.888.890 689 590.9104.3103.9103.7104.3104.9106.1125.2125.5125.4125.4125.2125.295.895.795.495.395.495.5108.7108.8108.8109.1109.1109.3145.0143.9144.3144.5144.7145.1121.3120.7120.1120.2119.7119.7JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember 4_118.2118.4118.0117 8118.1118.492.893.091.091 591.992.6107.2106.8106.5105.5106.5107.4125.7126.0126.0125.8125.9126.095.495.495.495.195.094.9109.5109.8110.2110.4110.3110.5144.9146.9146.5146.2144.7145.7119.3118.6117.8117.3116.9116.4See footnotes at end of table.i 5 6
TABLE F-36.—Wholesale price indexes,[1947-49=100]i1929-57—ContinuedAll commodities other than farm products and foods (continued)PeriodHides,skins,leather,andleatherproductsFuel,powerandlightingmaterialsPulp,paper,andalliedproductsMetalsandmetalproductsMachineryandmotiveproductsFurnitureandotherhouseholddurablesNonmetallicminerals(structural)Tobaccomanufacturesandbottledbever-Miscellaneousproducts192959.370.267.069.372.686.61930193119321933193454.446.839.744.047.166.557.259.556.162.060.354.149.950.956.268.262.855.455.560.272.467.663.466.971.687.184.681.472.876.01935193619371938193948.751.956.950.552.062.264.565.764.761.856.257.365.663.162.6()65.359.860.667.265.665.471.671.773.471.169.575.975.876.576.476.419401941.19421943194454.858.964.063.963.460.764.566.468.470.362.864.064.964.864.866.268.671.271.071.071.276.876.478.469.771.374.174.575.977.378.179.183.083.41945194619471948194964.274.6101.0102.196.971.176.290.9107.1101.9()98.6102.998.565.973.991.3103.9104.871.680.392.5100.9106.678.683.095.6101.4103.179.184.293.9101.7104.485.889.797.2100.5102.3()100.8103.196.119501951195219531954104.6120.397.298.594.2103.0106.7106.6109.5108.1100.9119.6116.5116.1116.3110.3122.8123.0126.9128.0108.6119.0121.5123.0124.6105.3114.1112.0114.2115.4106.9113.6113.6118.2120.9103.5109.4111.8115.7120.696.6104.9108.397.8102.519551956.1957*93.899.399.5107.9111.2117.2119.3127.2129.5136.6148.4151.2128.4137.8146.1115.9119.1122.2124.2129.6134.6121.6122.3126.192.091.01956: JanuaryFebruary..MarchAprilMayJune96.797.197.7100.6100.0100.2111.0111.2110.9110.6110.8110.5124.8125.4126.8127.4127.3127.4145.1145.1146. 5147.7146. 8145.8133.3133.9134.7135. 7136.5136.8118.0118.2118.1118.0118.0118.1127.0127.1127.9128.6128.6128.9121.7121.7121.7121.7121.6121.689.688.788.292.196.192.9JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember-December.100.1100.0100.299.799.899.2110.7110.9111. 1111.7111.2114.0127.7127.9127.9128.1127.8128.0144.9150.2151.9152.2152.1152. 3136.9137.7139.7141.1143.4143.6118.3119.1119.7121.0121.1121.2130.6130.8131.1131.5131.2131.3121.7122.5122.8123.1123. 5123.691.391.189.989.291.291.71957: JanuaryFebruary.MarchAprilMayJune98.498.098.498.899.099.9116.3119.6119.2119.5118.5117.2128.6128.5128.7128.6128.9128.9152.2151.4151.0150.1150.0150.6143.9144.5144.8145.0145.1145.2121.9121.9121.9121.5121.6121.7132.0132.7133.2134.6135.0135.1124.0124.1124.1124.5124.5124.793.292.492.091.489.487.3JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember100.7100.5100.3100.4100.3116.4116.3116.1115.8115.7115.7129.5129.9130.1130.9130.9131.0152.4153.2152.2150.8150.4150.3145.8146.2146.9147.7149.2149.3122.4122.4122.3122.6122.7123.3135. 2135.3135.2135.3135.4135.7127.7127.7127.7127.7127.8128.088.890.189.487.786.887.21 This does not replace the former index (1926=100) as the official index prior to January 1952. Thesedata from January 1947 through December 1951 represent the revised sample and the 1947-49 weightingpattern. Prior to January 1947 they are based on the month-to-month movement of the former index.2 The data from January 1947 through January 1953 differ from the official series due to a change in themethod of eliminating excise taxes and discounts.3 Not available.* Preliminary.Source: Department of Labor.'57
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