United States yearbook - 1940 (1)

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No. 8 3 3 .— T e x t i l e M a n u f a c t u r e s — P r o d u c t i o n , b y K i n d : 1935 a n d 1937—
Continued
PRODUCT
Unit
Q U A N T IT Y (T H O U ­
S A N D S O F U N IT
S P E C IF IE D )
V A L U E (T H O U SA N D S
O F D O LLA RS)
1935 1037 1935 1937
C O R D A G E AND T W IN E A N D J U T E A N D I.TN EN
GOODS
Total value_______ _____________ ___ 72,491 102,020
Ropo, cable, and cordage:
....... do..............
___ do.............
Linen and part-linen woven goods.-—..............
75,390
6,859
22,750
108,811
50,733
86, i§2
2,653
8,917
39,979
88,122
7,924
27,220
114,943
69,214
115,046
2,900
7,' 749
61,682
9,050
547
5,908
1,232
6,630
13,948
12,496
11,023
3,142
2,394
2,838
3,284
14,209
810
7,071
2,179
8,582
17,950
16,992
14.7B7
3,670
2,481
5,831
8,652
• For production ot wool-and-cotton mixed blankets containing 25 to 98 percent wool, see "'Wool and
bair manufactures,” p. 843.
2 See "Wool and hair manufactures,” p. 843.
2 For 1936—finished fabrics (not in the gray). For 1937—partly in the gray; partly finished fabrics.
• In addition, 82,000 dozen bathing suits valued at $1,772,000 wore reported as made from woven fabric
and 114,000 dozen valued at $705,000 made from purchased knitted fabric. Figures for bathing suits made
on contract from materials owned by others and made in contract shops from materials owned by establishments
reporting included with "Other knit products” to avoid disclosing data reported by individual
establishments.
5 Figures for dresses and suits made in contract shops from materials owned by establishments reporting
included with "Other knit products” to avoid disclosing data reported by individual establishments.
« For 1035—soles (goods invoiced to customers). For 1937—Quantity is production, including produots
made for others on commission and those made for own use; value is value of cloths woven from materials
owned and cloths woven on commission.
1 No comparable data.
• See "Cotton manufactures,” p. 842. * Includes $63,000 for which no square yards were reported.
i" Production including products made for others on commission and those made for own use.
11 For 1935—sales (goods invoiced to customers); for 1937—made for sale. No data.
Not including binder twine made in 8 penal institutions, as follows; 1935, 57,355,000 pounds; 1937,
42,809,000 pounds.
Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; reports of Biennial Census of Manufactures.
No. 834.— B o o ts a n d S h o e s ( O t h e r T h a n R u b b e r ) — P r o d u c t i o n , b y C l a s s :
1914 to 1939
N o t e .—In thousands of pairs. Detailed valuo data were not collected at the censuses. For total value of
produots of the industry see table 830, p. 823. Data tor 1925 to 1939 compiled from monthly reports of
manufacturers representing approximately 06 percent of the total production in the United States for
1925 to 1929, 08 percent from 1930 to 1933, 99 percent for 1034 to 1936, and 98 percent for 1037 to 1930
1014.
1919.
1025..
1030.
1982.
1933.
1934.
1935.
1936.
1037-
1938.
1939.
YEAR
Total
Boys’
Misses’
Men’s i and
youths’ Women’s and
children’s
Infants,
Athletic
>*
All
fabric
22
Part
loather
and
part
fabric
Slippers
i
292,666 98,031 22,896 80,016 48,322 15,477 m (•) (*) (o
331,225 95,017 26,604 104,813 48, 538 16,669 686 11,056 C C)
323,553 86,546 21,021 104,782 38,691 24,587 5,914 8,604 Cl 23,899
304,170 77,147 18,630 112,620 32,037 18, 558 1,728 2,693 C) 34,994
313,200 74,493 18,100 113,944 33, 600 15,663 1,111 0,132 1,874 38, 212
350,382 88,821 19, 944 130,742 33,180 18,678 1,316 4,637 1,485 40, 648
357,119 91,387 17,348 138,045 34, 521 19,451 1,333 3,930 1,374 43,713
383,761 99,525 17,847 146,231 37,276 21,167 1,961 3,871 2,891 42,055
415,227 103,784 16,570 161,858 38,845 21,612 2,486 2,802 3, 569 51,311
411,909 102,805 17,481 149,675 39,911 22,786 2,676 7, .705 14, 541 48,294
300,740 96,660 17,137 147,756 40,188 21,316 2,005 8,072 8,537 42.487
424,186 103,763 16,858 167, 697 43,990 24,085 3,867 4,937 7, 209 45,695
All
other
27,024
28,042
9,549
5,964
10,170
11,030
11,018
12,138
14,301
6,104
5,809
6,056
>Figures beginning with 1927 are not strictly comparable with earlier years owing to the fact that large
quantities of heavy footwear now included with men’s shoes were included with "Athletic” prior to 1027.
2 Figures exolude footwear with fabrio uppers and rubber soles; data for this class, for certain census years,
are shown in table B40, p. 860.
2 Figures include satin, canvas, etc.
* Includes slippers and moccasins (all leather and part leather, felt, etc.) for house wear.
! Not reported separately; included with "all other.”
‘ Not reported separately; included with the various classes of boots and shoes.
Source: Department of Commerce, Bureau of the CenBUB; figures are published currently in monthly
releases.