18 REPORT ON COOPERATION IN AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE,
TaBiE 1.—United States: Imports and exports, average annual value in millions
of dollars, 1911-1943; 1901-1908.
‘Percentages and totals based on actual figures.)
Imports.
Classes and commodities.
1911-1913
1901-1903
Per cent
of Increase
decrease
“_ »y,
Totaleeerveencenn.
Foodstufls, total. ......| a1| 235 75
BOW.ooiiocnnen] 30) ieee,
Prepared... . 1941 (ay Vo LL
L714 048
COM. cur. tineecnennns
BEAL etre rinrnes ae
Fruits and nuts.........
BDIHS vies wogmps 7 Tin
LOB cupigviovyneniessnn ge
Chocolate, cocoa and
OAR Ong nunc sumasat ime
Breadstuffs., oe
105
45
20
18
20
Ge 70
67 57
23 100
16 23
13 30
8 131
2 Fakd
Manufacturers’
materials, total.
897 |
103 ,
[TE
466
56
iy
92
85
215
Hides and skins. .........|
India rubber and substitutes...............
Metals, drugs, dyes,
I wn wnmmniing cuss aman
Silk, unmanufactured...
Copper....
DIB. cousgunns
Precious stones. . .......
Fibers unmanufactured
including yarns.
tron and steel including
OPO. .seunneecnnnnannnn
Tobacco, unmanufac-SOMA.
vos spmpmeines
Wool, unmanufactured. .
Paper sins and Reo
pulp, pulp wi as
Matern, rood 8s
Wood and lumber... ..
~otton, unmanufactured
Furs and skins..........
Fertilizers, ee veemnon. ...
80
81
51
47
44
2
17
58
44
23
21
26
33
25 |
17
1c
55
83
124
125
66
81
~32
104
”
37
37
> §
417
48
115
148
39
Classes and commodities.
Total.
Foodstuffs, total.......
RawW.u..cvuennnnens
Prepared... .
Breadstuffs............
Wheat and wheat
products. ....
Plowre «yiiqsminnine
Corn and corn prod-ULB
uviervssnmane
Barley ..e..cceeann..
" GIES rr Snrcenan
eat ProductS.eeeese..
eats een
Bacon..........
Hams and
shoulders...
Pork, pickled...
Beef, fresh.....
Fol8.sipicnnnnnnnnn
Lard....cccueen
Oleooil........
Fruits and nuts........
i SR,
Canned, dried, etc..
Dil cake and oil-cake
88] cui ii gia vis ammen
Cottonseed.........
Linseed... ..ceanuen
Cottonseed oil .........
gL
SBE. vu hss snima nnn
Dairy products ........
Manufacturers’
materials, total, 4
Cotton, raw...
COPOBY. «ews vmmnamunn
Wood and wood produets.....
hom
Lumber............
Sawed timber. .....
SAVES... ovueenn ann
Coal and coke..........
Bituminous coal...
Anthracite coal.....
Iron and steel..........
Sheets and Jites. “
Rods of steel......,
Tin plates, terne
plates, otc.........
Leather, etc... o.oo...
Glazed kid.........
Sole leather. .......
Mineral 0ils...oveenenn.
LIde, . covinanannes
Poraflin, «. connvacan
Residuum.........
BOB ve voge conusninn wn
Furs and fur skins.....
“ertilizers, phosphate,
abe... -
Tickel. .oeoiinnun. au.
“hemicals, drugs, ete...
aints, pigments, ete...
Jement. hvdranlie
Exports.
Per cont
of increase
decrease
“hy ).
1911~
1913
2,290 1 1,410
4551 5,
140
315
167
uz
53
30
5
5
153
62
be
62
13
27
4
—25
—31
“og
168
72
39
&
4
184
108
20
~23
14
23
~17
~42
-_14
23
5
25
1C
28
67
£
L
ii
5
- 7
—468
—94
19
10
4
125
96
158
8
56
13
33
15
18
26
14
11
21
@
i
?
3
—§
—
1,109
572
124
549
324
40
42
21
7
4
24
15
&
5
1
2
102
76
208
88 1
66
10
6
82
39
20
48
22
8
107
164
56
61
155
163
158
956
1,887
430
5
1
19
9
23
7
~
®
23
2
7
1”
7.050
78
912
36
43
11
- 4
779
210
108
56
741
83
166
R10
1 Not separately reported.
* This total exports of manufacturers’ materials may be subdivided as ‘ollows: 1911-1913, unmanulactured
740 million, ‘manufactured 369 million; 1901-1903, unmanufactured 416 million, manufactured
133 million; increase, unmanufactured 78 per cent, manufactured 178 per cent.
* Less than one million.
