No. 13.-IN-TRANSIT AND TRANSSHIPMENT TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES, 1935

No. 15.-INDEXES OF CHANGES IN QUANTITY, UNIT VALUE, AND TOTAL VALUE OF
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE, 1910-14, 1921-35

1 Data are for calendar year 1913.

1,000 tons 64, 612 64,887

[1923-25 average=100]

1910-14 average

1921-25 average

1926-30 average

1930

1931

1932

48

184

1 65

155

44

166

170

146

5 585 8 8

97

105

97

99

86

97

105

89

104

94

94

90

89

104

2 Import indexes are based on general imports for all years through 1933, and imports for consumption thereafter. For 1934, the import indexes were obtained by apply. ing to the 1933 general import indexes the percentage changes in quantity, unit value (price), and value of imports for consumption from 1933 to 1934. For method of calculation see "Index numbers," p. VI.

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No. 16. EXPORTS INCLUDING REEXPORTS AND GENERAL IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AND NET EXPORTS (+) OR IMPORTS (—) OF MERCHANDISE, GOLD, AND SILVER, BY MONTHS, 1912-35