Flour mill and grist industry growth in United States
Washington April 7 report outlines 1909 trends in the flour mill and grist mill industry. It classifies merchant mills by human food and livestock feed, notes 11,941 of 23,852 mills were custom mills, and cites costs, wages, and output across sizes.
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Washington
United States
Durand
Bureau of the Censia
Department of Commerce
W. M. Stewart
Ehief
Merchant mills in 1909 show uneven value distribution and large growers
Survey of merchant mills shows 51.2 percent of units produced valued at least 20 000. yet these gave only 6.2 percent of total product value. Mills with output over 100 000 dominated value, reporting 72.6 percent in 1909 and 67.4 percent in 1904. Wheat led grain shares, with 61.6 percent in 1909 and 64.6 in 1899, while total flour output rose 3.5 percent to 107,108,461 barrels.
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Coeur
Humber
Financial status shows improved markets amid April settlements
April settlements pass with little strain as money markets ease. Foreign demand boosts American stock purchases while Europe stabilizes. caution remains over Balkan Turkey finances and Turkish bonds amid territorial losses. Henry Clews notes strong foreign trade and a belief that life goes on after death.
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New York
Germany
Berlin
Turkey
Balkan States
France
Russia
England
Europe
Henry Clews
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