COMPARATIVE PRICES OF LEADING ARTICLES OF PRODUCE IN THE NEW YORK MARKET.

THE following statement exhibits the comparative prices of leading articles of produce in the New York market on the 31st day of December for the last five years:

INDEX TO PART SECOND

Alcohol, Receipts of, page 172.

A

Arrests and Convictions in 1913, page 246.

Assay Office, New York.-Operations of, page 214.
Automobiles, Exports and Imports of, pages 130, 146.

B

Bacon and Hams.-Exports of, pages 124, 152.

Balance of Trade of the United States, page 169.

Bank Stockholders, Number of, page 210.

Banking Institutions of the State of New York, pages 207-08.

Banking Resources of Seven Cities, page 207.

Banks of the City of New York.-Condition of, as shown by the Clearing
House Statements, page 197.

Of the City and State of New York, National.-Their condition as
shown by their reports to the Comptroller of the Currency, page 201-

202.

Of the United States, National, page 203.

Of the City and State of New York, Incorporated under the Laws of
the State. Their condition as shown by their reports to the Superin-
tendent of the Banking Department, pages 204, 205.

Of Savings, in the City and County of New York.-Compared with
the Savings Banks in other Counties of the State, page 206.

Beans, Receipts of, pages 143, 172.

Beef, Receipts of, page 172.

Beef Cattle, Exports of, pages 124, 145.

Beef and Pork.-Exports of, pages 124, 152.

Prices of, page 262.

Beet Sugar, pages 11, 15.

Bridges of New York, page 227.

Buckwheat, Receipts of, page 172.

Budgets of the City of New York, 1899-1914, pages 239, 240.

Building Operations in New York and other American cities, 1913, 1912

and 1911, page 248.

Bullion and Specie.-Exports of, pages 121, 124, 125, 157, 163, 164, 165, 166–8.
Imports of, pages 117, 119, 123, 144, 163, 164, 165, 166-8.

Re-Exports of, pages 164, 165, 166.

Butter, Exports of, pages 76, 124, 153.

Prices of, pages 76, 262.

Receipts of, pages 76, 138, 172.

Butter Trade of New York, page 76.

C

Cabin Passengers, Movement of, during 1913, pages 227, 228, 229.
Californian Wines, Receipts of, page 42.

Canals of the State of New York.-Transportation on the, page 187.
Barge, Statistics of, page 188.

Canal Traffic in Grain compared with Railroad Traffic, page 171.
Carrying Trade of New York.-Foreign, page 126.

Cattle, Beef.-Exports of, pages 124, 145.

Champagne, arrivals of, page 35.

Cheese Trade of New York, page 80.

Cheese, Exports of, pages 80, 124, 153.

Prices of, pages 80, 262.

Receipts of, pages 80, 138, 172.

Chicago, Statistics of, compared with the City of New York, pages 200,
207, 209, 217, 224, 225, 241, 242, 243, 247, 248, 253.

Cities, Statistics of Population of American, page 224.

Financial Statistics of American, pages 241–243.

Clearing House of New York.-Transactions of, pages 196–200.
Clearings, Bank, in leading cities of the United States, page 200.
Compared with Liabilities of failing concerns, page 200.

Coal Trade of New York, page 61.

Coal, Consumption of, in New York, page 63.

Coffee Trade of the United States, page 23.

Consumption of, pages 27-8.

Exports of, page 147.

Imports of, pages 23-4, 123, 132.

Prices of, pages 23, 29.

Production of, pages 26-7.

Stock of, at all Ports of the United States, January 1, 1914, pages 24. 27.
Coinage of the United States Mint and Branches, page 215.

Commerce.-Foreign, pages 117-169.

Exhibit of, Calendar years 1913, 1912, 1911, 1910, page 169.
Summary of, pages 122-125.

Copper, Imports and Exports of, pages 123, 124, 132, 147.

Corn Meal, Receipts of, page 172.

Corporations, Statistics of, page 172.

Cotton Crop of the United States, Review of, page 44.

Cotton, Consumption of, pages 46, 51, 54, 57.

Crops of, 1878-1913, pages 56, 58.

Exports of, pages 44, 46, 53, 59, 124, 147.
Imports of, pages 123, 132.

Cotton Mills, Dividends of, page 49.

Building, in 1913, page 108.
Prices of, pages 47, 48, 59, 60, 262.

Receipts of, pages 44, 45.

World's Production of, page 55.

Cotton Manufactures.-Exports of, pages 50, 53, 108, 124, 147.

Imports of, pages 106, 123, 132.

Prices of, at New York, pages 59, 110.

Spindles, pages 50, 51, 56.

Wages of Employees in, page 48.

Cottonseed Oil, Receipts of, pages 139, 172.
Customs, Receipts of, at New York, page 120.

D

Debt of the City of New York, pages 235-238.
State of New York, page 234.

Debt of the United States, pages 231-233.
Diamonds, Imports of, pages 123, 141.

Dry Goods Trade of New York, Review of, page 104.
Dry Goods.-Exports of, pages 108, 124, 147.
Dry Goods.-Imports of, pages 106, 119, 123, 132.
Prices of, pages 59, 110-112.

Dwellings, Statistics of, page 220.

E

Education, Department of, in New York, page 244.
Egg Trade of New York, Review of, page 83.

Eggs, Exports of, page 147.

Imports of, pages 83, 133.

Output of, page 83.

Prices of, pages 83-85.

Storage Stocks of, page 85.

Receipts of, pages 83, 133, 172.

Electric Light and Power, Statistics of, page 238.

Emigrant Aliens, Departure of, from the Port of New York, page 229.
Exchange, Foreign, at New York, Rates of, pages 212, 213.

Exports, etc., Leading Articles of, page, 124.

Comparative, pages 168-169.

Domestic, pages 117, 120, 121, 124, 126, 127, 145, 158, 164, 165, 166,
168, 169, 171.

From the Port of New York, for the calendar years 1894-1913, pages
117, 169.

For the fiscal year 1913, pages 122, 124, 125, 127, 145.

Foreign, pages 117, 120-21, 125-6.

Fire Department, City of New York, page 249.

Fires in New York City, page 249.

Flax and Hemp Manufactures-Imports of, pages 123, 133.
Flour, Exports of, pages 124, 146, 171.

Prices of, page 262.

Receipts of, pages 170-1.

Foreign Countries, Commerce of New York with different, page 158.
Free Goods.-Imports of, at the Port of New York, pages 117, 118.

Glucose, page 21.

Gold, Production of, page 210.

G

Gold and Silver Bullion of Domestic Production-See Bullion and Specie.
Government Securities, Prices of, at New York, page 211.

Grain, Receipts of, at different ports, 1909-1913, page 170.
Receipts of, at New York, 1886-1913, pages 170-171.

Hams.-Exports of, pages 124, 152.

Prices of, page 262.

Hay, Receipts of, pages 136, 172.

H

Health and Vital Statistics of New York and other cities, page 247.
Health Officer's Fees at New York, page 193.

Hemp and Manufactures of.-See Flax.

High Wines, Receipts of, page 172.

Hominy, Receipts of, page 172.

Hops, Receipts of, pages 136, 172.

Immigrants.-Arrival of, at the Port of New York, page 228.

Imports at the Port of New York, pages 117-19, 123-44, 158-167, 169.

Leading Articles, of, page 123.

Imports, Comparative, page 167.

Of Free Goods, pages 117-18.

Insurance, Rates of Marine, at New York, page 189.

Iron Trade of New York, Review of, page 89.

Iron, Exports of, pages 95-6, 124, 150.

Imports of, pages 96, 137.

Prices of, pages 90-1, 262.

Production of, page 92.

Iron and Steel manufactures, Imports of, page 137.

Exports of, pages 124, 150-1.

New Construction in, page 92.

L

Lake Ports, Tonnage of the Northern, page 184.

Lard, Exports of, pages 124, 152.