Monthly Survey of Business Conditions in India December 1940

The progressive figures must not therefore be understood as necessarily representing the sum of the monthly figures shown in the table or the sum of the latest month's figures and of the progressive figures published in the preceding month. [...] 516-519 ' COTTON RAW. '. 519-522 JUTE MANUFACTURES. '. 523-526 JUTE RAW. '. 526-627 IRON AND STEEL '. 528-531 SUGAR. 532-533 COAL. '. 533-535 TEA. '. 535-536 OTHER INDUSTRIES. ' '. 536-537 ELECTRIC ENERGY GENERATED AND CONSUMED IN BRITISH INDIA '. 537 AGRICULTURAL SITUATION. 537-538 COMMODITY PRICE INDEXES :— Calcutta.539-5 [...] OF WHOLESALE PRICES. 553 III (2) PRICES—DECLARED VALUES OF EXPORTS AND IMPORTS (INDEX NUMBERS). 653 III (3) COST OF LIVING (INDEX NUMBERS). 554-555 IV RAILWAYS. 555 V SHIPPING. 556 VI (1) FOREIGN TRADE—EXPORTS (VALUE AND VOLUME). 556-559 VI (2) FOREIGN TRADE—IMPORTS (VALUE AND VOLUME). 560-563 VII INLAND TRADE—TOTAL VOLUME OF TRADE CARRIED BY [...]. 563-565 VIII COASTAL TRADE—TOTAL VALUE. 666-569 IX FINANCIAL STATISTICS. 570-571 X (a) CLASSIFICATION OF DISPUTES BY INDUSTRIES. 572-574 X (b) INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES FROM THE FIRST QUARTER OF 1932 TO THE FIRST QUARTER OF 1940. 575 XI POSTAL TRAFFIC:— (1 ) PARCELS TELEGRAMS AND REGISTERED ARTICLES OF THE LETTER MAIL. [...] Stocks of sacking cloth and bags at the end of December 1940 were 14.4 crores of yards and registered an increase of 10 lakhs of yards as copared with the previous month and of 2.6 crores of yards as compared with the same month of last year.