Cotton Counts Its Customers

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1 E f~erm.t Record ig Destroy Cotton Counts Its Customers troy THE QUANTITY OF COTTON CONSUMED IN FINAL USES 60 IN THE UNITED STATES Revised 1957 an(i Preliminary 1958 CIO UTILIZATION RESEARCH DIVISION Copyright, 1959 by NATIONAL COTTON COUNCIL OF AMERICA Memphis, Tennessee June. 1959

2 7,/ Cord Do 1 Destroy THE TEN LARGEST END USES FOR COTTON, 1957 and 195$ (500 pound Gross Weight Bales) Ments & Boys' Trousers ,020 Men's & Boys' Shirts Sheets ,120 Towels & Toweling Women's, Misses', & Juniors' Dresses ,830 Drapery & Upholstery Fabrics ,030 Retail Piece Goods ,080 Men's & Boys' Underwear ,930 Automobile Uses Rugs & Carpets ,110 Ments & Boys' Trousers ,450 Men's & Boys' Shirts ,060 Sheets ,000 Towels & Toweling Drapery & Upholstery Fabrics ,090 Women's, Misses', & Juniors' Dresses ,730 Retail Piece Goods Men's & Boys' Underwear Rugs & Carpets ,290 Automobile Uses ,100 - *re:xa.s * rech / Dept of Ag Eco oot j

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES Summary S S S S S. 1 End Uses Men's, Youths',, & Boys' Apparel Woments, Misses', & Juniors' Apparel Children's & Infants' Apparel Household Uses,, 9 Industrial Uses...,, 1]. SECTION II: UNIT PRODUCTION, PERCENT OF MARKET HELD BY COTTON, COTTON CONSUU'TION BY USES, & EQUIVALENT RAW COTTON REQUIRED PER UNIT Monts, Youths', & Boys' Apparel ,. 16 Women's, Misses', & Juniors' Apparel Children's & Infantst Apparel , 21 Household Uses, 23 Industrial Uses, 26

4 This edition of "Cotton Counts Its Customers" contains revised estimates of cotton consumption by end uses for the calendar year 1957 and preliminary estimates for the year End use classifications are comparable to those reported in the Special Edition of "Cotton Counts Its Customers", except for a few changes which are indicated by footnotes. Section I of this edition summarizes by major uses: (A) cotton consumption,, and (B) cotton's share of the total market in terms of raw cotton equivalents. Summary data for the years 1955 and 1956 are also included in Section I for comparison with estimates for 1957 and 195. Estimates for years prior to 1955 are reported in the Special Edition of "Cotton Counts Its Customers", Section II lists the specific end uses within each major use. For each end use it contains detailed information on unit production, percent of the market held by cotton, estimated quantity of raw cotton consumed, and the approximate number of pounds of raw cotton required to produce one end use unit. Estimates in this edition are based on data compiled by the staff of the market research section of the National Cotton Council from published statistics and information from government agencies, trade associations and private companies - supplemented by information and estimates from many private companies and individuals. All estimates of cotton consumption relate to the volume of raw cotton required to produce that quantity of a given article which was manufactured in its final form in the United States during the calendar year. Domestic consumption of cotton in some of the smaller end uses and United States exports of fabric and yarn are not included in this publication. Domestic production of consumer products for export, covered by the end use classifications in this report, are included in the consumption estimates. The interest and cooperation of the many individuals in private companies, trade associations, and government agencies who contributed information for use in this publication is acknowledged with appreciation.

5 SECTION I: COTTON CONSU1TION BY END US1, (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market l/ SUMMARY Prelim- Revised mary APPAREL USES. TOTAL (A).&/ 3 3, , , (B) 60% 6 1 % 60% 61% MEN' 3, YOUTHS', & B013' APPAREL, TOTAL (A) 2/ 2, , ,271.0 (B) / 72% 72% 72% 73% N MEN' 3, MISS', & JUNIORS' APPAREL, TOTAL (A) , , ,026.3 (B) 40% 40% 41% 42% CHILDREN'S & INFAN' APPAREL, TOTAL (A) ,2 (B) 75% 76% 76% 77 HOUSEHOLD USES, TOTAL (A) 2, , ,280.3 (B) 54 52% 50% 50% INDUSTRIAL USES TOTAL (A) , , ,511.6 (B) 25% 26 AND TOTAL. ALL USES (A) / 8, , (B) 45% 46% - 1 -

6 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END 1JSES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market END USES Prellm- Revised mary APPAREL US]3, TOTAL (A).9/ 3,67.1 3,97.6 (B) 60 61% 6 61% MEN'S. YOUTHS'. &BO!S' APPAREL, TOTAL (A) / 2, , , ,271.0 (B)/ 7$ 72% 72% 73% 1. BATHING SUITS & TRUNKS (A) (B) 55% 57% 61% 62% 2. BATHRCFS, DRESSING GOWNS, & SMOKING JACKETS (A) (B) 40? 42% 46% 55% 3. COATS & JACKETS (A) ,9 (B) 31% 30, 31% 32% Blanket & Sheeplined, except Leather (A) (B) 52% % 49% Mackinaws & 1'4eltons (A) ,0 1.0 (B) 5% 5% 5% 5% Overcoats, Topcoats & Storincoats (A) (3) 3% 3% 2% 24 Sport Coats & Leisure Jackets, Including Tailored Jackets (A) (B) 13% 14% 14% 15% Other Jackets, Excluding Leather (A) 27, , (B) 42% 43% 47% -2-

7 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market V Revised Prelim mary GLOVES (A) (B) 79% 79% Dress & Semi-Dress (A) (B) 24% 23% 21% 21% Work (A) (B) 83% 83% 82% 83% 5. HANDKERCHIEFS, EXCLUDING IMPORTS (A) (B) 95% 95% 95% 95% 6. HOSIERY (A) (B) 65% 65% 67% 67% 7. OVERALLS & COVERALLS (A) (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% 8. PAJAMAS & NIGHTWEAR (A) (B) 96% 95% 95% 96% Woven (A) (B) 95% 95% 95% 96% Knit (A) (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% 9. RAINWEAR, INCLUDING PLASTIC (A) (B) 62% 65% 66% 6$ 10. SHIRTS (A) (B) 87% 89% 88% 89% Dress (A) , (B) 96% 96% 95% 97% Polo, "T", Basque, & Other Knit (A) (B) 990 " fa 99% 96% 93% Sport, Woven (A) (B) 73% 79% 76% 79% - 3 -

8 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUITTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total llarket / 10. SHIRTS (Continued) Prelim Revised 1957 mary 1958 Sweat (A) ,2 (B) 97% 97% 97% 97% Work (A) 138, (B) 98% 98% 98% 98% U. SUITS, DRS (A) (B) 7% 8% 8% 8% Summer Weight (A) 4.8 5, (B) 14% 15% 15% 16% Winter Weight (A) (B) 6% 6% 6% 12. SWEATERS (A) (B) 9% 9% 9% 11% 13. TRUSE (A) (B) 79% 78% 78% 80 Dress & Sport (A) (B) 37% 41% 43% 47% Work (A) , (B) 99% 99% 99% 98% 14. UNDERWEAR (A) / (B) 96% 96% 91% 97% Drawers (A) (B) 98% 98% 98% 98% Shorts (A) (B) 93% 93% 94% 93% Undershirts (A).?/ ,8 97% 97% 98% 98% Union Suits (A) ,1 (B) 92% 92% 91% 92%

9 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market / Prelim- Revised mary WASHABLE SERVICE APPAREL (A) (B) 96% 96% 96% 96% WOMEN'S. MISS IS' & JUNIORS' APPAREL, TOTAL (A) ,026.3 (B) 40% 40% 41% 49y- 16. BATHING SUITS (A) (B) 44% 46% 49% 51% 17. BATHROBES & BEACH RcIS (A) (B) 63% 65% 68% 65% 18, BLOUSES, WAISTS & SHIRTS (A) US.? (B) 65% 67% 71% 72% 19. COATS & JACKETS (A) (B) 6% 7% 8% 9% Coats (A) (B) 2% 2% 2% Jackets, Excluding Leather (A) (B) 50% 44% 49% 51% 20. DRESSES (A) (B) 55% 53% 53% 54% Dozen-price (A) (B) 90% 83% 89% 90% Unit-Price (A) (B) 38% 37% 37% 37% Other, Knit (including Knit Suits & Skirts) (A) (B) 7% 10% 15% 35% 21. FOUNDATION GARMENTS (A) (B) % % % % -5-

10 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market / Revised Prelimmary GLOVES & MITTENS (A) (B) 57% 58% 57% 56% Dress & Semi-Dress (A) (B) 297!, 27% 25% 24% Work (A) (B) 90% 90% 89% 89% 23 HANDKERCHIEPS, EXCLUDING ThORTS & EtROIDERED (A) (B) 85% 86% 86% 86% 24. HOSIERY (A) (B) 10% 95, 10% 9% 25 HOUSECOATS, INCLUDING BREAKFAST & BRUNCH COATS (A) (B) 58% 62% 65% 65% 26. NEGLIGEES & BEDJACK2S (A) (B) 25% 2 8% 27% 29% 27, NIGHTGOJNS, PAJAMAS & OTHER NIGHTWEA.R (A) (B) 51% 541, 52% 55% 28. OVERALLS & COVERALLS (A) (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% 29. RAINWEAR, INCLUDING PLASTIC (A) (B) 22% 24% 28% 32% 30. SPORTSWEAR (A) (B) 83% 88% 87% 83% 31. SUITS & SKIRTS (A) (B) 30% 31% 34% 36% Skirts (A) 60, (B) 43% 43% 44% 46% Suits (A) 1.2 1,1 (B) 2% 2% % 1.6 3% -6-

11 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END US, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market j/ 19Z Revised 1957 Prelimmary l SWEATERS & JERSEYS (A) (B) 3% 3% 4% 4% 33. UNDERWEAR (A) (B) 23% 21% 21% Slips & Petticoats (A) (B) 30% 27% 26% 25% Union Suits, Knit (A) (B) 90% 90% 90% 90% Vests, Panties & Bloomers (A) (B) 1$ 14% 141, 15% 34, WASHABLE SERVICE APPAREL (A) (B) 72% 72% 69% 70% CHILDREN'S & INFANTS' APPAREL TOTAL (A) (B) 75% 76% 76% 77% 35. BATHING SUITS & TRUNKS (A) (B) 62% 66% 70% 6% 36. BATHROBES & BEACIIRcE, EXCLUDING TUFTED (A) E.O (B) 77% 77% 37. BLOUSES., WAISTS, & SHIRTS, WOVEN (A) (B) 74% 73% 75% 77% 3. COATS, LEGGINGS, LEGGING SETS, JACKETS, SKI & SNOW SUITS & PANTS (A) (B) 161/6 1% 19% 23% 39. DIAPERS (A) (n) 100% lo( 100% 100% - 7 -

12 (Continued) SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market l/ Revised Prelimmary _ DRESSES (A) (B) 83% 84% 84% 86% 41. GLOVES & MITTENS (A) (B) 15% 15% 15% 15% 42. HOSIERY (A) 28, (B) 84% 82% 82% 80% 43, INFANTS' WEAR, MISCELlANEOUS (A) (B) 44% 41% 41% 42% 44. OVERALLS, COVERALLS, DUNGAREES & JEANS (A) (B) 98% 97% 97% 97% 45. PAJAMAS & OTHER NIGH1WEA.R (A) (B) 98% 98% 98% 99% 46. RAINWEAR, EXCLUDING PLASTIC (A) (B) % 44% 48% 47. SPORTSWEAR (A) (B) 93% 94% 95% 95% 48. SUITS & SKIRTS (A) (B) 50% 53% 52% 57% Skirts (A) (B) 45% 43% 45% 49% Suits, Except Ski & Snow (A) (B) 24% 30% 31% 36% Wash Suits (A) 8.8 8,9 8,7 9,4 (B) 78% 82% 79% 83% 49. SWEATERS (A) (B) 10% % - 8 -

13 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END US$, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market V Prelim Revised mary UNDERWEAR (A) (B) 69% 69% 66% 63% Panties & Bloomers (A) , (B) 70% 7 66% 6 1 % Slips & Gertrudes, Woven (A) (B) 5 49% 49% 51% Union Suits, Children's (A) (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% Vests and Undershirts (A) (B) 100% 100% 97% 96% HOUSEHOLD USES, TOTAL (A) 2, , ,230.3 (s) 54% 5h 50% 50% 51. BEDSPREADS, EXCLUDING TAILORED (A) (B) 95% 95% 93% 89% Tufted (A) (B) 97% 97% 94% 88% Woven (A) ,3 61,1 (B) 92% 9 90% 91% 52, BED TICKING (A) (B) 84% 80% 80% 80% 53. BLANKETS & BLANKETING (A) (B) 40% 36% 35% 33% Bed (A) (B) 34% 31% 29% 27% Crib (A) ,0 (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% -9-

14 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market V Revised 1957 Prelimmary COMFORTERS & QUILTS (A) (B) 21% 20% 21% 23% 55. CURTAINS (A) (B) 26% 25% 24 23% Lace (A) 3, (B) 85% 90% 90% 90% Other, Except Shower (A) 37, (B) 30% 28% 29% 28% Shower (A) (B) 8% 8% 5% 5% 56. DRAPERY, UPHOLSTERY, & SLIP COVER FABRICS, NOT ELSE- WHERE CLASSIFIED, EXCLUDING COATED FABRICS (A) (B) 73% 71% 61% 61% 57. LACES, INCLUDING TABLE CLOTHS & SCAR (A) (B) 78% 78% 60% 65% 58. MATTRESS & BOX SPRING FELTS (A) (B) ], 1% 59, MATTRESS COVERS (A) 7, (B) 90% 95% 93% 92% 60. OIL CLOTH (A) (B) 100% 100% 100% 100% 61, PADS, QUILTED, EXCLUDING FILLING (A) (B) 97% 95% 94% 94% 62. PILLOW CASES (A) (B) 100% 100% 99% 99% 63, RETAIL PIECE GOODS (A) (B) 68% 66% 66% 66%

15 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market / Revised Prelimmary RUGS & CARPETS, EXCLUDING PUNCHED FELT (A) (B) 25% 19% 18% 20 Tufted (A) (B) 43% 31% 25% 27% Woven (A) (B) 11% 10% 11% 11% 65. SHEETS (A) (B) % 99% 99% 66. SLIP COVERS, FURNITURE (A) (B) 70% 70% 68% 65% 67. STAMPED ART FOR FBROIDERY (A) (B) 89% 89% 88% 68, TABLE CLOTHS & NAPKINS, EXCLUDING LINEN (A) (B) 85% 84 82% 69. THREAD FOR HONE USE (A) (B) 99% 99% 99% 99% 70. TOWELS & T0JELrrIG (A) (B) 93% 94% 94% 95% 71. WINDOW SHADES (A) (B) 5' 57% 53% 52% INDUSTRIAL US,TOTAL (A) (B) , , , % 26% 72. ABRASIVES (A) (B) V V 38% 39%

16 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END US, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market j/ Revised 1957 Prelimmary AUTOMILE USES (A) (B) 15% 13% 11% ic Covers, Seat (A) (B) 21% 19% 17% 17% Linings & Upholstery (A) , (B) 39% 39% 38% 38% Tire Cord & Tire Cord Fabric (A) ,4 (B) 9% 7% 6% 5% Tops, Convertible (A) (B) 97% % 97% 74. AWNINGS (A) , (B) 981 % 98% 95% 95% 75. BAGS (A) (B) * * 12% 13% 76. BELTS, MACHINERY (A) (B) 69% 72% 71% 71% 77. BOOK BINDINGS (A) (B) * * loqc CARRIAGES, BABY (A) (B) 84% 74% 8 79, CASKETS (A) ,8 8,6 (B) 54% 54% 52% 51% 80. CHEESE COVERING (A) (B) 65% 65% 65% 65% 81. CORDAGE & TWINE (A) (B) 11% 12% 11% 13% Hard Fiber Cordage & Twine (A) (B)

17 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USE, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market j/ 81. CORDAGE & TWINE (Continued) Prelim- Revised mary Soft Fiber Cordage & Twine (A) (B) 32% 32% 32% 32% 82, FILTER CLOTH (A) , (B) * * 75% 7:3% 83, FISHING SUPPLIES (A) 18, (B) 79% 78% 72% 6' 84. FTAX (A) ,4 (B) * * 80% 80% 85, FRICTION TAPE (A) 8.2 9, (B) 84% 81% 80% 80% 86. HOSE (TEXTILE CONTENT ONLY) (A) (B) 54% 54% 50-54% 87, INDUSTRIAL THREAD (A) (B) 90% 89% 93% 93% 88, INSULATION, ELECTRICAL (A) (B) * * 23% 23% 89. LABELS, WOVEN (A) (B) 35% 35% 35% 35% 90. LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES (A) (B) 45% 46% 44% 43% Flatwork Ironer Material (A) 31, ,8 286 (B) 44% 44% 44% 43% Press Materials (A) 37, (B) 50% 50% 46% 45% Wash Nets (A) ,8 4.6 (B) 30% 30% 30% 30%

18 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES., (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton1 s Percentage Share of the Total Market / Revised 1957 Prelimmary LUGGAGE (A) 18, (B) % 24% 24% 92. MAIL BA (U. S. GOVIT.) (A) (B) 100% 100% 100% 93. NEAT STOCKINETT (A) (B) * * 100% 100% 94. MEDICAL SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT (A) 103,8 96, (B) V 2/ 93% 9$ 95. PAPER FELTS & PAPER MAKERS FELTS (A) (B) 32, 35% 34% PICK SACKS, COTTON (A) (B) 100% 100% 100% 100% 97. RIBBONS FOR OFFICE MACHINES (A) (B) 90% 90% 75% 74% 98, SATURATED WOVEN FABRICS, ASPHALT (A) ,5 7.7 (B) * * 3% 83% 99, siio (A) (B) 2/ 2/ 3 33% Leather (A) , (B) 24% 24% 25% 25% Rubber (A) 41, ,6 54,5 (B) * * 99% 99% 100. SPORTING EQUIPMENT (TEXTILE CONTENT ONLY) (A) (B) 85% 80% 78% 101. TABPAULThS (INCLUDING MILITARY PURCHASES) (A) 71, (B) * * 85%

19 SECTION I: COTTON CONSUMPTION BY END USES, (Continued) (A) Thousands of 500-pound Bales of Cotton Consumed (B) Cotton's Percentage Share of the Total Market / Prel Revised mary , TENTS (INCLUDING MILITARY PURCHASES) (A) (B) 100% 100% 100% 100% 103., TOBACCO CLOTH (A) (B) 100% 100% 100% 100% 104, TRACING CLOTH (A) (B) * * 95% 95% 105. UBRELJAS (A) (B) 46% 47% 44% 4/4 % 106. VACUuM CLEANER BAGS (A) (B) 45% 45% 30% 2% 107. VENETIAN BLIND TAPE (A) (B) 65% 65% 65% 63% 108. WIPING CLOTH, INDUSTRIAL (A) (B) 90% 90% 90% 90% 109, ZIPPER TAPE (A) (B) 97% 97% 97% 9E FOOTNOTES. SECTION I / Estimated ratio of cotton fiber to total fibers and materials consumed, in terms of cotton equivalents. / Revised from data published in "Cotton Counts Its Customers", Special Edition, because of correction in conversion factors used for men's and boys' undershirts, 1955 and NOTE: Cotton's percentage share for men's and boys' apparel total lowered from 73% to 7 for / Omitted because of insufficient data on consumption of competing materials in certain industrial uses. For percent of market held by cotton in most industrial uses, see detailed breakdown on industrial uses, Section II. * Represents only cotton's share of the market. Sufficient data not available to estimate total market, 1955 and

20 SECTION II: UNIT PRODUCTION, PERCENT OF MARKET HELD BY COTTON, COTTON CONSUMPTION BY UNF$, AND EQUIVALENT RAW COTTON REQUIRED PER UNIT, 1957 Revised and 1959 Preliminary Statistics on unit production, percent of the market held by cotton, estimated quantity of cotton consumed in each market, and the number of pounds of raw cotton required to produce one unit are presented below. As a result of space limitations, the complete statistical tabulations for each use and sub-use have not been presented. If the reader Is Interested in the tabulations, they may be reproduced by the following steps: a. Unit production multiplied by number of pounds of raw cotton required to produce one unit equals total market for all materials in terms of raw cotton equivalent pounds; b. Total market in terms of raw cotton equivalent pounds divided by 500 equals total market for all materials in terms of raw cotton equivalent bales; c. Total market for all materials in terms of raw cotton equivalent (pounds or bales) multiplied by percent of the market held by cotton equals estimated quantity of cotton consumed (pounds or bales). NOTE: To facilitate tabulating, all bale estimates have been rounded to the nearest ten bales. Insofar as possible, production data were obtained from Facts For Indus reports of the Bureau of the Census, United States Department of Commerce; and from information published by trade or industry organizations. Where such information was inadequate, supplementary data were obtained from industry representatives and private companies. Conversion factors are based on data reported in Cotton Counts Its Customers, Special Edition, with revisions where necessary to adjust for changes in fabric and/or yarn requirements per unit, and changes in fabric widths and weights. Revised conversion factors were based on information obtained from trade sources and from data reported in Bureau of the Census, Facts For Industry, Series M22T, 'Cotton Bread Woven Fabric, Average Width and Weight, First Quarter 1958". It is not the purpose of this report to show the consumption of materials other than cotton; however, the quantity of competing materials consumed in terms of cotton equivalents, can be determined from the percentage of the market held by cotton. Comments, additional data, and suggestions for improving future editions of this publication will be appreciated. APPAREL USES MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' APPAREL Equiv Revised 1959 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit - Dozen) 1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) 11 2/ Bales) 3/ ( MEN'S, YOUTHS', & BOYS APPAREL TOTAL 222.8Q Z71,05-1. BATHING SUITS & TRUNKS Knit Q 2L7 U 4Q - Woven LJ Men's Boys' Men's , , Boys' , , BATHROBES, DRESSING GOWNS, & SMOKING JACKETS 11,810 L COATS & JACKETS ,980 - Blanket & Sheeplined, except Leather Men's , , Boys' , , Mackinaws & Melton Men's Boys' Topcoats, Overcoats & Stormcoats Men's Boys' Sport Coats & Leisure Jackets, Including Tailored Jackets Men's & Students , , Boys' , , Other Jackets, Excluding Leather Men's 1, ,750 1, , Boys' , ,

21 MEN'S, YOtFPHS', AND BOYS' APPAREL (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Unit Estimated Unit Estimated Raw Item Production Cotton Production Cotton Cotton (1,000 Percent Consumption (1,000 Percent Consumption Required Dos. Pr.) Cotton (500-1b. Dos. Pr.) Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit V 2/ Bales) 3/ V 2/ Bales) 3/ ( 4. GLOVES Dress & Semi-dress , Knit fabric (cut & sewn) Leather, Including Fabric Lined) Leather & Fabric Combination Seamless Gloves & Mittens Woven Fabric Gloves & Mittens Other, Fabric Gloves & Mittens Work l Canton Flannel 7, ,860 7, , Circular Knit Cotton, Lightweight , , Double 2, ,880 2, , Fleeced Cotton Jersey 3, ,300 2, , Hot Mill , , Leather Welder Leather & Fabric Combination 2, ,700 2, , Leather, Other 1, , Terry Cloth , , Other , , Dozen) Dozen) 5. HANDKERCHIEFS, EXCLUDING I!ORTS 15, HOSIERY j,/ Athletic Doz. Pr.) Doz. Pr.) Q Crew am 95 jffo Men's 1, ,310 1, , Boys' , , Half-hose, Including Fall-fashioned Slack Socks & Anklets , Men's 34, LO 1.30 Boys' Anklets 1, ,670 1, , Slack Socks, Socks & Golf Hose 6, ,650 7, , Work LIQ 80 l5020 Dozen) Dozen) 7. OVERALLS & COVERALLS One-piece Suits Q Overall Jackets Overalls, Bib Men's , , Boys' , , PAJAMAS & NIGHTWEAR L , Woven o - Men's 1, ,740 2, , Boys' , , Knit, lien's & Boys' RAINWEAR, INCLUDING PLASTIC SHIRTS , D Dress 138, Men's 6, ,600 6, , Boys' , ,

22 N'S, YOBTES', AND BOYS' APPAREL (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary slant Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. (1,000 Cotton (500-1b. Per Unit Dozen) ]J 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) 1/ 241 Bales) 3/ ( 10. SHIRTS (Continued) Polo, "T", Basque and Other Knit M Men's 5, ,530 5, , Boys' 3, ,230 3, , Sport, Woven Men's 13, , , Boys' 5, ,490 5, , Sweat ,200 - Men's 1, ,550 2, , Boys' , , Work , Men's 4,L ,500 3, , Boys' , , SUITS, DRESS Summer Weight , Men's & Students' , , Boys' Winter Weight Men's & Students' 1,180 9, z - 8, Boys' , , SWEATERS LI21 U. I22Q - Men's 1, ,050 2,015 2, Boys' ,930 1, , TROUSERS Dress & Sport / 141.2Z Men's Students', Boys' & Cadets' 2L.42A 5A Long Pants & Knickers 2, ,030 2,838 TO 58, Short Pants , , Work Dungarees 7 Z Q Men's 2, ,680 2, , Boys' 4, ,220 5, , Other Men's ,350,l , Boys' , , UNDERWEAR Drawers Heavyweight D Lightweight & Mediumweight, Including Balbriggan Supporter Type Full-length Im Half-length & Knee- Length A9A ,61 Briefs Men's 6, ,740 6, , Boys' 4, ,410 5, , Shorts Woven Men's 8, ,030 8, , Boys' , , Knit, Men's & Boys' ILL1-0 2j-8 Undershirts Athletic, Sleeveless 4L2 U 39, Men's 5, ,540 5, , Boys' 1, , , Heavyweight Ll 29 3., J Mediunweight, Including Balbriggan 2, Lightweight

23 MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOTS' APPAREL (Concluded) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliiniiry alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-1b. (1,000 Cotton (500-1b. Per Unit Dozen)_V 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) 1/ 2/ Bales) / ( 14. UNDERWEAR (Continued) Union Suits ,120 Knit Heavyweight M Men's , , Boys' , Lightweight, Men's & Boys' L Woven, Men's & Boys' Aik 2 15 WASHABLE SERVICE APPAREL Bakers', Cooks, & Barbers' , , Medical & Hospital , , Work Aprons, Industrial , , WOMEN'S, MISSES', AND JUNIORS' APPAREL, TOTAL Ll BATHING SUITS 992 A Zi Knit Woven , , BATHROBES & BEACH ROBES c) - Tufted / , , Woven , , BLOUSRS, WAISTS, & SHIRTS L ItQ 19. COATS & JACKL'TS Coats 2/ L12Q AO_610 - Fur Trimmed Without Fur Trim 1, ,640 1, , Jackets, Excluding Leather k , DRESSES 2/ 21, Dozen-Price 8, ,940 8, , Unit-Price 12, ,240 11, , Other, Knit (including knit suits & skirts) , , FOUNDATION GARMENTS Brassieres & Bandeaus Combinations & One ,686 ig 30,870 15, , ou piece Garments , , Corsets Girdles 1, ,900 1, , Garter Belts & Hose Supporters , , Roll-one, "two-way' stretch (excluding rubber) 1, ,290 2, , Surgical & Maternity Corsets & Combinations Doz. Pr.) Doz. Pr.) 22. GLOVES & MITTENS 4.98 L L Dress & Semi-dress Knit Fabric (cut & sewn) Cotton , Nylon 1, Rayon or More Wool

24 WOMEN'S, MISSES', AND JUNIORS' APPAREL (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Unit Estimated Unit Estimated Raw Item production Cotton Production Cotton Cotton (1,000 Percent Consumption (1,000 Percent Consumption Required Doz. Pr.) Cotton (500-lb. Doz. Pr.) Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit.1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ 1] 2/ Bales) 3/ ( 22. GLOVES MITTENS (Continued) Dress & Semi-Dress Leather, including Fabric Lined ixu Leather & Fabric Combination Seamless Gloves & Mittens Gloves, 50% or more wool Gloves, Other Mittens Woven Fabric Other LO - Canton flannel , , Circular Knit Cotton, Lightweight 1, ,780 1, , Double Fleeced Cotton Jersey Leather Leather & Fabric Combination Terry Cloth Other Work (1,000 Dozen) (1,000 Dozen) 23. HANDKERCHIEFS, EXCLUDING fl0r1e & ERBROIDRRED ILOILO A Doz. Pr.) Doz. Pr.) 24. HOSIERY 4/ Anklets 11, ,240 10, , Crew Socks , , Full-fashioned 37, , Seamless 19, ,490 22, , Other Socks, Including Ribbed Hose , , Dozen) Dozen) 25. HOUSECOATS, INCLUDING BREAXFAST & BRUNCH COATS NEGLIGEES & BEDJACKETS Bedjackets, Woven Negligees, Woven , NIGHTGOWNS, PAJAMAS, & OTHER NIGHTWEAR , O - Nightgowns, Woven 2, ,130 2, W, Pajamas, Woven 2, ,360 2, , Other Hihtwear, Knit, Including Bedjackets & Lounging Pajamas 2, ,930 2, , OVERALLS & COVERALLS RAINWEAR, INCLUDING PLASTIC AL SPORTSWEAR Dungarees & Jeans 1, ,6ö 1, , Playsuits, Sunsuits, Shorts, & Halters 4, ,470 4, , Polo, "T5, Basque & Other Knit Shirts 2, ,000 2, , Slicks 1, ,900 1, , Slack Suits

25 31. SUITS & SKIRTS 2/ Skirts Suits WEIEN'S, MISSES', AND JUNIORS' APPAREL (Concluded) Equfv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. (1,000 Cotton (500.-1b. Per Unit Dozen) 1] 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) ]J 2/ Bales) 3/ ( , ,960 1,260 7, ,230 1, SWEATERS & JERSEYS Coat & Cardigan Pullover & Jersey 3, ,240 3, , UNDERWEAR Q - 3, ,670 3, , Slips & Petticoats ] Knit , Woven f 41, Slips & Gertrudes 6, ,800 5, , Petticoats & Half-slips 2, ,770 2, , Union Suits, Knit Vests, Panties & Bloomers Circular Knit 8, ,130 8, , Warp Knit 21, Woven Panties, Step-ins, & Bloomers WASHABLE SERVICE APPAREL 2, Aprons, Smocks & Pinafores 1, ,600 1, , Nurses' Uniforms , , Other, Including Maids' & Waitresses' Uniforms , , CHILDREN'S & INFANTS' APPAREL, TOTAL , BATHING SUITS & TRUNKS Knit '?i5 Girls' & Teenage Girls' Children's & Infants' Woven Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's & Infants' , , BATHROBES & BEACHRORRS, EXCLUDING TUFTED V Z Girls' & Teenage Girls' 91 2, , Children's & Infants' , , BLOUSES, WAISTS & SHIRTS, WOVEN , ,260 - Girls' & Teenage Girls' 1, ,580 1, , Children's & Infants' 1, ,840 1, , COATS, LEGGINGS, LEGGING SETS, JACKETS, SKI & SNOW SUITS & PANTS 12 14, Coats 2 Girls' & Teenage Girls' / Children's & Infants' Coats, Leggings, & Legging Sets - Girls' & Teenage Girls' Children's & Infants' Jackets, Excluding Leather Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's & Infants' , , Ski & Snow Suits Girl' & Teenage Girls' Children's , , Toddlers' & Infants' , ,

26 CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' APPAREL (Continued) Equiv Revised 198 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-1b. (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit Dozen) 1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) ]J 2/ Bales) 31 ( 38. COATS, LEGGINGS, LEGGING SETS, JACKETS, SKI & SNOW SUITS & PANTS (Continued) Ski & Snow Pants 240 ko 26 o - Girls' & Teenage Girls' Childrents & Infants' DIAPERS / 16, ie. DRESSES , Girls' & Teenage Girls' 2/ ,110 3, , Children's 3, ,330 3, , Toddlers' & Infants' 2, ,720 2, , Doz. Pr.) Dos. Pr.) 41. GLOVES & MITTENS, CHILDREN'S & INFANTS' HOSIERY _4/ 15.1 L Children's Anklets 7, ,00 7, , Socks, 5/8-7/8 1, ,320 1, , Infants' Q - Anklets & Socks 5, ,120 5, , Ribbed Hose INFANTS' WEAR, NISCELLANEOtE Dozen) Dozen) Bootees (Pairs) Buntings Knit Pilchers & Soakers Sacques OVERALLS, COVERALLS, DUNGAREES & JEANS ,110 Knit LL0 - Creepers & Rompers , , Suits, Pantie Suits, & Overalls , , Woven Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's 1, ,170 1, , Toddlers' , , Infants' Creepers, Rompers, & Crawler Type Overalls 1, ,000 1, , PAJAW.S & (YEllER NIGHTWEAR Nightgowns, Woven Flannelette & Other Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's Toddlers' & Infants', Including Kimonos , , Nightwear, Knit, Children's & Infants' / Heavyweight, with feet 1, ,290 1, , All Other, Including Gowns & Kimonos 1, ,760 1, , Pajamas, Woven Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's , , Toddlers'& Infants' , , RAINWEAR, EXCLUDING PLASTIC

27 CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' APPAREL (Concluded) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. (1,000 Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit Dozen) 1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ Dozen) 1/ 2/ Bales) / ( 47. SPORTSWEAR Playsuits, Sunsuits, & Shorts Girls' & Teenage Girls' 2, ,641) 2, , Children's 3, ,650 3, , Toddlers' , , Polo, "T", Basque, Sweat & Other Knit Shirts , Q - Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's & Infants' 4, , , Slacks Girls' & Teenage Girls' , , Children's 1, ,340 1, , Slack Suits 82 A A Girls' & Teenage Girls' Children's , SUITS & SKIRTS L L Skirts Girls' & Teenage Girls' j/ , , Children's & Toddlers' Suits, Except Ski & Snow - Girls' & Teenage Girls' Girls' (6x & under) Boys' (6x & under) , , Wash Suits 2L Boys' , , Toddlers' , , SWEATERS & JERSEYS u Girls' & Teenage Girls' , Children's , , Infants' UNDERWEAR 10-/ Panties & Bloomers Knit Girls' & Children's , ,945 Mo 19,330 10,l , Infants' 2, ,870 2, , Woven, Girls' & Teenage Girls' Slips & Gertrudes, Woven Girls' & Teenage Girls' 2, ,070 2, , Toddlers' & Infants' Union Suits, Children's Vests & Undershirts o7o Girls' & Children's , , Infants' (Including Bands) 2, ,290 2, , HOUSEHOLD USER, TOTAL - Q Q Lin. Ida.) Lin. Yds.) 51. BEDSPREADS, EXCLUDING TAILORED , Tufted l Woven Jacquard 14, ,330 13, ,010 Other , ,000 15, , BED TICKING Q/

28 HOUSEHOLD teed (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Unit Estimated Unit Estinted Raw Production Cotton Production Cotton Cotton Item (1,000 Percent Consumption (1,000 Percent Consumption Required Lin. Cotton (500.-1b. Lin. Cotton (500.-1b. Per Unit Yds.) ]J 21 Bales) 3/ Yds.) ]J 21 Bales) 3/ ( D Bed !67 V AU-Cotton, including sheet blankets AA BLANKETS & BLANKETING z 75, l00 All New Wool Reprocessed Wool 12, L AU-Wool 3, , % Wool 2, , % Wool Less than 25% Wool 7, ,570 5, , Synthetic, including Crib ,47O 1.36 Crib, excluding synthetic , Units) Units) 54. COMFORTERS & QUILTS Ltt CURTAINS Pairs) Pairs) Lace Other, except Shower l Cafe & Tiered 19, ,420 20, , Cottage 8, ,450 8, Ruffled 21, ,340 19, , Tailored 17, ,210 17, Units) Units) Shower M2 I L2Q Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yd.) 56. DRAPERY, UPHOLSTERY, & SLIP COVER FABRICS, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED, EXCLUDING COATED FABRICS 3/ LACED, INCLUDING TABLE CLOTHS & SCARFS MATTRESS & BOX SPRING FELTS 276, Units) Units) 59. MATTRESS COVERS Lin. Yds.) Lin. Tue.) 60. OIL CLOTH JQQ C Units) Units) 61. PADS, QUILTED, EXCLUDING FILLING l5.4o - Baby 5, ,020 5, , Mattress 5, ,800 5, , PILLOW CASED Flat Woven Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) Q 7l60 -. Muslin, including carded percale 35, ,240 33, , Percale, Combed 21, ,020 21, , Pillow Tubing, All Constructions D9O A45- Synthetic, Knit & Woven

29 HOUSEHOLD USES (Concluded) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Sc. Cotton (500-1b. (1,000 5s. Cotton (500-1b. Per Unit Yds,) ]J 2/ Bales) 3/ Yds.) D. 21 Bales) 3/ ( 63. RETAIL PIECE GOODS RUGS & CARPETS, EXCLUDING PUNCHED FELT Tufted Fabric 71, ,010 78, , Woven Tarn 176, , , , W ag Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) 65. SHEETS Muslin, including carded percale 222, , , , Percale, Combed 132, , , , Synthetic, Knit & Woven 1, , SLIP COVERS, FURNITURE STAMPED ART FOR E14BROIDERY AM Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) 68. TABLE CLOTHS & NAPKINS, EXCLUDING LINEN Damask 16, ,170 15, , Other than Damask 45, ,710 44, , TIfflEAD Cotton i Crochet & Hand Knitting 6, ,920 6, , Darning Embroidery , , Sewing 5, ,930 5, , Other 2, ,530 1, , Synthetic , TOWELS & TOWELING Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) Woven Bath & Hand Huck, Damask & Jacquard 1-71,354 23,980 61, , Turkish, Terry/ 229, , , , Bath Cloths / 40, Dish Cloths, Dish Towels & Other (11000 (1,000 Knit Circular - Bath, Hand & Dish 1, ,730 1, , Warp - Bath, Hand & Dish 3, ,44.0 3, , Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) 71. WINDOW SHADED , L AM

30 INDUSTRIAL USES Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Sq. Cotton (500-1b. (1,000 Sq. Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit Yds.) 1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ Yds.) 1/ 3/ Bales) 3/ ( INDUSTRIAL USES, TOTAL ABRASIVES 99,386 L Buffing & Polishing Whee1s/ 22, ,340 17, , Coated Abrasives 77, ,450 71, , AUTOMOBILE USER Covers, Seat Conventional Caps - 18, , ,770 18,453 Seat & Backing Fabric 66, , Seat Backing & Facing 50, ,690 49, , Washable Lin. Yds.) Lin. yd.) Passenger Cars 1868 L ,P4 L6 70,430 - Carpets 13, ,780 9, , Headlinings 17, ,200 12, Seat & Bolster Fabric 30, ,060 21, , Sheeting 15, ,770 10, , Sidewall Fabric 24, ,260 17, , Laces & Bindings 85, ,080 59, , Trucks 6.M ,ZLO - Coated Fabrics ,620 6I 100 6, Linings & Upholstery lg Sheeting 1, , Tire Cord & Tire Cord Fabric Cotton , - Tire Cord & Tire Cord Fabric, Excluding Chafer 9, ,520 6, , Chafer & All Other 33, ,230 27, , Synthetic Rayon Tire Cord & Tire Cord Fabric, Woven & Not Woven 340, , Nylon Tire Cord & Fabric 86, , Other Nan-Made Fiber Tire Cord, Including Chafer 7, , Tops, Convertible Original Equipment 5, ,670 3, , Replacement 4, ,930 5, , AWNINGS BAGS, TEXTILE & MULTI-WALL PAPER / Cotton Lin. Yds.) Lin. Yds.) , l Feed 67, ,050 67, , Flour 104, , , Other 92, ,870 87, , All Other BELTS, MACHINERY Rubber (Textile Content only) , Conveyor & Elevator 26, ,080 21, , Flat Transmission 6, ,060 5, , V-Belts, All Types 12, ,510 9, , Leather, Transmission / Cotton Conveyor & Flat Transmission LQ ioo

31 INDUSTRIAL USER (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Maw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (11000 Sq. Cotton (500.-lb. (1,000 Sq. Cotton (500.-lb. Per Unit Yds.) Bales) 3/ Yds,) D. 2,1 Bales) 3/ ( 77. BOOK BINDINGS, EXCLUDING PAPER CARRIAGES, BABY Linings 1, , Outer Coverings Tops CASKETS / ]. - Backing 34, ,150 34, , Covering 4, ,670 4, , Lining 15, , CHEESE COVERING 2o CORDAGE & TWINE , Hard Fiber Cordage & Twine Cordage Twine Baler 79, , Binder 13, , Other 21, , Soft Fiber Cordage & Twine , FILTER CLOTH j lo L (1,000 ( FISHING SUPPLIER 10, Fish Line 1, ,090 1, , Netting 3, ,200 3, , Seine Twine 5, ,220 4, , (11000 (1, FLAGS ig A ~6 85. FRICTION TAPE A-4 (11000 (1, RUSE (TEXTILE CONTENT ONLY) Fire 5, , , Other 36, ,480 31, , INDUSTRIAL THREAD M j Cotton 57, ,910 52, , Synthetic 4, , INSULATION, ELECTRICAL , LABELS, WOVPIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING EQUIN]ENT & SUPPLIER Flatwork Ironer Materials Apron Duck 2, ,740 2, , Cover Cloth 44, ,000 41, , Feed Ribbons Padding 6, ,710 5, ,

32 INDUSTRIAL USED (Continued) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Sq. Cotton (500-lb. (11000 Sq. Cotton (500-lb. Per Unit Yds.) ]J 2J Bales) 3/ yds.) 1/ 21 Bales) 3/ (Lbs.j 90. LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING EQUIPt'IENT & SUPPLIES (Continued) Press Materials Cover Cloth 17, ,220 16, , Flannel 10, ,240 10, , Padding 17, ,550 16, , Wash Nets 2Q I*.6 L LUGGAGE Covering 26, ,340 24, , Lining 9, ,200 8, , NAIL RACE (U.S. GOVIT.) / - Regular 2, ,540 3, , Air Hail MEAT STOCKINRPTES MEDICAL SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT 798, Adhesive Tapes & Plasters 21, ,280 21, , Bandages, Gauzes & Sponges 434, , , , Sanitary Napkins 342, , , , PAPER FELTS & PAPER MAKERS' FELTS 10Q L (11000 (1, PICK SACKS, COTTON Duck 4, ,180 4, , Osnaburg 4, ,910 4, , RIBBONS FOR OFFICE MACHINED A SATURATED WOVEN FABRICS, ASPHALT SHOES 9/ Leather & Fabric Bottoms 71, ,290 69, , Linings 125, , , , Uppers 191, , , , Laces, excluding Replacement 2, ,500 2, , Rubber Dais (Tennis) 4,1, ,1,40 5, , Oxford & Specialty 13, ,830 15, , Boots, Pacs, & Galtors 3, ,350 3, , SPORTING EQUIPMENT (TEXTILE CONTENT ONLY) / A10-0 3AM TARPAULINS (INCLUDING MILITARY PURCHASED)

33 INDUSTRIAL tnen (Concluded) Equiv Revised 1958 Preliminary alent Estimated Estimated Raw Unit Cotton Unit Cotton Cotton Item Production Percent Consumption Production Percent Consumption Required (1,000 Sq. Cotton (500-1b. (1,000Sq. Cotton (500 lb. Per Unit Yds.) 1/ 2/ Bales) 3/ yds.) D. 2J Bales) 3/ ( 102. TENTS (INCLUDING MILITARY PURCHASES) TUDACCO CLOTH , , - Seed Bed 29, ,550 28, , Shade Grown 31, ,260 30, , TRACING CLOTH Q2 U 122Q A USBRELLAS - Beach, Garden & Tractor 1, ,450 1, , Hand 5, , Lin. Yds) Lin. Yds.) 106. VACUUM CLEANER BAUS 28 ilo J VENETIAN BLIND TAPE 108. WIPING CLOTH, INDUSTRIAL , 90 22,140 AM 109. ZIPPER TAPE FOOTNOTEN, SECTION II / Sources of production estimates are United States Bureau of the Census, "Census of Manufactures', 1954; and "Facts For Industry", ; United States Department of Commerce, Survey of Current Business", ; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, "Federal Reserve Bulletin", ; and trade information unless otherwise indicated. 4/ Estimated ratio of cotton fiber to total fibers and materials consumed in terms of cotton equivalents. / Estimated equivalent raw cotton consumption in terms of 500 pound gross weight bales. Based on data reported in National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers, "Condensed Hosiery Statistics", Classifications by type of hosiery are not strictly comparable to those in "Cotton Counts Its Customers", Special Edition, due to classification changes in "Condensed Hosiery Statistics". / Includes meats walk shorts. Includes girls' and teenage girls, and children's tufted robes. / To compensate for shorter lengths in coats, dresses, and skirts, raw cotton equivalents for 1958 are revised as follows: Lbs. Per Doz, Woments, Misses', & Juniorst Coats Unit price dresses Dozen price dresses Knit - dresses, suits, & skirts Woven skirts Woven suits Girls' & Teenage Girls' Coats Dresses 8.31 Skirts / Girls' and teenage girls', and children's tufted robes are included with women's, missest v and juniors' tufted robes in item 17. 2/ Excludes diapers and diaper liners made from paper and/or non woven fabrics. 1 / Classifications revised from those appearing in "Cotton Counts Its Customers", Special Edition, to conform with product classifications as reported by Bureau of the Census in "Facts For Industry". / Raw cotton equivalent for 1958 is.55 pounds per linear yard. 4/ Based on Bureau of the Census, "Census of Manu.faotures", 1954, and data published by the American Carpet Institute. Based on data from the Thread Institute. / Excludes synthetic fiber used to reinforce selvage and decorative metallic thread. / Based on data from Buff and Polishing Wheel Manufacturers Association, Inc. / Estimated total equivalent linear yardage, cotton, burlap, and multi wail paper. Cotton and burlap yardage based on data reported by the Textile Bag Manufacturers Association; paper estimated in terms of equivalent cotton yardage on the basis of trade information. 1~7/ Estimate for "leather transmission" based on data from National Industrial Leather Association. 4/ Based on data from Casket Manufacturers Association of America. 3/ Based on procurement of mail bags by the United States Post Office Department. Q/ Based on data from the Bureau of the Census, "Facts For Industry", M68k; and data from National Shoe Manufacturers Association, Inc. / Based on data from the Athletic Goods Manufacturers Association. 29

34 Address inquiries to: National Cotton Council of America Utilization Research Division P. 0. Box 9905 Memphis 12, Tennessee Copyright, 1959 The material in this publication may be used without specific authorization provided proper credit is given to the National Cotton Council of America.