Expenditures of the Russo-Japanese war / by Gotaro Ogawa.

212 ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR

DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AND OLD COMPANIES AFTER THE WAR

New Extended Total
companies companies companies
Classified industries
No. Capital No. Capital No. Capital..~~~~~~

Banks...............
Railway.............
Insurance............
Mining.............
Marine products......
Electricity and gas....
Silk and cotton spinning
and weaving......
Wool spinning and
weaving.........
Silk spinning and weaving..............
Total...........
Steamship..........
Docks..............
Total...........
Iron smelting........
Iron industry........
Machinery..........
Total...........
Sugar manufacture....
Milling.............
Fertilizer manufacture.
Paper manufacture....
Brick manufacture....
Tea manufacture.....
Cement manufacture..
Celluloid manufacture.
Brewing............
Others..............
Total...........
Transportation and
warehousing......
Book printing........
Lumber industry......
Commerce..........
Miscellaneous........

18
37
7
I7
17
37
13
2
4

Yen
30,715,000
282,220,000
28,000,000
38,870,000
I,325,000
I04,600,000
20,033,000
4,000,000
520,000

81
i6
5
6
I
12
35
3
I

Yen
23,616,250
91,274,800
8, 00,000
3,550,000
950,000
23,430,000
23,853,000
200,000
25,000

99
53
12
23
19
49
48
5
5

Yen
54,331,250
373,494,800
36,100,000
42,420,000
12,275,000
128,030,000
43,600,000
6,ooo0,000
545,000

19 24,553,ooo 39 25,878,000 58 50,431,080
5 1,950,000 5 I6,539,oo00 I I8,489,00o
4 15,04I,000 3 8,052,000 7 23,093,ooo
9 16,991,000 9 24,59I,000 17 41,582,000
2 30,390,000..... 2 30,390,000
I 500,000..... I 500,000
3 575,000 5 2,360,000 5 2,935,000
6 31,465,000 5 2,360,000 8 33,825,000
5 I,050,000 5 13,000,000 IO 23,500,000
4 5,500,000 2 I1,40,ooo 6 6,640,000
13 15,800,000 6 4,200,000 I9 20,000,000
15 2,050,000 3 10,550,000 7 12,350,000
4 3,750,000 3 I,000,000 7 4,750,000
2 700,000 I 500,000 3 1,200,000
3 1,050,000 2 1,500,000 5 2,550,000
5 6,400,000...... 5 6,400,000
3 2,300,000 2 I,OIO,OOO 5 3,3Io,ooo
12 4,266,000 IO 1,940,000 22 6,206,000
56 52,3I6,000 34 34,840,000 90 87,156,000

8
7
9
17
17

8,290,000
2,290,000
9,150,000
5,455,000
5,275,000

3
4
2
7
II

600,000
137,000
350,000
1,664,000
7,535,000

II
II
21
23
28

9,840,000
2,427,000
9,500,000
6,919,000
12,810,000

The above figures unmistakably point to the prominence
of manufactures among the various enterprises newly pro