United States trade in merchandise and gold and silver with Alaska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands of the United States.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE HENRY A. WALLACE, Secretary Washington 25, D. C BUREAU OF THE CENSUS J. C. CAPT, Director REPORT NO. FT 800 SUPPLEMENT UNITED STATES TRADE IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE WITH HAWAII UN FEBRUARY 1945 u.s. depository (Information on subsequent revisions in this report will be supplied upon request) PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF J. EDWARD ELY Chief, Foreign Trade Division Bureau of rhe Census This report provides detailed information on United States foreign trade for 1945 which heretofore has been withheld from dissemination to the public for reasons of security. OCTOBER 1945 ^ Bureau of the Census J. C. CAPT, Director PHILIP M. HAUSER, Assists** Director MORRIS H. HANSEN, Statistical Assistant to the Director RALPH E. GALLOWAY, Executive Assistant to the Director Foreign Trade Division J. EDWARD ELY, Chief .IRVING WEISS, Assistant Chief Classifications and Codes—Frederick W. Harrison Export and Shipping Statistics—William C. Flaherty Export and Lend-Lease Statistics—Milton Kaufman Shipping Statistics—Nathan Habib Import Statistics—Frank C. …
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE HENRY A. WALLACE, Secretary Washington 25, D. C BUREAU OF THE CENSUS J. C. CAPT, Director REPORT NO. FT 800 SUPPLEMENT UNITED STATES TRADE IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE WITH HAWAII UN FEBRUARY 1945 u.s. depository (Information on subsequent revisions in this report will be supplied upon request) PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF J. EDWARD ELY Chief, Foreign Trade Division Bureau of rhe Census This report provides detailed information on United States foreign trade for 1945 which heretofore has been withheld from dissemination to the public for reasons of security. OCTOBER 1945 ^ Bureau of the Census J. C. CAPT, Director PHILIP M. HAUSER, Assists** Director MORRIS H. HANSEN, Statistical Assistant to the Director RALPH E. GALLOWAY, Executive Assistant to the Director Foreign Trade Division J. EDWARD ELY, Chief .IRVING WEISS, Assistant Chief Classifications and Codes—Frederick W. Harrison Export and Shipping Statistics—William C. Flaherty Export and Lend-Lease Statistics—Milton Kaufman Shipping Statistics—Nathan Habib Import Statistics—Frank C. Bauer SHIPMENTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM UNITED STATES TO HAWAII, FEBRUARY, 1945 Commodity description and unit of quantity Wet quantity Value (dollars) Conmodity description and unit of quantity Net quantity Value (dollars) GROUP 00.—ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS, EDIBLE. Animals , edible — Beef or veal, not canned: Presh or frozen Lb. Pork, not canned: Fresh or frozen Lb. Hans and shoulders, cured Lb. Bacon Lb. Other pork , pickled or salted Lb. Mutton or lamb, not canned Lb. Sausage, bologna and frankfurters, not canned Lb. Pork, canned Lb. Sausage, bologna and frankfurters, canned Lb. Other canned meat Lb. Poultry and game, fresh, not canned Lb. Kidneys and livers, fresh, frozen or cured, not canned Lb. Other meat products — Milk and cream — Butter Lb. Cheese Lb. Infants' food, malted milk, etc Lb. Other dairy products — Other animal oils and fats, edible* — Fresh fish, except shellfish, not canned Lb. Lb. Shrimp. Lb. Fish, salted, pickled or dry-cured Fish, canned Lb Other edible fish and fish products - Eggs, in the shell Doz Egg products, n.e.s Lb Other animals and animal products, edible - GROUP 0.—ANIMAL AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS, INEDIBLE. Leather — Boots, shoes, and other footwear with leather uppersi Boots and shoes: Men's Pr. Woman's Pf Other — Boots, shoes and other footwear, with uppers of materials other than leather Pr. women's and children's handbags, pocketbooks and purses *. No. Card cases, change purses, wallets, and similar articles No. Luggage and related articles No. Other leather manufactures — Other inedible animals and animal products — 0R0UP 1.—VEGETABLE FOOD PRODUCTS AND BEVERAGES. Malt Bu. Biscuits and crackers Lb. Other grains and preparations — Mixed dairy and poultry feeds Ton Other feeds — Vegetables, fresh or froien — Vegetables, canned: Asparagus Lb. Peas Lb. Soups Lb. Tomato Juice Lb. Other canned vegetables and Juices Lb. Ketchup, chill sauce, and other tomato table sauces Lb. Mayonnaise and salad dressings Lb. Olives Lb. Other sauces and relishes Lb. least Lb. Other vegetable preparations — Subtropical fruits, fresh: Oranges and tangerines Box Other subtropical fruit* , fresh — Other fruits, fresh or frozen — Dried and evaporated fruits — Canned fruits Lb. Other fruits and preparations Lb. Peanuts Lb. Other nuts and nut preparations — Cottonseed oil, refined Lb. Cooking fats, except Lard Lb. Other vegetable oils and fats , edible — Chocolate Lb. Tea Lb. Coffee, roasted Lb. Other table beverages Lb. ices Lb. Spdc Confectionary Chocolate candy Lb. Other candy Lb. Confections and desserts Lb. Chewing gum Lb. Other sugar and related producta — Distilled spirits: Rum Pf. Gal, Thiaky Pf . Gal, Other distilled liquors and compounds containing spirits Pf . Gal. nines Gal. 559,620 176,509 125,948 8,149 152,148 192,754 187,739 108,156 221,092 259,838 18,638 250,956 573,274 22,892 550,281 90,708 29d,814 514,186 752,100 164,025 275,794 163,123 65,781 42,816 59,098 11,566 15,178 86,323 1,807 93,031 268,578 512,578 674,210 1,605,925 565,622 282,875 248,066 527,677 150,000 18,915 1,205,703 315,504 92,285 245,819 606,857 322,537 35,909 158,390 57,955 25,859 115,078 164,585 67,206 43,064 25,496 106,082 34,080 8,650 2,030,783 12,750 261,885 94,889 55,548 58,376 2,406 37,448 61,544 61,824 37,814 60,175 113,256 5,924 7,380 46,858 103,820 95,075 6,009 109,359 11,338 60,489 38,382 85,469 156,485 42,259 356,556 57,689 9,976 1,956,047 19,433 832,907 548,775 85,837 115,704 126,108 64,315 49,294 99,375 16,505 4,476,853 27,176 25,956 76,047 141,314 11,222 141,629 24,166 25,494 52,892 45,937 223,446 49,188 62,601 70,420 81,047 21,750 108,815 82,805 24,722 27,878 26,640 151,648 66,958 19,645 34,920 47,808 118,225 29,262 62,250 30,685 47,529 9,578 15,933 59,650 49,5*9 17,764 29,959 24,546 371,845 1,418,479 379,542 45,309 GROUP 1.—VEGETABLE FOOD PRODUCTS AND BEVERAGES—Con Sirups and flavors for beverages Gal. Fruit Juices, Including concentrated Oal. Other beverages, n.e.s — GROUP 2.—VEGETABLE PRODUCTS, FIBERS AND WOOD. INEDIBLE, EXCEPT Automobile casings No. Casings and inner tubes No. Tire sundries and repair materials Lb. Other rubber and manufactures — Tobacco manufactures: Cigars and cheroots M. Cigarettes M Smoking tobacco , Lb. Other tobacco manufactures — Other vegetable products , Inedible — GROUP 3.—TEXTILE FIBERS AND MANUFACTURES. Cotton thread, twine, cordage and rope Lb Cotton cloth, duck, and tire fabric: Finished cloth, bleached, dyed, printed, stiffened, or otherwise converted, and colored yarn fabrics: 40 inches wide and narrower: Drills, twills and warp sateens Sq.Yd Printcloth yarn fabrics, all widths Sq.Yd, Colored yarn fabrics Sq.Yd, Other cotton fabrics — Cotton wearing apparel i Handkerchiefs Doz Knit goods: Hosiery. : Doz. Pre Underwear Doz Other knit goods — Garments of woven fabrics Overalls, breeches, pants, aprons, and men's work clothing, n.e.s Doz Shirts .Doz Other man's and boy's clothing of woven fabrics, n.e.s Doz, Women's dresses and ensembles..... No, Women's and children's underwear and nightwear, not knit Doz. Children's outerwear, not knit Doz. Other women's apparel of woven fabrics, n.e.s...... Cotton house furnishings — Other fabricated products of cotton, n.e.s — Other cotton manufactures — Vegetable fibers and manufactures — Fabrics wholly or chiefly of wool — Wool knit goods — Men's overcoats, suits and pants No Women's and children's wool clothing, not knit — Other wool or mohair manufactures — Piece goods, wholly or chiefly rayon and other synthetic fibers: Woven filament yarn fabrics Woven spun rayon fabrics, n.e. Sq.Yd Lb Sq.Yd Rayon house furnishings — Dresses, shirts, blouses and other outer wear for women and children — Hosiery Doz .Pre Underwear, knit Doz Underwear, woven Doz Sleeping and lounging garments, knit or woven... Doz Other rayon, nylon and other synthetic textiles and manufactures — Waterproof outer garments , except rubber or rubberized No Corsets, brassiere, and girdles, except all rubber. No Neckties, cravats, mufflers and scarfs, of all fibers Do* Hats, bonnets, hoods, caps and berets No Absorbent cotton gauze, and sterilized bandages. .. .Lb Other textile fibers and manufactures........ — GROUP 4.—WOOD AND PAPER. 10,054 67,768 7,526 7,335 110,836 905 67,880 134,453 356,955 425,872 13,409 44,419 18, 911 9,023 8,570 12,599 11,815 16,462 9,445 8,479 65,848 250,973 152,472 517,470 15,178 3,313 10,267 1,976 6,355 61,416 6,066 84,653 142,681 Board?, planks, and scantlings, lees than 6 inches in least dimension: Softwoods Douglas fir: Rough M.Hd.Ft. Dressed M.Bd.Ft. Other softwoods M.Bd.Ft. furniture of wood — Other wood manufactures — Printing paper Lb. Greaseproof and waterproof paper. . ."". Lb. Wrapping paper Lb Filing folders, index cards, and other office forms, plain or printed Lb. Writing paper Lb. Paper baf.s Lb. Boxes and cartons Lb. Other paper related products and manufactures — Other wood and paper — 63 109 ,587,287 304,184 •»75,275 68,776 975,982 427,816 ,873,536 44,150 74,182 517 902,880 149,540 25,551 35,803 134,360 91,491 336,958 36,304 95,093 4,330,075 34,037 37,582 101,607 142,686 38,156 30,181 95,993 74,150 118,402 178,299 170,366 146, 211 40,436 64,079 97,533 60,823 336,498 41,788 193,082 66,641 72,614 132,056 132,042 22,166 ?5,S90 155,203 315,077 49,491 462,086 52,897 21,280 120,378 90,455 145,491 21,796 37,577 48,518 75,919 69,461 163,826 1,732,404 4,772 5,948 262,106 150,080 101,187 43,059 44,194 32,873 160,911 61,960 334,079 495,748 45,485 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 3 1262 08230 042 6 J OF ICRC- Co^oditj description and unit of quantity Net quantity Value (dollars ] Cooaodity description and unit of quantity Vet quantity GROUP 5.—NONKBTALLIC MINERALS. Aviation actor fuels Bbl Motor fuel and gasoline 2tl. Other aotor fuel and gasoline Kerosene Bbl. Gas oil and distillate fuel oil Bbl Residual fuel oil 3bl. Lubricating oils — Lubricating greases, except graphite lubricants Lb Petroleum asphalt L.ton Other petroleum and products — Hydraulic cement Bbl Unfilled glass containers, including used - Other glassware — Pottery - Other nonmetallic minerals - 39,920 52,125 15,619 110,611 295,111 425,958 1,762 CROUP 6.—METALS AND MANUFACTURES, EXCEPT MACHINERY AND VEHICLES .Lb, Iron and steel bars and rods Tin-plate and taggers * tin Other Iron and steel semimanufactures — Structural iron and steel — Tubular products and fittings — Wire and manufactures — Sails and bolts except railroad and aircraft Lb, Other steel mill manufactures — Cutlery — Hollow ware ... .— T •: c le — Hardware — Metal drume and containers for oil, gas, other liquids and solids — Metal furniture and fixtures — Other iron and steel advanced manufactures — Copper — Brass and bronre — Other nonferrous ores, metals and all alloys, except precious — Precious metals, and plated ware, except Jewelry — Other metals and manufactures — 10,690,900 GROUP 7.—ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND APPARATUS. Batteries — Motors , starters , and controllers — Electric refrigerators and parte — Electrical appliances — Signal and communication devices — Other electrical machinery and apparatus — Power-generating equipment — Construction and conveying machinery — Mining, well, and pumping machinery — Power-driven metal-working machine tools — Textile, sewing and shoe machinery • — Other Indus trial machinery — Accounting, bookkeeping, and calculating machines and parts — Other office appliances — Tractors and parts — Other agricultural machinery and Implements — Automobile parte and accessories! Motor trucks, busses and chassis (new)i 1, and not over 1 1/2 tons No. Over 1 1/2 ton, not over 2 1/2 too No. Over 2 1/2 tons No. Automcbile parte for replacement Other vehicles and parts 1,817,969 140,555 67,462 172,985 57,221 160,589 527,021 88,805 59,076 56,562 78,550 50,822 69,256 189,897 133,435 206,357 1,588,477 22,939 591,540 63,248 32,544 99,511 75,676 44,090 18,540 64,177 26,178 104,718 60,717 23,445 130,080 55,952 76,971 41,028 53,146 26,066 315 2,099,795 57,555 55,058 56,659 127,894 120,994 193,542 35,289 86,058 51,954 95,753 4,864 214,511 25,»46 59,656 142,385 35,452 37,557 72,720 253,144 277,527 136,279 GRCUP 8.—CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS. Lb, Vitamin es and vltaaterale, n.e.s , Other medicinal* and pharmaceuticals , Chloropicrin Lb, Other agricultural Insecticides, fungicides and similar preparations and materials, dry or liquid base Lb, Household and Industrial insecticides, exterminators, and repellents, liquid, paste, powder or solid form Lb Specialty cleaning and washing compounds, except soap Lb, Flavoring extracts — Other chemical specialties — Industrial chemical* — Ready-mixed paints, stains and enamels Gal. Other pigments paints and varnishes — Potaseic fertiliser materials Lb, Soap: Toilet or fancy Lb Laundry Lb, Powdered or flaked Lb. Scouring bricks, pastes, powders, soaps, and household washing powders Lb, Hair preparations — Ferfumery and toilet waters — Other soap and toilet preparations — Other chemicals and related products — 8 feio 844,927 57,539 1,110,476 92,354 2,607,565 553,511 630,665 1,049,114 578,115 GROUP 9.—MISCELLANEOUS. Positive motion picture films, exposed or developed L.Ft Photographic paper Lb Other photographic and projection goods — Optical goods : Sun or glare glasses and sun goggles — Other spectacles, eye glasses, goggles, lenses, n .e . s . and frames — Phonograph records, except motion-picture sound records and dictaphone records — Fountain and stylographic pens — Other miscellaneous office supplies — Dolls, children's wheel goods and toys — Athletic and sporting goods — Books and pamphlets: Bound educational books — Other bound bo oks — Lithographically printed matter — Other books, maps, pictures and other printed matter Hatches *. Jewelry and other articles to be worn on or carried about the person i Of solid gold or platinum Of other metale, silver, gold-filled, rolled- gold-plate, and base metal whether or not electro-plated : Men's Jewelry Women's jewelry Other articles Of other materials i Women's jewelry Other Jewelry Bottle and container closures, n.e.s Gross Pipes and smoker's articles Notions, cheap novelties, and specialties, n.e.s.... Household and personal effects Miscellaneous military equipment All articles, n.e.s 386,574 58,087 SHIPMENTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM HAWAII TO THE UNITED STATES, FEBRUARY, 1945 CoHKsodlty description and unit of quantity Net quantity Value (dollars) Commodity description and unit of quantity Net quantity Foreign merchandise — United States products returned — Hawaiian products — Tallow Lb. Fish, canned Lb. Cattle hidea Lb. Beeswax Lb. Vegetables i Potatoes, white Lb. Other Lb. Fruitsi Bananas. , Bunch Papmiae (Papayas) Lb. Pineapples t Fresh Box Canned Lb. Prepared or preserved Lb. Macedamla nuta Lb. 30,007 202,964 10,172 176,046 3,836,299 2,589 29,935 3,4S5 10,060,464 1,^42,552 Coffee Lb, Sugar i Unrefined Lb. Refined Lb Molasses Gml. Honey Lb, Beverages and fruit Juices i Papaia (Papaya) Gml, Pineapple Gml, Sake Oal, Other Lb. Frosen fish liver Lb, Cotton wearing apparel Lb , Wool, unmanufactured Lb. Paper and manufactures Including fiber insulating board Sq.ft. 71,110,626 1,891,667 291,708 Citric acid Lb Pineapple alcohol Lb, Drugs , dyes , etc — All other Articles — Gold and silver — 976, 114 U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OPPICE : 1945 O - 670481