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ILL ND ey WG TENN South South ARK Atlanti MISS Central ALA GA So : TEX OU West South Central Fe. ® oo } Ls “ed as de — \| = mo a 2 i i oom | Nd — Se ! apes ee =o _— ‘- " i 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS volume TO U r WHOLESALE TRADE SUMMARY STATISTICS PART 2 Commodity Line Sales and Miscellaneous Subjects PUBLIC WAREHOUSING DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, John T. Connor, Secretary U C' BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, A. Ross Eckler, Director 10. S. 's. BUREAU OF THE CENSUS A. Ross Eckler, Director Howard C. Grieves, Deputy Director BUSINESS DIVISION Harvey Kailin, Chief Acknowledgments This report was prepared in the Business Division under the supervision of Harvey Kailin, Chief, and Henry Wulff, Assistant Chief for Census Programs. John Albright, Chief, Wholesale Trade Branch, and Earl Wiley, Assistant Chief of the branch, were responsible for the wholesale trade segment of the Census of Business. Bobby E. Russell, and Charles Settlemeyer participated in the analysis of data and preparation of the report. Gerda Mones was the division's liaison officer with the Jeffersonville Opera- tion Office and supervised the division's professional staff at that office. Gerald Post contributed to the entire project, particularly in the collec- tion and analysis of reports for the large and complex corporate organi- zations. Staff assistance was provided by Ralph S. Woodruff, Assistant Division Chief, Research and Methodology, and Max Shor, Assistant Division Chief, Staff and Special Projects. Systems and procedures were developed in the Economic Operations Division, M.D. Bingham, Chief, by Sol Dolleck, Assistant Chief for Systems, assisted by Samuel Schweid, Nathan Lesowitz, and Jack Mar- golis. Zigmund Decker developed and supervised the electronic com- puter programming under the direction of John S. Lannan. Quality con- trol plans and procedures were developed and supervised by Herman H. Fasteau assisted by George Minton. Others who participated in the development of systems and procedures were Jack Scharff, Irving Weiss, Jerry S. Cooper, William W. Perry, Maxwell Jeane, Peter Ohs, and Carl Mueller. Processing of wholesale reports was performed at the Jeffersonville Operations Office under the direction of Robert D. Krook. Gene P. King and Waller Wynne, Jr., were directly in charge of the Economic Census Operations Branch. Data processing and related operations were performed by the Data Processing Systems Division, Robert F. Drury, Chief, and R. M. Micoly, Assistant Chief. Louis Greenberg, in his capacity as Census of Business Coordinator, made important contributions to the planning and operational phases of the work. D The statistics presented in this volume incorporate the subject report series BC63-WS. Library of Congress Card Number; A66-7302 Suggested Citation U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Business, 1963 Vol. 4, Wholesale Trade — Summary Statistics, Part 2 and Public Warehousing U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1966 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402, or any Department of Commerce field office. Price $13.00 (for parts 1 and 2) 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS [ledaoO ^-y^ di]®0@gaj@y Wholesale Trade— Summary Statistics part 2 CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here show the Chapter prefix, which appears as part of number for each page] page Finder Index to Kinds of Business: iv Introduction xiii Summary of Findings xv Errata Lix PART 1. Summary 1-1 Sales Size, Employment Size, Single Units and Multiunits 2-1 Receivables and Bad-Debt Losses 3-1 Sales by Class of Customer 4-1 Warehouse and Storage Space 5-1 Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals 6-1 Legal Form of Organization 7-1 PART 2. Commodity Line Sales 8-1 IVIiscellaneous 9-1 Public Warehousing 10-1 APPENDIX A. Provisions of Law Relating to the 1963 Census of Business APP-1 B. Explanation of Terms APP-2 C. Kind of Business Classifications APP-8 D. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas APP-17 E. Request Forms APP-22 Finder Index to Kinds of Business: Part I. Wholesale Trade: Kind of business Volume IV— Sumiriary Statistics Chapter 1, U.S. Summary tables- Chapter 2, Size tables— 7 Page Page Motor vehicles, automotive equipment Automobile, other motor vehicles New, used automobile, motorcycle distributors Truck, tractor (road-type) dealers Automotive equipment Tires, tubes "undries Drugs, chemicals, allied products Drugs, drug proprietaries, druggists' General-line drug wholesalers Specialty-line pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, toiletries wholesalers Paints, varnishes Other chemicals, allied products Dry goods, apparel Dry goods, piece goods, notions Piece goods wholesalers Notions wholesalers Piece goods converters Other dry goods wholesalers. .. Apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie Men's and women's clothing, accessories wholesalers Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings, accessories wholesalers . Women's, children's clothing wholesalers Hosiery, underwear wholesalers Footwear Groceries and related products General-line groceries Voluntary group grocery wholesalers — Retailer-cooperative grocery wholesalers Other general-line grocery wholesalers __ Dairy products Poultry, poultry products Confectionery Fish, seafood Meat, meat products Fresh fruits, vegetables _ Other groceries and related products Bread, cookies, bakery goods distributors Canned foods wholesalers Coffee, tea wholesalers Frozen foods distributors Soft drinks distributors Other grocery specialties wholesalers Farm products — raw materials Cotton Gram Livestock, except horses, mules Miscellaneous farm products Hides, skins, pelts, dealers Leaf tobacco dealers Wool, wool tops, mohair dealers Other farm products (raw materials) distributors . Electrical goods Electrical apparatus, equipment, wiring supplies and construction mate- rials Electrical supplies distributors with major appliances and housewares Electrical supplies distributors with housewares but no major appli- ances Electrical supplies distributors without housewares or major appli- ances Electrical appliances, television and radio sets Electronic parts, equipment 10 10 10 10 12 12 12 12 Page X 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 X 19 19 19 19 X X 19 19 61 63 63 6^ 65 65 65 Page 34. 85 87 87 98 98 98 90 90 91 91 91 91 92 92 99 99 99 100 100 100 100 100 101 •40 40 40 40 40 40 42 42 42 X X 79 80 Page X 86 X X 86 86 'Receivables and bad-debt losses. ^ Sales analyzed by class of customer. ^Warehouse and storage space. IV Volumes IV and V, 1963 Census of Business Kind of Business by Subject Volume IV-Summary Statistics-Con. Chapter 2, Size -Con. Chapter table 1 Chapter 4,^ Chapter 5 3 Chapter table 1 Chapter 7,5 Chapter 8, Commodity Line Sales 6 Chapter 9, Miscellaneous SIC lables- tables- ables- tables— tables- tables- code 8 10 li 12 13 1 2 1 2 8 1 2 2A 4B 5A 6A 6B 7 1 3 4 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page X X A X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 501 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 81 49-4 X X X X X X X 5012 97 X 115 X 125 1 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 1 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 81 494 X X X X X X X 5013 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 82 494 X X X X X X X 5014 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 502 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 82 494 X X X X X X X 5022 97 X 115 X 125 1 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 1 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 83 495 X X X X X X X 5028 97 112 115 118 125 1 1 5 1 6 X X X X 83 495 X X X X X X X 5029 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 503 97 112 115 118 125 1 5 1 6 X X X X 8A 495 X X X X X X X 5032 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 1 6 X X X X 8i 496 X X X X X X X 5035 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 1 6 X X X X 85 497 X X X X X X X 5039 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 504 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 1 6 137 X X X 86 X X X X X X X X 5042 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 1 6 137 X X X 87 497 600 X X X X X X 5043 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 2 6 137 X X X 87 497 600 X X X X X X 5044 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 2 6 137 X X X 88 497 X X X X X X X 5045 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 2 6 137 X X X 89 498 X X X X X X X 5046 97 112 115 119 125 1 5 2 6 137 X X X 90 498 X X X X X X X 5047 97 113 115 119 125 1 2 5 2 6 137 X X X 90 498 600 X X X X X X 5048 97 113 115 120 125 2 5 2 6 137 X X X 91 499 X X X X X X X 5049 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 113 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5051 97 X 115 120 125 2 5 2 6 X X X X 92 500 601 X X X X X X 97 X 115 120 125 2 5 2 6 X X X X 93 500 601 X X X X X X 97 X 115 120 125 ? 5 2 6 X X X X 93 500 602 X X X X X X 97 X 115 120 125 2 5 2 6 X X X X 93 500 602 X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 97 X 115 X 125 X 5 X 6 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 506 5063 98 113 115 120 126 1 2 5 2 7 X X X X 94- 501 X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 113 115 120 126 1 2 5 2 7 X X X X 95 501 X X X X X X X 5064 98 113 115 120 126 1 2 5 3 7 X X X X 95 502 X X X X X X X 5065 ''Petroleum bulk stations and terminals. 'Legal torm of organization. ''Shown for regions and geographic divisions, iinning on page indicated. Finder Index to Kinds of Business: Part I. Wholesale Trade: SIC code Kind of business Volume IV— Summary Statistics Chapter 1, U.S. Summary tables— Chapter 2, Size tables- 5072 5074 5077 508 5082 Hardware; plumbing, heating equipment, supplies Hardware General-line hardware wholesalers Specialty-line hardware wholesalers Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies Warm air heating-cooling equipment, fixtures and supplies distribu tors Wet heat plumbing fixtures, equipment, supplies distributors Plumbing fixtures, supplies distributors Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment, supplies Machinery, equipment, supplies Commercial, industrial machines, equipment, supplies Commercial machines, equipment Office machines, equipment distributors Restaurant, hotel supply houses Store machines, fixtures distributors Equipment for marl<eters of bulk petroleum products jobbers — Construction, mining, logging, road maintenance machinery, equip- ment Industrial machinery, equipment Food-processing machinery, equipment distributors General purpose industrial machinery, equipment distributors Materials handling equipment distributors Metalworking machinery, equipment dealers Oil well and oil refinery supply houses Printing machinery, equipment distributors Other industrial machinery, equipment distributors Industrial supplies Industrial materials, supplies, general-line dealers Mechanical power transmission equipment distributors Industrial valves, fittings distributors Welding supplies distributors Reconditioned drums, barrels distributors Other industrial supplies distributors 5083 5086 Farm and garden machinery, equipment Professional equipment, supplies Dental supply houses Religious, school supply houses Surgical, medical, hospital supply houses Optical goods wholesalers Scientific instruments, laboratory equipment distributors Other professional equipment, supplies distributors 5087 Service-establishment equipment, supplies Beauty, barber supply houses Custodial supply houses Laundry, drycleaning supply houses Shoe service equipment, supplies wholesalers Municipality supply houses Other service-establishment supply houses 5088 5091 Transportation equipment, supplies, except automotive Aircraft, aeronautical equipment, parts distributors _ Marine machinery, equipment distributors Other transportation equipment distributors Metals, minerals (except petroleum products, scrap) Coal wholesalers Metals service centers Ferrous metals service centers Nonferrous metals service centers Metals sales offices Ferrous metals sales offices Nonferrous metals sales offices 5092 Petroleum bulk stations, terminals Bulk stations Bulk terminals Liquefied petroleum gas 10 X X 10 X X X 10 10 X 10 X X X X 10 X X X X X X X 10 X X X X X X 10 10 X X X X X X 10 X X X X X X 10 X X X 10 10 10 X X 10 X X 10 X X X Page X 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 X 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 X 16 16 16 Page X 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 X 20 X X X X X X 23 X X X 76 X X 76 X X X 77 72 72 72 X X X X 72 73 X X X X X X X 73 X X X X X X 73 74 X X X X X X 74 X X X X X X 74 X X X 77 77 78 X X 78 X X 69 X X X 93 X X 93 X X X 93 94 94 X X X X X 95 X X X X X X 95 X X X X X X 95 X X X 95 X X X X X X X 92 X X X Page X 101 X X 101 X X X 101 X 101 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 101 101 X X X X X X 102 X X X X X X 102 X X X 102 X X X X X X X 102 X X X Page X 3 X X Page X X 14 14 14 15 15 15 X X X 15 15 16 16 16 X 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 X 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 X 19 19 19 19 19 19 X 20 20 20 20 20 20 X 21 21 21 X 21 X 21 21 X 22 22 X X X X Page X X 42 42 42 42 44 44 X X X 44 44 44 44 X 44 46 46 46 46 X 46 46 46 48 48 48 48 X 48 48 48 48 48 50 X 50 50 50 50 50 50 X 50 50 52 X 52 X 52 52 X 52 52 X X X X Page X 80 X X 81 X X X X X X 81 81 X X X X X X 81 X X X X X X 81 X X X X 82 82 X X 82 X X X X X X Page X 89 X X X X S9 X X 89 X X X X 89 89 X X X X X X X 89 X X X X X X 89 89 X X X X X X 90 X X X X X X 90 X X X X 90 90 X X 90 X X X X X X Page X 95 X X 95 X X X 95 X 95 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 95 95 X X X X X X 95 X X X X X X 95 X X X 95 X X X X X X X 95 X X X ^Receivables and bad-debt losses. Sales analyzed by class of customer. Warehouse and storage space. VI Volumes IV and V, 1963 Census of Business-Continued Kind of Business by Subject— Continued Volume IV-Smmary Statistics— Con. Chapter 2, Size -Con, Chapter 2} table 1 Chapt eii' Chapter b 3 Chapter table 1 Chapter 7,' :;hapter 8. Commodity Line Sales » Chapter 9, Miscellaneous SIC tables- tables- tables- tables- tables- tables- code 8 10 11 12 13 1 2 1 2 8 i 2 2A 48 5A 6A 6B 1 1 3 4 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 507 98 113 115 121 125 1 2 ; 3 7 X X X X 96 502 X X X X X X X 5072 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 Y 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 9& 113 115 121 126 1 ;■ 5 3 7 X X X X 97 503 X X X X X X A 5074 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 1 X 5 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 113 115 121 126 1 2 f> 3 7 X X X X 98 503 X X X X X X X 5077 X X X X X X X X X X X X y[ X X X X X X X X X 508 98 113 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5082 98 X 116 121 126 1 2 6 3 7 X X X X 99 504 X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 125 1 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 125 1 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 125 1 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 125 1 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 121 126 2 2 6 3 7 X X X X 100 504 X X X X X X X 98 X 116 121 126 2 2 6 3 7 X X X X 101 505 X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 121 126 2 2 6 3 7 X X X X 103 506 X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 125 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 113 11d 121 126 2 3 6 3 7 X X X X lo; 507 X X X X X X X 5083 98 113 116 121 126 2 3 6 3 7 X X X X 105 507 X X X X X X X 5086 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 113 116 122 126 2 3 6 3 7 X X X X 105 507 X X X X X X X 5087 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 116 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 126 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 98 X 115 X 125 2 X 6 X 7 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 113 X 122 127 2 3 6 3 8 X X X X 107 508 X X X X X X X 5088 99 X 115 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 113 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5091 99 X 116 122 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 107 508 X X X X X X X 99 X 116 122 127 2 3 6 4 e X X X X X X X 523 633 X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 122 127 2 3 5 4 8 X X X X X X X 523 X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 113 X X X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X X X 5092 X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 122 X X X X X X X 1 X X X X X X X X X X X ^Petroleum bulk stations and terminals. Legal form of organization. Shown for regions and geographic divisions, beginning on page indicated. VII Finder Index to Kinds of Business: Part I. Wholesale Trade: SIC code Kind of business Volume IV— Summary Statistics Chapter 1, tJ.S, Summary tables- Ctiapter 2, Size tables- 5093 5094 5095 5096 5097 5098 5099 Scrap, waste materials Iron, steel scrap Iron, steel scrap dealers with processin.o equipment Iron, steel scrap dealers without processing equipment Waste materials Nonferrous metallic scrap dealers Waste paper dealers Wiping cloths, rags, textile waste dealers Other waste materials dealers Tobacco, tobacco products Beer, wine, distilled alcoholic beverages Beer Wine, distilled spirits Paper, paper products, except wallpaper Printing and writing paper Industrial and personal service papers Stationery, office supplies Furniture, homefurnishings Furniture — household, office Household furniture wholesalers Office, business furniture distributors Homefurnishings, floor coverings China, glassware, crockery wholesalers Linens, domestics, curtains, draperies, shades, blinds wholesalers Floor coverings wholesalers Other homefurnishings wholesalers Lumber, construction materials Lumber, millwork Lumber wholesalers without yards Lumber wholesalers with yards Plywood wholesalers IVIillwork (metal or wood) jobbers Construction materials Brick, tile, cement, lime, sand, gravel distributors Glass (flat, brick) distributors Roofing, siding, insulation material distributors Other construction materials distributors Other miscellaneous products Amusement, sporting goods Camera, photographic supplies distributors Sporting goods wholesalers Toys, games, fireworks wholesalers Other recreation goods wholesalers Book, periodical, newspaper wholesalers Farm supplies Feed (animal and poultry) wholesalers Fertilizer, agricultural chemicals wholesalers Seed (field, vegetable, flower), bulb wholesalers Other farm supplies wholesalers Jewelry Diamonds, other precious stones, metals distributors Jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware wholesalers Gifts, art goods, advertising novelties and specialties Gift, art goods wholesalers Advertising specialties, calendars, novelties distributors Other products Petroleum products distributors Flowers, plants, florists' supplies wholesalers Forest products, except lumber distributors General merchandise distributors Musical instruments, records, sheet music wholesalers Textile bags, bagging, burlap distributors Food, beverage basic materials distributors Wallpaper wholesalers Other wholesalers Page Page 10 10 X X 10 X X X X 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 X X 10 X X X X 10 10 X X X X 10 X X X X X 10 X X X X 10 10 X X X X 10 X X 10 X X 10 X X X X X X X X Page Page Page Page 96 X X X X X X X 96 96 X X 97 X X X 97 X X X X X X X X 97 X X X X X X X X X 97 X X X X X X 102 102 X X 102 X 103 X X X X X X X X 103 X X X X X X X X X X 103 X X X X X Page Page X 23 24 X 24 24 24 X X 24 25 X 25 25 25 25 X X 26 26 26 26 X 26 27 27 27 X X 27 27 28 28 28 X 28 28 29 29 X 29 29 X 29 29 X 30 30 30 30 30 31 31 31 31 Page X X 52 52 X 54 54 54 54 X 54 54 X 54 56 56 X X 56 56 X 56 56 56 56 X X 58 58 58 58 X 58 58 58 58 X X 60 60 60 60 X 60 60 60 60 X 62 62 X 62 62 X 62 62 62 62 62 64 64 64 &4 Page X 82 X X 82 X X X X 82 X 83 83 X 83 83 83 X 83 X X 84 X X X X X 84 X X X X 84 X X X X X 84 X X X X 84 X X X X 85 X X 85 X X 85 X X X X X X X X X Page X 90 X X 90 X X X X X 91 91 X 91 91 91 X 91 X X 91 X X X X X 91 X X X X 92 X X X X X 92 X X X X 92 X X X X 92 X X 92 X X Page 'Sales analyzed by class of customer. ^Receivables and bad-debt losses. ^Warehouse and storage space. VIII Volumes IV and V, 1963 Census of Business-continued Kind of Business by Subject —Continued Volume IV— Summary Statistics -Con. Chapter I. Sizf -Con. Chapter table 1 Chapter 4,^ Chapter 5 3 Chapter table 1 Chapter 7,^ Chapter 8, Commodity Line Sales Chapter 9, Miscellaneous SIC tables- tables- tables- tables- tables- tables- code 8 10 11 12 13 1 2 1 2 8 I 2 2A 4B 5A 6A 6B 7 1 3 4 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page X 113 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5093 99 X 116 122 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X X X X X X 636 X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X X X X X X 636 X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 116 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 113 115 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 107 508 X X X X X X X 5094 X 11^ X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5095 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 108 508 X X X X X X X 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 108 509 X X X X X X X X 114 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5096 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 109 509 X X X X X X X 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 109 509 X X X X X X X 99 X 116 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 110 509 X X X X X X X X lU X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5097 99 X 117 123 127 2 3 6 4 8 X X X X 111 510 X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 6 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 124 127 2 4 7 5 8 X X X X 111 510 X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 114 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5098 99 X 117 124 127 2 4 7 5 8 X X X X 113 510 X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 2 X 7 X S X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 124 127 3 ^ 7 5 S X X X X 113 511 X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 3 X 7 X 3 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 3 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 3 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 3 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 99 X 117 X 127 3 X 7 X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 114 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5099 100 X X 124 128 3 4 7 5 9 X X X X 114 511 X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 124 128 3 4 7 5 9 X X X X 115 X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 124 128 3 4 7 5 9 X X X X 116 512 603 X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 124 128 3 4 7 5 9 X X X X 117 513 X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 124 128 3 .4 7 5 9 X X X X 117 513 X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 124 128 3 4 7 5 9 X X X X 118 513 603 X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X 100 X 117 X 128 3 X 7 X 9 X X X X X X X X X X X X X ^Petroleum bulk stations and terminals, g Legal form of organization. Shown for regions and geograptiic divisions, beginning on page indicated. IX Finder Index to Kinds of Business: Volumes IV and V, 1963 Census of Business Part II. Wholesale Trade: Kinds of Business and Geographic Areas SIC code Kind of business Volume V— Area Statistics Ctiapter 1, U.S. Summary tables— 10^ State reports State tables- SMSA's me b Counties table 6 50 501 5012 5013 5014 502 5022 5028 5029 503 5032 5035 5039 504 5042 5043 5044 5045 5046 5047 5048 5049 505 506 5063 5064 5065 507 5072 5074 5077 508 5082 5083 5086 5087 5088 509 5091 Wholesale Trade 5094 5095 5096 5099 Motor vehicles, automotive equipment . Automobiles, other motor vehicles -_. Automotive equipment Tires, tubes Drugs, chemicals, allied products Drugs, drug proprietaries, druggists' sundries Paints, varnishes Other chemicals, allied products Dry goods, apparel Dry goods, piece goods, notions Apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie . Foot wea r Groceries and related products General line groceries Dairy products Poultry, poultry products Confectionery Fish, seafoods Meats, meat products Fresh fruits, vegetables Other groceries and related products Farm products — raw materials Cotton Grain Livestock, except horses and mules Miscellaneous farm products Electrical goods Electrical apparatus, equipment, wiring supplies and construction materials . Electrical appliances. TV, radio sets Electronic parts, equipment Hardware, plumbing, heating equipment, supplies . Hardv^are Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment, supplies Machinery, equipment, supplies Commercial, industrial machinery, equipment, supplies Commercial machines, equipment Construction, mining, logging, road maintenance machinery, equipment . Industrial machinery, equipment Industrial supplies Farm and garden machinery, equipment Professional equipment, supplies Service-establishment equipment, supplies Transportation equipment, supplies, except automotive Miscellaneous products Metals, minerals (except petroleum products, scrap) Coal Metals service centers Metals sales offices Petroleum bulk stations, terminals . Scrap, waste materials . Iron, steel scrap __. V^/aste materials __. Tobacco, tobacco products Beer, wine, distilled alcoholic beverages Beer Wine, distilled spirits Paper, paper products, except wallpaper Printing and writing paper Industrial and personal service papers _ Stationery, office supplies Furniture, homefurnishmgs Furniture — household, office Homefurnishmgs, floor coverings. Lumber, construction materials Lumber, mlllwork Construction materials Other miscellaneous products Amusement, sporting goods Books, periodicals, newspapers Farm supplies Jewelry Gifts, art goods, advertising novelties and specialties , Other products _L X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Indicates data appear m the table for the kind of business. ^United States, regions, geographic divisions, and States. Establishments and sales-total wholesale trade, and separately for merchants. ^The 2 standard consolidated areas and the 75 largest standard metropolitan statistical areas. ^Establishments, sales, payroll, and paid employees: 1963 and 1958. ■^Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel: 1963. ^Establishments and sales, by major types of operation, •"Standard metropolitan stahstical areas with 2,000 wholesale establishments or more in 1963: Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel. "Standard metropolitan statistical areas with 250 to 1,999 wtiolesale establishments in 1963 Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel. ^Standard mettopolitan statistical areas with fewer than 250 wholesale establishments in 1963. Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel. '^Countries with 150 wholesale establishments or more in 1%3 Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel. ^^Countries witli 100 to 149 wholesale establishments in 1963. Establishments, sales, payroll, and personnel. Finder Index to Kinds of Business: Volumes IV and V, 1963 Census of Business Part III. Public Warehousing: Index to Tables Area and subject Volume IV, Chapter 10-Type of Warehousing Household goods warehousing and storage General warehousing and storage Refrigerated warehousing, except food lockers Food lockers, with or without food preparation facilities Farm products warehousing and storage Other special warehousing and storage AREA States Geographic regions Geographic divisions Standard metropolitan statistical areas SUBJECT Form of ownership Employment size of establishment Revenue size of establishment Revenue and space analysis Floor space size Type of building Capacity size of establishment Size by number of lockers Principal products stored Table 1,5,9 1 1,5,7,8,9 ^6 Table 1,10,14 1 1, 10, 12, 13. K Hi 2 3 4,13 10 12 lA- X X X Table 1 1,16,17 1 =15 Table Table 1 1,18 1 X 2 3 4 X X X X 18 X 1 1,19 1 X 2 3 4 X X X X X 19 Table 'standard metropolitan statistical areas witti 250,000 inhabitants or more in 1960, ^Standard metropolitan statistical areas with 1,000,000 inhabitants or more in 1960. XI volume four 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS FINAL REPORTS volume one RETAIL TRADE— SUMMARY STATISTICS Chapter 1. United States Summary 2. Sales Size 3. Employment Size 4. Single Units and Multiunits 5. Legal Form of Organization 6. Miscellaneous Merchandise Line Sales: 7A. United States Summary 7B. New England States 7C. Middle Atlantic States 7D. East North Central States 7E. W^est North Central States 7F. South Atlantic States 7G. East South Central States 7H. West South Central States 7J. Mountain States 7K. Pacific States This volume Incorporates the U.S. Summary previously issued as part of the area reports, series BC63-RA, and the subject reports issued as series BC63-RS. Chapter 6 was not published as a separate report. volume two RETAIL TRADE— AREA STATISTICS A United States summary chapter and chapters for each State, the District of Columbia, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. Statistics are presented by kind of business for counties, cities, standard metropolitan statistical areas, and for selected towns and townships in New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The kind-of-business detail varies in accordance with the number of retail establishments in an area. This vol- ume incorporates the area preprints, series BC63-RA. volume three MAJOR RETAIL CENTERS STATISTICS A summary chapter and chapters for each of 116 standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSA's). Each SMSA chapter presents statistics for retail trade by kind of business and for hotels and motion picture theaters (a) in the entire SMSA, (b) in almost all cities of 100,000 inhabitants or more, and (c) in central business districts of these cities. Each chapter also presents statistics for the major retail centers outside the central business district showing (a) sales and establishment counts in three major subgroups of retail trade and (b) establishment counts only by kinds of business. This volume incorporates the major retail centers preprints, series BC63-MRC. WHOLESALE TRADE— SUMMARY STATISTICS Chapter 1. United States Summary 2. Sales Size, Employment Size, Single Units and Multiunits 3. Receivables and Bad-Debt Losses 4. Sales by Class of Customer 5. Warehouse and Storage Space 6. Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals 7. Legal Form of Organization 8. Commodity Line Sales 9. Miscellaneous 10. Public Warehousing This volume incorporates the U.S. Summary previously issued as part of the area reports, series BC63-WA and the subject reports issued as series BC63-WS. Chapters 7 and 9 were not published as separate reports. volume five WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS A United States summary chapter and chapters for each State, the District of Columbia, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. Statistics are presented by kind of business for counties, cities, standard metropolitan statistical areas, and for selected towns and townships of New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The kindof-business detail varies in accordance with the number of wholesale establishments in an area. This volume incorporates the area preprints, series BC63- WA. volume six SELECTED SERVICES— SUMMARY STATISTICS Chapter 1. United States Summary 2. Receipts Size 3. Employment Size 4. Single Units and Multiunits 5. Legal Form of Organization 6. Hotels, Motels, and Tourist Courts 7. Laundries, Cleaning Plants, Related Serv- ices 8. Motion Pictures 9. Miscellaneous This volume incorporates the U.S. Summary previously issued as part of the area reports, series BC63-SA, and the subject reports issued as series BC63-SS. Chapter 9 was not published as a separate report. volume seven SELECTED SERVICES— AREA STATISTICS A United States summary chapter and chapters for each State, the District of Columbia, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. Statistics are presented by kind of business for counties, cities, standard metropolitan statistical areas, and for selected towns and townships in New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The kind-of-business detail varies in accordance with the number of service establishments in an area. This volume incorporates the area preprints, series BC63- SA. Introduction AUTHORITY AND SCOPE— The Census of Business is required by law under 13 U.S.C, sections 131, 191, and 224. The 1963 census covered businesses m retail trade, wholesale trade, selected services, dental laboratories, and public warehousing operated in the United States, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. A sepa- rate 1963 Census of Business and Manufac- tures for Puerto Rico was conducted jointly with the Commonwealth Government. The fig- ures in this volume include those issued pre- viously in report series BC63-WS. For "Ex- planation of Terms," see appendix C. KINDS OF WHOLESALE BUSINESS COVERED— This volume covers all establishments with one or more paid employees included in wholesale trade in accordance with the principles of the 1957 edition of the Standard Industrial Classifi- cation (SIC) Manual and its supplement' issued in 1963. Also included are wholesale liquor establishments operated by State and local governments. Data for administrative offices, ware- houses, and other units which service and are auxiliary to wholesale establishments, while generally excluded from the tables of this volume, are shown in tables 7, 8, and 9 of chapter 9. See appendix C for definitions of the kind-of-business categories for which data are shown in this volume. METHOD OF ENUMERATION — Information for wholesale trade was obtained by means of a mail canvass. Report forms were mailed to all business firms included in the active records or the Internal Revenue Service as subject to payment of Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) taxes (i.e., employers of one or more persons) and which were classified in the records of the Social Security Administration (SSA) as wholly or partially engaged in retail and wholesale trade, and in manufacturing and mineral industries. Also included were those classified in major groups 70 (except 702 and 704), 72, 73, 75, 76, 78, and 79 in the service industries portion of the SIC Manual; in SIC industry 8072, dental laboratories; and in public warehousing, SIC major group 42 (except 421). In addition, report forms were mailed to all establishments which the SSA had not classified by kind of business prior to mail- ing of census report forms. Each establishment was mailed a report form appropriate to its ' Executive Office of the President, Bureau of the Budget, Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 195/, and Supplement to 1957 Edition, 1963. SSA classification (for those cases for which SSA classification had not yet been established, a general purpose form was used), but its census classification was determined by replies to questions on the census report form. COMPARISON OF THE 1958 CENSUS WITH THE 1963 CENSUS— In all major respects, the 1958 and 1963 censuses were conducted under similar conditions and procedures. Strict com- parability of the data for the two censuses is limited by the following factors: 1. In 1958, Alaska and Hawaii had not yet been admitted as States. Consequently, in the publications of the 1958 census the totals for the United States included the then 48 States and the District of Columbia. Tables in the 1963 publications which show United States totals for 1958 have been adjusted to include Alaska and Hawaii. 2. The physical area of a number of urban places for which data are shown in the 1963 census is not the same as it was in the 1958 census because of annexations and other boundary changes which have occurred since 1958. ' 3. The number of active proprietors shown in this volume is based on crediting each sole proprietorship with one active proprietor and each partnership with two active proprie- tors for all businesses operated at any time during 1963. In the 1958 census each busi- ness was asked to report this number. 4. In 1963 a new method was used for assigning establishments to places. This sys- tem used a computer coding procedure based on an address reference file for the larger cities. This provided a more precise method for determining whether establishments were inside or outside of city boundaries than the previously used system which was based on respondent report of location. The new system avoids the difficulty resulting from the tendency of suburban respondents to identify their loca- tion as being in the adjacent city although actually located beyond that city's boundaries. 5. Sales branches and sales offices of manufacturers of construction materials and equipment such as structural steel, elevators and escalators, sprinkler systems, air-condi- tioning systems, automatic temperature con- trols, and prefabricated metal room dividers are omitted from wholesale trade in 1963 when such branches or offices negotiated contracts for installation of the products and the com- pany provided employees for putting the prod- ucts in place. Comparative data in this volume have not been adjusted for this change, the effect of which is of a minor order. XIII 6. The collection of data from petroleum bulk stations and terminals (Standard Indus- trial Classification 5092) for the 1963 Census of Business was divided into two parts. Some information on the 1961 operations, including the status of facilities as of April 1, 1962, was collected in 1962. An additional reporting cov- ering operations during the year 1963 was made in 1964. The first enumeration was con- ducted in advance of the major part of the 1963 Census of Business in order (a) to supply the Office of Oil and Gas, U.S. Department of Interior, with information urgently needed for planning the allocation of petroleum products in case of a national emergency, and (b) to distribute the workload both for reporting com- panies and for the Bureau of the Census to facilitate more efficient use of limited re- sources. The 1962 enumeration provided measures of gallonage sales, capacity, and in- ventories, by products, together with informa- tion on plant facilities. The second collection of data, which was conducted as a part of the regular enumeration in 1964, was designed to supplement informa- tion developed in 1962. It measured dollar sales, payroll, and employment — inquiries com- mon to other business census questionnaires. Capacity was measured in both enumerations. The two enumerations differed to some extent, hence comparisons between the two years are qualified. The first covered all petro- leum bulk stations and terminals operated in 1961 or in the first quarter of 1962 that were in business in 1958, plus new — since 1958 — facilities in existence in 1961 or first quarter 1962 that were operated by companies which had one or more bulk stations or terminals in 1958. Not covered in 1962 were facilities that came into the industry after 1958 and which were operated by companies not in the indus- try in 1958. The second enumeration included all facilities in business at any time during the year 1963. The reporting unit differed slightly be- tween the two enumerations as "relay or lock- up" points (product storage facilities without empolyees) were reported separately in 1962, but in 1963 they were included with bulk sta- tions, or terminals, of which they were a part. This latter resulted in a large count of the num- ber of bulk stations in 1962 as compared with 1963, or earlier enumerations. CENSUS DISCLOSURE RULES— In accordance with Federal law governing census reports, any data which disclose the operations of an indi- vidual establishment or business organization are not published. However, the number of establishments in a kind of business is not considered a disclosure, so that this item may appear in instances where other items of in- formation for the same kind of business or locality are withheld. TYPES OF AREAS COVERED— The 1963 census volumes provided wholesale trade data grouped by kind of business for a variety of geographic areas including: 1. In combination for the 50 States of the United States; also each census geographic region and division. (See region and division map at the front of this volume). 2. Each Standard Metropolitan Statisti- cal Area (SMSA). The SMSA's included in these volumes are those which were delineated by the Bureau of the Budget, Executive Office of the President, and listed in its report Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas, 1964. 3. Each county. 4. Each incorporated urban place (city, village, etc.) of 5,000 inhabitants or more. In addition, for the New England States data are provided for towns having 10,000 inhabitants or more, or an urban population of 5,000 or more; and in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, for townships with 10,000 inhabitants or more. Most of the area detail for wholesale trade is found in volume V of the 1963 Census of Business. XIV Summary of Findings 1963 CENSUS ENUMERATION GENERAL Sales — Sales of wholesale establishments in the United States totaled $358 billion in 1963, an increase of 25.4 percent over the $286 billion recorded in the next previous Business Census year 1958 and 448.2 percent above the $65 billion in 1929, the year of the first Business Census in the United States. The $358 billion in 1963 w^as composed of $157 billion sales by merchant wholesalers who buy and sell mer- chandise at wholesale on their own account; $116 billion by sales branches and sales offices operated by manufacturers primarily for mar- keting products of their own plants; $21 billion by petroleum bulk stations and terminals; $53 billion by agents and brokers marketing mer- chandise at wholesale, on an agency basis; and $10 billion by wholesale buyers and dealers in farm products, buying direct from farmers. Sales of merchant wholesalers (firms who buy and sell merchandise on their own account and are not primarily engaged in manufacturing or producing the goods) increased from $28 bil- lion in 1929 to $122 billion in 1958 and to $157 billion in 1963, an increase of 457.9 percent in the 34 year period. The relationship of the trend in wholesale trade sales to trends in other parts of the econ- omy is illustrated by data in the accompanying summary table A. This table shows an increase of 448.2 percent from 1929 to 1963 in sales of all wholesale establishments as a group com- pared with 457.9 percent increase in sales of merchant wholesalers, a 411.2 percent increase in retail trade, and 459.3 percent increase in the gross national product during the same period. The increase since 1929 of 448.2 percent in wholesale trade reflects, in part, a 92.5 percent increase in wholesale prices as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics; but, after allowing for this change, there remains a substantial increment representing growth in the physical volume of wholesale trade. Per capita value increase also is indicated, as the increase in population from 122 million inhabitants in 1929 to 189 million in 1963 amounted to 55.6 percent. Thus the combined population-price increase amounted to 199.5 percent compared with the wholesale sales increase of 448.2 per- cent. Table A presents these and other summary facts for the Business Census years 1929, 1939, 1948, 1954, 1958, and 1963. TABLE A. Wholesale Sales and Other National Indicators: 1929 to 1963 Gross national product Sales, wtiolesale establish- ments, all types of Sales merchant Sales, all retail stores Wholesale Population Population Index operation price Index, all commod- census year Amount (billion Index (1929= Amount Index Amount Index Amount Index ities (l.nOO) (1929=100) dollars) 100) ($1,000) (1929=100) ($1,000) (1929=100) ($1,000) (1929=100) (1929=100) 1929 121,770 100.0 104.0 100.0 65,378,051 100.0 28,211,972 100.0 47,768,656 100.0 100.0 1939 131,028 107.6 91.1 87.3 53,766,426 82.2 21,811,154 77.3 ^1^444,507 86.8 80.9 19A8 1^7,208 L20.9 259.4 248.5 180,576,659 276.2 76,533,260 271.3 128.849,252 269.7 168.7 195"i 163,026 133.9 363.1 347.8 233,976,052 357.9 100,102,571 354.8 169,967,748 355.8 178.2 1958 174,882 143. 6 441.7 423.1 285,726,904 437.0 122,060,171 432.7 200,364,678 419.4 192.6 1963 189, il7 155.6 583.9 559.3 358,385,749 548.2 157,391,769 557.9 244,201,777 511.2 192.5 ^Total population including armed forces abroad. ^Source: Department of Commerce, Office of Business Economics. ^Source: Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 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The census of wholesale trade has been defined to exclude unincorporated businesses without paid employees and the wholesale trade statistics subsequent to the 1948 Census ex- clude new businesses. An establishment is considered to be pri- marily engaged in wholesale trade when its principal business is buying and/or selling mer- chandise at wholesale, or acting as an agent or broker in marketing goods at wholesale. "At wholesale" includes marketing or selling merchandise to retailers; to other wholesale organizations; and to industrial, commercial, professional, institutional, and similar users. Establishments selling to customers primarily engaged in buying for business use, rather than for resale of the goods in the form purchased, are included as well as establishments selling to resellers. The number of wholesale trade establish- ments increased from 164 thousand in 1929 to 190 thousand in 1939, to 216 thousand in 1948, to 287 thousand in 1958, and to 302 thousand in 1963. Alaska and Hawaii are in- cluded in 1958 and 1963, but not in earlier census years. Alaska had 254 wholesale estab- lishments in 1958 and 291 in 1963; Hawaii had 793 establishments in 1958 and 974 in 1963. Inventories — Stocks of merchandise on hand for sale at the end of 1963 were valued, at cost, at $20 billion, up 34.2 percent from 1958. They were up 292.7 percent in 1958 over the end of 1939 but only 188.9 percent in 1958 over 1929. Employment and payroll — ^Wholesale trade establishments provided employment for 3,088,706 paid employees and 138,222 own- ers of unincorporated businesses as of mid- November 1963. In addition there were 143,900 employees of central offices and aux- iliary units servicing wholesale establishments. Payroll of wholesale establishments amounted to $18 billion for the year 1963, up 36.7 percent from the $13 billion in 1958; 620.9 percent above 1939; and up 519.4 per- cent from the first census in 1929. Payroll in 1963 of central administrative offices servicing wholesale establishments amounted to one bil- lion dollars. TABLE B. Wholesale Trade Summary— United States: 1929 to 1963 Business census yeat Establishments (numbet) Sales ($1,000) Inventories, end of year, at cost ($1,000) Payroll entire yeat ($1,000) Paid employees, work- week ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprietors of unincorporated businesses (number) 1963^ 19581 1954 1948 1939 1929 308,177 287,043 250,322 216,099 190,379 163,830 358,385,749 285,726,904 233,976,052 180,576,659 53,766,426 65,378,051 20,149,840 15,009,294 13,046,175 9,965,440 3,822,299 5,195,237 18,100,929 13,244,008 10,867,903 7,734,207 2,510,875 2,922,399 3,088,706 2,807,661 2,554,700 2,305,403 1,553,062 1,549,910 138,222 157,929 150,346 130,878 126,440 86,776 ■"■Alaska and Hawaii included in 1963 and 1958 only. Type of operation — Wholesale trade, as defined in the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual in accordance with which censuses are conducted, includes more than is indicated in the terms "wholesaler" and "jobber." It en- compasses all types of establishments primarily engaged in selling merchandise at wholesale — merchants, distributors, exporters, importers; merchandise agents and brokers, commission merchants; manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices operated apart from plants; and dealers buying products from farmers and sell- ing at wholesale. For census purposes, whole- sale trade is divided into five type-of-operation groups as listed below, and each wholesale establishment is assigned to one of the classifi- cations according to the characteristics of its operation, or to the nature of functions per- formed: Merchant wholesalers. Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices. Petroleum bulk plants and terminals. Merchandise agents and brokers. Assemblers of farm products. These five groups are further subdivided into 23 detailed types as described in Appendix C, "Kind-of-Business Classifications." Summary information is presented for each of the various types in table 3, United States Summary, fol- lowed by kind-of-business data for each of the type groups, pages 1 to 11. XVII Figure 1 US. total 1963 EACH SYMBOL = s&l 5% CHANGE — *^ 25% UNITED STATES Wholesale Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Merchant Wholesalers $358,385,749,000 Manufacturers' Sales Branches, Sales Offices Petroleum ^=20,252 Bulk Plants, Terminals P*„^^'^" Merchandise Agents, Brokers 46,589 "53,245 Assemblers of e9,005 Farm Products P 9,820 #«9% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of tfie Census XVIII Merchant wholesalers have consistently con- stituted the most important type-of-operation group with sales varying from 43.2 percent of total for all wholesale trade in 1929, to 40.6 percent in 1939, and to 43.9 percent in 1963. The number of establishments for this type increased from 77,079 in 1929 to 208,997 in 1963, an increase of 171.1 percent. In 1963, manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices were second among the five groups from the standpoint of sales, $116 billion or 32.5 per- cent of the total, but they ranked third in count of establishments. Merchandise agents and brokers ranked third in sales, $53 billion, fol- lowed by petroleum bulk plants and terminals, $21 billion, and assemblers of farm products, $10 billion. Each of the five type groups recorded sales gains in 1963 over 1958. Manufacturers' sales branches recording the largest rate of increase, 32.6 percent, followed by merchant whole- salers, 28.9 percent, and merchandise agents, 14.3 percent. Petroleum bulk plants and term- inals and assemblers of farm products recorded only moderate gains, 6.1 percent and 9.0 per- cent, respectively. Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices also constitute the most rapidly growing segment over a longer period of time, with 24.7 percent of total sales in 1929, 26.5 percent in 1939, 28.1 percent in 1948, 29.7 percent in 1954, 30.7 percent in 1958, and 32.5 percent in 1963. TABLE c. Wholesale Trade by Type of Operation-United States: 1929 to 1963 Type of operation Number of establishments 1963 1958 1954 1948 1939 1929 Total, all types of operations Merchant wholesalers Manufacturer's sales branches, sales offices. Petroleum tulk stations, terminals Merchandise agents , brokers Assemblers of farm products Total, all types of operations Merchant wholesalers Manufacturer's sales branches, sales offices, Petroleum bulk stations, terminals , Merchandise agents , brokers Assemblers of farm products Total, all types combined. Merchant wholesalers Manufacturer's sales branches, sales offices. Petroleum bulk stations, terminals Merchandise agents , brokers Assemblers of farm products 308,177 208,997 28,8SA 30,873 25,313 U,11Q 2?7,043 190,^92 25,240 30,520 26,666 14,125 250,322 163,157 22,590 29,189 22,131 13,255 216,099 129,117 23,706 28,3.51 18,133 16,787 190,379 98,037 17,926 30,825 21,083 22,508 Sales, (millions of dollars) 353,386 157,392 116,443 21,485 53,245 9,820 235,727 122,060 87,820 20,252 46,589 9,005 233,976 100,103 69,534 16,038 39,250 9,051 130,576 76,533 50,800 10,483 32,840 9,920 53,766 21,811 14,254 3,808 11,779 2,114 Percentage change in sales 1958 to 1963 25.4 28.9 32.6 6.1 14.3 9.1 1954 to 1963 53.2 57.2 67.5 34.0 35.7 3.5 1943 to 1963 93.5 105.7 129.2 105.0 62.1 -1.0 1939 to 1963 566.6 621.6 716.9 464.2 352.0 364.5 163,830 77,079 16,863 19,611 18,467 31,810 65,378 28,212 16,175 2,390 14,517 4,084 1929 to 1963 448.2 457.9 619.9 799.0 266.8 140.5 Note: Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in 1958 and 1963 but not for previous census years, out paid employees included in 1929 and 1939 but not in subsequent census years. Establishments with- Kind of Business — In addition to classification by type of operation, each wholesale establish- ment is assigned a kind-of-business classifica- tion. The method of classifying and the kinds of business for which data are shown separately are described in Appendix C, "Kind-of-Business Classifications." Data are presented in table 1, Chapter 1, United States Summary, in the kind- of-business detail of the Standard Industrial Classification Manual. In the same table, type- of-operation information is shown in summary and for each kind of business. Considerably more kind-of-business detail for 1963 is given in table 3, and for 1958 in table 4 of chapter 1. Among the 38 broad kinds of business into which all wholesale establishments are classi- fied in accordance with the SIC system, and for which data are shown separately in table 1, United States Summary, "Farm products — raw materials" (cotton, grain, livestock, leaf to- XIX bacco, etc.) ranked first with sales of $34.8 billion in 1963. "Metals and minerals (except petroleum and scrap)" ranked second with $26.6 billion; followed by "Automobiles, other motor vehicles," $26.0 billion; "Commercial, industrial machinery, equipment and supplies," $24.6 billion; and "Petroleum bulk stations, terminals," $21.4 billion. Merchant wholesalers (commonly referred to as wholesalers, distributors, jobbers, supply houses, etc.) who buy and sell merchandise, at wholesale, on their own account constitute the most important of the five major types of oper- ation with $157.4 billion of the $358.4 billion in sales for all types combined. Table D pre- sents data on sales of this type group by kind of business for the years 1963, 1958, 1948, 1939, and 1929. Comparing 1963 with 1958, among mer- chant wholesalers seven kinds of business re- corded sales gain of 40 percent or more, and 10 additional trades recorded gains of 30 to 39 percent, compared with the 28.9 percent aver- age gain for all kinds of business combined. Trades showing 50 percent or more increase in sales included: Automobiles and other motor vehicles distributors, grain merchants, profes- sional equipment and supplies distributors, metals service centers, and stationery whole- salers. Only three merchant wholesalers kinds of business recorded sales declines from 1958 to 1963 — fresh fruit and vegetable wholesalers, livestock distributors, and coal wholesalers. When 1963 Is compared with 1929 the largest relative sales gains among merchant wholesalers are noted among electrical goods distributors; construction machinery and equip- ment dealers; farm and garden machinery, equipment wholesalers; industrial equipment- supplies distlrbutors; transportation equipment and supplies distributors; stationery, office sup- plies wholesalers; and amusement, sporting goods wholesalers. TABLE D. Sales of Merchant Wholesalers, by Kind of Business- United States: 1929 to 1963 Kind of business Sales ($1,000,000) 1963' 1958 -^ 1954 1948 1939^ 1929 •" Percent change in sales 1958 to 1963 1954 to 1963 1948 to 1963 1939 to 1963 1929 to 1963 Merchant wholesalers, total Motor vehicles, automotive equipnent Automobiles J other motor vehicles Automotive equipnent Tires, tubes Dnigs, chemicals, allied products Drugs, drug proprietaries, drugist ' sundries Paints, varnishes Other chemicals, allied products Dry foods, apparel Dry goods, piece goods, notions Apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie Footwear Groceries and related products. General-line groceries Dairy products Poultry, poultiy products.... Confectionery Fish, seafoods Meats, meat products Fresh fruits , vegetables Other groceries and related products Faim products , raw materials . . Cotton Grain Livestock, except horses, mules Miscellaneous farm products. 157,392 10,3a; 3,577 6,000 727 5,996 3,619 2,029 7,027 3,789 2,753 ^5 30,854 11,723 2,185 1,629 858 693 5,371 2,980 5,415 13,690 2,550 8,781 639 1,720 12Zfi60 7,098 2,291 •4,154 653 4,641 2,827 318 1,496 5,901 3,369 2,118 414 25,200 8,428 1,934 1,462 747 622 3,879 3,092 5,036 9,595 2,200 5,073 759 1,563 100,103 3,977 757 2,890 330 3,370 2,174 273 923 5,690 3,532 1,804 354 22,058 7,354 1,340 1,475 527 654 2,866 3,262 4,580 9,232 2,610 3.990 1,744 76,533 3,918 21,811 1,055 1,351 1 }2,567{| 2,243 1,340 217 686 5,529 4,058 1,230 241 17,072 5,772 |- 2,689 357 388 1,977 3,170 2,719 6,771 1,742 3,051 407 1,571 i.1,055 802 521 80 201 1,889 1,189 582 118 5,325 2,186 (NA) 133 141 520 1,143 (NA) 1,629 409 522 28,212 1,383 1,383 948 535 130 283 2,818 1,714 832 272 7,455 2,939 (NA) 250 205 690 1,665 (NA) 3,697 1,534 1,091 1,072 28.9 45.2 56.1 44.4 11.3 29.2 28.0 9.4 35.6 19.1 12.5 30.0 17.1 22.4 39. 13. 11. 14. 11, 38, -3, 7.5 42.7 15.9 73.1 -15.8 10.0 57.2 159.1 372.5 107.6 120.3 77.9 66.5 27.5 119.8 23.5 7.3 52.6 37.0 39.9 59.4 63.1 10.4 60.8 6.0 87.4 -8.6 18.2 48.3 -2.3 120.1 -80.0 -1.4 105.7 163.0 164.8 162.1 167.3 170.1 60.4 195.8 27.1 123.8 101.2 80.7 103.1 - 41.8 140.3 78.6 171.7 -6.0 99.2 102.2 46.4 187.8 57.0 9.5 621.6 876.7 {\ ■876.7 647.6 594.6 335.0 909.5 272.0 218.7 373.0 311.0 479.4 436.3 (NA) 545.1 391.5 932.9 160.7 (NA) 740.4 523.5 1,582.2 238.0 457.9 645.0 645.0 532.5 576.4 167.7 617.0 149.4 121.1 230.9 78.3 313.9 298.9 (NA) 243.2 238.0 678.4 79.0 (NA) 270.3 66.2 704.9 120.1 See footnotes at end of table. XX TABLE D Sales of Merchant Wholesalers, by Kind of Business- United States: 1929 to 1963-Continued Kind of business Sales ($1,000,000) 1963' 1958-' 1954 1948 1939 1929 ■ Percent change in sales 1958 to 1963 1954 to 1963 1948 to 1963 1939 to 1963 1929 to 1963 Electrical goods Electrical supplies, apparatus Electrical appliances, TV, radio sets Electronic parts, equipment... Hardware, plumbing, heating equipment supplies tiardware Plumbing and heating equip- ment, supplies Air conditioning, refrigerator equipment, supplies Machinery, equipment, supplies.. Commercial, industry machines, equipment, supplies: Commercial machines equip. . . Construction, mining, mach- inery, equipment Industrial machinery, equip. . Industrial supplies Faim, garden machinery, equip. Professional equip., supplies.. Service establishment equip- ment, supplies Transportation equipment, supplies, except automotive.. Metals, minerals (except petroleum products, scrap) . Coal Metals service centers... Metals sales office Petroleum bulk stations, tenninals Scrap, waste materials. Iron, steel scrap. . . . Waste materials Tobacco, tobacco products. Beer, wine, distilled alcoholic beverages Beer Wine, distilled spirits Paper, paper products, except wallpaper Printing and writing paper.. Industrial and personal service paper Stationery, office supplies. Furniture , home furnishings , , , . Furniture (household, office) . Home fxirnishings, floor coverings Lumber, construction materials. Lumber, millwork Construction materials Amusement, sporting goods Books, periodicals, newspapers.. Farm supplies Jewelry Gifts, art goods, adv. novelties, specialties Other products 9,911 4,208 4,166 1,537 6,827 2,543 3,470 814 16,798 1,445 2,612 3,852 3,638 909 2,069 1,414 859 7,934 661 4,266 3,007 3,484 1,938 1,546 4,682 8,195 3,385 4,810 4,715 1,812 1,847 1,056 3,400 1,006 2,394 8,713 5,676 3,037 2,041 1,029 2,395 1,101 636 7,660 7,928 3,44^; 3,432 1,054 5,920 2,255 3,052 613 12,647 1,010 2,006 3,332 2,562 741 1,340 1,040 616 5,541 917 624 }'• 2,898 1,706 1,192 3,668 6,530 2,731 3,799 3,564 ■3,013 551 2,510 745 1,765 6,271 4,220 2,051 1,354 840 1,704 848 559 6,444 6,338 2,910 2,815 613 4,882 2,068 2,330 484 9,556 660 1,401 2,619 2,208 535 853 904 376 4,157 794 3,363 2,406 1,213 1,193 3,209 5,687 2,311 3,376 2,915 2,545 370 2,082 698 1,384 5,588 3,806 1,782 953 697 1,575 825 4,309 2,279 2,030 3,978 2,006 1,674 298 6,425 635 780 • 2,974 481 562 743 250 }' 906 3,949 1,998 1,951 2,664 1,688 976 2,487 4,050 1,525 2,525 1,847 1,670 177 1,249 375 874 3,890 2,756 1,134 543 456 1,197 725 3,231 451 337 (NA) 592 380 (NA) (NA) (NA) 97 641 59 173 269 65 1,032 516 516 656 334 322 1,106 1,249 502 747 554 508 46 373 61 312 804 487 317 124 169 334 234 1,275 847 451 (NA) 715 498 (NA) (NA) (NA) 56 686 58 135 166 50 1,352 679 673 474 209 266 858 674 607 67 495 127 368 1,284 773 511 90 128 590 355 2,283 25.0 22.2 21.4 45.8 15.3 12.8 13.7 32.8 32.8 43.1 30.2 15.6 42.0 22.7 54.4 36.0 39.4 43.2 -27.9 57.3 20.2 13.6 29.7 27.6 25.5 23.9 26.6 32.3 20.7 91.7 35.5 35.0 35.6 38.9 34.5 48.1 50.7 22.5 40.6 29.8 / 13.8 \ 18.9 56.4 44. e. 48.0 150.7 39.8 23.0 48.9 68.2 75.8 118.9 86.4 47.1 64.8 69.9 142.6 56.4 128.5 90.9 -16.8 116.2 44.8 59.8 29.6 45.9 44.1 46.5 42.5 61.7 43.8 185.4 63.3 44.1 73.0 55.9 49.1 70.4 114.2 47.6 52.1 33.5 I 69.1 } 130.0 34.6 105.2 71.6 26.8 107.3 173.2 161.4 127.6 234.9 151.8 89.0 268.1 90.3 243.6 100.9 -66.9 272.8 30.8 14.8 58.4 102.3 122.0 90.5 155.3 119.1 496.6 172.2 168.3 173.9 124.0 106.0 167.8 275.9 125.7 100.0 51.9 156.8 1,157.7 833.0 1,136.2 (NA) 329.6 813.2 (NA) (NA) (NA) 2,592.8 1,068.5 1,440.7 1,006.0 425.7 1,221.5 668.8 28.1 1,309.5 431.1 480.2 380.1 323.3 556.1 574.3 543.9 751.1 620.3 2,195.7 811.5 1,549.2 667.3 983.7 1,065.5 858.0 1,546.0 508.9 617.1 370.5 550.7 1,070.1 833.0 952.0 (NA) 255.7 596.8 (NA) (NA) (NA) 4,564.3 991.8 1,467.2 1,432.6 751.8 1,618.0 486.3 -2.7 980.7 635.0 831.7 481.2 445.7 599.6 502.8 1,476.1 586.9 692.1 550.5 578.6 634.3 494.3 2,167.8 703.9 305.9 210.1 263.4 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (I^) Not available. Minus sign (-) before number denotes decrease. ^Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in 1963 but not in previous census years. ^Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in total but not in other figures for 1958. ^Establishments without paid employees included in 1929 and 1939 but not in subsequent census years. XXI WHOLESALE TRADE GEOGRAPHICALLY Wholesale trade is measured geographically for census purposes according to the location of the establishment from which the business is conducted, and from which all of the sales, employment, payroll, etc., are credited accord- ingly, regardless of the size of the sales terri- tory covered. All of the business of the whole- sale establishments located in Chicago, for example, is credited to Chicago even though sales territories may extend into several States. Data for traveling salesmen are included with establishments from which they operate. Regions and Geographic Divisions — Table 5 of the United States Summary, Chapter 1, pre- sents comparative information, 1963 and 1958, by type of operation for regions, geographic divisions, and States. Table 6 of the same chapter presents information for regions and geographic divisions by kind of business. moved up from number six position in 1958 to number four in 1963, while Pennsylvania dropped from number four to number six. Ohio was in fifth position in both census years. Michigan maintained its number seven position; New Jersey moved up from tenth to eighth; while Missouri and Massachusetts each dropped by one to ninth and tenth, respectively. Some rather significant ranking changes are noted between 1929, the time of the first census of business, and 1963, the latest com- parable information. Among all types of opera- tion combined Florida moved up 17 positions from 30 to 13; Arizona 11 positions, from 44 to 33; North Carolina 9 positions, from 23 to 14; and New Jersey 8 positions, from 16 to 8. The District of Columbia and Oregon each moved up seven positions among the States. States dropping back five positions or more included Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. States — Wholesale trade data are presented by kind of business for each of the 50 States and the District of Columbia in separate chapters of volume V of the 1963 Census of Business. These chapters are also available as separate reports in the BC63-WA series. State sum- maries are presented in table 5, chapter 1, by type of operation and in table 9, chapter 1, by kind of business. The accompanying text table E ranks the States by wholesale trade sales size in 1963, 1958, 1948, 1939, and 1929. Measured in terms of 1963 sales for all types of operation combined. New York led all other States with $66 billion, or 18.5 percent of the United States total. California was sec- ond with $35 billion, or 9.9 percent of the total, followed by Illinois with 8.1 percent, Texas with 5.1 percent, and Ohio with 5.1 percent. Sales for these five States totaled $167 billion, or 46.7 percent of the total for the country as a whole. Among merchant wholesalers. New York, California, Illinois, and Texas also ranked one, two, three, and four, respectively, in 1963. Pennsylvania, however, ranked number five among merchants. Sales of merchant whole- salers in these five States totaled $74 billion, or 46.8 percent of the national figure. Some changes from 1958 to 1963 are noted for all types of operation combined in the rank- ing of the first ten States, with New York, Cali- fornia, and Illinois ranking one, two, and three, in that order, in both years. Texas, however, Standard IVIetropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA) — These areas are defined by an inter-agency committee, under the direction of the Federal Bureau of the Budget, for purposes of compil- ing and presenting a wide variety of data on a uniform area basis. Titles and definitions of the 217 areas in the United States, together with the 2 standard consolidated areas — New York, N.Y.-Northeastern New Jersey and Chi- cago, III. — Northwestern Indiana — established as of August 4, 1964, appear in appendix D of this volume. A comparative summary, 1963 and 1958, is given in chapter 1, table 7, for each of the areas. Data are presented by kind of business for each of the areas in its respec- tive State report. The accompanying text table F presents a comparative summary for 1963 and 1958 of the 50 largest SMSA's as measured by whole- sale trade sales volume in 1963. Approximately one-half of the wholesale establishments in the country were located in these 50 SMSA's in 1963. These establishments accounted for 71.7 percent of wholesale trade sales, slightly larger than the 71.3 percent in 1958. In con- trast, population of the areas represented only 43.4 percent of the Nation's total in 1960. New York, N.Y., SMSA ranked first by a wide margin having 16.1 percent of the 1963 total, with Chicago, III., SMSA second, at 6.6 percent, and Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif., SMSA third, at 4.8 percent of the national total. The New York and Chicago SMSA's recorded slight declines in the percent of national total of 1963 as compared with 1958. XXII TABLE E Wholesale Trade Sales in 1963 by States, Ranked by Sales Size 1929 to 1963 states All types of operations combined Sales, 1963 (SI.OOO) Rank 1963 1958 1954 1939 1929 Merctiant wholesalers only Sales, 1963 ($1,000) Rank 1963 1958 1954 1948 1939 1929 United States, total New York California Illinois Texas Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan New Jersey Missouri Massachusetts Minnesota Georgia Florida North Carolina Tennessee Indiana Wisconsin Washington Iowa Louisiana Maryland Oregon Virginia Coloi'ado Connecticut Oklahoma Nebraska Alabama Kansas Kentucky District of Columbia South Carolina Arizona Mississippi Arkansas Utah West Virginia North Dakota Rhode Island Delaware Maine South Dakota Montana New Mexico Idaho Hawaii New Hampshire Nevada Vermont Vtyoming Alaska 358,38b 66,208 35,386 29,135 18,305 18,208 18,0^ W,055 12,769 12,307 10,392 8,390 8,100 6,983 6,452 5,501 5,173 4,72-4 4,598 4,474 4,448 4,376 3,623 3,476 3,465 3,403 3,395 3,390 3,211 2,059 1,993 1,791 1,787 1,546 1,470 1,396 1,220 1,199 1,090 979 975 844 779 779 735 505 390 264 249 181 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 11 12 13 16 15 14 17 19 18 20 22 23 21 25 28 27 24 26 30 29 31 32 35 33 37 41 40 43 45 44 11 13 19 15 12 14 17 18 16 20 22 24 23 27 29 26 21 25 30 28 31 32 40 33 35 36 34 37 (NA) 38 43 46 49 48 47 50 10 14 22 15 12 23 25 24 29 30 27 19 28 21 26 31 33 44 34 36 38 32 35 39 42 41 37 40 46 45 43 47 50 48 49 51 10 16 23 14 13 12 15 18 17 19 20 26 21 27 30 25 22 29 28 24 31 32 45 35 34 3 9 16 5 6 10 14 30 23 12 18 17 15 13 20 22 29 24 26 28 21 11 25 19 27 38 34 44 31 32 40 33 36 35 42 39 37 41 47 43 (NA) 45 49 46 48 (NA) 157,392 30,426 15,d09 10,848 9,035 6,734 7,753 5,224 6,057 4,852 4,855 3,449 2,670 3,711 2,518 3,335 2,731 2,538 2,567 1,751 2,372 1,853 2,537 2,004 1,558 1,872 1,642 1,181 1,669 1,558 1,510 887 1,062 1,014 1,003 847 667 763 366 695 259 539 279 378 493 329 395 306 299 152 134 106 14 17 16 24 20 23 18 21 27 22 26 30 25 28 29 34 31 32 33 35 38 36 43 37 48 39 47 42 40 44 41 45 46 49 50 51 14 15 16 21 17 23 20 22 29 24 26 30 25 27 28 33 31 34 32 36 38 35 41 37 47 39 45 43 40 44 13 17 15 20 16 24 21 22 29 23 26 30 25 28 27 32 31 37 34 35 38 33 43 36 47 23 21 22 30 26 28 29 27 24 25 32 33 40 34 35 37 31 42 36 47 38 43 41 44 45 10 18 22 21 14 13 12 15 20 16 17 25 19 30 24 27 32 26 29 23 28 35 41 36 33 37 43 39 44 42 (NA) 47 49 45 48 (NA) 3 9 13 10 17 30 23 11 16 12 14 19 22 18 29 25 28 27 20 21 24 15 26 37 34 42 35 32 38 31 40 33 47 36 41 39 46 44 (NA) 45 49 43 48 (NA) Represents zero. (NA) Not available. XXIII TABLE F. 50 Largest Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas by Wholesale Trade Sales: 1963 and 1958 standard metropolitan statistical areas ranked by 1963 wtiolesale trade sales United States, total 50 largest standard metropol- itan statistical areas, total New York, N .Y Chicago, 111 Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif Philadelphia, Pa. -N.J Detroit , Mich San Fraiici SCO-Oakland, Calif Boston , Mass St. Louis, Mo. -Ill Minneapolis-St . Paul, Minn Cleveland , Ohio Atlanta , Ga Dallas, Tex Kansas City, Mo.-Kans Newark, N.J Pittsburg , Pa Houston , Tex Cincinnati, Ohio-Ky.-Ind Paterson-Clifton-Passaic, N.J Memphi s , Tenn . -Ark Washington, D.C.-Md.-Va Portland, Oreg .-Wash Baltimore , Md Seattle-Everett , Wash Milwaukee , Wis Denver , Colo Buffalo, N.Y Charlotte , N .C Indianapolis , Ind New Orleans , La Omaha , Nebr .-Iowa Jacksonville , Fla Miami , Fla Birmingham , Ala Louisville, Ky.-Ind Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond , Va Columbus , Ohio Syracuse, N.Y Phoenix , Ariz Salt Lake City, Utah Tampa -St . Petersburg , Fla Providenee-Pawtuckett-Warwick, R.I .- Mass Fort Worth, Tex Hartford , Conn Rochester, N .Y Jersey , City , N.J Toledo, Ohio-Mich San Jose , Calif Akron , Ohio Albany-Schenectady-Troy , N.Y Establistiments 1963 308,177 159,832 31,368 12,206 12,216 7,476 5,643 5,804 5,809 3,853 3,160 3,665 2,821 3,249 2,513 3,335 3,440 2,829 2,272 2,237 1,422 2,005 2,049 2,333 2,574 2,316 2,273 2,056 1,214 1,784 1,801 1,009 986 2,360 1,074 1,177 1,162 861 1,143 1,091 1,371 1,085 1,428 1,439 1,021 1,054 1,179 1,068 1,000 843 754 1,004 195S 287 ,043 148,860 31,880 11,546 10,916 7,175 5,231 5,183 5,638 3,658 2,927 3,534 2,321 2,712 2,422 2,986 3,362 2,421 2,137 1,672 1,278 1,729 1,881 2,261 2,408 2,134 1,891 1,969 1,000 1,674 1,738 987 856 1,949 979 1,079 1,043 781 1,040 958 1,028 874 1,158 1,322 875 931 1,084 1,053 1,005 598 649 927 Sales, all types of wholesale establishments 1963 Amount ($1,000) 358,386 257,113 57,562 23,682 17,138 10,252 9,952 9,901 8,192 6,582 6,565 6,323 5,733 5,647 5,070 5,058 4,490 4,485 4,043 3,649 3,597 3,478 3,465 3,150 3,147 2,956 2,941 2,897 2,811 2,779 2,655 2,144 2,002 1,829 1,595 1,594 1,514 1,491 1,464 1,377 1,363 1,223 1,213 1,213 1,166 1,141 1,132 1,121 1,096 1,088 1,079 1,068 Percent of U.S. total 100.0 71.7 16.1 6.6 4.8 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.2 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.2 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 1958 Amount ($1,000) 285,727 203,696 47,770 19,284 12,710 8,827 8,252 7,418 6,905 5,251 4,942 4,899 3,999 4,030 3,741 3,495 4,513 3,640 3,308 1,720 2,531 2,234 2,470 2,681 2,565 2,511 2,409 2,386 1,764 2,208 2,495 1,920 1,357 1,451 1,449 1,264 1,103 1 ,176 1,128 1,185 885 922 919 1,004 848 841 922 1,217 868 634 785 860 Percent of U.S. total 100.0 71.3 16.7 6.7 4.4 3.1 2.9 2.6 2.4 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.4 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.6 1.3 1.1 0.6 0.9 0.8 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.6 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.3 Rank Wholesale trade 1963 (X) (X) 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 1958 (X) (X) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 12 14 16 11 15 17 30 20 26 23 18 19 21 24 25 29 27 22 28 33 31 32 34 40 37 38 36 45 43 39 48 49 42 35 46 62 51 47 Popu- lation 1960 (X) (X) 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 9 14 11 24 20 22 13 8 16 21 18 41 10 28 12 19 17 26 15 92 33 27 56 58 25 40 32 50 60 36 47 37 62 31 29 46 48 43 42 57 39 49 38 Ranking the areas by wholesale sales sizes, it is noted that the first 10 maintained the same order in 1963 as in 1958. Nineteen of the 50 areas moved up in rank by 1 position or more with San Jose, Calif., recording the largest increase, from 62 in 1958 to 48 in 1963. Other areas increasing their rank by 6 positions or more included Paterson-Clifton- Passaic, N.J., from 30 to 18; Washington, D.C.- Md.-Va., from 26 to 20; and Phoenix, Ariz., from 45 to 39. San Jose, Calif., and Akron, Ohio, were among the first 50 in 1963, but not in 1958. XXiV TABLE G. 50 Largest Counties by Wholesale Trade Sales: 1963 and 1958 County, ranked by 1963 wholesale trade sales Establishments 1963 1958 Sales, all types of wholesale establishments 1963 Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total 1958 Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total Rank Wholesale trade 1963 1958 1329 Popu- lation 1960 United States, total.. 50 largest Counties, total New York County, N.Y. (coexten- sive with Manhattan borough. New York City) Cook County, 111 Los Angeles County, Calif Wayne County, Mich Cuyahoga County, Ohio Philadelphia County, Pa. (coextensive with city) Dallas County, Tex San Francisco County, Calif. (coextensive with city) Hennepin County, Minn Fulton County, Ga Suffolk County, Mass Harris County, Tex St. Louis City, Mo. (not part of any County) Allegheny County, Pa Hamilton County, C^io Jackson County, Mo Shelby County, Tenn Multnomah County, Cireg King County, Wash Queens County, N.Y. (coexten- sive with Queens borough. New York City) Milwaukee County, Wis... Mecklenburg County, N.C. Erie County, N.Y Essex County, N.J Bergen County, N.J (coex- Denver County, Colo, tensive with city) Baltimore City, Md, (not part of any County) Marion County, Ind Kings County, N.Y. (coexten- sive with Brooklyn borough. New York City) Alameda County, Calif Middlesex County, Mass Westchester County, N.Y Montgomery County, Pa Union County, N.J Orleans Parish, La. (coexten- sive with New Orleans city) . Douglas County, Nebr, Duval County, Fla.... 308,177 131, -i55 19,869 11,100 12,216 4,^15 3,470 4,512 3,113 2,991 2,231 2,206 3,178 2,829 2,320 2,831 1,993 1,828 1,374 1,707 2,373 2,315 2,020 1,161 1,862 2,088 1,396 1,815 1,906 1,543 3,495 1,574 1,751 1,293 1,138 1,003 1,408 896 986 287,043 125,104 21,899 10,626 10,916 4,388 3,373 5,007 2,569 3,029 2,060 1,949 3,694 2,421 2,505 2,792 1,895 1,889 1,233 1,663 2,237 2,056 1,947 954 1,778 2,080 966 1,615 1,995 1,457 3,563 1,379 1,398 1,001 749 718 1,486 875 856 358,386 226,179 46,561 22,628 17,138 8,296 6,207 6,100 5,592 5,279 4,726 4,630 4,575 4,485 4,112 4,074 3,896 3,584 3,564 3,111 3,033 2,851 2,813 2,783 2,775 2,754 2,708 2,692 2,682 2,648 2,553 2,551 2,247 2,218 2,164 2,159 2,026 100.0 63.1 13.0 6.3 4.8 2.3 1.7 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.2 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.0 .9 ,009 002 285,727 181,359 39,085 18,747 12,710 7,634 4,828 6,081 3,980 4,916 3,487 3,353 4,771 3,640 3,840 4,183 3,201 2,886 2,518 2,316 2,478 3,023 2,439 1,746 2,258 2,257 1,127 2,236 2,513 2,130 2,282 1,724 1,535 1,045 861 1,136 2,171 1,820 1,357 100.0 63.5 13.7 6.5 4.4 2.7 1.7 2.1 1.4 1.7 1.2 1.2 1.6 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.1 1.0 .9 1.0 (X) (X) 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 (X) (X) 5 10 7 13 14 12 11 9 15 17 18 22 20 21 30 24 25 40 26 19 28 23 31 32 44 53 39 27 29 35 (X) (X) 6 11 4 13 5 12 24 3 23 9 7 14 10 18 28 21 43 22 47 17 26 291 27 19 25 16 53 52 81 227 109 20 15 49 (X) (X) 5 17 29 24 52 26 12 28 9 23 45 44 56 19 15 108 14 21 27 18 32 4 22 13 25 57 61 43 89 66 See footnotes at end of table. XXV Figure 3 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS Wholesale Trade Percent Wholesale Trade Sales: 1963 Percent Population: 1960 BY POPULATION SIZE GROUP 40.7 39.! 16.0 24.0 22.2 12.3 7.0 6.8 12.6 Cities with 500,000 or more inhabitants Cities with 100,000 to 499,999 inhabitants Cities with 50,000 to 99,999 inhabitants Cities with 2,500 to 49,999 inhabitants Remainder of the United States POPULATION SIZE GROUP U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census XXVI TABLE G. 50 Largest Counties by Wholesale Trade Sales: 1963 and 1958— continued Establistitnent Sales, all types of wholesale establishments Rank County, ranked by 1963 wholesale trade sales 1963 1958 1963 1958 Wtiolesale trade Popu- lation Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total 1963 1958 1929 1960 50 largest Counties — Continued Nassau County, N.Y 2,152 2,360 888 827 1,074 1,069 1,089 1,068 893 1,371 984 742 732 1,339 1,949 538 460 979 982 979 969 607 1,028 850 702 704 1,950 1,829 1,815 1,692 1,595 1,550 1,470 1,431 1.379 1,363 1,319 1,302 1,258 .5 .5 .5 .5 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 1,036 1,451 749 547 1,449 1,233 1,084 1,095 443 885 1,151 1,119 863 .4 .5 .3 .2 .6 .4 .4 .4 .1 .3 .4 .4 .3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 45 33 62 81 34 36 43 42 83 51 38 41 52 133 125 619 222 35 33 29 37 250 100 48 36 40 11 20 30 San Mateo County, Calif 67 42 46 Oklahoma County, Okla 68 36 33 Maricopa County, Ariz 38 Onondaga County, N.Y 71 Rlohroond city, Va. (not part 142 72 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, available. (X) Mot applicable. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing figures for individual companies. (NA) Not Cities and Counties — Data on wholesale trade, 1963, are presented by counties and for cities and other urban places of 5,000 inhabitants or more in table 4 of each State chapter, Volume V, 1963 Census of Business. Table 6 of the State chapters presents information for coun- ties with 100 wholesale establishments by kind of business. Table 8 of the United States Sum- mary Chapter, chapter 1, presents summary information, 1963 and 1958, on establishments, sales, payroll, and employees for the 100 coun- ties with the largest 1963 wholesale trade pay- roll. The accompanying text table G ranks the 50 largest wholesale counties by 1963 sales and shows their 1960 population to- gether with rankings for previous business census years. As shown in the accompanying text table G, New York County ranked first with 13.0 per- cent of wholesale trade of the country, followed by Cook County, 111., with 6.3 percent, Los Angeles County, 4.8 percent, and Wayne County, Mich., 2.3 percent. Over one-fourth of the wholesale business of the United States is con- ducted by establishments located in these four counties. New York County ranked first in wholesale sales, but seventh in population. Los Angeles County, Calif., however, ranked first in popula- tion but third in wholesale trade. Comparing rankings in 1963 and 1929 many changes are noted. New York and Cook Coun- ties have consistantly maintained their number one and number two positions, respectively. Los Angeles County moved up from eighth to third in wholesale trade. Twelve counties in the first 50 in the 1963 census were not included in the 50 largest in 1929. City size — Wholesale establishments are classi- fied in chapter 1, table 11, by city-size groups according to the 1960 population of the city in which the establishments were located. An establishment is classified as inside or outside a city according to its street address and other evidence on its census return, and all of its business is credited to the area, regardless of how widespread its sales activities. Five cities — New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Detroit — were in the million- and-over population bracket in 1960. The five cities accounted for 25.9 percent of wholesale trade sales in 1963 but only 9.8 percent of the population in 1960. Cities of 100,000 inhabi- tants or more accounted for over three-fifths (62 percent) of wholesale sales but only 28.5 percent of the population. Establishments in rural, suburban, or other areas outside incor- porated places of 2,500 inhabitants or less ac- counted for about two-fifths (36.0 percent) of the Nation's population but only 12.6 percent of wholesale sales. XXVII Figure 4 SALES SIZE Wholesale Trade The Percent of Sales Volume and of Number of Establishments, UNITED STATES: 1963 By Major Sales Size Groups 80 67.3 20.! 11.8 P ^10 J ALL TYPES OF OPERATIONS 85 T 53.5 30.i 15.6 i I MERCHANT WHOLESALERS 53 15 5.3 i 6.0 MANUFACTURERS' SALES BRANCHES, SALES OFFICES 74.2 57 19 I 13.3 12.5 I MERCHANDISE AGENTS AND BROKERS ESTABLISHMENTS WITH ANNUAL SALES OF — ■ $2,000,000 or more Q Less than $1,000,000 S $1,000,000 to $1,999,000 ▼ No. of Establishments (%) 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census XXVII TABLE H. Wholesale Trade, by City Size-United States: 1963 Population, as a percent of U.S. total 1960 Wholesale trade estab- lishments (number) Sales, wholesale trade all types of establishments Payroll, entire year Paid employees city size Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total Amount ($1,000) Percent of U.S. total Week ended Nov. 15 (number) Percent of U.S. total United States total 100.0 9.8 6.2 6.0 6.5 7.7 8.3 9.8 9.7 36.0 308,177 51,101 31,177 30,348 28,460 24,551 23,783 27,806 31,100 59,851 358,386 92,780 49,853 46,797 32, 6o; 24,513 21,262 23,305 22,105 45,167 100.0 25.9 13.9 13.1 9.1 6.8 5.9 6.5 6.2 12.6 18,101 4,026 2,545 2,400 1,941 1,495 1,249 1,229 1,106 2,110 100.0 22.2 14.1 13.2 10.7 8.3 6.9 6.8 6.1 11.7 3,088,706 588,168 401,694 397,630 336,675 260,478 229,043 235,574 225,592 413,852 100.0 Cities with— 1,000,000 inhabitants or more 500,000 to 999,999 inhabitants 250,000 to 499,999 inhabitants 100,000 to 249,999 inhabitants 50 000 to 99 999 inhabitants 19.1 13.0 12.9 10.9 8.4 25 000 to 49 999 inhabitants 7.4 10 000 to 24 999 inhabitants 7.6 2 500 to 9 999 inhabitants 7.3 2,499 inhabitants or less 13.4 SIZE OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS Wholesale establishments for 1963 are classi- fied by size in chapter 2: sales size, employ- ment size, city size, and single-units and multi- units (firm size). Sales size — A concentration of sales is noted in the upper sales size brackets in contrast to establishment counts which tend to concentrate in the lower sales sizes. For example, 1,861 establishments, 0.6 percent of the total number of all wholesale establishments, each reported 1963 sales of $20 million or more. These 1,861 establishments accounted for 26.4 per- cent of total wholesale trade sales. In addition, establishments in the $10 to $20 million annual sales bracket contributed only 0.9 percent of the number of places of business, but they ac- counted for 10.7 percent of sales. Thus 1.5 percent of the establishments — those with the largest sales volume — accounted for over 37 percent of total sales. In contrast, 115,354 establishments reported 1963 sales of less than $200,000 each. These smaller establish- ments contributed 37.4 percent of the total number but only 3.1 percent of sales. The 1,861 establishments with sales of $20 million or more included 478 merchant whole- salers, 1,028 manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices, 259 merchandise agents and brokers, and 96 other types (petroleum termi- nals and farm products assemblers). This same general pattern is noted for each of the major type-of-operation groups; i.e., a small number of establishments in the upper sales-size brack- ets accounting for a very large percentage of sales. TABLE J. Sales Size of Establishments-United States: 1963 Sales size of establishment Establishment Sal s Number Percent of total Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 308,177 1,861 2,805 6,657 50,710 46,101 74,321 115,354 10,368 100.0 0.6 0.9 2.2 16.5 15.0 24.1 37.4 3.4 358,385 94,479 38,350 45,774 104,777 32,589 24,002 11,025 7,389 100.0 26.4 10.7 12.8 29.2 9.1 6.7 3.1 2.1 United States total Establishments operated entire year with aftnual sales of- $20, 000, 000 or more $10,000,000 to $19,999,999 $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 $1,000,000 to $4,999,999 $500,000 to $999,999 $200,000 to $499,999 Less than $200,000 Establishments not operated entire year. XXIX Figure 5 SALES SIZE Wholesale Trade MERCHANT WHOLESALERS 1963 $157 BILLION 1958 $122 BILLION 1954 $100 BILLION 1948 $77 BILLION 29% 1-3 4-7 8-19 20-49 50 or more Sales Volume by Employment Size of Establishment ^ 24% 24% 11% 1-3 4-7 8-19 20-49 50 or more 25% 25% 1-3 4-7 8-19 20-49 50 or more 26% 25% 27% 1-3 4-7 8-19 20-49 50 or more EMPLOYMENT SIZE OF ESTABLISHMENT 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census XXX Merchant wholesalers, all kinds of business combined, classified by sales-size groups and comparing 1963, 1958, and 1954, show upward movement in size brackets, partly reflecting the effect of increases in the level of whole- sale sources and partly the growth in the physi- cal volume of business. Establishments in the $5 million-and-over sales bracket reported 29.5 per cent of total sales for this type group in 1954, 31.0 percent in 1958, and 33.9 percent in 1963. At the other extreme, establishments in the less-than $200,000 annual sales bracket accounted for 7.0 percent in 1954, 6.3 percent in 1958, and 5.2 percent in 1963. Operating expenses (including payroll), ex- pressed as a percentage of sales, bears an in- verse relationship to sales size, as establish- ments in the larger annual sales volume brackets recorded smaller expense ratios. This trend is consistent from smaller to larger sales brackets for each of the three census years covered in the accompanying text table K. Operating expenses in general showed a small increase for 1954, 1958, and 1963. Payroll, expressed as a percentage of sales, shows the same general trend as operating expenses of which it is the major part. Payroll ratios have increased, generally, for the three census years 1954, 1958, and 1963; with larger sales-size brackets recording smaller payroll-to-sales ratios. TABLE K Merchant Wholesaler by Sales Size-United States: 1963, 1958, and 1954 Sales size of establishment Sales as percent of total 1963 1953 1954 Operating expenses as percent of sales 1963 1958 1954 Payroll as percent of sales 1963 1958 1954 United States total Establishment operated entire year.. With annual sales of- $10,000,000 or more , $5,000,000 to $9,999,000 $2,000,000 to $A, 999,000 $1,000,000 to $1,999,000 $500,000 to $999,000 $300,000 to $-499,000 $200,000 to $299,000 $100,000 to $199,000 Less than $100,000 Establishment not operated entire yef 100.0 97.5 22 5 11.-4 19.6 15.6 12.8 6.6 3.7 3.5 1.7 2.5 100.0 98.6 19.1 11.9 19.4 16.6 13.8 7.4 4.1 ■4.1 2.2 1.4 100.0 98.5 18.4 11.1 19.7 16.5 13.8 7.6 4.4 4.5 2.5 1.5 13.5 13.4 5.8 10.4 12.8 15.5 18.1 20.4 21.6 23.0 25.1 15.8 13.4 13.3 6.4 9.9 12.4 14.5 16.6 18.3 19.5 20.6 28.9 15.0 13.2 13.1 5.7 9.3 11.5 13.8 16.6 18.9 20.5 22.5 26.9 14.3 7.3 7.3 3.0 5.7 7.0 8.5 9.9 11.2 11.7 12.3 13.1 7.6 3.0 5.1 6.4 7.6 8.7 9.5 10.0 13.9 12.0 6.6 6.9 6.9 3.0 5.3 6.4 7.6 8.6 9.6 10.3 11.1 13.0 6.9 Employment Size — Wholesale establishments are tabulated by employment-size classes in chapter 2, tables 7, 8, and 9, based on the number of paid employees as of mid-November. A high concentration of establishments is noted in the smaller employment-size brackets with 62 thousand places of business having only one paid employee and 75 thousand with two or three employees, or 137 thousand (45 per- cent of the total) having fewer than 4 em- ployees. Measured in terms of number of paid em- ployees per establishment, little change is noted in the period 1948 through 1963. The average number of employees for all types of establishments combined dropped from 10.7 per place of business in 1948 to 10.2 in 1954, to 9.8 in 1958, then rose slightly to 10.0 in 1963. Measured in terms of percentage of total sales, establishments with only one paid employee contributed 3.8 percent of sales in 1963 compared with 5.2 percent in 1954. Those with 2 or 3 employees accounted for 7.5 percent in 1963 compared to 9.2 percent in 1948. In both 1958 and 1963 the establishments having 50 or more employees were about 2.8 percent of the total number of establish- ments. In 1958 they accounted for 27.8 per- cent of total sales compared with 29.1 per- cent in 1963. The sales per establishment of this group climbed from $9.8 million in 1958 to $12 million in 1963. A somewhat similar trend is noted among merchant wholesalers where the average num- ber of paid employees per establishment, for all kinds of business combined, declined from 11.2 in 1948 to 10.1 in 1954, to 9.7 in 1958, then rose slightly to 9.9 in 1963. Average annual sales per employee, however, recorded consistent increases — from $53 thousand in 1948 to $61 thousand in 1954, to $66 thou- sand in 1958, and to $76 thousand in 1963. XXXI Figure 6 SALES SIZE, EMPLOYMENT SIZE, SINGLE UNITS AND MULTIUNITS Wholesale Trade 100% 94,5 94.7 93.1 Wholesale Trade by Firm Size: 1939, 1948, 1963 I I Percent of Firms Percent of Sales 5.2 5.2 5.9 2.6 2.6 3.5 44.2 0.9 1939 1948 1963 1 establishment 1939 1948 1963 2 establishments 1939 1948 1963 3-5 establishments 1963 1939 6 establishments or more FIRM SIZE (Size based upon total number of wholesale establishments operated by the firm) 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census XXXII TABLE L. Employee Size of Establishments-United States: 1948 to 1963 Employee size (mid-numbers) Establish- ment 1963 (number) Sales as percent of total Payroll as percent of total 1963 1958 1954 1948 1963 1958 1954 1948 United States total 1 employee 2 to 3 employees 4 to 7 employees 8 to 19 employees 20 to 49 employees 50 employees or more 308,177 62,424 75,000 70,976 64,235 26,838 8,704 100.0 3.8 7.5 12.8 23.0 23.8 29.1 100.0 4.4 8.5 13.3 23.4 22.6 27.8 100.0 5.2 8.5 13.7 22.0 23.1 27.5 100.0 3.6 9.2 14.7 22.2 22.0 28.3 100.0 2.0 5.2 11.6 24.8 25.8 30.6 100.0 1.9 5.3 11.6 24.0 25.8 31.4 100.0 2.0 4.9 11.2 22.8 25.5 33.6 100.0 1.2 4.8 10.8 21.7 24.9 36.6 Firm Size — Firms or companies engaged in wholesale trade are classified in tables 12 and 13 of chapter 2 according to the total number of wholesale establishments operated by them at the end of 1963. The 308,177 wholesale establishments were operated by 231,557 different firms, of which 217,309 firms or 93.8 percent operated only one wholesale place of business. These single- wholesale-establishment firms operated 70.5 percent of the places of business but con- tributed only 43.4 percent of 1963 sales of all wholesale establishments. Each of 8,018 firms, or 3.5 percent of the total number, operated two wholesale establishments. They accounted for 5.9 percent of sales. At the other extreme, 360 firms, or 0.2 percent of the total number, each operated 26 establishments or more; but these 0.2 percent accounted for one-third (32.7 percent) of all wholesale trade sales. TABLE M Wholesale Trade by Firm Size-United States: 1963 Firms (number) Establishments Sales Firm size Number Percent of total Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 231,557 217,309 8,018 4,257 1,024 589 187 173 308,177 217,309 16,036 15,064 7,571 9,473 6,493 36,231 100.0 70.5 5.2 4.9 2.5 3.1 2.1 11.7 358,385,749 155,360,810 21,135,238 23,643,265 16,432,318 24,564,347 25,293,613 91,956,158 100.0 43.3 5.9 6.6 4.6 6.8 7.1 25.7 Table N presents a summary of sales of single units and multiunits by type of operation where it is noted that firms operating only one establishment accounted for 64.4 percent of the total business of merchant wholesalers and 75.9 percent for merchandise agents and brokers. Among manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices, however, they accounted for only 2.4 percent of total sales. At the other extreme, firms with 51 whole- sale establishments or more at the end of 1963 accounted for only 6 percent of the sales of merchant wholesalers and only 2 percent for merchandise agents and brokers; but they contributed over one-half — 56.8 per- cent— of the sales of manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices. The pattern among assemblers of farm prod- ucts is similar to that of merchant wholesalers and of merchandise agents and brokers, with firms operating only one or two establishments predominating in sales, accounting for 72.2 per- cent, while firms with 26 or more establish- ments contributed only 9.1 percent of the total. Petroleum bulk plants and terminals, on the other hand, are more like manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices, in that firms oper- ating 26 or more establishments accounted for 68.8 percent of the total. XXXIII Figure 7 RECEIVABLES AND BAD-DEBT LOSSES — Wholesale Trade MERCHANT WHOLESALERS End -of -Year Receivables as a Percent of Sales, for Selected Kinds of Business: 1963 Kind of business Jewelry wholesalers Air conditioning, refrigeration equipment, supplies distributors Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies distributors Electrical supplies, apparatus distributors Book, periodicals, newspaper wholesalers Furniture (household, office) wholesalers Apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie wholesalers Hardware wholesalers Metals service centers Lumber, millwork wholesalers Drugs, drug proprietaries, druggists' sundries wholesalers Industrial and personal service paper wholesalers Fish, seafood distributors Confectionery wholesalers Meat, meat products wholesalers Beer distributors General-line grocery wholesalers Cotton merchants 114.7 113.7 113.6 ■ 13.0 112.6 ■ 12.4 112.1 1 11.1 Ill.O 110.5 Average, All Trades 110.2 120.4 9.5 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census XXXIV TABLE N Percent of Total Sales by Type of Operation and Firm Size: 1963 Percent of total sales Firm size Merchant wholesalers Manufacturers' sales branches sales offices Merchantiise agents and brokers Petroleum bulk stations and terminals Assemblers of farm products United States, total 100.0 64.4 8.6 9.0 4.8 4.4 2.8 6.0 100.0 2.4 2.2 3.5 5.2 13.2 16.7 56.8 100.0 75.9 6.6 7.4 3.8 2.4 1.9 2.0 100.0 \ 24.5 3.0 1 " J. 68.8 100 0 72.2 3 to 5 establishments 9 0 6 to 10 establishments 9.7 26 to 50 establishments 9.1 RECEIVABLES AND BAD DEBT LOSSES Forms used in enumerating merchant whole- salers in connection with the 1963 Census of Business provided for reporting end-of-year receivables — accounts and notes receivable derived from the sale of merchandise and on company books at the end of the year — and bad-debt losses — receivables written off during the year as uncollectable. Results of this in- quiry are presented in chapter 3, table 1, for the country as a whole and in tables 2 and 3 for standard metropolitan statistical areas. Of the 208,997 merchant wholesale estab- lishments in business at the end of the year, 132,190 reported end-of-year receivables; 16,070 reported that they sold on a cash basis only, hence they had no receivables; 60,737 did not report on this inquiry. Sales in 1963 of those reporting end-of-year receivables amounted to $127 billion; the establishments which reported all sales on a cash basis had $6 billion in sales; those not reporting cash- credit information, reported sales of $25 billion. The accompanying text table P shows the trend in receivables as a percent of sales, 1939 to 1963; and in bad debt losses, 1949 to 1963. Bad-debt losses were not measured in 1939. Receivables dropped from a high of 10.8 per- cent of sales in 1939 to 7.2 percent in 1948, then rose to 8.4 percent in 1954, reached 9.6 percent in 1958, and declined slightly to 9.5 percent in 1963. Receivables on the books of wholesalers at the end of 1963 approximated $15 billion. Receivables as a percent of sales varied by kind of business with Jewelry — watch-clock wholesalers reporting a high of 20.4 or slightly more than one-fifth of annual sales. Other trades recording receivables equal to 16.0 per- cent or more of annual sales included — Footwear wholesalers. Restaurant, hotel supply houses. Dental supply houses. Religious, school supply houses. Surgical, medical, hospital supply houses. Shoe service wholesalers. Camera, photographic supplies distribu- tors. Toys, games, fireworks wholesalers. TABLE p Merchant Wholesalers, End-of-Year Receivables-United States: 1939 to 1963 All establishments Establishments reporting end-of-year receivables Year Number Sales ($1,000) Sales ($1,000) Receivables as pet cent of sales Bad-debt losses as percent of sales Merchant wholesalers: 1963^ 208,997 189,728 163,157 129,117 98,037 157,392 121,661 100,103 76,533 27,811 126,647 88,353 74,147 73,669 20,428 9.5 9.6 8.4 7.2 10.8 0 19 1958 0.15 0.14 0.12 (NA) 1954 1948 1939 (MA) Not available. ■■■Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in 1963 figures only. XXXV Figure 8 SALES BY CLASS OF CUSTOMER Wholesale Trade Percentage Distribution of Sales by ype of Operation and Class of Customer: 1963 PERCENT OF SALES TO — ([|]P Retailers Jgg Industrial, Commercial, Etc., Users ^j Wholesale Organizations Pjfe Consumers and Farmers ^ Export MERCHANT WHOLESALERS MANUFACTURERS' SALES BRANCHES, SALES OFFICES al 1 0.4 h 13.' 44.1 MERCHANDISE AGENTS AND BROKERS ASSEMBLERS OF FARM PRODUCTS 4 4.3 44.5 h I 2-0 7.6 49.3 1953 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census XXXVI Diamonds, other precious stones, metals distributors. Musical Instrument, records, sheet music wholesalers. At the other extreme, nine kinds of business each recorded a ratio of less than 5 percent — New. used automobiles, motorcycles. Volunteer group groceries. Retailer-cooperative groceries. Cotton. Grain. Livestock, except horses and mules. Tobacco, tobacco products. Beer. Food, beverage basic materials. Bad-debt losses, at the rate of 19 cents per $100 in sales, of merchant wholesalers aggre- gated $287 million for the year compared with $180 million in 1958. Kinds of business re- cording losses of more than 40 cents per $100 sales included — Warm air heating-cooling equipment sup- plies distributors Plumbing fixtures and supplies distribu- tors Restaurant, hotel supply houses Construction, mining machinery equip- ment distributors Laundry, dry cleaning equipment supply houses Floor coverings wholesalers Glass (flat, brick) distributors Roofing, siding, insulation material distrib- utors On the low side, eleven kinds of business rec- ord losses of 5 cents or less per $100 in sales. SALES BY CLASS OF CUSTOMER Sales of wholesale establishments in 1963 are analyzed by classes of customer in chapter 4 of this volume to show separately sales to industrial, commercial, etc., users (customers who normally buy for business use rather than for resale in the form purchased); sales to con- sumers and farmers (retail sales); sales to retailers of all types; sales to wholesale organi- zations; and export sales. For some kinds of business, sales to repair shops, to public utili- ties, to government, and to contractors and builders are also shown separately. Data are presented for merchant wholesalers, manufac- turers' sales branches and sales offices, mer- chandise agents and brokers, and for assem- blers of farm products in tables 1 and 3 of chapter 4. Data for merchant wholesalers are presented in tables 2, 4, and 5. Table Q and the accompanying chart sum- marize the 1963 results for merchant whole- salers and show some significant historical trends. Retailers still constituted the most important customers of merchant wholesalers in 1963, accounting for about two-fifths of their sales (40.8 percent). Industrial, commercial, etc., users constituted the second most impor- tant class of customer, accounting for 37.6 per- cent of the total; followed by sales to other wholesale organizations, 14.5 percent; export sales, 5.9 percent; and sales to consumers and farmers, 1.2 percent. Historically, the portion of sales to retailers has been declining — from three-fifths in 1939 to two-fifths in 1963. Sales to industrial accounts, on the other hand, repre- sent a growing portion of the business — from 23.6 percent in 1939 to 37.6 percent in 1963. Sales to other wholesale organizations have also increased — from 11.6 percent in 1939 to 14.5 percent of the total in 1963. Export sales have remained fairly constant, at about six percent. The increase in sales to industrial and insti- tutional accounts is illustrated by the kinds of business shown in table Q. For example, insti- tutional-industrial sales of meat wholesalers rose from 14.4 percent in 1939 to 32.2 per- cent in 1963. Sales to retailers declined from 72.7 percent to 41.6 percent during the same period, while sales from one wholesaler to another increased from 9.9 to 24.2 percent. Electrical supplies and apparatus distributors show an interesting trend, historically, with sales to retailers declining from 42.7 to 17.1 percent of the total, while industrial-commer- cial, etc., accounts rose from 49.7 to 78.9 per- cent. The 78.9 percent in 1963 was distributed as follows: 41.0 to contractors and builders, 3.6 to government, 12.2 to public utilities, and 22.1 to other industrial concerns. Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices have shown little change in their pat- tern of sales by customer classes, 1939 to 1963, with industrial and similar users account- ing for almost 45 percent of their sales, fol- lowed by retailers, about 30 percent, and other wholesalers, 20 percent. Merchandise agents, brokers, and assem- blers of farm products, like merchant whole- salers, show an increasing portion of their sales to industrial and similar users, accompanied by a decline in sales to wholesaler organizations. XXXVI I Figure 9 SALES BY CLASS OF CUSTOMER Wholesale Trade Merchant Wholesalers 1939, 1958, and 1963 Percentage Distribution of Sales by Class of Customer 1939 Retailers 1958 1963 1939 Industrial, Commercial, 1958 Etc., Users ^^^3 Wholesale Organizations 1939 1958 1963 1939 BLg Consumers ^ and Farmers ^^^° n ■■■•" 1963 1.2 1939 Export 1958 1963 14.5 ^5.5 5.9 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census XXXVIII TABLE Q Sales by Class of Customer-United States: 1939 to 1963 All establishments Establishments reporting class-of-customer information Number Sales ($1,000) Sales ($1,000) Percentage distribution of sales Type of operation and census year To industrial commercial etc., users To con- sumers and farmers To retailers To whole- sale organi- zations For export ^ferchant wholesalers, total 1963 1958 1954 1948 1939 Automotive equipment, jobbers 1963 208,997 189,728 165,153 146,518 101,627 21,052 6,347 5,170 2,552 4,602 1,617 28,884 18,096 25,313 20,903 14,110 29,122 157,392 121,661 101,101 79,767 23,642 6,000 526 5,371 520 4,207 451 116,443 13,526 53,245 11,201 9,820 3,089 139,305 94,779 87,235 75,838 21,973 5,104 488 4,665 501 3,859 430 114,611 11,901 48,098 9,840 8,112 2,698 37.6 31.7 32.0 31.8 23.6 13.3 10.6 32.2 14.4 ^78.9 49.7 44.1 44.0 44.5 35.8 49.3 21.3 1.2 1.6 2.8 1.6 1.9 4.2 4.3 1.1 2.7 0.8 1.3 0.4 0.4 1.0 0.7 7.6 6.2 40.8 45.9 45.2 46.9 58.9 U9.8 69.9 41.6 72.7 ^17.1 42.7 32.4 31.2 18.6 16.8 13.2 13.5 14.5 15.3 15.1 13.7 11.6 30.5 14.0 24.2 9.9 2.4 4.9 19.2 23.1 31.6 40.6 27.8 55.8 5.9 5.5 4.9 6.0 4.0 2.2 1939 Meat wholesalers 1963 1939 Electrical supplies, apparatus dis- tributors 1963 1939 Manufacturers ' , sales offices and sales branches, total 1963 1.2 0.9 0.3 0.8 1.4 3.9 1939 1.3 Merchandise agents and brokers 1963 4.3 1939 6.1 Assemblers of farm products, total 1963 2.0 1939 3.2 ■^Including 30.7 to repair shops. ^Including 41.0 to contractors and builders; 3.6 to government; and 12.2 to public utilities. ^Including 1.8 to repair shops. WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE SPACE Occupiable under-roof warehouse floor space, cold storage space, and bin space for the stor- age of loose grains are measured in chapter 5. Bulk liquid tank space of petroleum bulk sta- tions and terminals is measured in chapter 6. Floor space and cold storage space were meas- ured in the 1954 census, but not in the 1958. Bin space of grain elevators and tank space of petroleum bulk stations were measured in 1958 and in 1954, as well as in 1963. Occupiable warehouse floor space is meas- ured in square feet for all types of wholesale establishments except manufacturers' sales offices and petroleum bulk stations and termi- nals, types of establishments to which the in- quiry does not apply. For kinds of business where the inquiry is most significant, space in single-story buildings is distinguished from floor space in multi-story buildings. Tables 1 and 2 of chapter 5 present floor space informa- tion at the national level, table 3 for geographic divisions, and table 4 for States. Tables 5, 6, and 7 present data for standard metropolitan statistical areas. Cold storage space is measured in cubic feet for "food and related products" trades in table 8, while bin space of grain elevators is meas- ured in bushels by type of bin in table 9, chapter 5. Floor space is shown for all establishments that reported 500 square feet or more as of the end of the census year. Since not all estab- lishments reported these data, a measure of coverage is included in the tables. Ratios of inventories to floor space, based on information shown for establishments reporting more than 500 square feet, may be related to total inven- tories (including stocks of establishment not reporting as much as 500 square feet) to pro- vide an indication of total floor space require- ments for inventories of all wholesale trade. XXXIX Figure 10 WHOLESALE TRADE Warehouse and Storage~Space Wholesale Trade: 1963 SALES Per Square Foot of Floor Space IN DOLLARS {Limited to establishments reporting 500 or more square feet of warehouse floor space) Household furniture wholesalers $33 Metals service centers $63 Men's, women's clothing, accessories wholesalers $97 Voluntary group grocery wholesalers Automotive equipment jobbers 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census XL The number, sales, and inventories of estab- lishments not reporting as much as 500 square feet of floor space are shown separately for sev- eral classes of establishments — drop shippers and other types of establishments that do not warehouse merchandise but have it shipped directly from suppliers to customers; establish- ments using public warehouses; establishments handling merchandise requiring little or no under-roof floor space; smaller businesses; and, some establishments having floor space, but who failed to so indicate on their census form. It should be noted that figures given in chap- ter 5 cover only wholesale establishments as defined in appendix B. Data on space in aux- iliary warehouses are presented in chapter 9, and for public warehouses in chapter 10. Warehouse floor space — As shown in table 1 of chapter 5, wholesale establishments reported 1.5 billion square feet of under-roof floor space for storing merchandise as of the end of 1963; 1,189 million was reported by merchant whole- salers, 172 million by manufacturers' sales branches, 59 million by merchandise agents and brokers, and 62 million square feet by assemblers of farm products. The 1.5 billion square feet for 1963 represented an increase of 14.6 percent over 1954, when the latest census measure was taken. Merchant wholesalers reported inventories, valued at cost, equivalent to $8.57 per square foot of floor space and sales for the year aver- aging $77.63. Some wide variations are noted when sales and inventories are related to floor space by kind of business. For example (see text table R), tobacco distributors recorded 1963 sales of $214 per square foot, coopera five group grocery wholesalers reported $177 and voluntary group grocery wholesalers, $155 In contrast, household furniture wholesalers re ported 1963 sales of only $33 per square foot shoe service wholesalers reported $38, and au tomotive equipment jobbers, $43. Soft drink distributors reported only $2 in inventories per square foot of floor space, beer distributors, $4, and household furniture whole- salers, $4. On the high side (see text table R), dental supply houses reported $20 in inven- tories per square foot of floor space, jewelry wholesalers, $19, and piece goods wholesalers, $16. TABLE R Merchant Wholesale Sales and Inventories Per Square Foot of Warehouse Floor Space-United States: 1963 Per square foot of ware- Per square foot of ware- tiouse floor space tiouse floor space Kind of business Inventories Kind Of business Inventories Sales end-of-year at cost Sales end-of-year at cost (dollars) (dollars) (dollars) (dollars) Merchant wholesalers, total 77.63 8.57 Merchant wholesalers — Continued Shoe wholesalers 75.46 10.20 21-4.22 176.63 9.52 9.45 Printing, writing paper wholesalers... V/elding supplies distributors 68.03 63.46 6.38 Cooperative group grocery wholesalers 7.-40 Voluntary group grocery wholesalers . . 154.69 9.51 Metals service centers 63.22 10.41 Jewelry wholesalers 119.92 18.52 Electrical appliances, T.V., Radio wholesalers 119.51 13.26 Sporting goods wholesalers 58.11 10.46 Floor coverings wholesalers 56.03 8.24- Laundry, dry cleaning supply houses... 54.63 5.74 Piece goods wholesalers 116.70 16.47 Soft drink distributors 48.89 1.80 Dental supply houses 11'4.15 19.61 Tires , tubes wholesalers 47.88 7.23 Drug (general-line ) wholesalers 110.70 16.05 Musical instrument, sheet music 109.77 14.11 Industrial, personal service paper wholesalers 45.89 Men's, women's clothing, accessories ■4.55 97.31 85.94 9.68 3.89 43.30 43.06 38.20 7.^19 Automotive equipment jobbers Shoe service wholesalers 8.43 Electrical apparatus, supplies 6.72 distrihutors 34.79 9.78 Household furniture wholesalers 32.55 3.92 iXLI Some interesting results are noted when warehouse floor space in single story buildings is compared with that in multi-story buildings, 1963 and 1954. Although there was still a substantial square footage of warehouse space in multi-story build- ings at the end of 1963, the trend was toward single-story buildings. Table S shows this trend, 1954 to 1963, for selected kinds of business, merchant wholesalers. For example, of the 22 kinds of business for which multi-story and single story data are shown separately in the table, only three reported more than 70 percent of their floor space was in single story build- ings at the end of 1954; three more were in the 60 to 70 percent bracket; and six were in the 50 to 59 percent bracket. By 1963, seven trades, reporting over 70 per- cent of their space in single story buildings, were led by beer distributors with 90.0 percent, welding supplies distributors with 87.6 percent, and soft drinks distributors with 84.3 percent. Six more trades were in the 60 to 70 percent bracket and four in the 50 to 59 percent bracket. Only five trades reported more than half the space in multi-story buildings in 1963, and none reported more than 70 percent. Kinds of business operating with more than 60 per- cent of the 1963 space in multi-story building included "apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie" with 64.9, furniture (household and office) with 63.0, and "dry goods, piece goods, notions" with 6.1 percent. TABLE s Merchant Wholesalers Warehouse Floor Space- United States: 1963 and 1954 Kind of business 1963 Floor space (1,000 sq.ft.) Percent in single story buildings 1954 Floor space (1,000 sq.ft.) Percent in single story buildings Automotive equipment jobbers General-line grocery wholesalers Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies distributors Hardware wholesalers Electrical supplies , apparatus distributors Industrial supplies distributors Beer distributors Industrial and personal service paper wholesalers Drugs, drug proprietores, druggists' sundries wholesalers, Electrical appliances, TV, radio set wholesalers Printing and writing paper distributors Fresh fruit and vegetable wholesalers Wine , distilled spirits wholesalers Apparel and accessories, hosiery, lingerie wholesalers..,. Tobacco, tobacco products distributors Furniture (household, office ) wholesalers Electronic parts , equipment distributors Dry goods , piece goods , notions wholesalers Confectionery wholesalers Welding supplies distributors Soft drinks distributors Dental supply houses 102,124 80,805 60,130 48,345 43,236 41,277 32,390 31,961 29,702 28,846 19,222 18,993 17,995 17,709 17,426 16,272 15,829 15,343 7,220 4,722 3.242 1.391 73.3 72.7 61.9 43.1 61.2 66.5 90.0 53.8 56.4 59.4 44.1 68.2 76.3 35.1 65.8 37.0 64.5 38.9 76.2 87.6 84, 55. 62,950 68,851 47,804 48,887 34.268 29,103 30,402 31,109 21,786 24,409 16,406 29,015 16,230 14,363 16,665 16,841 8,312 16,202 5,752 2,842 2,519 755 65.3 52.6 50.5 27.9 45.7 52.2 83.6 37.4 34.1 47.1 27.6 63.0 59.3 28.7 56.9 31.5 52.1 26.3 63.5 83.5 81.1 35.9 Cold storage space — Refrigerated (net piling) space, 50° Fahrenheit or below, of wholesale food establishments totaled 252 million cubic feet, an increase of 47.5 percent over 171 million reported as of the end of 1954. States recording the largest amount of such space in 1963 included Washington with 32 million cubic feet, California with 28 million, Florida with 20 million. New York with 19 million, Illinois with 13 million, and Texas with 12 million cubic feet. Grain bin space — Space in grain elevators (country and terminal) is measured in terms of bushel rated capacity for storing loose grains (table 9, chapter 5). This table includes country elevators primarily engaged in market- ing grain purchased from farmers, and terminal elevators of grain merchandising companies. For descriptions of terms see appendix C. iVIill elevators are not included in this report. At the end of 1963 there were 633 terminal elevators and 7,653 country grain elevators in XLII the United States, a total of 8,286 such facili- ties. Of this number, 7,640 reported bin space totaling 2,972 million bushels. The space, by type of structure, included 382 million bushels in wooden bins, 1,127 million in concrete, 420 million in metal-round bins, 627 million in metal-flat or other metal buildings, and 44 million bushels in other type of structure including brick. Type of structure was not reported for 372 million bushels. TABLE T Bin Space of Grain Elevators-United States: 1963, 1958, and 1954 Type of elevators 1963 Bin space (1,000 bu) Percent of total 1958 Bin space (1,000 bu.) Percent of total 1954 Bin space (1,000 bu.) Percent of total United States, total Country elevators: Independent Line Cooperative Terminal elevators 2,971,723 5^9,483 366,372 722,974 1,332,894 100.0 18.5 12.3 24.3 1,473,517 249,606 197,220 279,933 746,758 100.0 16.9 13.4 19.0 50.7 1,033,299 202,448 213,786 18^,123 487,892 100.0 18.6 19.7 16.9 44.8 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS ANO TERMINALS Chapter 6 of this volume is devoted to statistics on petroleum bulk stations and terminals (see appendix C for description of terms). As explained in the front of that chapter, two enumerations were made of these facilities. The first, conducted in 1962 in advance of the regular enumeration in order to supply the Office of Oil and Gas of the U.S. Department of Interior with information urgently needed for planning the allocation of petroleum products in case of a national emergency; and the second, as an integral part of the regular enumeration. As indicated in the explanation, coverage in 1962 was slightly different from 1963 or for other census years; hence 1962 data, although included in tables 7 through 14 of chapter 6, are omitted from this summary. The total number of petroleum bulk stations and terminals (excluding LP gas stations), 1939 to 1963, declined slightly (with a net decrease during the interval of 1,515 estab- lishments) from 30,825 to 29,310. A decided change, however, is noted in the type of sta- tion; a decrease of 3,260 in the number of bulk stations, but an increase of 1,745 in terminals (the larger facilities) from 220 in 1939 to 1,965 in 1963. This increase in termi- nals has been consistent, from 220 in 1939 to 743 in 1948, to 1,241 in 1954, to 1,632 in 1958, to 1,965 in the most recent census. The trend toward large facilities is further illustrated by the increase in tank capacity from 7.8 billion gallons in 1948 to 12.5 billion in 1954, to 14.7 billion in 1958, to 17.8 billion in 1963. TABLE u Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals-United States: 1939 to 1963 Item 1963 1958 1954 1948 1939 Bulk stations and terminals^ nomber, , Petroleum bulk stations do. , Petroleum terminals do, . L. P. gas stations do.. Capacity, total 1,000 gal.. Petroleum buli stations^ do. . Petroleum terminals ^ do, . L. P. gas stations^ do.. Sales including tax^ $1,000. Payroll, entire year'* do. 29,310 27,345 1,965 1,563 2,229 15,569 950 21,485 792 29,623 27,991 1,632 801 2,148 12,571 339 20,131 649 28,319 27,078 1,241 870 2,273 10,222 140 46,038 540 29,127 28,394 733 (NA) 7,767 (NA) 10,483 333 30,825 30,605 220 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) 3,808 156 Standard Notes: - Repiresents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing figures for individual companies. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Excluding L. P. gas stations. ^Excluding L. P. gas capacity. ^L. P. gas capacity only. ■* Including bulk stations, terminals and L. P. gas stations. XLIII In text table V States are listed according to storage capacity as of the end of 1963, with comparative rankings for previous census years. Total capacity is shown for 1963 where it is noted that New York ranked first, followed by New Jersey, Texas, Florida, and Pennsyl- vania. These five States accounted for 33.6 percent of the national total. TABLE V Petroleum Bulk Station and Terminals: Bulk Liquid Storage Capacity-End-of-Year states^ New York New Jersey. . . Texas Florida Pennsylvania. Massachusetts . Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Connecticut. . . ■ Wisconsin North Carolina. Maryland California Washington. . . Virginia Rhode Island. Georgia Maine Minnesota Iowa South Carolina. Oregon Louisiana 1963 stoiage capacity (1,000 gal.; Rank 1953 1,923,8A1 1,725,314 803,462 799,640 737,514 715,405 696,878 670,999 625,023 595,329 572,767 563,567 552,704 503,451 484,421 455,993 454,859 416,874 375,872 350,751 341,606 315,643 301,748 268,980 227,051 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 1958 1 2 6 4 9 5 3 13 11 7 10 14 8 17 15 12 16 18 19 21 20 24 23 22 30 1954 1 2 5 7 6 4 10 3 12 15 8 17 11 13 14 9 16 20 23 22 19 18 24 21 27 1948 1 2 3 6 4 9 15 7 16 12 11 10 17 18 5 13 23 24 ZL 20 14 25 19 22 States 1 Tennessee. Kansas. . . . Kentuclcy. . Alabama. . . Missouri. . Mississippi. . . Vermont West Virginia. Nebraska Delaware Oklahoma South Dakota. . Idaho New Hampshire. Arizona Montana Arkansas North Dakota. Colorado New Mexico. . . 1963 storage capacity (1,000 gal.) District of Columbia Nevada Utah Wyoming 226,065 224,171 a0,885 205,578 194,037 101,370 82,502 79,031 70,889 69,934 69,549 68,664 68,218 67,544 66,126 56,126 55,176 47,974 41,814 40,296 25,847 16,734 15,250 10,935 Rank 1963 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 1958 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 35 40 34 41 36 37 44 38 39 42 43 45 46 49 48 47 1954 26 29 30 28 25 32 31 35 34 40 39 33 36 38 44 41 43 37 42 47 45 49 46 48 1948 27 31 26 29 28 32 34 36 33 37 30 35 43 39 45 42 40 38 41 47 44 49 46 48 ^Alaska ranked 32 and Hawaii ranked 31 in 1963, not included. LEGAL FORM OF ORGANIZATION Chapter 7 of this volume presents information on wholesale trade, 1963, by legal form of organization. Tables 1 and 2 are for the United States as a whole, and table 3 is for States. Historical comparisons of wholesale trade in 1963 and 1958 are presented in the accom- panying text table W for all types of operation combined and, separately, for merchant whole- salers and for merchandise agents and brokers. Corporations predominate in wholesale trade; all types of operation combined accounting for 83.3 percent of total sales in 1963. Further- more, they recorded a sales increase of 32.3 percent, 1963 over 1958, compared with an overall increase of only 25.4 percent. Individual proprietorships were second to corporations in 1963, both in count of establishments (73,355) and sales (6.6 percent of the total). Establishments operated by partnerships num- bered 27,961 with 5.7 percent of total sales. Both proprietorships and partnerships recorded decreases in establishment counts and per- centage of total sales, 1963 compared with 1958. Cooperative associations (corporate and noncorporate), although relatively small in number of establishments (7,925) and sales (4.0 percent of the total in 1963), recorded an increase of 60.2 percent in sales, 1963 over 1958. The pattern is somewhat similar among mer- chant wholesalers with corporations accounting for 80.4 percent of sales in 1963 and showing a 36.2 percent increase over 1958. Individual proprietorships and partnerships both recorded decreases in establishment counts, but the former recorded a sales increase of 8.9 per- cent, 1963 over 1958, compared with a decline of 17.4 percent for partnerships. Cooperative associations accounted for only 4.1 percent of sales among merchant wholesalers in 1963, but they showed a 65.4 percent increase over 1958. XLIV Among merchandise agents and brokers, corporations accounted for 61.9 percent of 1963 sales, and they recorded a 36.9 percent increase over 1958. Individual proprietorships and partnerships showed decreases in estab- lishments and also in sales, compared with 1958. Cooperative associations accounted for 7.3 percent of the 1963 sales for this type of operation. TABLE w Legal Form of Organization-United States: 1963 and 1958 Type of operation and legal focm of organization Wholesale trade , total Individual proprietorships Partnerships Corporations {except cooperatives) Cooperative associations Other forms of organization Merchant wholesalers , total Individual proprietorships Partnerships Corporations (except cooperatives) . — Cooperative associations Other forms of organization Merchandise agents and brokers , total . . . Individual proprietorships Partnerships Corporations (except cooperatives) . . . . Cooperative associations Other forms of organization Estabhshments 1963 (number) 308,177 73,355 27,961 197, A81 7,925 l,<i55 208,997 57,357 a, 639 127,560 l,'i2^ 1,017 25,313 8,098 3,196 13,277 561 181 1958 (number) 287, 0A3 78,685 37,695 162,855 7,029 779 190,-492 59,7-40 28,687 100,086 1,565 <;i-i 26,666 10,925 <i,815 10,<i82 4W Sales 1963 Amount ($1,000,000) 358,386 23,553 20,392 298,662 li.^ei 1,318 157,392 12,676 10,735 126,605 6,-474 902 53,2-45 8,276 7,823 32,933 3,897 316 Percent of total 100.0 6.6 5.7 83.3 -4.0 0.-4 100.0 8.1 6.8 80.-4 -4.1 0.6 100.0 15.5 1-4.7 61.9 7.3 0.6 1958 ($1,000,000) 285,727 2-4,395 25,660 225,758 9,029 885 122,060 11,638 12,999 92,957 3,913 553 -46,589 10,022 10,158 2-4,0-49 2,360 Percent change, 1958 to 1963 25.-4 -3.5 -20.5 32.3 60.2 -48.9 28.9 8.9 -17.-4 36.2 65.-4 63.1 1-4.3 -17.-4 -23.0 36.9 78.5 Data are shown separately in table 3 of chapter 7 for manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices, petroleum bulk plants and terminals, and assemblers of farm products, as well as for merchant wholesalers, and merchan- dise agents and brokers. Corporations pre- dominate more heavily among manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices (99.5 percent of total sales) and petroleum bulk plants and terminals (88.7 percent) than among mer- chants. Assemblers of farm products show a differ- ent pattern from other types of operation in that while corporations accounted for the largest portion of sales (43.4 percent), they did not predominate. Cooperative associations rep- resented the second most important legal form with almost one-third of the total, 29.2 percent. Cooperatives, operating a smaller number of establishments — 3,650 compared with 4,943 — did a larger percentage of the business than the total for individual proprietorships and partnerships. COMMODITY-LINE SALES All wholesale businesses except petroleum bulk stations and terminals were requested to analyze their 1963 sales, and report (from records or on the basis of best possible approx- imations) their sales by commodity lines or product classes. Two sets of questionnaires were used in the enumeration: one set covering merchant wholesalers, merchandise agents and brokers, and assemblers of farm products; and the other set for manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices. In the one set the commodity classifications were developed in the manner in which merchants, agents, and brokers classify their sales; whereas, in the other set the classifications were similar, but at a less detailed level, to those in the 1963 Census of Manufacturers. Fifteen different questionnaires were used in enumerating merchants, agents, brokers, and assemblers (Forms CB-50A to CB-50R, except 50L; see appendix E to this volume), the forms differing primarily with respect to the commod- ity line inquiries. Each of the fifteen forms was designed for enumerating a group of related kinds of business and included a printed list of commodity lines generally handled by the trades. In total some 505 different commodity lines were identified on the various forms, 227 being numbered or major lines and 278 sub- items. For a complete list of commodity lines, see appendix B to chapter 8 of this volume. XLV Eleven different questionnaires were used in enumerating manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices (Forms CB-51A to CB-51L; see appendix E in the back of this volume), the forms differing in the product class inquiries. A total of 558 product classes or groups of product classes were measured as shown in appendix C to chapter 8. Provision was made on all forms for respond- ents to write in lines not preprinted thereon. Results of these inquiries are presented in chapter 8 of this volume, with an explanation of the commodity line tables appearing at the beginning of the chapter. An index showing page numbers on which individual kinds of TABLE X Merchant Wholesalers-Sales of Selected Commodities, by Divisions, Selected States, SCA's, and Selected SMSA's: 1963 Area Sales by selected commodity and code Confec- tionery (code 5045100) !S1,( Cigarettes, cigars, tobacco (code 5094110 ($1,000) New automotive parts, equipment, except tires, tirbes (code 5013120) ;si,ooo) Meats, provisions (code 5047100) ($1,000) Frozen foods (code 5049500) ($1,000) Electric housewares, small appliances, parts and supplies (code 5064130) ($1,000) United States Geographic Divisions New England States Middle Atlantic States East North Central States West North Central States South Atlantic States East South Central States West South Central States Mo\intain States Pacific States Selected States New York California Illinois Texas Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey Michigan Massachusetts Missouri Florida Minnesota Tennessee Indiana Georgia Standard Consolidateu Areas New York - Northeastern New Jersey ChicagOj Illinois - Northwestern Indiana. . , Standard MetropoliLan Statistical Areas Los Angeles - Long Beach, California Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - New Jersey.... San Francisco - Oakland, California Boston, Massachusetts Detroit, Michigan Minneapolis - St. Paul, Minnesota St. Louis, Missouri - Illinois Houston, Texas Kansas City, Missouri - Kansas Dallas , Texas Portland, Oregon - Washington Cleveland, Ohio Memphis , Tennessee - Arkansas 1,506,8"48 98,803 358, ea 308,607 ia,043 177,222 83,563 126,796 63,159 169, Oli 179,390 122,679 115,678 78,26<i 103,967 70,841 75,28<i 58,09<i <;0,89., 28,239 34,336 35,733 28,526 31,403 29,054 195,763 66,466 53,320 37,362 25,202 23,391 24,762 19,365 12,994 10,745 7,322 10,544 11,097 16,618 4,864 4,885,730 309,887 989,784 919,881 420,273 699,596 314,545 454,513 189,662 587,589 5a,688 454,970 303,625 273,439 259,067 223,201 209,029 188,067 150,862 149,309 156,726 90,446 99,698 109,496 105^173 517,233 231,463 222,692 111,682 74, 584 77,681 98,886 49,842 82,604 44,192 39,334 57,362 26,905 44,607 28,041 5,489, 269,657 945,885 1,105,392 516,804 709,498 330,388 567,397 249,087 795,257 456,967 590,487 298,163 366,783 288,013 329,961 200,905 233,563 133,913 169,500 167,053 117,665 130,726 151,°06 125,824 486,887 a6,721 275,685 117,013 121,870 79,509 125,692 81 , 306 80,812 64,064 52,303 91,326 54,247 126,552 48,Q07 5,954,276 546,813 1,883,757 1,384,546 405,401 353,297 139,037 309,444 127,222 804,759 1,272,427 655,522 784,142 208,489 347,629 213,722 263,701 252,225 350,128 157,165 134,725 112,057 48,293 64,254 36,707 1,360,108 745,685 348,128 229,738 124,716 254,668 164,194 98,159 84,580 50,932 24,326 52,215 31,124 51,687 23,500 2,097,869 134,977 570,438 325,246 162,972 196,580 78,289 154,618 70,042 404,707 310,235 334.582 104,366 101,562 165,088 83,034 95,115 64,228 94,117 42,527 44,976 55,119 29,862 34,262 30,172 323,000 89,008 122,393 70,609 93,916 66,859 34,772 49,432 20, 581 22,402 14,907 19,766 16,836 10,403 8,882 701,726 36,785 147,508 144,686 64,324 85,839 38,807 40,546 22,051 121,180 87,964 96,537 54,817 25,359 38,551 37,872 20,993 22,956 24,083 19,134 17,496 24,625 15,217 12,653 12,336 84,615 45,692 62,058 15,413 21,430 19,281 13,782 23,096 9,169 6,447 6,479 6,012 9,277 12,471 5,983 XLVI business or types of operation appears is pre- sented in appendix A of the chapter. As indicated in the "Explanation of com- modity line tables," not all establishments reported the sales analyses, hence there are two types of tables: Tables lA, IB, and IC present "total" sales for broad commodity lines projected from reported commodity line ana- lyses; ail other tables in chapter 8 present summaries of commodity line data "as reported," without projections for establish- ments not reporting the analysis. Text table X presents projected totals from tables lA and IB, for six separate commodity lines of merchant wholesalers: confectionery; cigarettes, cigars, tobacco; new automotive equipment (except tires and tubes); meats, provisions; frozen foods; and electrical house- wares, small appliances, and parts. Totals are shown for the United States, for geographic divisions, and for the 15 largest wholesale trade States. In using the data it should be noted that there is some duplication in the sales figures because wholesalers sell, to some extent, to other wholesalers. This type of duplication is measured for the United States as a whole on a kind of business basis, but not commodity- wise, in chapter 5 of this volume where it is noted, for example, that in 1963, 18.1 percent of the sales of confectionery wholesalers was from wholesaler-to-wholesaler. (See table 2, chapter 5.) Similarly, 12.3 percent of sales of tobacco distributors was from wholesaler-to- wholesaler, 30.5 percent of automotive equip- ment jobbers, 24.2 percent of meats and pro- visions wholesalers, and 27.7 percent of frozen food distributors. Text table Y summarizes the information from table 6A for metals service centers in specified commodity-line sales expressed as a percentage of total sales of all commodities of establishments reporting the analysis. Data are shown for the United States as a whole and for geographic divisions. Iron and steel flat products (plates, hot and cold rolled strip, sheets, black plate, tinplate, fabricated and structural plate products, etc.) represented almost one-fifth (19.8 percent) of the sales of metal service centers in the United States. The percentage varied by geographic division from a low of 11.5 percent in the West North Central division to a high of 27.2 percent in the East North Central. Stainless steel (plates, strip, sheets, bars, etc.) represented almost one-tenth (9.2 per- cent) of the total for the country as a whole TABLE Y Commodity Line Sales of Metal Service Centers-United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 (Commodity line sales expressed as a percent of total sales) Commodity line United States New England States Middle Atlantic States East North Central States West North Central States South Atlantic States East South Central States West South Central States Mountain States Pacific States Total Iron and steel products (semi -finished) Iron and steel products (flat ) Iron and steel wire , wire products Iron and steel finished products, exc. flat , wire , pipe and tubing Cast iron -soil pipe , tubing Iron and steel pipe, tubing (exc. cast iron soil pipe ) Other carbon steel products Alloy steel Stainless steel Copper wire (electrical only) mill products Other copper and brass mill products . . , Aluminum shapes , forms , etc Nonf errous metals (exc . aluminum, copper, brass, precious metals) minerals , ores Commodities, n.e.c Labor, service, and rental receipts from customers 100.0 4.1 19.8 3.6 13.8 0.3 9.6 0.8 3.9 9.2 2.0 8.8 7.7 5.1 11.1 0.2 100.0 0.9 15.9 12.2 3.4 1.8 5.4 19.6 0.5 14.3 10.2 4.5 6.3 100.0 5.4 17.9 2.9 12.3 0.1 8.5 0.3 3.4 11.3 4.2 7.2 0.2 100.0 5.2 27.2 2.3 14.9 0.3 6.4 0.9 5.4 7.3 9.4 5.9 5.0 9.6 0.2 100.0 4.6 11.5 2.5 10.4 5.7 0.5 2.0 6.8 9.5 6.3 22.7 17.4 0.2 100.0 2.3 16.4 4.2 12.9 0.9 1.1 1.2 10.2 0.1 8.1 12.5 6.5 14.4 0.2 100.0 0.9 21.6 4.2 19.0 0.3 9.9 1.7 2.9 7.3 3.5 4.9 1.3 22.1 0.3 100.0 1.1 12.3 5.7 15.2 0.9 24.6 1.0 2.5 6.6 0.2 5.9 5.5 2.3 15.9 0.3 100.0 1.1 18.2 7.2 15.3 2.5 16.4 0.4 4.9 2.3 4.1 4.2 0.1 23.3 0.1 100.0 4.6 16.7 5.9 13.8 0.3 12.5 0.7 3.2 10.0 0.9 11.3 2.1 10.9 0.3 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, available. (X) Not applicable, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing figures for individual companies. (NA) Not XLVII Figure 11 COMMODITY LINE SALES Wholesale Trade METALS SERVICE CENTERS Percentage Distribution of Commodity Line Sales: 1963 Geographic Divisions -W- IRON, STEEL A PRODUCTS A NONFERROUS AA METALS ^ MISCELLANEOUS 1=1 PRODUCTS MOUNTAIN WEST NORTH CENTRAL r ■^^■■68.3 I ■^■44.0 A l8.4 A ■■138.5 M ■123.3 R ■l7.5 PACIFIC PACIFIC PACIFIC I ■■JIH |67.7 A ^l21.1 R Hii.2 NEW ENGLAND WES I A R T SOUTH CENTRAL ^^■i [^■69.9 ■ l3.9 ■ l6.2 XLVIII 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S, Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census SOUTH ATLANTIC I 1^^^ |58.0 A ■■27.2 H ■ l4.8 EAS I A AA T SOUTH CENTRAL l^^^l |67.8 19.7 R m22.5 but ranged from a low of 2.3 percent in the Mountain States to a high of 19.6 percent in the New England States. Copper and brass products also showed con- siderable variation by divisions — 3.5 percent of the total in the East South Central to 17.9 percent in the Middle Atlantic States. MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS Chapter 9 of this volume presents tables on a number of subjects such as beginning- and end-of-year inventories, sales personnel, equip- ment used by iron and steel scrap processors, and central administrative offices and auxil- iaries servicing wholesale establishments. A list of the subjects covered appears in the table of contents to the chapter, page 9-1. Some of the subjects are reviewed briefly in the follow- ing paragraphs. Sales personnel — All wholesale questionnaires used in the 1963 Census of Business, except Form CB-50L used in enumerating petroleum bulk plants and terminals, provided for report- ing the number of sales personnel for the workweek ended nearest November 15, 1963, the same period for which total employment was reported. The instructions provided for including as "sales personnel" all persons making sales, including owners of unincor- porated businesses. Results of this inquiry are presented in tables 3 and 4 of chapter 9. Merchant wholesalers reported approxi- mately one-fourth (23.1 percent) of their per- sonnel as engaged in selling during the work- week of November 15, 1963. Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices reported 40.0 percent of their personnel so engaged, mer- chandise agents and brokers reported 34.2 percent, and assemblers of farm products, 12.0 percent. Among the kinds of business of merchant wholesalers reporting 30 percent or more of their personnel as selling were automotive equipment wholesalers; paint, varnish whole- salers; confectionery wholesalers; electrical supplies, apparatus distributors; electronic parts, equipment distributors; service-establish- ment equipment supply houses; tobacco dis- tributors; beer distributors; and wines, distilled spirits wholesalers. Scrap Processing Equipment — Iron and steel scrap dealers with power processing equip- ment were requested to indicate which of tlie following types of power equipment, if any, were used in the operation of their business: Alli- gator shears; hydraulic bailing presses; hy- draulic guillotine shears; other power process- ing equipment. There were 1,921 iron and steel scrap deal- ers in the United States in 1963 with power processing equipment as described above. Of this number, 1,399 reported that they used alligator shears in their business; 937 reported hydraulic bailing presses; and 290 reported use of hydraulic shears. 147 dealers indicated that they used power processing equipment but not of the type listed above. Data on power processing equipment of iron and steel scrap dealers are presented in table 5 of chapter 9 of this volume. Administrative Offices and Auxiliary Units — Many multiunit firms (firms with two or more establishments) maintain administrative offices or auxiliary units which are apart from any wholesale establishment but engaged in servic- ing such establishments. Included in this cate- gory are such locations as central administra- tive offices, district offices, central warehouses, company garages, company research and de- velopment, etc. Such establishments may do some selling, but their primary function is to service company establishments that are pri- marily engaged in selling merchandise. Data for these types of establishments are presented in tables 7, 8, and 9 of chapter 9, but they are not included in any other tables. There were 3,693 central offices and auxil- iaries (for description see appendix C) primarily engaged in servicing company-operated whole- sale establishments in 1963. These 3,693 es- tablishments reported 143,900 employees as of mid-March and payroll for the year totaling in excess of $1 billion. Sales were recorded as $6 billion and inventories of merchandise on hand for sale at the end of the year valued (at cost) at $799 million. GUAM AND THE VIRGIN ISLANDS The 1963 Censuses of Business, Manufactures, and Mineral Industries covered the Virgin Is- lands of the United States and the island of Guam as well as the United States. Separate reports were isued for each of the two posses- sions, reports identified as EC63-1 and EC63-2 of the 1963 Economic Censuses. Wholesale trade data from these reports are reproduced in Volume V, 1963 Census of Business and they are summarized in the accompanying text table Z. XLIX TABLE z Guam and the Virgin Islands: 1963 and 1958 Item Establishments number . Sales or receipts ■ $1,000. Payroll, entire year $1,000. Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 dollars. Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 number. Active proprietors of unincorporated businesses number. Guam 1963 Viigin Islands 1953 33 13,850 1,246 28,568 382 15 20 8,941 972 24,595 245 1963 67 18,005 1,087 22.064 296 27 1958 31 7,716 682 12,554 399 20 SAMPLE SURVEYS Two studies were conducted covering merchant wholesalers in connection with the 1963 Census of Busines based upon probability sample re- porting rather than upon universe coverage. Re- sults of these surveys were published in sepa- rate reports entitled: Measures of Value Added In and By Merchant Wholesaling Firms: 1963 and Capital Expenditures: 1963. Data from these studies are reproduced in tables 12 through 19 of chapter 9 of tnis volume. As the methodology of the sampling surveys differed from that used in developing other in- formation on wholesale trade of the 1963 Busi- ness Census, the methodology, scope, proce- dures and special definitions used in these studies are reproduced here. Kind-of-business classification definitions are not reproduced here as they were the same, in principle, in the universe coverage and in the surveys. MEASURES OF VALUE ADDED IN AND BY MERCHANT WHDLESALING FIRMS: 19B3 Introduction — This study was prepared, in con- nection with the 1963 Census of Business, to provide several measures or approximations of value produced in and by merchant wholesaling firms. The provision of these measures reflects the growing interest in analyzing the "output" of the distribution trades and permits a com- parison of the distribution sector of the econ- omy with other sectors, such as manufacturing, agriculture, and mining. The need for these data has been reflected in recommendations of such 1 The questionnaire used in the sample sur- vey, Form Bus. 900, is reproduced in appendix E of this volume. organizations as the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and the National Association of Wholesalers. Also, these measures are needed by the government to provide a sounder basis for its national accounts estimates. This is the first study of its kind by the Bureau of the Census in the field of wholesale trade. The several measures of value produced in or by merchant wholesaling firms measure to differing degrees the value added to merchan- dise between the time and place of purchase by wholesalers and the time and place they sell it. Merchant wholesalers sell goods to retailers and other wholesalers for resale and to industrial, commercial, institutional and professional users. In addition to selling, merchant whole- salers perform a variety of functions including maintaining inventories of goods; extending credit; physically assembling, sorting and grad- ing goods in large lots; breaking bulk and re- distributing goods m smaller lots; delivery; re- frigeration; and various types of promotion, such as advertising and label designing. The measures presented in this study provide ap- proximations of the dollar value of the func- tions performed in the marketing process and are generally related to the costs incurred in and by merchant wholesaling firms. To the extent that the measures account for all functions performed in merchant wholesaling operations, whether performed by merchant wholesaler firms or by other firms for merchant wholesalers, such measures represent the value produced in merchant wholesaling. The concept "gross margin" as used in the study includes the value of all materials (as distinguished from goods to be resold) and services provided by other firms, as well as those strictly creditable to the merchant wholesaling firm. Excluding "materials" provided by other firms results in what commonly has been called "value added." Excluding, in addition, "services" provided by other firms results in "net income provided (at market prices)." A further exclusion of certain tax items and of depreciation leads to the meas- ure of "net income produced (at factor cost)" by merchant wholesaling firms. Further defini- tion of these measures is as follows: (1) Gross margin — total operating re- ceipts less cost of goods sold (purchases ad- justed for change in inventories). Gross margin is equivalent to the cost of all materials (as dis- tinguished from goods to be resold) and serv- ices provided in merchant wholesale establish- ments whether provided by the merchant wholesaling firm itself or purchased by it from others. To the extent that it includes cost of contract work done by others on materials of the merchant wholesale firm, gross margin in- cludes an element of value added by manufac- turing. (2) "Value added" — gross margin (as de- fined above) less the cost of containers, other supplies and materials, fuel, and electric energy and water purchased from other firms, and less contract work on materials of the wholesaler. "Value added" in merchant wholesale firms include the value of services purchased from other firms, and therefore falls between "gross margin" and "income produced." (3) Net income produced (at market prices — "value added" (as defined above) less cost of services supplied by other businesses (except interest payments), and less bad debts and other losses not compensated by insurance. (4) Net income produced (at factor cost) — net income produced (as defined above) less depreciation, sales taxes, excise taxes, license fees and taxes other than income taxes. Net income produced (at factor cost) thus in- cludes payroll, employer contributions to PICA, unemployment insurance, etc., interest pay- ments, and profits before income taxes. These measures are presented in detail by kind of business (tables 12 and 13), by size of firm (tables 14 and 15), and by legal form of organization (tables 16 and 17) of this volume. The study also included measures of the reli- ability of the data. Summary of Data — Total operating receipts of merchant wholesalers during 1963 amounted to $156.4 billion. After deducting the cost of goods sold, merchant wholesalers indicated a gross margin of $28.5 billion, or 18.2 percent of total operating receipts. Further deducting the cost of containers, supplies and other materials, fuel and electric energy purchased from other firms and the cost of contract work done on materials owned by them, merchant wholesalers showed a "value added" of $27.1 billion, or 17.3 percent of total operating re- ceipts. After cost of all materials and services supplied by other businesses were deducted from total operating receipts, merchant whole- salers showed a net income produced (at market prices) of $19.9 billion or 12.7 percent of total operating receipts. After further de- ducting depreciation, license fees and taxes (ex- cept income taxes), net income produced (at factor cost) amounted to $17.3 billion or 11.1 percent of total operating receipts. Total operating receipts in the durable goods trades — $67.4 billion — represented 43 percent of the total operating receipts of all merchant wholesalers. However, the durable goods trade accounted for about 55 percent of income pro- duced and about 58 percent of total payroll. Income produced ratios for the durable goods trades were generally higher than those for the nondurable goods trades. Durable goods trades, in total, reported a gross margin of 22.5 percent of total operating receipts in 1963 as compared to a gross margin of 14.9 percent shown for the nondurable goods trades. Net income produced (at market price) amounted to 15.7 percent of total operating receipts in the durable goods trades as compared to 10.4 percent for the nondurable goods trades. Net income produced (at factor cost) amounted to 14.5 percent of total operating receipts in the durable goods trades as compared to 8.5 per- cent in the nondurable goods trades. Ratios varied considerably for individual kinds of business. Gross margins ranged from a high of 31.9 percent to a low of 4.2 percent of total operating receipts; "value added" varied from 30.1 to 4.1 percent; net income produced (at market prices) varied from 22.3 percent to 2.0 percent; while net income pro- duced (at factor cost) ranged from 21.1 percent to 1.9 percent. Cotton merchants reported the lowest ratios for all measures. Stationery, office supplies; commercial machines, equipment; automotive equipment, tires, tubes; professional equipment, supplies; and service-establishment supplies were among the trades reporting the highest ratios. Ratios, by kind of business, are shown in table 13, while the dollar volume estimates of these measures are shown in table 12. Ratios varied by size of firm, with the larger firms showing smaller ratios of these measures to total operating receipts. Firms with operat- ing receipts of $10 million and over indicated a gross margin of 12.0 percent in 1963, only about one-third of the gross margin of 34.9 percent reported by firms with annual operating receipts under $100,000. Ratios for the other LI measures as well as the annual payroll showed a similar relationship with firms in the largest size-class reporting ratios only about one-third of the ratios for the smallest group. Ratios by size of firm are shown in table 15, while the dollar volume estimates of these measures are shown in table 14. Limited function wholesalers, such as drop shippers (who perform no storage function) would be expected to have a smaller ratio than full service wholesalers. A special study in two trades — furniture and lumber — indicated that firms without inventories reported a signifi- cantly lower ratio than those which maintained inventories. Below are results of this study: Percent of total o peratlng receipts Measutes of value produced Furniture wholesalers Lumber wholesalers With inven- tories Without inven- tories With inven- tories Without inven- tories 26.6 16.7 15.5 12.4 18.6 17.9 10.8 10.2 ci .5 15. ■) 15.4 11.2 10.0 7.4 7.6 7.4 Net income produced (at 5.4 Net income produced (at factor cost ) Annual payroll 5.0 2.4 Tables 16 and 17 present data by legal form of organization. Corporations, which accounted for over 80 percent of total operating receipts, showed ratios differing only slightly from the summary trade totals. Individual proprietor- ships indicated the largest ratios, reflecting the smaller firm size characteristic of this group. Partnerships showed somewhat lower ratios than individual proprietorships, while coopera- tives indicated the lowest ratios by legal form of organizations. Explanation of "Value Added" Terms Total operating receipts — This item in- cludes total sales of merchandise on own ac- count, after deducting all returns, allowances, and discounts but including sales and excise taxes collected from customers: commissions received for sales and purchases of merchan- dise for the account of others; subsidy pay- ments received for the sales of goods: and any other receipts from customary business activity. Total operating receipts, as shown in this study, differ from total sales, as shown in other Census of Business data, because com- mission sales — or sales on the account of others — are included in total operating receipts only at the amount of commission earned — whereas they are included in total sales at the value of the goods sold. The difference between total operating receipts and total sales in 1963 was less than 0.5 percent. For individual kinds of business it differed at most by 2 percent, for most kinds of business by less than 1 percent. Cost of goods sold — This item is not shown separately in this study but may be ob- tained by subtracting gross margin from total operating receipts. Regarding the comparabil- ity of cost of goods sold with the Internal Reve- nue Service Statistics of Income data see "com- parison with other data" below. Cost of goods sold was compiled for each firm in this survey by adding to the opening in- ventory all purchases of merchandise during the year and commissions paid to others for purchases on own account and then deducting from the total the end-of-year inventory. Pur- chases are net of returns, allowances, and trade and cash discounts but include payments for freight, insurance, import duties and other charges for purchases. Reporting firms were instructed to exclude, where possible, pur- chases of containers, wrapping, packaging, and selling supplies which were to be reported under "operating expenses." Purchases of tax stamp and payments of excise taxes often included by tobacco and liquor wholesalers in their purchase accounts were, for purposes of this survey, excluded from cost of goods sold and included as a separate item under "operating expenses" used to derive net income produced (at factor cost). Operating expenses — In the 1963 Census of Business, information was collected on oper- ating expenses for all wholesale establishments. However, this information was not available in the amount of detail needed to develop the vari- ous measures shown in this study. Separate information was therefore requested in this survey on the following operating expenses: Employer contributions to unemployment insurance, pensions, welfare, and other in- surance plans. Taxes and license fees (excluding income or payroll taxes). Depreciation. Purchases of office supplies, stationery, and postage. Lll Payments of containers, wrapping, pack- aging, and selling supplies. Cost of contract work done by others on materials of the reporting firm. Commissions paid to other firms for sales of merchandise on your account. All other operating expenses (excluding in- terest on loans). A detailed instruction to each of these ex- pense items is included on the questionnaire itself which is shown in appendix E. Scope of the Survey — This study is limited to merchant wholesalers, which constitute the major portion of the broad field of wholesale trade and excludes the other types of wholesale trade, such as manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices, petroleum bulk plants, agents and brokers, and assemblers of farm products, in terms of total payroll, merchant wholesalers accounted for more than 60 percent of the pay- roll for total wholesale trade. All kinds of busi- ness in which merchant wholesalers operate are represented. A description of each kind of busi- ness for which data are shown in this study is included in appendix B of this volume. Data shown in this study are based, in part, on information collected from all merchant wholesalers (which, by definition, are limited to firms with one paid employee or more) in the 1963 Census of Business and, in part, on infor- mation collected from a separate sample survey. The information on total operating receipts in this study was collected in the 1963 Census of Business from all merchant wholesalers in operation during 1963. However, information on total operating receipts, costs of goods sold, and the detailed operating expenses needed to develop measures of value produced in and by merchant wholesaling firms was not collected from all wholesalers but was limited to a sample of about 10,000 firms — a subsample of the re- porting panel of over 17,000 firms used to obtain the monthly sales and inventories data in the Bureau's Monthly Wholesale Trade Report. Sample design — The sample is a probabil- ity sample representing merchant wholesalers in all kinds of business and was selected from two sources: (a) 1958 Census of Business lists repre- senting all wholesalers (with paid em- ployees) in business in 1958. (b) Social Security Administration lists of wholesalers (with paid employees) entering business (or requesting new El numbers) since 1958. A systematic random sample was drawn from the 1958 Census of Business lists, which had been sorted by sales size and by kind of business, at rates varying according to the sam- pling variability and the sales volume of each sales-size group. The sample was supplemented from the lists of wholesale birth obtained from SSA which were sampled in a two-stage sam- pling procedure. A first-stage sample was se- lected on the basis of broad trade groups and employee-size classes. On the basis of addi- tional information by kind of business and sales size obtained from the first-stage sample, the firms were arranged by kind of business and sales-size groups approximating those used for the census sample and then a second-stage sample was selected for additions to the sample initially drawn from the 1958 census. The number of firms in the sample used for the Monthly Wholesale Trade Report varied for each kind of business from 50 to 650 firms, depending upon the total number of firms in the trade and their distribution by sale size. How- ever, number of firms canvassed for this study to provide measures of value produced in and by merchant wholesaling firms averaged about 200 firms per kind of business — ranging from 34 to 372 firms by kind of business. A more detailed description of the sample design is mcluded in the Bureau's Monthly Wholesale Trade Report. Estimates and Ratios — Total operating receipts as shown in this study, were derived from fig- ures collected m the 1963 Census of Business. These figures were also compiled in connection with the sample survey. The ratios to total operating receipts shown in the study were ob- tained from the sample survey; the dollar vol- ume estimates were derived by multiplying the ratios obtained from the sample survey by the total operating receipts obtained from the 1963 census. The sampling variability of the dollar volume estimates, therefore, is the same as the sampling variability of the ratios. The total op- erating receipts figure for all merchant whole- salers derived from the census was about 1.3 percent higher than the figures estimated in the sample survey. For many individual kinds of business these differences were more sub- stantial. Differences between the 1963 census figures and the sample survey figures are attributable to — (a) Sampling errors of the sample survey estimates. (b) Changes in kind-of-business classifi- cation between the 1958 and 1963 census years. Llll (c) Exclusion from the sample survey of firms out of business at the end of 1963. (d) Inclusion in the sample survey of data for auxiliary facilities of wholesale establishments. Respondents in the sample survey were re- quested to report, on a consolidated basis for all wholesale establishments and their auxiliary facilities — warehouses, garages, etc. — operated under the Federal Employer Identification Num- ber selected in the sample. Although the "oper- ating expense" figures for wholesale establish- ments in the 1963 census did include a pro-rata share of the general office expenses, the "pay- roll" figures in the 1963 census did not include payrolls for their administrative and auxiliary establishments. However, in the sample survey, the payroll figures did reflect the payrolls of the administrative and auxiliary units. The pay- roll figures shown in this study for all merchant wholesalers is therefore about 5 percent higher than payroll figures reported for merchant wholesaler establishments in the 1963 census. The volume estimates and ratios for sum- mary trade groups were obtained by the addi- tion of the volume estimates computed for individual kinds of business as shown in tables 12 and 13. The same summary trade totals are shown in tables 14 to 17. However, they do not add to the detail, by size of firm or by legal form of organization, shown in these tables for several reasons: (a) Sampling variability of the detail lines. (b) Part-year reporters included in the KB totals are not shown by size class. (c) Some size classes are not shown separately because of extreme vari- ability. Limitations of the Data shown on this study. The range of the sampling variability of the measures for each kind of business, size class, and legal form or organiza- tion are shown in tables 13, 15, and 17 at the 1-sigma level, i.e., chances are 2 out of 3 that the estimates would differ from the results of a complete enumeration by less than the percentages shown. In general, the range of sampling variability of the value-produced measure for a given kind of business or size- class was small and the largest sampling error was attributable to the net income produced (at factor cost). Data have been deleted from the tables where the sampling variability was considered excessive. Where such deletions have been made the applicable tables have been foot- noted. Response and other nonsampiing errors — The measures of sampling variability do not include biases which might arise from non- sampling errors such as the failure of respond- ents to submit correct figures or to submit reports on time for tabulation. Information is not available as to the extent of bias that may be due to errors in reporting. However, to minimize reporting errors, all reports were reviewed for completeness and consistency of the reported data. The various value-produced ratios were calculated mechanically for each report, compared with ratios for other firms in the same kind of business, and all extreme and unusual ratios subjected to correspondence for verification and correction. A small number of firms did not report in time for the closeout of this survey and imputed figures were included for these firms based on other avail- able records. Imputation for such nonresponse amounted to less than 5 percent of the total operating receipts. Sampling variability — Since the total operating receipts figures shown in this study are based on a complete enumeration of mer- chant wholesalers in the 1963 census, they are not subject to sampling variability. However, the selected measures of value produced which are based on a sample are subject to sampling variability and thus are not expected to be in exact agreement with the results that would have been obtained from a complete enumera- tion. Sampling errors were computed for each of the selected measures of value produced Period covered by return — Data published on this study does not necessarily cover calen- dar year 1963. Although respondents were requested to provide data on a calendar year basis, fiscal year reports were accepted. Approximately one-fourth of the firms in this survey reported data on a fiscal year basis. An analysis of these indicated the following dis- tribution of the fiscal year reporters: June 30 — 5.2 percent March 31 — 2.5 percent Sept. 30 — 3.7 percent All other months — 13.6 percent (each 1.5 to 2 percent) LIV Comparison with Other Data Statistics of Income, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) — Statistics of Income, issued by the Internal Revenue Services, provides infor- mation on business receipts, costs of goods sold, and selected expense items compiled from the Federal income tax returns. However, the published information is not sufficiently detailed to provide income-produced measures comparable to those published in this study. Cost of goods sold — as published in Sfa(/st/cs of Income — includes some costs of labor, ma- terials, and supplies in addition to purchases of merchandise during the year, adjusted for changes between beginning- and end-of-year inventories; cost of goods sold — as used in the Census Bureau survey — excludes salaries and wages paid to own employees, and cost of packaging materials and office and other supplies. Business receipts as shown in the Statis- tics of Income are comparable to total operating receipts as shown in this report. However, the statistics of income data for wholesale trade include all types of wholesalers while this study is limited to merchant wholesalers. Moreover, the IRS data are compiled on a company basis covering all establishments of the firm. Thus, retail, manufacturing, and other establishments operated by firms primarily wholesalers are included in the IRS data; on the other hand, merchant wholesale establishments operated by firms primarily engaged in manufacturing or retail trade are not represented in the IRS statistics for wholesale trade. National Income Originating, Office of Business Economics (OBE) — QBE prepares measures of national income originating for each of the industries of the economy, includ- ing wholesale trade. National income originat- ing for an industry represents the total factor cost incurred by that industry in producing its output. Factor costs include compensation of employees, income of unincorporated enter- prises and corporate profits, including an inventory valuation adjustment, and net interest. These data are derived from a variety of sources, including the Bureau of Employ- ment Security, Internal Revenue Service, and other government and private organizations. For the bulk of the income originating data, the industrial classification is based on the classification of establishments. However, for such items as corporate profits and net interest, the company is the basis of the industry classification. National income originating includes an inventory valuation adjustment and an allow- ance for bad debts in the accounts of bankrupt debtors not reflected in net income produced (at factor cost); on the other hand, it excludes interest receipts which are included in the net income produced. These differences are rela- tively small. A more significant difference between these measures is due to coverage. The OBE estimate of national income originat- ing— which amounted to $26,688 million in 1963 — covered all types of wholesalers, while the Bureau of the Census estimate of net income produced (at factor cost) — amounting to $17,341 million in 1963 — was limited to merchant wholesalers. Merchant wholesalers accounted for 64 percent of total payroll of all wholesalers — virtually the same relationship indicated by the census estimate of net income produced (at factor cost) and the OBE esti- mate of national income originating. Manufacturing and Mineral Industries- — "Value added" in manufacturing published by the Bureau of the Census is computed by sub- tracting the cost of materials, supplies and containers, fuel, purchased electric energy, and contract work from the value of shipments plus receipts for services rendered. This figure is further adjusted to include the value added by any merchandising operation (difference between sales prices and cost value of any merchandise sold without further manufacture, processing or assembly) and to reflect the net change in finished goods and work in process inventories between the beginning and end of year. The definitions of "value added" in manu- facturing and in merchant wholesaling are com- parable except for the treatment of excise taxes. These taxes are not included in "value added" in manufacturing, but for merchant wholesalers these taxes are reflected in the gross margin, "value added," and net income produced (at market prices) measures, though not in the measure of net income produced (at factor cost). The use of a "value added" measure rather than an "income produced" (or originat- ing) measure in manufacturing initially was dictated by reporting considerations. With the growing importance of purchased services, "value added" has become increasingly less satisfactory as a substitute for "income pro- duced." For all manufacturing industries com- bined, the ratio in 1958 of national income originating (as estimated by the Office of Busi- ness Economics) to "value added" was 73.5 LV percent of "value added." For all merchant wholesale trades combined, as summarized in this study, the ratio of net income produced to "value added" is 63.9 percent. It should be noted that the difference in handling of excise taxes contributes to the difference between the two ratios and that the ratios for individual manufacturing industries and for individual wholesale trades often vary considerably from the average. "Value added" in the mineral industries differs slightly from the manufactures defini- tion. It is computed by subtracting the cost of supplies, minerals received from other establishments for preparation, purchased fuel and electricity, contract work, and purchased machinery installed from the value of ship- ments and receipts and capital expenditures. It thus provides a measure, not only of the "value added" in mineral production, but also in the development of mineral properties. CAPITAL EXPENDITURES: 1963 Capital expenditures of merchant wholesalers, retail stores, and selected service establish- ments were measured on a sampling basis for the year 1963, and the results were published in a separate report entitled "Capital Expendi- tures: 1963," BC42-63. For purposes of the report, capita! expenditures were defined to include all costs actually incurred during 1963 which were chargeable to the fixed assets accounts of the firm, including expenditures for facilities under construction at the end of 1963. Included were all expenditures (whether on contract or by employees of the firm) for new or used structures, fixtures, and equip- ment, and for improvements, reconditioning, modifications, and additions to existing facili- ties, which were subject to depreciation on the Federal Income Tax Report. Excluded were expenditures for land and charges for repairs, supplies, and other items chargeable as cur- rent operating expenses. In the case of motor vehicles or other expenditures for both per- sonal and business use, only that portion allo- cated to the business is included. Expenditures by firms which went out of business in 1963 were omitted from this report, but expenditures in 1963 by firms opening for business in 1964 were included. The statistics in the report are limited to the capital expenditures of the operators of the establishments surveyed and exclude expendi- tures by owners of those properties leasing or renting the property to others. Thus, expendi- tures at trade and service establishments by real estate firms were omitted. In the case of firms reporting on an organizational basis this survey covers expenditures by the firms for structures which on completion had been or were to be sold and leased back. The statistics in the report are summarized by type of trade on the basis of the classifica- tion of the establishments covered. In the case of companies operating establishments in more than one type of operation covered by this sur- vey (e.g., retail and wholesale trades), separate figures were obtained by type of trade. Firms also engaged in operations not in scope of this survey (e.g., manufacturing) were canvassed only for their retail, wholesale, and service establishments. This approach differs from the procedures followed in compiling quarterly data on capital expenditures by the Office of Busi- ness Economics (OBE), Department of Com- merce, in conjunction with the Securities Ex- change Commission (SEC). The latter series is based on the classification of the principal ac- tivity of the company as a whole, with one report filed covering all establishments of the firm, whether or not classified in the same busi- ness. The QBE-SEC series also differs in that the service and wholesale activities covered in the latter series are broader in scope than the coverage for these trades in this report. The sample design for the merchant whole- saler portion of the report was the same as that in the "Measures of Value Added In and By Merchant Wholesaling Firms: 1963" report, with a similar measure of reliability. (See page . .) Data for the merchant wholesaler are re- produced in tables 18 and 19 of chapter 9 of this volume. Brief Summary of Results Total capital expenditures of merchant whole- salers amounted to $1.1 billion in 1963, an increase of 28 percent over the $886 million reported in 1958. Expenditures of $974 million for new facilities in 1963 (including new struc- tures and new equipment) accounted for 86 per- cent of this total, with the largest amount, $714 million (73 percent), directed toward new equip- ment and the remainder, $260 million (27 per- cent), expended for new structures. Capital expenditures in the durable goods trades totaled $548 million in 1963, an in- LVl crease of 19 percent over 1958. Nondurable goods wholesalers, with total capital expendi- tures of $586 million in 1963, showed a more substantial increase (38 percent) over 1958. Nearly equal amounts of capital outlays for new facilities were reported by both durable and nondurable goods wholesalers in 1963, and among both groups expenditures for new fix- tures and equipment were substantially greater than outlays for new structures and additions (a pattern essentially unchanged from the dis- tribution reported in 1958). The durable goods group reported expenditures of $363 million for new equipment (a 41 percent increase over the investment reported in 1958) while the non- durable goods group reported new equipment expenditures of $351 million (up 54 percent from 1958). These outlays for new equipment, in 1963, accounted for 75 percent of the total new capital investment reported by durable goods wholesalers and 71 percent of the total new capital invested by the nondurable goods group. Among the selected kinds of business pub- lished in this study, increases over total capital outlays in 1958 were reported in all trade groups except lumber, construction materials (which declined 60 percent) and farm products, raw materials (down 29 percent). Corporations reported total capital outlays of $888 million in 1963, an increase of 36 percent over the $655 million reported in 1958. Ex- penditures of $756 million for new facilities accounted for 85 percent of this total, with the larger outlay (53 percent) attributed to the durable goods groups. LVII List of Corrections Volume IV has been prepared primarily by assembling and binding the tabular portions of previously issued subject re- ports together with chapters covering additional phases of wholesale trade which are not issued in report form. This plan was adopted to reduce publication cost and to expedite issuing the data. The corrections appearing below represent revisions noted after the individual subject reports were issued and should be taken into consideration in using volume IV and the subject reports from which it was assembled. Page Table Item Column Change From To 3-1 thru 3-93 K-\2 'All 2 4-13 4-16 4-43 4-50 8-86 8-401 8-401 8-402 2A 3A 3A 3A Standard Note: (V) Insufficient class -of -customer analysis to show separately should be changed to read "Insufficient cash-credit analysis to show separately." Volunteer Group Groceries Automotive equipment Tires , tubes Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical appliances , TV, radio sets Electronic parts , equipment Electronic parts , equipment Hardware Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies Air conditioning, refrigeration equipment, supplies Lumber , millwork Construction materials Automobiles , other motor vehicles Automotive equipment Tires , tubes Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical appliances , TV, radio sets Electrical appliances , TV, radio sets Electronic parts , equipment Electronic parts , equipment Hardware Plumbing and heating equipment, supplies Air conditioning, refrigeration equipment, supplies Lumber, millwork Construction materials Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical supplies , apparatus Electrical appliances , TV, radio sets Electrical appliances , TV, radio sets Electronic parts , equipment Electronic parts , equipment Automobiles , other motor vehicles Automobiles , other motor vehicles SIC Codes 506 and 507 appearing directly under Columbus, Ohio, should be inserted after SIC Code 505 under Columbia, S.C. Dairy products, ice cream, ices not reported in detail Malt liquors and brewing byproducts Malt liquors and brewing byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Woven and tufted carpets and rugs Woven and tufted carpets and rugs Woven and tufted carpets and rugs Woven and tufted carpets and rugs Woven and tufted carpets and rugs Woven and tufted carpets and rugs o Stub Volunteer =1.7 25.1 '1.4 81.8 »3.9 24.1 ^90. 5 2.2 159,815 5 74,556 6 .2 5 286,182 6 .6 1 20 2 145 3 (z) 4 25 5 104,884 6 .2 Voluntary Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote Add footnote 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) W) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 1.7 ^25.1 1.4 '81.8 3.9 ^24.1 90.5 '2.2 64,526 276,537 .6 84,201 .2 61 79,340 .2 96 326,557 .7 LIX List of Corrections-Continued Page Tatle Item Column Change From To 8-403 8-^3 3A 3A 8-<403 -<i05 3A 3A 8-^7 8-^7 8-413 8-421 8-421 8-486 8-486 3A 3A 3B 3B 3B 3B 3C 3C Prefabricated wooden buildings and structural members . Prefabricated wooden buildings and structural members . Partitions and fixtures --wool and metal Partitions and fixtures --wood and metal Partitions and fixtures --wood and metal Partitions and fixtures --wood and metal Partitions and fixtures --wood and metal Partitions and fixtures - -wood and metal Sanitary tissue, health products Sanitary napkins and tampons Other converted paper, board products Product class code 24330-2 Product class code 25410-20 Product class code 30691-2--also see individual codes 30691 and 30692 on page 404. Product class code 22710-2, 20, 90 Receipts from service --Sources other than the sale of merchandise should be changed to read "Receipts from services --Sources other than the sale of merchandise and miscellaneous goods, n.e.c." Electrical supplies, apparatus Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Miscellaneous goods , ne . e . c Electronic parts, equipment Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Malt and malt byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Middle Atlantic Division Ifalt and malt byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Malt and malt byproducts Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c Miscellaneous goods, n.e.c 4 10 5 2,157 1 104 2 26,116 3 (z) 4 55 5 37,123 6 .1 Product class 26493 code Product class 26472 code Product class 26471 code Delete entire line. Delete entire line. Delete entire line. 328,780 4.6 73,141 6.0 262,265 7.3 262,265 1,121,803 31.0 220,687 10.7 220,687 873,658 42.2 18 18,680 113 27, 562 .1 57 (D) (D) 26472 26471 26495 333,437 4.7 68,484 5.9 60,284 1.7 60,284 1,323,784 36.6 18,706 .9 18,706 1,075,639 51.9 ■"•Including 24.2 to repair shops. ^Including 6.4 to repair. ■^Including 33.9 to contractors and builders; 4.6 to government; and 2.5 to public utilities. ■^Including 1.2 to repair shops. ^Including 6.4 to contractors and builders. ^Including 2.3 to contractors and builders and 4.5 to government, ''including 8.1 to repair shops. ^Including 15.4 to contractors and builders. ^Including 52.7 to contractors and builders, ■"•"including 15.3 to contractors and builders. ■"■■^ Including 22.9 to contractors and builders. Including 56.3 to contractors and builders. 12 ■'■■'including 2.2 to repair shops. ■"■ "^Including 23.1 to repair shops. ■"■^Including 12.8 to repair shops. ^^Including 33.8 to contractors and builders; 2.7 to government; and 2.1 to public utilities. ■"^ "including 2.9 to repair shops. ■"■^ Including 6.7 to contractors and builders and 1.0 to public utilities . ^'including 6.8 to repair shops, ^"including 1.6 to contractors and builders; 5.0 to government; and 1.1 to public utilities. ^■^ Including 10.1 to repair shops. ^^Including 5.1 to contractors and builders. ^^Including 60.2 to contractors and builders. ^^Including 29.7 to contractors and builders. ^ ^Including 23.7 to contractors and builders. 26 Including 43.1 to contractors and builders. LX Commodity Line Sales CONTENTS • [Page numbers listed here omit the Chapter prefix, 8-, which appears as part of number for each page] page lA. Merchant Wholesalers — United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 1 IB. Merchant Wholesalers — Selected States: 1963: A. New York |* B. California ^ C. Illinois ;; D. Texas tl E. Pennsylvania ZZ F. Ohio 1^ G. New Jersey ^^ H. Michigan |^ I. Massachusetts ^_ J. Missouri .- K. Florida zi L. Minnesota ._ M. Tennessee ._ N. Indiana ._ O. Georgia IC. Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963: A. New York, N.Y.-Northeastern New Jersey SCA 51 B. Chicago, III. — Northwestern Indiana SCA 53 C. Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif., SMSA 55 D. Philadelphia, Pa.-N.J., SMSA 57 E. San Francisco-Oakland, Calif., SMSA 59 F. Boston, Mass., SMSA 61 G. Detroit, Mich., SMSA 63 H. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., SMSA 65 I. St. Louis, Mo.-lll., SMSA 67 J. Houston, Tex., SMSA 69 K. Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., SMSA 71 L. Dallas, Tex., SMSA 73 M. Portland, Oreg.-Wash., SMSA 75 N. Cleveland, Ohio, SMSA 77 O. Memphis, Tenn.-Ark., SMSA 79 CONTENTS Continued page TABLE 2A. Merchant Wholesalers — United States, by Kind of Business: 1963 81 2B. Merchant Wholesalers — Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Business: 1963 120 2C. Merchant Wholesalers — SCA's and Los Angeles-Long Beach SMSA; by Kind of Business: 1963: A. New York, N.Y. — Northeastern New Jersey SCA 348 B. Chicago, III. — Northeastern New Jersey SCA 369 C. Los Angeles — Long Beach, Calif., SMSA 385 3A. Manufacturers' Sales Branches and Sales Offices — United States: 1963 401 3B Manufacturers' Sales Branches and Sales Offices — United States, by Kind of Business 1963 408 3C. Manufacturers' Sales Branches and Sales Offices — Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Busi- ness: 1963 422 4A. Merchandise Agents and Brokers — United States: 1963 489 4B. Merchandise Agents and Brokers — United States, by Kind of Business: 1963 494 4C. Merchandise Agents and Brokers — Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Business: 1963 515 5A. Assemblers of Farm Products — United States, by Kind of Business: 1963 600 5B. Assemblers of Farm Products — Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Business: 1963 604 6A. Metals Service Centers and Metal Sales Offices— United States and Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Business: 1963 623 6B. Metals Service Centers — SCA's and Los Angeles-Long Beach SMSA, by Kind of Business: 1963: A. New York, N.Y. — Northeastern New Jersey SCA 633 B. Chicago, III. — Northeastern New Jersey SCA 634 C. Los Angeles — Long Beach, Calif., SMSA 635 7. Scrap and Waste Materials Dealers — United States and Geographic Divisions, by Kind of Business: 1963 636 Explanation of Commodity Line Tables Commodity line data are presented in this re- port for four of the five major types of opera- tion into which all wholesale trade is divided: Merchant wholesalers Manufacturers sales branches, sales offices Merchandise agents and brokers Assemblers of farm products Sales of petroleum bulk stations and terminals were not so analyzed in connection with the 1963 Census of Business. COMMODITY LINE CLASSIFICATIONS— Two sets of questionnaires were used in enumerat- ing wholesale establishments in connection with the 1963 Census of Business. a. Merchant wholesalers, merchandise agents and brokers, and assemblers of farm products — 16 different forms (See Appendix F) b. Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices — 11 different forms (See Appendix F) A complete list of commodity line inquiries on forms used in enumerating the former is pre- sented in Appendix B; and a list of commodity lines or product classes on the manufacturers' sales branches, sales office forms appears in Appendix C. COVERAGE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE DATA— Respondents were requested to select from the printed list of commodity lines the particular ones that applied to their business and report sales analyses on the basis of records, where available; where no records were available, on the basis of the best possible approximations. Space was provided for writing in any com- modity lines that were not listed on the census form. Not all respondents reported their sales by commodity line. The extent to which the analysis was reported for any particular trade may be gauged by comparing the total of "sales reported by commodity lines" with the amount shown for "sales not reported by com- modity lines." Wholesale census questionnaires were de- signed so as to group related kinds of business, e.g.. Form CB-50A was for motor vehicles, automotive accessories, and related trades; Form CB-50E, for farm products and related trades; and CB-50K, for scrap, waste mate- rials, and related trades. Commodity lines that appeared on a particular census form were lim- ited to those generally handled by the trade or kind of business. Write-in space, with appro- priate instructions, was provided on each of the forms for reporting additional lines of mer- chandise. There appears to have been a tendency to overstate sales of products major to a trade or business, with corresponding understating of minor items. Likewise, some tendency to "basket" minor items in miscel- laneous classifications was noted. No exact measure of this type of bias is available, but it is believed to be of a minor order. Due to tabulating techniques used, some differences may be noted between the sum of geographic division data for a particular com- modity line and the total shown for the classi- fication at the U.S. level. PRESENTATION RULES — In view of the varying degrees of commodity coverage, the small num- ber of establishments in some trades or geo- graphic divisions, and also the danger of dis- closure of individual information, the following general rules were adopted in preparing data for publication. Coverage — In most of the accompanying tables, data are limited for the most part to kinds of business of geographic divisions where coverage (sales reported by commodity lines) was 70 percent or more. Minimum number of establishments — Data for a particular commodity line are with- held where fewer than 3 establishments in the classification reported the particular item. In such cases, the data for the withheld line are included in the classification "Commodities n.e.c." Most of the accompanying tables consist of a stub and five data columns. The stub includes the commodity line code and identification of the kind of business and commodity line de- scription. To assist in locating items, com- modity line codes are shown throughout the tables, arranged consecutively within a kind of business or area. Absence of a commodity (or product) code from a particular series indicates either that the item is not generally handled in the trade or, if handled, only a small amount was reported. EXPLANATION OF TABLES Tables lA, IB, and 10 — These tables differ from all other commodity line tables in that they present "Total" sales for broad commodity lines of all establishments based upon and extrapolated from reported commodity line analyses. All other tables in this series present summaries of commodity line data "as re- ported," without projections for establishments not reporting the analyses. Some companies, for one reason or another, failed to report the requested sales analyses. Commodity line coverage — total sales analyzed divided by total sales of all establishments including any not analyzed — varied to some extent by kind of business or trade but for the United States as a whole, all merchant wholesalers combined, it amounted to 86 percent. In tables lA, IB, and IC, broad 8-A commodity lines are projected or extrapolated to 100 percent on the premise that the ex- periences of those not reporting the commodity line analysis paralleled the pattern of those re- porting this information. For States, standard metropolitan statis- tical areas, and for all geographic divisions ex- cept the Middle Atlantic, extrapolation was by kind of business prior to accumulating com- modity line totals. Data for the Middle Atlantic Division represent totals for the States of New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Likewise, totals for the United States were obtained by adding commodity lines for the nine geographic divisions. Data within a geographic area may not add to the total because of the projection method used in these tables. EXPLANATION OF DATA COLUMNS (EXCEPT TABLES lA, IB, AND IC) First column — Entries in this column represent the amount of reported sales of a commodity line in a kind of business. The com- pleteness of commodity line coverage for any kind of business may be measured by the rela- tionship between "sales reported by commodity lines" and "sales not reported by commodity lines." Generally, this comparison indicates some incomplete coverage, and the amount shown for a particular commodity line may therefore be less than it would have been if all establishments had reported the commodity analysis. Second column — Entries in this column are determined by relating reported sales of commodity lines to total analyzed sales for the kind of business or area. The percentages in- dicate the importance of the commodity line to the kind of business. Percentages are shown for broad commodity lines only, not for the de- tailed commodity lines under the numbered items. In relating sales as reported for de- tailed commodity lines (lines for which no per- centages are shown) to total analyzed saies for the trade, consideration should be given to any amounts that may appear opposite the stub caption "Not reported in detail." Such amounts, if any, represent sales reported only at the broad (or numbered) commodity line level, not the detailed commodity line. Because of the rounding procedure used, percentages within a kind of business or area may not add exactly to 100 percent. Third column — Entries in this column rep- resent the number of wholesale establishments identified with the kind of business and com- modity line indicated in the stub. The first entry for a kind of business represents the total number of establishments in the classification reporting commodity line sales. Additional en- tries represent the number of establishments that reported sales of the specified commodity line. Fourth column — Entries in this column represent total sales of all commodities, in- cluding any retail sales and service receipts, etc., of the establishments which reported sales of the specified commodity line. Fifth column — The entry in this column represents the relative importance of a speci- fied commodity line to total sales of establish- ments which reported that they handled the line. The percentages are derived by dividing entries in column 1 by entries in column 4, line by line. Entries in this column differ from those in column 2 in that they represent the importance of the particular commodity to those establishments that reported sales of the commodity. In contrast, the entry in column 2 represents the importance of the commodity to the trade as a whole. 8-B WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-1 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131U0 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 50291140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5036200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035100 5039100 5043100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 501B100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019510 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5051130 UNITED STATES TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES • ■ ■ COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT.i TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC . I . ... GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NEW PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICAlS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN. S" MISSES.. CHILDREN. S. INFANTS" CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS" RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN"S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES" OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS" ICE CREAM" ICES EGGS (FRESH" STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR." ETC. SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR" RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT" OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAiNS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES" SKINS" PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED" ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES" MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES" TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES" SMALL APPLIANCES" PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS 157 391 769 135 892 861 157 391 769 1 981 570 1 101 151 11 169 5 189 375 202 308 262 950 169 151 710 723 1 556 272 2 110 758 120 076 131 198 1 839 882 73 123 81 831 555 127 3 155 198 370 557 266 383 913 772 1 239 175 53 601 19 512 66 555 305 525 558 055 2 153 595 623 233 1 107 556 1 506 818 582 022 951 276 212 376 362 60S 781 170 321 608 128 306 097 869 301 610 50 213 29 701 533 281 808 038 86 115 3 021 030 31 519 127 351 565 191 2 592 119 8 091 992 632 596 502 785 131 536 166 169 71 329 35 881 115 811 3 575 160 160 509 3 269 901 333 516 701 726 210 325 86.3 100.0 1.3 .7 (Z) 1.0 1.1 (Z) .1 .8 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 2.0 .2 2.1 1.3 .2 (Z) (Z) .1 .3 .3 .3 (Z) 2.1 .2 5055100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5063500 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5061300 5081100 5061500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5061960 5031970 5085110 5085120 5085100 5086210 5065220 5065300 5085100 5086500 5087100 5087200 5067300 5087100 5087500 5067910 5067920 5087930 5087910 5068100 5088200 5088910 5088920 UNITED STATES (CONTINUED] ELECTRONIC TUBES" PARTS" ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS. SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.i SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE] WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS" UNIT HEATERS" CONVECTORS" ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING" REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING" FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE" SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER" BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING] WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE" TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES" CAPS" ETC.]. . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES SURGICALi MEDICALi HOSPITAL EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFICi PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES BEAJTYi BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS" SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS" UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 1 573 157 1 737 198 11 353 89 359 511 715 53 357 161 856 2 093 107 359 613 307 130 213 717 390 912 370 121 78 651 231 173 U 856 131 067 161 821 2 185 511 191 981 1 116 231 203 711 701 572 715 597 131 735 57 161 360 913 518 752 161 623 563 731 131 153 109 081 219 856 38 538 221 283 127 332 131 083 19 931 1 120 609 313 158 721 118 252 328 11 765 357 116 775 123 221 580 335 769 136 879 330 792 336 057 311 611 101 739 99 531 8 305 21 536 173 912 65 205 538 159 225 317 67 697 3 619 638 315 Standard Notes. - Represents zero. (D) Wrthheld to avoid disclosure. ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-2 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 509121'* 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131« 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 509U110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5096110 5098130 5098141 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 UNITED STATES (CONTINUED) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS I SEMI-F INI5HED I . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL IVIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLATi *IREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE" TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES" FORMS" ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM" COPPER" BRASS" PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS" ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL] IRON" STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON" STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS" TEXTILE WASTE" WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS" SCRAP (RUBBER" BONES" GLASS" ETC.) CIGARETTES" CIGARS" TOBACCO BEER" FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL bPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS" ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING" CUPS" FACIAL TISSUES" ETC.) PAPERBOARD" BOXBOARD STATIONERY" OFFICE SUPPLIES" ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS" ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS" CHRISTMAS CARDS" ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE" COMMERCIAL" BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS" DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS" DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS" DRAPERIES) SHADES" VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS" LAMPS" PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS" KITCHEN TOOLS" MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH" DRESSED" FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD" SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS" CABINETS" ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS" WINDOWS" CABINETS" WEATHER STRIPPING" MOLDING" ETC.) VENEER" OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK" BLOCK" TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE" FLUE LININGS" REFRACTORIES CEMENT" LIME" PLASTER" STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL" CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIi'^ CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARO PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES" INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS" BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES" .-lASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON" STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 23 693 139 175 506 958 559 101 131 159 115 636 231 111 51 521 231 790 510 929 111 663 219 676 585 115 850 727 171 252 219 915 62 986 115 676 365 226 66 331 30 077 176 035 317 962 108 010 162 656 885 730 109 770 007 983 795 793 376 067 356 571 305 000 731 130 111 267 933 510 11 788 89 920 525 279 565 691 316 068 150 113 367 190 37 711 211 980 11 066 715 218 127 075 027 171 62 016 808 135 306 776 61 115 163 328 191 755 115 362 319 609 660 573 221 965 268 025 118 596 76 712 30 627 62 051 28 191 36 131 31 903 (2) .3 1.0 .2 (Z) 3.1 2.2 (2) .1 .2 (Z) .5 2.0 (2) .5 .2 (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099600 5099900 UNITED STATES (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING" ATHLETIC GOODS" BICYCLES TOYS" GAMES" FIREWORKS" CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS" POOL" BOWLING EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHIivG EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE" STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION" HOBBY GOODS BOOKS" MAGAZINES" PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER" INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA" SOY BEAN" COTTON SEED" FISH" MEAT" ETC.) FERTILIZER" FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS" INC. INSECTICIDES" FUNGICIDES" ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY" ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY" SILVERWARE" TROPHIES GIFTS" ART GOODS" NOVELTIES" ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES" CALENDARS" ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS" PLANTS. FLORISTS" SUPPLIES" ETC. . LOGS" PILES. PULPWOOD" POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS" ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS" RECORDS" SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD" BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE" SADDLERY" HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS" SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED" LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR" SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 522 751 571 363 918 670 759 129 31 169 1 151 23 836 132 581 996 637 726 826 572 228 577 318 259 711 510 509 100 830 103 191 701 821 385 813 308 051 2 090 171 120 155 319 012 173 521 59 705 761 712 283 519 1 331 568 86 103 53 310 253 507 66 512 111 631 31 123 1 315 750 16 852 118 591 995 961 (Z) (Zl (2) (Z) Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) D/itl)l)eld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less ttian 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-3 TABLE lA. Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Commod- ity line code 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131U0 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5026100 5029110 5029120 50291U0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 50353U0 5035400 5039100 50t3100 soimio 5041120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5019950 5019960 5019970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059930 5062310 5052320 5064110 5064120 5064130 5064140 5065100 5072210 5072220 Broad commodity line NEW ENGLAND TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOPT.i TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS . NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS' ETC . I KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) Sales Amount ($1,000) 8 118 372 7 164 393 8 418 372 80 234 41 291 1 226 269 667 8 950 Percent of total 9 4 39 45 588 i 4 319 24 793 135 957 10 387 36 040 113 310 20 457 9 841 57 050 56 108 412 3 021 1 176 16 107 130 706 115 199 18 720 70 727 98 803 127 101 545 813 212 510 25 911 177 779 36 188 11 022 131 977 25 221 2 001 1 169 34 531 22 858 2 163 221 530 695 75 17 792 27 313 3 295 13 906 20 143 31 158 295 571 129 513 188 755 1 701 174 313 12 255 36 785 8 463 97 337 100 178 28 85.1 100.0 1.0 .5 (Z) .2 .1 .5 1.0 1.3 Commod- ity line code 1.5 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 1.6 1.5 6.5 2.5 .3 2.1 .4 .1 1.6 .3 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) 2.6 (Z) (Z) .2 .3 (Z) .2 3.5 (Z) (Z) 2.2 (Z) 1.2 1.2 (Z) 5072230 5074110 5074120 5071200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5063300 5063500 5083500 5083910 5083920 5083930 5064200 5084300 5084400 5064500 5081910 5084920 5084930 5084910 5084950 5081960 5081970 5065110 5065120 5085100 5066210 5085220 5085300 5085100 5066500 5066900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5086200 5038910 5086920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 Broad commodity line NEW ENGLAND (CONTINUED) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUi-lBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINiNG. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES) ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MlbCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. Automotive) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) Sales Amount ($1,000) 1 596 35 170 2 079 53 919 117 352 6 422 15 540 12 208 20 151 11 088 3 767 12 619 332 10 688 5 Oil 92 099 7 645 45 973 7 591 60 361 2 796 5 672 1 297 21 130 44 353 28 122 27 762 18 984 1 322 20 494 2 793 10 508 15 584 16 551 777 70 132 18 017 20 586 12 189 2 062 15 459 15 297 9 056 24 205 8 013 16 295 10 124 15 594 18 677 6 425 151 1 301 7 253 111 4 566 11 191 850 53 36 545 73 12 474 55 776 Percent of total Standard Notes - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosuie. ^Percentages i))ay not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-4 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Bfoad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 509B232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 NEW ENGLAND (CONTINUED) IRON AND STEEL *IREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLATi WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL 5CRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC. I CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY Oft TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS 56 423 6 078 21 484 5 215 17 299 33 439 1 078 26 490 33 330 17 424 63 069 12 303 8 748 11 611 50 317 5 120 3 279 16 337 31 656 60 346 26 638 309 887 187 568 258 671 45 361 53 925 3 869 89 926 57 727 20 484 59 980 1 564 8 525 27 466 39 063 8 595 8 615 18 284 5 092 60 332 454 41 704 180 037 40 891 7 483 50 183 8 992 1 170 15 945 3 421 16 485 31 296 10 672 10 364 3 346 3 618 102 3 816 1 142 4 012 271 15 728 20 035 (Z) .3 IZI .2 .3 3.7 2.2 3.1 .5 .6 (Z) 1.1 .7 (Z) .5 2.1 .5 .1 (Z) .2 (Z) .2 (Z) (Zl (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099900 NEW ENGLAND (CONTINUED) SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EOPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC I . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (ExC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 36 620 51 919 2 502 6 1 078 4 268 92 347 17 456 3 384 2 829 3 162 6 220 4 619 12 994 42 687 20 399 16 563 100 054 271 37 941 9 751 3 236 53 804 19 303 8 376 10 541 2 617 30 401 5 025 40 863 1 255 39 176 389 37 678 Standard Notes Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-5 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131U0 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5026100 5029110 5029120 5029130 50291U0 5032100 5032200 5032900 50JS200 5035310 5035320 5035330 50353«0 5035400 5039100 5013100 50««110 50'4'4120 50"t5100 5016100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 MIDDLE OTL/INTIC TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES' MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKSt TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOUIPHENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES] USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EOPT.. TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NEW PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALb PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS" MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS" POWDERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS ITHREAD" BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDS MEN"S" BOYS' CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN"S" MISSES"" CHILDREN"S" INFANTS' CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS" RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM" ICES EGGS (FRESH" STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN" EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS" PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR . " ETC. SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR" RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE" UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)" INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN" WHEAT" OATS" BARLEY" SORGHUM GRAINS)" BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES" SKINS" PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOi." MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTEO OIL SEED' OIL NUTS" OIL KERNELS (COTTON" FLAXSEED" ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES" MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES" CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES" TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES" SMALL APPLIANCES" PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS 44 236 450 38 842 804 44 236 450 827 512 261 967 7 619 945 885 29 072 40 231 25 427 153 168 20 785 96 136 757 804 46 919 26 81 225 640 237 193 662 180 531 456 247 708 478 32 180 40 563 49 022 142 399 225 336 720 002 153 912 268 584 358 641 167 488 1 883 757 664 059 67 938 602 252 654 166 47 275 570 438 90 243 19 508 4 976 117 771 295 364 14 067 674 353 7 929 28 908 129 957 32 177 2 793 195 20 561 259 390 37 605 126 911 2 351 23 097 112 095 704 014 23 134 718 559 125 209 147 508 56 356 100.0 67.8 100.0 1.9 .6 (Z) 2.1 • 1 .3 1.0 1.2 (Z) .2 4.3 1.5 .2 1.8 1.5 .1 1.3 • 2 (Z) (Z) .3 .7 (Z) 1.5 (Z) 6.3 (Z) • 1 .3 (Z) .3 1.6 5066100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5061330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5064400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5064930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5067400 5067500 5037910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5086100 5066200 5088910 5088920 MIDDLE ATLANTIC (CONTINUED) ELECTRONIC TUBES" PARTS" ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS" SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EOPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS" UNIT HEATERS" CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EOPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING" REFRIGERATION EQPT. " PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING" FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE" SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER" BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) . OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS" AND EQPT." POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTOD.AL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS" SUPPLIES MORTICIANS" GOODS' UNDERTAKERS" SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 528 061 394 792 5 807 28 169 97 467 9 996 150 624 426 260 67 726 70 257 42 886 112 773 67 880 16 773 55 872 1 973 24 763 17 949 295 382 51 630 285 212 41 528 163 516 23 284 54 961 10 729 52 761 164 765 80 967 109 734 75 635 31 632 42 693 8 991 43 977 37 570 40 203 8 796 331 446 71 170 63 305 73 746 19 888 45 719 189 155 76 393 127 290 31 041 70 868 78 842 79 615 20 421 18 299 5 510 5 198 50 250 16 969 90 840 55 699 16 754 401 314 471 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoirl disclosure. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-6 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total MIDDLE STLANTIC (CONTINUED) COKE IF<ON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL *IREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT. VIIRE. PIPE AND TUBIN(; CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY! MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUi'-IINUW SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFEfiROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY—HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHlr>JGLESI INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 3 350 205 583 395 228 118 Oltt 278 ona 19 258 200 629 « 485 53 750 161 503 132 326 112 883 213 508 715 689 «35 910 15 912 m 135 29 759 105 822 15 030 11 035 52 501 112 578 122 651 36 303 989 784 618 3U9 1 0214 39« 257 121 «79 0«5 313 055 363 «53 153 9H0 66 880 285 507 17 538 30 808 Itl 502 115 732 150 079 79 5711 179 506 12 0117 279 81(8 16 81*5 207 003 520 «85 im 855 16 «25 168 559 55 508 9 625 125 U69 30 575 29 8i»8 58 387 128 593 1*2 202 53 350 8 772 25 1*01 3 361* 10 317 6 277 9 851 2 197 (Z) .5 .5 (Z> .5 (Z) .2 (Z) .1 2.2 2.3 .5 1.1 (Z) • 1 .3 .3 .3 • 2 .1* (Z) .6 (Z) .5 1.2 .3 (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099512 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099594 5099595 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 MIDDLE ATLANTIC (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES 6ILLARD5. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EOPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS—ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . , . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. .MOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES' BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 85 445 239 823 207 537 228 255 7 509 128 4 549 39 214 399 059 82 447 190 352 195 156 40 985 52 359 8 311 302 766 334 806 182 162 118 137 505 516 8 397 68 112 74 191 6 017 254 158 127 160 022 059 32 443 24 815 175 391 11 945 68 785 25 554 610 045 2 963 15 575 150 979 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) standard Notes Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 00,05%. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-7 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 SOltlOO 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 50161O0 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019520 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5052320 5051110 5061120 5051130 EAST NORTH CENTRAL TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES • • . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES. ETC TRUCKS. TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBESl USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. • TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC . I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC . I KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY 6DS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN. S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIEDI. FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN. S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRiES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS 28 071 952 21 288 261 28 071 952 275 596 181 572 5 521 1 105 392 50 237 11 192 39 218 113 552 253 311 365 350 19 627 93 950 295 858 5 255 87 101 217 93 517 38 715 5 515 91 107 120 503 7 212 1 266 3 513 38 509 15 820 612 562 132 159 229 731 308 607 78 877 1 381 516 599 098 95 631 621 196 106 127 13 862 525 216 55 282 5 261 3 870 98 331 151 515 10 180 562 180 1 915 1 520 95 570 22 757 1 520 589 110 377 92 328 9 500 3 183 1 303 107 13 111 725 527 27 669 613 910 65 273 111 686 29 626 86.5 100.0 1.0 .7 (Z) 3.9 .2 1.3 .1 (Z) (Z) • 1 .3 .1 (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 .2 2.2 .5 .8 1.1 .3 1.9 2.1 .3 2.2 .1 (Z) 1.2 .2 (Zl (Z) .1 .6 (Z) 2.0 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Z) (Z> (Z) IZ) (Z) 2.2 .2 .5 5055100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5085220 5085300 5085100 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 EAST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS. SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 1 ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 219 795 309 555 1 106 19 025 117 925 6 155 75 S96 389 100 52 122 19 327 37 801 57 806 61 952 12 336 53 503 1 381 21 181 22 323 297 713 37 551 207 292 52 572 227 517 32 918 31 318 16 290 75 253 51 100 130 775 121 515 105 356 21 525 80 922 12 869 69 010 17 322 36 252 3 622 357 15? 72 251 152 165 11 697 6 515 98 637 152 187 10 177 52 600 29 666 70 887 51 881 51 613 18 089 13 312 1 282 6 581 17 518 21 515 18 007 20 193 16 086 855 150 001 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) ffittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less ttian 0.05 percent. ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. 8-8 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total EAST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUEDl COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS ( SEHI-F INISHED I . ■ IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLATI IRON AND STEEL WIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC . FLATi WIREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPERi BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS H0MEWARE5 LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 7 5U3 125 936 59U 229 116 205 311 095 le 090 182 433 16 634 99 mo 13tt 617 1 563 50 631 127 032 51* 968 5«7 357 75 821 20 129 11 261 7U 818 16 311 7 246 30 158 92 190 t5 310 66 112 919 sai 772 082 719 674 139 818 334 109 7 158 244 285 144 711 19 316 173 833 8 407 19 202 70 686 100 829 86 184 10 149 50 044 7 024 200 267 8 685 134 213 434 994 184 141 2 044 154 576 67 558 7 453 100 151 51 153 35 732 57 793 148 635 46 842 40 248 18 316 14 571 8 587 15 372 5 865 7 819 4 935 (Z) .2 .5 .2 3.3 2.6 (Z) .9 (Z) .1 .3 .3 (Z) .2 IZ) .7 IZ) .5 1.5 .7 (Z) .6 .2 (Z) • 1 (2) .1 (Z) (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099520 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099550 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099593 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 EAST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BO'XLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC ■ OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 85 539 95 913 158 388 144 752 10 252 216 3 224 29 086 155 618 132 315 59 526 58 751 51 409 115 715 13 662 33 470 108 371 56 356 51 083 308 565 5 951 71 791 27 356 6 108 143 397 53 370 50 496 IB 543 7 059 18 515 8 873 13 404 638 226 918 8 454 5 305 196 288 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-9 TABLE lA. Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 501«100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029ia0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019900 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061110 5065100 WEST NORTH CENTRAL TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT. i TIRESi TUBES. . RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIESi ETC.l GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACOUERS. ENAMELS INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. . OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.l KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS.. MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOESl . . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). . FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC.). SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS' BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). . ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES 13 131 120 11 668 365 13 131 120 88 177 99 112 10 901 516 801 16 822 20 736 19 239 100 937 131 612 166 102 16 021 12 768 90 597 788 3 059 55 091 32 066 12 868 2 298 81 730 70 357 1 565 2 019 5 152 12 138 33 205 333 000 102 377 66 109 121 013 17 213 105 101 278 817 21 271 352 670 55 120 9 276 162 972 26 112 2 315 768 17 816 51 395 9 968 300 719 3 859 5 211 13 119 18 191 1 929 856 203 317 29 819 11 557 391 2 721 2 030 269 193 8 662 287 951 21 182 61 321 21 392 89 221 86.3 100.0 1.0 1.2 .1 .3 .7 (Z) (Z) .1 .2 .1 (Z) .5 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 .2 2.5 3.0 2.1 1.2 .2 (Z) • 1 2.2 (Z) (Zl .3 .1 1.5 .2 (Z) (Zl 2.1 .2 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5061210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083100 5083500 5083600 5083910 5063920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5066100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086100 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5067910 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 WEST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) HARDWARE C00K5T0VES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EOUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.l PLUMBING FIXTURES. EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EOPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTSI OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EOUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL! . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP I SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EOPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EOUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EOUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS. SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) 115 5 63 665 985 627 329 2 368 28 186 28 21 831 010 297 981 16 890 25 39 7 185 219 578 22 291 866 12 135 15 189 217 23 95 796 781 199 11 139 15 717 9 771 2 628 38 112 17 271 30 706 26 511 10 716 8 195 10 906 608 16 675 12 573 11 139 1 559 76 191 26 007 116 667 20 567 5 913 12 196 66 901 17 113 21 896 11 292 28 219 29 317 16 630 8 211 8 831 219 3 113 3 800 1 102 11 865 10 209 959 11 156 7 926 18 380 50 501 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Nol applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-10 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131'* 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 509B141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098295 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 WEST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUEDl IRON AND STEEL WIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON ANC STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLATi WIREi PIPE AND TUBINS CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEt TUBING IRON ANC STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS (IILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPER. BRASS' PRECIOUS METALSI Mlt^ERALSi ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIESi . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags. etc.). . personal service papers (toweling. cups, facial tissues. etc.) paperboard. boxboard stationery. office supplies. artists. matls. shipping supplies (gummed labels. etc. i . . greeting cards. christmas cards. etc. . . . household furniture office. commercial. business furniture. . . china. glassware. crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains. draperies household linens. domestics (exc. curtains. draperies) shades. venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors. lamps. picture frames kitchen utensils. kitchen tools. miscellaneous homewares lumber (rough. dressed. finished) plywood (inc. chipboard and particle board) shingles wood millwork (doors. cabinets. etc.) . . . metal millwork (doors. windows. cabinets. weather stripping. molding. etc.) veneer. other wood products brick. block. tile. clay sewer pipe. flue linings. refractories cement. lime. plaster. stucco sand. gravel. crushed stone Glass (flat, brick, etc.) roofing. siding. rain carrying equipment (exc. wood shingles) insulation materials and insulation board . wallboard and hardboard prefabricated structural assemblies. including i-^obile homes concrete products. building stone ready or transit mixed concrete plastic building materials building and construction paper adhesives. mastics structural iron. steel (exc. roofing and millwork) other building materials photographic goods 47 668 9 115 65 616 4 640 5 359 23 243 292 14 013 41 999 4 154 77 053 14 025 6 713 10 082 27 565 10 031 2 018 5 728 11 794 16 100 4 084 420 273 253 891 291 076 38 145 106 169 2 714 79 891 58 075 9 642 47 875 2 983 12 475 51 836 32 859 12 459 8 393 25 747 1 351 110 067 4 531 65 393 218 726 69 980 2 973 85 717 28 232 575 5 883 2 771 24 427 60 005 35 389 21 768 14 313 2 970 1 813 5 225 2 450 2 082 38 255 26 037 (Z) (2) .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 3.1 1.9 .2 (Z) .5 1.6 .5 (Zl .2 (Zl (Zl (Zl .2 (Zl (Zl (21 (Z) (Z) 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 WEST NORTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EOPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) .... SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 114 495 60 006 1 282 138 1 102 11 158 47 521 184 320 145 865 119 727 39 969 106 381 17 333 9 382 42 494 17 469 25 292 332 527 15 303 14 564 17 196 464 41 150 15 704 39 633 3 359 3 247 56 5 712 3 422 22 71 376 1 003 64 309 116 445 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Hittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-11 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 5014100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5064120 5061130 SOUTH ATLANTIC TOTAL REPORTEC SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES • . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES! MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EOPT.. TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINT- VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INr .rtlAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. fa,s. oils, explosives, etc plastic fabric. synthetic rubber and fiber. oil drillers' mud and chemicals laundry soaps. chips. powders. detergents • yard or piece goods notions (thread. buttons. etc • i knit fabrics. knitting yarns. other dry gds. men's. boys' clothing. furn. lexc. shoes) . women's' misses'' children's' infants' clothing' accessories (exc. as specified). fur clothing furs' raw and dressed millinery' millinery supplies women's. children's hosiery' underwear. . . shoes' other footwear dairy products' ice cream' ices eggs (fresh' storage) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRiES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC.) SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES I HIDES' SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAu WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ..... 15 728 773 13 059 793 15 728 773 214 189 153 005 3 690 709 498 21 473 10 291 22 189 82 261 193 154 255 753 14 382 58 055 164 217 2 141 108 56 009 78 897 23 299 15 163 86 554 73 843 567 528 3 208 30 Oil 17 219 163 797 60 859 lie 897 177 222 130 610 353 297 393 572 11 944 199 309 69 051 11 160 196 580 31 907 2 955 3 294 63 075 73 221 6 567 329 811 3 865 18 605 27 403 237 562 136 202 36 120 4 7 10 271 750 8 013 45 492 855 2 607 174 541 38 704 421 171 28 605 85 839 39 381 '100.0 83.0 100.0 1.4 1.0 (Z) 1.5 .2 .3 • 1 .5 1.2 1.7 1.0 (2) IZ) .5 (2) (Z) (Z) .2 .3 1.0 .3 3.2 .5 (Z) 2.1 (Z) .1 .2 1.5 .2 (Z) IZ) (Z) 3.0 • 2 2.7 .2 .5 SOUTH ATLANTIC (CONTINUED) 5065100 ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . 5072210 HARDWARE 5072220 COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) 5072230 PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 5071110 WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT. . SUPPLIES. . 5071120 ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) 5074200 WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS' ETC.) 5074300 PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . 5077110 CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. 5077120 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 5077130 AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) 5081100 OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT 5081210 COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. 5081220 CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . 5081310 STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) 5081320 SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) 5081330 STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) 5081400 OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. 5082100 CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5083100 FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . 5083200 GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. 5083300 MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) 5083500 OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT 5083600 PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . 5083910 INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES 5083920 USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . 5083930 OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT 5084200 BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . 5084300 1 INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) 5084400 I WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . 5081500 RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS 5081910 ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS 5081920 INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING 5084930 MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS 5084910 ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE 5084950 BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . 5081950 PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS 5081970 OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . 5085110 GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . 5085120 , FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) 5086100 DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5086210 CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5086220 SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5085300 SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES 5086100 OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS 5085500 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . 5086900 OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5087100 BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT: SUPPLIES . . 5087200 CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES 5087300 LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . 5087100 SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS 5087500 MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT 5087910 TAILORS' SUPPLIES 5087920 I MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . 5087930 I UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES 5087910 OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. 5088100 AIRCRAFT, AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . 5088200 SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS 5088910 RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5088920 MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) 5091111 COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 158 574 199 257 585 8 643 85 358 7 713 71 622 231 876 70 695 31 170 33 523 51 315 36 353 8 738 21 061 1 118 9 572 21 888 336 829 20 245 100 382 27 177 28 583 16 056 8 019 4 105 35 230 90 570 45 157 55 559 41 609 7 830 17 118 3 919 21 111 8 025 9 205 1 153 156 256 37 159 104 860 29 219 1 691 41 028 92 742 24 574 29 425 19 536 36 511 44 146 57 038 17 513 12 065 573 2 170 31 247 6 171 96 569 29 388 759 1 635 72 260 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. ^Percentages may, not add due to rounding. fD) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 peicent. 8-12 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091211 5091212 5091213 509121t 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5095312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 509B130 50981U1 50981t2 5098143 5098144 5096211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 SOUTH ATLAMTIC (CONTINUEDI IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS ( SEMI -F I NISHED ) ... 21 866 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) 70 705 IRON AND STEEL *IRE. WIRE PRODUCTS. ...... 58 439 IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING 84 631 CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING 1 13 207 IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) 75 261 OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 3 018 ALLOY STEEL 6 231 STAINLESS STEEL 37 597 COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS . 640 OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS 13 559 ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC 48 215 NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES ... 9 135 PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL 5CRAP-EXC. ALLOY 72 037 UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP 13 948 ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES! . . 2 335 ALUMINUM SCRAP 13 450 SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY 30 039 SCRAP LEAD 4 900 ZINC SCRAP 2 124 OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP 10 592 WASTE PAPER 22 875 WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . . 127 128 OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) 9 205 CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO 699 596 BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS 465 561 SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL 1 ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) 534 776 j WINES 94 529 ■ PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS 121 620 ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS .... 11 665 INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . . 119 435 PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC . I 64 558 PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD 9 240 STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' HATLS. . 107 151 SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) ... 3 031 GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC 3 915 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 67 545 OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. ... 51 823 CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) 10 830 CURTAINS. DRAPERIES 5 870 HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) 24 145 SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS 1 826 FLOOR COVERINGS 137 138 MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES 2 901 KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES 57 072 LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) 341 754 PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) . 114 524 SHINGLES 941 WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) .... 108 855 METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) 51 550 VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS 9 609 BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES 80 937 CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO 35 512 SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE 7 543 GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) 48 223 ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) 82 259 INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . . 20 710 WALLBOARD AND HAROBOARD 40 932 PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES 16 210 CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE 11 924 READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE 5 437 PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS 9 492 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER 4 079 ADHESIVES. MASTICS 3 149 STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 7 043 .5 (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) .1 .2 (Z) (Z) .1 4.4 3.0 (Z) (Z) .2 IZ) .5 .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099520 5099631 5099532 5099650 5099550 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099595 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 SOUTH ATLANTIC (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDSi POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEANi COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS' PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS • COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 75 502 36 142 93 232 71 135 1 232 1 451 4 229 10 405 77 475 72 976 51 723 44 127 29 777 38 120 14 589 8 731 42 699 24 119 15 889 184 595 888 39 344 125 022 6 058 55 702 19 942 34 863 5 145 3 475 18 430 9 210 4 229 223 103 744 523 2 532 104 486 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Nol available, (X) Nol applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 peicenl. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-13 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Commod- ity line code 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013140 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035330 50353"t0 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5046100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 5064140 5065100 5072210 Broad commodity line EAST SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES' MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKS! TRUCK TRACTORS' TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES! USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQPT. ' TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS' GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' HUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOESI . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESHi STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.' ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLEO) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES] HIDES' SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC. I ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE Sales Amount ($1,000) 7 516 334 6 368 652 7 516 334 57 637 68 513 1 209 330 388 7 730 17 076 7 391 36 378 84 514 116 645 8 438 18 438 41 603 245 543 45 988 28 405 11 585 15 966 32 670 31 776 10 1 007 12 743 15 443 75 219 25 806 54 474 83 563 15 630 139 037 140 418 11 989 240 524 36 452 6 115 78 289 15 763 676 1 418 37 991 45 087 3 128 224 759 2 177 22 511 24 267 922 191 190 491 37 300 10 512 74 161 3 299 1 163 251 174 151 5 202 180 734 9 679 17 869 47 278 97 041 Percent of total 84.7 100.0 .9 (Z) (Z! (Z) .6 .4 (Z) (Z) .2 .2 1.0 .3 .7 1.1 1.0 .2 (Z) (Z) .5 .6 (Z) 3.0 (Z) .3 .3 12.3 1.0 (Z) (Z) 2.3 .1 2.4 .1 Commod- ity line code 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 Broad commodity line EAST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECrORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS. AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES) ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC' PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS'] SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE] COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS Sales Amount ($1,000) 1 2 38 149 857 542 5 381 25 92 28 13 683 519 135 189 11 15 404 841 13 5 391 152 11 056 723 10 165 13 767 199 11 45 791 143 278 11 630 23 595 1 232 380 18 450 34 233 21 692 25 182 20 661 4 197 8 751 2 558 7 341 5 503 758 505 77 016 21 310 51 804 9 967 389 20 378 38 748 8 704 5 885 2 870 17 857 12 261 20 087 4 050 2 875 4 2 907 3 579 3 793 16 292 8 410 509 48 512 225 4 155 41 962 25 402 Percent of total Standard Notes: - Represents zero. ' Percentages may not add due lo rounding. (D) IViltiheid lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less llian 0.05 percent. 8-14 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963- Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131« 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5095312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5096299 5099110 5099120 EAST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) EXC. IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING I EXC . CAST IRON SOIL PIPE! OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OrHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS KITCHEN UTENSI MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER (ROUGH PLYWOOD (INC. SHINGLES. . . WOOD MILLWORK METAL MILLWORK WEATHER STRIPI VENEER. OTHER BRICK. BLOCK. LININGS. REFR CEMENT. LIME PICTURE FRAMES LS. KITCHEN TOOLS. HOMEWARES DRESSED. FINISHED) CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. PING. MOLDING. ETC.). . . . WOOD PRODUCTS TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE ACTORIES PLASTER. STUCCO SAND GLASS ( ROOFING (EXC INSULAT WALLBOA PREFABR INCLUD CONCRET READY 0 PLASTIC BUILDIN RAVEL. CRUSHED STONE FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT WOOD SHINGLES) ION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD RD AND HARDBOARD ICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. ING MOBILE HOMES E PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE .... R TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIALS G AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHE5IVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES. . . . 36 817 6 333 47 647 2 962 4 414 10 329 160 3 215 11 821 2 314 57 970 5 841 2 239 4 777 15 126 2 203 439 3 023 7 145 6 463 4 998 314 545 145 459 115 257 16 729 42 270 813 47 280 35 426 2 720 30 037 2 067 1 928 29 352 19 682 4 201 2 569 10 777 283 39 314 991 30 841 148 439 48 765 314 52 354 18 079 4 005 19 153 9 657 2 806 18 141 19 742 5 081 11 836 2 902 1 022 2 236 2 301 1 467 743 5 971 38 549 12 966 49 565 (Z) .1 • 1 (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) • 1 .1 4.2 1.9 .5 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) 2.0 • 6 (Z) .7 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) EAST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099531 5099532 5099650 5099550 5099570 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099594 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) .... SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SNOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 23 890 860 214 535 5 424 26 619 43 369 22 401 33 825 10 842 53 551 3 718 2 514 12 098 4 988 6 705 66 704 29 825 20 836 42 366 619 15 355 3 395 97 865 2 896 1 939 8 807 3 146 441 844 40 699 373 515 Standard Notes Represents zero. [D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less ttian 0.05 percent WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-15 TABLE lA. Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions.- 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013140 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029ia0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035340 5035U00 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKS' TRUCK TRACTORS' TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOPT.' TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPEC TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS' GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEW PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACOUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES! . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SuGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW' TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS I TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS 13 895 774 11 874 507 13 895 774 129 540 76 221 2 988 567 397 19 021 21 899 11 302 49 396 15 078 26 101 99 313 2 240 70 230 68 693 39 223 21 571 21 896 35 441 38 733 1 237 507 1 044 14 067 24 648 142 068 49 893 86 747 126 796 57 707 309 444 326 917 23 912 440 718 161 550 15 382 154 618 10 802 1 347 2 753 56 126 62 977 8 208 237 854 7 165 28 884 28 688 971 079 607 611 115 919 29 619 7 352 7 741 22 267 2 267 5 175 336 150 20 148 258 325 13 289 40 546 39 210 85.5 100.0 .9 .5 (Z) 1.0 1.5 .7 (Z) .5 .5 .3 .2 .2 .3 .3 (21 (Z) (Z) 2.2 2.4 .2 3.2 1.2 .1 1.1 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 50911U WEST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EOPT" SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EOUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EOPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EOUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EOPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EOUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EOUIPMENT-HOSE ' TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EOUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EOUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EOUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EOUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 88 051 145 824 961 5 868 74 565 1 804 6 382 191 800 52 213 37 319 33 161 30 100 17 194 7 997 14 150 1 693 6 861 58 444 247 657 14 518 109 997 15 201 34 041 465 922 4 579 7 687 46 173 33 040 47 928 89 260 58 678 3 497 12 080 2 530 16 554 8 387 4 565 1 141 117 660 19 331 65 105 17 036 1 578 36 437 63 640 15 065 28 274 13 626 31 326 45 938 35 384 5 119 7 357 103 230 12 823 584 83 888 36 487 747 50 1 567 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Wilhheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (XI Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 perceni 8-16 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 509B110 5098130 5098111 5098112 509B113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5096291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 «»EST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) COKE IROiM AND STEEL PRODUCTS ( SEMI-FINISHEO I . . IRON ANC STEEL PRODUCTS (FLATl IRON AND STEEL WIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLAT> WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING I EXC . CAST IRON SOIL PIPE! OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PKEPAREC (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTiLE WASTE. WIPiNG CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.] CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATL5, SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE BEADY OB TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER AOHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 706 20 179 87 938 65 155 130 210 13 330 390 635 5 991 11 328 30 118 176 5 716 18 900 9 082 80 858 20 699 2 081 10 833 21 118 6 089 1 377 17 375 11 853 9 513 1 395 151 513 361 810 320 801 51 327 68 703 1 120 30 509 55 101 1 058 62 566 1 161 1 155 31 852 12 550 I 6 709 3 005 11 216 1 935 91 527 960 13 001 173 313 61 981 5 935 80 838 36 877 5 338 13 516 7 752 1 911 21 636 63 251 21 519 21 552 575 301 161 855 321 (Z) .1 2.8 (2) .1 (Z) (Z) .1 .1 IZ) .1 .2 (2) (Z) .1 (Z) 3.3 2.6 (Z) .6 (Z> .5 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) .7 (Z) .3 1.2 .5 (2) .6 .3 (Z) (2) .2 (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099650 5099570 5099680 5099691 5099592 5099693 5099691 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGA2INES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILI2ER. FERTILI2ER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 69 177 27 152 76 676 11 222 2 269 110 1 213 5 172 17 286 73 799 35 161 27 599 26 117 19 967 7 329 3 973 27 923 10 315 21 525 262 752 283 003 25 212 10 812 7 225 28 195 23 361 23 012 1 852 1 306 111 5 075 2 860 579 61 019 255 21 331 96 318 Standard Notes. Represents zero. (D) ll/ilhheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-17 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 —Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 5029110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035330 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019950 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 MOUNTAIN TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES" MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKS! TRUCK TRACTORS" TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQPT. i TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTiC FABRIC" SYNTHETiC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS" HUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS" POWDERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS ITHREAD" BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDS MEN"S" BOYS" CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN'S" MISSES"" CHILDREN"S" INFANTS" CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FURS" RAW AND DRESSED WOMEN'S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM" ICES EGGS (FRESH" STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN" EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS" PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR." ETC. SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR" RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE" UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN" WHEAT" OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS" NOILS) PEANUTS" UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES" CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES" TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES" SMALL APPLIANCES" PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS" ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . 1 873 173 1 076 622 1 673 173 33 010 57 173 2 968 219 087 9 121 11 132 8 608 36 539 55 778 71 988 1 981 13 556 32 813 1 588 8 577 30 086 5 725 3 035 1 902 15 321 12 582 371 6 213 3 727 56 131 21 119 33 026 63 159 6 721 127 222 127 232 16 655 150 106 27 172 1 201 70 012 9 663 987 1 902 21 726 21 922 1 105 131 608 1 165 171 16 115 50 588 93 811 80 576 11 519 3 960 281 3 571 137 157 1 386 128 292 6 681 22 051 2 577 10 959 1 821 35 520 'lOO.O 83.6 100.0 1.2 .1 5.1 .2 .2 .2 .7 1.1 1.5 (Z) .2 .6 .1 .1 (Z) .3 .3 (Z) 1.2 .5 .7 1.3 • 1 2.6 .5 .1 1.1 .2 (2) (Z) 2.8 (Z) (Z) .3 1.0 1.9 1.7 .3 .1 (2) 2.8 (Z) 1.0 (Z) (Z) .7 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5061210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083500 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5085100 5085210 5085220 5085300 5086100 5085500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5088920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 MOUNTAIN (CONTINUED) ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS" UNIT HEATERS" CONVECTORS" ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS] OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT, CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER" BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS" VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS" CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL" OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING" CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES" ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE" CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL E(jUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC" PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY" BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS" GOODS" UNDERTAKERS" SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT" MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND PARTS MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE" WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT" WIRE" PIPE AND TUBING 7 806 98 035 13 182 11 051 7 131 10 613 21 051 3 738 5 132 817 1 395 7 805 153 873 5 191 51 216 3 659 12 063 67 871 2 260 2 015 21 551 8 330 15 710 19 115 19 030 1 130 3 719 667 8 255 2 968 731 372 38 035 8 605 12 111 7 702 731 21 111 21 930 5 189 5 851 2 871 13 775 17 169 8 111 2 181 1 991 28 695 7 183 611 23 116 3 288 250 1 260 811 506 31 550 22 652 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-18 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Comraod- itV line code Btoad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 50932 lU 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 50914110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 509B110 5098130 50981«1 50981H2 50981U3 5098141 5098211 5098212 5096213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5096299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 MOUNTAIN (CONTINUEDI CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING ( EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . • . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS. MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY—HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . • • METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARO PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER AOHESIvES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 8 871 61 332 2 169 6 132 1 388 1 387 2 081 5 895 962 101 162 520 093 808 378 252 550 097 189 662 115 965 131 511 20 597 25 Oil 511 39 987 21 161 1 178 25 690 1 323 1 616 15 076 1 271 3 066 6 337 288 17 295 692 19 800 101 355 35 565 1 937 27 152 9 501 1 113 6 739 5 171 1 526 13 078 27 157 13 110 15 580 6 081 2 327 12 1 265 182 758 2 376 17 512 15 388 28 718 20 779 631 1.3 (Z) .1 • 1 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) • 1 .1 (Z) (Z) 3.9 3.0 .5 (Z) .8 .5 (Z) .5 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Z) 1.0 (Z) .2 (Z) • 1 • 1 (Z> .6 .3 .3 • 1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (2) (Z) (Z) 1.0 .3 .6 .1 (Z) 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099593 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 MOUNTAIN (CONTINUED) COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . • SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 19 917 2 651 23 307 27 389 1 815 15 286 13 105 19 726 6 371 911 11 911 1 931 5 618 79 155 61 326 15 168 2 586 596 11 601 3 383 7 638 1 511 1 076 2 096 381 35 560 279 1 296 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0,05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-19 TABLE lA Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963-continued Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity Ime Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total PACIFIC TOTAL REPOr>TEO SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOPT.i TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BI0L0GICAL5 PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACOUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN"S" BOYS" CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES] . WOMEN'S" MISSES"" CHILDREN"S" INFANTS" CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE! POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR." ETC.] SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY" SORGHUM GRAINS)" BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES" SKINS" PELTS WOOL" MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS" NOILS) PEANUTS" UNROASTEO OIL SEED" OIL NUTS" OIL KERNELS (COTTON" FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES" SMALL APPLIANCES" PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES" PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . 21 213 521 18 3«9 HM 21 213 521 277 «75 159 597 7 34a 795 257 36 879 19 898 26 008 92 901 18U 575 321 't«9 16 U42 50 391 220 690 3 560 2 201 78 048 124 018 45 335 12 241 84 549 124 796 10 298 1 224 2 333 33 038 31 961 235 514 55 388 149 361 169 014 80 372 804 759 469 723 31 324 493 316 178 160 9 713 404 707 32 314 15 133 9 531 55 884 77 659 28 019 335 186 2 278 21 440 181 953 310 128 816 842 14 588 41 615 3 501 949 6 586 6 606 565 472 33 900 486 646 51 130 121 180 22 448 273 878 86.5 100.0 1.3 .8 (Z) 3.7 .2 • 1 .2 1.0 (Z) (Z) .4 .6 .2 .1 .6 (Z) (Z) (Zl .2 .2 1.1 .3 .7 3.8 2.2 .1 2.3 .8 (Z) (Z) .3 .1 .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.7 .2 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5085220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 PACIFIC (CONTINUED) HARDWARE C00KST0VE5" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS" SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE] WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS" UNIT HEATERS" CONVECTORS" ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES" EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY] EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING" REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING" FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS" VALVES" FITTINGS" PUMPS" COMPRESSORS" ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING] OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING" RECORDING" CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING] WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES" CAPS" ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY" PARTS" AND EQPT." POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY" BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS" SUPPLIES MORTICIANS" GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT" AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP" BOAT" MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE] COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE 297 484 1.4 655 (Z> 12 528 .1 66 859 .3 14 130 .1 29 893 .1 350 153 1.7 38 851 .2 51 495 .2 18 740 .1 54 118 .3 98 985 .5 12 555 .1 21 875 .1 2 620 (Zl 27 507 .1 19 445 .1 314 474 1.5 19 767 .1 202 352 1.0 122 492 37 395 10 920 .6 .2 .1 11 999 71 250 62 090 60 735 ,1 .3 .3 .3 87 882 52 252 .4 .2 23 455 22 833 .1 .1 3 403 27 519 19 380 14 355 2 006 186 319 39 315 (Zl .1 .1 .1 (Z) ,9 .2 107 485 .5 40 205 5 865 42 841 .2 (Z) .2 103 523 28 009 .5 .1 40 350 .2 14 852 44 953 43 349 46 779 .1 .2 .2 .2 10 478 25 345 405 1 842 39 979 11 190 132 674 (Zl .1 (Zl (Z) .2 .1 .6 50 182 1 223 .2 (Zl 364 (Zl 2 420 3 046 (Zl (Zl standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent Percentages may nol add due to rounding. 8-20 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE 1A Merchant Wholesalers— United States and Geographic Divisions: 1963 -Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091211 5091212 5091213 509121t 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091216 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 PACIFIC (CONTINUED) IRON ANC STEEL PRODUCTS ( SEMI -F INISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL *IREt WIRE PRODUCTS IRON ANC STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES CEMENT' LIME' PLASTER' STUCCO SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT' BRICK' ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 29 786 176 069 94 509 160 879 21 351 186 407 6 403 27 867 75 365 3 941 20 055 84 415 36 999 109 036 25 295 6 141 21 362 33 328 3 842 2 181 35 669 24 321 18 402 9 219 587 589 456 085 611 793 119 163 145 182 15 366 240 224 106 831 10 449 140 771 3 611 10 296 88 901 108 077 32 740 28 802 38 133 7 895 249 192 8 007 116 191 004 962 326 758 22 994 80 101 29 381 25 516 37 507 33 104 25 821 58 439 99 335 28 440 52 395 27 671 13 334 6 775 6 102 4 874 5 396 2 901 5 1 (Z) • 1 .2 (Z) (Z) .2 • 1 (Z) 2.8 2.1 .5 (Z) .7 (Z) (Z) (Zl 1.2 (Z> .5 4.7 1.5 • 1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . • THEATRE. STUDIO EOPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 64 647 96 907 143 309 114 460 4 529 2 139 3 953 25 202 117 594 92 755 57 997 80 038 43 748 67 370 24 795 28 450 78 832 65 100 33 239 249 205 13 491 54 944 133 244 27 381 153 077 17 901 47 626 10 073 4 775 1 683 15 430 7 246 4 908 152 183 2 613 2 678 201 223 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Nol available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-21 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963 A. New York (Data are shown only for the 15 States with the largest merchant wtiolesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total NE* YORK TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES^ MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES! USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT. i TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORSi GEN- ERATORS i BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT . TIRES AND TUBES. NE« PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACOUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN, (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES lEXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.i ETC.) SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLEO) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . JO 425 807 27 0"t2 353 30 425 807 369 208 77 170 4 002 456 967 12 501 13 888 12 921 75 977 9 233 49 615 531 526 31 135 27 854 2 497 770 176 792 156 287 360 077 615 364 31 022 39 200 47 152 114 371 162 907 448 965 84 810 173 556 179 390 122 103 1 272 427 378 428 40 935 461 380 600 057 36 475 310 235 56 494 6 421 1 394 59 436 229 947 5 667 334 803 7 005 28 478 92 791 31 942 2 692 884 9 660 247 227 36 432 78 022 1 970 22 374 93 453 384 936 12 122 399 390 101 015 87 964 29 047 325 190 88.9 100.0 1.2 .3 (Z) 1.5 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) .2 .5 1.2 .5 1.5 .3 .6 .6 1.5 2.0 .1 1.0 .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) 1.1 (Z) 8.9 (Z) .3 (Z) 1.3 (Z) 1.3 .3 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 NEW YORK (CONTINUED] HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING Fixtures, equipment, supplies. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EOUIPMENT-HOSE . TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . ■ . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES I ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE 257 566 .8 5 630 (Z) 11 364 (Z) 51 518 .2 5 555 (Z) 64 108 .2 220 864 .7 41 661 .1 38 965 .1 25 880 .1 83 949 .3 37 327 .1 11 194 (Z) 24 747 .1 1 410 (Z) 14 434 (Z) 7 754 (Z) 130 661 .4 27 707 .1 190 559 .6 18 229 .1 92 136 .3 14 813 (Z) 43 432 .1 B 843 (Z) 22 471 .1 HI 178 .4 33 759 .1 36 227 .1 32 499 ,1 5 858 (Z) 21 123 .1 5 938 (Z) 16 733 .1 26 995 .1 19 948 .1 6 087 (Z) 191 634 .6 39 427 .1 36 139 .1 38 327 .1 13 858 (Z) 30 014 .1 127 709 .4 61 574 .2 66 454 .2 10 337 (Z) 40 516 .1 43 497 .1 50 254 .2 14 252 tZ) 8 on (Z) 4 448 (Z) 1 804 (Z) 35 621 .1 14 397 (Z) 67 694 .2 40 180 .1 10 968 (Z) 334 (Z) 240 839 .8 1 364 (Z> Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wilhtreld to avoir) disclosure. ' Percentages may not add due to roundrng. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-22 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued A. New York (Data are shown only for the 15 States wilti Itie largest merchant wholesaler sales) CommorJ- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 509B293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 NEW YORK (CONTINUED) IRON 4NC STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSt EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING lEXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES" FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGfiAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS' ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS' DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS' DRAPERIES) SHADES' VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED; PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 151 786 238 450 85 071 168 400 11 432 96 141 1 778 20 922 67 190 127 566 82 742 137 107 682 674 191 948 16 669 3 666 14 136 50 261 6 692 4 808 25 055 64 286 71 102 17 750 521 688 239 975 712 966 139 521 373 557 309 596 208 049 95 201 51 848 196 809 12 007 22 399 101 509 97 236 131 876 68 271 150 945 8 101 172 462 13 959 143 856 254 838 73 636 9 110 69 800 20 589 4 591 69 979 18 882 21 995 29 475 55 842 26 052 26 234 4 879 12 492 2 459 7 179 3 307 5 531 1 335 • 6 (Z) .3 IZ) .1 .2 (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) • 1 1.7 .8 2.3 .5 1.2 1.0 .2 • 6 (Z) .5 (Z) .6 (Z) .2 (Z) .2 .1 (Z) (2) (Z) IZ) (Z) (Z) (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING E(JUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 44 458 190 230 131 610 163 233 4 444 128 3 376 25 297 285 508 48 103 157 205 180 466 28 196 22 394 4 556 291 963 288 617 156 123 87 526 335 563 6 871 43 809 57 803 4 333 196 813 109 279 966 878 20 526 22 453 107 158 7 126 65 291 22 104 487 821 1 226 16 552 Standard Notes. - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-23 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued B. California iDala ace shown only lor Ihe 15 Stales with the largest metchani wholesaler sales! Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total CALIFORNIA TOTAL REPORTEO SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTCMOBILESt MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSt TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES! USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT. . TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.l GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS" EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS t YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.l KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN'S. HISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . • SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN I MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH F"UITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS!' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS' NOILS! PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES!. ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . 15 608 769 13 "402 310 15 608 769 223 974 108 466 5 673 590 U87 28 949 42 455 22 164 67 359 8 512 35 414 181 283 3 151 2 179 52 946 108 708 40 355 U 340 69 527 116 156 9 913 1 217 2 326 30 042 27 832 179 636 42 459 128 977 122 679 45 778 655 522 339 208 21 875 356 892 147 889 7 030 334 582 27 668 14 454 8 791 37 499 52 274 23 954 222 298 1 078 19 288 173 907 310 136 137 691 9 545 29 877 1 144 759 6 147 4 809 435 398 25 282 372 469 45 771 96 537 19 472 236 196 85.9 100.0 1.4 .7 IZ) 3.8 .2 .3 .1 • 1 • 2 1.2 IZ! (Zl .3 (Zl (Z) .2 • 2 1.2 .3 .3 4.2 2.2 • 1 2.3 .9 (Z! 2.1 .2 • 1 • 1 .2 .3 .2 1.4 (Z! .2 (Z! (Z! (Z! (Z! 2.8 .2 2.4 .3 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084950 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES lEXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE! WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.! PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP! SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC! STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES! OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES. FITTINGS' PUMPS. COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EOPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT! METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING! OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING! WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES!. . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.!. . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHuRCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES' ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE! COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE 231 393 1.5 628 (Zl 10 708 .1 54 304 .3 9 926 .1 20 847 .1 288 502 1.8 32 171 .2 37 781 .2 15 871 .1 41 585 .3 80 388 .5 9 258 .1 17 377 .1 2 223 (Z) 18 226 .1 13 416 .1 173 914 1.1 12 772 .1 156 587 1.0 24 260 .2 108 680 .7 35 853 .2 9 847 .1 10 159 .1 37 434 .2 42 170 .3 39 471 .3 70 593 .5 40 447 .3 22 067 .1 15 481 .1 2 436 (Z! 21 815 .1 12 703 .1 13 437 .1 1 579 (Z) 139 052 ,9 28 585 .2 58 178 .4 29 870 .2 5 694 (Z) 23 590 .2 79 628 .5 22 297 .1 31 185 ,2 13 452 .1 37 015 .2 35 858 .2 42 115 .3 7 683 .1 18 413 ,1 278 (Z) 551 (Z) 33 070 .2 8 702 .1 124 905 .8 21 576 .1 1 240 (Z! 325 (21 87 (Zl 3 551 (Zl StandaiiJ Notes: - Reoresenls zero, ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-24 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued B. California (Data are shown only (or the 15 States with the largest merchant wholesalef saiest Commod- ity line code Btoad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5096111 50982 U 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5096291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) IRON mo STEEL PRODUCTS I SEMI-FINISHEDI . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLATl IRON AND STEEL *IRE. *IRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODuCTSi EXC. FLATl WIREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS HILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL 5CRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS, SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BlINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE Gi-ASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC. I ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARO PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCi_UDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 28 311 111 538 70 852 107 916 11 818 138 805 1 791 21 082 70 610 3 910 18 818 70 615 26 781 90 173 11 021 5 915 19 560 26 109 3 023 1 967 31 668 22 266 15 013 8 316 151 970 317 710 587 577 105 113 121 226 12 770 185 261 81 622 9 326 106 977 3 123 8 785 78 289 82 168 27 903 25 155 32 369 7 052 200 208 7 239 89 560 510 922 152 128 15 699 52 685 21 018 (Z) .1 .5 (Z) .1 (Z) .1 .2 (Z) (Z) 2.9 2.2 .5 .1 .7 (Z> • 1 • 5 • 5 • 2 .2 .2 (Z) 3.5 1.0 25 186 .2 29 121 .2 23 521 • 2 11 301 .3 60 862 .1 21 222 • 1 11 159 .3 25 293 .2 11 837 • 1 6 693 (Z) 5 510 IZ) 3 533 (Z) 1 015 (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099511 5099612 5099620 5099531 5099532 5099550 5099650 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099593 5099691 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS" ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS. MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 37 190 83 251 101 981 91 671 2 513 925 3 381 20 957 90 108 66 018 39 073 19 702 25 912 10 393 16 859 26 299 67 373 56 620 28 621 177 726 13 161 10 872 26 919 25 501 135 122 11 915 10 098 8 891 1 023 1 521 11 716 5 727 1 957 101 161 2 531 561 151 110 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-25 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued C. Illinois (Data are shown only for Ihe 15 States with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) BroaiJ commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total ILLINOIS TOTAL i^EPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKS> TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCH TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EOPT. i TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS (MOTORSi GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES- ETC.] GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACOUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.' ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SOBGHUK GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW' TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 10 848 134 9 598 923 10 848 134 107 624 38 081 2 981 298 163 17 533 13 692 11 779 32 313 74 523 128 925 5 054 41 131 95 367 1 426 29 266 57 733 22 121 3 035 39 919 67 527 3 391 1 121 2 072 22 730 lU 286 235 720 60 285 113 473 115 678 29 798 784 142 217 908 27 763 243 497 32 251 5 521 104 366 17 566 3 458 1 040 31 002 64 313 3 778 172 U56 1 563 1 307 31 295 21 347 838 778 59 286 61 071 2 615 810 11 030 216 994 10 118 196 473 32 186 54 817 14 912 94 877 89 406 282 8 922 88.5 100.0 1.0 .4 (Z) 2.7 .2 .7 1.2 .9 (2) .3 .5 ■ 2 (Z) .4 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 .1 2.2 .6 1.0 1. 1 7.2 2.0 .3 2.2 .3 .1 1.0 .2 (Z) (2) .3 .6 (Z) 1.6 (Z) (Z) .3 .2 7.7 .5 .6 (Z) (Z) (2) .1 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5037400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 ILLINOIS (CONTINUED) WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC] STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT] METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. P,.UMBING AND OIL MARKETING] WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC] AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE] COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE] COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS 34 709 .3 2 696 (Z> 31 902 .3 117 828 1.1 21 530 .2 8 959 .1 12 394 .1 29 744 .3 24 114 .2 3 156 (Z) 30 448 .3 226 (Zl 81 267 11 013 59 932 .7 .1 .6 22 497 .2 97 779 14 714 .9 .1 21 877 .2 8 724 25 760 24 363 33 194 .1 .2 .2 .3 35 160 25 655 9 049 14 249 .3 .2 .1 .1 771 (Z) 21 749 6 601 21 059 2 440 98 609 13 928 .2 .1 .2 (Z> .9 .1 69 673 10 648 2 257 28 413 .6 .1 (Z) ,3 57 525 15 388 .5 .1 32 277 .3 19 346 24 802 15 425 16 634 7 256 5 194 370 .2 .2 .1 .2 .1 (2) (Z) 1 179 9 167 21 599 18 421 (Zl .1 .2 .2 2 773 40 966 (Z) .4 782 71 426 6 143 45 764 (Z) .7 .1 ,4 259 262 58 435 2.4 .5 Standard Notes: - Represents zerO- 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-26 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued C. Illinois (Data are shown only lor the 15 States witti the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Arrount ($1,000) Percent of total Comtrod- ify line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 509321t 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 509U110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5095212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5095313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5096291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 ILLINOIS (CONTINUED! IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC . FLAT. *IREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS HILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUH SHAPES' FOR^■Sl ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM! COPPERi BRASS- PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON' STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON' STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER' COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS' TEXTILE WASTE' WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS' SCRAP (RUBBER' BONES' GLASS' ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIOUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags. etc.). . personal service papers (toweling. cups' facial tissues' etc.) paperboard' boxboaro stationery' office supplies' artists' matls shipping supplies (gummed labels' etc.) . . greeting cards' christmas cards. etc. . . . household furniture office. commercial. business furniture. . . china. glassware. crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains. draperies household linens. domestics (exc. curtains' draperies) shades' venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors' lamps' picture frames kitchen utensils. kitchen tools' miscellaneous homewakes Lumber (rough, dressed, finished) plywood (inc. chipboard and particle board) shingles wood millwork (doors' cabinets' etc.) . . . metal millwork (doors' windows' cabinets. weather stripping' molding' etc.) veneer. other wood products brick. block. tile. clay sewer pipe' flue linings. refractories cement. lime' plaster' stucco sand. gravel. crushed stone glass (flat. brick. etc.) roofing' siding. rain carrying equipment (exc. wood shingles) insulation materials and insulation board . wallboard and hardboard prefabricated structural assemblies. including mobile homes concrete products. building stone ready or transit mixed concrete plastic building materials building and construction paper adhesives. mastics structural iron. steel [exc. roofing and millwork) other building materials photographic goods sporting. athletic goods. bicycles Ill 151 7 171 80 618 2 250 23 990 12 851 119 25 388 15 755 12 755 179 295 20 Oil 10 789 8 311 17 593 3 688 1 311 10 531 10 232 16 619 23 961 505 625 221 818 315 182 52 120 175 155 3 111 51 929 11 775 71 160 1 787 9 606 30 007 18 678 58 070 3 981 16 976 1 878 61 159 3 Oil 51 123 129 358 62 069 807 19 177 11 257 1 700 35 625 7 811 1 915 17 121 11 803 16 910 11 125 7 161 5 812 163 6 231 1 581 3 595 168 23 801 15 731 86 198 (Z) .2 (Z) .2 .1 .2 (2) IZ) .2 2.8 2.1 (Z) .8 .7 IZ) .5 (Z) .2 (Z) .6 (Z) .5 (Z) .3 (Z) .2 .2 .1 .1 .1 (2) . 1 (2) (Z) IZ) .2 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099511 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099532 5099550 5099550 5099570 5099580 5099591 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 ILLINOIS (CONTINUED) TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS' CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EOUIPMENT' SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE' STUDIO EOPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER' INCLUDING PET FOODi FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA' SOY BEAN' COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. . BARRELS' BOXES' BOX SHOCKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YAR.vS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 63 527 6 067 21 1 716 11 911 76 593 31 788 33 313 33 722 15 618 61 507 3 827 25 903 58 811 32 121 29 312 161 638 130 19 619 5 182 2 678 75 117 16 270 27 516 9 755 3 566 1 219 1 871 1 390 152 81 069 2 031 3 351 61 326 Standard Notes, Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. |X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-27 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued D. Texas (Data are shown only for the 15 States with the largest merchant wholesaler salesi Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total TEXAS TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES • • • COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORS" TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EOPT. " TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS IMOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS" POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD" BUTTONS" ETC . I KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDSc MEN"S" BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. lEXC. SHOES I . WOMEN'S" MISSES"" CHILOREN"S" INFANTS' CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS" RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN"S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES" OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM" ICES EGGS (FRESH" STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN" EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR." ETC.) SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS F,.OURi RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS lECIBLE" UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)" INCLUDING LINTER5 GRAINS (CORN" WHEAT" OATS" BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES" SKINS. FELTS ... TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS" OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ^Standard Notes - Represents zero, (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. Percetjtages may not add due to rounding. 9 035 132 7 854 207 9 035 132 88 409 50 329 1 329 366 783 14 683 13 734 6 156 32 505 9 313 17 057 64 262 2 253 46 074 38 765 18 613 12 147 4 216 20 353 27 635 1 173 100 958 8 384 13 710 86 960 33 383 49 193 78 264 34 810 208 489 180 747 18 784 263 055 53 197 9 551 101 562 4 935 997 2 232 29 875 33 550 5 201 152 759 6 134 13 024 19 474 884 529 394 335 80 628 21 531 108 7 536 20 278 1 774 745 220 226 18 583 146 110 8 652 25 359 25 081 86.9 100.0 1.0 .6 (Z) 4.1 .2 (Zl .5 .4 .2 .1 (Z) .2 .3 (Z) (Z) IZ) .1 .2 1.0 2.3 2.0 .2 2.9 (Z) .3 .9 .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.4 .2 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 509U12 5091211 TEXAS (continued) electronic tubes" parts" accessories. . . . hardware cookstoves. specialties (exc. elec . or gas) painters" supplies warm-air heating-cooling eopt." supplies. . Electrical residential space heating equipment (exc. portable) wet heat equipment" supplies (boilers" radiators" unit heaters. convectors. etc.) plumbing fixtures. equipment. supplies. . . central air-conditioning (cool only) eopt.. commercial refrigeration equipment air conditioning. refrigeration eqpt.. parts (inc. refrigerants) office machines and equipment commercial cooking. food service equipment, china. g..assware" crockery ( cor-lmerci al ) . . store" service shop machines (exc. barber" beauty shop) scales" balances (exc. scientific) store fixtures and equipment (exc. machines and scales) oil marketing ecjuipment-hose " tanks" valves" fittings" pumps" compressors" etc. construction. mining. logging. road maintenance equipment" supplies food processing machinery. equipment. . . . general purpose. industrial machinery. eqpt. materials handling equipment (conveyors. conveying equipment) metal working machinery" equipment and supplies (exc. welding) oil well. oil refining machinery. equipment printing trades machinery. equipment. . . . indicating. recording. controlling instruments and accessories used or rebuilt machinery and equipment . . other special industry machinery. equipment bearings. power transmission equipment. . . industrial valves and fittings (exc. plumbing and oil marketing) welding eqpt. and supplies (incl. gases). . reconditioned drums and barrels abrasives. abrasive materials industrial leather. leather belting and PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM" DAIRY MACHINERY" PARTS" AND EQPT." POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL" HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC" PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY" BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS. FABRICS. SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . 59 949 91 566 386 3 983 53 676 .7 1.0 (Z) (Z) .6 1 025 (Z) 2 900 121 034 31 354 30 437 (Z) 1.3 .3 .3 21 748 17 717 10 555 5 505 .2 .2 .1 .1 8 865 1 612 .1 (Z) 4 907 .1 31 245 .3 138 718 11 378 1.5 .1 69 078 .8 8 843 .1 23 983 272 951 2 878 .3 3.0 (Z) 5 590 29 831 14 977 33 286 .1 .3 .2 ,4 54 763 .6 35 356 3 008 7 481 ,4 (Z) .1 1 582 9 474 4 464 3 089 504 71 115 12 640 (Z) .1 (Z) (2) (Z) .8 .1 44 436 9 617 316 22 311 .5 .1 (Z) ,2 40 386 10 465 .4 .1 20 213 ,2 9 570 20 287 32 930 .1 .2 .4 24 467 2 811 4 411 101 20 7 761 209 71 344 .3 (Z) (Z> (Z) (Z) .8 ■ 8 220 685 .1 (Z) V17 4 39 17 602 (Z) (Z) .2 (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-28 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued D. Texas (Data are shown only for the 15 Stales with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5096220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098296 5098299 TEXAS (CONTINUED) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS! EXC. FLAT. VIIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY] MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CiGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS, SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING, MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCi-UDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READt OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORI^) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS 61 072 15 798 112 610 8 772 233 615 5 160 12 156 23 116 122 1 123 13 102 6 577 60 160 7 813 770 7 065 15 891 3 571 769 11 757 6 111 7 021 2 997 273 139 235 172 165 312 28 292 16 912 805 52 067 35 171 3 169 12 810 821 982 20 118 28 113 5 131 1 798 1 538 62 381 718 28 801 111 170 10 512 5 892 55 731 23 115 1 103 31 133 5 166 2 519 15 212 13 311 9 961 12 915 17 816 1 060 1 215 1.2 • 1 2.6 .1 • 1 .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 .2 (Z) (Z) • 1 • 1 (Z) 3.0 2.6 .3 .5 (Z) (Z) .5 (Z) (Z) .2 .3 • 1 (Z) (Z) .7 (Z) .3 1.3 • 1 • 1 .6 .3 (Z) 959 083 992 .5 • 1 • 1 .2 (2) (Z) (Z) (2) (Z) 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 TEXAS (CONTINUED) PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (HEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 18 922 57 209 30 789 1 718 13 3 078 3 910 25 231 25 116 31 366 15 717 13 731 26 735 6 538 2 111 21 931 7 591 20 991 171 171 210 801 17 933 7 319 2 232 20 081 17 215 1 356 1 589 3 121 12 3 195 2 012 15 609 231 20 211 65 279 3 229 15 907 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-29 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued E. Pennsylvania (Data are shown only for the 15 Slates with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total PENNSYLVANIA TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES. ETC TRUCKS. TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. MEN. Si BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN. S. MISSES.. CHILDREN. S. INFANTS. CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. ■ . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC.) SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES' SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . ^ Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. Percentages (nay not add due to rounding. 7 753 102 6 577 052 7 753 «02 73 «71 79 556 2 022 288 013 11 368 111 822 9 718 12 1314 8 576 26 088 90 375 2 027 25 273 60 872 10 635 12 051 514 986 m 4143 1 158 1 363 1 870 19 379 55 702 151 160 36 386 62 115 103 967 23 376 347 629 201 996 27 172 160 390 32 063 5 640 165 068 21 099 5 144 2 910 40 953 27 249 3 615 177 703 692 430 21 063 235 99 064 6 792 6 506 1 173 46 566 371 723 11 520 205 217 8 159 201 477 15 639 36 551 14 688 87 088 84.8 100.0 1.0 (Z) .2 .1 .5 .8 1.5 1.2 IZ) .3 IZ) (Zl (Z) • 2 2.1 .3 .1 (Z) (Z) 2.3 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) .6 (Zl 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5061100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5064910 5084920 5084930 5064940 5064950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5065120 5066100 5086210 5086220 5066300 5066400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5067500 5087910 5087920 5067930 5087940 5088100 5086200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 PENNSYLVANIA (CONTINUED) HARDWARE COOKSTOVESi SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS. SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT. i SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLiES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EOUIPMENTI METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESl ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE 72 792 92 14 419 32 334 ,9 (Z> .2 .4 3 046 (Z) 54 253 121 305 17 220 22 263 .7 1.6 .2 .3 8 282 .1 11 422 21 435 2 832 .1 .3 (Z) 24 776 261 ,3 (Z) 3 299 (Z) 6 059 .1 124 384 7 634 56 803 1.6 .1 .7 42 628 .6 6 936 .1 4 592 .1 821 (2) 21 249 .3 27 799 .4 26 448 .4 40 055 .5 29 621 .4 11 110 .1 13 727 .2 1 557 (Z) 22 723 .3 6 613 .1 17 994 .2 1 305 (Z) 66 441 1.1 24 286 .3 19 697 .3 29 637 .4 4 792 .1 13 105 .2 28 041 .4 10 673 .1 29 505 .4 9 134 .1 17 346 .2 20 207 .3 21 497 .3 4 372 .1 2 576 (Z) 756 (Z) 2 066 (Z) 10 162 .1 2 311 (Z) 6 329 , 1 5 941 ,1 1 465 IZ) 67 (Z) 61 912 .8 405 (Z) (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-30 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued E. Pennsylvania (Data are shown only lof the 15 States with the largest merctiant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131« 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5096110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5096110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 PENNSYLVANIA (CONTINUEDI IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI -FINISHED ) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS IFLATI IRON AND STEEL WIREi WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE I OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS" CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAiM BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES! INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 33 356 84 072 19 201 61 140 5 330 50 208 1 514 19 085 52 307 2 284 17 995 32 342 18 635 190 423 18 728 7 108 9 512 35 832 5 532 5 520 15 586 25 160 36 980 11 440 259 067 283 089 8 445 33 579 86 586 2 355 95 853 35 3nx 9 490 50 392 2 335 6 696 32 811 26 685 15 312 6 554 16 029 752 83 744 603 32 690 173 408 35 395 4 442 49 492 21 007 3 537 23 774 4 459 2 345 22 177 38 740 9 641 14 359 2 538 8 922 815 2 554 2 459 2 272 1.1 .2 .8 .1 .8 (Zl .2 .7 (Zl 2.5 .2 ■ 1 3.3 3.7 1.1 (Z) .5 (Z) .2 IZ) 1.1 IZ) 2.2 .5 .3 (Z) .3 • 1 (Z) .3 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099531 5099632 5099550 5099660 5099570 5099580 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 PENNSYLVANIA (CONTINUEDI OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER! .... SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 13 552 17 896 30 837 45 503 2 056 1 173 8 790 50 540 21 070 25 477 11 474 4 170 15 219 2 553 7 496 34 272 11 059 23 813 HI 715 881 15 492 10 308 471 31 515 11 552 38 141 8 558 779 20 012 1 565 2 555 3 550 44 322 527 23 58 055 (Z) (Z) IZ) (Z) 187 Standard Notes: Represenis zero. (0) Withheld lo avoid disclosuie, (NA) Not available. (X) Nol applicable. (2) Less than 0.05 peiceni WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-31 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued F. Ohio (Data are shown only (or the 15 Slates witti ttie largest merchant wholesaler sales! Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5026100 5029110 5029120 5029140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035340 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 5064140 5066100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 OHIO TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LIIME SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES" MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSt EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. • TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS (MOTORSi GEN- ERATORSi BATTERIESi ETC.] GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEW PHARMACEUTICALS! ANTIBIOTICS! DRUGGIST CHEMICALSi BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC . I KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY 6DS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN'S. MISSES.. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIEDI. MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE] POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN! MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.' ETC.] SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED! DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS!. BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES! HIDES. SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF! WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS! PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED' ETC.! OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES!. ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS! PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . 6 734 203 5 768 152 6 734 203 49 992 57 523 1 365 329 961 15 513 11 624 5 151 38 964 4 237 20 037 97 685 3 007 24 170 18 146 10 655 1 649 31 417 31 714 961 6 857 23 831 80 451 29 364 33 836 70 641 14 711 213 722 151 679 27 914 159 673 29 600 2 374 63 034 6 426 622 1 727 27 692 25 334 2 493 108 190 529 39 652 323 476 29 955 8 072 45 56 16 15 1 256 192 523 12 272 175 354 11 907 37 672 6 417 69 165 78 507 745 5 238 47 676 100.0 65.7 1.0 1.3 • 1 .3 1.5 (Zl .2 (Zl .5 (Z! .1 (Zl 1.2 .1 (Zl (Zl (Z! (Zl (Z! (Zl (Z! 2.9 .2 (Z! .1 .7 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5061100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5061320 5061330 5063100 5063200 5063300 5063500 5083500 5083910 5063920 5083930 5084200 5064300 5064400 5084500 5064910 5064920 5084930 5064940 5064950 5064950 5064970 5065110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5065220 5065300 5085400 5085500 5065900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5067930 5067940 5066100 5088200 5066910 5066920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 OHIO (CONTINUED! ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE! WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.! PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY! EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTSI OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL! . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP! SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC! STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES! OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT! METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING! OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING! WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES!. . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.!. . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHiNERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORSI DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC! AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS'! SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE! COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE! COkE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED! . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLATl IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT' WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING 13 812 118 993 12 858 18 102 9 804 14 681 13 271 3 878 13 979 241 8 870 6 743 80 761 6 037 73 637 13 931 44 765 7 171 6 678 2 448 20 774 15 313 37 532 36 259 32 152 8 761 26 495 2 945 17 440 4 576 3 948 371 97 678 31 910 29 748 11 894 956 30 191 27 471 12 937 10 859 4 600 15 979 13 378 19 313 3 077 3 645 536 4 560 3 929 2 185 20 001 8 428 555 2 35 812 90 29 009 148 758 22 539 68 405 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) *ithtield to avoid disclosure. ^Percentages may not add due lo rounding. (NA) Not availatile. (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-32 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued F. Ohio (Dala are shown only (or the 15 Slates with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Coirraod- ity litte code Broad cominodity line Sales Atnount ({1.000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091215 5091216 5091217 509121a 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131t 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 50914110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5096112 5098113 5098141 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 OHIO (CONTINUED) CAST IRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMS' ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METAL5I MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LI(3U0RS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATES. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS' DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS' DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS' DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING' ETC.) VENEER' OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK' BLOCK' TILE' CLAY SEWER PIPE' FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING E(JUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILORENS VEHICLES BILLARDSi POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES 4 075 44 361 1 285 28 939 33 423 612 11 028 12 576 13 157 209 156 13 162 5 060 15 551 23 873 1 029 2 489 10 886 20 618 10 616 29 738 223 201 181 752 12 680 38 048 67 857 1 158 57 260 39 009 2 141 41 610 1 101 6 155 10 513 21 852 17 661 4 238 11 729 1 721 53 835 1 865 27 803 104 252 21 125 369 37 137 21 972 80 25 082 12 151 10 838 32 103 8 613 782 058 610 178 327 105 1 311 33 387 21 961 23 061 35 137 1 215 .5 (Z) .2 .2 3.1 (Z) .2 3.3 2.7 1.0 (Z) .6 (Z) (Z) • 1 • 2 .2 (Z) .3 (Z) • 1 (Z) (Z) 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) THEATRE' STUDIO EOPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER' INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN' COTTON SEED' FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 13 016 31 157 33 861 7 926 17 531 20 192 11 993 3 612 4 598 26 136 10 885 11 936 72 038 392 19 737 11 596 1 289 27 294 11 800 15 722 1 153 1 511 13 411 2 622 3 769 318 77 403 2 441 699 50 701 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-33 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued G. New Jersey (Data are shown only for the 15 States with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Comniod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131140 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 50291«0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019510 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019950 5019980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059930 5052310 5052320 5051110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5055100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 NEW JERSEY TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES! MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQPT.' TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEW PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES' LACOUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' PATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. 5PR.' ETC.) SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FuOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUf GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GASI PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) 5 057 211 5 223 399 5 057 211 381 833 105 211 1 595 200 905 5 203 11 521 2 788 35 057 89 513 67 932 2 976 20 133 135 903 13 757 25 28 098 81 595 5 035 12 193 21 181 51 571 8 619 5 727 119 877 32 716 32 913 75 281 22 009 263 701 83 535 19 831 180 182 22 068 5 150 95 115 12 650 7 913 672 17 382 38 168 1 605 161 817 232 16 103 1 217 1 109 5 657 2 301 10 7 122 113 861 2 853 117 692 8 555 20 993 12 521 115 783 61 131 85 2 105 13 615 1 393 32 253 86.2 100.0 6.1 1.7 (Z) .2 (Z) .6 1.5 1.1 (Z) .3 2.2 .2 (Z) .5 1.3 .3 3.0 .1 .1 1.5 .2 .1 (Z) .3 .1 2.7 (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) .1 1.9 (Z) .3 .2 1.9 1.1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .5 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5031500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5085100 5086210 5086220 5085300 5085100 5086500 5085900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091217 5091218 NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP] SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES) ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND REiOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. • SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT' WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL 81 091 8 815 9 029 8 721 17 102 9 118 2 717 6 319 282 10 337 15 189 37 850 9 078 28 652 1 535 6 937 1 065 9 061 25 788 18 760 33 152 13 515 11 851 7 813 1 196 1 521 3 962 2 261 1 101 53 371 7 155 7 169 5 782 1 238 2 600 33 105 3 916 11 570 13 005 15 138 8 061 1 797 7 712 306 1 328 1 167 261 16 817 9 578 1 321 11 720 1 591 20 131 72 706 13 712 18 501 2 196 11 280 1 191 13 713 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avord disclosure. ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available (X| Not applicable. (2) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-34 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued G. New Jersey (Data are shown only fof the 15 States with the lafgest merchant wholesaler salesi Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity- line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 509321t 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 50911110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5096130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5096232 5096291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 NEW JERSEY {CONTINUED) STAINLESS STEEL COPPER l«IRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES" FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS lEXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi BRASSi PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS! ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRONi STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRONi STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPERi COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS" TEXTILE WASTE" WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS" SCRAP (RUBBER" BONES" GLASS" ETC.) CIGARETTES" CIGARS" TOBACCO BEER" FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags" etc.). . personal service papers (toweling" cups" facial tissues" etc.) paperboard" boxboard stationery" office supplies" artists' matl5. shipping supplies (gummed labels" etc.) . . greeting cards" christmas cards" etc. . . . household furniture office" commercial" business furniture. . . china" glassware" crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains" draperies household linens" domestics (exc. curtains" draperies) shades" venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors" lamps" picture frames kitchen utensils" kitchen tools" miscellaneous homewakes Lumber (RougH" dresseD" finished) plywood (inc. chipboard and particle board) shingles wood millwork (doors" cabinets" etc.) . . . metal millwork (doors" windows" cabinets" weather stripping" molding, etc.) veneer" other wood products brick. block" tile. clay sewer pipe" flue linings" refractories cement" lime" plaster" stucco sand" gravel" crushed stone glass (flat" brick" etc.) roofing, siding" rain carrying equipment (exc. wood shingles) insulation materials and insulation board . wallboard and hardboard prefabricated structural assemblies" including mobile homes concrete products" building stone ready or transit mixed concrete plastic building materials building and construction paper adhesives" mastics structural iron" steel (exc. roofing and millwork) other building materials photographic goods sporting" athletic goods" bicycles toys" games" fireworks" childrens vehicles billards" pool" bowling e(juipment" supplies other recreation" hobby goods books" magazines" printed materials . . . . feeds (mixed and other. including pet food) feed ingredients (meals — alfalfa" soy bean" cotton seed" fish" meat" etc.) 12 006 2 176 12 146 11 059 11 380 53 539 10 515 3 361 6 021 19 729 3 806 607 11 960 23 132 11 569 7 113 209 029 95 285 302 983 91 021 18 902 1 093 59 551 32 136 5 512 38 106 3 295 1 713 7 182 21 811 1 891 1 819 12 532 3 191 23 612 2 283 30 157 92 239 32 835 2 873 19 367 11 912 1 196 32 716 7 231 5 507 6 735 31 Oil 6 509 12 757 1 355 1 987 90 171 511 2 016 675 28 135 31 697 11 990 19 120 1 109 5 127 63 021 13 271 7 670 (Z) • 2 .1 (2) .2 .1 3.5 5.0 1.6 .3 (Z) 1.0 .5 .1 .6 • 1 (Z) • 1 (Z) • 1 .5 1.5 .5 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .5 .7 .3 (Z) .1 1.0 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099900 NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED) FERTILIZER" FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS" INC. INSECTICIDES FUNGICIDES" ETC. (ExC. FERTILIZER) . . . SEEDS HAY" ALFALFA" OTHER FARM SUPPLIES . . . . PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY" SILVERWARE" TROPHIES GIFTS" ART GOODS" NOVELTIES" ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES" CALENDARS" ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS" PLANTS" FLORISTS' SUPPLIES" ETC. LOGS" PILES" PULPWOODi POLES" POSTS" ETC. BARRELS, BOXES, BOX SHOOKS" ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS" RECORDS" SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD" BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE" SADDLERY" HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS OTHER LABOR" SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 8 619 11 716 1 202 3 307 11 917 11 960 6 798 59 236 515 8 811 6 080 1 213 25 830 6 329 17 010 3 259 1 583 18 221 3 152 939 77 902 1 210 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-35 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued H. Michigan (Data are shown only for the 15 Stales with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131140 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029130 50291110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 503531*0 5035100 5039100 5043100 50'l'4110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 501B100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5061100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5065100 5072210 MICHIGAN TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES" MOTORCYCLES! ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS" TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQPT. " TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC.] GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS" MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS" PO*DERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD" BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDS MEN"S" BOYS" CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S" MISSES'" CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES *OMEN"S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES" OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS" ICE CREAM" ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR." ETC.] SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE" UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)" INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN" WHEAT" OATS" BARLEY" SORGHUM GRAINS)" BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES" SKINS' PELTS WOOL" MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS" NOILS) PEANUTS" UNROASTED OIL SEED" OIL NUTS" OIL KERNELS (COTTON" FLAXSEED" ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES" MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES" CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES" TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES" PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES" PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE 5 223 597 1 105 918 5 223 597 79 723 11 331 1 061 233 563 9 516 6 169 8 361 21 228 15 308 87 128 3 201 17 790 18 781 211 6 21 Oil 13 695 3 108 1 709 10 339 7 539 515 1 3 561 531 63 556 23 659 17 321 58 091 26 016 252 225 110 659 27 572 81 156 20 223 2 103 61 228 22 289 18 587 21 632 21 058 1 215 118 559 1 990 121 20 865 1 115 87 819 8 221 1 601 121 399 96 151 116 158 1 690 125 738 10 693 81.3 100.0 1.5 .8 (Z) 1.5 • 2 (Z) (2) .5 .3 .1 (Z) .2 .1 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) 1.2 (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.3 (Z) tZ) .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.8 (Z) 1 091 38 898 57 980 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5086220 5086300 5086100 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 MICHIGAN (CONTINUED) COOKSTOVES" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-CUOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE] WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS" UNIT HEATERS" CONVECTORSi ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY] EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING" REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS] OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING" FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE" SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER" BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC] STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE" TANKS" VALVES" FITTINGS" PUMPS" COMPRESSORS" ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS" CONVEYING EQUIPMENT] METAL WORKING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL" OIL REFINING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING" RECORDING" CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT BEARINGS" POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING] WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES" ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER" LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE" CORDAGE" TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES" CAPS" ETC.). PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . GARDEN MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . FARM" DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS" AND EQPT." POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL" HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC] AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC" PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY" BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS" SUPPLIES MORTICIANS" GOODS" UNDERTAKERS" SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE" WIRE PRODUCTS. . . 82 2 159 29 711 951 12 017 68 133 8 123 9 350 7 315 8 118 15 175 3 096 7 656 112 2 868 3 932 62 200 6 501 31 812 10 777 19 275 6 520 3 151 2 269 19 609 11 888 32 875 29 983 26 280 1 619 22 665 6 558 19 035 2 069 2 858 131 99 871 12 076 12 623 10 167 597 16 571 26 168 7 102 8 121 2 351 16 051 11 105 15 175 5 132 2 661 335 653 2 963 822 1 168 8 295 8 16 559 329 29 358 112 202 17 915 ^Standard Notes - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure- Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Nol available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-36 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued H. Michigan (Data are shown only for the 15 States witti ttie largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 50932 1« 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5095111 5095112 5096211 5096212 5095213 5095311 5095312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5O9B110 5098130 509eiul 5096142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5096298 5098299 5099110 5099120 MICHIGAN (CONTINUED) IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLATi WIREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC. I . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS" CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES 74 463 3 246 35 266 12 477 33 609 43 985 8 10 789 28 294 93 423 21 456 2 025 9 100 16 533 6 255 2 057 5 372 19 210 14 650 6 253 188 067 192 159 190 888 17 531 53 144 2 181 41 822 20 550 524 27 873 1 227 2 221 11 200 13 Oil 4 550 1 809 9 034 221 41 549 3 585 30 661 113 369 46 420 257 30 576 18 321 4 688 25 608 19 795 19 365 14 118 41 936 8 699 5 889 1 905 2 264 968 3 438 1 207 940 753 17 138 18 253 22 738 (Z) .2 .5 (2) .2 .3 • 1 3.6 .3 1.0 (Z) .5 (Zl (Z) • 2 .2 .1 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .3 .3 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099520 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099580 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099595 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EaulPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EOPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. °OSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC ■ OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 24 247 2 574 17 517 2 391 29 665 21 300 1 234 3 514 11 902 6 955 1 297 1 849 13 308 9 846 8 305 23 855 15 247 7 738 550 25 319 21 153 1 557 2 636 755 356 2 252 1 265 4 23 064 3 036 349 40 271 Standard Notes; Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-37 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued I. Massachusetts (Data are shown only lor Ihe 15 States wttti ttie largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total MASSACHUSETTS TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES ■ . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOHOBILESt MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSt TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT! SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSt EOPT. i TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESt REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES" ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEK PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES! . WOMEN'S' HISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESHi STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR . ' ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . 4 855 175 4 184 108 4 855 175 42 644 17 875 515 133 913 6 858 10 110 5 099 I 24 339 2 279 11 540 79 358 7 124 23 173 89 943 10 894 3 745 33 684 45 427 452 3 057 1 045 5 818 99 773 64 793 14 741 45 705 40 894 84 630 350 128 110 459 11 784 90 132 19 416 5 182 94 117 9 610 72 348 20 013 12 142 967 105 413 466 9 395 26 578 1 965 6 439 19 351 257 923 62 415 94 505 961 88 921 7 572 24 083 5 721 66 427 54 718 19 2 622 17 126 'lOO.O 86.2 100.0 .9 .4 (Z) 2.6 (Z) .2 .5 1.9 • 2 (Z) .1 (Z) 2.1 1.3 1.7 7.2 2.3 .2 1.9 (Z) (Z> .3 (Z) 2.2 (Z) tZ) (Z) 1.1 IZ) 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5033920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5036400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 MASSACHUSETTS (CONTINUED) ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EOPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FAR(-'i' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS. AND EOPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPAuITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS. SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION FARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING 35 273 63 254 4 500 8 296 .7 1.3 .1 .2 10 160 11 297 5 442 2 308 .2 .2 .1 (Z) 9 905 .2 40 IZ) 7 797 .2 3 399 .1 38 707 5 255 26 142 .8 .1 .5 3 933 .1 35 505 2 491 4 547 .7 .1 .1 1 041 10 122 32 063 14 518 (Z) .2 .7 .3 12 987 8 653 2 273 8 588 .3 .2 IZ) .2 2 140 6 228 (Z) .1 11 607 9 311 474 32 920 9 674 .2 .2 (Z) .7 .2 7 972 7 973 808 12 442 .2 .2 (Z) .3 20 206 •« 6 539 .1 8 967 .2 6 159 .1 10 615 .2 15 286 .3 5 315 .1 93 (Z) 567 (Z) 5 825 .1 27 (2) 550 IZ) 7 753 .2 221 (Z) 54 (Z) 12 789 .3 63 (Z) 1 846 (Z) 22 117 .5 13 026 .3 37 758 .8 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ^Percentages may.not add due to rounding. (NA| Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-38 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued I. Massachusetts (Data are shown only tor the 15 Stales with the largest merchant wholesaler salesl Commod- ity line code 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5095213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 509B111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098295 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 Broad commodity line MASSACHUSETTS (CONTINUED) CAST IROI^-SOIL PIPE> TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER «IRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALSi ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (IIMC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARO STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS" DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC. I . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILEi CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVESi MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLAROS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES Sales Amount ($1,000) 1 101 15 021 2 161 10 512 20 022 1 076 13 575 20 150 9 055 28 026 7 527 5 221 1 325 IB 160 2 ,381 1 "525 1 581 20 917 52 261 17 790 150 862 86 531 112 311 22 222 31 873 1 958 52 521 38 171 13 287 37 870 1 131 7 311 21 503 28 391 5 580 1 537 10 391 1 531 Percent of total 110 21 512 123 325 22 332 1 191 30 012 1 830 71 16 816 5 356 1 511 9 812 11 181 5 237 1 751 2 981 1 911 95 2 138 517 3 218 11 6 080 11 115 23 191 27 Oil 17 .3 (2) .2 .1 (Z) .3 ->.2 (Z) (Z) 3.1 1.8 .7 (Z) (Z) • 2 .5 .2 .1 .8 (Z) Commod- ity line code .3 .1 (Z) • 1 (Z) IZ) (Z) • 1 .3 .5 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099532 5099650 5099660 5099570 5099680 5099691 5099592 5099593 5099691 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099900 Broad commodity line MASSACHUSETTS (CONTINUED) COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS" ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS r SHEET MUSIC ■ OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS Sales Amount ($1,000) 6 1 026 1 871 52 019 7 511 3 197 138 525 158 2 607 10 650 17 115 15 771 9 861 50 533 11 233 2 951 813 38 311 11 201 6 680 8 591 2 353 1 230 2 131 37 890 1 281 25 339 195 11 150 Standard Notes, Represents zero. (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) No! applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-39 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued J. Missouri (Uaia are shown only (ot Ihe 15 States with the largest metchant wholesaler salesl Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total MISSOURI TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLES! ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT. . TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDSi MEN'S. EOYS" CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES.. CHILDREN. S. INFANTS. CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PI<OVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA frozen foods soft drinks bottled drinking waters (minrl.. spr . ■ etc . i sandwiches. snack items Flour, related products sugar (refined) dried fruits groceries. except as specified peanuts. roasted nuts (edible. unshelled) miscellaneous food products cotton (raw). including linters grains (corn. wheat. oats. barley, sorghum grains). beans. etc livestock (except horses. mules) hides. skins. pelts wool. mohair (raw. tops. noils) peanuts. unroasted oil seed. oil nuts. oil kernels (cotton' flaxseed' etc.) other inedible farm prods. (horses' mules). electrical wiring supplies' construction materials telephone and signal equipment major appliances' television sets' console radios and record players nonconsole radios and record players. . . . electric housewares' small appliances' parts and supplies room air conditioners electronic tubes' parts' accessories. . . . ^Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. Percentages may not add due to rounding. 1 851 56U 1 319 997 "1 851 56U 63 921 29 6«7 2 «9H 169 500 5 111 6 633 5 521 16 15a 60 950 53 268 3 670 12 879 "41 297 670 163 10 1)71 17 586 5 655 271 «1 295 34 688 570 269 4 2U7 6 1121 20 570 «2 636 lU 309 22 298 28 239 7 510 157 165 100 250 7 969 116 272 15 105 2 1115 112 527 11 932 m 2i»8 12 898 12 859 1 777 9a 11113 1 192 « 998 U 244 17 813 726 866 67 422 16 124 3 748 289 77 680 102 457 1 777 91 244 7 333 19 134 11 380 26 459 89.0 100.0 1.3 .6 .1 3.5 .1 .1 • 1 1.0 1.3 1.1 .9 (Z) (Z) .2 .4 .1 (Z) .9 .7 (2) (Z) .1 .1 .4 .9 .3 .5 • 6 .2 3.2 2.1 .2 2.4 .3 (Z) .9 .2 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Z) 1.9 (Zl (Z) (Z) 2.1 (Z) 1.9 .2 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 (CONTINUED) HARDWARE C00K5T0VES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE] WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOiLERS. RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES! OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT] METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING] OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERr AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING] WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.]. . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTiCAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) 52 148 1 066 1 010 19 486 857 6 430 60 185 13 071 10 159 6 720 10 595 12 074 3 196 13 319 663 77 357 10 177 42 096 20 963 534 7 138 1 621 10 044 9 473 10 002 10 914 12 882 2 491 4 056 227 7 687 4 728 10 700 640 3b 405 14 646 29 538 7 996 1 490 14 430 26 028 7 485 14 888 2 952 10 412 16 220 7 126 4 037 3 012 244 2 094 250 885 10 728 4 409 567 1 296 7 180 a 060 19 383 (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-40 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued J. Missouri (Data are shown only lor the 15 Stales wrth the largest merchant wholesaler salesr Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131U 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 509U110 5095110 5095211 5095212 50961 U 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097230 5097292 5097293 5096110 5096130 50961111 5096112 5098143 50961«« 5098211 5096212 5098213 5098220 5096231 5096232 5096291 5098292 5096293 5098294 5098295 5096296 5096297 5096296 (CONTINUEDI IRON AND STEEL WIRE. HIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING lEXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER *IRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS lEXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE R OTHER W BONES CIGARET BEER. F SPIRITS ALCOHOI WINES . PR I NT IN ROLL NE INDoSTR PERSONA FACIAL AGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. ASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. GLASS. ETC.) TES. CIGARS. TOBACCO ERMENTED MALT LIQUORS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL USED IN BLENDING) G AND WRITING PAPERS WSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . lAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). L SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERSOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK IDOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE .... READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS 17 739 5 482 114 996 029 812 62 007 154 5099110 I PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS. 3 487 21 000 4 155 1 060 3 973 11 229 2 461 1 162 2 322 7 088 11 543 2 725 149 309 57 255 98 045 19 252 47 549 579 30 505 23 942 7 902 17 485 2 618 6 581 14 408 14 018 3 670 5 074 12 711 943 47 902 657 20 539 73 381 17 059 1 307 31 000 11 282 375 2 259 1 833 5 876 23 485 8 136 5 388 5 334 1 291 1 429 1 329 867 727 3 595 12 355 B 172 .2 (Z) .1 (Z) .1 (Z) (Zl 3.1 1.2 1.0 (Z) .5 1.0 IZ) .4 1.5 (Zl .6 .2 (2) (Z) IZI .1 (Z) (Z) (Zl (Z) (Z) 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099650 5099670 5099560 5099691 5099592 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. HEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. ■ BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COi'-IMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 48 911 13 552 36 599 2 491 15 194 74 431 53 454 67 563 16 272 32 433 2 414 6 145 22 888 9 257 8 287 70 974 55 5 878 6 545 55 17 630 10 243 24 665 1 220 1 779 64 2 520 402 1 22 633 691 3 554 45 674 Standard Notes - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-41 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued K. Florida (Data are shown only lor the 15 States with the largest merchant wholesaler salesi Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 501«100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 50291110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5036330 50353U0 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5049960 5019970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059910 5059930 5052310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5055100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 FLORIDA TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSt TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT! SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTItOG YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS, MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN. S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S. INFANTS. CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC.) SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLEO) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS' BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF! PEANUTS. UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIOiNiERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE C00KST0VE5. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EOPT.. SUPPLIES. . 3 711 126 3 007 699 3 711 126 79 158 15 876 106 157 053 1 355 8 983 5 090 11 675 11 585 66 020 1 871 11 957 10 180 717 8 708 11 798 5 530 165 10 710 15 789 631 2 025 1 680 7 850 32 885 18 107 31 061 31 336 56 212 131 725 132 096 13 333 85 972 13 721 1 725 11 976 12 312 569 713 15 518 7 925 1 703 78 830 777 189 6 591 116 11 697 2 195 299 8 319 511 275 110 751 15 251 107 122 6 168 17 195 15 858 10 759 12 019 125 2 175 19 073 2.1 1.2 IZ) .2 .1 .3 1.2 1.8 1.1 (Z) IZ) .3 (Z) .1 (Z) .2 .9 .5 1.5 3.6 (Z) 1.2 IZ) (Z) (Z) 2.1 (Z) (Z) .2 (2) .3 .1 tZ) .2 (Z) (Z) 2.9 .2 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5085220 5086300 5086100 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 FLORIDA (CONTINUED) ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EOPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . I,-JDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EOPT. AND SUPPLIES I INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTOOiAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS I SEMI-FINI SHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING lEXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 2 55 27 11 721 751 706 933 12 12 9 2 585 311 968 731 3 517 552 3 182 1 129 56 8 30 775 017 259 3 263 6 1 219 175 920 11 1 10 387 372 119 12 9 2 768 397 969 035 1 2 233 282 182 3 25 8 951 102 019 710 29 7 5 512 920 210 089 23 8 981 570 1 593 9 133 10 139 11 205 1 990 7 163 38 193 1 216 5 131 11 136 13 111 1 755 3 671 12 757 20 272 21 635 213 16 195 2 010 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoiit rtisclosure. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-42 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued K. Florida (Dala are shown only lof Ihe 15 States witti tlie largest merctiant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 509131t 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 509D110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 509ei«l 5098112 509811(3 50981«'* 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 509829U 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 Broad commodity line (CONTINUED) ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPERi BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS] MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP HASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER »ASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD! SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES! INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC! . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . Sales Amount ($1,000) 1 638 7 328 15 3 063 12 883 2 78« 13 870 2 013 82 1 902 7 116 727 235 1 119 3 505 1 723 189 156 726 112 191 225 161 36 912 17 939 209 21 919 16 055 1 318 21 308 569 1 097 16 631 13 138 2 201 1 535 1 750 58 28 008 1 179 13 619 68 507 35 990 260 21 Oil 17 598 1 216 23 162 13 392 2 879 20 288 25 571 5 810 11 825 5 260 5 360 1 551 5 670 197 1 121 2 821 28 732 9 262 26 815 15 112 11 1 677 78 2 818 16 868 Percent of total (Z! .2 (Z! .1 .3 .1 (Z) .1 (Z) (Z! .1 (Z! 1.2 3.8 1.0 .5 (Z! (Z! (Z! .1 (Z) 1.8 1.0 .5 (Z! .1 .2 (Zl (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z> .1 .5 Commod- ity line code 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099900 Broad commodity line FLORIDA (CONTINUED! FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD! FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.! FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER! . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIEb. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER . . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS Sales Amount ($1,000) 2 31? 6 115 7 652 3 579 1 736 3 326 9 281 6 577 3 189 39 916 8 111 23 121 1 695 9 595 5 506 5 177 589 575 935 105 21 187 5 Percent of total Standard Notes Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0.05 percent WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-43 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued L. Minnesota lOala ate shown only lor the 15 Slales wilh Ihe largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013140 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 50291H0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 5064140 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 MINNESOTA lOIAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOHOBILESi MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOPT. ■ TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PKOPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANiC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POITIDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS ..... CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.i SPR.. ETC.) SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAI,\S (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES. SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION (MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES lEXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 3 448 782 3 057 760 3 448 782 6 282 26 044 1 126 117 565 5 346 3 759 5 499 25 049 2 558 16 355 21 246 6 13 919 7 809 4 272 1 386 27 711 28 021 752 638 778 4 201 9 277 198 781 27 150 8 462 35 733 2 325 112 057 67 311 9 309 54 130 6 235 721 55 119 5 492 1 734 255 9 781 9 058 1 500 93 871 508 5 753 419 809 19 038 5 061 1 301 25 2 383 21 50 839 1 972 72 190 5 900 24 525 3 605 29 351 56 952 2 2 516 100.0 89.0 100.0 3.4 • 2 .5 (Z) (Z) .8 (Z) (Z) (Z) • 1 .3 5.8 .8 .2 1.0 3.2 2.0 .3 1.6 .2 (Z) .3 (Z) 2.7 (Z) .2 12.2 .6 .2 (Z) IZ) (Z) 1.8 1.7 (Z) 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083500 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084950 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086400 5085500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087920 5087930 5087940 5038100 5088200 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091215 MINNESOTA (CONTINUED) WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) Oil. MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS lEXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIESl ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS. . . IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' IRON AND STEEL PIPE' SOIL PIPE) .... TUBING TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON 13 018 595 9 992 47 391 5 196 4 924 2 273 4 769 13 062 1 545 3 789 43 1 885 5 055 45 685 8 518 18 294 8 898 13 541 1 441 1 294 693 10 453 1 799 10 552 5 353 8 335 4 247 4 306 389 5 110 482 60 192 20 270 5 819 20 802 4 570 4 195 10 067 22 552 2 583 5 345 5 795 6 503 2 250 5 236 1 820 1 930 1 145 3 122 205 8 658 5 206 7 015 344 301 19 194 5 180 19 034 1 173 7 454 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA| Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-44 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963 -continued L. Minnesota (Dala are shown only tor the 15 States with the largest merctiant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total MINNESOTA (CONTINUED) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES' FORKS' ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER HASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL bPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING, BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTiSTS" MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS ( EXC . CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTUflAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) 1 686 1 091 10 976 7 795 6 67U 502 24 168 2 958 KBO 1 761 5 517 1 621 3114 1 473 1 511 1 989 140 90 1146 63 315 108 942 6 062 27 997 664 25 778 9 832 1 209 11 549 121 3 936 16 104 11 816 3 333 1 344 10 710 247 28 188 3 282 28 831 68 079 21 671 409 24 513 41 3 519 2 031 518 6 495 13 066 13 919 5 692 4 348 1 309 2 332 926 714 998 12 159 9 426 38 575 28 733 375 134 427 2 946 12 153 23 570 (Z) (Z) .3 .2 • 2 .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.6 .3 (Z) .3 (Z) .1 .5 .1 (Z) .2 (Z) • 1 • 1 (Z) (2) (Z) .8 (2) (Z) (Z) 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099694 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) ■ FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS. .... AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) ... SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES .... PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 58 807 27 322 6 021 30 643 5 593 1 538 13 541 6 104 5 083 92 702 4 153 5 063 13 855 1 524 4 514 1 146 937 596 2 349 20 563 211 13 441 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to amid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-45 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued M. Tennessee (Data ate shown only lot the ]5 States Willi the latgesl merchant wholesaler salesl Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013140 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5026100 5029110 5029120 5029140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035330 5035340 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5045100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059200 5059300 5059910 5059920 5062310 5062320 5064110 5064120 5064130 5065100 5072210 5072220 TENNESSEE TOTAL REPORTED SALES BT BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESt ETC TRUCKS! TKUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQPT. > TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC . I GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS" OILS. EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS" POWDERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD" BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDE, MEN.S" BOYS' CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES) • WOMEN'S" MISSES"" CHILDREN"S" INFANTS" CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FURS" RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S" CHILDREN"S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS IFRESH' STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) ... MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.' ETC.) SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL" MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNR0A5TED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) 3 334 692 2 973 580 3 334 692 24 102 24 274 481 130 726 2 339 6 943 2 560 14 015 2 520 6 297 15 398 211 16 075 12 988 4 416 13 018 12 701 15 394 10 834 5 311 8 021 16 875 8 430 25 865 28 526 2 385 48 293 55 227 3 189 90 506 12 746 1 814 29 852 3 199 442 984 9 937 11 552 1 031 85 292 790 3 104 15 547 802 804 57 458 5 645 4 470 39 325 441 172 79 545 3 025 78 692 3 904 15 217 9 180 18 553 30 558 89.2 100.0 3.9 .1 .5 (Z) .5 (Z) (Z) .2 .2 .5 .3 .8 .1 .9 • 1 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 IZ) 2.5 (Z> .1 .5 24.1 1.7 1.2 (Z) (Z) 2.4 .1 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5031330 5081400 5062100 5083100 5063200 5083300 5083500 5083500 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5064920 5064930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5085100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5067200 5087300 5087400 5067500 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5066910 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 TENNESSEE (CONTINUED) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EOPT.i PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS. COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING" RECORDING" CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES" CAPS" ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES) ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS' GOODS" UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT" AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP" BOAT" MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE" WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLAT" WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING 1 140 13 528 2 811 10 944 30 730 13 159 4 675 5 273 5 171 8 529 9 126 419 87 150 6 163 15 708 3 472 5 907 834 419 22 4 154 16 457 6 984 6 919 5 736 1 616 3 040 1 640 3 115 961 547 148 35 220 4 586 22 819 4 266 76 7 055 19 726 4 315 1 091 759 9 592 4 515 8 676 2 197 446 802 1 186 1 198 4 911 1 599 22 13 936 4 591 15 435 7 070 12 492 2 230 Standard Notes. - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ^Percentages may not add due to rounding. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-46 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued M. Tennessee (Data are shown only lor the 15 States with llie largest mefchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 TENNESSEE (CONTINUED) IRON 4NC STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER HIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS' PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON' STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON' STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER' COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP HASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS' TEXTILE WASTE' WIPING CLOTHS. OTHER WASTE MATERIALS' SCRAP (RUBBER' BONES' GLASS' ETC.) CIGARETTES' CIGARS' TOBACCO BEER' FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING' BAGS' ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING' CUPS' FACIAL TISSUES' ETC.) PAPERBOARD' BOXBOARD STATIONERY' OFFICE SUPPLIES' ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS' ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS' CHRISTMAS CARDS' ETC. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE' COMMERCIAL' BUSINESS FURNITURE. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS' DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS' DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS' DRAPERIES) SHADES' VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER' OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK' BLOCK' TILE' CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES CEMENT' LIME' PLASTER' STUCCO SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT' BRICK' ETC.) ROOFING' SIDING' RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE .... READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES' MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON' STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK] OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS' GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EOUIPMENT' SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EOoIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . 10 597 3 020 2 786 « 767 31 1 108 ^ 084 717 1« 056 1 130 166 1 243 3 131 943 156 1 894 3 717 4 163 4 088 99 698 47 323 47 456 5 932 25 752 218 24 609 13 783 2 267 12 044 1 425 1 195 16 511 10 223 2 080 2 145 4 386 140 17 584 540 9 957 52 165 19 558 143 24 769 6 515 591 5 199 3 723 201 8 590 6 125 2 719 4 841 1 539 244 81 1 353 1 008 361 168 6 493 7 388 17 208 10 274 180 170 (2) (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 (Zl (Z) .1 3.0 1.4 .2 .8 (Z) .7 (2) .5 .3 (Z) .5 (Z) 1.6 .5 (Z) .7 .2 (Z) .2 .1 (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Zl (Z) .5 .3 (Z) (Z) 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099580 5099591 5099692 5099593 5099594 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 TENNESSEE (CONTINUED) THEATRE' STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) • OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER' INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA ' SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED' FISH' MEAT' ETC.) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA' OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YAR.NS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 510 2 025 14 048 14 979 15 029 3 782 3 427 21 586 580 957 6 653 2 719 3 850 22 474 15 8 324 2 062 20 9 533 1 013 78 218 2 230 1 544 5 902 1 128 103 17 359 231 336 15 406 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-47 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-contmued N. Indiana ^ shown only (of the 15 Slates with the largest metchanl wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total INDIANS TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES. ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBESl USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPEC TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE« PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICAlS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC . I KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS, MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOESI . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA frozen foods soft drinks bottled drinking waters (minrl.. spr.i etc . 1 sandwiches. snack items flour. related products sugar (refined) dried fruits groceries. except as specified peanuts. roasted miscellaneous food products grains (corn. wheat. oats. barley. sorghum grains). beans. etc livestock (except horses. mules) hides. skins. pelts wool. mohair (raw. tops. noils) peanuts. unroasted other inedible farm prods. (horses. mules), electrical wiring supplies. construction materials telephone and signal equipment major appliances. television sets. console radios and record players nonconsole radios and record players. . . . electric housewares. small appliances. parts and supplies room air conditioners electronic tubes. parts. accessories. . . . hardware painters' supplies warm-air heating-cooling eqpt.. supplies. . Electrical residential space heating equipment (exc. portable) wet heat equipment. supplies (boilers. radiators. unit heaters. convectors. etc.) 2 730 880 2 328 550 2 730 880 25 645 30 71« 880 151 906 5 630 5 753 3 756 10 235 40 161 34 629 2 133 8 773 27 645 428 75 13 062 2 616 1 271 84 8 790 8 779 433 4 500 1 031 36 163 8 717 19 065 31 403 2 384 64 254 58 605 5 356 78 150 14 281 1 887 34 262 3 359 394 405 6 820 29 747 1 047 91 361 145 2 159 142 187 1 402 9 240 972 10 25 93 750 1 901 63 557 6 606 12 653 2 739 24 255 60 843 1 949 20 861 1 040 4 839 85.3 100.0 1.1 (2) 5.6 • 2 1.0 (Z) IZ) .5 .1 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Zl .2 (Z) 1.3 .3 • 1 2.4 2.9 .5 IZ) (Z) .2 (Z) 3.3 (Z) (Z> (Zl 3.4 .1 (Z) .2 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5085900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091218 5091219 5091312 INDIANA (CONTINUED) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS. GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT, AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. ■ SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . 47 273 4 532 8 396 1.7 .2 .3 4 957 7 199 5 415 819 .2 .3 .2 (Z) 3 843 538 .1 (21 36 705 3 571 17 535 1.3 .1 .6 2 905 .1 22 814 4 345 1 258 .8 .2 IZ) 1 685 3 722 .1 .1 4 383 16 167 .2 .5 12 117 10 300 312 8 173 • 4 .4 (Z) .3 398 6 430 1 025 2 715 (Z> .2 (21 .1 475 31 003 9 090 (Z) 1.1 .3 22 473 5 345 880 11 215 .8 .2 (Z) .4 12 535 2 834 .5 .1 2 162 .1 9 261 .3 5 068 .2 5 355 .2 1 459 .1 790 (Z) 75 (Z) 359 (Z) 157 (Z) 4 524 .2 2 808 .1 3 565 . 1 802 (21 6 801 .2 24 112 .9 10 491 .4 12 260 .4 1 717 .1 12 379 .5 708 (21 9 183 .3 7 751 .3 1 128 (Z) Stantjard Notes; - Represents zero. 'Percentages (nay not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-48 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued N. Indiana iDala are shown only lor the IS States with the largest merchant wholesaler salesi Commod- ity line code Sales Broad commodity line Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 INDIANS {CONTINUED) ALUMINUr" SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS lEXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi BRASSt PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRONi STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRONi STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP *ASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE HASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS. MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD] SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STOr.E READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLAROS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH, MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . 2 991 36 609 15 215 951 5 051 10 952 1 607 707 2 215 5 167 568 3 589 109 196 92 351 80 017 9 000 12 335 351 30 926 17 080 523 13 796 502 660 12 881 5 919 097 19 21 22 921 120 7 813 19 719 33 710 111 20 838 8 392 515 1 921 1 293 2 961 7 161 19 607 8 352 5 122 6 650 985 121 1 131 295 315 1 217 9 213 1 563 19 013 10 811 28 371 18 911 21 160 8 566 768 (2) .2 .1 .1 (Z) .1 .5 (Z) 1.1 .6 (Z) .5 IZ) (Z) .5 .3 (2) (2) (2) .8 (Z) 1.8 1.2 (Z) .3 (2) .2 (2) .3 .2 .2 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (2) (21 .3 .2 .7 .1 (Z) (Z) IZ) .7 .3 (Zl 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099532 5099550 5099650 5099670 5099680 5099591 5099593 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES .... PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 23 581 1 585 516 3 801 1 321 1 181 28 685 7 255 12 572 1 529 213 2 710 2 715 3 065 908 212 1 069 13 22 529 917 200 23 079 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosuie. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-49 TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued 0. Georgia iDala are shown only lor the 15 States with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total GEORGIA TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi HOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKS! TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EOUIPMENTi SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT. i TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINEI^Y' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC.) SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED tvlUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISIO.'J SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. ■ . • ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) 2 670 321 2 203 057 2 670 321 13 956 23 351 2 120 125 824 5 614 8 259 1 720 15 352 1 531 8 605 37 355 1 129 8 795 20 822 6 824 1 706 13 499 30 629 724 u 903 U 382 22 763 13 210 38 898 29 054 10 450 36 707 58 417 2 962 95 658 12 905 2 485 30 172 7 908 212 705 e 171 17 266 498 39 704 208 16 121 3 658 80 616 19 518 3 531 766 1 826 1 879 44 960 779 1 163 70 565 5 441 69 1=130 4 374 12 336 6 242 14 916 36 205 30 1 100.0 82.5 100.0 4.7 .2 1.2 1.6 (Z) .3 .8 .3 .1 .5 (Z) .2 .1 3.6 .5 .3 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) 1.5 (Z) .6 (Z) (Z) 2.6 .2 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 (CONTINUED) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.i SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. C0NVECT0R5. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHuRCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AINU STEEL PRODUCTS ( bLn i-riiMi sncDi , * IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT' WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) 675 15 145 1 518 9 060 38 810 6 920 4 433 6 984 7 601 4 647 1 366 8 327 21 57 064 4 044 12 056 1 654 3 773 9 189 8 422 9 359 6 193 3 504 2 440 422 3 599 621 1 781 217 31 450 5 800 26 113 3 570 15 461 2 323 8 590 1 035 4 743 6 864 10 521 865 1 662 488 9 385 874 9 325 2 814 7 194 1 ^j 21 581 7 263 15 326 2 093 19 158 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-50 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE IB Merchant Wholesalers— Selected States: 1963-continued 0. Georgia (Dala are shown only for the 15 Stales with the largest merchant wtioiesalet salesi Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 509B143 5096144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5096295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 (CONTINUED) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY! HILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES! FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi SRASSi PRECIOUS METALSl MINERALSi ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES] . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY—HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHE.N TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND niL.LWUKrvj OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... 177 1 192 6 784 35 1 006 19 597 3 209 8 017 1 034 71 2 486 3 849 630 192 631 1 459 43 079 6 688 105 173 52 427 71 615 9 619 15 453 6 983 16 616 12 395 3 319 20 935 90 783 9 252 6 322 2 070 914 41 095 133 5 959 49 881 23 241 1 13 715 5 744 12 18 454 3 205 759 4 413 5 554 2 354 2 421 4 649 552 196 257 839 117 25 13 059 6 863 14 981 9 496 317 2 051 2 058 15 869 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .3 3.9 2.0 .5 .1 .6 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Z) 1.5 (Z) • 2 1.9 .9 (Z) .5 .3 (Z) (Z) .2 • 2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .5 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 (CONTINUED) FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. • BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 21 950 11 284 3 414 15 305 1 695 I 624 10 987 4 075 5 207 41 980 6 602 49 676 2 087 12 453 9 952 3 045 727 1 564 770 704 390 150 16 058 113 884 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-51 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers-SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 A. New York, NY, Northeastern New Jersey Standard Consolidated Area (Data ate shown lot the 2 statidatd consolidated ateas and the 13 standard metfopoiilan statistical ateas with the latgest metchant wholesaler sales) 5059930 5062310 Broat) commodity line NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NE* JERSEY TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES! MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEV» AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE« PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS • YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN, (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. KISSES'. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR." ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Sales Amount ($1,000) 31 92« 095 28 a95 107 31 92"! 095 725 565 111 272 U 157 U86 887 13 537 12 641 10 901 90 112 310 631 342 178 8 902 52 800 611 436 43 020 25 42 934 2 564 347 180 250 166 013 386 353 652 995 30 893 39 034 46 856 119 354 164 315 475 428 71 589 168 984 195 763 121 148 1 360 108 349 465 45 734 489 957 603 579 39 023 323 000 52 414 12 075 1 184 63 262 255 206 9 019 408 886 6 836 28 345 101 112 31 967 2 577 318 4 875 248 069 36 135 79 340 1 800 22 304 97 705 386 541 9 420 405 531 95 855 84 615 39 212 Percent of total 89.3 100.0 2.3 • 4 (Z) 1.5 (Z) (Z) (Z) .3 1.0 1.1 (Z) .2 1.9 • 1 (Z) .1 8.0 ■ 5 .5 1.2 .5 1.5 .1 1.5 1.9 .1 1.0 .2 (Z) IZ) .2 .8 (2) 1.3 (Z) (Z) .8 .1 .2 (Z) 1.2 (Z) Commod- ity line code 5055100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084950 5084970 5085110 5085120 5085100 5085210 5085220 5086300 5086400 5085500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 Broad commodity line NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED) ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . • HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND REbOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS. UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) Sales Amount ($1,000) 385 305 272 446 5 905 10 441 41 592 5 214 69 845 218 728 41 758 35 074 28 157 87 270 32 564 9 538 23 159 1 179 16 082 8 564 109 954 33 809 195 254 17 637 100 016 15 825 47 701 8 754 24 861 121 453 33 517 45 592 30 085 17 841 19 698 6 538 13 596 29 454 20 905 5 981 198 929 17 526 26 054 35 121 14 474 21 827 144 959 56 699 75 075 14 311 41 397 47 216 47 706 14 667 10 971 4 527 1 829 38 255 12 835 79 089 42 953 14 206 332 234 714 Percent of total Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages rray not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-52 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued A. New York, N.Y.Northeastern New Jersey Standard Consolidated Area (Data ate shown lor the 2 standafd consohdated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5096213 5098220 5096231 5098232 5096291 5098292 5096293 5098294 5096295 5098296 5098297 5098298 NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY (CONTINUEDI COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT IRON AND STEEL *IRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLATi WIREi PIPE AND TUBING CAST iRON-SOIL PIPEi TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPEi TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY] MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES' FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGSi TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES" CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS' ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS' CHRISTMAS CARDS' ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES' VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWAKES LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS. CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK' BLOCK' TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES CEMENT' LIME' PLASTER' STUCCO SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING' SIDING' RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES' MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON' STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 2 610 161 466 275 511 90 023 183 822 10 913 116 698 2 758 29 038 94 057 129 674 69 020 164 319 697 917 199 962 21 586 4 438 13 956 52 266 6 572 7 673 30 719 67 364 70 664 21 954 517 233 144 364 860 680 163 056 353 882 310 194 222 251 103 895 56 151 208 741 14 182 22 176 97 856 98 687 129 202 71 317 161 102 10 948 160 918 15 946 155 700 263 903 76 305 8 932 72 359 27 303 5 756 81 838 20 729 24 345 25 255 55 440 15 528 28 104 13 971 952 914 949 317 (2) .5 (Z) (Z) (Z) • 1 1.0 .7 .3 • 2 .7 (Z) • 1 .3 .3 .4 • 2 • 5 (Z) .5 IZ) ■ 2 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) (2) (Z> (Z) 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099531 5099532 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099593 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY (CONTINUED) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS' GAMES' FIREWORKS' CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER' INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED' FISH' MEAT' ETC.) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA' OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 56 191 209 237 158 276 166 075 5 163 128 2 949 26 763 307 555 47 607 109 550 184 557 29 586 19 714 3 421 287 202 292 535 155 346 90 062 342 769 5 835 40 673 59 750 4 549 202 639 111 670 977 429 21 120 23 132 146 476 7 923 55 971 22 147 544 247 2 133 7 492 64 690 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-53 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued B. Chicago, III. iNorthwestern Indiana Standard Consolidated Area iData are shown lor the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolrtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity lin- Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Bioad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total CHICAGO! ILL. -NORTHWESTERN INDIANA TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOHOBlLESi HOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBE51 USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOPT. . TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESi REBUILT PARTS IHOTORSi GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEfklCALS. BI0L0GICAL5 PROPRIEtTARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GI^T^ SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GD5 MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN. S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLEDI MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEA,T . OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TEi_EPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 8 791 579 7 631 563 8 7.51 578 105 018 29 255 2 842 216 721 U 322 12 207 9 697 25 672 n 454 33 694 86 160 1 459 23 189 56 108 19 587 2 520 38 348 66 151 3 389 1 122 2 074 22 921 14 285 198 460 53 449 82 194 66 466 27 667 745 685 191 853 17 392 183 445 dl 739 4 587 89 008 11 943 2 836 857 25 657 76 159 2 556 155 658 1 342 1 304 30 595 20 712 357 905 10 197 52 492 1 600 791 8 429 188 248 4 880 167 783 29 812 45 692 12 267 85 334 81 862 262 7 908 89.1 100.0 1.2 .3 (2) 2.5 .2 .1 .1 .3 .6 1.3 1.0 (Z) .2 (Z) (2) (Z) (Z) .3 .2 2.3 .6 .9 8.5 2.2 .2 2.1 .3 .1 1.0 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 chicago. ill. -northwestern indiana (continued) warm-air heating-cooling eopt.. supplies. . Electrical residential space heating equipment (exc. portable) wet heat equipment' supplies (boilers' radiators' unit heaters. convectors. etc.) plumbing fixtures. equipment. supplies. . . central air-conditioning (cool only) eqpt.. commercial refrigeration equipment air conditioning. refrigeration eqpt.. parts (inc. refrigerants) office machines and equipment commercial cooking. food service equipment, china. glassware. crockery (commercial) . . store. service shop machines (exc. barber, beauty shop] scales. balances (exc. scientific) store fixtures and equipment (exc. machines and scales) oil marketing equipment-hose. tanks. valves. fittings. pumps. compressors. etc. construction. mining. logging. road maintenance equipment. supplies food processing machinery. equipment. . . . general purpose industrial machinery' eqpt. materials handling equipment (conveyors' conveying equipment) metal working machinery' equipment and supplies (exc. welding) oil well' oil refining machinery' equipment printing trades machinery' equipment. . . . indicating' recording' controlling instruments and accessories used or rebuilt machinery and equipment . . other special industry machinery' equipment bearings' power transmission equipment. . . industrial valves and fittings (exc. plumbing and oil marketing) welding eqpt. and supplies (incl. gases). . reconditioned drums and barrels abrasives' abrasive materials industrial leather' leather belting and PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS 26 713 86 805 17 052 7 033 10 951 24 639 20 416 2 324 29 942 155 7 155 5 774 48 929 10 279 51 426 17 540 91 438 2 156 21 577 9 089 17 120 22 454 29 684 i9 598 19 566 9 055 11 402 507 21 731 6 401 21 054 2 357 64 305 11 994 45 435 9 766 2 234 25 998 53 141 13 144 31 622 17 858 19 663 12 821 16 055 7 053 4 693 352 537 9 022 21 108 7 776 2 602 41 605 794 65 450 6 095 43 598 262 767 53 065 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent, 8-54 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued B. Chicago, III, Northwestern Indiana Standard Consolidated Area (Data are shown lor Ihe 2 standard consolidated areas and Itie 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas »itli ttie largest merchant wholesaler sales! Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 509321'* 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5096291 5098295 5098296 509B297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 CHICAGO! ILL. -NORTHWESTERN INDIANA (CONTINUEDI IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTSi EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER HIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . • . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONESi GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags. etc.). . personal service papers (toweling. cups. facial tissues. etc.) paperboard. boxboaro stationery. office supplies. artists' matls shipping supplies (gummed labels' etc.) . . greeting cards' christmas cards' etc. . . . household furniture office. commercial. business furniture. . . china' glassware. crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains' draperies household linens' domestics (exc. curtains' draperies) shades' venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors' lamps' picture frames kitchen utensils' kitchen tools' miscellaneous homewares Lumber (ROugh' oresseD' finished) plywood (inc. chipboard and particle board) shingles wood millwork (doors' cabinets' etc.) . . . metal millwork (doors' windows' cabinets' weather stripping' molding' etc.) veneer' other wood products brick' block' tile' clay sewer pipe' flue linings' refractories cement' lime. plaster' stucco sand' gravel' crushed stone glass (flat' brick. etc.) roofing' siding' rain carrying e(3uipment (exc. wood shingles) insulation materials and insulation board . wallboard and haroboard prefabricated structural assemblies' including mobile homes concrete products' building stone ready or transit mixed concrete plastic building materials building and construction paper adhesives' mastics structural iron' steel (exc. roofing and millwork) other building materials photographic goods sporting' athletic goods' bicycles 130 081 6 183 70 118 2 171 23 766 11 719 129 25 Oil 11 990 12 533 129 872 16 891 9 103 5 911 15 931 3 328 1 175 7 995 38 507 16 083 20 175 231 163 158 609 271 071 15 613 170 680 2 036 80 590 15 667 11 536 61 100 1 187 9 071 26 708 11 297 56 109 3 927 16 550 1 853 57 786 2 908 56 936 111 151 51 890 727 39 029 9 801 1 669 31 781 6 963 962 12 235 26 579 12 329 8 736 6 201 5 283 227 5 795 818 1 065 197 18 067 15 920 77 718 1.5 • 1 (Z) .3 .5 (Z) .3 .5 1.5 • 2 (Z) (Z) • 1 .2 2.6 3.1 .5 1.9 (Z) • 6 IZI .6 1.3 • 1 (Z) (Z) • 1 (Z) (Z) • 2 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 CHICAGO' ILL. -NORTHWESTERN INDIANA (CONTINUED) TOYS' GAMES' FIREWORKS' CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE' STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN' COTTON SEED' FISH' MEAT' ETC.) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA' OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. . BARRELS' BOXES' BOX SHOCKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 57 115 5 991 20 I 667 11 757 66 879 13 313 B 289 7 383 8 200 5 700 1 611 25 883 58 621 31 103 27 109 86 217 3 301 17 175 1 '-I30 2 650 73 997 16 070 2b 831 9 135 3 603 1 210 1 039 1 289 119 67 722 2 036 2 101 52 210 Standard Notes; Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0,05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-55 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued C Los AngelesLong Beach, Calif , SMSA (Data are shown lor llie 2 slandard consolidaled areas and the 13 standaid metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACHi CALIF. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSt EQPT. i TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES' ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS HEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN. S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS IFRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.. SPR.' ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES. SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTEO OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . 7 696 705 6 746 532 7 696 705 114 545 40 626 3 252 275 685 18 653 14 945 10 626 33 729 3 904 17 976 101 602 2 218 584 26 509 101 295 25 856 6 500 43 815 62 897 5 264 631 1 760 22 330 16 754 72 929 21 952 51 959 53 320 15 197 348 128 147 365 13 332 117 538 23 595 2 639 122 393 6 953 6 573 6 897 13 148 26 701 4 082 91 423 830 1 693 82 638 36 546 38 360 295 16 996 1 067 614 748 4 448 216 B25 16 774 205 836 30 599 62 058 13 601 144 432 87.7 100.0 1.5 • 5 (Z) 3.6 .2 1.3 (2) (Z) .3 1.3 .3 .1 (Z) (Z> .3 .2 .9 .3 .7 • 2 4.5 1.9 .2 1.5 .3 IZ) 1.6 1.2 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) 2.6 .2 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5061400 5082100 5083100 5063200 5063300 5063400 5083500 5063600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5064300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5064950 5084950 5064970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5066220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 5091112 5091211 LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH. CALIF. (CONTINUED) HARDWARE COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . • CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT,. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUI,.T MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACiTE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . 134 949 640 7 094 20 621 1.8 (Zl .1 .3 6 517 .1 9 725 132 040 14 912 17 343 .1 1.7 .2 .2 6 336 .1 21 129 42 377 4 457 .3 .5 .1 11 490 691 .1 (Zl 13 851 .2 5 534 .1 46 167 5 954 82 086 .6 .1 1.1 14 412 .2 78 694 15 820 7 205 1.0 ,2 .1 5 318 21 686 27 041 19 636 .1 .3 .4 .3 45 663 20 032 .6 .3 3 358 10 079 (Z) .1 1 332 11 104 4 315 11 581 951 80 091 11 764 (Z) .1 .1 .2 IZI 1.0 .2 7 571 .1 13 537 2 156 10 520 .2 IZ) .1 37 922 12 504 ,5 ,2 12 410 .2 3 259 21 611 14 579 23 942 IZ) .3 ,2 .3 4 620 10 753 159 27 500 7 810 93 706 .1 .1 (Zl .4 .1 1.2 7 704 229 ,1 (Z) 196 33 IZ) (Z) 2 535 20 975 (2) .3 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-56 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued C. Los Angeles-Long Beach, Calif., SMSA (Dala aie shown lor Ihe 2 slandard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant vyholcsaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH. CALIF. (CONTINUED! 5091212 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS IFLAT> 5091213 IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS 5091211 IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING 5091215 CAST iRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING 5091216 IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEl 5091217 OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 5091218 ALLOY STEEL 5091219 STAINLESS STEEL 5091311 COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY i MILL PRODUCTS 5091312 OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . 5091313 ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC 5091311 NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . 5093121 PKEPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL! IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY 5093122 UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP 5093123 ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . 5093211 ALUMINUM SCRAP 5093212 \ SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY 5093213 SCRAP LEAD 5093211 ZINC SCRAP 5093215 OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP 5093220 WASTE PAPER 5093230 WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . 5093290 OTHER WASTE MATERIALS" SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.! 5091110 CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO 5095110 BEER. FERMENTED MALT LII3U0RS 5095211 SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) 5095212 WINES 5096111 PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS 5096112 \ ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . 5096211 INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . 5096212 PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) 5096213 PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD 5096311 STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' HATLS, 5096312 SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.! . . 5096313 GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . 5097110 HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE 5097120 OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . 5097210 CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) 5097221 CURTAINS. DRAPERIES 5097222 HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) 5097223 SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS 5097230 FLOOR COVERINGS 5097292 MIRRORS. LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES 5097293 I KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES 5098110 I LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED! 5098130 ' PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) 5096111 SHINGLES 5098112 WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.! . . . 5098113 METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) 5098111 VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS 5098211 BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES 5098212 I CEMENT' LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO 5098213 I SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE 5098220 GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) 5098231 ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) 5098232 INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . 5098291 WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD 509B292 PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES 5098293 CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE 5098291 READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE 5098295 PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS 5098296 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER 5098297 ADHESIVES' MASTICS 5098298 STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK! 5096299 OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS 88 177 31 121 60 157 6 811 86 576 3 583 16 189 55 508 2 971 13 563 56 237 12 985 11 770 6 253 1 980 11 761 18 782 1 216 578 23 302 11 162 10 627 5 021 222 692 129 306 269 206 30 619 73 525 6 886 92 150 11 770 1 106 61 120 1 706 5 970 51 110 16 986 21 177 17 562 5 326 108 055 6 565 13 655 226 992 95 093 8 609 20 698 13 791 2 586 5 728 12 371 1 895 20 338 21 110 11 711 12 099 115 561 asB oil 666 919 1 519 13 931 1.1 (Z! • 2 .7 IZ) • 2 • 1 • 2 • 2 (Z) (Z! .3 • 1 1.2 IZ) • 1 .6 2.9 1.2 ■ 1 .3 .2 (Z) • 2 .2 • 1 • 1 • 1 (Z) (Z) (Z! (Z! ■ 2 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099550 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH. CALIF. (CONTINUED) PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING E(3UIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT . (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. lEXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 55 619 63 702 52 727 1 882 2 506 12 722 12 983 28 787 8 551 2 379 5 521 8 212 5 770 21 383 19 058 31 131 21 126 120 119 13 512 19 639 5 551 1 915 105 917 7 110 18 371 5 Oil 1 973 1 579 3 902 1 239 51 627 1 156 71 83 999 Standard Notes; Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-57 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963-continued D. Philadelphia, Pa.- N.J., SMSA (Data are shown (or the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard melropohtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total PHILADELPHIA! PA. -N.J. TOTAL r^EPORTEC SALES BV BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT.i TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRESt REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. QEN- ERATORSi BATTERIES! ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEI» PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS. . . PAINTS. VARNISHES. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. FATS. OILS. EXPLOS PLASTIC FABRIC. SYN LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIP YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BU KNIT FABRICS. KNITT MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHI WOMEN'S. MISSES'! C CLOTHING' ACCESSOR LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INORGANIC CHEMICALS. IVES. ETC THETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. 5! POUDERS' DETERGENTS . TTONS! ETC.) ING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. NG! FURN. (EXC. SHOES! . HILDREN'S' INFANTS' lES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES .... EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS . . . . SPR.' ETC.). flour. related products Sugar (refined) dried fruits groceries' except as specified. . peanuts. roasted nuts (edible. unshelled) miscellaneous food products . . . cotton (raw). including linters . grains (corn. wheat' oats' barley. sorghum grains)' beans' etc. . . livestock (except horses' mules). HIDES. SKINS' PELTS TOBACCO (LEAF) WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. 3 927 992 3 446 470 3 927 992 52 538 31 787 1 452 117 013 4 946 7 391 3 424 21 625 28 160 55 659 4 475 12 039 61 328 1 747 6 818 51 094 6 641 6 083 32 540 25 899 1 057 1 116 1 047 12 125 33 165 97 557 16 765 44 453 37 362 17 520 229 738 84 250 5 770 49 408 6 735 3 662 70 609 5 398 1 976 2 341 20 636 10 912 1 961 92 934 394 407 3 570 235 57 990 1 068 2 502 868 44 733 217 712 10 678 100 724 4 319 89 467 6 909 15 413 10 239 57 477 87.7 100.0 1.3 .8 (Z) 3.0 .1 .2 .1 .6 • 1 • 3 1.6 (Z) .2 1.3 .2 • 2 (Z) (Z) (Z) .3 5.8 2.1 • 1 1.3 • 2 .1 1.8 • 2 ■ 1 • 1 .5 .3 (Zl 2.4 (Z! (Z) • 1 (Z) 1.5 (Z) .1 (Z) 1.1 (Zl (Z) .3 PHILADELPHIA. PA. -N.J. (CONTINUED) 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5086220 5085300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 HARDWARE. COOKSTOVE PAINTERS' WARM-AIR ELECTRICA EOUIPMEN WET HEAT RADIATOR PLUMBING CENTRAL A COHMERCIA AIR CONDI PARTS (I 1 SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) SUPPLIES HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . L RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING (EXC. PORTABLE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' S. UNIT HEATERS. C0NVECT0R5. ETC.) FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . IR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. L REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT TIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.. NC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EOUIPMENT-HOSE . TANKS. VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS. COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EOPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS . . . . ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIEb (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC. PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS' AND EOPT. POULTRY EOUIPHENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . DENTAL E CHURCH E SCHOOL E SURGICAL SUPPLIE OPHTHALM SCIENTIF OPHTHAL OTHER SC SUPPLIE BEAUTY CUSTODIA LAUNDRY' QUIPMENT' SUPPLIES QUIPMENT. SUPPLIES QUIPMENT. SUPPLIES MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SI ORTHOPEDIC APPLI A,\-CES IC PRODUCTS IC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND MIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . lENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' S BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . (JANITORS') SUPPLIES DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHEDI (FLAT) 33 130 89 14 735 11 089 .8 (Zl .4 .3 1 099 (Zl 30 229 57 987 10 159 10 809 .8 1.5 .3 .3 6 035 .2 5 600 8 333 1 934 .1 .2 (Zl 16 147 142 .4 (Zl 1 324 (Zl 3 153 .1 29 545 4 066 21 222 .8 .1 .5 10 995 .3 25 718 415 3 092 .7 (Z) .1 386 7 851 11 609 9 387 (Zl .2 .3 •2 24 315 11 830 .6 .3 6 869 3 374 .2 .1 1 308 9 766 5 354 14 750 1 Ul 42 242 12 837 (Zl .2 .1 .4 (Z) 1.1 .3 1 989 .1 23 405 4 125 6 627 .5 .1 .2 13 435 5 364 .3 .1 17 130 ,4 4 855 6 643 11 002 13 690 .1 .2 .3 .3 2 212 1 149 621 590 6 239 1 504 4 502 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) ,1 4 594 524 24 809 .1 (Zl .6 349 4 264 47 780 (Zl .1 1.2 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-58 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued D. Philadelphia, Pa,- N.J., SMSA (Data are shown tor the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler salesi Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total PHILADELPHIA. PA. -N.J. (CONTINUED! 5091213 IRON AND STEEL WII^E. WIRE PRODUCTS 5091214 IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING 5091215 CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING 5091216 IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPEI 5091217 OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 5091218 ALLOY STEEL 5091219 STAINLESS STEEL 5091311 COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY I MILL PRODUCTS 5091312 OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . 5091313 ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC 5091314 NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSl MINERALS. ORES . . 5093121 PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY 5093122 UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP 5093123 1 ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES! . 5093211 1 ALUMINUM SCRAP 5093212 SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY 5093213 SCRAP LEAD 5093214 ZINC SCRAP 5093215 OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP 5093220 WASTE PAPER 5093230 WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . 5093290 OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.! 5094110 CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO 5095110 I BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS 50952111 SPIRITS ( I i-iC . NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING! 5095212 WINES 5096111' PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS 5096112, ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . 50962111 INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.!. . 5096212 PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) 5096213 PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD 50963111 STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATES. 5096312 SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.! . . 5096313' GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . 5097110 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 5097120 OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . 5097210 1 CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC! 5097221 ! CURTAINS. DRAPERIES 5097222 HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS 5097230 FLOOR COVERINGS 5097292 MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES 5097293 KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOHEWARES 5096110 LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) 5098130 PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD! 5098141 SHINGLES 5098142 WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . 5098143 METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) 5098144 VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS 5098211 BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES 5098212 CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO 5098213 SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE 5098220 GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) 5096231 ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES! 5098232 INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . 5098291 WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD 5098292 PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES 5098293 CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE 5098294 READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE 5098295 PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS 5098296 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER 5098297 ADHESIVES. MASTICS 5098298 STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK! 5096299 OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS 5099110 PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS 37 574 1 533 22 853 934 13 390 29 439 2 329 11 644 19 735 12 644 59 455 6 381 2 896 3 639 9 049 1 864 4 624 9 261 24 396 4 957 111 682 113 866 33 189 32 134 57 937 618 57 738 15 820 8 306 21 246 1 838 5 767 9 172 15 820 7 348 4 586 12 518 475 49 894 343 11 469 91 974 25 305 958 31 205 7 450 2 325 1 946 650 11 986 16 424 4 835 9 377 780 5 914 336 1 875 1 133 1 383 99 11 437 11 104 1.0 (21 1.8 .2 .1 .1 .2 (Z) .1 .2 .6 2.8 2.9 1.5 (2! 1.5 .2 .5 (Z) • 1 • 2 .2 .1 • 3 (2) 1.3 (2! .3 2.3 .6 (21 .8 .2 • 1 (Zl (2) • 3 .1 .2 (21 .2 (2! (Z) (Zl (Zl (Zl .3 .3 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099532 5099650 5099560 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099592 5099593 5099594 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099900 PHILADELPHIA. PA. -N.J. (CONTINUED! SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILORENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC I . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD! FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS ■ HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC ■ OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 11 913 19 000 1 582 141 6 762 19 348 1 556 18 780 6 652 2 117 7 158 850 2 498 20 478 9 159 10 096 43 382 12 213 2 735 797 19 465 8 346 31 110 5 343 484 13 090 950 1 952 3 222 10 217 140 20 465 Slandarii Notes Represents zero (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-59 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued E. San Francisco- Oakland. Calif., SMSA (Oala are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas ano iiie 15 sianoard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wliolesaier salesl Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total SAN FRANCI SCO-OAKLAND 1 CALIF. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 501«100 5022210 5022230 1 5026100 5029110 5029120 ' 5029130 5029140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 50353U0 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5016100 5016100 5017100 501B100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 50U9970 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5065100 5072210 AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKS. TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NEW PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN. 5. MISSES.. CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES . . . BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS .... FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS .... SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED. PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED). . . . MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS . . COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BAI -^ SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC. . LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES. MULES) HIDES. SKINS. PELTS PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON. FLAXSEED. ETC OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUiPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SHALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS . ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. HARDWARE ACCESSORIES. 3 656 050 3 161 151 3 656 050 86 006 19 090 150 121 870 3 559 11 206 3 722 15 677 28 170 71 591 2 523 6 780 63 115 350 61 13 520 7 317 5 939 3 732 21 109 28 893 1 560 576 171 5 557 1 660 38 799 7 930 31 153 25 202 17 213 121 716 68 637 3 129 127 272 99 861 2 166 93 916 1 811 778 180 13 315 12 116 11 372 67 082 77 5 806 21 972 6 112 36 757 1 191 5 620 21 5 231 128 91 597 1 232 113 022 11 121 2 385 11 079 50 861 'lOO.O 86.5 100.0 2.1 .5 (Z) • 1 • 2 1.7 IZ) IZ) .1 .2 • 2 • 1 .6 • 6 .1 (Z) (Z) • 2 .1 3.1 1.9 • 1 3.5 2.7 • 1 2.6 .1 IZ) (Z) .1 .3 .3 1.8 (2) .2 .7 • 2 (Z) .2 (Z) .1 (Z) 2.5 • 1 3.1 .3 1.1 1.1 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND. CALIF. (CONTINUED) 5072220 COOKSTOVES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) 5072230 PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 5071110 WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EOPT.. SUPPLIES. . 5071120 ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) 5071200 WET HEAT EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) 5071300 PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . 5077110 CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EOPT.. 5077120 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 5077130 AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EOPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) 5081100 OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT 5081210 COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. 5081220 CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . 5061310 STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) 5081320 SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) 5081330 STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) 5081100 OIL MARKETING EOUIPMENT-HOSE . TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. 5082100 CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5083100 FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . 5083200 GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EOPT. 5063300 MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) 5063500 OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT 5083600 ' PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . 5083910 I INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES 5083920 USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EOUIPMENT . . 5083930 OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EOUIPMENT 5081200 [ BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . 5081300 ' INDUSTRIAL VALVES ANO FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) 5081100 WELDING EQPT. ANO SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . 5081500 I RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS 5061910 , ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS 5061920 INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING 5061930 MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS 5081910 I ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE 5081950 BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . 5081960 PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS 5061970 OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . 5065110 GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . 5065120 FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) 5066100 DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5066210 CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5066220 SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5066300 SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES 5086100 OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS 5086500 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . 5086900 OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES 5087100 BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . 5087200 CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES 5087300 LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . 5087100 SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS 5067500 MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT 5087910 TAILORS' SUPPLIES 5067920 MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . 5067930 UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS. SUPPLIES 5087910 OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. 5086100 AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . 5066200 SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT ANO PARTS 5088910 RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 5088920 MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (EXC. AUTOMOTIVE) 5091111 COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) 5091112 COKE 5091211 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . 2 1 111 10 816 1 270 5 006 51 528 5 161 10 139 2 378 7 185 17 656 3 026 3 726 1 068 1 506 3 553 15 501 3 120 17 262 (Z) (Z) .3 .1 1.5 .1 .2 (Z) (Z) .1 1.2 .1 1.3 20 752 .6 720 (Z) 2 062 .1 1 035 .1 2 911 .1 6 953 .2 9 596 .3 13 139 ,1 5 350 .1 17 278 .5 ' 013 .1 151 (Z) 5 120 .1 6 823 .2 1 639 (Z) 509 (Z) 33 153 .9 13 870 • 1 10 610 .3 7 511 .2 3 212 .1 6 630 .2 26 370 .7 5 215 .1 12 058 .3 5 912 .2 7 307 .2 11 220 .3 11 260 .1 2 016 • 1 5 727 .2 11 (Z) 62 (Z) 3 398 .1 631 (Z) 19 585 .5 10 005 .3 1 039 IZ) 76 (Z) 56 (Z) 719 (Z) 6 957 .2 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-60 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued E. San Francisco- Oakland, Calif.. SMSA (Data are shown lor the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Coiniiiod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total SAN FRANCISC0-04KLANDI CALIF. (CONTINUED) 5091212 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS IFLAT) 5091213 IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS 5091214 IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING 5091215 CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING 5091216 IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING lEXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) 5091217 OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 5091218 ALLOY STEEL 5091219 STAINLESS STEEL 5091311 COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS 5091312 OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . 5091313 ALUMINUM SHAPES' FORMS' ETC 509131« NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM' COPPER' BRASS' PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . . 5093121 PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY 5093122 1 UNPREPARED IRON' STEEL SCRAP 5093123 ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . 5093211 ' ALUMINUM SCRAP 5093212 SCRAP COPPER' COPPER BASE ALLOY 5093213 SCRAP LEAD 509321« ZINC SCRAP 5093215 OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP 5093220 WASTE PAPER 5093230 WASTE RAGS' TEXTILE WASTE' WIPING CLOTHS. . 5093290 1 OTHER WASTE MATERIALS' SCRAP (RUBBER' BONES' GLASS' ETC.) 5091110 CIGARETTES' CIGARS' TOBACCO 5095110 1 BEER' FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS 5095211 I SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) 5095212: WINES 5096111 I PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS 5096112; ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . 5096211 INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING' BAGS' ETC.). . 5096212 PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS' FACIAL TISSUES' ETC.) 5096213 PAPERBOARD' BOXBOARD 5096311 STATIONERY' OFFICE SUPPLIES' ARTISTS' MATLS. 5096312 I SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS' ETC.) . . 5096313 1 GREETING CARDS' CHRISTMAS CARDS' ETC. . . . 5097110 I HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE 5097120 1 OFFICE' COMMERCIAL' BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . 5097210 1 CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) 5097221 I CURTAINS' DRAPERIES 5097222 HOUSEHOLD LINENS' DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS' DRAPERIES) 5097223 SHADES' VENETIAN BLINDS 5097230 FLOOR COVERINGS 5097292 MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES 5097293 KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES 5096110 LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) 5098130 PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) 5096111 SHINGLES 5098142 WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . 5098143 METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING' ETC.) 5098144 VENEER' OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS 5096211 BRICK' BLOCK' TILE' CLAY SEWER PIPE' FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES 5098212 CEMENT' LIME' PLASTER' STUCCO 5096213 SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE 5098220 GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) . . . 5096231 ROOFING' SIDING' RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) 5096232 INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . 5096291 WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD 5098292 PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES 5096293 CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE 5096294 READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE 5098295 PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS 5098296 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER 5096297 ADHESIVES' MASTICS 5098296 STRUCTURAL IRON' STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) 5096299 OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS 36 734 26 806 26 362 2 255 20 860 1 073 2 961 0 172 1 001 4 577 8 318 12 878 30 595 1 629 455 1 609 3 685 991 719 4 973 b 223 3 437 1 100 74 584 54 716 173 278 26 350 39 033 3 131 49 170 17 481 2 383 20 021 1 197 2 014 12 589 19 566 3 897 5 522 1 009 53 215 372 31 210 132 688 25 334 2 630 19 518 2 511 102 11 410 1 964 1 481 8 280 15 370 3 085 8 067 5 285 2 060 1 113 591 699 412 118 9 000 1.0 .7 .3 (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) • 2 .1 (Z) 2.0 1.5 1.1 .1 1.3 .5 .1 .5 (Z) • 1 • 3 .5 (Z) 1.5 (Z) • 9 3.6 .7 • 1 .5 • 1 (Z) .3 .1 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z> (Z) (Z) .2 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND' CALIF. (CONTINUED) PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS' GAMES' FIREWORKS' CHILORENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE' STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER' INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN' COTTON SEED' FISH' MEAT' ETC.) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA' OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS' PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. . LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. . BARRELS' BOXES' BOX SHOCKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED' LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 17 679 32 910 29 362 255 810 787 6 815 20 870 10 507 24 150 2 363 7 310 7 435 2 758 3 803 13 604 18 927 4 405 20 110 460 8 631 11 133 3 153 22 754 2 107 9 153 i 3 377 I 1 700 3 330 2 036 4 362 29 837 944 472 19 387 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-61 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued F. Boston, Mass., SMSA (Data are shown lor the 2 standard consohdated areas and the 13 standard metropolrtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line BOSTON 1 MASS. T0T*L REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES' MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKS' TRUCK TRACTORS' TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NE* AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBESl USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOPT.. TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS' GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC . I GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NEW PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BI0L0GICAL5 PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . • . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC PLASTIC FABRIC' SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS . . . NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS- CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR ... . . DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD IFREsH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS IMINRL.' SPR.' ETC. SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LiNTERS GRAINS ICORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD FLAYERS N0NC0N50LE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) Sales Amount ($1,000) 3 390 396 2 929 643 3 390 396 38 384 7 636 238 79 509 4 879 7 383 3 548 15 209 620 7 221 51 075 7 676 3 545 59 830 9 494 2 392 25 605 27 727 445 3 035 952 5 297 78 245 36 945 11 024 32 805 23 391 48 551 254 668 75 956 6 958 47 251 9 907 3 785 56 659 4 198 71 117 16 527 5 706 353 64 637 437 5 506 25 966 1 470 5 553 19 157 253 331 55 65 508 353 80 474 6 415 19 281 5 306 53 224 38 760 3 2 264 12 845 Percent of total 100.0 86.4 100.0 1.1 .2 IZ) .5 1.2 (Z) .2 1.5 .2 • 1 .8 IZ) • 1 12) .2 2.3 1.1 .3 1.0 1.4 7.5 2.2 .2 1.4 .3 .1 2.0 • 1 IZ) IZ) .5 .2 IZ) 1.9 iZ) • 2 (Z) .2 .6 7.5 IZ) 1.9 IZ) 2.4 .2 .6 .2 1.6 1.1 Commod- ity line code 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5061400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5064920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5085220 5086300 5086400 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5067400 5067500 5067910 5087920 5087930 5088100 5088200 5088910 5088920 509 1111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 Broad commodity line BOSTON' MASS. (CONTINUED) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES IBOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS I INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY ICOHMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES lEXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EOPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS lEXC. Pi-UMBING AND OIL MA)<KETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES IINCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES IBOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT- SUPPLIES I ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS lEXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES BEAUTY' BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL IJANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT lEXC. AUTOMOTIVE) COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS ISEMI-F INI SHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS I FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT' WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 20 513 40 603 3 980 7 092 .5 1.2 .1 .2 4 500 7 456 2 953 1 912 .1 .2 .1 .1 9 073 4 .3 1Z> 6 703 .2 2 218 .1 30 657 3 752 23 376 .9 .1 .7 3 690 .1 29 465 54 4 401 .9 IZ) .1 797 IZ) 5 461 17 620 10 114 .2 .5 .3 7 633 5 943 1 896 4 140 .2 .2 .1 .1 1 076 5 063 8 534 IZ) .1 .3 9 130 459 22 204 7 877 .3 IZ) .7 .2 5 655 6 309 477 7 649 .2 .2 IZ) .2 24 323 3 577 .7 .1 19 843 .5 6 343 4 809 3 853 9 715 10 757 4 446 31 345 5 569 .2 .1 .1 .3 .3 .1 IZ) IZ) .2 489 IZ) 5 116 197 .2 IZ) 53 12 421 1 356 11 877 11 168 IZ) .4 IZ) .4 .3 20 540 2 225 .6 .1 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-62 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued F. Boston, Mass., SMSA (Dala are shown lot Ihe 2 standafd consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad coirmodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 50932 It 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 509«110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5095211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5096130 50981«1 5098112 50981U3 5098111 5096211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099191 5099210 BOSTON I MASS. (CONTINUEDI OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS' ETC NONFERROUS METALS lEXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi BRASS. PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUiTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIESI . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING! WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags. etc.). . personal service papers (toweling. cups. facial tissues. etc.) paperboard. boxboard stationery. office supplies. artists' matls shipping supplies (gummed labels. etc.) . . greeting cards. christmas cards. etc. . . . household furniture office. commercial. business furniture. . . china. glassware. crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains. draperies household linens. domestics (exc. curtains. draperies) shades. venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors. lamps. picture frames kitchen utensils. kitchen tools. miscellaneous homewares lumber (rough. dressed. finished) plywood (inc. chipboard and particle board) shingles wood millwork (doors. cabinets. etc.) . . . metal millwork (doors. windows. cabinets. weather stripping. molding. etc.) veneer. other wood products brick. block. tile. clay sewer pipe. flue linings. refractories cement. lime. plaster. stucco sand. gravel. crushed stone glass (flat. brick. etc. i roofing. siding. rain carrying equipment (exc. wood shingles) insulation materials and insulation board . wallboard and hardboard prefabricated structural assemblies. including mobile homes concrete products. building stone ready or transit mixed concrete plastic building materials Building and construction paper adhesives. mastics structural iron. steel (exc. roofing and millwork) other building materials photographic goods sporting. athletic goods. bicycles toys. games. fireworks. childrens vehicles billards. pool. bowling equipment. supplies theatre. studio eqpt. (exc. photographic! . other recreation. hobby goods books. magazines. printed materials . . . . 1 888 8 788 17 711 1 050 11 375 9 512 8 170 18 992 6 091 5 252 2 701 12 793 1 611 1 210 2 587 11 791 31 571 15 513 77 581 30 720 8J 070 16 173 23 206 821 35 080 21 838 11 318 27 662 1 275 3 852 11 575 21 268 5 919 1 139 8 511 1 510 31 870 285 17 723 69 900 17 668 2 179 20 181 1 909 27 13 287 3 837 1 008 5 710 5 515 3 623 2 162 2 595 811 75 1 906 337 2 873 32 1 512 13 931 11 909 11 709 9 1 031 1 113 30 757 • 3 .5 (Z) .3 .3 .1 .1 (Z) (Z) 2.1 .5 .7 (Z) 1.0 (Zl • 1 .3 .7 .2 .1 .3 .1 1.0 (Z) (Z) .2 .1 • 1 • 1 (Z) (Z) • 1 (Z) • 1 (Z) .1 (Z) (Z! (Z! .9 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099520 5099531 5099532 5099650 5099660 5099570 5099580 5099591 5099692 5099693 5099591 5099695 5099599 5099700 5099900 BOSTON. MASS. (CONTINUEDI FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS ( MEALS— ALFALFA i SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (ExC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOOKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS. SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 3 333 315 113 152 1 606 10 382 15 718 13 759 8 156 38 190 8 519 2 726 675 21 119 E 208 1 118 5 178 1 885 1 191 1 101 35 080 967 18 551 3 Standard Notes. Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0,05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-63 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers- G. -SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued Detroit, IVIich., SMSA (Data are shown lof the 2 standatd consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with ttte largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 501J110 5013120 5013130 50131«0 5013150 5014100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035340 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5O499S0 5049960 5049970 5049980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064 HO 5064120 5064130 5064140 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 DETROIT" MICH. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . • COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES" MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS" TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES] USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQPT.i TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES. ETC GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP E(3UIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NE* PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS" OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS" POWDERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD" BUTTONS" ETC . I KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS" OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S" BOYS" CLOTHING" FURN. (EXC. SHOES I . WOMEN"S" MISSES'" CHILDREN'S. INFANTS- CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S" CHILDREN'S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES" OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH" STORAGE I POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH" SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN" EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS" PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED" BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL." SPR." ETC.) SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE" UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAINS (CORN" WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY" SORGHUM GRAINS)" BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL" MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED" OIL NUTS" OIL KERNELS (COTTON" FLAXSEED" ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES" CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES" TELEVISION SETS" CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD FLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES" SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 3 068 267 2 628 925 3 068 267 27 676 20 004 488 125 692 6 107 2 701 4 342 17 483 28 615 50 969 968 10 829 36 372 152 5 939 13 787 2 410 6 8 642 6 885 519 1 3 267 522 37 027 20 094 29 825 24 762 22 508 164 194 63 064 11 793 37 072 5 547 740 34 772 7 625 13 129 7 188 6 639 675 32 899 1 031 14 11 035 138 1 087 2 278 62 57 95 105 82 408 547 87 946 7 645 13 782 3 504 22 194 39 181 62 1 474 85.7 100.0 .7 (Z) 2.0 (Zl 1.2 IZ) .2 .4 .1 IZ) .3 (Z) IZ) (Zl 1.2 .3 (Zl (Z) .2 .2 IZ) 1.1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.7 (Z) .1 .7 1.3 (Z) (Z) 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084950 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5086220 5085400 5086500 5085900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 508B100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 DETROIT" MICH. (CONTINUED) WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA" GLASSWARE" CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE" SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER" BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EUUIPMENT-HOSE " TANKS" VALVES" FITTINGS" PUMPS" COMPRESSORS" ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS" CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL" OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES IINCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER" LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE" CORDAGE" TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS" ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . . FARM" DAIRY MACHINERY" PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL" HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY" BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAi. (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT" AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP" BOAT" MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE" WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLAT" WIRE" PIPE AND TUBING 18 050 318 5 32 4 3 729 642 932 539 5 4 10 1 750 894 611 955 4 919 310 32 991 2 678 24 094 8 427 36 124 17 2 442 2 074 16 141 6 472 17 575 22 224 12 987 4 134 12 770 5 941 12 430 978 1 859 122 56 783 7 909 3 311 5 724 503 5 505 21 984 3 447 5 044 1 895 11 359 8 315 9 344 4 490 2 229 90 184 2 006 722 1 924 3 439 10 5 351 195 21 564 29 111 13 990 58 275 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Nol available. (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-64 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued G. Detroit, Mich., SMSA (Oala are shown lot the 2 slandard consolidaled areas and Ihe 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas willi ttie largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad cormnoiiity line DETROIT. MICH. ICONTINUED) CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON ANC STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLYI MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS. MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE, PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS Sales Amount ($1,000) 1 505 26 052 11 692 32 623 «1 818 8 9 802 2« 268 9 999 lU 952 1 078 5 690 13 1U8 4 B88 1 238 U 276 11 553 13 71'» 98 886 87 837 119 226 9 358 35 525 2 112 26 124 8 507 502 17 380 1 004 I 1 656 5 479 6 107 : 1 450 j 1 720 1 I 8 689 204 29 135 3 449 17 862 59 787 24 863 10 742 3 738 16 620 11 132 10 465 25 779 3 876 4 579 Percent of total 165 050 942 331 095 611 12 918 11 368 7 610 16 657 2 258 471 1 493 1.1 1.4 (2) .3 .5 tZ) .2 .4 .2 (Z) 1.2 .1 .9 .3 (Z) .6 (Z) .1 .2 .3 (Zl 1.9 .8 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 I 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099695 5099699 5099700 5099900 (Z) (Z) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line DETROIT. MICH. (CONTINUED) BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. . PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS. SUPPLIES. ETC. . LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. . BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC . OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALi-PAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS. SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER VEGETABLE OILS (COTTON SEED. LINSEED) . . . MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS. MATERIALS . OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS Sales Amount ($1,000) 12 985 2 479 78 2 373 6 390 1 079 8 1 800 11 192 7 458 6 885 7 385 11 447 1 616 186 21 464 15 697 580 1 997 341 327 716 1 176 4 13 451 2 458 24 301 Percent of total Slandard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percenl. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-65 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued H. Minneapohs-St. Paul, Minn., SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Comnaod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 50131«0 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 50291«0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035320 5035330 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5047100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059910 5059930 5062310 5052320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 HINNE4P0LIS-ST. PAULi MINN. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COHHODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES' MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKS' TRUCK TRACTORS' TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EOPT.. TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS' GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC' INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS' EXPLOSIVES' ETC LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS • YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC . I KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS. MEN'S' EOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'' CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RAW AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.' ETC.) SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED. . . PEANUTS' ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS . . . . GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC. . . . LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES). . HIDES' SKINS' PELTS PEANUTS' UNROASTEO OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES) . ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES' SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOkSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC. OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT. ' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' I RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) 2 115 572 2 705 517 1 162 20 912 699 90.1 100.0 .2 .8 (Z) 81 306 I 2 767 j 2 129 1 166 21 989 21 711 36 310 2 119 15 033 18 726 11 105 ; 8 330 1 128 1 528 21 891 21 190 715 11 771 3 151 7 101 151 691 1 065 7 010 19 355 909 98 159 50 117 1 067 32 175 3 059 159 19 132 3 926 1 191 163 5 282 3 731 828 77 190 227 5 617 296 755 3 711 1 328 18 19 3.0 .1 .3 1.3 (Z) (Z) • 1 .3 5.7 (Z) .3 .7 (Z) 3.6 1.9 .2 1.2 .1 (Z) 1.8 .1 .1 (Z) .2 (Z) 2.9 (Z) .2 11.0 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5085220 5085300 5086100 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 18 131 1.8 5088200 1 837 .1 5091111 70 113 2.6 5091112 5 537 .2 5091211 5091212 23 096 .9 5091213 3 562 .1 5091211 26 135 1.0 53 186 2.0 5091215 2 (Z) 5091215 2 179 .1 5091217 10 813 .1 5091218 330 (Z) 5091219 5091312 8 117 .3 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL' MINN. (CONTINUED! PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COH|---EKC I AL ) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING' RECORDING' CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INK5 OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . 39 518 1 117 1 576 2 082 2 871 11 785 33 109 8 051 13 725 8 061 13 112 1 121 1 279 680 7 085 1 695 8 375 5 319 1 732 1 031 3 531 387 1 271 281 20 51 19 157 5 351 17 112 1 179 1 053 8 718 20 511 1 193 1 288 6 073 1 529 5 079 1 598 1 652 727 2 815 171 5 816 3 930 6 565 315 292 15 913 1 693 17 601 983 5 197 1 596 908 10 701 7 531 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-66 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued H, MinneapolisSt. Paul, Minn., SIVISA (Data ate shown (or the 1 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard melropohtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler salesi Comt^iod- ity line coile Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5096231 5098232 I 5098291 ' 5098292 5098293 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 509919U 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 MINNEAPOHS-ST. PAULi MINN. (CONTINUED) ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERF^OUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi SRASSi PRECIOUS MET4LSI MINERALSi ORES . . PREPAFiEC (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL! IRONi STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRONi STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES] . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPERi COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP *ASTE PAPER WASTE RASSi TEXTILE WASTE. *IPIN(B CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS! SCRAP (RUBBERi BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS" LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED] PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD] SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.] . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.] ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS" POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC] . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH, MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . 175 11 271 2 067 161 1 571 1 260 1 191 171 1 117 993 1 611 65 19 812 31 652 101 713 5 215 26 691 617 22 129 a 211 1 099 9 971 95 3 723 15 118 11 265 2 991 1 210 113 27 165 3 150 27 298 55 961 19 166 388 21 105 5 039 10 2 881 558 525 5 165 11 627 12 822 5 173 2 987 1 300 2 152 881 693 909 10 28B 9 107 30 301 27 110 368 107 121 2 907 8 527 12 611 52 227 23 211 • 2 (Z) .2 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) 1.8 1.2 3.8 .2 1.0 (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) .1 .6 (Z) 1.0 .1 1.0 2.1 .7 (Zl .2 IZ) .1 (Z) (Z) .2 .5 • 2 .1 (Zl • 1 (Z) (Z) .3 1.1 1.0 IZ) (Z) (Z] .1 .3 .5 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL. MINN. (CONTINUED) 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES . . . . PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS. SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS. MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 21 692 , 3 017 1 659 11 061 1 590 1 515 87 126 3. 3 637 1 813 13 370 I 127 (Z 3 878 , 1 091 (Z 870 (Z 375 (Z 2 259 11 790 211 (Z 3 568 • 16 083 , standard Notes Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-67 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued I. St. Louis. Mo.-IIL, SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad comrrodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total ST. LOUIS' HO. -ILL. TOTAL , . . . REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES! MOTORCYCLESi ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS' TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES] USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS' EQPT.' TIRES' TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES' REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS' GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES' ETC.] GARAGE TOOLS' SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES' NE* PHARMACEUTICALS' ANTIBIOTICS' DRUGGIST CHEMICALS' BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS' TOILETRIES' DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS' VARNISHES' LACQUERS' ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS' FATS' OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS' CHIPS' POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING' FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS' RA* AND DRESSED MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S> CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) HEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES . . . BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED. . PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS . . . COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS . GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS. ETC. . . LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOFS' NOILS) PEANUTS' UNROASTED OIL SEED' OIL NUTS' OIL KERNELS (COTTON' FLAXSEED' ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS. ACCESSORIES. 1 936 973 2 220 791 46 968 11 503 1 023 BO 812 3 685 3 493 4 222 14 746 1 235 7 378 26 416 661 165 4 238 9 581 1 799 33 17 696 20 285 407 239 4 283 4 627 16 977 17 832 2 454 16 975 12 994 7 277 84 580 36 286 6 214 67 252 5 488 362 20 581 11 652 481 38 7 243 6 065 472 44 412 72 3 218 1 110 12 039 141 408 23 265 7 394 247 69 17 603 50 202 611 60 895 3 375 9 169 7 293 12 079 87.2 100.0 2.1 .5 (Z) 3.6 .2 .2 • 2 .7 .1 .3 1.2 (Z) (Z) .2 • 4 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 .2 .7 .3 3.8 1.6 .3 3.0 .2 (2) .9 .5 (Z) (Z) .3 .3 (Z) 2.0 (Z) .1 (Z) .5 6.4 1.0 .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.3 (Z) 5072210 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5063910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 509 1111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 ST. LOUIS' MO. -ILL. (CONTINUED) HARDWARE PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS. VALVES. FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPHENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL HACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPHENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPHENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING HACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT HACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS It^DUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS. SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPHENT' SUPPLIES . . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS. AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPHENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. HEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPHENT. SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY. DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPHENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS. SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING 25 077 839 8 398 232 3 159 29 368 5 500 6 397 3 135 5 087 6 478 2 158 6 512 534 1 836 ' 1 908 31 020 4 603 26 140 1.1 (Z) ,4 .1 1.3 .2 .3 (Z) .1 .1 1.4 .2 1.2 14 364 317 2 108 .6 (Z) .1 269 7 303 3 292 4 812 (Z) .3 ,1 .2 5 492 4 849 1 980 .2 .2 .1 2 421 .1 16 5 854 1 874 10 622 360 17 252 4 281 (Z) .3 .1 .5 (Z) .8 .2 7 103 3 742 .3 .2 1 402 5 882 .1 .3 14 610 1 340 .7 .1 10 053 4 503 4 460 4 289 3 935 945 .5 .2 .2 .2 .2 (Z) 264 1 748 253 957 14 687 (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) .7 2 149 583 720 6 510 1 733 .1 (Z) (Z) .3 .1 12 513 2 578 .6 .1 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-68 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963-continued I. St. Louis, Mo.-IIL, SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091215 5091216 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5095211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 1 5098110 ' 5098130 I 5098141 5098142 1 5096143 j ! 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 ST. LOUISi MO. -ILL. (CONTINUED) CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBINS IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING ( EXC . CAST IRON SOIL PIPE! OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RoBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS. MATES, SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLAROS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . 522 14 934 2 709 3 892 9 325 5 105 30 145 3 323 30 986 4 028 1 042 3 732 10 650 1 956 1 202 2 597 5 042 11 053 4 224 82 604 28 032 58 218 9 482 29 804 245 18 549 13 825 4 927 8 445 825 6 747 7 045 7 946 1 645 4 785 5 885 7 29 645 279 7 058 30 763 7 888 52 15 925 8 155 104 5 589 1 954 1 232 4 984 13 543 4 990 3 225 1 140 1 018 179 474 709 234 1 626 4 012 4 275 33 085 6 652 5 355 (Z) .2 .5 .1 .1 • 1 • 2 .5 • 2 3.7 1.3 (Z) .8 .1 .2 .3 (Z) 1.3 (Zl .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Zl .2 .2 1.5 .3 (Z) (Z) 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099650 5099660 5099570 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099694 5099599 5099700 5099800 5099900 ST. LOUIS. MO. -ILL. (CONTINUED) OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) .... SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 1 HI 9 725 5 007 6 128 332 7 347 6 477 3 046 2 432 12 459 3 884 4 782 32 483 24 4 323 5 175 18 215 7 571 28 743 86 213 499 409 7 249 625 235 Standard Notes Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-69 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued J. Houston, Tex., SMSA iDala are shown lot the 2 slandajd consolidated areas and the 13 slandaid metropolitan slalislical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total HOUSTON. TEX. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLES! ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORS> TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBESI USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC. I GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BI0L0GICAL5 PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC . I KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARiiiS. OTHER DRY GDS. HEN. Si BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES! . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS . . COFFEE TEA BERRIES FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (HINRL.. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS .... FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS .... SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED. . PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS . . . COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTER5 . GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC. . . LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES). HIDES. SKINS. PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS' NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOK5T0VES. SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.. SUPPLIES. . 2 150 285 1 918 530 2 150 285 16 mil 800 57 64 061* 1 768 2 672 2 339 9 841 2 485 4 734 24 338 313 28 560 7 590 2 996 1 191 1 092 2 939 3 381 3 1 299 582 12 980 4 036 6 579 10 745 4 525 50 932 27 625 3 267 84 199 17 776 3 419 22 402 1 365 195 573 4 997 6 910 1 748 51 129 143 10 1 231 124 110 8 763 15 753 8 012 4 569 56 53 491 5 609 39 392 2 739 6 447 4 473 15 418 666 12 185 89.2 100.0 (Z) (Z) 3.0 .1 .7 1.1 1.1 (Z) 1.3 .2 (Z) .1 (Z) .6 .2 .3 .5 .2 2.4 1.3 .2 3.9 1.0 .1 (Z) (Z) 2.4 (Z) (Z) • 1 5.8 (Z) .2 (Z) 2.5 .3 (Z! (Z) 5074200 5074300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5086300 5086400 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5037400 5087500 5087910 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 HOUSTON. TEX. (CONTINUED) ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) ETC. SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC). . STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS. PUMPS. COMPRESSORS. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUFPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMI SCIENTIFI OPHTHALM OTHER SCI SUPPLIES BEAUTY. B CUSTODIAL LAUNDRY SHOE REPA MUNICIPA TAILORS' UPHOLSTERI C PRODUCTS C INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND IC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . ENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. ARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . (JANITORS') SUPPLIES DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES IR AND RESOLE MATERIALS ITY SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES ERS' FABRICS. SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHtJACITE) COKE. IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 5091218 ALLOY STEEL 110 296 26 385 6 626 4 955 3 093 1 764 1 562 808 4 899 250 514 9 625 29 747 4 123 24 744 8 383 62 347 437 850 7 700 3 108 8 233 22 HI 8 833 847 3 020 562 2 833 1 883 90 260 26 762 3 406 3 893 3 429 214 3 971 11 652 692 10 139 1 508 3 674 3 303 5 191 732 1 306 12 1 875 67 11 116 850 704 431 13 237 31 502 19 868 69 512 2 823 91 959 4 397 (Zl 1.2 .3 .2 .1 .1 ,1 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) .4 1.4 .2 1.2 .4 2.9 IZ) (Z) .4 .1 .4 1.0 .4 (Zl .1 (Z) (Z) 1.2 .2 ,2 ,2 (Z) .2 .5 (Z) .5 .2 .2 .2 (Z) .1 (Zl ,1 (Z) .5 (Z) (Z) (Z! .6 1.5 .9 4.3 .2 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Percentages may not add due to rounding. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-70 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued J. Houston, Tex., SMSA iDala aie shown lof Ihe 2 standard consolidated areas and ttie 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 509121'; 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5096110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5096211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 HOUSTON. TEX. (CONTINUED) STAINLESS STEEL COPPER *IRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMSi ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPINS CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.] VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. i-lASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) ...... 16 337 320 2 013 1 853 1 538 26 112 2 161 179 1 186 3 616 596 181 3 983 1 815 1 531 826 11 192 12 163 51 875 9 156 10 731 360 7 751 989 118 571 126 183 563 981 1 291 373 2 635 282 22 310 32 6 392 35 767 10 611 2 819 19 317 5 116 1 193 10 800 1 659 905 5 659 11 213 2 618 3 289 151 326 25 326 278 287 1 123 17 923 2 218 13 610 5 163 838 2 263 5 681 5 697 (Z) (Z) .2 .1 (Z) 2.1 2.0 .5 (Z) • 1 IZ) (Z) .3 .3 .1 (2) 1.0 (Z) • 3 1.7 .5 .1 .2 ■ 1 .5 .1 (Z) IZ) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 .8 .1 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 HOUSTON. TEX. (CONTINUED) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES FUNGICIDES. ETC. ( ExC . FERTILIZER) . . . SEEDS HAY. ALFALFA, OTHER FARM SUPPLIES . . . . PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COi-lMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 1 057 2 363 159 1 693 3 018 917 1 031 11 386 69 811 2 009 67 28 1 865 9 037 111 177 819 811 60 6 902 59 107 13 711 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (0) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availahle. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-71 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 —Continued K. Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., SMSA (Data are shown (or the 2 standard consohdaled areas and the 13 standard metropohtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commrxi- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 501U100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 5029110 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5036320 5035310 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019980 5051100 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5062320 5051110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5066100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5071110 5071120 KANSAS CITYi MO.-KANS. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESt MOTORCYCLES' ETC TRUCKS. TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQPT. . TIRESi TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE* PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACOUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES .... EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) HEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS . . . . FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS . . . . SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED. . PEANUTS. ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS . . . COTTON (RAW). INCLUDING LINTERS . GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS!' BEANS' ETC. . . LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES). HIDES. SKINS' PELTS WOOL' MOHAIR (RAW' TOPS' NOILS! . ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD FLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 2 108 292 1 950 091 2 108 292 11 969 9 911 1 013 52 303 1 152 2 691 882 18 920 3 896 5 102 16 916 8 1 258 12 526 3 323 22 15 037 13 755 176 101 100 210 375 093 015 322 WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) J Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure Percentages may not add due to rounding. 869 21 326 11 605 709 31 702 7 906 1 518 11 907 202 7 130 3 291 1 013 893 17 126 93 610 1 681 513 137 27 128 1 310 1 951 31 068 350 38 785 3 868 6 179 1 879 12 912 21 623 378 161 7 271 115 3 092 92.5 100.0 .7 .5 (2) .1 (2) .8 (Z) .1 .6 .2 (Z) .7 (2! (Zl • 1 .1 .5 .1 • 2 .3 (Zl 1.2 2.1 (Z) 1.5 (Z) (Z) (2! .2 • 2 (Z) .8 IZ) (Z) • 2 25.8 1.3 .2 .6 1.2 (2) (Z) .3 (Z) • 1 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086210 5086220 5085300 5086100 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087920 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091312 5091313 KANSAS CITY' MO.-KANS. (CONTINUED! PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.. PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS! OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCAuES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES! OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT! METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER' LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . . GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM. DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESi ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS'! SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND REiOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP' BOAT' MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE' WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT' WIRE' PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES' FORMS' ETC 22 032 6 789 3 Oil 3 007 1 615 3 829 1 309 6 320 75 32 950 5 091 16 Oil 811 5 712 197 1 927 1 108 2 393 7 189 5 553 5 293 5 522 1 291 1 219 207 1 815 1 268 39 168 17 181 7 255 15 795 1 171 33 6 821 9 638 5 585 2 212 139 158 112 9 182 5 508 7 170 8 637 3 917 8 222 13 86 2 161 817 1 310 (NA) Not available (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less tban 0.05 percent. 8-72 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers-SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 K. Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., SMSA iData are showa tor the 2 standard consolidated areas and ttie 13 standard rrretropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) -Continued Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 50981111 5098142 5098113 5096111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 KANSAS CITYi MO.-KANS. (CONTINUEDl NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INOUSTRIALI IRON. STEEL 5CRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIESI . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP dASTE PAPER HASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. HIPINQ CLOTHS. . OTHER HASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) «INES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . ■ . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC . I PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARO STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS, SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS" CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES! SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED! PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABiNETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES! INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVE5. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS" BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLAROS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES" PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED" FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS" INC. INSECTICIDES" FUNGICIDES" ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . 10 633 917 126 528 1 538 187 93 72 3 262 982 862 39 331 22 051 30 191 5 717 18 093 288 11 052 7 070 081 151 512 031 727 063 1 892 1 179 6 817 1 087 22 217 315 9 557 26 573 8 830 672 13 110 1 269 92 211 67 1 118 11 107 2 203 1 810 2 973 282 1 105 860 88 503 1 931 1 826 3 615 1 256 6 270 37 256 1 550 1 570 12 119 11 201 58 629 .5 (Z) (Z) (Z) • 1 (Z> (Z) (Z) .2 (Z) 1.9 1.0 1.1 .3 .9 IZ) .5 1.1 (Z) .5 1.3 .2 (Z) (Z> (Z) • 1 (Z> IZ] .1 • 1 • 2 .5 .3 IZ) IZ) • 1 • 2 2.0 2.0 2.8 Standard Notes; Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 7 728 (NA) Not available 5099330 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099511 5099520 5099631 5099532 5099650 5099650 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 509969U 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 KANSAS CITY. MO.-KANS. ICONTINUED) SEEDS PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES" ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES" CALENDARS" ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES' PULPWOOD" POLES. POSTS. ETC. BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS" RECORDS" SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE" SADDLERY" HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS" MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR" SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 20 270 3 590 9 871 3 203 1 309 121 019 1 099 1 397 25 3 150 225 3 572 882 525 1 985 107 S 555 59 1 918 (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-73 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued L. Dallas, Tex., SMSA (Dala ate shown for the 2 statidard consolidated ateas and the 13 slandatd metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total DALLAS 1 TEX. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES" MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKS! TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE SLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT. . TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES' ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE« PHARMACEUTICALS. AI^TIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS. VARNISHES. LACQUERS. ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. OIL DRILLERS' MUD AND CHEMICALS LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS' DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD' BUTTONS' ETC.) KNIT FABRICS' KNITTING YARNS' OTHER DRY GDS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S' MISSES'! CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' CLOTHING' ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). FUR CLOTHING FURS. RA* AND DRESSED MILLINERY' MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY' UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES' OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN' EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS' PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS' VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.i SPR." ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES' MULES) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS PEANUTS' UNROASTED OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES' MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES' CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES' TELEVISION SETS' CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES' PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES' PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES' SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GAS) PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 2 06* 557 1 831 732 2 061 557 18 718 11 001 2 91 326 5 too 2 93"t 667 6 675 1 266 1 641 16 725 1 005 11 6 171 9 307 8 128 185 8 131 17 370 1 220 101 922 5 550 7 981 22 051 3 809 11 119 10 511 2 630 52 215 38 110 3 617 16 577 10 335 1 131 19 766 129 32 36 1 212 1 253 866 21 013 229 1 603 1 198 103 937 13 190 125 1 182 2 131 369 52 759 11 010 11 898 2 182 6 012 3 517 18 019 26 091 88.7 100.0 .5 (Z) 1.1 .3 • 1 (Z) .3 (Z) (Z) .3 .5 .1 (Zl • 1 (Z) (Z) .3 .1 1.1 .2 .6 .5 2.5 1.9 • 2 2.3 .5 .1 1.0 IZ) IZI .2 12) 1.0 (Z) 5071110 5071120 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083100 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086220 5086300 5086100 5086500 5086900 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087930 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 DALLAS. TEX. (CONTINUED) WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT. . SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (BOILERS. RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EQPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING' FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE' SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY' EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS' CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL' OIL REFINING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS' POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EOPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES' ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC. PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY" PARTS' AND EQPT. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SURGICAL' MEDICAL' HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIESI ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES. . . . OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES AIRCRAFT' AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS' EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE' TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE' TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE! 5091217 OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS 11 393 270 557 23 273 8 117 1 810 5 837 5 156 1 161 2 188 2 122 38 1 989 3 896 29 758 3 665 22 717 5 179 10 378 9 600 1 896 3 912 5 012 6 927 8 732 11 637 1 617 659 1 217 638 2 621 952 310 72 16 927 2 513 16 297 2 010 6 207 13 Oil 6 115 8 130 3 287 3 192 20 311 10 355 981 1 060 25 1 156 25 570 1 602 70 12 2 031 13 280 5 813 15 919 1 726 11 377 615 Standard Notes: - Reuresents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Williheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-74 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued L Dallas, Tex., SMSA (Data are shown tor the 2 standard consotidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091218 5091219 5091311 5091312 5091313 5091314 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5096130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5096231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5096296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 DALLAS 1 TEX. (CONTINUED) ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPESi FORMS' ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM' COPPER. BRASS. PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS. ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL 5CRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP HASTE PAPER HASTE RAGS. TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED HALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS' CHRISTMAS CARDS' ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC] CURTAINS' DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES' VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS' CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING' ETC.). . . • VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT' LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT' BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING' SIDING' RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT lEXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD WALL80ARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE . . . . READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES' MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON' STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS' GAMES' FIREWORKS' CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES THEATRE' STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS .... FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD] 3 834 6 006 10 974 7 579 1 684 9 774 614 337 2 197 HI 753 221 430 318 414 494 57 362 30 677 33 885 7 906 19 157 32 8 863 5 806 525 9 033 334 549 7 415 7 305 1 721 1 281 4 484 656 26 741 357 11 383 29 333 9 461 1 302 13 016 5 526 285 4 970 2 555 72 1 744 11 847 3 016 4 355 2 165 376 1 039 2 051 398 401 73 11 135 9 991 11 006 11 356 161 2 658 624 6 048 1 036 .2 .3 (Z) (2) .5 (Z) (Z) • 1 • 2 (Z) (Z) (Z) 2.6 1.5 .3 (Z) (Z) (Z) • 1 • 1 ■ 2 (Z) 1.3 (Z) 1.4 • 5 .3 (Z) • 2 • 1 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) .5 .6 (Z) .1 (Z) 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099612 5099520 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099593 5099694 5099699 5099700 5099600 5099900 DALLAS' TEX. (CONTINUED) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS — ALFALFA. SOY BEAN COTTON SEED. FISH' MEAT' ETC.) , FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS ■ AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER! ... SEEDS HAY' ALFALFA' OTHER FARM SUPPLIES .... PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS' ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CRUDE OIL FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. LOGS' PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS' ETC. BARRELS' BOXES' BOX SHOOKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER > MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHsUDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 8 768 2 725 2 580 3 292 13 605 12 259 6 232 2 503 23 661 234 410 289 106 557 166 149 820 312 11 1 057 1 276 12 239 115 300 19 533 Standard Notes; Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-75 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued M. Portland, Oreg.-Wash.,SMSA iDala are shown lof the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) CommotJ- ity line code Broad cotrmodlty line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 5011100 5022210 5022230 502B100 5029110 5029120 50291H0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035340 5035100 5039100 5013100 5011110 5011120 5015100 5016100 5017100 5018100 5019200 5019300 5019110 5019120 5019500 5019610 5019620 5019910 5019920 5019930 5019910 5019950 5019960 5019970 5019980 5052100 5059100 5059300 5059910 5059920 5059930 5062310 5062320 5061110 5061120 5061130 5061110 5065100 5072210 5072230 5071110 5071120 PORTLANCi 0F5EG.-W4SH. TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAO COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILESi MOTORCYCLESt ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS. TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES lEXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. EOPT.. TIRES. TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES. REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS. GEN- ERATORS. BATTERIES. ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS. SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES. NE« PHARMACEUTICALS. ANTIBIOTICS. DRUGGIST CHEMICALS. BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS. TOILETRIES. DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC. INORGANIC CHEMICALS. FATS. OILS. EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS. ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. MEN"S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN, (EXC. SHOES) . HOHEN'S. MISSES"" CHILDREN"S" INFANTS" CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN"S" CHILDREN"S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED. BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (HINRL.. SPR.. ETC. SANDWICHES. SNACK ITEMS FLOUR. RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES. EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS. ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE. UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. SORGHUM GRAINS). BEANS. ETC HIDES. SKINS. PELTS WOOL. MOHAIR (RAW. TOPS. NOILS) PEANUTS. UNROASTED OIL SEED. OIL NUTS. OIL KERNELS (COTTON" FLAXSEED" ETC.) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES" MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE PAINTERS" SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) 1 825 108 1 950 512 35 596 17 706 898 51 217 2 578 1 613 1 270 8 213 8 076 23 689 1 091 2 896 16 113 178 212 120 132 3 1 325 151 7 709 818 6 675 11 097 3 212 31 121 22 163 1 010 28 521 6 937 511 16 836 866 51 552 3 191 3 107 862 20 755 211 519 1 065 512 532 1 615 1 885 65 20 71 36 361 1 709 11 630 1 728 9 277 2 161 5 006 IB 779 576 1 821 93.6 100.0 1.8 .9 (Zl 2.8 • 1 1.2 ■ 1 (Z) .3 • 1 • 1 (Z) • 2 (Z) .3 .6 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 .2 (Z) 1.1 (Z) (Z) .2 27.8 .2 (Z) (Z) 1.9 .2 2.1 • 1 .3 1.0 (2) 5071200 5071300 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5081100 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083600 5083910 5083930 5081200 5081300 5081100 5081500 5081910 5081920 5081930 5081910 5081950 5081960 5081970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5086220 5086300 5086100 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087100 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087910 5088100 5088200 5091111 5091112 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091211 5091215 5091216 5091218 5091219 PORTLAND" OREG.-WASH. (CONTINUED) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION E(3PT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES" BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS" VALVES" FITTINGS" PUMPS" COMPRESSORS" ETC. CONSTRUCTION. MINING. LOGGING. ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING. CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EQPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER" LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE. CORDAGE. TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES. CAPS. ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES .... GARDEN MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . . FARM" DAIRY MACHINERY" PARTS. AND EQPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS) DENTAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL" HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC" PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS' SUPPLIES MORTICIANS' GOODS" UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT" AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP" BOAT" MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) COKE IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL 2 23 2 1 556 222 068 680 1 5 395 361 612 711 581 267 1 155 1 923 32 1 11 269 358 111 1 801 3 001 518 10 279 211 6 6 667 180 8 2 1 113 711 371 311 2 3 172 227 191 83 12 1 231 387 231 18 1 1 663 301 715 5 1 717 022 2 219 1 800 1 950 1 029 1 900 73 1 327 2 721 190 5 163 1 169 317 222 19 8 312 6 768 18 969 172 28 238 160 3 869 1 615 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent 8-76 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued M. Portland, Oreg.Wash., SMSA iDala ate shown tor the 2 standard consolrdated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan stalistit^l areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) 5091312 5091313 509131a 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 509B130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5096231 5098232 5096291 5098292 5098293 5098295 5096296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 PORTLANDi ORES. -WASH. (CONTIt^UED) OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . t . ALUMINUf' SHAPES' FORMS" ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUMi COPPERi BRASS' PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALS' ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON' STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER' COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGS' TEXTILE WASTE. WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS' SCRAP (RUBBER' BONES' GLASS' ETC . I CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER' FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS WINES printing and writing papers roll newspaper and rotogravure papers . . . industrial papers (wrapping. bags. etc. i . . personal service papers (toweling. cups' facial tissues' etc.) paperboard' boxboard stationery. office supplies' artists' matls shipping supplies (gummed labels. etc.) . . greeting cards. christmas cards' etc. . . . household furniture office' commercial' business furniture. . . china' glassware' crockery — household (inc. plastic) curtains' draperies household linens' domestics (exc. curtains' draperies! shades' venetian blinds floor coverings mirrors' lamps' picture frames kitchen utensils. kitchen tools. miscellaneous homewares Lumber (rough, dressedi finished) PLYWOOD (INC. chipboard AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING' ETC.) VENEER' OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK' BLOCK' TILE' CLAY SEWER PIPE' FLUE LININGS' REFRACTORIES CEMENT' LIME. PLASTER' STUCCO SAND' GRAVEL' CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT' BRICK' ETC.) ROOFING' SIDING' RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES' INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS' BUILDING STONE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES' MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON' STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS' POOL' BOWLING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES THEATRE' STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION' HOBBY GOODS BOOKS' MAGAZINES' PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS—ALFALFA. SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH' MEAT' ETC.) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS 464 3 220 246 662 940 13 542 884 172 1 912 562 566 30 26 905 16 029 4 484 8 189 1 635 11 840 6 211 282 9 500 55 401 4 319 6 178 1 681 752 520 15 073 6 404 195 934 60 850 928 10 194 732 16 966 908 3 032 1 079 2 590 7 726 1 467 3 411 593 346 662 306 641 535 3 352 1 603 11 844 9 988 198 57 780 9 678 10 866 5 684 13 236 5 842 12 951 (Zl .2 .3 (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) .1 (Zl (Zl .3 (Z) .5 (Z) (Zl • 2 .3 (Z) .8 IZ) 10.0 3.1 (Z) .5 (Z) .9 (Z) .2 .1 .1 (Z) (Z) (Zl (Z) (Z) (Zl .2 • 1 • 6 .5 (Zl (Zl (Zl 5099390 5099410 5099420 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099693 5099694 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 PORTLAND. OREG.-WASH. (CONTINUEDI HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES . . . . PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY' SILVERWARE' TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS' NOVELTIES,' ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES' CALENDARS' ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS' FLORISTS' SUPPLIES' ETC. LOGS' PILES' PULPWOOD' POLES' POSTS' ETC. BARRELS. BOXES' BOX SHOOKS' ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' RECORDS' SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD' BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE' SADDLERY' HARNESS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR' SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 3 375 204 1 702 2 359 801 25 158 4 282 27 440 34 3 815 839 643 644 341 413 89 8 317 32 1 126 11 645 Standard Notes: Represents zero (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicaljle. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-77 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued N. Cleveland, Ohio, SMSA (Oala ate shown lot the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan slalislical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013110 5013120 5013130 5013110 5013150 5014100 5022210 5022230 5028100 5029110 5029120 50291U0 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 50353110 5035H00 5039100 50143100 504H110 50'l'tl20 5045100 50U6100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049980 5052100 5053100 5059100 5059300 5059930 5062310 5062320 5064120 5054130 5064140 5065100 5072210 5072220 5072230 5074110 5074120 CLEVELANDt OHIO TOTAL REPORTED SALES BY BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES! MOTORCYCLES" ETC TRUCKS" TRUCK TRACTORS" TRUCK TRAILERS. . . AUTOMOTIVE GLASS NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" EQPT. " TIRES" TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS" BATTERIES" ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EQUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NEW PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACQUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" FATS. OILS" EXPLOSIVES" ETC PLASTIC FABRIC" SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS" CHIPS" POWDERS" DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD" BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS" KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS. MEN"5" BOYS" CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN'S. MISSES'. CHILDREN. Si INFANTS. CLOTHING. ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINERY. MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN. S' CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. SHOES. OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS. ICE CREAM. ICES .... EGGS (FRESH. STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH. SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS" PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS" VEGETABLES" BERRIES . . . BAKERY PRODUCTS .... CANNED" BOTTLED FOOD? . COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS SANDWICHES" SNACK ITEMS FLOUR" RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) .... DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES" EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS" ROASTED MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS GRAINS (CORN. WHEAT" OATS" BARLEY" SORGHUM GRAINS)" BEANS" ETC LIVESTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES" MULES I HIDES" SKINS" PELTS WOOL" MOHAIR (RAW" TOPS. NOILS) OTHER INEDIBLE FARM PRODS. (HORSES. MULES). ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES" CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EQUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRONIC TUBES. PARTS. ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE COOKSTOVES" SPECIALTIES (EXC. ELEC . OR GASI PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EQPT." SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EQUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES (BOILERS" RADIATORS. UNIT HEATERS. CONVECTORS. ETC. PLUMBING FIXTURES. EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. . 1 910 698 1 629 374 1 910 698 6 829 8 234 186 126 552 2 628 3 171 1 578 6 240 294 6 909 23 017 356 3 969 8 135 2 334 476 11 022 17 178 363 3 299 12 952 11 078 4 494 9 473 15 618 5 982 51 687 43 891 4 930 42 283 4 227 420 10 403 1 155 491 6 173 4 293 926 21 636 5 6 683 860 627 1 318 37 24 44 871 1 141 59 449 5 828 12 471 2 570 15 995 31 793 729 2 184 9 102 76 2 800 29 800 85.3 100.0 1.2 (Z) .2 .4 .1 (Z) .6 (Zl .2 .7 .6 .2 .5 .9 .3 2.7 2.3 .3 2.2 .2 (Z) .5 .1 (Z) .3 .2 (Z) IZ) .3 (Z) IZI (Z) (Z) .9 1.7 (Z) .1 .5 5077110 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 5081330 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083500 5083600 5083910 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5085220 5085300 5085400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087910 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091216 5091218 5091219 5091311 CLEVELAND" OHIO (CONTINUED) CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING (CDOL ONLY) EQPT.. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING" REFRIGERATION EQPT." PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER. BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES. BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EQUIPMENT-HOSE. TANKS" VALVES" FITTINGS" PUMPS" COMPRESSORS" ETC. CONSTRUCTION" MINING" LOGGING" ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY" EQPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT. . . . INDICATING. RECORDING" CONTROLLING INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT BEARINGS" POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EOPT. AND SUPPLIES (INCL. GASES). . RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER" LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE" CORDAGE" TWINE BOTTLERS" SUPPLIES (BOTTLES" CAPS" ETC.). . PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . GARDEN MACHINERY" EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . . FARM" DAIRY MACHINERY. PARTS. AND EOPT.. POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES SURGICAL" MEDICAL" HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES! ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC" PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS") SUPPLIES LAUNDRY" DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND RESOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES" EQUIPMENT TAILORS" SUPPLIES MORTICIANS" GOODS. UNDERTAKERS" SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS" FABRICS" SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT" SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT" AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP" BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS ( SEHI-FINI SHED ) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS" EXC. FLAT" WIRE" PIPE AND TUBING CAST IRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE" TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL COPPER WIRE (ELECTRICAL ONLY) MILL PRODUCTS 5 531 5 153 2 471 3 056 2 517 905 4 853 1 2 153 2 886 28 163 2 561 26 278 7 818 19 585 21 1 593 221 5 628 7 366 11 374 10 663 5 771 3 936 10 774 1 046 5 358 1 095 1 402 148 40 441 6 547 790 2 562 504 17 639 9 824 2 991 5 545 1 946 4 381 1 917 5 557 671 970 217 2 153 1 826 1 058 5 592 3 966 195 8 789 19 078 55 594 9 062 30 368 1 130 17 176 764 24 940 17 582 28 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Wiltitield to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. "■Percentages may not add due to rounding. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-78 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued N. Cleveland, Ohio, SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consohdated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line coile Broad comirodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5091312 5091313 5091311 5093121 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093211 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5091110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5095112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 5098130 5098111 5098112 5098113 5098111 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098291 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099193 5099191 5099210 5099311 5099321 5099322 5099330 CLEVELANDi OHIO (CONTINUED) OTHER COPPER AND BRASS HILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES! FORMS' ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM! COPPER. BRASSi PRECIOUS METALSI MINERALSi ORES . . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON. STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER. COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RA(;S. TEXTILE WASTE. »(IPINS CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALS. SCRAP (RUBBER. BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEuTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATL5. SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS' ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS' ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE' COMMERCIAL' BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA' GLASSWARE' CROCKERY— HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS' DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS' DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS' DRAPERIES) FuOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS' LAMPS' PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS' KITCHEN TOOLS' MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH' DRESSED' FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS' CABINETS' ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS' WINDOWS' CABINETS' WEATHER STRIPPING' MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING E(JUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOABD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK) OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING' ATHLETIC GOODS' BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FERTILIZER' FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS' INC. INSECTICIDES' FUNGICIDES' ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS Standard Notes: Represents zero (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 3 390 26 157 .2 1.1 8 969 .5 106 729 3 726 892 7 996 5 792 1 661 1 117 5.6 .2 (Z) • 1 .3 .1 .1 5 507 7 303 1 277 .3 .1 .2 1 511 11 607 33 198 .2 2.3 1.8 21 731 12 113 21 932 958 1.1 • 6 1.1 • 1 17 636 .9 11 336 1 236 15 501 536 5 120 1 087 5 657 .6 .1 .8 (Z) .3 .2 .3 10 171 312 .5 (Z) 2 008 17 189 1 570 .1 .9 .1 7 851 23 087 6 595 21 1 929 • 1 1.2 .3 (Z) .3 5 151 17 .3 (Z) 13 110 6 083 9 061 2 772 .7 • 3 .5 • 1 11 013 790 1 905 .6 (Z) .1 219 1 251 3 207 (Z) ■ 1 • 2 1 398 290 1 197 .1 (Z) .1 871 9 618 8 185 5 185 7 161 121 520 (Z) .5 .1 .3 • 1 (Z) (Z) 1 783 7 975 1 185 180 .1 .1 .1 (Z) 1 010 238 .1 (Z) (NA) No available. 5099390 5099110 5099120 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099520 5099631 5099632 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099691 5099699 5099700 5099900 CLEVELAND' OHIO (CONTINUED) HAY. ALFALFA. OTHER FARM SUPPLIES . . . . PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES GIFTS' ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. BARRELS. BOXES. BOX SHOCKS. ETC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS' SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 5 (Z) 3 737 .2 11 166 .6 7 033 ,1 5 176 .3 25 301 1.3 3 799 .2 391 (Z) 1 165 .1 19 188 1.0 3 039 .2 175 (Zl 2 980 .2 621 (Z) 13 615 .7 122 (Zl 362 (Z) 8 211 961 (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-79 TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 -continued 0. Memphis, Tenn.,-Ark., SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropolitan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5012100 5012200 5013120 5013130 5013140 5013150 5014100 5022210 5028100 5029110 I 5029120 5029140 5032100 5032200 5032900 5035200 5035310 5035340 5035400 5039100 5043100 5044110 5044120 5045100 5046100 5047100 5048100 5049200 5049300 5049410 5049420 5049500 5049610 5049620 5049910 5049920 5049930 5049940 5049950 5049960 5049970 5049980 5051100 5052100 5053100 i 5059100 5059910 5062310 5062320 5064120 5064130 5064140 5065100 5072210 5072230 5074110 5074120 5074200 5074300 5077110 MEMPHIS" TENN.-ARK. TOTAL . . . . REPORTED SALES 8Y BROAD COMMODITY LINES . . . COMMODITY-LINE SALES PROJECTED TO 100 PERCENT AUTOMOBILES' MOTORCYCLES! ETC TRUCKSi TRUCK TRACTORSi TRUCK TRAILERS. . . NEW AUTOMOTIVE PARTS i EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES (EXC. TIRES AND TUBES) USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTSi EQPT.> TIRESt TUBES. RECAPPED TIRES" REBUILT PARTS (MOTORS" GEN- ERATORS' BATTERIES" ETC.) GARAGE TOOLS" SHOP EOUIPMENT TIRES AND TUBES" NEW PHARMACEUTICALS" ANTIBIOTICS" DRUGGIST CHEMICALS" BIOLOGICALS PROPRIETARY PRODUCTS" TOILETRIES" DRUG- GIST SUNDRIES TOILET SOAPS PAINTS" VARNISHES" LACOUERS" ENAMELS. . . . INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC" INORGANIC CHEMICALS" PATS. OILS" EXPLOSIVES. ETC PLASTIC FABRIC. SYNTHETIC RUBBER AND FIBER. LAUNDRY SOAPS. CHIPS. POWDERS. DETERGENTS . YARD OR PIECE GOODS NOTIONS (THREAD. BUTTONS" ETC.) KNIT FABRICS. KNITTING YARNS. OTHER DRY GDS MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING. FURN. (EXC. SHOES) . WOMEN. S" MISSES'" CHILDREN'S' INFANTS" CLOTHING" ACCESSORIES (EXC. AS SPECIFIED). MILLINERY" MILLINERY SUPPLIES WOMEN'S" CHILOREN"S HOSIERY" UNDERWEAR. . . SHOES" OTHER FOOTWEAR DAIRY PRODUCTS' ICE CREAM' ICES EGGS (FRESH' STORAGE) POULTRY CONFECTIONERY FISH' SEAFOOD (FRESH AND FROZEN. EXCEPT PACKAGED FROZEN) MEATS. PROVISIONS FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES' BERRIES BAKERY PRODUCTS CANNED' BOTTLED FOODS COFFEE TEA FROZEN FOODS SOFT DRINKS BOTTLED DRINKING WATERS (MINRL.' SPR.' ETC.! SANDWICHES' SNACK ITEMS FlOUR' RELATED PRODUCTS SUGAR (REFINED) DRIED FRUITS GROCERIES' EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED PEANUTS' ROASTED NUTS (EDIBLE' UNSHELLED) MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS COTTON (RAW)' INCLUDING LINTERS GRAINS (CORN' WHEAT' OATS' BARLEY' SORGHUM GRAINS)' BEANS' ETC LIVtSTOCK (EXCEPT HORSES, MULtS) HIDES' SKINS' PELTS PEANUTS. UNROASTED ELECTRICAL WIRING SUPPLIES. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TELEPHONE AND SIGNAL EOUIPMENT MAJOR APPLIANCES. TELEVISION SETS. CONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS NONCONSOLE RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS. . . . ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES. SMALL APPLIANCES. PARTS AND SUPPLIES ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTROI^IC TUBES. PARTS' ACCESSORIES. . . . HARDWARE PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WARM-AIR HEATING-COOLING EOPT.' SUPPLIES. . ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL SPACE HEATING EOUIPMENT (EXC. PORTABLE) WET HEAT EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES (BOILERS' RADIATORS' UNIT HEATERS' CONVECTORS' ETC.) PLUMBING FIXTURES' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. . . CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIOMNG (COOL ONLY) EQPT.. 1 709 322 1 594 368 1 709 322 6 310 7 170 48 907 450 4 384 186 3 386 19 121 1 031 1 583 3 026 8 5 637 10 490 1 632 8 805 7 379 10 493 759 643 419 863 727 840 864 1 652 23 500 13 750 753 28 541 2 540 424 8 882 321 18 245 2 525 2 828 203 9 822 146 1 817 2 850 792 324 47 842 257 5 087 5 22 773 1 183 33 704 905 5 983 5 118 4 299 7 204 531 4 902 1 295 1 876 9 628 7 194 93.3 100.0 2.9 (Z) .3 (Zl • 2 1.1 .1 .2 (Z) .3 .5 (Z) .2 .2 .1 .2 .3 .3 .8 IZ) 1.7 • 1 (Z) .5 (Z) (2) (Z) .2 .2 (Z) (Z) .1 .2 46.4 2.8 (Z) .3 (Z) 1.3 (Z) .3 5077120 5077130 5081100 5081210 5081220 5081310 5081320 SOB 1330 5081400 5082100 5083100 5083200 5083300 5083400 5083500 5083600 5083920 5083930 5084200 5084300 5084400 5084500 5084910 5084920 5084930 5084940 5084950 5084960 5084970 5085110 5085120 5086100 5085210 5086220 5085300 5086400 5086500 5087100 5087200 5087300 5087400 5087500 5087920 5087930 5087940 5088100 5088200 5088910 5091111 5091211 5091212 5091213 5091214 5091215 5091215 5091217 5091218 5091219 5091312 5091313 5091314 MEMPHIS' TENN.-ARK. (CONTINUED) COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING' REFRIGERATION EOPT.' PARTS (INC. REFRIGERANTS) OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL COOKING. FOOD SERVICE EOUIPMENT. CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY (COMMERCIAL) . . STORE. SERVICE SHOP MACHINES (EXC. BARBER' BEAUTY SHOP) SCALES' BALANCES (EXC. SCIENTIFIC) STORE FIXTURES AND EOUIPMENT (EXC. MACHINES AND SCALES) OIL MARKETING EOUIPMENT-HOSE ' TANKS' VALVES' FITTINGS' PUMPS' COMPRESSORS' ETC. CONSTRUCTION' MINING' LOGGING' ROAD MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . GENERAL PURPOSE INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY. EOPT. MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT (CONVEYORS. CONVEYING EQUIPMENT) METAL WORKING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (EXC. WELDING) OIL WELL. OIL REFINING MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT PRINTING TRADES MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT. . . . USED OR REBUILT MACHINERY AND EOUIPMENT . . OTHER SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINER" EQUIPMENT BEARINGS. POWER TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT. . . INDUSTRIAL VALVES AND FITTINGS (EXC. PLUMBING AND OIL MARKETING) WELDING EOPT. AND SUPPLIES ( INCL. GASES). RECONDITIONED DRUMS AND BARRELS ABRASIVES. ABRASIVE MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL LEATHER. LEATHER BELTING AND PACKING MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS ROPE' CORDAGE' TWINE BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES (BOTTLES' CAPS' ETC.). PRINTING AND DUPLICATING INKS OTHER INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES . . . GARDEN MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . . FARM' DAIRY MACHINERY' PARTS' AND EQPT.' POULTRY EQUIPMENT (INC. TRACTORS). . . . DENTAL EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES CHURCH EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SCHOOL EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES SURGICAL. MEDICAL. HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIESl ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS (EXC. OPTICAL AND OPHTHALMIC) AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT . . OTHER SCIENTIFIC. PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES BEAUTY. BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES . CUSTODIAL (JANITORS') SUPPLIES LAUNDRY' DRY CLEANING EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES . SHOE REPAIR AND REbOLE MATERIALS MUNICIPALITY SUPPLIES' EQUIPMENT MORTICIANS' GOODS' UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES. . UPHOLSTERERS' FABRICS' SUPPLIES OTHER SERVICE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT' SUPPLIES. AIRCRAFT. AVIATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. . SHIP. BOAT. MARINE PROPULSION MACHINERY. EQUIPMENT AND PARTS RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT COAL (BITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE) IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (SEMI-FINISHED) . . IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS (FLAT) IRON AND STEEL WIRE. WIRE PRODUCTS IRON AND STEEL FINISHED PRODUCTS. EXC. FLAT. WIRE. PIPE AND TUBING CAST iRON-SOIL PIPE. TUBING IRON AND STEEL PIPE. TUBING (EXC. CAST IRON SOIL PIPE) OTHER CARBON STEEL PRODUCTS ALLOY STEEL STAINLESS STEEL OTHER COPPER AND BRASS MILL PRODUCTS. . . . ALUMINUM SHAPES. FORMS. ETC NONFERROUS METALS (EXC. ALUMINUM. COPPER' BRASS' PRECIOUS METALS) MINERALS' ORES . PREPARED (INC. PROMPT INDUSTRIAL) IRON' STEEL SCRAP-EXC. ALLOY 832 724 Oil 928 152 178 54 698 3.2 3 921 5 423 .2 .3 1 587 •' 839 905 390 1 850 2 864 2 545 (Z) .1 (Zl .1 .2 .1 3 118 .2 2 870 1 277 1 575 .2 .1 .1 118 1 475 606 462 61 15 007 1 504 (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) (Z> ,9 ,1 19 880 1 423 65 1 658 1.2 .1 (Zl .1 7 550 978 .4 .1 272 (Z) 20 3 487 1 559 (Z) .2 . 1 5 322 1 254 350 551 386 734 3 723 .3 .1 (Zl (Zl (Zl (Zl .2 644 16 5 174 (Z) (Z) .3 988 5 304 2 487 .1 .3 .1 5 249 892 .3 .1 4 553 1 861 231 2 102 565 .3 .1 (Z> .1 (Zl 1 865 .1 525 (Zl 4 342 .3 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. 'Percentages may not add due to rounding. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. 8-80 BROAD COMMODITY LINE SALES WHOLESALE TRADE TABLE ic Merchant Wholesalers— SCA's and Selected SMSA's: 1963 —Continued 0. Memphis, Tenn.,-Ark., SMSA (Data are shown for the 2 standard consolidated areas and the 13 standard metropohtan statistical areas with the largest merchant wholesaler sales) Comr^iod- ity line code Broad cominodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total Commod- ity line code Broad commodity line Sales Amount ($1,000) Percent of total 5093122 5093123 5093211 5093212 5093213 5093214 5093215 5093220 5093230 5093290 5094110 5095110 5095211 5095212 5096111 5096112 5096211 5096212 5096213 5096311 5096312 5096313 5097110 5097120 5097210 5097221 5097222 5097223 5097230 5097292 5097293 5098110 509B130 5098141 5098142 5098143 5098144 5098211 5098212 5098213 5098220 5098231 5098232 5098291 5098292 5098293 5098294 5098295 5098296 5098297 5098298 5098299 5099110 5099120 5099130 5099191 5099192 5099193 5099194 5099210 5099311 5099312 5099321 5099322 5099330 5099410 5099420 MEMPHISi TENN.-ARK. (CONTINUED) UNPREPARED IRON. STEEL SCRAP ALLOY STEEL SCRAP (INC. STAINLESS SERIES) . ALUMINUM SCRAP SCRAP COPPER I COPPER BASE ALLOY SCRAP LEAD ZINC SCRAP OTHER NONFERROUS METALLIC SCRAP WASTE PAPER WASTE RAGSi TEXTILE WASTEi WIPING CLOTHS. . OTHER WASTE MATERIALSi SCRAP (RuBBERi BONES. GLASS. ETC.) CIGARETTES. CIGARS. TOBACCO BEER. FERMENTED MALT LIQUORS SPIRITS (INC. NEUTRAL SPIRITS AND ETHYL ALCOHOL USED IN BLENDING) WINES PRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS ROLL NEWSPAPER AND ROTOGRAVURE PAPERS . . . INDUSTRIAL PAPERS (WRAPPING. BAGS. ETC.). . PERSONAL SERVICE PAPERS (TOWELING. CUPS. FACIAL TISSUES. ETC.) PAPERBOARD. BOXBOARD STATIONERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES. ARTISTS' MATLS SHIPPING SUPPLIES (GUMMED LABELS. ETC.) . . GREETING CARDS. CHRISTMAS CARDS. ETC. . . . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OFFICE. COMMERCIAL. BUSINESS FURNITURE. . . CHINA. GLASSWARE. CROCKERY — HOUSEHOLD (INC. PLASTIC) CURTAINS. DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD LINENS. DOMESTICS (EXC. CURTAINS. DRAPERIES) SHADES. VENETIAN BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS MIRRORS. LAMPS. PICTURE FRAMES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TOOLS. MISCELLANEOUS HOMEWARES LUMBER (ROUGH. DRESSED. FINISHED) PLYWOOD (INC. CHIPBOARD AND PARTICLE BOARD) SHINGLES WOOD MILLWORK (DOORS. CABINETS. ETC.) . . . METAL MILLWORK (DOORS. WINDOWS. CABINETS. WEATHER STRIPPING. MOLDING. ETC.) VENEER. OTHER WOOD PRODUCTS BRICK. BLOCK. TILE. CLAY SEWER PIPE. FLUE LININGS. REFRACTORIES CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. STUCCO SAND. GRAVEL. CRUSHED STONE GLASS (FLAT. BRICK. ETC.) ROOFING. SIDING. RAIN CARRYING EQUIPMENT (EXC. WOOD SHINGLES) INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION BOARD . WALLBOARD AND HARDBOARD PREFABRICATED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDING MOBILE HOMES CONCRETE PRODUCTS. BUILDING STONE READY OR TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE PLASTIC BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION PAPER ADHESIVES. MASTICS STRUCTURAL IRON. STEEL (EXC. ROOFING AND MILLWORK OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPORTING. ATHLETIC GOODS. BICYCLES TOYS. GAMES. FIREWORKS. CHILDRENS VEHICLES BILLARDS. POOL. BOWLING EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL FISHING EOUIPMENT. SUPPLIES. . . THEATRE. STUDIO EQPT. (EXC. PHOTOGRAPHIC) . OTHER RECREATION. HOBBY GOODS BOOKS. MAGAZINES. PRINTED MATERIALS . . . . FEEDS (MIXED AND OTHER. INCLUDING PET FOOD) FEED INGREDIENTS (MEALS— ALFALFA . SOY BEAN. COTTON SEED. FISH. MEAT. ETC.) FERTILIZER. FERTILIZER MATERIALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. INC. INSECTICIDES. FUNGICIDES. ETC. (EXC. FERTILIZER) . . . . SEEDS PRECIOUS STONES (CUT) AND METALS JEWELRY. SILVERWARE. TROPHIES 67 28 464 445 381 44 668 698 212 28 041 10 265 18 772 3 035 3 495 38 12 322 3 973 672 4 929 917 1 084 8 419 6 362 1 428 2 125 2 612 124 7 749 428 6 629 25 307 8 472 30 8 389 131 252 864 263 83 772 388 934 905 192 77 543 65 35 54 707 156 047 434 38 193 585 186 383 13 121 72 2 356 3 850 120 2 709 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 ■ 2 .2 1.6 1.1 .2 .2 (Z) • 7 .2 (Z) .3 .1 .1 .5 .4 .1 .1 .2 (Z) .5 (Z) 1.5 .5 (Z) .5 .2 (Z) .2 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 (Z) (Z) (Zl (Z) (Z) (Z) .2 .2 .4 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) .1 5099510 5099520 5099611 5099620 5099631 5099650 5099660 5099670 5099680 5099691 5099692 5099693 5099694 5099699 5099700 5099800 5099900 .2 (Z) MEMPHIS. TENN.-ARK. (CONTINUED) GIFTS. ART GOODS. NOVELTIES. ETC ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES. CALENDARS. ETC.. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FLOWERS. PLANTS. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. ETC. LOGS. PILES. PULPWOOD. POLES. POSTS. ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS FOOD. BEVERAGE BASIC MATERIALS WALLPAPER LUGGAGE. SADDLERY. HARNESS INDUSTRIAL YARNS SMOKERS. SUPPLIES AND PIPES LEATHER MISCELLANEOUS LINES OF MERCHANDISE. . . . RECEIPTS FOR WORK ON CUSTOMERS' MATERIALS COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION OTHER LABOR. SERVICE AND RENTAL RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMERS 2 871 512 6 359 3 169 35 3 438 935 3 848 1 670 547 595 51 38 8 851 184 226 4 B98 .2 (Zl .2 .1 .2 .1 (Z) (Z) (Z) (Z) .5 (Z) (Zl Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Wilhlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable. (Z) Less than 0.05 percent. WHOLESALE TRADE COMMODITY LINE SALES 8-81 CO (/) c CQ •a c 0) 4-' re 4-> i/) ■o I (0 re (/) 0) c re sz o < CM CQ < - "c '^ eg -. 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