No. 1229.

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION IN RELATION TO DOMESTIC Output,
SELECTED COMMODITY GROUPS: 1960 AND 1964

[Data cover 4-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) commodity groups with imports valued over $10 million and accounting for 15 percent or more of new supply in 1960 or 1964. "N.e.c." means not elsewhere classified]

X Not applicable. 1 Commodities shown are mainly complementary (see source) and represent part of 4-digit SIC commodity classifications.

2 Substantial volume also exported.

3 Includes manganiferous iron ore (less than 10 percent manganese). 4 Percents based on output of chromium, molybdenum, columbium, and tantalum ores only. Excludes refined anhydrous sulfate and salt cake (crude) technical. Percents based on output which contains substantial duplication. 7 Excludes distillers' dried grains and dried solubles.

Excludes excelsior and cooperage heading. Excludes paper-machine coated paper. 10 Probably includes significant amounts of plastic footwear. 11 Output data represent all leather gloves; imports represent chief value of leather. 12 Not calculated because of duplication involved in combined output figures; minimum per cent, 20. 13 Does not reflect significant amounts of toll production. 14 Represents mainly platinum metals

and tin.

15 Percents based on new supply which contains significant amount of duplication (value of imported movements included in output data). 18 Output excludes captive value of lapidary work performed in other industries. Source: Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; U.S. Commodity Exports and Imports as Related to Output, 1963 and 1964.

No. 1230. VALUE OF EXPOrts of Leading COMMODITIES, BY AREAS: 1965 AND 1966

Includes shipments for relief by individuals and private agencies.
Excludes "Special Category" commodities.

Includes parts for tractors which, in accordance with the SITC classification beginning January 1965, Bureau of the Census reports under transportation equipment.

Excludes parts for tractors. Excludes pig iron.

Source: Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of International Commerce; unpublished data.

No. 1231. VALUE OF IMPORTS OF LEADING COMMODITIES, BY AREAS: 1965 AND 1966

Z Less than $500,000. 1 Includes Greece and Turkey.

2 Asia, excluding Near East. * Includes uranium oxide.
Includes parts for tractors which, in accordance with the SITC classification beginning January 1965, the
Bureau of the Census reports under transportation equipment.
Excludes parts for tractors. 6 Excludes pig iron.

Source: Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of International Commerce; unpublished data.

No. 1232.

EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURES-ESTIMATED VALUE, BY SELECTED PRODUCT
GROUPS, BY STATES: 1963

[In millions of dollars, f.o.b., factory prices. State distribution estimated by Bureau of the Census on results of a 1963 survey. The survey provided geographic distributions for two-thirds of the $16.3 billion total in 1963. Product groups represent two-digit SIC groups. For further details, including relation to official United States export figures, see source]

Represents zero. Z Less than $0.5 million.

1 Includes product groups not shown separately. 2 Range, $25.0 to $49.9 million.
Range, $1.0 to $4.9 million. Range, $10.0 to $24.9 million. Range, $5.0 to $9.9 million.
Source: Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; Current Industrial Reports, Series M161(63)-1.

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