United States yearbook - 1940 (1)

N o . 5 7 5 .— E x p o r t s o f U n it e d S t a t e s M e r c h a n d is e , b y C o m m o d it y G r o u p s a n d A r t ic l e s : .1926 t o 1939— C o n tin u e d
GROUP AND ARTICLE
G r o u p 6 . — M e t a l s a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s — Con.
Iron and steel, advanced manufactures_________
Cutlery____________________________________
Razors, safety..................... ................ 1,000 doz__
Safety-razor blades_______________
Scissors, shears, and snips______________ doz..
Table cutlery, including forks 99____ 1,000 doz._
Butchers’ and kitchen knives, forks, cleavers,
mid steels 29____________________1,000 doz_.
Other cutlery and parts____________________
Hollow ware:
Tin and galvanized hollow ware_____1,000 lbs__
Tin cans, finished or unfinished________ do___
Enameled ware of iron or steel:
Bathtubs________________________ number—
Lavatories, sinks and other plumbing fixtures
number..
Table, household, kitchen, and hospital utensils,
and hollow or flat ware_______1,000 lbs__
M etal furniture and fixtures:
• Sheet-metal lockers and storage cabinets number..
Sheet-metal shelving and wall bins.......................
Sheet-metal filing cases, not insulated..num ber..
Sheet-metal cabinets, insulated................ do___
Safes________________________________do___
Bank andsafety deposit vaults and equipment.._
Other office furniture and fixtures____________
Metal beds and bedsprings................ .num berother
metal furniture______________________
Stoves and furnaces, except electric:
Coal and wood cooking stoves and ranges
num ber..
Gas stoves, ranges, and water heaters____do___
Kerosene cooking stoves and heaters____ do___
*Gasoline cooking stoves and heaters--------do___
' Barts of stoves, ranges, and heaters__________
House-heating boilers, furnaces, and radiators...
Oil burners and parts_______________________
Domestic_______________________ num ber..
Industrial. _ ______________
O ther domestic cooking or heating equipm ent29
1926-1930 1931-1935
374
do________ 10,690
31,112
397
I
do-------
74
3,010
11,409
6,495 3,079
10,061 7,427
18,427
52,164 22,724
» 2,814 926
59,295
} 18,236
169,875
12,073
43,061
} 141,164 {
6,923
'l5~902“
5,385 |
62,465
3,049
9,909
45,405
6,242
« 3,751
u 1,429
QUANTITY
V A L U E I N T H O U S A N D S O F D O L L A R S
1936 1937 193S 1939 1926-1930 1931-1935 1936 1937 1933 1939
78,177 27,160 87,948 52,074 43,299 49,842
9,687 2,278 2,598 3,017 2,488 3,135
41 68 62 61 662 148 96 155 152 134
3,891 5,651 6,650 7,471 6, SIS 924 735 819 863 991
19,041 21, 586 21,118 29,108 144 83 141 178 158 154
94 95 109 126 f 85 98 108 127
)■ 538 134 ■i
69 97 63 93 1 1 123 177 107 161
1,526 984 1,418 1,591 1,081 1,567
3,577 4,662 3,878 4,565 802 335 429 594 507 576
9,831 16, 648 15,003 18,436 1,103 821 1,118 1,728 1,641 1,957
11,885 18,946 13,927 18,221 641 170 313 518 421 511
37, 560 44,170 36,256 57,196 601 186 343 423 402 571
1,755 1,524 1,441 2,307 549 162 290 283 278 409
12,467 22,781 23,240 31,869 67 123 213 228 240
54 80 133 143 121
25, 521 32, 511 25, 811 29,031 1,974 395 555 741 614 676
4,676 5, 624 4,683 3,387 f 275 289 282 215
3,949 5, 551 4,275 6,488 \ 215 326 251 382
526 274 183 454 51 76
941 254 371 672 817 796
69,228 89,602 76,288 88,810 1,419 396 431 559 502 559
1,446 218 545 645 613 691
7,995 8,642 4,259 7,292 318 71 145 169 109 118
20,846 29,041 23,466 31,673 857 189 445 650 573 750
56,394 71,550 78, 731 89,814 1 i oin f 367 433 619 794 821
7,500 “ 5,763 5,753 4,968 j L \ 50 72 67 62 61
965 461 557 663 622 591
f 323 332 534 434 279
I 1, 171 1,209 1,306 1,126 1,085
4, 648 6,329 5,746 4,990 n 593 624 789 700 544
1,027 1,440 1,407 2,290 n 239 183 239 208 299
u 252 402 277 218 242
44 66 83 60 4 467
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