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Producer Prices and Price IndexesData for February 1984U. S. Department of LaborBureau of Labor Statistics

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABORRaymond J. Donovan, Secretary

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICSJanet L. Norwood, Commissioner

OFFICE OF PRICES AND LIVING CONDITIONSKenneth V. Dalton, Associate Commissioner

Producer Prices and Price Indexes is amonthly report on producer pricemovements including text, tables, andtechnical notes. An annual supplementcontains monthly data for the calendaryear, annual averages, and informa-tion on weights. A subscription may beordered from the Superintendent ofDocuments, U.S. Government Print-ing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.

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ISSN 0101-7311

April 1984

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Producer Prices and Price IndexesData for February 1984

Contents

Page

Price movements, February 1984 1

Tables:1. Producer price indexes and percent

changes by stage of processing 4

2. Producer price indexes and percentchanges for selected commoditygroupings by stage of processing 5

3. Producer price indexes for selectedstage-of-processing groupings,seasonally adjusted 9

4. Producer price indexes for the netoutput of selected industries andtheir products 10

5. Producer price indexes by durability ofproduct 88

6. Producer prices and price indexes forcommodity groupings and individualitems 89

7. Producer prices and price indexes forrefined petroleum products by region . . . 136

8. Producer price indexes for specialcommodity groupings 138

9. Producer price indexes for the outputof selected sic industries 139

10. Producer price indexes for the output ofselected census product classes 140

Page

11. Producer price indexes and percent changesfor total railroad freight and selectedSTCC groups 143

12. Producer price indexes and percentchanges for selected-telephone services . . 143

13. Producer price indexes and percentchanges for postal services 144

14. Traditional commodity price indexesdeleted from the Producer Price Indexsample, effective January 1984 145

15. Traditional commodity price indexesrecoded, effective January 1984 145

16. Traditional commodity price indexesbased on the movement of correspondingindexes from the Producer Price IndexRevision, effective January 1984 146

17. New items in the Producer Price Indexbased on the movement of correspondingindexes from the Producer Price IndexRevision, effective January 1984 147

18. Commodity groupings introduced intoProducer Price Index, effectiveJanuary 1984 150

Technical notes 151

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Price MovementsFebruary 1984

The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods rose0.4 percent from January to February on a seasonallyadjusted basis. The February rise followed very littlechange in the last 4 months of 1983, and a 0.6 percentjump in January. The index of prices received by pro-ducers of intermediate goods was unchanged after inch-ing up slightly in each of the previous 2 months. Crudematerial prices turned down 1.5 percent, the first declinesince July.

The slower advance this month for the FinishedGoods Price Index was primarily due to a sharpdeceleration in price increases for consumer foods, from2.7 percent in January to 0.7 percent in February. Onthe other hand, the finished energy goods index turnedup after falling in each of the last 4 months, and theindex for finished goods other than foods and energyrose about as much as in each of the previous 3 months.

Before seasonal adjustment, the Producer Price In-dex for Finished Goods rose 0.4 percent to 290.6(1967=100). From February 1983 to February 1984,the Finished Goods Price Index advanced 2.3 percent.Over the year, the finished consumer foods index in-creased 5.2 percent, the index for finished energy goodsfell 3.6 percent, prices for finished consumer goods

other than foods and energy rose 2.3 percent, and capi-tal equipment prices moved up 2.4 percent. During thesame 12-month period, prices received by producers ofintermediate goods advanced 2.4 percent, and crudematerial prices climbed 3.9 percent.

Finished goods

Finished consumer goods. The Producer Price Indexfor finished consumer goods rose 0.3 percent in Febru-ary on a seasonally adjusted basis, after increasing 0.7percent in January. The index for finished consumerfoods moved up 0.7 percent, following a 2.7 percentadvance in the preceding month. Prices for pork, proc-essed poultry, and fish turned down after rising sharplyin January. Prices also declined for fresh fruits andshortening and cooking oils. Beef and veal prices in-creased, but only about half as much as in the previousmonth. Prices also rose less in February for roastedcoffee, candy, and cereals. On the other hand, pricesfor fresh and dried vegetables jumped 13.5 percent, al-most twice as much as in January. Prices for wholeblack pepper rose sharply.

Table A. Percent changes from preceding month m selected stage-of-processing price indexes, seasonallyadjusted1

Month

Finished goods

Total Consumerfoods Other

Intermediate goods

Total Foods andfeeds2 Other

Crude goods

TotalFoodstuffs

andfeedstuffs

Other

1983:February ....MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember...December..

1984:January ...February .

0.1-.1

0.3.40.4.1.2

-.1.1

.6

.4

0.80.8

-.4-.6-.5.3.7

1.0-.4.7

2.7.7

-0.1-.2-.3.5.7.2.3

-.1-.1

00

0.3

0-.3-.4.4.7.3.4.6.3.2.1

.10

1.40

2.0-.6-.3-.23.04.8

-1.1.1

-.4

1.4-1.9

-0.1-.3-.5.4.8.3.3.4.3.2.1

0.2

0.7.5.9

-.5-.2

-1.02.21.2.1.4

1.0

.7-1.5

2.1.4

1.8-1.7-1.5-2.14.11.7.8.6

1.5

2.2-3.1

-0.8.60.9

1.4.2.3.5

-.6.2.4

-1.0.3

1 Some of the figures shown above and elsewhere in this report maydiffer from those previously reported because data for October 1983have been revised to reflect the availability of late reports and correc-

tions by respondents.2 Intermediate materials for food manufacturing and animal feeds.

1

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Table B. Percent changes in finished goods price indexes, selected periods1

Month

Changes from preceding month, seasonally adjusted

Finishedgoods

Capitalequipment

Finishedconsumer

goods

Finished consumer goods excluding foods

Total Durables Nondurables

Changes infinished goods

from 12months ago(unadjusted)

1983:February ....MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember..December..

1984:January ...February .

0.1-.1

0.3.40.4.1.2

-.1.1

.6

.4

0.3.30.2.2.2.5

-.10.2.2

.1

.5

0-.2

0.3.40.3.2.2

-.1.1

.7

.3

-0.3-.3-.4.6.9.1.30

-.20

-.1

-.1.2

0.9.30.2.3.1.3

-.1-.6.30

.1

.6

-1.1-.7-.7.9

1.2.2.40.1

-.2-.2

-.3.1

2.22.22.12.31.81.41.31.41.2.7.6

1.92.3

1 Some of the figures shown above and elsewhere in this report may have been revised to reflect the availability of late reports and correc-differ from those previously reported because data for October 1983 tions by respondents.

The index for finished energy goods (which is almostentirely based on products whose prices are lagged onemonth) turned up 0.4 percent after falling in recentmonths. This reversal was due to an 8.2 percent upturnin the index for home heating oil. However, prices fornatural gas and finished lubricants turned down follow-ing increases in previous months, and gasoline pricescontinued to decline.

The index for finished consumer goods other thanfoods and energy increased 0.2 percent, about the sameas in each of the previous 3 months. The indexes forpassenger cars and light trucks showed large increasesafter seasonal adjustment. Increases were registered forgold-filled jewelry and lawn and garden equipment.Declines occurred for costume jewelry, household flat-ware, electric lamps and bulbs, and cosmetics.

Capital equipment. The Producer Price Index for capi-tal equipment advanced 0.5 percent, after edging up 0.1percent in January. Prices rose sharply for motor trucks,food products machinery, textile machinery, fans andblowers, commercial furniture, truck trailers, and air-craft. These increases more than offset declines for of-fice and store machines, transformers, and printingtrades machinery.

Intermediate goodsThe Producer Price Index for Intermediate Materials,

Supplies, and Components was unchanged in Februaryafter seasonal adjustment. This index had inched up 0.1percent in both previous months. Increases for a broadrange of materials for manufacturing and constructionwere offset by lower prices for foods, feeds, and cer-tain energy items.

The index for intermediate materials other than toodsand energy moved up 0.2 percent, about the same as inmost other recent montns. The durable manufacturingmaterials index advanced 0.5 percent. Higher priceswere registered for most nonferrous metals, steel pipesand tubes, Portland cement, hardwood lumber, and jew-elers' materials. In contrast, prices for lead turned down.

Although the index for nondurable manufacturingmaterials declined slightly, many items within this cate-gory showed large increases. Price advances acceler-ated for synthetic fibers, processed yarns, fertilizer ma-terials, inedible fats and oils, and paperboard. Pricesalso rose, but less than in January, for paper, woodpulp,finished fabrics, and plastic resins. Leather prices turnedup substantially after falling in most recent months,while paint materials prices turned down. The indexfor industrial chemicals declined as earlier price changeswere reflected this month.

The construction materials and components indexedged up 0.2 percent, in line with the trend of recentmonths. Higher prices were recorded for softwood lum-ber, concrete products, asphalt roofing, switchgear andswitchboards, gypsum products, and wiring devices.Millwork prices continued to decline, however. Amongother intermediate goods, large advances occurred forpesticides, mixed fertilizers, commercial printing,foundry and forge shop products, plastic products, andmetal-cutting machine tool parts.

The intermediate foods and feeds index fell 1.9 per-cent, as prices for prepared animal feeds, crude vege-table oils, and flour moved down. The intermediate en-ergy index declined 0.3 percent, the third consecutivemonthly decrease. Lower prices for residual fuel, gaso-line, and liquefied petroleum gas were partly offset byincreases for diesel fuel and kerosene.

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Crude goodsThe Producer Price Index for Crude Materials for

Further Processing fell 1.5 percent on a seasonally ad-justed basis, after rising 0.7 percent in January. The in-dex for crude foodstuffs and feedstuffs declined 3.1 per-cent after climbing 1.5 percent and 2.2 percent in De-cember and January, respectively. Prices for hogs andhay turned down following strong advances in recentmonths. Prices also fell, after rising in January, for livepoultry and wheat. Soybean and fluid milk prices de-clined sharply after little or no change in the previousmonth. Prices for corn fell about as sharply as in Janu-ary. On the other hand, raw cane sugar prices turned

up following four consecutive monthly decreases.The index for crude energy goods was virtually un-

changed following an increase of 0.4 percent in Janu-ary. The index for crude nonfood materials other thanenergy moved up 0.8 percent after falling 3.6 percentin January. Log and timber prices turned up sharplyfollowing a moderate decline in the previous month.Small price increases were recorded for raw cotton,iron and steel scrap, copper base scrap, crushed stone,and crude natural rubber after sizable decreases hadbeen registered in January. Cattle hide prices climbedeven more than in the preceding month, and the waste-paper index showed a considerable advance.

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Table 1. Producer price indexes and percent changes by stage of processing

(1967=100)

Grouping

Relativemportance

Dec.19831

100.00077.80223.966

2.00721.95853.83634.12819.70922.1986.743

15.454

100.00048.359

3.57614.85014.12415.80814.91114.7426.3018.4414.185

17.8035.827

11.9761.639

10.338

100.00052.75947.24132.27529.2133.062

14.9668.0966.870

6 76.0347 94.785

7 5.2159 43.858

6 11.9946 88.0066 65.808

6 64.0406 41.8426 22.133

7 15.4797 84.5217 79.306

9 31.2969 68.7049 15.945

Unadjusted index

Oct.19832

287.6287.0263.7287.3259.5293.9338.1235.3289.9305.1280.9

315.6296.4263.5283.3322.3282.6303.6574.2490.5647.2288.1280.6271.8285.3246.7294.0

324.8253.7478.2377.1387.4270.5910.9

1067.1801.1

293.4320.0258.2538.8

788.5259.7252.1

258.5242.2233.6

552.1298.2297.1

779.7249.6259.5

Jan.19842

289.4288.8272.2309.2266.7292.5335.0235.9291.5306.0282.9

316.6298.6268.3287.0322.9284.0305.4562.4482.8631.5291.5282.5274.0287.1244.5296.5

333.7264.2483.6380.3390.5273.9927.0

1087.7813.7

292.9320.9260.7546.6

755.4263.1256.0

260.0243.7235.8

541.7300.3299.3

786.6258.5263.8

Feb.19842

290.6290.1274.7315.9268.9293.1335.9236.2292.5307.0283.8

317.4299.5267.9286.9325.2284.9307.5561.7478.3634.5293.2282.2275.9285.7227.8298.0

332.8260.7488.2385.5395.5280.2927.4

1087.5814.6

293.6322.1254.9552.1

759.3264.1257.1

260.5244.0236.1

541.1301.2300.7

786.8257.4271.1

Unadjustedpercent change to

Feb. 1984 from :

Feb.1983

2.32.35.2

31.23.11.0.7

1.42.41.92.6

2.42.95.43.61.92.62.9-.7.6

-1.62.83.23.03.29.82.3

3.94.63.25.35.44.1

-1.1-1.5

-.7

1.42.26.73.2

-3.63.13.4

2.42.33.1

-.83.02.8

-1.66.6

14.0

Jan.1984

0.4.5.9

2.2.8.2.3.1.3.3.3

.3

.3-.1

0.7.3.7

-.1-.9.5.6

-.1.7

-.5-6.8

.5

-.3-1.3

1.01.41.32.3

00.1

.2

.4-2.2

1.0

.5

.4

.4

.2

.1

.1

-.1.3.5

0-.42.8

Seasonally adjustedpercent change from:

Nov.

toDec.

0.1.1.7

-1.8.9

-.1-.2

0.2.2.2

.1

.31.1.4.5.2.2

-.9-.8

-1.0.3.1.3.1

-3.1.4

1.01.5.4.3.2.6.7.7.7

0.1

-.4.4

-1.0.3.4

.2

.2

.2

-.7.3.3

.21.3.6

Dec.

toJan.

0.6.7

2.711.91.8-.1-.3.1.10.2

.1

.42.2

.5-.3.30

-1.3-1.2-1.3

.3

.3

.4

.1-.5.5

.72.2

-1.0-2.0-1.7-1.9

.6

.7

.5

00

1.4-.8

-1.2.8

1.1

.2

.2

.3

-.9.2.2

.4

.8-3.6

Jan.TO

Feb.

0.4.3.7

1.1.6.2.1.6.5.4.5

0-.1-.4-.2

.5

.3

.2-.3

-1.1.3.20.6

-.2-5.0

.2

-1.5-3.1

.3

.8

.22.3

00.1

.3

.2-1.9

.3

.4

.4

.4

.3

.2-.1

-.3.1.2

0-2.2

.8

Finished goodsFinished consumer goods

Finished consumer foodsCrudeProcessed

Finished consumer goods, excluding foods .Nondurable goods less foodsDurable goods

Capital equipmentManufacturing industriesNonmanufacturing industries

Intermediate materials, supplies and components.Materials and components for manufacturing

Materials for food manufacturingMaterials for nondurable manufacturingMaterials for durable manufacturingComponents for manufacturing3

Materials and components for constructionProcessed fuels and lubricants

Manufacturing industriesNonmanufacturing industries

ContainersSupplies

Manufacturing industries3

Nonmanufacturing industriesFeedsOther supplies3

Crude materials for further processing .Foodstuffs and feedstuffsNonfood materials

Nonfood materials except fuel4

Manufacturing4

ConstructionCrude fuel3 5

Manufacturing industries3

Nonmanufacturing industries3

Special groupings

Finished goods, excluding foodsIntermediate materials less foods and feeds .Intermediate foods and feedsCrude materials less agricultural products4 8 .

Finished energy goodsFinished goods less energyFinished consumer goods less energy

Finished goods less foods and energyFinished consumer goods less foods and energyConsumer nondurable goods less foods and energy .

Intermediate energy goodsIntermediate materials less energyIntermediate materials less foods and energy .

Crude energy materials3 4

Crude materials less energyCrude nonfood materials less energy5.

1 Comprehensive relative importance figures are computed once eachyear in December.

2 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability oflate reports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject torevision 4 months after original publication.

3 Not seasonally adjusted.4 Includes crude petroleum.

5 Excludes crude petroleum.6 Percent of total finished goods.7 Percent of total intermediate materials.8 Formerly titled "Crude materials for further processing, excluding

crude foodstuffs and feedstuffs, plant and animal fibers, oilseeds, and leaftobacco."

9 Percent of total crude materials.

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able 2. Producer price indexes and percent changes for selected commodity groupings by stage of processing

967 = 100 unless otherwise indicated)

Grouping Commoditycode

01-1101-1301-7

02-1102-1302-1402-21-0102-21-0402-2202-2302-302-402-5502-6202-63-0102-7402-8

02-61

03-8103-82

04-304-41

05-3105-7105-73-02-0105-76

06-3506-3606-7106-7206-75

07-1207-13-01

07-28

09-15-0109-31-0109-32-0109-33

11-77

12-112-312-412-512-6112-6212-6412-6612-67

14-11-0114-11-0514-3

15-1115-1215-1315-215-5

Relativeimportance

Dec.19831

100.000

77.802

23.966

.518

.753

.434

2.436.044.441

2.5371.406.752

1.0883.3951.722.901

1.765.803.500

2.508

53.836

1.841

5.710.880

1.085.349

3.0755.9891.658.211

.887

.377

.720

.4381.107

.688

.190

.344

.753

.897

.512

.688

.282

1.762.419

1.379.564.184.130.173.213.135

7.307.552.240

.548

.466

.1742.120

.962

Unadjusted index

Jan.19842

289.4

288.8

272.2

232.9316.5282.4

292.8199.7296.6241.6232.2214.7465.1248.5285.3143.3332.6348.8291.1266.7

292.5

207.6

198.7236.6

251.7210.1

1414.9570.3709.4370.9

221.4276.3265.8102.0236.7

242.9221.5

134.6

359.5125.1130.5124.1

337.4

238.2189.0209.484.3

325.5473.9438.1255.1252.0

221.9280.4109.0

227.8206.8299.1389.4162.4

Feb.19842

290.6

290.1

274.7

232.2355.3280.7

294.8198.2296.8248.6222.6215.6436.6248.6291.8144.0334.5352.0285.7275.3

293.1

208.7

199.8236.2

251.6210.3

1413.6563.9767.5368.0

223.2277.6267.8101.5229.2

243.0223.1

135.4

360.3125.7130.7125.2

332.3

239.2187.7210.684.4

328.1475.2422.0256.8250.2

221.9280.8108.9

228.8206.7298.9390.3162.8

Unadjustedpercent change toFeb. 19P4 from-

Feb.1983

2.3

2.3

5.2

1.872.065.1

4.78.33.35.6

-14.320.3-9.5-.96.47.62.44.3

25.710.4

1.0

3.7

2.5.8

1.63.1

-1.9-6.42.64.0

8.56.33.5(4)-1.3

-3.0-1.2

4.1

-1.32.45.75.3

8.8

2.83.12.8

-3.02.93.5

-12.93.5

0

2.53.04.7

-1.8.5

13.69.5

.7

Jan.1984

0.4

.5

.9

-.312.3-.6

.7-.8.1

2.9-4.1

.4-6.1

02.3

.5

.6

.9-1.93.2

.2

.5

.6-.2

0.1

-.1-1.18.2-.8

.8

.5

.8-.5

-3.2

0.7

.6

.2

.5

.2

.9

-1.5

.4-.7.6.1.8.3

-3.7.7

-.7

0.1

-.1

.40

-.1.2.2

Seasonally adjusted percentchange from:

Nov.to

Dec.

0.1

.1

.7

-4.3-.3

(4)

.1-.6-.45.15.24.4

-5.8-.7.6.1.4.7

-1.4.7

-.1

-.5

.3

.3

.5

.1

.7-1.5-1.6

.3

1.1.1.2.8.6

0-1.1

.5

0.5.1.4

2.2

-.1-.1.2

-1.4-.1.20.6

-.2

.3

.7

.5

.3

.4-.81.0.2

Dec.to

Jan.

0.6

.7

2.7

-3.57.0

(4)

0-.11.53.29.22.95.6-.31.31.3.3

2.61.2.3

-.1

.7

-.3.8

.2

.5

.9-1.6-3.4

1.3

.5

.4-.5.5

-.3

1.5.2

1.2

-.1.8.6.7

2.3

.50.6

-.41.3.30.6

-1.7

.3

.81.5

-.6-1.7

.93.7

-1.4

Jan.to

Feb.

0.4

.3

.7

-4.213.5-2.6

.92.0

.11.5

-3.7-2.7-4.9

.82.3

.5

.6

.9-2.73.2

.2

.5

.6-.2

0-.2

-.1-1.38.2-.8

.2

.7

.8-.5

-3.2

-.8.5

.6

.2

.5

.2

.9

-2.7

.7-.1.6.1.9.4

-3.71.4-.4

1.41.3-.1

-1.1.3.3.2.2

inished goods

Finished consumer goods

Finished consumer foods

Fresh fruitsFresh and dried vegetablesEggs

Bakery productsMilled riceOther cereals3

Beef and vealPorkProcessed poultryFishDairy productsProcessed fruits and vegetables3

Confectionery end products (Dec. 1977=100)3

Soft drinks3

Roasted coffeeShortening and cooking oilsMiscellaneous processed foods3

Finished consumer goods excluding foods

Alcoholic beverages3

ApparelTextile housefurnishings3

FootwearLuggage and small leather goods

Natural gas3

GasolineFuel oil No. 2 (Feb. 1973 = 100)Finished lubricants3

Pharmaceutical preparations, ethical (Prescription)Pharmaceutical preparations, proprietary (Over-the-counter)Soaps and synthetic detergents3

Specialty cleaning products (June 1983=100)3

Cosmetics and other toilet preparations

Tires, tubes, tread, etcRubber footwearPlastic consumer, institutional, and commercial products, n.e.c (June

1978=100)3

Sanitary papers and health products3

Newspaper circulation (Dec. 1980=100)3

Periodical circulation (Dec. 1980 = 100)3

Book publishing (Dec. 1980=100)3

Electric lamps and bulbs

Household furnitureFloor coveringsHousehold appliances3

Home electronic equipment3

Tableware, kitchenware, etcHousehold glasswareHousehold flatware3

Lawn and garden equipment, ex. tractorsCutlery, razors, and razor blades

Passenger carsLight motor trucksBoats (Dec. 1981 = 100)3

Toys, games, and children's vehiclesSporting and athletic goodsSmall arms and ammunitionTobacco productsMobile homes (Dec. 1974 = 100)3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Producer price indexes and percent changes for selected commodity groupings by stage of processing—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Grouping Commoditycode

Relativeimportance

Dec.19831

Unadjusted index

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Unadjustedpercent change toFeb. 1984 from:

Feb.1983

Jan.1984

Seasonally adjusted percentchange from:

Nov.to

Dec.

Dec.to

Jan.

Jan.to

Feb.

Finished consumer goods excluding foods—ContinuedJewelry, platinum & karat gold (Dec. 1978=100)3

Other precious metal jewelry (Dec. 1978=100)3

Costume jewelry (Dec. 1978=100)3

Capital equipment

Agricultural machinery and equipmentConstruction machinery and equipment3

Industrial process furnaces and ovens3

Metal cutting machine toolsMetal forming machine toolsPumps, compressors, and equipmentIndustrial material handling equipment3

Fans and blowers except portable3

Food products machineryTextile machineryWoodworking machinery3

Printing trades machinery3

Rubber working machinery (Dec. 1981 = 100)3

Plastics machinery (Dec. 1981 = 100)3

Chemical industry machinery3

Service industry machinery (June 1982=100)3

Integrating and measuring instrumentsTransformers and power regulators3

Oil field and gas field machinery3

Mining machinery and equipmentOffice and store machines and equipment3

Commercial furniture3

Passenger carsLight motor trucksHeavy motor trucksTruck trailers (June 1980=100)3

Fixed wing, utility aircraft (Dec. 1968 = 100)Railroad equipment

Photographic equipment

Intermediate materials, supplies, and components

Intermediate foods and feeds

FlourRefined sugar (Dec. 1977=100)3

Confectionery materials (Dec. 1977=100)3

Animal fats and oilsCrude vegetable oilsPrepared animal feeds

Intermediate materials less foods and feeds

Synthetic fibers (Dec. 1975=100)Processed yarns and threads (Dec. 1975=100) ..Gray fabrics (Dec. 1975=100)Finished fabrics (Dec. 1975 = 100)

Leather

Coke oven products3

Liquefied petroleum gas3

Electric powerGasolineKerosene (Feb. 1973=100)Commercial jet fuel (Feb. 1973 = 100)3

Diesel fuel (Feb. 1973=100)3

Residual fuelLubricating oil materials3

Industrial chemicalsPrepared paint3

Paint materialsMedicinal and botanical chemicals3

Fats and oils, inedibleMixed fertilizersNitrogenates3

See footnotes at end of table.

15-94-0215-94-0315-94-04

11-111-211-3411-3711-3811-4111-4411-4711-6111-6211-6311-6511-66-0111-66-0311-66-0411-6811-7211-7411-9111-9211-93

12-2

14-11-0114-11-0514-11-0614-1414-21-1114-4

15-41

02-12-0302-5302-5402-7102-7202-9

03-103-203-303-4

04-2

05-205-3205-405-7105-72-02-0105-72-03-0105-73-03-0105-7405-75

06-106-2106-2206-3106-406-5106-52-01

0.888.215.376

22.198

1.3881.473.150.407.218.480.753.129.133.274.123.241.121.175.099.206.201.501.179.154

1.294

.916

2.3671.3021.114.280

1.112.479

.146

100.000

5.215

.236

.629

.239

.065

.2051.637

94.785

.760

.9191.0901.504

.234

.181

.7105.4192.643

.1791.1691.2992.318

.539

4.084.688.451.236.176.286.249

181.7163.1134.0

291.5

330.9354.3370.2378.8419.4346.1287.0337.6P99.1263.3291.3315.7108.9109.2439.8106.0225.8223.4424.7369.6155.8

290.8

221.9280.4324.7109.7349.3359.2

130.8

316.6

260.7

182.4173.8155.4339.8241.4246.0

320.9

159.:142.3152.8125.0

346.4

418.3677.6420.9570.3689.6732.6689.4

1164.8794.9

347.265.316.3219.;334.-262.-202.1

181.9165.6128.8

292.5

331.1355.9370.6383.9419.3346.3287.2341.2318.3266.2293.9309.5108.3108.7439.6106.6228.8219.9425.1371.8154.3

293.9

221.9280.8326.9111.2351.7359.2

131.1

317.4

254.9

181.4173.4156.1348.8220.3231.1

322.1

161.5144.0152.8126.3

361.

418.3671.5424.4563.9732.1735.6709.5

1093.1797.9

338.0266.9313.9219.3348.9269.0208.3

-11.1.6

-1.9

2.4

2.41.93.82.51.3

-1.0.8

1.21.63.31.61.4.1

2.51.63.94.4

-1.6-1.5

.9

.3

4.1

2.53.03.02.06.32.5

6.7

-1.42.4

13.921.750.1

8.9

2.2

5.56.75.93.3

15.5

-7.2-5.23.3

-6.4-.4

-9.6-4.95.7

-2.5

-.6.8

4.8-5.237.7

3.34.4

0.11.5

-3.9

.3

.1

.5

.11.3

0.1..1

1.16.41.1.9

-2.0-.6-.5

0.6

1.3-1.6

.1

.6-1.0

1.1

0.1.7

1.4.70

-2.2

-.5-.2.5

2.6-8.7-6.1

.4

1.41.2

01.0

4.3

0-.9.8

-1.16.2

.42.9

-6.2.4

-2.8.5

-.80

4.32.53.1

0.40

6.4

00.2.6.7.1.20.30.1.10

1.4.20.5.40.6.1

.3

.7

.6-.3.2.8

-.4

.40.5

2.8-.6

-3.5

.1

.1

.71.1.2

0-1.9-.7

-1.5-.2-.4-.8

-3.6.7

-.5.2.8

-.7.2.5.7

-1.00

-1.3

.1

.5

.2

.3-.1-.9-.2.2.5

-6.9-.9

-1.3.6

-.5.5.9.20

-.2.20.6

.1

.3

.82.3

.11.2-.6

-.2

1.4

-1.20

2.12.8

10.2-1.2

.1

.5

.6

.9

-.6

-7.8-2.5

.9-1.6-3.7

-.6-1.7-2.9

.8

.5

.3

.4-2.84.31.0.4

0.11.5

-3.9

.5

.2

.5

.11.7

0-.3.1

1.16.41.2.9

-2.0-.6-.5

0.6.7

-1.6.1.5

-1.0

1.41.3

.51.41.3.3

-1.3

-1.9

-1.0-.2.5.6

-9.8-4.8

.2

1.8.7.3.7

5.3

0-.9.3

-1.36.6

.42.9

-4.7.4

-3.3.5

-.80

5.51.93.1

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Table 2. Producer price indexes and percent changes for selected commodity groupings by stage of processing—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Grouping Commoditycode

Relativeimportance

Dec.19831

Unadjusted index

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Unadjustedpercent change toFeb. 1984 from:

Feb.1983

Jan.1984

Seasonally adjusted percentchange from:

Nov.to

Dec.

Dec.to

Jan.

Jan.to

Feb.

Intermediate materials less foods and feeds—ContinuedPhosphates3

Other agricultural chemicalsPlastic resins and materials

Synthetic rubberTires, tubes, tread, etcRubber hosePlastic construction products (Dec. 1969=100)Unsupported plastic film, sheet, and other shapes (Dec. 1970= 100)3

Plastic packaging (June 1978=100)3

Plastic parts and components for manufacturing (June 1978=100)3

Softwood lumberHardwood lumberMillworkPlywoodOther wood products

Woodpulp3

PaperPaperboardPaper boxes and containersPressure-sensitive products (Dec. 1982=100)3

Building paper and boardManifold business forms (Dec. 1983= 100)3

Commercial printing (June 1982=100)3

Foundry and forge shop productsBlast furnace and electric furnace productsSteel mill productsPrimary nonferrous metals3

Secondary nonferrous metalsNonferrous mill shapesNonferrous wire and cable3

Nonferrous foundry shop products (June 1977=100)3

Metal containersHardwarePlumbing fixtures and brass fittingsHeating equipmentFabricated structural metal products3

Miscellaneous metal products3

Farm tractor parts and attachments (Dec. 1982 = 100)3

Parts for farm machinery ex. tractors (Dec. 1973 = 100)Cutting tools and accessories3

Abrasive productsParts for metal cutting machine tools (Dec. 1972= 100)3

Parts for metal forming machine tools (Dec. 1972=100)Fluid power equipment (Dec. 1970=100)Mechanical power transmission equipment3

Air conditioning and refrigeration equipment (Dec. 1977 = 100)3

Metal valves, ex.fluid power (Dec. 1982= 100)3

Ball and roller bearingsWiring devicesMotors, generators, motor generator setsSwitchgear, switchboard, etc., equipment3

Electronic components and accessoriesEnvironmental controls (June 1980=100)3

Parts for mining machinery and equipment (Dec. 1972=100)Internal combustion engines

Flat glass3

Portland cementConcrete productsStructural clay products, ex refractories3

Refractories3

Asphalt roofingGypsum products3

Glass containersOther nonmetallic minerals

Motor vehicle parts

NotionsPhotographic suppliesMedical instruments and equipment (June 1982=100)3

Jewelers' materials and findings (Dec. 1978=100)3

See footnotes at end of table.

06-52-0206-5306-6

07-11-0207-1207-13-0407-2107-2207-2507-26

08-1108-1208-208-308-4

09-1109-1309-1409-15-0309-1609-209-3509-37

10-1510-1610-1710-2210-2410-2510-2610-2810-310-410-510-610-710-8

11-11-5211-12-5111-3511-3611-37-5111-38-5111-4311-4511-4811-49-0211-49-0511-7111-7311-7511-7811-8111-92-53-0111-94

13-1113-22-01-3113-313-413-513-613-713-813-9

14-12

15-315-4215-6215-94-05

0.202.534

1.358

.265

.708

.207

.282

.490

.366

.518

1.416.404

1.159.637.259

.3761.702.672

1.747.126.262.360

2.465

1.868.256

6.5001.637.405

1.579.711.577

1.103.896.353.369

3.2573.576

.102

.136

.334

.249

.099

.058

.241

.4061.072.429.366.690.777.703

1.602.165.083.742

.375

.5551.744.240.218.309.190.656

1.250

3.901

.198

.316

.103

.141

272.8442.8304.2

287.4242.9303.7162.9221.6141.9139.4

362.4307.5308.5248.3229.8

364.4294.3262.2252.6101.9251.9102.7104.4

354.4307.9362.8289.9255.7315.2201.8144.5344.5292.5293.9247.3306.5289.9

100.3256.3276.6305.8414.4345.6254.9321.8143.6100.2335.6342.8337.3268.8188.8121.2361.8344.3

229.5329.5305.6283.7355.0381.4328.5351.0485.4

353.0

281.4

106.1159.7

276.3458.1305.0

286.7243.0304.6164.0224.0141.6139.9

377.4310.9308.5249.5230.7

371.5296.6269.3255.0102.9253.9103.2105.3

357.1309.3363.5295.8254.8318.1201.8145.3344.9292.9296.9248.4306.9290.7

100.3255.3276.9306.5432.6346.0254.9321.7143.6100.4335.5346.3337.7272.4190.1121.5364.4344.3

230.0347.0306.4283.0357.0390.4339.4350.9486.8

352.8

282.2284.0105.5164.1

-0.2-.77.7

.3-3.03.38.84.91.91.5

3.715.32.74.2

-1.1

7.56.4

10.32.92.35.2

(4)4.3

2.9-2.33.5

-6.32.71.7

-1.7(4)4.21.74.73.21.44.2

.32.21.5

010.9

1.31.12.31.2-.41.34.94.5-.25.6

-2.31.32.2

.14.42.17.15.72.6

26.9-1.42.2

.1

.64.42.74.3

1.33.5

.3

-.20.3.7

1.1-.2.4

4.11.1

0.5.4

1.9.8

2.71.01.0.8.5.9

.8

.5

.22.0-.4.90.6.1.1

1.0.4.1.3

0-.4.1.2

4.4.1000.20

1.0.1

1.3.7.2.70

.25.3

.3-.2.6

2.43.3

0.3

-.1

.3

-.62.8

0.1.8.7

-.30

1.10

-.1.10

-.42.5-.2-.6.5

1.2.20

-.9

.2

.1

.61.2.7.9

-.7.8.6.20.10.1

.1

.40

1.12.55.0-.5

.5

.20.3.5

-.10.5

-1.1.3.8

0.1.800

-.22.4

00

-.5

.5-.3

01.0

0.4-2.62.5

-.41.52.1

-4.20.8.1

-.3.5

-1.31.3-.3

3.71.21.0-.1.3.9

2.71.0

-.3.6

-.1-2.3

.5-.1.1

2.1.7.100.5.2

01.0.30

-.3-6.5

.2

.4

.6

.11.4.6.1

-.2-.3.6

1.50

-.2-6.2-1.6

.1

.2

.72.2

0-.3

-.1

- .1

(4)

1.1-4.2

1.33.6

.5

-.8.6

1.1-.2.4

3.01.0-.8-.1-.2

1.9.8

1.9.6

1.0.1.5.9

.9

.8

.72.0

-1.3.90.70

-.1.5.8.1.3

0-.6.1

-.94.4

.8-.6

00.2.3.8

-.21.3.5.2.9.4

.25.5

.9-.2.6

3.33.3

.4-1.1

-.5

0(4)-.62.8

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Table 2. Producer price indexes and percent changes for selected commodity groupings by stage of processing—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Grouping Commoditycode

Relativeimportance

Dec.19831

Unadjusted index

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Unadjustedpercent change toFeb. 1984 from:

Feb.1983

Jan.1984

Seasonally adjusted percentchange from:

Nov.to

Dec.

Dec.to

Jan.

Jan.to

Feb.

Crude materials for further processing .

Crude foodstuffs and feedstuff* ...

Fresh and dried fruits and vegetables .WheatCornCattleHogsLive poultryFluid milkHayOilseedsGreen coffee3

Cocoa beans

Cane sugar, raw3

Crude nonfood materials

Raw cotton3....Leaf tobacco ..

Cattle hides ....

Coal3

Natural gas3

Crude petroleum3

Potash

Crude natural rubber ....

Logs, timber, etc.(Dec. 1981 = 100)3 .

Wastepaper3

Iron ore3

Iron and steel scrap ....Copper base scrapAluminium base scrap .

Sand, gravel, and crushed stone .

01-101-2101-22-02-0501-3101-3201-401-601-8101-8301-91-0101-91-02

02-52-01-01

01-51-01-0101-92-01-01

04-11

05-105-31

05-61

06-52-03

07-11-01

08-5

09-1210-1110-1210-23-0110-23-02

13-21

100.000

52.759

1.6222.4585.255

16.3934.5332.760

1.2483.5471.432

.313

1.989

47.2411.3911.853

.658

4.60711.54915.139

.293

.314

1.947

.415

.7362.474

.9371.000

2.873

333.7

264.2

290.4230.9255.9249.5225.5252.6279.1374.7273.1301.3462.1

309.4

483.6

236.8265.6

470.4

541.01414.9676.0

260.0

285.2

92.6

211.5

282.1297.1130.3579.

289.6

332.8

260.7

311.5219.6246.7255.5211.3251.3275.7350.6251.0301.3475.3

315.7

488.2

240.2263.4

495.7

543.41413.6676.0

270.2

287.5

97.3

229.3

282.1313.5135.3612.5

291.7

3.9

4.6

36.7-8.214.17.2

-19.825.6-3.045.017.8

.5

34.9

.6

3.213.4-4.2

49.9

1.9-1.9-2.4

9.7

18.1

4.5

040.2

-12.293.8

3.4

-0.3

-1.3

7.3-4.9-3.62.4

-6.3-.5

-1.2-6.4-8.1

02.9

2.0

1.0

1.4-.8

5.4

.4-.1

0

3.9

5.1

8.4

05.53.85.7

.7

1.0

1.5

-2.51.6

-4.95.5

17.91.7-.8

11.7-6.7

05.6

-.8

.4

.3-2.2

-.6

.5

.7-.2

.5

.6

06.11.9.7

.9

0.7

2.2

3.5.2

-5.73.56.62.1

010.4-.6

00

-.7

-1.0

-6.8.8

4.8

-.3.9.2

-4.3

-1.5

0

0-2.1-4.8-1.6

-1.4

-1.5

-3.1

4.0-4.5-5.6

-.8-10.6

-5.3-1.1-6.5-6.7

0

0

2.0

.31.4

0

6.7

.4-.1

0

4.9

1.8

5.1

8.4

0.4.4

-.1.7

1 Comprehensive relative importance figures are computed once each year inDecember. Data shown are expressed as a percent of total finished goods, totalintermediate materials, or total crude materials. Data shown will not add up to 100.000because not all commodity components of each stage-of-processing (SOP) index areshown; relative importance figures shown account for about 86 percent of total finishedgoods, about 86 percent of total intermediate materials, and about 97 percent of totalcrude materials. For each commodity component of the Finished Goods Index whichis allocated to both capital equipment and finished consumer goods excluding foods,the relative importance figure shown reflects only the share allocated to the SOP

grouping under which it is listed. For example, the relative importance figure shown forhousehold furniture under the SOP grouping for finished consumer goods excludingfoods includes the share allocated to that SOP grouping but not the share allocated tocapital equipment.

2 All data are subject to revision 4 months after original publication.3 Not seasonally adjusted.4 Not available.

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Table 3. Producer price indexes for selected stage-of-processlng groupings, seasonally adjusted

(1967 = 100)

Yearand

month

Index

Finishedgoods

Finishedconsumer

foods

Finishedconsumer

goodsexcluding

foods

Capitalequipment

Intermediatematerials

Intermediatefoodsand

feeds

Intermediatematerialsexcluding

foods

Crudematerials

Crudefoodstuffs

andfeedstuffs

Crudenonfoodmaterials

1980:JanuaryFebruary....MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember.December.

1981:JanuaryFebruary....MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember.December.

1982:JanuaryFebruary....MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember.December.

1983:JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember.December..

1984:JanuaryFebruary

234.0237.2239.8241.9242.8244.9248.9251.9252.8255.0256.5257.8

260.4262.7265.8268.5269.2270.6271.2271.7272.7273.8274.8275.8

277.6277.5277.1277.5277.5280.0281.2282.4282.5283.4285.0285.7

283.6283.8283.4283.3284.1285.2285.2286.3286.6287.1286.9287.3

289.1290.2

232.1231.5233.3230.0231.1232.5240.2246.6246.9249.0250.4250.5

251.4250.8252.4252.2252.2253.3256.0256.1255.2255.0254.1254.2

256.9258.0257.1260.5261.5262.6259.0259.1258.4258.4259.3259.6

259.0261.1261.1263.1262.0260.5259.3260.2262.1264.8263.8265.6

272.7274.5

234.9240.4243.5247.6248.4251.1253.7255.3256.4257.9259.6261.4

264.7268.1272.1276.1276.7278.0277.4277.8279.5280.7282.4283.5

284.9284.5283.7282.6281.8285.1288.5290.2290.7292.3294.5295.0

290.9289.9288.9287.7289.5292.1292.5293.5293.4292.8292.7292.4

292.0292.6

228.0229.9232.2235.8236.6238.2240.9243.2244.5248.2249.5250.9

253.4255.9258.1260.4262.3264.1265.6266.9268.2270.3272.0273.6

275.2274.5276.0276.8277.9279.5280.5281.8281.9281.9282.8284.3

284.1285.0285.8285.9286.5287.0287.5288.8288.5288.6289.3290.0

290.4291.9

266.9271.8273.8274.5276.1278.6281.0283.9285.4288.2290.5293.4

296.6298.1301.3304.6305.9307.1307.8309.5309.6309.8310.2310.7

311.6311.1310.1309.0309.1309.8310.5310.2310.4310.3311.1311.3

309.8309.9309.1307.9309.1311.3312.2313.4315.3316.2316.8317.1

317.3317.4

228.0239.3235.3229.6239.4241.5250.2264.7265.8280.9286.0269.6

270.7261.7256.5255.7253.0253.3249.5249.8242.3239.3235.7235.3

239.0240.0239.2242.1244.5245.1241.9239.1236.4234.3235.4235.6

236.7240.0240.0244.8243.3242.5242.1249.4261.4258.4258.6257.6

261.1256.2

269.7274.2276.5277.7278.8281.3283.3285.3286.8288.7290.8295.1

298.5300.8304.6308.2309.8311.1312.1313.9314.6315.1315.8316.3

317.0316.4315.4314.0313.9314.6315.5315.5315.8316.0316.7316.9

315.3315.1314.2312.6314.0316.4317.4318.2319.5320.6321.2321.6

321.5322.0

289.8296.2290.4282.1285.4287.0302.0317.0320.6326.9331.0328.7

330.1333.7330.9332.6330.5333.8334.7332.0328.0323.6319.5316.2

320.4319.5317.9320.0324.2323.7320.8317.8315.8315.4319.1317.7

316.2318.5320.2323.2321.6321.1317.9325.0328.8329.2330.6333.8

336.2331.1

247.6252.6245.8232.9238.1239.8258.0275.7276.8282.6284.2277.4

275.3266.7262.3261.5255.7260.2260.8258.9252.6248.7244.5239.0

247.3248.6249.2253.1257.2255.3249.3245.4241.0239.3243.3243.1

244.6249.8250.8255.3250.9247.1242.0251.9256.2258.2259.8263.8

269.6261.3

379.2388.4384.9386.6385.9387.1395.1404.4413.2420.7430.1437.6

446.6476.7477.6484.8490.6491.4492.9488.6489.7484.2480.3482.0

477.9472.5466.1464.4468.9471.3474.8474.0476.7478.9482.2478.3

470.3466.7469.7469.8474.0480.5481.3482.6485.2482.3483.2

480.2481.6

NOTE: Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of latereports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months

after original publication.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Silver oresPrimary products

Silver concentratesSilver concentrates .

1044

AnthracitePrimary products

Prepared anthracite shipped .StoveChestnutPeaBuckwheat no. 2Buckwheat no. 4Buckwheat no. 5

Bituminous Coal and LignitePrimary products

PreparedSteam electric utilities

North AppalachiaContract

South AppalachiaContract

MidwestContract

WestContract

Metallurgical/coke producerHigh volatile

North AppalachiaContract

South AppalachiaContract

Low volatileNorth Appalachia

ContractAll other industrial

North AppalachiaContract

South AppalachiaContract

MidwestContract

ExportSouth Appalachia

ContractUnprepared (raw)

For preparation at other establishments .For use without preparation

1211

Crushed and broken limestonePrimary products

Limestone and related rocks ..East North Central region ...West North Central region .Other regions

Secondary products

1422

Crushed and broken granite, n.e.c. ...Primary products

Granite and related rocksSouth Atlantic regionOther regions

Secondary products

Crushed and broken stone, n.e.cPrimary products

TraprockSandstoneOther, (slate, volcanic rock, etc.) .

Secondary products

Construction sand and gravelPrimary products

Construction sandNortheast region

New EnglandConcrete aggregate and concrete products ...

Mid-AtlanticConcrete aggregate and concrete products ...Fill, road base and other

North Central region

1423

1429

1442

1044-P1044-51044-501

1111-P1111-21111-2061111-2071111-2081111-2111111-2131111-214

1211-P1211-A1211-21211-2111211-2111211-2121211-2121211-2131211-2131211-2141211-2141211-31211-311211-3111211-3111211-3121211-3121211-331211-3311211-3311211-41211-4111211-4111211-4121211-4121211-4131211-4131211-61211-6121211-6121211-11211-1011211-102

1422-P1422-1111422-111011422-111021422-111031422-S

1423-P1423-1111423-111011423-111021423-S

1429-P1429-111111429-111121429-111141429-S

1442-P1442-31442-3A1442-311442-3111442-321442-3211442-3251442-3B

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

C07

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8104/8204/8204/8212/8112/8112/81

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

ftftftft

146.6145.5147.1145.4144.8159.0153.6133.5

104.5103.8103.8106.4102.7103.299.099.6

108.7110.0115.2115.296.796.193.893.2

97.292.4

100.097.595.395.089.390.2

112.989.188.286.1

103.798.3

112.0

ftft

ftftftft

ft

ftftft

ftftftftftft

102.0101.7102.5102.2

ftft

102.9102.7ft

104.6

ftftftft

147.3146.0147.8146.7146.7156.2155.8133.599.2

104.9104.7104.2107.2107.1106.999.8

100.4109.0110.2112.4112.495.393.991.390.3

95.292.5

99.698.8

101.0101.688.8

ft112.886.485.082.3

106.5102.6112.7

100.3100.3

100.599.4

100.7100.0

100.8100.8

101.1100.0103.8

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.099.4

102.3102.0103.1107.2100.0100.0109.5103.0ft

103.7

97.197.197.197.1

147.3146.0147.8146.7146.7156.2155.8133.599.2

105.2104.3104.5108.2107.8109.299.9

100.5109.6111.0114.8114.892.993.789.388.0

96.681.5

81.498.795.294.992.293.6

112.885.183.480.4

103.597.7

112.6

101.2101.3

102.799.7

101.5100.0

101.2101.2

101.2101.3103.3

100.8100.8101.6100.0100.0100.6

102.6102.4103.3106.1100.0ft

108.0103.0113.5103.7

ftftftft

0.000000000

.3-.4.3.9.7

2.1.1.1.6.7

2.12.1

-2.5-.1

-2.2-2.6

1.4-11.8

-18.3-.1

-5.7-6.63.9ft

0-1.6-2.0-2.4-2.8-4.8

0

.91.0

2.2.3

.4

.4

.11.3-.4

.8

.81.6

00

1.1

.3

.3

.2-1.1

0ft-1.4

0ft

0

ftftftft

0.1.1.1

-.10.4.40

ft

.4

.6

.41.34.56.0

.1

.2

.6

.7-.3ft-3.2-2.4-4.8

ft-.9

-8.3

-18.6.5.4.4

1.01.2

-.1-5.7-7.0ft1.4ft-.1

ftft

ftftftft

ftft

ftftft

ftftftftftft

.6

.61.03.8ftft5.0

.310.0

.1

ftftftft

0.5.4.5.9

1.3-1.81.4

0-.7

.9

.71.02.37.18.9-.2-.41.31.5

.3

.3-3.5-2.3-4.6ft-.5

-9.8

-18.6-.9

.1

.1-4.2-4.8

2.6-6.7-8.1-9.7-.1-.3.1

ftft

ftftftft

ftft

ftftft

ftftftftftft

.91.01.73.8ftft5.0

.310.0

.7

ftftftft

-3.9-3.9-4.0-3.0-1.1-2.5-3.1-7.2

-10.0

1.21.11.24.08.48.2ft2.5

.2

.36.46.4

-7.6-6.7-8.1ft

-5.6-15.9

-16.8-2.4ft2.7

-10.3-8.6

5.4-13.8-16.5-19.4

1.0.3

1.9

ftft

ftftftft

ftft

ftftft

ftftftftftft

1.41.42.63.9ftft5.0

.510.03.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Construction sand and gravel—ContinuedEast North Central

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixture ,Fill, road base and other

West North CentralConcrete aggregate and concrete productsFill, road base and other

South regionSouth Atlantic

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsEast South Central

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsWest South Central

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsWest region

MountainConcrete aggregate and concrete products

PacificConcrete aggregate and concrete productsFill, road base and other

Construction gravelNortheast region

New EnglandConcrete aggregate and concrete productsFill, road base and other

Mid-AtlanticConcrete aggregate and concrete productsFill, road base and other

North Central regionEast North Central

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixtureFill, road base and other

West North CentralConcrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixtureFill, road base and other

South regionSouth Atlantic

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixtureFill, road base and other

East South CentralConcrete aggregate and concrete productsFill, road base and other

West South CentralConcrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixtureFill, road base and other

West regionMountain

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsPacific

Concrete aggregate and concrete productsAsphaltic and other aggregate and bituminous paving

mixtureFill, road base and other

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary products

Industrial sandPrimary products

Glass sandMolding sandOther industrial sand, n.e.c

Abrasive sand, including blast sandHydraulic fracture sandOther industrial sand, n.e.c

Phosphate rockPrimary products

Processed phosphate rockWashed or concentrated phosphate rockDried phosphate rock

66-70% BPL '.Over 72% BPL

See footnotes at end of table.

1446

1475

1442-331442-331

1442-3331442-3351442-341442-3411442-3451442-3C1442-351442-3511442-361442-3611442-371442-3711442-3D1442-381442-3811442-391442-3911442-3951442-51442-5 A1442-511442-5111442-5151442-521442-5211442-5251442-5B1442-531442-531

1442-5331442-5351442-541442-541

1442-5431442-5451442-5C1442-551442-551

1442-5531442-5551442-561442-5611442-5651442-571442-571

1442-5731442-5751442-5D1442-581442-5811442-591442-591

1442-5931442-5951442-M1442-XY91442-S

1446-P1446-11446-51446-91446-901011446-901031446-90109

1475-P1475-21475-2011475-2061475-206021475-20604

06/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/8207/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/6206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

104.4100.4

111.2106.7

105.0

ft100.1102.1102.6

101.996.595.6

103.392.1ft

106.2105.0106.7101.0104.6103.9104.2103.5105.1100.4111.4101.699.0

100.3

94.999.3

108.7113.0

102.0105.5103.0103.1103.4

106.0100.0100.6100.9100.0103.9106.0

98.0100.094.8

ftft95.4

100.997.786.6

100.5100.5110.0

100.299.6

102.8100.096.1

103.080.3

103.8

94.494.694.394.993.193.983.5

103.1100.4

111.2102.7

104.8ft

100.1102.0102.6

101.996.595.5

102.586.886.8

106.5104.8107.7101.1104.8103.9104.2103.5105.5101.2111.4101.699.0

100.3

94.999.3

108.7113.0

102.0

ft103.7103.5104.0

106.0100.0101.1100.9101.5104.9107.3

98.1100.094.390.4

ft96.2

102.6

97.6

ft100.5100.5110.0

101.5101.0104.2101.697.3

103.081.0

107.1

93.894.094.093.993.193.983.5

103.6100.4

111.2104.1

103.1ft

101.0102.7103.5

101.998.197.6

103.286.8ft

107.4106.9107.5101.6105.5103.9104.2103.5106.7102.3113.0101.198.398.9

94.999.3

108.5112.7

ft105.5104.9104.9105.7

107.3100.0101.1100.9101.5106.6110.0

96.4100.095.390.4

ft97.7

104.7

97.6

ft100.5100.5110.2

102.0101.5104.2102.398.0

105.781.2

107.1

93.593.693.493.992.293.978.3

0.40

01.4

-1.6ft

.9

.7

.9

01.62.1

.70

ft.8

2.0-.3.5.7000

1.11.11.4-.5-.7

-1.4

00

-.1-.2

ftft1.21.31.6

1.20000

1.62.5

-1.80

1.10

ft1.62.0

ft00.2

.4

.50.8.7

2.7.20

-.4-.4-.6

0-.9

0-6.3

0.40

01.4

ftft

.6

.7

.9

0.9

1.20

-5.2

ft1.22.0

.7

.3

.9000

1.51.91.4-.5-.7

-1.4

ft0

-.1ft

01.01.72.2

1.2ft

.6

ft1.5.8

1.4

-1.70.1

-3.6ft1.92.6

ft00.2

2.32.53.32.81.32.7

.31.5

-.8-.9

-1.1-.9

ft-6.3

0.40

01.4

2.1ft

.7

.91.2

.5

.3

.42.3

-4.9

ft3.94.31.7

.4

.9000

1.51.91.4-.6-.8

-1.4

-.80

-.1-.2

ft0

1.52.02.2

1.22.0

.6ft1.51.42.2

-1.60.3

ftft2.43.5

.7ft

00.2

2.22.32.22.81.92.7

ft3.2

-.3-.9-.9

-1.1-.9

0-6.4

3.1.7

9.62.9

2.1ft1.0.9

1.2

.51.21.62.7

-14.1ft7.06.07.5

.55.37.17.07.44.12.17.0

.6-.1

-1.4

-.31.92.64.4

ftft2.22.02.2

1.22.0

.6ftft3.14.6

-1.4ft-5.1ftft-2.73.8

-2.4ft

00

1.3

2.62.53.33.4

.94.4

-6.74.9

-4.7-4.6-4.7ft-4.9ft

-13.9

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

2011

2013

Productcode

2011-P

2011-C2011-C552011-12011-1122011-112022011-112032011-112042011-112982011-1172011-1312011-1512011-22011-2122011-42011-4172011-417012011-417022011-417982011-4512011-52011-517

2011-62011-6312011-631012011-631022011-6352011-6412011-72011-7112011-71101

2011-7172011-7212011-72101

2011-7352011-735012011-735982011-92011-9122011-912022011-912032011-912052011-912982011-9972011-M2011-XY92011-Z892011-S

2013-S

2013-P

2013-F

2013-F98

2013-62013-6312013-631012013-6352013-641

2013-6612013-72013-7112013-71198

2013-7172013-7212013-721012013-72198

2013-7352013-735012013-73598

Indexbase

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

Oct.19832

90.189.7

91.784.088.187.888.490.685.687.391.884.780.988.687.387.385.083.097.283.581.5114.1112.9

96.394.896.788.392.198.492.796.495.6

90.292.891.4

90.283.194.4102.1101.6100.4107.0111.6100.5113.096.3(*)95.994.9

89.5

94.493.5

102.5

102.5

81.081.781.286.178.7

80.296.293.189.4

94.796.395.899.4

97.897.498.0

Jan.19842

96.996.5

95.087.796.598.6101.299.679.495.796.183.186.190.189.195.093.8103.5115.389.790.9116.1115.3

97.898.598.1100.094.098.096.2109.0112.2

86.894.193.0

90.783.794.9118.7118.4111.0113.9120.9123.7120.3100.5107.8100.3104.8

89.1

95.594.5

101.8

101.8

84.986.282.990.484.7

78.396.392.697.3

94.597.397.099.1

97.898.397.5

Feb.19842

98.698.1

97.993.299.0100.6101.999.489.999.3100.187.286.690.589.391.489.789.4108.387.189.2120.9119.8

98.695.296.889.6100.1103.195.9105.4106.9

86.895.895.0

91.586.194.7124.9124.8113.1111.6119.0135.0119.1101.6107.8101.4110.5

91.3

96.494.9

103.9

103.9

83.381.581.296.586.2

72.197.698.598.2

96.197.096.699.1

97.899.197.0

Jan.1984

1.81.6

3.06.22.62.0.6-.2

13.23.84.25.0.6.4.2

-3.8-4.4

-13.7-6.1-2.9-1.94.14.0

.8-3.4-1.4

-10.46.55.2-.3

-3.3-4.7

01.82.2

.92.9-.25.25.31.9

-2.0-1.69.2-1.01.10

1.15.4

2.5

.9

.4

2.0

2.0

-2.0-5.4-2.06.81.8

-7.91.36.3.9

1.6-.3-.40

0.8-.5

Nov.1983

10.911.0

4.6

(3)13.915.716.413.212.015.312.3

C3)8.07.08.17.89.318.826.35.88.55.55.6

3.5-.1-.82.77.18.57.517.820.4

-2.35.87.1

4.17.82.111.711.910.21.2

-4.119.33.92.30

(3)10.5

.8

2.92.2

3.3

3.3

2.7.8

(3)14.66.4

-6.92.410.811.6

2.1.4.5.1

.1

(3)-1.1

Aug.1983

5.95.6

20.321.38.39.210.68.9

(3)7.88.2-.8

17.1-4.7-5.8-2.1-2.7-4.7.6

-3.13.913.512.7

-.23.94.03.5-6.4-3.23.817.421.4

-4.8.7.8

-.71.2

-1.720.620.88.8

11.030.110.8.5.9.5

14.3

0

0-.3

-1.6

-1.6

-1.41.0

(3)7.2-4.1

-4.8.77.14.7

1.5-1.3-1.5-.6

-.9.9

-2.0

Feb.1983

0.6-.2

18.115.76.07.09.39.3-5.14.55.0-1.412.6-2.1-1.8

-15.0-16.7-22.2-13.5-16.6-13.022.123.2

-15.4-13.4-13.5

(3)-18.6-19.6-10.3-10.7-10.8

-7.8-8.2-9.5

-11.9-14.8-10.248.649.746.649.034.559.314.7-3.9.9

-4.126.8

-4.4

-2.8-4.5

2.9

2.9

-14.5-13.1

(3)-7.4

-15.5

-20.1-2.1-3.6-6.6

-1.7-3.5-4.0-1.1

-.8.3

-1.4

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Meat packing plantsPrimary products

Miscellaneous byproducts of meatpacking plants, exceptsausage casings

Killing floor offa!, scrap, bones etcBeef, not canned or made into sausage

Whole carcass beefUSDA choice beef carcassesUSDA good beef carcassesUSDA utility beef carcassesOther USDA graded and ungraded beef carcasses

Primal and fabricated beef cutsBoneless beef, including hamburgerVariety meats (edible organs)

Veal, not canned or made into sausageWhole carcass veal

Pork, fresh and frozenPrimal cuts including trimmings

Boston buttsPork loinsOther primal cuts

Variety meats (fresh edible organs)Lard

Lard, commercial sizes (over 3 lbs.)Pork, processed or cured, including frozen (not canned or made

intoMams and picnics, except canned

HamsPicnics

Slab baconSliced bacon

Sausage and similar products (not canned)Fresh sausage, pork sausage, breakfast links, etc

Fresh pork sausage, roll, artificial casingDry and semidry sausage (salami, cervelat, summer sausage,

pepperoni, pork rolls, etc.)Frankfurters and weiners ,

Frankfurters, skinless, all meatOther sausage, smoked or cooked (bologna, liverwurst, Polish

sausage, packaged lunchmeat, etc.)Bologna, all meatOther smoked or cooked sausages

Hides, skins, and peltsCattle hides, except kip

Packer, branded cowPacker, native steer, heavyPacker, butt branderOther cattle hides

Other hides, skins, and pelts, except kipMiscellaneous receipts

Contract work and other miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsPrepared meats manufactured from animals slaughtered off

premises

Sausages and other prepared meatsPrimary products

Other processed, frozen, or cooked meats (portion control,corned beef, etc.)

Other processed, frozen, or cooked meats (portion control,corned beef, etc.)

Pork, processed or cured, including frozen (not canned or madeinto sausage)

Hams and picnics, except cannedHams

Slab baconSliced baconBoiled ham, barbecued pork, and other cooked pork, except

canned meats and sausageSausages and similar products (not canned)

Fresh sausage, pork sausage, breakfast links, etcOther fresh sausage, breakfast links, etc

Dry and semidry sausage (salami, cervelat, summer sausage,pepperoni, pork roll, etc.)

Frankfurters and weinersFrankfurters, skinless, all meatOther frankfurters and weiners

Other sausage, smoked or cooked (bologna, liverwurst, Polishsausage, luncheon meats, etc.)

Bologna, all meatOther smoked or cooked sausages

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Sausages and other prepared meats—ContinuedCanned meats (except dog and cat food) containing 20-percent

or more meatOther canned meats

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Poultry dressing, poultry and egg processingPrimary products

Young chickenBulk broilers/wet ice pack

Grade A bulk whole broilers/wet ice packOther wet ice bulk broilers, including parts

Dry ice pack bulk broilersTray pack broilers ,Other broilers including frozen

TurkeysYoung turkeys

Hens, whole, Grade A frozenToms, whole, Grade A frozenOther young turkey

Processed poultry and small gameTurkey, cooked or smokedChicken, cooked or smoked

Liquid, dried and frozen eggsDried whole eggsFrozen or liquid whole eggs

Secondary products

Natural and processed cheesePrimary products

Natural cheese, except cottage cheeseAmerican-type cheese

Cheddar cheeseOther American-type cheese

Italian-type cheeseMozzarella cheeseOther Italian-type cheese

Swiss cheeseOther natural cheese, except cottage

Processed cheese and related productsProcessed cheeseCheese foodCheese spread

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsFluid milk

Condensed and evaporated milkPrimary products

Dry milk productsDry whey, bulk packaging (more than 3 lbs.)Nonfat dry milk, bulk packaging (more than 3 lbs.)Other food-grade dry milk products, bulk packaging (more than

3 lbs.)Secondary products

Creamery butter

Ice cream and frozen dessertsPrimary products

Ice cream and icesBulk ice cream and custard (3 gallons or more)

Other bulk ice cream and custard (3 gallons or more)Consumer-size ice cream and custard (16 oz. to less than 3

gallons)Vanilla ice cream and custard in consumer size (16 oz. to

less than 3 gallons)Other consumer-size ice cream and custard (16 oz. to less

than 3 gallons)Novelty forms of frozen desserts (any frozen dairy-type

dessert less than 16 ounces)Water ices (16 oz. size or larger)Consumer-size ice milk (16 oz. to less than 3 gallons)Consumer-size sherbet (16 oz. to less than 3 gallons)

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Fluid milkPrimary products

Packaged fluid milk and related products

See footnotes at end of table.

2018

2022

2023

2024

2026

2013-82013-8982013-M2013-Z892013-S

2018-P2018-12018-1332018-133012018-133982018-1342018-1362018-1392018-32018-3232018-323012018-323022018-323982018-52018-5212018-5232018-92018-9152018-9552018-S

2022-P2022-12022-1022022-102012022-102112022-1032022-103012022-103112022-1052022-1112022-22022-2112022-2132022-2152022-M2022-Z892022-S2026-S

2023-P2023-12023-1392023-143

2023-1462023-S2021-S

2024-P2024-12024-1142024-11498

2024-115

2024-11501

2024-11598

2024-1162024-1512024-1842024-1962024-S2024-SSS

2026-P2026-2

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8212/8212/82

96.1101.598.598.5

102.0

111.9112.1112.3112.9112.9112.8111.0105.2121.7114.7116.4116.8118.1114.5108.2108.5106.3115.8113.2129.0110.9

102.0102.5102.1102.1102.7100.2100.8100.9100.7102.2102.6103.2101.8105.9105.9103.6103.795.6

105.9

100.4100.5100.5100.2100.3

100.9

160.6

101.0

100.0100.0100.6(3)

100.0100.0

100.2100.2100.0

97.1103.0100.0100.0102.3

127.6127.9128.0129.7131.5127.0132.1121.2128.5126.9129.3137.8127.8121.5110.6110.6107.8132.5124.2145.2112.4

100.5100.399.899.099.996.499.799.3

100.3102.399.9

101.198.1

105.7106.2102.8103.098.9

104.6

99.999.9

100.0102.899.9

99.7100.2100.0

100.5100.5100.5102.0103.0

99.8

101.8

98.7

100.8101.3100.6100.4100.0100.0

100.3100.0100.0

95.7101.4103.6103.6102.4

128.8129.1130.9133.1135.6129.5134.4123.0130.3116.7119.1118.6115.5123.0111.1109.2110.9145.9142.2155.8110.2

100.1100.499.698.999.796.499.098.999.2

101.599.6

101.398.5

105.8106.2101.9102.196.1

104.5

99.8102.699.8

97.9100.3100.1

101.7101.4101.4103.7105.7

99.9

101.8

98.9

103.3101.3100.6100.4110.5110.5

100.499.999.9

-1.4-1.53.73.7

.1

.9

.92.32.63.11.91.71.41.3

-8.0-7.9

-14.0-9.6

1.2.5

-1.22.6

10.114.67.3

-2.0

-.30

-.1-.1-.2

0-.7-.4

-1.1-.8-.4.2.400

-.9-.9

-2.80

-.1-.1-.2-.1-.2

-1.8.1.1

1.2.9.9

1.72.5

.2

2.5000

10.510.5

.1-.1-.1

-0.9-.86.66.6

.5

7.77.57.78.88.39.78.16.23.11.72.3-.6

-3.111.02.1

03.8

24.826.026.4

.1

-1.6-1.9-2.3-3.1-2.9(3)-1.7-2.0-1.1-.8

-3.2-1.5-2.6-.2.2

-1.7-1.7

1.0-.3

t8)3

1.1.8.8

3.65.4

-1.2

.6

-2.1

3.11.3

0(3)10.510.5

.1-.3

0

-0.5-1.4

1.41.4.2

15.415.512.113.413.613.114.67.7

(3)8.39.2(3)8.3

13.18.65.7

10.057.859.960.6

2.5

-1.1-1.2-1.6-2.4-2.2-2.7-1.0-1.2-.5.4

-2.5-.8

-1.9.6

1.6-1.3-1.2

.7-.5

1.51.31.33.75.7

1.3

-1.3

3.21.3.6

.3-.3-.3

-4.01.55.55.51.9

22.222.420.122.623.022.123.814.814.116.217.317.319.915.26.83.7(3)

78.782.186.8

2.0

-1.7-1.8-1.9-2.7-2.4-3.7-1.2-1.3-1.1

0-3.0-1.6-3.0

.1

.4-1.5-1.4-1.42.5

.3-.1-.3

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2032

2033

Productcode

2026-2122026-21200 G0-

1-

2026-21200 G0-2-

2026-21200 G0-3-

2026-21200 G0-4-

2026-2232026-2252026-2452026-252

2026-3

2026-3132026-42026-4322026-4342026-4352026-M2026-Z892026-S2021-S2022-S2023-S2024-S2026-SSS

2032-P,2032-22032-32032-373

2032-386

2032-3912032-42032-4682032-4932032-494

2032-4982032-S2032-SSS2033-SSS

2033-P2033-12033-1122033-1342033-1622033-1712033-1732033-1742033-1752033-22033-2032033-2072033-2152033-2352033-2752033-2932033-2942033-2962033-2972033-32033-3212033-42033-4112033-4282033-4312033-4722033-492

Indexbase

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

Oct.19832

99.9100.4

97.8

100.2

102.0

100.2100.198.9

100.9

100.7

100.7100.097.7

100.7100.9100.9100.999.898.199.9

100.2101.197.3

100.6101.2105.097.294.4

99.8

95.699.993.8

102.495.6

102.698.1

100.995.7

108.8108.9106.3100.2103.6114.0107.8111.8106.698.2

109.3109.4104.395.8

111.8117.3121.497.6

107.5128.298.998.6

104.0114.1116.4101.8105.0104.7

Jan.19842

99.8100.5

97.9

99.9

101.7

100.3100.398.9

100.8

100.8

100.8100.4100.9100.5100.1102.1102.1100.096.398.099.5

102.099.7

101.3101.8105.098.595.0

102.9

97.4101.496.3

102.995.6

103.299.5

101.997.3

111.2111.3111.198.0

106.3115.6106.8112.4116.4109.0109.6109.8101.895.1

111.8(3)(3)96.4

110.5128.0102.9102.3107.6115.2116.4101.3110.3113.9

Feb.19842

99.799.6

97.5

100.0

102.5

100.3100.198.9

100.6

100.4

100.499.9

100.997.1

100.4103.5103.5100.695.297.799.1

102.2104.1

101.4102.0105.399.296.3

102.9

98.4100.896.3

102.995.1

103.299.7

102.197.5

112.8113.1114.399.6

108.7120.5109.0112.4120.4111.1111.3106.6106.294.8

112.1106.8113.196.8

115.0129.3103.2102.6113.7115.2118.7107.0110.6123.7

Jan.1984

-0.1-.9

-.5

.1

.9

-.1-.2

.1-.2

-.4

-.4-.5

0-3.4

.41.41.4.6

-1.1-.3-.3.2

4.4

.1

.1

.3

.61.4

0

1.0-.6

00

-.5

0.1.1.1

1.41.62.91.72.24.32.0

03.42.01.5

-2.84.3-.3.3

(3)ft

.44.01.1.3.4

5.60

2.05.6

.38.6

Nov.1983

-0.1-.8

-.5

-.1

1.3

.2

.3

.1-.7

-.5

-.5-.8-.3

-3.60

1.81.8.5

ft-2.2-1.1

.66.4

.7

.5

.31.5

ft3.0

ft.4.10

ft

ft1.4

ft1.9

4.14.13.8-.52.24.12.2

-2.05.53.53.9

-2.22.7-.9.2.3

-.7-.25.68.91.51.69.82.23.07.15.0

19.0

Aug.1983

-0.1-.7

-1.1

-.1

1.8

-.5-1.3

.3-.8

.3

.4

.43.4

-3.4.4

3.03.01.3

-1.6-1.6-1.0

1.58.2

.1

.5-.21.61.0

3.9

2.1.8.5.4

-7.7

.6-1.3

1.3-3.6

4.74.77.9-.59.9

18.32.5

-8.212.717.14.6-.54.9-.75.08.16.8

.111.72.47.87.9

10.01.88.55.86.2

20.1

Feb.1983

-0.4-.5

-2.3

-.1

2.1

-.1-.5

ft-.1

.3

.3-.5-.4

-3.1.4

3.73.71.0

-4.8-1.6-1.02.65.3

.2

.55.0

-5.1-14.1

3.9

-4.7-.3

-2.22.0

•-7.7

1.0-1.1

1.6-3.6

7.17.1

11.2-.5

11.040.2

.3-10.2

18.0

ft8.7

.716.5

.61.5

-2.85.58.4

24.31.96.16.09.22.28.54.33.8

ft

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Fluid milk—ContinuedFluid whole milk, packaged

Fluid whole milk, packaged, Northeast region .

Fluid whole milk, packaged, North Central region .

Fluid whole milk, packaged, Southern region

Fluid whole milk, packaged, Western region .

Lowfat milk, 0.5 - 2.0% butterfat, packagedSkim milk, packagedSour cream and related productsHalf and half and related products

Cottage cheese (including farmers' cheese, pot cheese andbakers' cheese)

Cottage cheese, manufactured and creamed at theestablishment

Buttermilk, chocolate drinks and other flavored milk products ....YogurtButtermilk and related productsFlavored milk drinks (chocolate milk, chocolate drink)

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsCreamery butterCheeseCondensed and evaporated milkIce cream and frozen dessertsOther secondary products

Canned specialtiesPrimary products

Canned soups, except frozen or seafoodCanned dry beans

Beans with pork (13.1 oz to 18 oz)Other canned dry beans, including chili con came (13.1 oz to

18 oz)Other canned dry beans, including chili con carne (other

sizes)Canned specialty foods

Chinese foods (bean sprouts, chop suey, etc.)Spanish foods (Mexican rice, tortillas, enchiladas)RavioliOther canned specialties, including canned puddings (other

than canned meats)Secondary products

Other secondary productsCanned fruits and vegetables

Canned fruits and vegetablesPrimary products

Canned fruits, except baby foodApplesFruits for saladsFruit pie fillingsApplesauceOlives, ripe and green ripePeaches, including spicedPears, including spiced

Canned vegetables, except hominy and mushrooms .Fresh lima beansBeans, green and wax (including blue lake)CarrotsVegetable combinationsWhite potatoes

Sweet corn, whole kernelGreen peasTomatoes

Canned hominy and mushroomsMushrooms

Canned fruit juices, nectars, and concentratesApple juicePineapple juiceGrapefruit juiceOther whole fruit juices and mixtures of whole fruit juicesOrange juice, single strength

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

code

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Canned fruits and vegetables—ContinuedCanned vegetable juices

Tomato juiceCatsup and other tomato sauces, etc

Tomato saucesCatsupTomato pasteTomato pulp and puree

Jams, jellies and preservesStrawberry jams and preservesOther jams and preservesGrape jellyOther jellies

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsCanned specialtiesOther secondary productsFrozen fruits and vegetables

Dried and dehydrated fruits, vegetables and soupsPrimary products

Dried fruits and vegetablesDried fruits

RaisinsPrunesDatesApplesOther fruits

Dried vegetablesPotatoes (including flakes, granules, etc.)OnionsOther vegetables

Secondary products

Pickles, sauces and salad dressingsPrimary products

Pickles and other pickled productsDill picklesSweet picklesOvernight pickles (Fresh, half sour)Other finished pickled products

Meat saucesOther sauces

Mayonnaise, salad dressings and sandwich spreadsSalad dressingMayonnaiseSandwich spread, refrigerated dressing and other spoon-type

dressingsFrench dressingCheese, low calorie and other pourable-type dressings

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Frozen fruits and vegetablesPrimary production

Frozen fruits, juices and adesFrozen blueberriesFrozen orange juice

Frozen orange juice, over one gallonFrozen orange juice, 16 oz. to one gallonFrozen orange juice, 10.1 to 13 ozFrozen orange juice, 4.1 to 7 oz

Frozen grapefruit juiceFrozen grapefruit juice, 4.1 to 7 ozFrozen grapefruit juice, all other sizes

Frozen lemonadeFrozen lemonade, 10.1 to 13 oz

Frozen grape juiceFrozen grape juice, 10.1 to 13 oz

Other frozen fruit and berry juice, concentratedCitrus pulp

Frozen vegetablesFrozen green beansFrozen broccoliFrozen brussels sproutsFrozen carrotsFrozen cauliflowerFrozen green peasFrozen succotashOther frozen combinationsFrozen french fried potatoes

See footnotes at end of table.

2034

2035

2037

2033-52033-5152033-62033-6142033-6212033-6622033-6912033-82033-8112033-8152033-8212033-8252033-M2033-Z892033-S2032-S2033-SSS2037-S

2034-P2034-X2034-12034-1132034-1152034-1182034-1212034-1232034-22034-2132034-2372034-2412034-S

2035-P2035-22035-2112035-2152035-2192035-2332035-32035-3512035-42035-4112035-423

2035-4292035-4312035-4392035-S2035-SSS

2037-P2037-12037-1632037-1792037-179012037-179022037-179032037-179042037-1832037-183012037-183022037-1892037-189022037-1912037-191022037-1952037-1972037-22037-2132037-2252037-2312037-2332037-2352037-2412037-2432037-2462037-248

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8107/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8107/8107/8107/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

115.1117.6114.2130.0111.1109.0103.1104.4109.7100.5

(3)85.484.2

111.3103.5109.6118.8

103.5103.6103.798.094.2

100.0107.9104.9102.4108.8117.296.6(3)

102.2

112.0113.9108.8108.7111.6(3)

110.2115.9

(3)116.5126.9115.7

112.9108.0106.4107.5

106.8103.093.5

114.589.588.792.490.6(3)76.569.177.790.992.5

108.3110.499.381.2

110.3107.399.6

105.4117.1100.4133.9117.2112.8109.5

117.5117.0114.1127.8110.1112.6113.1110.3117.492.9(3)89.7(3)

113.4101.6113.7120.8

103.5102.9102.298.493.5

100.0108.9106.5104.7105.7

96.6110.3

112.2114.4110.5110.9113.7

(3)111.4115.9

(3)116.3123.1116.8

111.3110.8107.4107.6108.1

106.0104.595.2

114.593.192.099.793.2(3)78.869.880.390.992.5

101.2102.298.383.2

111.7111.7100.9107.8101.8103.5133.9117.6112.5112.1

117.2114.1114.7116.8109.9111.7113.4110.3117.494.5(3)85.9(3)

114.4102.9110.5127.0

109.7109.7110.796.593.6

100.0108.9107.2104.7121.7139.9

110.7

112.5114.8110.7111.0113.7

(3)111.3118.4(3)

116.6123.1117.2

111.3111.9108.0107.6108.1

109.3107.6103.0115.5105.4115.0111.7103.5

(3)87.870.590.897.7(3)

101.2102.299.883.2

111.2111.8100.7107.8101.8103.1133.9117.6112.5111.4

-0.2-2.5

.5-8.7

-.2-.8.300

1.7(3)-4.1(3)

.81.4

-2.85.2

6.06.68.3

.1

.100.60

15.2

.3

.4

.100

(3)-.12.1(3)

.30.3

01.0.500

3.13.08.2

.913.225.112.111.1(3)11.5

1.013.07.5

(3)00

1.50

-.5.1

-.200

-.3000

-.6

2.3-.5-.2

-1.4-1.73.36.9-.15.5

-6.0(3)-.7

(3)5.2

06.36.9

9.810.012.1

.4

.52.62.2

22.6

07.4

.4

.81.11.4.9

0.7

2.1(3)

.3-.2

3.6(3)

.1

3.84.1

10.0.9

17.327.521.014.3(3)15.22.0

17.27.5(3)-6.6-7.4

1.7-.4.2

(3).9

15.6-.3.6

5.2-2.11.5

-8.4-1.13.31.76.25.9

-5.7(3)2.6(3)4.34.42.16.9

9.09.0

10.8-1.3-5.3

01.31.44.7

21.741.0

8.3

5.27.51.92.31.9

(3)1.55.8(3)11.215.6

7.610.54.3

.1

.1

1.44.1

10.6.9

18.532.121.014.3(3)14.62.6

16.47.5(3)-6.6-7.4

.45.9-.14.1

-3.2-6.7

-13.0-5.7

0.8

-.31.2

4.1-.52.6

-4.1-1.1

1.39.55.17.0

0(3)4.6(3)5.86.73.97.6

9.09.0

10.8-1.3-5.5

03.8(3)4.7

21.7

8.3

7.49.52.42.72.3(3)2.68.1(3)14.216.717.7

11.311.75.22.72.6

2.94.1

10.32.1

18.529.321.013.9(3)9.4

-9.512.57.5

(3)-6.6-7.4-1.210.5

02.3(3)-6.7

-13.2-4.2

0(3)3.7

0

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2038

2041

2043

2048

Productcode

2037-248012037-248022037-2492037-2532037-2552037-2612037-2982037-M2037-S2033-S2037-SSS

2038-P2038-12038-1112038-1132038-114

2038-1182038-22038-2252038-2352038-2432038-2452038-32038-3132038-3182038-S2038-SSS2099-SSS

2041-P2041-12041-105

2041-111

2041-1132041-115

2041-117

2041-121

2041-1232041-124

2041-1262041-1272041-22041-2132041-32041-3112041-3152041-3212041-3232041-3652041-3952041-3972041-S2041-SSS

2043-P2043-12043-1122043-1152043-117

2043-1192043-22043-252

2048-P2048-12048-1112048-1152048-116

Indexbase

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

Oct.19832

102.5110.9106.3110.0112.2116.1109.7169.295.794.598.2

104.4105.4108.4113.3102.1103.0

105.5105.4109.8107.8101.9101.8102.1104.2100.0100.6100.7

(3)

102.7102.698.494.3

98.1

99.9100.9

101.6

96.8

103.893.8

ft99.1

127.0129.0109.0100.0ft

107.7(3)

109.5109.2ft

105.8105.8

ft(3)ftft(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

99.098.595.792.999.194.5

Jan.19842

103.8113.8106.4103.3112.4120.6111.5139.495.995.098.2

105.3106.5110.1113.3106.5109.0

105.3106.6111.9

(3)102.2102.1102.0103.9100.1101.2101.3110.5

101.8101.696.392.9

94.5

96.799.5

99.0

96.9

103.0102.9

99.298.3

135.4138.0104.3104.5106.6101.1102.3107.7106.1

(3)109.9ft

101.5102.1102.5102.4102.9103.2

105.9100.0100.0

99.299.095.092.1

100.092.9

Feb.19842

96.1114.5105.6101.2111.5120.6111.2145.199.4

102.598.2

105.7107.0110.3113.6106.5109.0

105.2107.1112.9ft

102.3102.7103.1106.1100.1101.3101.5110.5

98.798.495.984.2

95.2

97.298.7

97.5

97.0

103.194.7

99.297.7

108.5109.3102.4104.5107.0102.5102.497.9

103.6104.7108.0

(3)

101.6102.4102.4102.3102.4103.2

106.1101.9107.1

94.994.390.686.395.489.4

Jan.1984

-7.5.7

-.7-2.0

-.8-.1-.34.13.68.0

0

.4

.5

.1

.300

0.4.9

ft.0.6

1.12.1

0.1.20

-3.1-3.1

-.5-9.4

.7

.5-.8

-1.5

.1

.1-8.0

0-.6

-19.9-20.8

-1.80.4

1.4.1

-9.1-2.4(3)-1.7(3)

.1

.2-.1-.1-.6

0

.21.97.1

-4.4-4.7-4.7-6.3-4.6-3.8

Nov.1983

-5.81.8-.5ft-.45.1

(3).7

4.78.9(3)

2.12.64.56.74.33.0

.42.02.8

(3)(3)

.91.42.6

.1

.4

.35.0

-3.8-4.0-1.5ft

-.7

ft-.4

-1.7

-.1

(3)-.7

ft.7

-18.6-19.5

-6.54.5

-5.1-6.6-7.8

-11.2-4.8-3.72.9(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

-5.4-5.5-5.8-7.1-4.3-5.4

Aug.1983

-8.73.1ft-6.9

.33.82.5

-19.64.19.1

0

2.42.97.38.94.39.0

3.21.33.2(3)(3)1.0

.81.5

.11.41.8

(3)

-3.1-3.4-3.7ft

-2.3

-2.8-6.1

-5.8

ft

1.7ft

(3)1.2

-3.9-4.1-4.44.5(3)-6.7ft-4.1

-.4ft8.1ft

ftftftft(3)ft

ft(3)(3)

1.41.81.8

.61.23.5

Feb.1983

-6.71.2

.3-7.1-2.54.53.2

-8.44.6

14.6-3.7

3.54.38.28.97.69.0

5.52.83.5ft2.01.82.75.3

.11.21.5ft

ftftft(3)

ft

ftft

(3)

ft

ftft

ftftftftftftftft(3)ftftftftft

ftftftftftft

ftftft

11.111.514.016.314.715.4

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Frozen fruits and vegetables—ContinuedFrozen trench fried potatoes, two lbs. and underFrozen french fried potatoes, over two lbs

Other frozen potato productsFrozen sweet cut corn, yellowFrozen sweet cob corn, yellowFrozen southern greensOther frozen vegetablesMiscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsCanned fruits and vegetablesAll other secondary products

Frozen specialtiesPrimary products

Frozen pies and other baked goodsFrozen piesSweet yeast goods incl. yeast raised donuts, sweet rolls.etc.Soft cakes(pounds,layers,sheet, fruit.cheese.etc.)Other frozen baked goods(waffles, cookies,pastries,etc.)excl.

bread and rollsFrozen dinners.beef.pork.poultry pies and nationality foods

Frozen dinnersFrozen poultry pieFrozen pizzaFrozen nationality food

Other frozen specialtiesFrozen entreesOther frozen specialties

Secondary productsOther secondary productsFood preparations.n.e.c

Flour and other grain mill productsPrimary products

Wheat flourWhite flour (commercial dollar exports)Bakers' and institutional white bread-type flour shipped in

bulkBakers' and institutional white bread-type flour shipped in

containersBakers' and institutional soft wheat flour shipped in bulkBakers' and institutional soft wheat flour shipped in

containersFamily white flour less than 25lbs (incl all-purpose for

domestic donation)Family white flour 25lbs or more (incl all-purpose for

domestic donation)Self-rising flour (less than 25 lbs)Flour shipped for further processing (blending, use in mixes

and doughs)Flour shipped for processing into other food products

Other wheat mill productsWheat mill feed '.

Corn mill productsWhole cornmealDegermed cornmealCorn grits and hominyCorn grits and flakes (for brewer's use)Hominy feed, cornmeal and other corn by-productsOther corn mill products (for human consumption)Other corn mill products (not for human consumption)

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Cereal breakfast foodsPrimary products

Ready to serve cereal breakfast foodsWheat flakes and other wheat breakfast foodsOat breakfast foodsRice breakfast foodsPreparations of other grains and mixed grains.incl. baby

cerealsTo be cooked before serving cereal breakfast foods

Farina and other wheat foods

Prepared feeds, n.e.cPrimary products

Poultry feeds, egg type, broiler and turkeyStarter-grower, completeLayer-breeder, completeBroiler, complete

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Prepared feeds, n.e.c—ContinuedLayer-breeder, supplements and concentratesTurkey, complete

Dairy cattle feeds, completeDairy cattle feed, supplements and concentratesSwine feeds, completeSwine feed, supplements and concentratesBeef cattle feeds, completeBeef cattle feed, supplements and concentratesOther poultry and livestock feeds, including duck, geese, horse,

mule, etcOther poultry (duck, geese, etc.), supplements and

concentratesHorse and mule, complete feedOther livestock (sheep, etc.), supplements and concentrates .

Other prepared animal feedsGrain, ground, rolled, pulverized, chopped, or crimped,

excluding cornmealMineral mixture, including oyster shells, prepared for feed

useMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Dog, cat and other pet foodOther secondary products

Bread, cake, and related productsPrimary products

BreadWhite bread

White pan breadWhite pan bread, NortheastWhite pan bread, North CentralWhite pan bread, SouthWhite pan bread, West

White hearth breadOther bread

Dark wheat breadRye breadOther variety bread

Bread type rolls, stuffing, and crumbsBread type rolls

Hamburger and weiner rollsEnglish muffinsOther bread type rolls

Bread stuffing, croutons, and bread crumbsSweet yeast goods

Yeast raised doughnutsOther sweet yeast goods

Soft cakesSnack cakesOther soft cakes

PiesSnack pies

Cake type doughnutsMiscellaneous receipts

Resales of bread and related productsResales of rolls, stuffing and crumbsResales of sweet yeast goodsResales of soft cakesResales of cake type doughnuts

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Cookies and crackersPrimary products

Crackers, cracker sandwiches, and pretzelsCrackers

Graham crackersSaltinesOther crackersPretzels

Cookies and ice cream conesCookies

Sandwich cookiesMarshmallow cookiesIce cream sandwich wafersAll other cookies and wafersIce cream cones

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2051

2052

2048-1172048-1182048-22048-32048-42048-52048-62048-7

2048-8

2048-8152048-8162048-8192048-9

2048-911

2048-9222048-M2048-Z892046-S2047-S2048-SSS

2051-P2051-12051-1A2051-1112051-111012051-111022051-111032051-111042051-1132051-1B2051-1152051-1172051-1282051-22051-232051-2332051-2362051-2392051-2412051-32051-3132051-3982051-42051-4132051-4182051-52051-5132051-72051-M2051-Z752051-Z75122051-Z75132051-Z75142051-Z75172051-S2051-SSS

2052-P2052-12052-1A2052-1232052-1252052-1982052-1512052-22052-2A2052-2132052-2152052-2352052-2372052-2312052-M2052-Z892052-S2052-SSS

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

98.995.497.696.1

103.4101.4104.1100.0

107.9

85.1110.4107.996.2

98.2

104.2105.5105.698.999.997.8

119.6119.8118.4117.2116.8125.2114.4112.6116.1121.7122.5119.8117.5136.5117.8118.4116.8126.1122.5112.0124.7117.1127.2124.4124.3124.6123.3122.9120.3

119.6121.7133.2110.9116.6117.3123.5

102.9103.3103.6104.1100.0114.6100.0100.0103.0103.2100.2100.0

100.099.499.4

100.0100.0

97.994.099.995.5

103.8100.3106.9101.5

109.3

87.3112.6110.298.1

104.4

105.5104.2104.297.3

100.493.8

121.1121.4119.6118.8118.5130.3115.2113.0116.7123.4122.1119.1117.8136.5119.9120.7119.7126.4124.2112.0125.3118.1127.6126.9126.3128.1125.1125.9120.6

120.7122.4133.2113.0116.6117.0122.8

102.6102.9104.3104.9100.4105.4105.7100.0101.8102.0100.6100.4102.6102.896.799.499.4

100.1100.2

92.788.694.789.8

100.494.0

102.095.7

105.6

ft108.9108.797.0

103.9

102.3102.9102.996.798.694.4

121.9122.1120.8120.1119.0132.7116.0112.5115.9130.3122.8119.7118.7137.3120.5121.3120.0126.4124.9112.0126.0119.0128.2126.7126.0128.1126.4128.2120.6

121.8122.8134.4113.9122.7119.1126.5

103.3103.7103.9104.4100.4104.8105.1100.0103.5103.6100.4

ft103.9105.4100.199.499.4

100.4100.8

-5.3-5.8-5.2-5.9-3.3-6.3-4.5-5.7

-3.4

ft-3.2-1.3-1.2

-.5

-3.0-1.2-1.3-.7

-1.8.7

.7

.6

.91.1.4

1.8.6

-.4-.75.6

.6

.5

.5

.5

.20.60.5.7.4

-.2-.2

01.01.8

0

.9

.3

.9

.95.21.83.0

.7

.7-.4-.5

0-.6-.5

01.71.6-.1ft1.22.53.5

00.3.6

-8.3-8.6-5.4-8.3-5.0-9.6-3.8-5.0

-3.1

ft-3.2-1.12.1

ft-3.6-2.7-2.9-3.2-2.9-3.5

1.81.61.92.51.6Oftftft9.2.3

-.1ft

.62.12.3ft

.52.4

0.5

1.3.1.6

ft.1

2.5ft

.3

2.1.3

2.3ft5.21.83.0

1.0.4.4.4

ftft

01.51.6ftftft2.2.900.3-.6

-1.4ft5.4

-2.4-.4

-4.62.43.4

2.5

ft3.61.46.9

18.1

-4.7-1.2ft-.32.3

-3.4

2.83.02.32.62.06.01.8.4

-1.37.11.72.01.11.43.63.93.54.12.3

.71.21.61.05.47.31.74.78.31.1

2.01.5.9

2.95.24.99.8

1.62.0

.3

.3

.4-8.65.1

ft3.43.5

.2

ftft5.3

.1-3.3-3.3

.4

0.311.616.05.4

14.73.79.96.6

11.6

ft11.414.76.7

35.4

-5.212.112.4

.86.8

-5.6

4.34.33.13.02.46.03.0

.1-.17.33.6-.53.6

14.83.94.23.64.04.4

.74.74.25.08.17.78.89.09.41.6

5.26.43.27.35.26.5

12.0

ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Raw cane sugar millsPrimary products

Raw cane sugarByproducts and other products

Molasses and syrup

Cane sugar refiningPrimary products

Refined cane sugarGranulated cane sugar

Consumer unitsCommercial unitsBulk shipments

Confectioners' powdered sugarCommercial units

Liquid sugar or syrupSucrose type

Beet sugar processingPrimary products

Beet sugarGranulated beet sugar

Individual services and consumer unitsCommercial unitsBulk shipments

Liquid sugar or syrupInvert or partially invert type

Other products and byproducts

Confectionery productsPrimary products

Chocolate and chocolate-type confectionery productsChocolate and chocolate-type confectionery products

Nonchocolate-type confectionery productsNonchocolate-type confectionery products

Confectionery products, n.e.cPeanuts, shipped separately, other packagingOther nuts, packaged separately or with three or less

varieties, other packaging 'Miscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Chocolate and cocoa productsPrimary products

Chocolate coatingsSweet chocolate coatingsMilk chocolate coatings

Chocolate and chocolate-type confectionery productsChocolate and chocolate-type confectionery products

Other chocolate and cocoa productsChocolate, sweetened

Secondary products

Soybean oil mill productsPrimary products

Soybean oilCrude soybean oil

Soybean oil, crude, degummedSoybean oil, crude, not degummed

Soybean cake, meal, and other byproductsSoybean byproducts, meal

Animal and marine fats and oilsPrimary products

Grease and inedible tallowInedible tallow, incl. inedible animal stearin

Inedible beef tallow 'Other inedible tallow and inedible animal stearin

Grease, other than wool greaseFeed and fertilizer by-products

Meat/bone mealMeat meal and meat and bone meal

Dry rendered tankageFeather meal

Animal and marine oil mill products, incl. footsFish and marine animal oilFish scrap and meal

Shortening and cooking oilsPrimary products

Shortening and cooking oils

See footnotes at end of table.

2061

2062

2063

2065

2066

2075

2077

2079

2061-P2061-12061-22061-265

2062-P2062-12062-1A2062-1122062-1142062-1152062-132062-1352062-152062-153

2063-P2063-12063-1X2063-1072063-1132063-1152063-152063-1552063-2

2065-P2065-22065-2112065-32065-3112065-82065-853

2065-8572065-M2065-Z892065-S

2066-P2066-12066-1122066-1222066-22066-2112066-82066-8212066-S

2075-P2075-12075-112075-1132075-1152075-22075-211

2077-P2077-12077-1112077-111112077-111132077-1132077-22077-2112077-211112077-2122077-2372077-32077-3612077-366

2079-P2079-1

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8210/8211/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

12/7912/79

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8112/8112/81

113.1113.1110.1132.4132.4

108.4108.4108.4107.9110.1107.0105.5109.2109.5110.5112.1

116.3116.5116.6116.2113.2123.1108.2118.2119.1115.5

100.8100.9

99.9

99.6104.2106.8

100.4100.0100.0100.0

99.899.498.799.0

99.1100.797.8

100.3

119.2115.6

104.897.3

114.6120.8120.9

116.6117.3124.1122.9122.2124.5130.9106.2105.8103.695.8

106.9128.7159.3124.2

121.6124.5123.8

112.7112.7108.2142.5142.5

107.4107.4107.4107.1110.6105.4103.9107.7110.5108.7111.5

115.3115.5115.3114.5

(3)C3)

108.2119.8

(3)117.0

102.4102.2

99.7

101.5107.6109.5

109.8100.1100.1109.6

108.4109.2104.1112.1104.3

111.6109.6106.5100.5

112.3108.1

99.193.0

107.0112.3112.3

126.2125.0134.1132.8129.9139.3141.0114.0114.6114.3108.4128.5128.9

(3)127.2

118.9120.8122.3

114.8114.8110.4143.3143.3

106.0106.0106.0105.3105.6105.5104.6106.4108.7109.0111.0

117.2117.5117.3116.7

(3)119.8111.7120.1

(3)119.4

103.1103.0

100.5

102.6108.2109.9

109.8100.1100.1109.6

108.7109.5104.2112.1104.3

110.8111.1

(3)100.5

100.895.7

85.579.593.3

100.8100.8

126.2125.0139.6137.7133.6146.8150.5109.2108.7107.3103.6127.1125.0147.7

116.3118.6119.0

1.81.82.1

.5

.5

-1.2-1.2-1.2-1.7-4.5

.2

.7-1.2-1.6

.3-.4

1.71.71.71.9

3.2.2

2.0

1.1.6.4

0000

.3

.3000

-.71.4

C8)0

-10.2-11.4

-13.7-14.5-12.8-10.2-10.2

-.1-.14.13.72.85.46.7

-4.2-5.2-6.2-4.4-1.1-3.1

-2.2-1.8-2.7

1.61.6.5

7.67.6

-1.4-1.4-1.4-1.9-3.1-1.2

-.8-.6ft

0-.7

2.32.32.22.4

3.71.7

3.1

1.91.3

1.91.4.8

3.7.1

7.98.64.0

10.89.0

-13.2-15.0

-10.6-12.0

-8.9-17.1-17.0

2.01.08.88.06.8

10.413.4-6.0-6.2-7.8

-.82.3

-4.7-2.3

-3.8-3.8-3.5

2.72.7

-1.833.633.6

-.7-.7-.7

-2.4-4.0-1.4

-.92.0

(3)3.1

.8

5.86.04.74.9

3.42.7

19.9

2.52.3

1.95.99.9

.1

.19.6

8.39.03.89.45.1

12.09.2

C3).2

-7.7-10.4

-7.6-13.1

-.3-11.8-11.8

12.913.218.917.118.514.528.95.47.77.39.1

35.915.433.9

10.012.113.3

7.57.5

.763.963.9

1.61.61.6.2

-.91.9.3

3.4(*)4.84.1

8.38.56.77.0

5.24.1

29.0

()

(3)t3)

16.713.8

34.227.343.2

5.75.8

19.317.134.133.330.539.138.6-1.9-3.2-2.9-3.417.923.9

22.825.027.0

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Shortening and cooking oils—ContinuedBaking or frying fats (shortening), 100% vegetable oil

Commercial sizes, over 3 lbsBaking or frying fats (shortening), 100% animal fats or blends

of vegetable and animal fatsCommercial sizes, over 3 lbs

All other salad or cooking oilsAll other fully refined oils

MargarineSecondary products

Malt beveragesPrimary products

Canned beerLight beer in cansRegular beer in cans

Bottled beerReturnable bottles

Regular beer in returnable bottlesNonreturnable bottles

Light beer in nonreturnable bottlesRegular beer in nonreturnable bottles

Barrels and kegsRegular beer in barrels and kegs

Other fermented malt beverages and byproductsMalt liquorAle

Wines, brandy and brandy spiritsPrimary products

Grape table winesWhite wines

White varietal winesWhite generic, semi-generic, and proprietary wines

Red winesRed varietal winesRed generic, semi-generic, and proprietary wines

Rose winesRose generic, semi-generic, and proprietary wines

Dessert winesDessert wines

Sparkling wines, natural and carbonatedSparkling wines, natural and carbonated

Distilled liquor, except brandyPrimary products

Bottled liquor, except brandyBlends of whiskeyWhiskey blended with neutral spiritsOther rectified whiskeyRectified ginCordials, liqueursCocktails and similar compoundsRectified vodkaRectified rumUnrectified whiskeyUnrectified ginUnrectified vodka

Secondary products

Soft drinksPrimary products

Carbonated soft drinksCola, excluding diet cola

Cola, bottled, excluding diet colaCola, excluding diet, returnable bottlesCola, excluding diet, nonreturnable bottles

Cola, excluding diet, cans (returnable and nonreturnable)Cola, excluding diet, bulk

Other carbonated drinks, including diet colaCarbonated orange sodaCarbonated lemon, lime and lemon-lime combinationsRoot beer and sarsaparillaGinger aleCarbonated grape sodaClub sodaOther carbonated nondiet flavorsDiet colaOther carbonated diet flavors

Noncarbonated soft drinksOther noncarbonated fruit drinks and ades

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2082

2084

2085

2086

2079-1132079-11303

2079-1152079-115072079-1592079-1982079-22079-S

2082-P2082-12082-1112082-1122082-22082-2112082-211122082-2212082-221112082-221122082-32082-3122082-42082-4112082-421

2084-P2084-12084-1122084-112112084-112212084-1142084-114112084-114212084-1162084-116212084-42084-4112084-52084-511

2085-P2085-32085-3122085-3152085-3192085-3212085-3252085-3272085-3332085-3372085-3512085-3552085-3572085-S

2086-P2086-32086-3012086-301012086-301112086-301122086-301212086-301312086-3022086-302022086-302032086-302042086-302052086-302062086-302072086-302092086-302112086-302192086-52086-5092086-M2086-Z892086-S

12/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

128.2130.0

98.3(3)

127.1114.3126.397.2

105.5105.5106.7105.5106.9105.4

103.8106.9108.5106.7

98.7102.6100.8102.7

()i3)(3)(3)O(3)

99.9

100.794.9

100.5100.0102.4100.397.6

115.8100.099.999.7

100.0

108.1108.3108.3107.4108.8110.9104.8106.2101.6109.3106.3109.3108.5110.6103.1102.4108.7111.4112.8109.4112.6106.9107.4108.1

127.3128.8

117.6(3)

127.0118.1116.8102.4

105.2105.2106.9105.5107.0104.0

103.6104.3108.0103.8

99.0103.2100.8102.7

99.999.999.299.4

107.397.0

102.4110.4100.093.291.1

100.0100.0103.8103.8

101.4101.4101.5100.794.8

100.9105.1102.4100.398.8

115.8104.098.599.6

100.0

109.0109.2109.4108.9111.5114.0106.8105.9101.2109.9105.9109.4109.9114.6104.7104.7108.3113.7112.6107.1109.5107.7108.3108.1

119.5119.5

116.8(3)

126.6115.9117.6101.7

106.8106.8109.0107.8109.2104.6

103.7105.5108.0105.1

103.3103.2100.8103.2

100.4100.3100.799.6

100.799.3

102.5118.497.6

100.0100.0

100.0100.0

99.799.899.7

100.594.8

100.2100.1102.4100.393.3

115.9100.0100.799.6

100.1

109.6109.8110.0109.6112.8115.7107.5105.8101.2110.5106.2110.2110.2114.1110.2104.7109.6111.0114.1104.8106.4109.1109.8108.1

-6.2-7.2

-.7ft-.3

-1.9.7

-.7

1.61.62.02.12.0

.11.1

01.3

4.3.10.4

.5

.41.5.2

-6.22.4

07.3

-2.47.29.7-.4-.4

-3.7-3.7

-1.7-1.5-1.7

-.20

-.7-4.7

00

-5.5.1

-3.92.2

00

.6

.5

.6

.71.21.5.7

-.20.6.3.7.3

-.45.3

01.1

-2.41.3

-2.2-2.81.31.4

0

-4.1-4.4

1.5(3)-.5

-1.6-4.4-1.6

1.81.82.5(3)2.6

.4

-.2.9

-.41.1

-2.0-1.8-2.0

-.2.2

(3).10

(3)-4.5(3)-4.82.2-.1

1.31.01.11.32.52.82.0-.5-.4.9

-.81.1.7

ft6.9(3)

.8-.6.6

-.5-.72.83.0

0

13.5

19.4

14.79.35.3

1.21.21.62.21.6-.5

.4-1.3-.2

-1.4

4.72.5

0.4

()ftftft

()ft(3)ft

-.2-.1-.2-.2.3

2.4.100

-6.8(3)

0.7

-.2.1

2.52.12.23.14.65.23.51.2-.41.3.5

2.91.54.26.9

-10.3-.81.41.9.5.6

4.65.0

0

25.227.2

28.2ft

32.727.220.16.7

5.45.46.28.55.94.8

3.85.98.05.6

3.52.13.21.5

()ft

()ft3

()ft(3)ftftftft3

2.42.02.22.64.65.33.3

0-2.31.71.12.61.75.06.9

-10.01.7.1

2.2-.5-.64.75.0

0

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2092

2095

2111

2121

2131

2211

Productcode

2092-P2092-22092-2132092-213982092-2242092-224012092-224982092-2262092-32092-3212092-321012092-321982092-3222092-322022092-322982092-3292092-42092-4232092-4242092-4322092-4342092-4352092-4362092-M2092-XY92092-S

2095-P2095-12095-1162095-22095-M2095-Z892095-SSS

2111-P2111-12111-1162111-1182111-32111-355

2121-P

2121-32121-3112121-3132121-3152121-317

2131-P2131-1112131-113

2131-1152131-117

2211-P2211-A2211-12211-22211-2152211-2252211-2352211-2552211-32211-3152211-62211-6152211-6252211-B

2211-72211-7312211-731162211-761

Indexbase

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8202/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

Oct.19832

104.2104.7108.8106.5106.5111.0111.1110.9101.697.9

100.7103.798.897.3

100.799.9

100.2107.6

ft100.4

ft92.2ft

142.5100.490.493.8

104.1103.9101.3101.2110.0111.6111.8108.6

96.796.795.194.097.2

ftft99.499.4

99.4100.095.2

102.2102.8

104.7105.2105.7104.8

106.8103.8

102.1100.299.2

110.8100.398.1

106.195.093.496.291.798.586.8

119.3

96.795.796.398.8

Jan.19842

105.2105.7108.797.697.6

123.1121.4126.196.4

100.2104.9112.6100.0101.6100.7104.497.8

108.299.497.9

120.298.6

ft156.1100.186.194.5

107.6107.5105.5105.5112.2

ftft

108.8

100.2100.298.597.4

100.6114.2114.2

100.3100.3

100.3100.096.0

104.5103.1

107.4108.4105.7107.4

106.6113.4

103.8102.0100.3111.3102.3ft

106.097.2

ft98.996.098.9

ft117.9

101.1101.898.298.9

Feb.19842

102.9103.1113.7105.9105.9122.8120.8126.496.794.1

104.6111.3100.396.0

100.7104.487.0

104.497.599.0

120.297.190.7

156.1101.7109.494.2

108.6108.5106.7106.5112.9

ftft

108.8

100.2100.298.597.4

100.6114.2114.2

102.9102.9

102.9100.098.5

104.7108.8

109.1110.3109.7107.4

110.6113.4

104.5102.8100.9111.3104.8ft

115.197.2

ft100.798.598.3

ft117.9

103.3103.999.3

100.3

Jan.1984

-2.2-2.44.68.58.5-.2-.5.2.2

-6.1-.3

-1.2.4

-5.500

-11.0-3.5-1.9

1.10

-1.5

ft0

1.627.0

-.3

.91.01.1.9.6

ftft

.0

0000000

2.72.7

2.70

2.6.2

5.5

1.61.83.8

0

3.80

.6

.8

.60

2.4ft8.5

0

ft1.92.5-.6

ft0

2.22.11.21.4

Nov.1983

0.1-.18.26.9

ft13.8

ftftft-3.34.8

ft1.4

-1.30

4.5-11.1

-2.1-2.0

.1-7.0-2.5

ft15.6

1.7

ft0

3.63.74.64.51.7

ftft

.2

3.63.63.63.73.5

ftft3.63.6

3.60

3.52.55.9

4.55.34.92.5

3.79.2

2.42.62.0

.45.6

ftftftft3.74.8

.8

ftft

5.58.4

ft.9

Aug.1983

0.10

13.420.020.020.819.223.7

ft-5.34.5

ft1.5

-4.30

2.1

ft-2.8

ftft-2.66.7

ftft

.913.1

1.7

4.54.65.55.42.7

ftft1.2

3.63.63.63.73.5

ftft3.73.7

3.70

3.52.56.3

5.56.44.96.1

5.39.2

3.74.04.06.08.3ftftftft7.0

10.22.4

ft4.4

5.97.82.52.9

Feb.1983

1.31.47.5

-7.3-7.323.421.327.4-2.6-3.54.7

ftft-1.8-1.03.1

ft1.6

-2.5-1.6

ftftft

58.33.1

ft-7.8

4.14.24.64.73.5

ftft1.2

9.79.79.5

11.46.3

ftft2.52.5

2.50

ft2.58.8

8.39.77.5

ftft13.4

6.16.27.3

11.99.6ft

24.8.4

ft6.8

14.48.2

ftft

4.95.17.62.5

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Fresh or frozen packaged fishPrimary products

Fresh packaged fish and other seafoodFresh packaged fish, excluding shellfish

Other fresh packaged fishOysters

Shucked oysters, standardsOther oysters

Other packaged shellfishFrozen packaged fish, excluding shellfish

Groundfish, fillets and steaksCod filletsOther groundfish, fillets and steaks

Groundfish, sticks and portionsCod portionsOther groundfish, sticks and portions

Other frozerv packaged fishFrozen packaged shellfish and other seafood, including soup ....

Shrimp, peeled, cookedShrimp, breadedCrab meat, DungenessCrab, king, sectionsOther crabOther frozen packaged shellfish

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary products

CoffeePrimary products

Whole bean and ground roasted coffeeGround, roasted coffee

Concentrated (instant) coffeeMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

CigarettesPrimary products

Filter tipKing size, 80 to 95 mm longSuper king and long size, greater than 95 mm long

NonfiltertipNonfilter tip, all sizes

CigarsPrimary products

Cigars and cigarillos (weighing more than 3 pounds per 1,000cigars)

Low priced (revenue class A through C)Popular priced (revenue class D and E)Medium priced (revenue class F and G)High priced (revenue class H)

Chewing and smoking tobacco and snuffPrimary products

Smoking tobaccoLoose leaf chewing tobaccoChewing tobacco other than loose leaf, including fine cut, plug,

and twistSnuff, dry and moist

Cotton broadwoven fabricsPrimary products

Cotton broadwoven fabrics, grayCotton duck and allied fabrics, including combed duckCotton sheeting and allied coarse and medium yarn fabrics ...

OsnaburgsSheetingsDrillsSateens

Cotton print cloth yarn fabricsPlain print cloths

Other woven cotton gray fabrics and specialtiesCorduroysOthers, except corduroys

Cotton broadwoven fabrics, finishedFinished cotton broadwoven fabrics, excluding commission

finishingPlain dyed and finished broadwoven fabrics

DenimsOther finished cotton fabrics

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

Indexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Cotton broadwoven fabrics—ContinuedCotton broadwoven fabrics, finished products

Towels and washcloths made from cotton broadwoven fabricsTerry woven towelsWashclothsOther fabricated textile products, n.e.c

Secondary productsMan-made fiber and silk broadwoven fabrics

Synthetic fiber and silk broad wovensPnmary products

Gray goods100% filament yarn fabrics

Fabrics except chiefly rayon and/or acetate100% nylon

Taffetas100% spun yarn fabrics

Polyester/cotton blendsBed sheetingsBroadclothsTwillsPlain print clothsOther weaves

Spun yarn fabrics, except chiefly cellulosic andpolyester/cotton blends

Polyester/rayon blendsSpecialty fabrics

Specialty fabricsFinished fabrics

Plain dyed and finished fabricsChiefly rayon and/or acetatePolyester/cotton blendsOther fibers

Finished but not bleached.dyed or printed fabricsSecondary products

Knit underwear and nightwearPrimary products

Men's and boys' knit underwearMen's and boys' undershirts, except thermal

Undershirts, except athletic types100% cotton and all other cotton blends

Men's and boys' thermal underwear and union suitsWomen's and children's underwear and nightwear

Women's and children's underwearWomen's underwear

Other underwearGirls', children's and infants' underwear

Other underwearWomen's and children's nightwear

Girls', children's and infants' nightwearPajamas

Secondary products

Circular knit fabricsPrimary products

Gray fabricsFinished high pile fabrics

Finished high pile fabricsFinished single knit outerwear fabrics

100% spun yarn100% cottonOther 100% spun yarn

Finished double knit outerwear fabrics100% filament yarn

Interlock and eightlock fabrics100% spun yarn

Interlock and eightlock fabricsContract work on knitting, dyeing, or finishing circular knit

fabricsSecondary products

Warp knit fabricsPrimary products

Gray goodsGray goods

Finished underwear and nightwear fabricsTricot, simplex, and milanese fabrics

Chiefly nylonFinished outerwear fabricsOther finished warp knit fabrics

OthersContract work: knitting, dyeing, or finishing of warp knit

fabrics

See footnotes at end of table.

2221

2254

2257

2258

2211-C2211-92211-9112211-9532211-H2211-S2221-S

2221 -P2221-12221-122221-1222221-12232221-122332221-132221-1322221-132612221-132622221-132632221-132642221-13269

2221-1332221-133722221-152221-1512221-22221-2822221-282112221-282122221-282132221-2842221-S

2254-P2254-A2254-12254-1222254-122282254-52254-C2254-22254-212254-2142254-222254-2262254-32254-322254-3262254-S

2257-P2257-12257-42257-4112257-52257-5122257-512312257-512322257-72257-7112257-711412257-7122257-71232

2257-92257-S

2258-P2258-12258-1012258-22258-2222258-222022258-32258-42258-439

2258-9

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8109/81

06/81

110.8110.8110.7109.6111.2111.1108.0

101.0100.8100.693.492.6

100.0102.9105.5105.0(3)

106.1(3)90.7

103.0

107.8106.5

95.295.2

103.4102.7

(*)100.1100.0106.3102.3

104.8103.6102.4104.1104.1108.2102.9108.0103.0103.2

(3)102.3102.0112.0107.4109.9105.7

98.397.996.296.7(3)99.298.5

100.696.797.195.197.4

100.699.4

101.6101.5

100.3101.4104.6104.698.897.598.597.2

104.3110.4

102.4

114.0114.0114.5110.9111.8112.4110.1

102.0101.9102.194.893.9

104.7103.9107.1106.9

94.2106.1

107.7106.4

97.897.8

104.4103.7113.3100.0103.3109.9103.0

105.2104.1102.6104.2104.2108.9102.9109.2105.7106.4(3)

102.4102.3112.0107.4109.9105.8

98.698.397.296.5(3)

100.3100.3104.496.997.195.197.3

100.699.4

102.0

100.3101.3103.9

(3)98.897.598.497.2

104.4110.8

103.3

113.5113.6113.9(3)

111.8112.3110.0

102.9102.8102.197.697.4

105.6105.4105.2104.7(3)

110.1103.895.8

101.9

107.5105.698.598.5

104.9103.9113.7100.1103.5112.4103.7

105.2104.2102.7104.3104.3109.0102.9109.4105.8106.5(3)

102.9103.5112.3108.9(3)

105.8

98.998.397.297.297.2

102.7102.3(3)

100.694.891.897.4

100.6

102.6103.8

100.3101.3103.9

(3)98.897.598.597.2

104.4110.7

103.3

-0.4-.4-.5

(3)00

-.1

.8

.80

3.03.8

.81.4

-1.7-2.1

1.7-3.9

-.2-.7

.7

.7

.5

.2

.3

.1

.22.3

.6

.1

.10.1.1.10.2.1.1

(3).5

1.2.3

1.3

.300.7

(3)2.42.0

(3)3.7

-2.4-3.5

00

2.42.52.9

(3).5

1.2

1.51.61.04.55.15.42.0

-1.0-1.2

2.7-2.5

-.4-1.12.6(3)1.71.3

.4

.5

.3

.4

.4

.80

1.32.73.2(3)

.61.5.3

1.3

.6

.51.11.01.03.63.9

-2.4-3.5

1.92.2

.2

.3

.4(3)

.3

.4(3)

0.1.2

1.81.92.3(3)-.12.42.7

2.62.62.43.74.22.23.31.51.0

(3)4.47.76.81.5

3.3(3)6.26.21.6

.7(3)-.83.35.42.8

.1

.1-.2.5.5.80

1.32.73.2

(3).6

1.5.3

1.3

1.1.9

1.11.41.43.94.4

(3)4.9

-1.8-2.72.1

0

.61.12.4(3)

.300

1.6

2.22.2

-.16.04.0

3.93.84.96.87.67.87.53.53.3

(3)13.19.5

10.2

4.25.19.59.51.92.6

.83.32.78.54.9

1.4.3

-1.0.5.5.80

4.82.73.2(3)

.41.06.42.6

2.72.61.31.61.64.35.1

(3)5.32.23.5

.8-.6

2.02.2

2.22.53.3

(3)1.11.0

.71.6

3.0

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2269

2272

2281

2282

2283

2311

Productcode

2269-P2269-22269-2212269-2232269-2322269-2432269-2542269-32269-351

2272-P2272-12272-32272-303012272-303032272-303092272-505

2281-P2281-12281-1132281-11312281-11332281-22281-2132281-21312281-21332281-32281-3132281-42281-412281-4132281-41332281-41352281-413512281-413532281-42

2281-4232281-42312281-4233

2281-4235

2281-4272281-S

2282-P

2282-2

2282-2112282-3

2282-52282-5152282-515132282-515142282-5512282-551212282-551232282-92282-911

2283-P2283-22283-2342283-234512283-2352283-32283-3692283-S

2311-P

Indexbase

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8012/80

Oct.19832

102.3102.3102.3101.799.2(3)

102.7103.0101.5101.1

125.0125.2131.3125.0127.9113.7114.6115.9

101.8102.1102.1102.1104.198.8

103.8103.8102.5104.5100.8100.8101.9104.0104.0102.2104.5104.7102.8100.8

101.598.4

103.7

100.5

99.296.6

106.5106.4

101.4

101.4105.9

107.0105.296.196.8

110.5112.5111.9105.1105.4

99.299.2

100.4101.7101.798.599.899.7(3)

114.6114.4

Jan.19842

103.4102.9102.998.3

100.9100.0104.8104.5103.3102.0

125.1125.3132.9125.0127.7115.4114.6115.8

102.6102.5103.8103.8105.5100.7104.3104.3102.3105.3101.0101.0102.0104.8105.3105.5105.2105.8102.0100.6

101.797.8

104.3

100.5

98.3102.5

106.0105.7

101.4

101.4105.9

106.0105.195.696.8

108.0112.7108.5106.3105.4

99.299.2

100.4101.7101.798.599.899.7(3)

114.9114.9

Feb.19842

103.4102.9102.9104.199.9

100.0103.6103.7103.4

(3)

124.2124.3134.6123.8126.6112.6114.6115.8

103.2103.2104.0104.0106.0100.7104.6104.6102.8105.6101.8101.8102.8105.6105.6106.1105.4105.9102.6101.3

102.197.4

104.8

101.8

99.9102.3

107.9107.0

101.8

101.8106.0

107.5105.497.898.9

111.3(3)

111.5106.5105.7

99.399.2

100.6102.0102.098.599.8(3)(3)

114.8114.8

Jan.1984

000

5.9-1.0

0-1.2-.8

.1(3)

-.8-.81.2

-1.0-.9

-2.400

.5

.6

.2

.2

.4-.1.3.3.5.2.8.8.7.7.3.6.2.2.6.8

.3-.5.5

1.3

1.6-.2

1.81.2

.5

.5

.1

1.5.2

2.32.23.1(3)2.8

.2

.3

00.2.4.400

(3)(3)

-.1-.1

Nov.1983

1.3.8.8

3.1.50.4.6.5

(3)

-.4-.42.5-.6-.7-.6C3)

.2

.7

.71.31.3.9

1.9.6.6.4.6.9.9.5

1.1.8

2.2.5.8

-1.7.2

.1-.3

0

1.2

.51.6

1.2.4

.5

.5

.1

.5

.2(3)2.2

.7(3)-.4.2.3

00.2.3.300

(3)(3)

.6

.9

Aug.1983

1.71.21.23.1(3)(3)1.4.6

2.3(3)

-.4-.42.5-.7-.7.3

(3)-.1

2.02.33.33.33.92.31.81.81.22.11.31.32.23.23.46.02.93.21.01.7

2.0-1.74.2

1.5

1.0-.2

2.31.4

-.3

-.36.0

1.0.2

1.02.22.1(3)1.33.12.7

0000000

(3)(3)

.9

.9

Feb.1983

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

3.23.54.23.94.42.6

-5.2(3)

3.43.55.75.76.83.94.84.83.35.61.31.32.85.65.76.25.56.02.91.3

1.7-2.64.1

2.0

.61.5

9.58.7

3.3

3.36.1

9.67.01.82.2

13.9(3)14.26.76.0

-.7-.8.6

2.02.0

-1.5-.2

(3)(3)

2.22.5

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Finished yarn, raw stock, braided goods and narrow fabric, exceptknits and wool

Primary productsDyed yam

Chiefly carded cotton yarnChiefly combed cotton yarnCh.efly acrylic or modacrylic yarnOther chiefly polyester spun yarnOther dyed yarn

Finished yarn other than bleached or dyedMercerized cotton yarn

Tufted carpets and rugsPrimary products

Bathmats and sets and rugs 6 x 9 or lessTufted broadloom

Tufted broadloom - nylonTufted broadloom - polyesterTufted broadloom - other fibers and blendsAutomobile and aircraft carpeting

Spun yarn, except woolPrimary products

Carded cotton yarnsGray carded cotton yarns

1 - 20 count21 count and over

Combed cotton yarnsGray combed cotton yarns

1 - 25 count26 count and over

Rayon and/or acetate spun yarnsGray rayon and/or acetate spun yarns

Spun noncellulosic fiber and silk yarnsSpun chiefly polyester yams

Gray spun chiefly polyester yarns100% spun polyesterBlends, chiefly polyester

50-50 polyester/cotton blendOther blends

Spun noncellulosic fiber and silk yarns, excluding polyesterGray spun noncellulosic fiber and silk yarns, excluding

polyester100% acrylic100% nylonOther spun noncellulosic fiber and silk yarns, including

blendsFinished spun noncellulosic fiber and silk yarns, excluding

polyesterSecondary products

Texturing, throwing, and winding mill products: cotton, manmadefibers and silk

Primary productsRewound, plied, and novelty yarns, other than wool (not spun or

thrown at same est.)Rewound, plied, and novelty yarns, other than wool (not spun

or thrown at same est.)Thrown filament yarns, except texturedTextured, bulked, or crimped filament yarn (made from

purchased yarn)Nylon

Nylon (60 - 89 denier)Nylon (90 - 210 denier)

PolyesterPolyester (56 - 89 denier)Polyester (145 - 179 denier)

Commission texturing, throwing, plying, etc. of filament yarns .„,..Commission texturing or throwing of filament yarns ....

Wool yarnPrimary products

Machine knitting yarnsWoolen system

Sweater yarnsWorsted system

Carpet and rug yarns100% wool

Secondary products

Men's and boys' suits and coatsPrimary products

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Men's and boys' suits and coats—ContinuedMen's suits

Business suitsRegular weight business suits

All woolWool blendsFabrics except all wool or wool blends

Light weight business suitsFabrics except all wool or wool blendsAll wool or wool blends

Men's tailored dress and sport coats and jacketsBusiness type dress and sport coats and jackets

All woolWool blendsFabrics except wool and cotton

Receipts for contract work on men's and boys' suits and coats...Secondary products

Other secondary productsMen's and boys' separate trousers

Men's and boys' shirts (except work shirts) andnightwear

Primary productsMen's and boys' knit outerwear sport shirts, including sweat

shirtsMen's knit outerwear sport shirts, except sweat shirts

All cotton and chiefly cottonAll manmade and chiefly manmade fibers

Boys' knit outerwear sport shirts, except sweat shirtsAll cotton and chiefly cottonAll manmade and chiefly manmade fibers

Men's and boys' dress and woven sport shirts, including uniformshirts

Men's dress and business shirts and collarsAll cotton and chiefly cottonAll manmade and chiefly manmade fibers

Men's woven sport shirtsAll cotton and chiefly cottonAll manmade and chiefly manmade fibers

Contract work on men's and boys' shirts and nightwearContract work on men's and boys' shirts and collars

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Men's and boys' underwearPrimary products

Men's and boys' knit underwearKnit shorts and briefs, except thermal

Cotton/polyester blended fabric

Men's and boys' neckwearPrimary products

Men's and boys' neckwearMen's and boys' neckties

All silkAll polyesterOther fabrics, including blends

Men's and boys' neckwear, n.e.c, including mufflers andscarfs

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work

Men's and boys' separate trousersPrimary products

Men's and boys' dress and sport trousers and dress shortsMen's dress and sport trousers, except uniform

All wool and wool blendsWoven construction

All cotton and cotton blendsWoven construction

Fabrics other than wool and wool blends or cotton andcotton blends

Knit constructionWoven construction

Boys' dress and sport trousers, including uniformAll cotton and cotton blends, other than wool

Receipts for contract work on men's and boys' trousersReceipts for contract work on men's and boys' trousers

Secondary productsOther secondary productsMen's and boys' work clothing

See footnotes at end of table.

2321

2322

2323

2327

2311-12311-112311-1132311-113412311-113422311-113442311-1172311-117442311-117472311-32311-3212311-321412311-321422311-321442311-92311-S2311-SSS2327-S

2321-P

2321-22321-2112321-211152321-211172321-2252321-225262321-22527

2321-42321-4172321-417182321-417212321-4272321-427132321-427142321-92321-9132321-M2321-Z892321-S

2322-P2322-A2322-42322-466

2323-P2323-12323-122323-1212323-1272323-129

2323-1492323-M2323-Y99

2327-P2327-12327-1122327-11212327-112132327-11232327-11233

2327-11292327-112912327-112932327-1572327-157522327-92327-9112327-S2327-SSS2328-S

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8309/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/63

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

114.8114.9114.8

ftft

109.0115.0ft(3)

113.2111.9115.8

ft112.2115.1117.5121.6

98.597.0

95.092.9

100.084.0

100.6101.3100.0

99.398.6

100.298.1

100.0(3)

100.093.193.1

103.5103.5104.0

101.9101.1102.9101.5101.1

ftft

()ft

102.2101.8101.4102.9103.9106.6101.1101.1

103.5106.7101.390.796.6

103.5103.5106.5101.5113.5

113.7113.6112.5

ftft

108.9116.3116.6

ft113.6112.4

ft113.4112.7117.1117.5121.6

98.497.3

95.092.799.684.1

101.3102.7100.0

99.198.299.597.8

100.2100.5100.095.395.3

105.1105.1103.7

102.0101.1102.9101.5101.1

102.5102.6102.6102.8100.3104.1100.0

100.0(3)ft

103.5102.7102.6104.5104.5107.5102.4102.4

105.4108.3103.589.1(3)

103.1103.1107.9101.5116.9

113.3113.2112.7

ftft

109.3114.3114.9113.9113.7112.5

(3)114.4112.7117.1117.5121.6114.0

97.4

95.292.899.884.1

101.7(3)

101.4

99.398.299.597.8

100.7100.5100.895.495.4

105.1105.1103.7

103.5102.8103.3102.5101.2

102.6102.8102.8103.0100.4104.2100.6

100.0100.0100.0

104.7103.4103.5104.7104.6107.7103.8103.8

105.1108.0103.194.4

101.8103.1103.1106.6103.3116.0

-0.4-.4.2

ftft

.4-1.7-1.4(3)

0.1

ft.90000

ft

.2000.60.8.1.1000

1.51.6.4

1.0.1

.2

.2

.2

.2

.1

.1

.6

ftft12.6.8.2.1.2

1.41.4

-.3-.3-.35.9(3)

00.6

1.8-.7

-0.3-.4-.3ftftft-.6ftft

.3

.4ft2.0.4

1.70

.2

.3

0-.2ft

0.3

(3)1.4

0-.5-.7-.5.7

ft.8

1.91.95.1

1.61.6.4

1.0.1

()ft(3)ftftft

ft(3)ft

.9

.6

.7

.7

.71.1-.2-.2

1.10

1.9.3.4.1.1

1.6ft1.7

-0.3-.4.1

ftftft-1.6ftft

.3

.4(3)ft

.41.71.9

(3)ft

-1.2-2.1

-4.8-7.2ft

-15.91.7

ftft

.1-.3-.7-.2ftftft-4.6-4.65.1(3)1.4

1.81.6.4

1.0

ftftftftftftft

ftftft2.51.92.32.11.21.92.62.6

2.01.22.54.05.4

.4

.41.32.7-.3

1.71.71.4ftftft2.32.62.01.31.2ft4.71.54.41.94.0-.1

ft(3)ftftft

()ft

()ft

3.73.22.62.6

ft(3)ftft(3)ft3

ftftft

.2

.1-.6

01.11.82.62.6

-1.2(3)2.2

-4.7(3)3.13.11.32.7-.3

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Men's and boys' work clothingPrimary products

Men's and boys' work shirtsMen's and boys' work shirts

Men's and boys' jeans and jean cut casual slacksMen's jeans and jean cut casual slacks

DenimCorduroyOther fabrics

Boys' jeans and jean cut casual slacksDenimOther fabrics

Men's and boys' other work clothingMen's other work clothing

Washable service apparelOne piece work suitsDungarees and overallsWork pantsOther work clothing, including jackets

Boys' other work clothingReceipts for contract work on men's and boys' work clothing

Receipts for contract work on men's and boys' work clothing ..Secondary products

Men's and boys' separate trousersOther secondary products

Men's and boys' clothing, n.e.cPrimary products

Men's and boys' nontailored heavy jackets and coatsMen's heavy nontailored jackets and coats, except uniform

Other fabricsMen's uniform heavy nontailored jackets and coats

Men's and boys' swimwear, sweaters, and outerwear n.e.cSwimwear and athletic shorts

Men's and boys' athletic shortsMen's and boys' outerwear, n.e.c

Men's light nontailored jackets, except uniformOther fabrics

Boys' light nontailored jackets, except uniformOther fabrics

Other men's and boys' outerwear, n.e.cMiscellaneous receipts

Contract workSecondary products

Women's, misses', & juniors' blouses, waists & shirtsPrimary products

Women's, misses', & juniors' blouses, waists, & shirts, exceptknit sport & sweat shirts

Knit blouses, waists, & shirtsWoven blouses, waists, & shirts

All manmade and chiefly manmade fibersContract work on women's, misses', & juniors' blouses, waists, &

shirtsContract work on women's, misses', & juniors' blouses, waists,

& shirtsSecondary products

Other secondary productsWomen's, misses', & juniors' outerwear, n.e.c

Women's, misses', and juniors' dressesPrimary products

Unit priced dressesUnit priced - chiefly synthetic

Contract work on women's and misses' dressesSecondary products

Other secondary productsWomen's and misses' suits and coats

Women's, misses', and juniors' suits and coatsPrimary products

Coats, except fur, all leather, and rainAll wool and chiefly woolAll manmade and chiefly manmade

SuitsOther suits, including uniforms

WovenSkirts and jackets

Skirts, including uniformWoven

JacketsSeparate tailored suit-type jackets, including uniform

See footnotes at end of table.

2328

2329

2331

2335

2337

2328-P2328-12328-1112328-32328-3512328-351262328-351272328-351292328-3522328-352262328-352292328-42328-4512328-451112328-451142328-451212328-451312328-451392328-4522328-92328-9112328-S2327-S2328-SSS

2329-P2329-12329-1212329-121032329-1232329-22329-222329-2232329-252329-2552329-255032329-2582329-258032329-2592329-M2329-Y992329-S

2331-P

2331-72331-7212331-7232331-72317

2331-9

2331-9112331-S2331-SSS2339-S

2335-P2335-12335-1252335-92335-S2335-SSS2337-S

2337-P2337-12337-1222337-1232337-22337-2512337-251012337-42337-412337-4152337-422337-422

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

101.1101.599.699.6

101.2101.3101.999.0

102.8100.7102.996.8

103.7103.2100.2100.2101.3107.298.6

107.499.999.997.098.996.7

()<*)3

105.1104.8

106.9103.1109.9109.9

99.7

99.7101.3102.4

106.9108.5

108.9113.298.3

100.2101.7101.7103.5

(3)100.0100.0

(3)103.9105.6

(3)101.4

102.1102.499.699.6

102.4101.4101.899.7

102.8105.3108.399.8

104.7103.9101.3100.6102.0107.899.3

111.699.799.797.299.596.8

100.7100.8100.0100.0100.0100.0101.6100.8101.9101.8

102.2

101.2100.7100.0100.0100.3

100.6100.3

100.8105.497.497.4

99.1

99.1100.7101.3100.0

107.7109.6

109.5116.0100.188.3

99.8101.3101.7

100.0100.0

(3)102.1102.5102.5101.4101.4

102.2102.5102.3102.3101.7101.4101.899.7

102.8102.6104.199.8

106.0105.4105.8100.8103.6109.199.8

111.699.7(3)98.299.597.9

102.0101.8101.8102.4103.2100.0101.8100.8101.9102.0

102.2

101.2102.0110.4110.4100.5

100.7100.5

100.8105.497.4

99.9

99.9100.7101.3

107.4109.0

109.3113.9100.188.3

99.9101.3101.4

100.0100.0

102.7103.6

101.4101.4

0.20

2.72.7-.7

00

-.10

-2.5-3.8

01.21.44.4

.21.51.2.500

(3)1.0

01.2

1.31.01.82.43.2

0.200.2

01.2

10.410.4

.2

.1

.2

000

-.2-.5

-.2-1.9

00

.1

.1-.3

.61.1

1.1.9

2.72.7

.5

.20.70

1.61.22.21.81.95.51.12.01.41.31.3-.2

(3)1.31.0

-2.1

-5.72.3

-11.4

11.3

.10

0.6

1.9

-.4-.4-.5

-1.1-1.8

1.91.82.72.71.71.92.12.2

(3)1.21.21.32.52.05.8

.52.11.71.56.4

.4(3)1.41.81.3

-3.9-4.0

-5.72.3

.71.3

00

-.1.6

1.90

-.3-.4-.3

-1.1-1.8

3.12.62.72.72.62.73.32.4

02.12.61.25.34.46.0(3)2.57.03.8

12.6-2.4(3)1.7

.2

.4

1.92.0

1.41.71.3

4.26.3

1.2

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Women's, misses', and juniors' suits and coats—ContinuedWoven

Contract work on women's, misses' and juniors' suits and coats .Secondary products

Women's, misses' and juniors' blouses, waists and shirtsWomen's, misses' and juniors' outerwear, n.e.c

Women's, misses', and juniors' outerwear, n.e.cPrimary products

SlacksJean-cut casual slacks

All cotton and chiefly cottonOther slacks

Knit fabricFabric other than all cotton and chiefly cotton

Woven fabricAll cotton and chiefly cottonFabric other than all cotton and chiefly cotton

Contract and commission work on women's, misses', andjuniors' outerwear, n.e.c

Secondary productsWomen's, misses', and juniors' blouses, waists, and shirtsWomen's, misses', and juniors' suits, skirts, and coats

Women's and children's underwear and nightwearPrimary products

UnderwearWomen's underwear

Slips, half slips, and petticoatsChiefly synthetic fibers

KnitPanties

Chiefly synthetic fibersChiefly other fibers

Other women's underwearGirls', children's and infants' underwear

PantiesOther girls', children's and infants' underwear

NightwearWomen's nightwear

NightgownsChiefly synthetic fibers

KnitWoven

Other women's nightwearGirls', children's and infants' nightwear

NightgownsPajamas

Contract work on women's and children's underwear andnightwear

Contract work on women's and children's underwear andnightwear

Secondary products

Brassieres and allied garmentsPrimary products

BrassieresBandeau

Regular strapSoft cupContour lined cupUnderwireOther, including padded

Strapless, convertible or other bandeau brasOther bras, including long line

Girdles, corsets, combinations and accessoriesGirdles without openingCorsets, combinations, and accessories

Contract work on brassieres and allied garmentsContract work on brassieres and allied garments

Secondary products

Fur goodsPrimary productsFur productsMinkFoxOther furs

Housefurnishings n.e.c

Primary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2339

2341

2371

2392

2337-422012337-92337-S2331-S2339-S

2339-P2339-52339-5412339-541012339-5652339-56512339-565122339-56522339-565212339-56522

2339-92339-S2331-S2337-S

2341-P2341-22341-212341-2112341-21132341-211312341-2132341-213612341-213622341-2142341-222341-2232341-2252341-32341-312341-3152341-31532341-315312341-315322341-3172341-322341-3252341-326

2341-9

2341-9112341-S

2342-P2342-12342-142342-1412342-141122342-141132342-141142342-141192342-1432342-152342-22342-2212342-2412342-92342-9112342-S

2371-P2371-12371-1112371-1132371-115

2392-P

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/83

101.395.5(3)91.4

99.299.898.8

100.0100.0100.0

101.698.9100.096.1

102.7103.6104.3104.3102.2102.2103.2105.6104.0

(3)106.7104.6102.2107.9102.1102.2103.0106.4103.1(3)

101.0101.7103.6100.9

106.5

106.598.0

105.5105.1104.5104.5106.2100.0118.4102.6100.0106.7103.2107.2T00.5101.4100.0(3)

106.3

99.599.6

101.395.7

100.091.8

97.498.195.196.196.194.7

100.0100.0

102.899.0

100.096.1

104.3105.2106.8106.3105.6105.6106.1106.6106.2

(3)107.8109.2106.1113.6103.3103.5105.0108.5104.3

102.5106.4100.9

107.3

107.3.99.0

105.3105.1104.5104.6106.3100.3118.4102.6100.0106.8103.2107.299.1

103.2100.0

(3)105.1

99.499.899.899.8

100.0100.0

100.3100.4

101.395.7(3)91.9

97.598.295.196.1(3)94.7

100.0100.0

90.6

102.799.0

100.096.1

104.4105.8106.8106.5105.6105.6106.1107.0106.3(3)

107.8108.1105.9111.3103.9103.5105.0108.5104.3

105.5114.2101.9

109.4

109.495.6

108.6108.6106.6106.6112.9101.5130.3113.0100.0112.3107.2114.4103.5103.2100.0

(3)106.8

99.499.899.899.8

100.0100.0

99.799.6

()t3)

0000

.1

.6-.1.20.00.3.1

(3)0

-1.0-.2

-2.0.70000

2.97.31.0

1.9

1.9-3.4

3.13.32.01.96.21.2

10.010.1

05.23.96.74.4

00

(3)1.6

000000

-.6-.8

-1.7-1.6-3.8

0(3)-5.3

00

1.20

1.92.42.92.94.44.44.42.02.3

2.83.32.01.81.22.02.0

3.911.0

1.0

2.7

2.7

3.13.42.12.06.41.89.7

10.10

5.44.06.73.01.6

0(3)1.3

-1.8-1.3-3.5

-5.3

1.5-1.1(3)-4.3

2.32.73.53.56.36.37.21.72.8(3)1.03.43.53.12.01.52.12.1

3.8

2.7

2.7-1.9

5.44.94.44.49.92.5

20.110.1

06.94.46.73.11.6

0(3)6.8

1.3.3

3.23.73.93.94.44.44.43.33.8(3)6.14.03.8(3)2.21.33.83.84.3

5.3(3)1.7

8.1

8.16.2

5.65.34.94.96.5

.79.7

(3)0

6.35.26.93.31.6

(3)(3)5.6

-.4-.5

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Table 4. Producer price Indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Housefurnishings n.e.c—ContinuedHousefurnishings.except bedspreads/sets & woven: sheets,

pillowcases, towels, washclothsShower/bath curtains, including plasticComforters and wadded quiltsNapkins, excluding paperPlace mats and place-mat sets, including plasticBed pillows

Other materialsFancy pillows and cushions

FoamOther materials

Mops and dustersDry mops and dusters, excluding dusting clothsWet mops, except sponge

Other housefurnishings, except bedspreads/sets & woven:sheets, pillowcases, etc

Bedspreads and bedsetsQuilted bedspreads and bedsets

Other fibersSheets and pillowcases made from woven fabricTowels and washcloths from woven fabric

Terry woven towels, sheared and non-shearedOther terry woven towels

Miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsOther secondary products...

Automotive trimmings, apparel findings, and relatedproducts

Primary productsMen's and boys' suit and coat findings, and hat and cap

trimmingsMen's and boys' coat, suit, and trouser findings

Automotive trimmingsOther trimmings and findings

Women's and children's apparel trimmings and findingsOther trimmings and findings, including furniture trimmingsBias bindings, except fused or sealed edge

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary products

2396

Logging camps and logging contractorsPrimary products

Softwood logs, bolts, and timberDouglas fir

Sawlogs and boltsSoftwood, except Douglas fir

Southern yellow pineSawlogs and bolts

SpruceSawlogs and bolts

HemlockWestern red cedarOther softwood log species, n.e.c....

Sawlogs and boltsHardwood logs, bolts, and timber

Other hardwood log species, n.e.cSawlogs and bolts

PulpwoodSoftwoodHardwood

Contract loggingSecondary products

Sawmills and planing mills

2411

Sawmills and planing millsPrimary products

Hardwood lumber, rough and dressed, except siding .Hardwood rough lumber

OakRed, no. 1 commonWhiteOther Oak

PoplarNo. 1 commonOther Poplar

Hardwood other than Oak and PoplarGum

No. 2 common

2421

2392-12392-1192392-1232392-1452392-1472392-1512392-151532392-1552392-155572392-155592392-1772392-177712392-17773

2392-1982392-62392-6222392-622392392-82392-92392-9222392-922172392-M2392-Z892392-S2392-SSS

2396-P

2396-12396-1112396-22396-32396-3112396-3122396-3332396-M2396-XY92396-S

2411-P2411-12411-1172411-117442411-122411-1112411-111442411-1152411-115442411-1212411-1232411-1252411-125442411-22411-2212411-221442411-32411-311152411-322272411-92411-S2421-S

2421-P2421-12421-122421-1212421-121112421-121122421-121192421-1222421-122112421-122192421-1292421-12912421-12912

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/81

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

100.0100.098.398.399.7

ftft

100.0ftft98.1

101.1101.1101.1100.099.7

101.0106.2101.5102.797.2

101.5

ftft

ftftftftftftftftftft

95.894.892.689.085.795.067.069.0

123.3ft96.2

101.0

99.9102.9100.0100.089.784.3

101.7103.2

111.0

99.4100.1121.1120.6139.8159.0105.0141.8100.5

ft100.3106.8106.5110.5

100.199.898.9

100.0100.098.998.9

105.3101.4106.6100.0103.895.1

100.8101.1101.1101.1100.0101.4103.0103.2101.8102.799.0

103.8

99.599.4

100.0100.099.3

100.4100.9100.0100.4100.0100.0101.2

95.294.292.187.283.795.266.367.8

107.7ftft

122.4

99.0102.9100.0100.087.380.8

101.6102.0

110.3

101.1102.0125.4126.5149.8166.8127.4145.0100.6104.6100.3110.1106.5110.5

98.082.098.091.578.499.999.9

105.3101.4

ft100.0

101.0101.1101.1101.1102.9100.2102.9100.2101.8102.799.999.9

99.799.7

100.0100.099.6

100.3100.8100.0100.4102.9100.0100.6

98.197.797.487.483.9

103.966.3ftftft

102.5152.5

112.8102.9100.0100.088.282.1

101.6103.3

109.1

104.3105.3126.9128.6152.5171.7129.3145.7106.1104.8100.3110.8108.2119.3

-2.1-17.8

-1.0-8.5

-21.61.01.0

00

ft0

ftft

.3000

2.9-1.2

-.2-2.9

00.9

-3.8

.2

.2

00.30

-.100

2.90

-.6

3.03.75.8

.2

.39.1

0ftftftft

24.6

13.9000

1.01.6

01.3

-1.1

3.13.21.21.71.82.91.5.5

5.4.20.7

1.67.9

-1.1-17.8

-1.0-8.5

-21.61.2ft5.6

0ft-.8ftft

3.9.100

2.94.97.2ft

.30

2.9-1.4

ftft

ftftftftftftftftftft

3.23.55.1-.4-.58.3

.4ftftftft

49.413.4

000

-2.7-4.1

01.3

1.3

4.64.83.85.06.16.8

14.7.1

5.7ft

03.3

-1.27.9

-2.2-17.8ft-8.5

-21.6-.1ft5.6

0ft-.1ftft

0.100

3.11.32.62.7

.30.5.7

ftft

ftftftftftftftftftft

.92.24.3

-2.6-3.28.5

0ftftftft

45.1

11.3000

-6.6-10.0

.32.0

-6.4

-.7-.77.08.29.5

11.4ft5.67.8ft

06.5-.14.4

ftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftft

ftftftftftftftftftft

2.03.96.15.51.56.41.3ftftftft

42.311.2

000

-4.0-6.0

02.5

-3.8

4.04.6

20.823.431.342.3

ft16.914.7ftft16.214.823.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Sawmills and planing mills—ContinuedOther hardwoods

Hardwood, dressed lumber, including ceiling, framing, andmatched and shiplapped lumber

Other hardwood speciesSoftwood lumber, rough and dressed, except siding

Softwood lumber, rough and dressed, Eastern species, exceptsiding

Rough softwood lumber, Eastern speciesBoards - lumber less than 2 inches in nominal thickness....Light framing lumber 2 inch nominal thickness onlyLumber and timbers over 2 inches in nominal thickness

Dressed softwood lumber, Eastern speciesBoards - lumber less than 2 inches in nominal thickness....

Southern PineBoards, no. 2Other Southern Pine boards

Light framing lumber 2 inch nominal thickness onlySouthern Pine

Dimension, no. 1Dimension, no. 2Other 2 inch Southern Pine lumber

Lumber and timbers over 2 inch nominal thickness,Eastern species

Southern PineSoftwood lumber, rough and dressed, Western species

Rough softwood lumber, Western speciesBoards - lumber less than 2 inches in nominal thickness....Light framing lumber 2 inch nominal thickness onlyLumber and timbers over 2 inches in nominal thickness

Dressed softwood lumber, Western speciesBoards - lumber less than 2 inches in nominal thickness....

Douglas FirPonderosa Pine

No. 3 boardsNo. 4 boardsOther boards

Western Red CedarOther boards, Western dressed softwood

Lumber of 2 inches nominal thickness onlyDouglas Fir

Utility 2x4 greenOther 2 inch Douglas Fir lumber

Ponderosa PineWhite Fir

Std. and btrOther 2 inch White Fir lumber

Western HemlockOther 2 inch Western Hemlock lumber

Redwood 2 inch lumberOther Western softwood 2 inch lumber

Lumber and timbers, over 2 inch nominal thicknessDouglas FirOther Western softwood timbers

Wood chipsShort tonsStandard units

Softwood flooring, siding and other sawmill and planing millproducts

WoodsidingRailway crossties and mine ties

Secondary products -

MillworkPrimary products

Wood window unitsDouble hungAwningCasementAll other, including single hung and skylights

Wood window and door frames and door frames shipped in doorunits

DoorframesWood doors, int. and ext, incl. those shipped with glazed

sections and in door unitsPanel type, including french doors: douglas firPanel type, including french doors: western pinesPanel type, including french doors: other speciesFlush type, hollow core: hardwood faces, incl. lauan, birch,

oak, etcFlush type, hollow core: hardboard facesFlush type, hollow core: other faces

See footnotes at end of tqple.

2431

2421-1299

2421-132421-1392421-2

2421-32421-312421-3112421-3122421-3132421-322421-3212421-32112421-321132421-321192421-3222421-32212421-322112421-322122421-32219

2421-3232421-323112421-42421-412421-4112421-4122421-4132421-422421-4212421-42112421-42122421-421212421-421222421-421292421-42142421-42192421-4222421-42212421-422132421-422192421-42222421-42242421-422412421-422492421-42252421-422592421-42262421-42292421-4232421-42312421-42392421-52421-5772421-578

2421-82421-8132421-8172421-S

2431-P2431-12431-1332431-1342431-1372431-145

2431-32431-315

2431-42431-4112431-4132431-419

2431-4332431-4352431-437

12/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

101.8

123.6125.198.5

104.2102.498.3

107.099.1

105.0104.9106.2105.2107.8106.6109.2106.3106.0109.6

94.390.395.692.298.384.499.197.194.7

98.971.882.1

109.1121.3109.198.699.2(3)89.690.197.793.1

106.297.895.895.2

102.995.487.7O87.4

102.067.7

105.6117.298.991.8

100.2100.0100.2101.699.998.9

100.0

100.7

103.1108.1100.7102.9

102.0102.6102.4

106.5

119.5116.7100.6

108.8102.998.3

108.398.5

111.5106.6107.4105.4112.0116.2119.5113.2120.7115.1

98.395.096.493.397.589.794.697.7

105.686.980.1

114.1114.7115.4101.9101.9

(3)96.193.6

101.198.9

105.299.197.4

103.8108.597.489.4(•)86.7

100.7

107.1121.1100.892.2

100.7100.6100.5101.899.999.4

100.0

98.7

104.8111.1100.7104.7

103.1103.4105.0

106.9

118.0117.4104.7

109.2101.898.3

106.098.5

112.6106.8107.6105.1112.2117.7121.3113.5122.7115.9

96.7102.396.597.091.2

106.3104.994.1

104.791.079.2

111.6117.1119.9108.9109.8(3)

101.8101.3106.3102.9112.5114.7108.3105.7111.3116.992.7(3)87.0

101.068.2

107.4120.3102.293.5

100.5100.4100.5101.899.999.4

100.0

97.5

104.7110.4100.9104.7

103.2103.4104.6

0.3

-1.3.5

4.1

.4-1.0

0-2.2

01.0.2.2

-.3.2

1.31.5.2

1.7.7

1.41.86.23.4-.61.6

12.47.45.0

4.7-1.1-2.12.14.06.87.7

(3)5.98.35.14.17.0

15.711.21.82.6

20.03.7

.4

.2

.3-.71.41.5

-.2-.2

00000

-1.1

-.1-.7.30

.20

-.4

1.0

-2.8-1.06.0

4.1-.6

0-1.2

-.16.21.51.1-.23.28.9

10.15.4

12.38.1

4.45.37.04.8

.26.6(3)7.9

-2.1

3.413.7-.41.3

-2.75.1

11.212.9(3)19.1(3)12.5

18.516.05.9

21.25.2

-.4-.9.7

1.52.32.7

00

-.2-.4

00

-2.9

1.31.5.3

2.4

1.22.2

5.7

.43.6

-1.6

1.8-.2

00

-.92.71.71.3-.42.13.05.96.3

12.2-2.0

3.34.1

-3.3-.8

-4.4-1.35.2

-4.3-8.0

-.218.4

-11.8-3.1-6.44.2

-5.1-4.7(3)6.6

-2.4-10.4

(3)-10.7

-1.8-9.95.3

-5.516.9

-.9(3)-.3-.4

0

1.81.83.9-.6

.6

.5

.3

.20.40

-4.0

3.99.1

.34.7

2.62.63.0

11.4

7.720.03.6

6.75.6

-.87.14.63.7

.96.08.38.9(3)13.05.1

7.38.92.03.9

-3.33.4

15.91.23.3

4.017.725.3

-.23.7

27.3-.7

-5.0(3)6.9(3)

.40

1.0.2

2.8-4.013.79.1

-7.0C3)-7.1-2.5

-15.1

3.58.84.82.4

()C3)(3)(3)f3)

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Millwork—ContinuedFlush type, solid composition core: hardwood facesFlush type, solid core: softwood and other faces

Other wood doors, incl. garage, screen, storm, combination, andlouvre

Garage doors, woodLouvre doors, woodBi-fold doors, woodSliding patio doors, woodOther wood doors, incl. storm, cabinet, toilet, grain, etc

Wood moldings (standard) except prefinished moldings madefrom purchased moldings

PineHardwood, including lauan

Other millwork products incl. window screens and architecturalmillwork

Hardwood stairwork, incl. treads, risers, balusters, brackets,crooks, newels, rails, etc

Exterior wood blinds, shutters and screens, with or withouthardware

Other architectural millwork products incl. interior millworkMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Other secondary productsMetal doors, sash, and trim

Softwood plywoodPrimary products

Specialty softwood plywoodSoftwood veneerSoftwood plywood sheathing

Western and inland softwood plywood sheathing .Western and inland CDX

Southern softwood plywood sheathingSouthern CDXAll other southern sheathing, interiorAll other southern sheathing, exterior

Sanded softwood plywoodWestern and inland sanded softwood plywood

Western and inland A-C, exteriorAll other western and inland sanded, interiorSouthern sanded plywood, exterior

Secondary products

2436

Structural wood members, n.e.cPrimary products

Fabricated structural wood productsGlued laminated lumberRoof trussesOther fabricated structural wood products

Floor trusses ,Other fabricated structural wood products, except floor

trusses :Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

2439

Mobile homesPrimary products

Mobile homes, residentialSingle section

Width: 12 ftLength: 59 ft. and underLength: 60 ft. - 64 ft

Width: 14 ft. and overLength: 59 ft. and underLength: 60 ft. - 64 ftLength: 70 ft. - 74 ftLength: 75 ft. and over

Multi-sectionDoublewide

24 ft. single story doublewide .Length: 49 ft. and underLength: 50 ft. - 59 ftLength: 60 ft. - 69 ft

Other doublewideSecondary products

2451

ParticleboardPrimary products

Particleboard, platen-type (mat formed) ....Floor underlayment

2492

2431-4452*31-448

2431-52431-5612431-5812431-5842431-5852431-598

2431-62431-621

2431-651

2431-8

2431-825

2431-8312431-8982431 -M2431-Z892431-S2431-SSS3442-S

2436-P2436-32436-42436-52436-5112436-511212436-5222436-522312436-522322436-522332436-62436-6112436-611212436-611222436-622022436-S

2439-P2439-12439-1312439-1512439-1982439-19815

2439-198252439-M2439-S

2451-P2451-12451-132451-13222451-132212451-132222451-13442451-134412451-134422451-134442451-134452451-142451-1412451-14112451-141112451-141122451-141132451-141292451-S

2492-P2492-12492-103

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/82

101.4102.2

101.4100.6109.0102.8100.899.4

92.991.1

102.0

104.7

102.7

100.0105.8100.9100.9102.0102.6100.0

94.089.496.582.091.690.183.793.494.886.891.985.885.382.381.5ft

114.6

104.9105.2105.298.3

105.4114.4117.7

107.8

104.7

106.2106.2106.4106.9107.1104.4107.7106.2102.4104.9107.3105.7104.6104.6105.0103.2103.8105.798.8

103.3

107.8107.8107.9109.0

103.7102.9

102.0100.6112.3103.6101.999.7

94.792.1

110.7

104.9

103.6

100.0105.7100.4100.4102.6103.5100.0

94.789.299.185.389.789.984.189.591.382.686.588.488.787.487.086.8

121.0

104.7104.4104.497.8

104.6113.9115.2

111.2

113.5

104.7104.7104.8104.1102.5104.2102.2108.3103.5104.4110.4109.2107.4107.4108.0103.3

(3)108.498.8

107.5107.5107.6108.7

103.7102.9

101.0100.6106.9100.3101.998.7

94.391.5

111.3

104.7

104.5

97.0105.7100.7100.7102.2103.0100.0

95.990.498.781.991.291.285.491.292.783.789.491.391.991.290.588.3

120.1

104.8104.5104.598.0

104.6114.1115.5

111.3

114.2

104.9104.9105.1104.3102.5104.2102.2109.0103.5105.7110.7110.9107.9108.0108.6105.8110.0108.2

(3)103.4

111.1111.1111.3123.8

00

-1.00

-4.8-3.1

0-1.1

-.4-.6

.6

-.2

.9

-3.00.4.4

-.4-.5

01.31.4-.4

-3.91.71.51.61.91.61.33.43.33.64.34.01.7-.7

.100.10.2.3

.2

.2

.2

.2000.60

1.2.3

1.6.5.5.6

2.5(3)-.2

3.33.33.4

13.8

0.6ft

0-1.9-3.2

0-1.0

-.1-.73.7

1.7

-3.0.3

-.9-.9.8

1.00

3.23.22.99.2

.92.74.2

-1.2-1.4-2.3-.27.79.1

10.810.9ft4.9

.1-.4-.4-.2-.81.3ft

2.4

ft

-.9-.9-.9

-2.1-3.9

ft2A

ft

ft3.53.53.7

.3

3.03.03.1

13.0

2.7

ft.1

1.0-1.3

-3.0-5.311.3

4.1

3.2

-3.05.1

.7

.72.33.1

0

.41.2-.5

17.0-.72.03.9

-3.7-2.9-8.9-4.2

.92.06.54.1ft1.5

-.6-1.1-1.1ft-2.3

1.1.7

ft

7.9

-.6-.6-.6

-1.8-3.6(3)ft2.8(3)1.03.3(3)4.14.24.4ft6.83.6

2.12.12.16.3

()ftft

ft

ft

ftftftftftftft

3.32.65.75.4

.63.81.0

-3.0-2.8-5.0-3.06.78.0

10.311.3(3)7.3

2.62.22.27.7

.15.95.5

6.7

11.3

.7

.6

.7-.4

-2.3ftft4.5ft1.84.4

12.64.74.75.02.7(3)4.6(3)1.8

9.910.116.4

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.1983*

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Particleboard—Continued5/8-inch thick

Mobile home deckingShelvingOther industrial board

3/4-inch thickAll other thicknesses

Other platen-type, including stepping, siding, etc

Wood household furniture, except upholsteredPrimary products

Wood living room, library, family room and den furnitureChairs, except dining room (including rockers)Tables, except card and telephone tablesDesksCredenzas, bookcases, and bookshelvesOther nonupholstered living room furniture

Wood dining room and kitchen furniture, except cabinetsTables, dining room, 30 x 40 inches and greaterChairs, dining roomBuffets and servers, dining roomChina and corner cabinets, dining roomOther dining room and kitchen furniture

Wood bedroom furnitureBeds, headboards and footboards

Beds, except bunk bedsHeadboards and headboard sets

Dressers, vanities and dressing tablesWardrobes and wardrobe-type cabinetsChests of drawersNight tables and standsOther nonupholstered bedroom furniture

Outdoor and unpainted wood furnitureUnpainted wood furniture

Secondary productsOther secondary productsUpholstered wood household furniture

Upholstered wood household furniturePrimary products

Upholstered wood household furnitureSofas, davenports, settees, and loveseats

Chiefly cottonChiefly rayonChiefly olefinChiefly nylonChiefly polyesterOther fibers and blends

Chairs, except reclining and rockersCoated fabric, including vinylChiefly cottonChiefly rayonChiefly olefinOther fibers and blends

Rockers, including swivelReclining chairsOther upholstered wood household furniture ( ottomans,

hassocks, etc )Secondary products

Mattresses, bedsprings and sleep furniturePrimary products

Innerspring mattresses other than crib sizeTwin size innerspring mattressesQueen size innerspring mattressesOther size innerspring mattresses, except crib size

FoundationsBox springsOther foundations, including foam, spring cushions, and

hospital bedspringsConvertible sofas

Made from purchased mattresses, including interplant transfersMade from mattresses produced at the same establishment ....

Secondary productsWood household furniture, upholsteredOther secondary products

Metal office furniturePrimary products

SeatingAll other chairs, except stacking

Desks

See footnotes at end of table.

2511

2512

2515

2522

2492-103032492-1052492-1072492-1122492-112112492-112172492-119

2511-P2511-22511-2312511-2412511-2512511-2712511-2982511-32511-3112511-3312511-3512511-3712511-3982511-52511-5A2511-5112511-5132511-5212511-5332511-5352511-5612511-5982511-72511-7412511-S2511-SSS2512-S

2512-P2512-12512-1122512-112322512-112332512-112342512-112352512-112362512-112372512-1322512-132412512-132422512-132432512-132442512-132452512-1452512-154

2512-1982512-S

2515-P2515-12515-1122515-1132515-1142515-32515-311

2515-3792515-42515-4212515-4312515-S2512-S2515-SSS

2522-P2522-12522-1152522-2

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/6206/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

109.1104.0109.4108.6110.8106.499.9

124.8125.7125.6132.3123.9124.9133.3121.3131.1132.1132.2127.5130.4128.4123.7123.4124.3121.9123.1121.6122.5128.3125.8123.9120.9123.1123.2121.0

103.3103.8103.8103.0103.998.5

103.6101.1100.6108.4103.0105.1100.0101.2102.5107.9101.4107.1

107.699.5

100.6100.7101.3101.8100.9101.2100.6100.6

100.799.5

100.298.699.799.3

100.2

131.0130.1126.0124.1134.9

112.7104.0107.0108.5111.5105.1100.3

126.3127.1127.8138.9125.7124.9136.7124.1132.3131.7134.5129.0130.0131.4124.8124.4125.2123.0125.0119.7123.2128.7128.0123.9120.9122.2121.8121.7

103.4103.7103.7103.4103.796.8

104.4102.2101.8109.3102.0105.1101.794.0

102.8107.8101.4106.9

106.6101.0

100.7101.0102.5103.5100.3103.199.398.8

102.2102.2104.898.9

100.6102.5ft

132.2131.8131.0130.4136.1

124.5104.0107.0108.5110.7106.2100.7

126.7127.4127.6138.0125.5124.9136.7124.1133.1132.3135.3129.0133.1131.4125.2125.4125.2124.8125.6118.7123.2128.7128.2124.7120.9124.0124.5121.0

104.5104.8104.8104.5103.7106.1103.8103.0101.8110.3104.2105.1101.5102.0102.8111.0101.4107.2

107.2101.3

100.8101.1103.3104.5100.8103.898.598.1

100.0102.6104.899.7

100.3102.597.1

132.8132.3131.2130.7137.1

10.500.1

-.71.1.3

.3

.3-.2-.6-.2

000.7.4.60

2.40.3.80

1.4.5

-.800.2.6.0

1.52.2-.6

1.01.11.11.1

09.6-.6.70

1.02.1

0-.28.5

03.0

0.3

.6

.3

.1

.1

.7

.9

.5

.7-.9-.6

-2.1.30.8

-.30

ft.4.4.1.2.7

16.20

-2.20

-.5.6.7

1.31.1.8

4.300

2.5.5

1.8.4

2.8.4

2.42.41.01.2,7

1.71.9

-2.8.2

ftft

.60

1.72.4-.2

1.21.11.11.4-.2ft

.51.81.21.11.5ft1.6ft

.73.6

0.4

ftft

.3

.63.52.7

06.4

-2.2-2.5

ft.1

-.1.5

-.41.4ft

.6

.5

.3

.4

.9

6.34.61.5-.1

0-.21.0

2.42.12.44.32.1

.94.62.82.41.33.11.43.12.52.12.42.42.72.6

-1.31.03.22.41.9.2

3.24.3

.4

1.71.61.61.8-.26.51.91.41.22.91.8

01.1.8

1.64.8

01.1

2.61.6

.4

.72.53.7

.82.6

-2.1-2.7

.73.14.61.1ftftft

2.42.62.73.52.1

15.74.04.99.4

11.86.4

ft5.04.84.33.23.82.77.85.76.05.26.35.76.37.34.33.82.84.94.0-.55.25.45.15.85.86.67.15.0

2.83.03.02.9

.26.72.22.3ft9.43.44.11.5

.13.38.6

-1.24.0

4.8.7

ftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftft

2.32.52.63.35.2

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Table 4. Producer price Indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Metal office furniture—ContinuedExecutive desksClerical and secretarial desks

Cabinets and casesLetter file cabinetsOther vertical file cabinetsHorizontal file cabinets

Other metal office furnitureTables and standsModular unitsMiscellaneous metal office furniture

Secondary products

Wood partitions and fixturesPrimary products

Plastic laminated fixture topsWood fixtures for stores, banks, and offices, and other wood

fixturesCustom store fixtures (retail), except food stores

Other fixtures and displaysOther wood fixtures, including miscellaneous display fixtures ....

Secondary products

Metal partitions and fixturesPrimary products

Metal shelving and lockersMetal shelving

Commercial shelving (factories, stores, etc.)Metal storage racks and accessories

Other metal racks, including conventional pallet racks andaccessories

Metal fixtures for stores, banks, offices, and miscellaneousfixtures

Store fixtures (retail), except for food stores ....Custom fixturesManufacturers' standard fixtures

Other metal fixtures, including clothing racks andmiscellaneous display fixtures

Secondary products

Pulp millsPrimary products

Special alpha and dissolving woodpulpOther pulp, including pulpmill byproducts, except tall oil

WoodpulpSulfite woodpulp

Bleached sulfite woodpulpSulfate woodpulp

Bleached sulfate woodpulpBleached sulfate woodpulp, softwoodBleached sulfate woodpulp, hardwood

Groundwood pulpStone groundwood and refiner woodpulp

Pulp, other than woodpulp, and misc. pulpmill products, n.e.c.Other pulp

Paper mill products except building paperPrimary products

Tissue paper stock and other machine creped paper stockSanitary paper stock

Napkin stockTissue paper stock, excluding sanitary and thin

NewsprintGroundwood paper, uncoated

Publication and printingBody stock for coating and other converting and

miscellaneous groundwood paperClay coated printing and converting paper

Coated one side, except prime-coated body stock for furthercoating

Coated two sides, except prime-coated body stock for furthercoating

No. 3 gradeNo. 5 gradeOther grades

Book paper, uncoated free sheetWriting, chemical woodpulp

Unwatermarked bond, No. 4 gradeOther bond, except form bondForm bond, 15 poundOther form bondOther chemical woodpulp writing paper

See footnotes at end of table.

2541

2621

2522-2212522-2312522-32522-3112522-3162522-3172522-42522-4112522-4212522-4982522-S

2541-P2541-2

2541-32541-33A2541-3342541-3982541-S

2542-P2542-22542-232542-2332542-3

2542-349

2542-42542-46A2542-4632542-465

2542-4982542-S

2611-P2611-12611-22611-212611-2112611-211162611-2132611-21332611-213312611-213352611-2162611-216642611-282611-285

2621 -P2621-A2621-A12621-A512621-A812621-12621-22621-211

2621-2312621-3

2621-311

2621-3312621-331112621-331212621-331312621-42621-4212621-421112621-421332621-421552621-421662621-42177

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/83

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

131.7130.9126.5137.3129.8129.5119.1124.9139.8138.5

98.2100.198.0

101.1101.2

93.7

102.098.7

110.5108.5108.5101.0103.4

104.5104.3106.8106.998.9

105.9102.8103.4102.5

108.5108.6

113.4

107.8110.2102.6109.0102.1101.4104.4104.7100.5104.498.0

143.0133.3130.8130.1138.9124.4130.7119.1128.3139.8133.3

100.0100.0100.0

100.0

100.0(3)

100.0

100.2100.2100.3100.4100.0100.2

100.3

100.2100.0100.0

100.0100.4

101.0103.098.0

105.4105.5

105.6102.0115.0118.8118.8104.7107.8

106.9107.1106.9107.097.2

105.9102.5103.9103.0

109.4112.9

117.3

112.2111.3109.4113.3106.0105.4105.4110.2105.3107.1106.4

145.4133.7131.3131.4138.9124.3131.3119.1129.8139.8135.1

102.2102.0100.0

103.0

104.9100.0100.0

100.9100.9101.0101.3100.0100.2

100.3

101.7104.0

(3)104.1

100.0100.4

105.4106.798.0

111.1111.5

112.3109.5119.6122.6122.6107.0113.7

108.1108.3108.1107.999.3

111.2102.5105.1104.2

110.4113.1

117.3

112.5115.1108.9113.1107.2106.4106.3110.2106.7111.5105.6

1.7.3.3

1.00

-.1.40

1.20

1.3

2.22.0

0

3.0

4.9

1.54.0

.00

4.43.7

05.45.7

6.37.44.03.13.12.25.4

1.11.11.1.9

2.15.0

01.11.1

.9

.2

.23.4-.5-.21.1

01.44.1-.7

1.7.5.6

1.01.2.6

-.20

-.50

3.5

4.10

6.06.3

6.57.73.7

11.911.93.99.8

3.33.5

.8

.6-1.55.0

01.51.5

1.84.6

3.3

4.94.06.24.74.74.71.6

(3)6.27.34.9

2.31.05.91.8

-4.36.9

020.8

.42.0

7.16.4

09.59.9

10.211.0(3)

22.122.1

5.910.3

5.96.21.41.3.4

3.71.24.65.0

2.38.9

3.6

9.98.1

15.08.89.3

10.44.38.5

13.515.813.1

4.2.9

4.20

-1.42.7

-3.0(3)3.51.5

C3)

P)

5.96.8

-2.411.411.8

12.511.2

7.8

6.76.93.13.0

.74.33.53.94.2

2.08.6

6.8

9.18.29.99.19.9

11.94.6

10.014.612.016.7

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Paper mill products except building paper—ContinuedPublication and printing

OffsetOther book printing

Body stock for coating, for shipment to establishments withoutpapermaking equipment

Cover textCotton fiber paper and thin paper

Writing, cotton fiber including cotton fiber indexThin paper

Packaging and industrial converting paper, unbleached kraftShipping sackBag and sack, other than shipping sackOther converting, 18 pounds and over

Packaging and industrial converting paper, except unbleachedkraft

WrappingShipping sack, including combination kraft and rope bleached

and semibleachedBag and sack, other than shipping sackOther converting, 18 pounds and overGlassine, greaseproof, and vegetable parchment

Special industrial paperSecondary products

Pulp millsOther secondary productsPaperboard millsSanitary paper products

Paperboard millsPrimary products

Unbleached kraft packaging and industrial converting paperboardUnbleached linerboard

42 Ib. kraft linerboardOther unbleached linerboard

Other unbleached kraft packaging and industrial convertingpaperboard

Bleached packaging and industrial converting paperboardLinerboardFolding carton-type boardHeavyweight cup and round nested food container boardOther solid bleached board

Semichemical paperboardCorrugating medium

Recycled paperboardLinerboard (<80% virgin fiber)Corrugating medium (<75% virgin fiber)Container chip and filler boardFolding carton: unlined chipboardFolding carton: white-linedFolding carton: clay-coatedTube, can and drum paperboardOther recycled paperboard

Secondary products

Paper coating and glazingPrimary products

Printing paper coated at establishments other than where paperwas produced

Coated one side (for labels and similar uses)Coated two sides (for printing of magazines, directories,

catalogs, and similar uses)Oiled, waxed, and wax-laminated paper, plain or printed

Oiled and similarly treated paperWaxed and wax-laminated paper for packaging uses

Food productsSingle web

Gummed productsGummed sealing tape, paper base and reinforced base, used

for sealing and securingCorrugators' box gummed tape used on manufacturers' joints

of corrugated boxesGummed flat paper, including stock labels, unprinted

Pressure sensitive (self adhesive) products, including tapeSingle faced tape

Paper backing, excluding electricalReinforced and laminated tape, all backings

Pressure sensitive labels, unprintedPressure sensitive base stock for other than labels

Laminated or coated rolls and sheets, for packaging uses,except waxed

See footnotes at end of table.

2631

2641

2621-4412621-441222621-44133

2621-4512621-4652621-62621-6112621-6712621-72621-7312621-7512621-761

2621-82621-811

2621-8312621-8512621-8612621-8812621-92621-S2611-S2621-SSS2631-S2647-S

2631-P2631-12631-1112631-111012631-11102

2631-1212631-22631-2112631-2412631-2622631-2842631-32631-3212631-42631-4112631-4212631-4312631-4432631-4452631-4462631-4812631-4872631-S

2641-P

2641-12641-113

2641-1532641-22641-2112641-2162641-216B2641-216322641-3

2641-312

2641-3142641-3312641-42641-4112641-411132641-411532641-4752641-485

2641-7

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

08/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

102.2103.2101.2

99.0110.7108.7111.6107.496.0

102.888.0

100.0

103.9105.7

113.4102.399.9

105.3103.1100.183.486.1

120.8100.1

105.8105.8107.8108.6108.0108.9

101.0102.5100.4102.2100.0100.4

106.8104.9106.2112.4106.0103.7102.1100.4106.3103.4106.0

103.1101.1

100.8101.3

100.098.399.098.3

96:498.3

97.8

96.5100.2102.1100.9100.9100.1101.4101.4

100.3

105.8108.2103.5

105.1112.5112.9114.8112.099.4

103.392.4

100.1

107.8107.1

119.4104.6100.8114.0104.298.681.586.9

119.199.5

108.5107.5110.3111.3111.0111.5

101.3103.3106.4103.0103.5112.2

109.6105.5105.9116.8110.0103.7102.198.6

107.0103.4113.2

103.6101.9

106.6107.8

104.899.0

104.198.7

96.998.6

97.6

97.7101.2101.9101.0100.8100.4104.0102.1

101.7

107.6108.7106.5

105.3113.2113.9114.8113.6102.9106.496.8

103.5

108.1110.8

119.4104.6100.8114.0109.098.879.989.8

120.2101.8

111.4110.6115.4116.4115.7116.8

106.2103.6110.8103.0

(3)109.9

114.7106.6112.8121.2116.9103.7102.198.9

106.9103.5115.9

104.2102.7

107.3108.0

106.2100.3105.4100.0

98.799.8

98.8

97.9102.9102.9101.9103.2100.4108.7

102.0

1.7.5

3.0

.90

1.43.53.04.73.4

.43.5

0000

4.6.2

-2.03.31.02.4

2.72.84.64.64.34.8

4.8.3

4.2.0

(3)-2.1

4.61.16.53.86.3

00.3

-.10

2.4

.6

.7

.6

.2

1.31.31.21.3

1.81.2

1.2

.31.61.0.9

2.30

4.5

5.04.65.2

6.2(?)4.42.95.16.23.57.53.4

3.84.4

5.22.2.6

7.74.61.43.54.3-.52.2

4.47.07.16.87.3

5.3.8

(3)-.2

(3)6.2

1.97.07.96.2

00

-1.1.60

5.5

6.56.7

6.21.76.51.5

2.01.4

1.2

02.61.3.9

2.3.3

6.4

8.26.79.9

11.94.36.06.16.08.15.49.94.9

4.24.9

5.22.9

.88.25.7

.5-2.54.81.72.2

8.67.6

11.312.011.312.3

5.63.2

10.84.1(3)12.1

11.13.5

12.511.112.2

00

-.4.8

1.713.4

1.92.1

6.56.7

6.23.26.53.0

2.21.2

-.12.61.9.9

2.3.3

7.4

1.8

7.110.04.3

12.66.66.17.95.39.47.28.78.9

4.34.9

5.23.81.27.76.42.8

-1.19.44.4-.4

11.510.414.415.415.515.3

5.54.6

10.83.8

(3)13.1

14.47.2

16.121.516.93.7(3)

07.33.5

16.6

3.62.1

6.8

2.1

1.9

.9

.3

-.5

-1.0

2.31.32.5

.47.7

1.5

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Paper coating and glazing—ContinuedOther coated and processed paper, except for packaging uses

and except waxedSpecial coated paper (mica, pyroxylin, lacquer, metallic,

etc.) other than foilOther coated and processed paper, including soap

impregnated paper and plastic coated paperSecondary products

Bags, except textile bagsPrimary products

Grocers' and variety bags (paper) and wardrobe, shopping, andother bags

Grocers' bags and sacks, paperGrocers' sacks, paper

1 /6 barrelGrocers' bags, paper

Greater than 5 Ib. but less than 13 Ib13 Ib. or greater

Shopping bags, all materialsOther paper bags, n.e.c. (mothproof, etc.), excluding

specialty bagsPolyethylene combinations, including polyethylene and foil

combinationsPolyethylene combinations, including polyethylene and foil

combinationsPolyethylene combined with other films by lamination or

coatingUnsupported film

PolyethyleneResale household bags, all materials (garbage, lunch,

sandwich, etc.)Film

Shipping sacks and multiwall bags, all materials, except textileSingle and double wallMultiwall (three or more plies)

Secondary productsOther secondary productsMiscellaneous plastics products

Sanitary paper productsPrimary products

Sanitary tissue health productsTable napkins, including plain creped, and facial tissue

Industrial (bulk and dispenser type)Regular type, single ply

BulkFacial tissue type, 2 ply or more

Toilet tissueTowels (rolled, folded, or interfolded)Disposable diapers, except diaper liners and adult diapers,

paperOther sanitary health products, incl. toilet seat covers,

bibs, headrests, tray covers, etcSecondary products

Other secondary products

Folding paperboard boxes ..'Primary products

Folding paperboard boxes (classified by end use)Dry food and produce, incl. pet and animal food (excl. trays

and boards for retail pkg.)Bottled and canned beverages

Bottled beveragesAlcoholic beverages

Hardware and household suppliesCandyCosmetics and medicinal products

CosmeticsMedicinal products

All other end uses, n.e.cSecondary products

Other secondary productsSanitary food containers

Setup paperboard boxesPrimary products

Setup paperboard boxes (classified by end use)Textiles, wearing apparel, and hosieryDepartment stores and other retail storesConfectionsCosmetics, including soap

See footnotes at end of table.

2643

2647

2651

2652

2641-8

2641-821

2641-8982641-S

2643-P

2643-12643-1132643-11312643-113112643-11322643-113222643-113232643-151

2643-198

2643-2

2643-2B

2643-232643-2C2643-261

2643-292643-2952643-32643-3112643-3512643-S2643-SSS3079-S

2647-P2647-22647-222647-2212647-221A2647-221012647-221032647-232647-27

2647-287

2647-2982647-S2647-SSS

2651-P2651-1

2651-1142651-1212651-12112651-121122651-1512651-1612651-1712651-171012651-171022651-1982651-S2651 -SSS2654-S

2652-P2652-12652-1212652-1312652-1412652-151

12/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

102.7

107.5

101.9110.1

ftft

ftftftftftftftft

ft

ft

ftftft

ftftftftftftftft

100.1100.199.799.999.899.8

104.7100.0100.199.0

ft100.5100.5100.5

ftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftft

103.3

108.0

103.0110.6

101.2101.4

100.6100.8100.6103.3101.3101.4101.1

104.5

100.7

102.5100.7100.8

100.0ft

103.499.9

104.0100.0100.0100.0

100.4100.399.999.496.394.9

103.1100.0100.299.7

100.0

99.8101.8102.0

99.999.9

100.4100.8101.2100.0100.5100.0100.5100.0100.8100.5100.0100.0100.0

100.1100.1100.1100.0100.0100.3100.0

103.5

108.9

103.1111.0

102.5102.6

104.2105.4104.9107.0106.8107.2106.3100.7

104.5

101.2

105.0103.1103.1

100.1

ft103.9101.5104.3101.8100.0104.1

100.6100.5100.2101.8101.0101.4103.1100.0100.199.8

100.0

101.3101.6101.8

100.8100.9100.9

100.8100.8101.2100.0100.2101.2100.4100.0100.6101.2100.0100.0100.0

100.5100.6100.6100.0102.5100.3100.2

0.2

.8

.1

.4

1.31.2

3.64.64.33.65.55.75.21.9

2.52.42.3

.1

ft.5

1.5.3

1.80

4.1

.2

.2

.32.44.96.9

00

-.1.1

1.4-.2-.2

.91.01.0

.4000

-.31.2-.1

0-.2

.8000

.5

.5

.50

2.50.2

0.4

ft

.3

ftft

ftftftftftftftft

ft

ft

ftftft

ftftftftftftftft

.2

.2

.22.01.42.0

-1.60

-.10

.21.11.2

ftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftft

1.3

3.0

1.62.5

ftft

ftftftftftftftft

ft

ft

ftftft

ftftftftftftft

.2

.1-.31.3.1.1

3.100

-1.6

ft-.61.61.8

ftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftft

1.5

ft1.79.8

ftft

ftftftftftftftft

ft

ft

ftftft

ftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftftftftft

ft

ftft

ftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftftftftft

32

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Setup paperboard boxes—ContinuedStationery and office suppliesAll other end uses, n.e.c

Secondary products

Corrugated and solid fiber boxesPrimary products

Corrugated shipping containersFor foods and beveragesFor paper and allied productsFor glass, clay, and stone productsFor metal products and machinery, equipment and supplies,

except electricalFor electrical machinery, equipment, supplies and appliancesFor all other uses not specified above

Corrugated paperboard in sheets and rolls, lined and unlined ...Corrugated and solid fiber pallets, pads, and partitions

Newspaper publishingPrimary products

CirculationSubscriptions

Through intermediaryDirect to reader

Single copy salesThrough intermediaryDirect to reader

AdvertisingClassified advertisingCommercial advertising

National advertisingOther advertising

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther, except preprinted newspaper inserts

Periodical publishingPrimary products

AdvertisingFarm periodicals

General farm periodicalsBusiness periodicals

Industrial periodicalsMerchandising periodicalsProfessional periodicals

General periodicalsWomen's periodicalsGeneral interest periodicalsGeneral news periodicals

Other periodicalsReligious periodicalsOther periodicals, n.e.c

CirculationGeneral farm periodicals

Business periodicalsIndustrial periodicalsProfessional periodicals

General periodicalsWomen's periodicals

SubscriptionsSingle copy sales

General interest periodicalsSubscriptionsSingle copy sales

General news periodicalsSubscriptions

Other periodicalsReligious periodicals

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsOther secondary productsBook publishing

Book publishingPrimary products

TextbooksElementary textbooks

HardboundPaperbound

High school textbooks

See footnotes at end of table.

2653

2711

2721

2731

2652-1612652-1982652-S

2653-P2653-12653-1122653-1132653-115

2653-1162653-1182653-1192653-32653-4

2711-P2711-62711-612711-6112711-6122711-622711-6212711-6222711-72711-712711-722711-7212711-7222711-M2711-Z892711-S2711-SSS

2721-P2721-A2721-22721-2112721-42721-4112721-4132721-4152721-62721-6432721-6532721-6632721-732721-7332721-7372721-C2721-1122721-32721-3072721-3172721-52721-542721-5432721-5452721-552721-5532721-5552721-562721-5632721-7A2721-7032721-M2721-XY92721-S2721-SSS2731-S

2731-P2731-12731-1A2731-1112731-1122731-1B

12/8312/8312/83

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7902/8012/7912/7912/79

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

107.0107.3107.3108.2103.0106.7

114.6106.2106.9107.0109.6

145.2146.2136.6142.8144.4130.9124.6130.5119.2149.2155.0147.3172.7144.0116.4137.8124.5124.2

141.9143.3145.0133.8129.2140.4139.9143.7136.5148.1139.2149.0158.5121.1123.5118.3141.3159.0145.4143.5144.0141.0149.2

139.9144.3133.8

131.5132.3142.4120.2124.4136.9179.6129.6

123.6124.2131.6126.5127.4124.4130.6

100.7100.0100.0

108.8109.1106.9109.3106.9109.2

116.0106.5108.0110.9115.5

150.3151.5137.7144.1145.5134.4124.6130.5119.2155.8164.5153.0181.9149.2117.8142.5124.5124.2

142.6144.2147.4140.3134.0142.2141.0148.5136.3150.4139.2153.5159.2125.0123.5126.7140.5164.5145.8143.5144.8139.8142.0133.0151.5141.1145.1135.4

130.6132.2142.2120.2124.4136.6179.2129.4

124.2124.8133.0126.9128.1ft

131.7

101.2100.1100.0

109.4109.7109.5110.3105.3109.5

117.4106.5109.2110.9115.2

151.2152.3138.4144.0145.4134.4127.1136.1119.2156.6165.4153.8180.9150.2117.8142.5130.2130.2

143.6145.4149.5140.6134.5142.9141.1149.6138.2153.4147.4153.5160.6125.0123.5126.7140.6ft

146.7143.5146.3139.7142.0ftft

141.1145.8134.4

ft132.6143.0120.2124.4136.2179.2128.9

125.2125.9133.9126.9128.1

(3)131.7

0.4.10

.6

.5

.61.0

-1.5.3

1.20

1.10

-.3

.6

.5

.5-.1-.1

02.04.3

0.5.6.5

-.6.700

4.64.8

1.4.3.4.5.0.7

1.41.95.9

0.9000.1

ft.60

1.100

()ft

0.5

ft

00

-.30

-.4

ft(3)ft

1.31.31.11.3-.41.2

1.40

1.71.95.5

4.64.61.81.71.5ft2.04.3

05.57.24.94.84.9

.6ft4.64.8

2.02.33.65.1ft2.0

(3)4.2

3.34.12.0

0

.9(3)1.6.8.4

ftft1.31.8.5

ft.6

1.20

(3).1

(3)

ft2.02.02.52.0ft

ft

3.43.43.23.82.73.4

3.7-.53.44.98.4

4.94.91.81.71.5ft2.04.3

05.87.45.35.55.21.1ft4.64.8

3.73.55.05.14.23.0

.86.93.26.05.95.47.51.5

0ft1.8ft1.0

01.72.04.6ftft1.31.9.5

1.32.5

13.613.62.7

.13.1

2.32.33.62.72.7ft4.8

ft

2.62.72.44.41.94.5

1.4.1

1.35.0

10.2

6.96.81.74.74.5(3)-4.44.3

-11.08.3

11.07.48.37.21.3ft10.010.3

6.56.67.15.54.74.22.37.34.78.68.76.9(3)3.6

0ft6.0(3)3.3

05.97.0

10.0ftft6.19.9

.7

1.83.7

13.613.63.7

(3)3.2

5.25.5

10.07.35.6

(3)7.3

33

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2732

2751

Productcode

2731-1132731-1C2731-1152731-1162731-122731-1212731-32731-322731-3252731-3272731-332731-3352731-342731-3452731-42731-442731-4472731-52731-5312731-542731-5412731-5432731-552731-72731-722731-7212731-742731-7492731-S

2732-P2732-22732-2B2732-2252732-2C2732-2282732-2292732-2D2732-2322732-234

2732-2F2732-2422732-244

2732-82732-822732-8232732-82355

2732-92732-912732-9152732-91502

2751 -P

2751-2

2751-2A2751-2182751-2192751-2B

2751-241

2751-2432751-52751-5112751-5982751-62751-644

2751-6982751-92751-9112751-9122751-912172751-923

Indexbase

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

06/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

Oct.19832

131.0136.7136.0139.6131.5126.0120.6124.3125.5115.2101.398.9

125.7125.7123.4120.2

ft119.0117.7111.7107.1120.6110.4126.2123.8123.8133.9149.9126.9

ft(3)ftftftftftftftftft

ftftft

ftftft

ftftft

103.9102.9

101.8

103.6101.1105.998.4

ft

95.9100.6102.1

ft104.7111.4

103.6104.9106.6

100.9110.3

Jan.19842

132.2139.6138.7143.5131.3125.7124.7124.3125.5115.2102.7100.6132.8134.1123.4120.2127.9117.4117.8112.0107.8120.1110.4126.4124.1124.1134.1150.1129.0

101.2101.4101.3(3)(3)

100.0ftft

102.9ftft

100.0100.0100.0

100.0100.0100.0

100.2100.5ft

104.8103.9

102.3

103.8101.1105.799.4

104.8

96.9101.0103.7

ft106.3114.0

106.7105.9108.2

100.9111.2

Feb.19842

132.2140.7138.7149.1133.8128.3124.7124.7126.0115.2102.7100.6132.8134.1124.4120.2127.9119.5117.8112.7107.8122.4110.4126.4124.1124.1134.1150.1128.7

102.3102.7102.8107.3107.3102.6ftft

105.0106.5102.7

100.7101.0100.0

100.0100.0100.0

102.2106.8107.0

106.1105.3

102.3

103.6101.1105.599.7

104.8

97.6112.2103.7

(3)106.3114.0

106.5106.3108.2

100.9111.2

Jan.1984

0.80

3.91.92.0

0.3.400000.800

1.80.7

-.11.9

000000

-.2

1.11.31.5

ftft2.6

ftft2.0

ftft

.71.0

0

000

2.16.3(3)

1.21.4

0

-.10

-.2.2

0

.711.1

0

ft00

-.2.40

00

Nov.1983

2.33.02.26.32.63.22.7

.3

.4000

5.66.7

.800

2.0-.11.3.9

1.90.2.2.200

2.1

ftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftft

ftftft

ftft(3)

2.32.4

.6

.20.4

1.5

3.5

1.311.51.5ft1.62.7

2.81.21.3

ft.8

Aug.1983

4.43.62.77.53.83.24.12.83.1

ft00

5.66.7

.800

1.2-3.0

1.61.71.5

00.2.2

-.6-1.33.0

ftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftft

ftftft

ftftft

2.72.8

1.4

1.20

1.91.8

ft

1.111.5

1.5

ft2.0

ft3.31.31.5

ft.8

Feb.1983

7.312.810.024.510.212.66.96.26.81.2

00

5.97.1

.800

2.6-3.13.02.34.2

0-.3-.2-.2-.7

-1.33.0

ftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftft

ftftft

ftftft

4.54.2

2.2

3.0.3

4.7.7

ft

.812.33.7ft3.0ft

4.55.89.3

ft4.7

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Book publishing—ContinuedHardbound

College textbooksHardboundPaperbound

WorkbooksElementary workbooks

Technical, scientific and professional booksMedical books

HardboundPaperbound

Business booksHardbound

Other technical, scientific and professional books .Hardbound

Religious booksOther religious books

PaperboundGeneral books

Mass market booksAdult trade books

HardboundPaperbound

Juvenile booksGeneral reference books

Subscription reference booksEncyclopedias

Other reference booksOther

Secondary products

Book printingPrimary products

Books, printing and binding, lithographicCollege textbooks

HardboundTechnical, scientific, business, and professional books

HardboundPaperbound

General consumer and trade booksHardboundPaperbound

All other books, n.e.c. including religious books,dictionaries, atlases, etc

HardboundPaperbound

Books, printing only or printing and binding, other thanlithographic

Printing and bindingAll other printing processes, including gravure and screen ...

PaperboundPamphlets, workbooks, and tests, printing only or printing and

bindingLithographic printing

Workbooks and testsPrinting and binding

Commercial printing, letterpressPrimary products

Labels and printed rolls and sheets for packaging purposes,letterpress

Labels, custom and stock, printed, including bordered, made ofpaper or foil, excluding cloth

Rolls, pressure sensitive, letterpressFlexographic pressure sensitive, flat and rolls

Printed rolls and sheets for packaging purposesPolyethylene, letterpress, including flexographic, single

webOther letterpress, including flexographic, multiweb and

single webAdvertising printing, letterpress

Direct mailOther advertising printing

Other general job printing, letterpressTicket and coupon printingAll other general commercial printing, letterpress, including

flexographic, n.e.cScreen process printing, except textiles

Decalcomanias and pressure sensitives, excluding labelsLabels, excluding labels made of cloth

Pressure sensitive, flat and rollsDisplay advertising posters

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Commercial printing, letterpress—ContinuedCounter and floor displays, point of purchase, and other

display materialPrinting on metalAll other screen process printing, n.e.c

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsPaper coating and glazingOther secondary productsCommercial printing, lithographic

Commercial printing, lithographicPrimary products

Magazine and periodical printing, lithographicMagazines and periodicals, excluding Sunday supplements,

sheet-fedMagazines and periodicals, excluding Sunday supplements,

web-fedLabels and printed rolls and sheets for packaging purposes,

lithographicLabels, custom and stock, printed, excluding cloth

Flat, except pressure sensitive, sheet-fedPressure sensitive, flat and rolls

Catalog and directory printing, lithographicCatalogs, sheet-fedCatalogs, web-fed

Financial and legal printing, lithographicAnnual reports and other corporate financial printingOther financial and legal printingBank form printing, excluding checkbooks

Advertising printing, lithographicDirect mail, sheet-fedDirect mail, web-fedCounter and floor displays, point of purchase, and other

printed display materialPreprinted newspaper inserts, sections of 2 pages or moreShopping newsOther advertising printing, sheet-fedOther advertising printing, web-fed

Other general job printing, lithographicNewspapers, web-fedCalendars and calendar padsTicket, coupon, and food and beverage check printingCredit and identification cards, printedBusiness forms, excluding blank books and looseleaf forms,

sheet-fedAll other general commercial printing, n.e.c, sheet-fedAll other general commercial printing, n.e.c., web-fed

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsBook printingCommercial printing, letterpressOther secondary productsManifold business formsTypesetting

Commercial printing, gravurePrimary products

Magazine and periodical printing, gravureMagazines and periodicals, excluding supplements for Sunday

newspapersLabels and printed rolls and sheets for packaging purposes,

gravureLabels, custom and stock, excluding cloth

Flat, except pressure sensitiveRolls, except pressure sensitive

Printed rolls and sheets for packaging purposes, excludingbags, envelopes, pouches, etc

Paper, single webOther, including multiweb structures

Other general job printing, gravureAll other general commercial printing, n.e.c

Gravure plates and cylindersSecondary products

Commercial printing, lithographicOther secondary products

Manifold business formsPrimary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2752

2761

2751-9252751-9812751-9982751-M2751-XY92751-S2641-S2751-SSS2752-S

2752-P2752-1

2752-112

2752-114

2752-2

2752-2112752-211012752-211072752-32752-3122752-3142752-42752-4132752-4192752-4272752-52752-5122752-514

2752-5252752-5332752-5412752-5512752-5532752-62752-6142752-6432752-6442752-683

2752-6922752-6972752-6992752-M2752-XY92752-Z892752-S2732-S2751-S2752-SSS2761-S2791-S

2754-P2754-1

2754-133

2754-22754-222754-2212754-224

2754-232754-2322754-2352754-62754-6982754-72754-S2752-S2754-SSS

2761-P

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/62

06/82

06/82

06/82

08/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8208/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8204/83

06/8206/8208/82

08/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/83

105.1102.7112.1115.8145.7109.2110.8110.4108.8

103.2103.2102.5

104.9

101.8

106.4

106.5102.0103.6104.6103.4105.7105.3101.8104.9103.2104.0103.5

ft102.0

ft103.0102.9102.596.3

108.3

ft

102.3104.6104.7100.999.2

101.7103.5ft

105.0103.6102.5

ft102.3102.3

ftft

101.7101.5101.8

104.7101.9108.2102.9100.899.8

101.9104.7

ftftft

105.4104.7112.1110.1126.8110.9111.3112.1110.6

104.6104.8104.7

106.1

104.4

106.4

106.5102.1105.9106.0107.0106.1104.2101.8105.6104.7105.4105.9

109.2102.5ft

103.9105.4104.199.1

108.0102.2

ft102.9105.8109.2102.0102.6101.7103.8ft

105.7103.1103.8

ft102.5102.5101.9

103.0

101.7101.5101.8

105.2102.0109.2105.6101.099.8

102.0105.2100.0

102.3102.6

107.0104.7112.1110.4126.8110.9111.3111.9110.7

104.7105.0105.5

106.1

105.2

106.4

106.5102.1106.5105.4108.6106.5104.3103.1105.6104.4105.9105.6

108.5103.6106.8103.4103.3104.199.1

108.0102.289.5

103.0105.8108.9101.4100.8101.7103.8102.2105.7103.1104.3100.0

104.1104.3101.9

103.0

101.9101.9101.8

105.2102.0109.2106.3104.299.8

102.0105.2100.0

103.1103.2

1.500.20.10

-.2.1

.1

.1

00.5

-.51.4.4.1

1.30

-.2.5

-.3

-.71.1ft-.4

-2.00000

ft.10

-.2-.6

-1.700

ft00.5

ft1.51.7

0

.2

.40

000.7

3.20

-.100

.8

.5

ftftft0.2

01.6.4

1.41.8

1.51.73.0

ft

ftft2.91.15.01.4

01.3.1

1.51.62.2

ftftft

.71.71.1

0.4

ftft

.11.1

ft.5

1.60.2.2.4

-.31.2ft1.81.9ft

ft

.2

.40

.20

ft3.33.3

0.1.5

ftftft

2.01.9

06.0

17.52.12.21.72.1

2.02.23.2

ft

3.8

.1

0ft3.71.26.42.81.41.31.32.12.13.2

ftftft1.21.61.4

-1.51.1.2

ft.7

1.84.8

.51.6

0.9

1.3.80

2.1ft2.12.2ft

ft

1.01.6.3

ft3.33.3

01.31.5ft

ftft

3.64.7

12.05.3

12.36.6

11.34.86.5

3.53.85.2

5.8

4.9

7.4

ftft5.33.48.23.8

ft3.12.62.62.93.48.5ftft1.71.73.1ft8.0ftft

1.53.9ft1.4.8

1.72.0ft2.4

.73.1ft

3.43.6ft

ft

1.41.61.3

2.9.7

5.75.03.5

.11.73.3ft

ftft

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

2812

2813

2816

2819

Productcode

2761-22761-252761-2532761-255

2761-32761-3132761-31342

2761-52761-5312761-5572761-55782761-55792761-557922761-557942761-72761-762761-7612761-7622761-762032761-762052761 -S2752-S2761-SSS

2812-P2812-12812-1112812-1152812-32812-3652812-365112812-365122812-367112812-S

2813-P2813-22813-32813-3112813-3312813-52813-5112813-62813-72813-M

2816-P2816-12816-32816-31

2816-3192816-3312816-342816-345

2816-3982816-S2816-SSS

2819-P2819-32819-331

2819-72819-7A2819-73

2819-7392819-74

2819-7462819-772819-7712819-77101

Indexbase

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8003/8212/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8204/83

04/83

12/82

Oct.19832

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

108.5105.1109.6123.2108.1

102.0105.396.382.8

114.0

108.9107.6115.2124.2114.7139.0109.5151.9

108.4120.6

100.3100.499.8

101.4100.0

(3)100.0f3)(3)

104.0100.1

(3)

100.398.593.794.3

105.0103.6103.1

101.4100.7

100.6

108.6

Jan.19842

102.1102.4102.5101.7

100.0100.0100.0

103.6101.1103.6103.8103.6102.8107.5102.6102.6105.1101.4101.5100.1100.0100.0100.0

107.6101.2108.7118.9107.6

94.797.989.0(3)

117.9

106.1104.9115.2124.5115.2

(3)98.8

110.3

108.4117.0

101.4101.699.8

104.6100.0

100.2105.2113.9113.9

104.6100.3100.3

100.598.793.593.4

104.4102.9103.7

(3)100.2

99.9

107.8

Feb.19842

102.9103.3103.5102.5

100.0100.0100.0

103.6103.1103.6103.8103.6102.8107.5103.6103.6105.6102.7102.3

(3)102.8103.0103.9

104.896.5

111.9125.2110.4

83.985.580.582.3

118.3

105.5105.3115.2124.5115.2

(3)99.8

114.3

109.1108.0

101.6101.899.9

105.0100.0

100.2105.2116.4116.4

105.0100.3100.3

101.099.693.593.7

105.5104.2105.4

(3)99.9

99.6

107.8

Jan.1984

0.8.9

1.0.7

000

02.0

00000

1.01.0.4

1.3.8

(3)2.83.03.9

-2.6-4.72.95.32.6

-11.3-12.7-9.6(3)

.3

-.5.4000

(3)1.03.6

.6-7.8

.2

.2

.1

.50

00

2.22.2

.400

.5

.9-.1.3

1.01.21.7

(3)-.3

-.3

0

Nov.1983

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)f3)<*)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

-2.5-7.42.92.73.0

-16.9-18.6-14.5

-.74.8

-3.0-2.1

0.3

(3)(3)-8.9

-24.8

,7-9.4

.81.0.1

2.40

(3)1.7

(3)(3)

ft0

ft

.81.3-.8-.2

.7

.92.7

(3)-.8

-1.0

0

Aug.1983

(3)ft(3)(3)

ft(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)ft(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)ft(3)

-3.0-8.14.58.54.0

-18.6-17.1-21.6

-2.54.9

-1.0.1.6.3.4

(3)-.6

-2.0

.7-9.3

1.72.0

05.5

0

(3)5.2

(3)ft

(3).2

(3)

2.81.2-.6-.3

2.01.32.4

(3)(3)

(3)

5.6

Feb.1983

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)ft(3)(3)(3)(3)

-8.4-17.2

17.723.517.0

-36.6-38.6-33.7-3.06.8

.91.82.7

.61.0

(3).9

3.0

5.6-6.0

(3)(3)(3)ft(3)

ft(3)ftft

(3)(3)(3)

1.40

-6.5-6.3

3.61.92.9

(3)(3)

(3)

3.9

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Manifold business forms—ContinuedUnit set forms

Custom printedCarbonCarbonless

Manifold books, including sales, and pegboard accountingsystems

Sales and other manifold booksCustom printed

Custom continuous forms, with or without carbon, marginallypunched or not

Custom fanfoldAll other custom printed continuous forms

One partMultiple parts

CarbonCarbonless

Stock continuous formsStock shelf forms

One partMultiple parts

CarbonCarbonless

Secondary productsCommercial printing, lithographicOther secondary products

Alkalies and chlorinePrimary products

ChlorineChlorine gasLiquid chlorine

Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda)All other concentrations - liquid

50 percent regular diaphragm grade .50 percent from mercury cellBead caustic soda

Secondary products

Industrial gasesPrimary products

AcetyleneCarbon dioxide

Liquid & gasSolid

NitrogenGas

OxygenOther industrial gases ....Miscellaneous receipts ...

Inorganic pigmentsPrimary products

Titanium pigmentsChrome colors and other inorganic pigments

Chrome colorsOther chrome colors, incl. chrome green (chrome yellow and

iron blue)Iron oxide pigmentsColored lead pigments

LithargeAll other color pigments, incl. iron blues, pearl essence, and

copper oxidesSecondary products

Other secondary products

Industrial inorganic chemicals, n.e.cPrimary products

Sulfuric acid (new and fortified)Other than oleum grades

Potassium and sodium compounds (ex. bleaches, alkalies andalums)

Sodium compounds (inc. sodium metal)Sodium phosphates

Other selected sodium phosphates (monobasic, dibasic,tribasic, meta- and acid pyro)

Sodium silicates and silicoflourideOther selected sodium silicates (water glass and

silicoflouride)Sodium sulfate, sulfide, sulfite and thiosulfate (hypo)

Sodium sulfateHigh purity (anhydrous, >97% NaSO4)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Industrial inorganic chemicals, n.e.c.—ContinuedSodium metal and other sodium compounds (inc. sod.

borate, flouride, hydrosulfide, etc.)Inorganic chemical catalytic preparations, n.e.c

Inorganic chemical catalytic preparations, n.e.cOther industrial inorganic chemicals, n.e.c

Selected alkali earth metal compounds, n.e.cCalcium compounds

Other calcium compounds, n.e.c. (inc. cat. chloride,carbonate and hypochlorite)

Selected metallic mineral compounds, n.e.cChromium, manganese, cobalt (ex. cobalt-60), and nickel

compounds, n.e.cLead and zinc compounds, n.e.cCopper, iron and silver compounds, n.e.cOther metallic mineral compounds (ex. radioactive isotopes).

Other inorganic chemicals, n.e.cRadioactive isotopes and compounds (inc. contract work, ex.

radiopharmeceuticals)Other, inc. reagent from tech. grades, industrial bleaches,

gold & titanium compoundsMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Plastic materials and resinsPrimary products

Thermoplastic resinsLow density polyethylene resins

For film and sheetingFor all other uses

High density polyethylene resinsFor blow molding

Polypropylene resinsFor injection moldingFor fiber and filaments

Vinyl and vinylidene resinsHomopolymer resins, excluding dispersionCopolymer resins excluding dispersionDispersion resins

Other non-engineering thermoplastic resinsThermosetting resins

Epoxy resinsPhenolic and other tar acid resins

Phenolic molding compoundsAll other phenolic and other tar acid resins

Polyester resins, unsaturatedUrea - formaldehyde resinsAll other thermosetting resins

Secondary products

Synthetic rubberPrimary production

Styrene butadiene (SBR)Styrene butadiene - solidStyrene butadiene - latex

Specialty elastomers

2821

2822

2819-7882819-82819-8112819-92819-9A2819-91

2819-9192819-9F

2819-9822819-9832819-9842819-9892819-9G

2819-991

2819-9982819-M2819-Z892819-S

2821-P2821-32821-3312821-331012821-331032821-3412821-341012821-3512821-351012821-351022821-3712821-371012821-371022821-371032821-3992821-42821-4112821-4212821-421012821-421022821-4312821-4412821-4992821-S

2822-P2822-12822-1112822-1122822-8

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

103.7

98.696.4

103.7103.1

104.097.5

96.9105.5100.2(3)99.1

96.9104.4104.499.3

112.0109.8109.6109.3100.3

96.8114.5114.8110.9113.4112.2115.7120.8115.3111.1125.5106.8102.4108.0109.7110.6110.0123.8

100.199.390.388.9

100.4106.5

102.1

99.397.3

101.5100.5

101.695.5

95.9103.497.493.0

100.1

103.2

96.9104.6104.699.7

114.4112.1112.1113.8108.6125.1

103.7114.5117.8113.7113.8112.8114.5120.7116.9112.2125.9109.3102.3111.1110.7110.5110.6126.8

99.798.989.888.4

100.4109.3

103.9

99.297.7

101.5100.5

101.696.8

97.0104.699.494.3

100.3

97.4104.3104.399.8

114.5112.3112.2113.8108.6125.1

101.9117.5119.8117.3113.2111.9115.1120.7116.6112.6

109.6102.3111.5111.2110.4111.4126.8

99.598.789.988.5

100.4108.6

-.1.400

01.4

1.11.12.01.4.2

.5-.3-.3.2

.1

.1

.1000

-1.82.61.73.2-.6-.8.50

-.3.3

(3).3.1.3.5

-.1.70

-.2-.3

0.10

-.7

.71.8.3.3

-.7

0-.8.9

-1.41.4

.8-.4-.4.7

2.93.03.25.98.7

3.93.23.95.3.2.3

-.10

1.72.0(3)2.2

.12.7

.7-.24.92.7

-.3-.4-.4-.5

0.5

0.5

.41.0

-1.6-3.1

-2.3-.4

.26.4

-3.0-1.6

.6

C3)

-.96.96.9

.4

3.63.94.2

14.615.417.6

5.06.54.8

12.9.4

-.31.45.11.42.7

(3)3.9

04.81.4

-1.55.32.3

-.8-.8

-1.8-1.9

-.5

1.3

-1.1-1.1-.7

-2.2

-2.3-1.6

-3.013.2-5.0-3.3

-4.95.65.6

-3.1

6.47.78.8

27.032.9

4.84.2(3)16.118.020.016.4(3)2.53.1

(3)4.9

.16.12.1-.64.7

.7

.6

.6-.1-.2.5.4

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

2824

2831

2833

2834

Productcode

2824-P2824-72824-7012824-70122824-701222824-701242824-7022824-70212824-702122824-7032824-70322824-703222824-703312824-7052824-82824-8012824-8022824-802012824-8032824-80312824-803122824-804

2831-P2831-12831-117

2831-1192831-22831-213

2831-42831-4152831-5

* 2831-5132831-S2834-S

2833-P2833-12833-1612833-22833-2012833-2022833-20225

2833-2052833-S2833-SSS

2834-P2834-12834-1022834-10212834-102112834-1052834-1062834-1112834-11112834-111122834-1162834-1182834-1192834-1212834-121192834-121292834-121912834-1232834-1242834-1252834-1262834-126412834-1282834-1352834-1362834-136042834-139

Indexbase

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

03/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8012/8003/80

03/8003/80

03/8003/8003/80

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8108/8106/81

Oct.19832

102.2103.6103.7106.1100.997.4

105.5101.293.689.5

102.7

99.090.8

103.3103.3115.099.693.797.996.492.9

107.6

112.2108.7102.671.1

102.0121.1134.9

116.7118.3

90.9128.1123.6

99.398.797.997.4

102.2101.2107.1107.1

102.1101.2101.5

123.8122.9125.6139.8132.3129.9128.1100.1117.2119.8111.5129.8114.3169.8124.1123.8122.0123.9137.4122.4136.4130.4125.9123.7111.596.6

100.0128.1

Jan.19842

101.8103.3104.3106.5102.8102.8105.599.490.484.4

105.8

99.092.6

ft101.8115.291.593.998.398.194.4

109.2

117.6114.3100.270.2

99.7139.4137.9

127.4136.3

92.3128.5124.7

97.996.895.497.4

102.9101.2107.1107.1

102.1101.4101.8

126.2125.6128.9140.2132.3129.9128.1102.2120.0124.0111.6130.4114.9171.0128.4126.1124.7132.9139.0122.4138.7130.7125.9126.4116.296.7(3)

128.1

Feb.19842

103.5105.4107.3108.2103.8101.4105.5101.994.088.8

111.6

99.692.6

ft102.5115.591.594.099.399.296.1

111.8

114.2110.4100.470.2

99.8139.4136.9

120.4124.4

90.3128.9125.8

97.996.895.497.4

103.0101.2107.1107.1

102.7101.4101.8

127.0126.5130.0140.7133.6129.9131.798.1

120.1124.2112.4131.6115.2171.0132.6133.3124.7135.7143.0122.4142.3132.2125.9129.8111.598.9ft

133.2

Jan.1984

1.72.02.91.71.0

-1.40

2.64.05.35.4

.60

ft.7.3.1.1

1.01.21.92.4

-2.8-3.4

.20

.20

-.7

-5.5-8.7

-2.1.3.9

0000.1000

.500

.6

.7

.8

.41.0

02.8

-4.0.1.1.8.9.30

3.25.7

02.12.9

02.61.2

02.7

-4.02.3

ft4.0

Nov.1983

1.72.33.11.92.84.1

0.7.4

-.87.6

.6

ftft

.9

.3

.4

.61.42.93.53.2

1.81.5

-2.1-1.3

-2.114.6

1.5

3.2

ft

-.6.6

1.8

-2.6-3.4-4.3

0.1000

.5

.2

.3

2.02.22.4

.41.0

02.8

-4.12.53.7

ftft

.3

.74.77.62.22.42.8

02.61.3

04.9

-4.82.3

ft4.0

Aug.1983

2.93.33.82.44.59.0

.1

.1-.5-.79.6

1.03.7

ft2.76.1

-8.1.4

5.45.66.86.9

1.41.1

-3.5-1.3

-3.514.61.5

3.25.2

-1.1.6

1.8

-3.5-4.6-5.8

0.8000

.5

.2

.3

4.54.65.52.76.25.62.8

-3.83.53.91.17.5

.87.97.57.62.2

10.34.1

-3.14.03.1

.84.95.32.4

ft4.0

Feb.1983

5.46.26.52.69.8

20.8

ft4.05.55.5

15.9

6.5-1.7

ft5.78.3

00

6.26.46.39.3

1.4.4

-11.3-3.2

-11.525.013.4

6.811.6

-3.18.23.0

-4.0-5.3-6.7

-.51.31.2

ftft

.5

.2

.3

7.37.88.7

12.312.110.54.3

-8.25.56.5

.27.7

015.89.19.32.2

12.811.2

-.315.66.12.27.75.5ftft12.5

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Noncellulosic organic fibersPrimary products

Yarn and monofilamentNylon and aramid, excluding producer textured yarn

Textile35-59 drawn equivalent denierAll other drawn equivalent deniers

Polyester, excluding producer textured yarnTextile, selected deniers

145-179 drawn equivalent denierProducer textured yarn and monofilament

NylonCarpet yarn

Other producer textured yam and monofilamentOther yarn and monofilament

Staple, tow and fiberfillNylon and aramidAcrylic and modacrylic

Up to 4 denierPolyester

Staple and towUp to 2.5 denier, excluding fiberfill

Other staple, tow and fiberfill

Biological productsPrimary products

Blood and blood derivatives, for human useNormal human blood serumOther blood derivatives or fractions, except those used for

passive immunizationVaccines, toxoids and antigens, for human use

Antigens .".Diagnostic substances and other biologies, except for industrial

useDiagnostic substances, except diagnostic allergens

Biological products for veterinary useVaccines, bacterins, toxoids and other antigens (except

allergens) for active immunizationSecondary products

Pharmaceuticals

Medicinal chemicals and botanical products (in bulk)Primary products

Synthetic organic medicinal chemicalsAll other synthetic organic medicinal chemicals

Other medicinals and botanicalsBotanical drugsNatural vitamins

Other natural vitaminsMixtures of two or more substances for therapeutic or

prophylactic useSecondary products

Other secondary products

Pharmaceutical preparationsPrimary products

Pharmaceutical preparations, prescriptionAnalgesics

Narcotic analgesics ....'.Codeine and combinations

AntiarthriticsAnticoagulantsSystemic anti-infectives

Broad and medium spectrum antibioticsBroad spectrum penicillins

Antispasmodic/antisecretoryBronchial therapyCancer therapy productsCardiovascular therapy

Antihypertensive drugsVasodilatorsOther cardiovasculars

CNS stimulantsContraceptives (excluding devices, kits, implants, etc.)Cough and cold preparationsDermatological preparations

AntipruriticsDiureticsHormonesHospital solutions

I.V. solutions 50 ml. and underMuscle relaxants

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Pharmaceutical preparations—ContinuedNutrients and supplementsOpthalmic and otic preparationsPsychotherapeuticsSedativesVitamins

MultivitaminsMiscellaneous prescription pharmaceutical preparations

Pharmaceutical preparations, non-prescriptionAnalgesics, internal (except antiarthritics)

Aspirin/aspirin-salicylate compoundsNon-aspirin (including effervesent)

AntacidsLiquidsOther antacids

Antiseptics and antibacterialsCough and cold preparations

Cough syrups, elixirs, expectorants, drops, lozenges, gums,troches

Cold tablets, capsules (including antihistamine coldpreparations)

DecongestantsExternal analgesics and counterirritantsHematinicsHemorroidal preparationsLaxativesVitamins

Adult multivitaminsB-complexOther vitamins

Miscellaneous non-prescription pharmaceutical preparations ..Pharmaceutical preparations, veterinary

PrescriptionNon-prescription

Other non-prescriptionMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Biological productsOther secondary products

Soap and other detergentsPrimary products

Soap and detergents, nonhouseholdAcid-type cleaners:

Metal cleanersOther acid-type cleaners

Synthetic organic detergents, nonhouseholdDry (powders), anionic baseLiquid, anionic baseLiquid - nonionic base

Soap: chips, flakes, granulated, powdered, including washingLiquid soap, nonhouseholdAlkaline detergents, nonhousehold

Liquid dishwashing compoundsDry dishwashing compoundsOther liquid alkaline detergentsDry alkaline detergents, hard surface cleanersOther dry alkaline detergents

Household detergentsSynthetic organic detergents, household

DryHeavy duty, phosphate based

Liquid synthetic organic detergents, householdLight duty

Household soap, except specialty cleanersToilet soap

Secondary productsAll other secondary productsPolishes and sanitation goods

Specialty cleaning, polishing and sanitation preparationsPrimary products

Household bleachesLiquid bleaches (sodium hypochlorite, etc.)

Specialty cleaning and sanitation productsDeodorants, nonpersonal

Other deodorants, nonpersonalGlass window cleaning preparationsOven cleanersToilet bowl cleaners and drain pipe solventsDisinfectants for uses other than agricultural

See footnotes at end of table.

2841

2842

2834-1412834-1422834-1442834-1452834-1482834-148192834-1982834-22834-2012834-201012834-201022834-2022834-202012834-202022834-2062834-208

2834-20819

2834-208312834-208492834-2112834-2142834-2152834-2162834-2212834-221012834-221022834-221092834-2982834-32834-3012834-3022834-302092834-M2834-Z892834-S2831-S2834-SSS

2841-P2841-12841-1A2841-172841-1792841-1B2841-1412841-1452841-1492841-1122841-1142841-122841-1212841-1232841-1252841-1262841-1282841-22841-2A2841-2AA2841-2242841-2AB2841-2312841-32841-3112841-S2841-SSS2842-S

2842-P2842-22842-2432842-32842-3A2842-3852842-3112842-3212842-3312842-332

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

124.1149.7142.3141.7116.5124.2126.8118.4124.7125.5122.8117.2119.3115.4120.5127.1

117.2

136.4133.5103.2113.2118.4113.7110.2111.0102.1110.2114.496.493.2

103.9103.0136.5136.5124.2180.1116.9

101.4101.4101.3100.0100.0100.1100.1100.4100.0100.0101.0100.0102.8105.1107.7100.7100.7104.7100.2100.2100.3100.0

100.0107.4107.8101.5100.0104.6

99.5100.3

100.1100.4100.4100.6101.8100.2105.8

127.1152.8148.8165.5119.0124.2132.1119.9125.0125.8122.8121.1120.6121.5121.0129.6

117.7

138.5133.9103.9113.2119.0115.8110.3110.6102.1111.9111.797.093.8

104.6104.3137.0137.0125.6183.7118.2

100.8101.0101.399.498.3

100.1100.1100.4100.0100.1100.8101.8102.6105.1106.1101.4100.5104.199.098.9

100.0100.0

100.1109.2109.7100.298.4

105.9

100.8102.0100.0100.0102.8106.9100.9101.2101.8103.9105.8

127.1155.5150.2165.8118.8124.2134.3120.4126.0127.2122.8121.6120.6122.4121.1129.7

117.7

138.5134.5103.7113.2124.8115.7111.6112.6102.1111.4111.896.792.2

107.1106.3137.0137.0125.9185.7118.2

101.5101.8101.6100.299.791.7

100.7102.8100.0100.1100.8101.8102.6105.3106.1101.1100.6104.199.399.3

100.6100.0

100.1112.8113.5100.5100.5104.4

100.5101.5100.0100.0102.0106.9100.9104.2101.8100.7105.8

01.81.0.2

-.1.0

1.7.4.8

1.10.40.8.1.1

0.5

-.20

4.9-.11.11.8

0-.5.1

-.4-1.72.42.0

00.3

1.10

.3

.81.5

-8.4.6

2.40000

-.1.20

-.3.10.3.3.6.0

03.33.5

.32.1

-1.4

-.3-.5

00

-.800

3.00

-3.10

2.33.96.0

17.0-.1

01.51.61.01.4

03.61.05.9(3)1.6

01.2.50

5.31.71.11.2

01.1

-2.3.6

-.32.62.5

00

1.43.01.3

.3

.3

.5

.81.5

-8.4.6

2.400

-.21.8.2

-.8-.9.30

.14.85.1.2.7

1.26.5

.53.7

0.50

2.310.68.8

17.03.84.85.83.11.11.5.1

3.71.06.15.03.5

6.21.8.5

4.55.31.71.82.1

01.61.5

-3.7-6.83.54.55.15.13.65.34.2

1.51.71.4.2

-.3-8.4

.62.4

0.1.8

1.82.45.36.11.1-.14.1-.7-.7

.112.913.6

.5

.54.4

.11.0

1.66.9(3)4.91.8.5.1

8.918.813.722.8

5.34.96.16.45.97.71.68.26.69.56.48.9

4.8

12.79.61.1

(3)8.46.61.61.6.8

1.93.1

-3.6-4.7-1.23.95.35.34.97.95.3

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Specialty cleaning, polishing and sanitation preparations—ContinuedWallpaper, window shade, and wallcleanersHousehold laundry aids

Fabric softeners and rinsesOther specialty cleaning prod., eg. ironing aids, sweeping

compounds, waterless hand cleanersPolishing preparations and related products

Furniture polishes and cleanersFloor polish

Water emulsionLiquid (other than water emulsion)

Related products, including metal polish and polishing clothsand papers

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsSoap and other detergentsAll other secondary productsAgricultural chemicals, n.e.c

Surface-active agentsPrimary products

Textile and leather assistants and finishesAssistants

TextileLeather

FinishesTextile

Bulk surface-active agents (surfactants)Anionic

Phosphoric and polyphosphoric acid estersOther anionic surfactants

Toilet preparationsPrimary products

Shaving preparationsShaving soaps and creamsAftershave preparations

Perfume, toilet water, and colognePerfume

Liquid and solid perfumeCologne and toilet water

Hair preparationsHair tonics and rinses

Hair tonicsHair dressings and sprays

Hair dressingsHair sprays

Aerosol hair spraysShampoos

Synthetic organic detergentLiquid synthetic organic detergent

Soap shampoosPermanents - both home and commercialHair coloring preparationsOther hair preparations

Other cosmetics and toilet preparationsCreams and lotions

CreamsCleansing creamsFoundation creamsLubricating creams, including hormone creamsOther creams

Lotions and oilsSuntan lotions and sunscreens, including oilsHand lotionsOther lotions & oils, including petroleum jellies but

excluding hair, aftershave & bath oilsCosmetics

Lip preparations (lipstick, lip gloss, etc.) iBlushers (rouges), excluding lip rougeEye preparations (mascara, eye shadows, eye liners, eye

creams, etc.)Deodorants

Underarm deodorantsAerosol underarm deodorantsLiquid, cream and roll-on deodorants

Manicure preparationsNail lacquers and enamels

PowdersTalcum and toilet powdersFace powders

See footnotes at end of table.

2843

2844

2842-3412842-392842-394

2842-3982842-42842-4152842-422842-4212842-423

2842-4982842-M2842-Z892842-S2841-S2842-SSS2879-S

2843-P2843-12843-132843-1312843-1352843-162843-1612843-52843-532843-5332843-539

2844-P2844-12844-1352844-1562844-22844-2A2844-2232844-2322844-32844-3A2844-3212844-3B2844-3412844-36A2844-3632844-312844-31A2844-3162844-3132844-3372844-3512844-3982844-52844-512844-51A2844-5112844-5122844-5132844-5142844-51B2844-5152844-518

2844-5192844-52A2844-5212844-522

2844-5232844-52B2844-52C2844-5272844-5282844-532844-5312844-542844-5412844-543

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8307/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

100.0100.9101.1

101.5ft

100.3

93.799.9

100.499.2

100.0

ftftftftftft

ftftftft

134.4129.2117.8139.2106.3123.3115.799.4

126.6127.2134.6130.2147.6144.2

149.8110.6108.1104.0123.1126.6122.1126.4136.6127.1135.4164.4120.7140.8119.6119.9112.9119.7

121.0152.1135.4124.8

175.9141.8

135.1128.4128.8142.2134.8133.8142.3

105.3100.0100.0

100.9101.4101.1

101.3100.0

104.0

95.2100.0100.399.4

100.0

97.696.3

100.0100.1100.2100.0

99.995.186.4

100.0ft

129.8132.1122.3154.3106.7127.6128.1127.1127.3131.2135.8128.9139.3140.0

141.0111.7109.5106.5123.6130.6139.3126.4138.1129.0134.5164.4120.7132.4123.2124.3113.4129.5

121.0153.7136.7124.8

178.3143.0

137.2128.5129.7142.2138.2137.8143.6

105.197.997.9

101.5101.3101.1

101.3ft

103.4

94.1100.7100.499.6

104.1

95.595.6

100.0100.2100.2100.0

94.290.6

100.0114.5

124.4128.3133.4155.9122.9124.0110.381.8

129.9124.3133.1126.1136.8142.1

138.0111.6109.3106.4123.6131.8ft

126.4134.4127.5134.1164.4120.7130.9123.2121.7117.5120.7

124.4153.7136.7124.8

178.3142.1

136.7127.3130.9142.2138.7137.8147.1

-0.2-2.1-2.1

.6-.1.0

ft-.6

-1.1.80.1

4.1

-2.2-.7

0000

0-1.04.8

0ft-4.1-2.8

9.11.1

15.1-2.9

-13.9-35.7

2.0-5.3-2.0-2.2-1.8

1.5

-2.1-.1-.2-.2

01.0ft

0-2.7-1.2

-.200

-1.10

-2.23.6

-6.8

2.8000

0-.6

-.4-.9

.90.30

2.4

5.1

ftftft

.3ft-.2ft

2.5

-6.2.8.4

ft4.1

ftftftftftft

ftftftft

-2.3-.7

13.3

ft15.6-5.5

-12.1-34.3

-2.7-2.7-4.7-5.1-7.5-.3

ft2.02.52.7

.41.4ftft2.0-.9.400

-1.12.4

-2.23.7

-6.8

2.812.4

1.00

32.8-2.0

-.1-4.1

1.6ft2.93.03.4

ftftft

1.5.2

ft

-.5ft

2.5

-6.3.5.1

-.84.1

ftftftftft

ftftftft

-7.8-1.310.3

3.615.6-5.4

-12.1-34.3

-2.6-1.0-4.6-5.0

.3-.3

.42.63.23.3

.42.8ftft-.51.81.3

-2.20

5.83.02.24.52.4

2.84.89.7-.2

1.8-.1

3.1-3.5

1.0-.93.23.03.4

ftftft

ft

ftft

ft

ftftft(3)ft

ftftftftftft

ftftftftft

-1.9-.6.7

5.7-3.4-4.3

-12.0-33.9

-1.11.3

.2-1.5

1.24.6

.82.22.32.11.94.5

ft1.7.3

-.9.6

4.70

-7.03.8

-2.33.6

-6.8

2.810.13.74.6

19.72.3

1.43.3

-1.3-3.13.6ft6.0

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Oct. Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Toilet preparations—ContinuedWet application powders, and other powders, including foot

powdersBath oils and salts

Bath oils and saltsMiscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Paints and Allied ProductsPrimary products

Architectural coatings, including architectural lacquersExterior

Solvent-typeSolvent paints, enamels and varnishes in ready-mixed form

Solvent and alkyd vehicle house paints and tinting basesOther exterior solvent coatings, including bituminous

paintsWater-type

Water-emulsion paints and tinting basesHouseAll-purpose, excluding exterior-interior

Other exterior water-thinned paints, including barn androof

InteriorSolvent-type

Paints, enamels and varnishes in ready-mixed formSemigloss paints and tinting bases

Water-typeFlat water emulsion paints and tinting bases

Vinyl and vinyl acetate binderAcrylic binderOther type binders

Semigloss water emulsion paints and tinting basesOther interior water-thinned paints, including paste and

semi-pasteProduct finishes for original equipment manufacturers (OEM),

including OEM lacquersTransportation finishes, except powdered and high-solids

coatingsAutomobile finishes

Automobile finishes, except lacquersAppliance, heating and air conditioner finishesMetal finishes

Metal decoratingContainer and closure finishes

Sheet, strip and coil coatings, including sidings, excludingcontainers

Metal furniture and fixture finishesMachinery and equipment finishes, including road building

equipment and farm implementsHigh-solids finishes (over 62.5 percent solids)Other product finishes, except semimanufactured (pigment

dispersions, etc.)Industrial lacquers

WoodIndustrial lacquers for other uses

Special purpose coatings, including coatings for transportationafter market and lacquer

Industrial maintainance paints (specially formulated)InteriorExterior

Trade salesAutomotive and machinery refinish coatings

Paints and enamels, except lacquersMetallic paints (aluminum, bronze, zinc, etc.)Traffic paint, all types (shelf goods and highway department

sales)Allied paint products

Paint and varnish removersPutty and putty products

Putty and glazing compoundsMiscellaneous paint products

Thinners for dopes, lacquers, and oleoresinous thinners, inc.mixtures, proprietary thinners

Miscellaneous related products, e.g. pigment dispersions, inkvehicles, bleached shellac, etc

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2851

2844-5492844-562844-5612844-M2844-S

2851-P2851-12851-1A2851-1AA2851-1AAA2851-121

2851-1392851-1AB2851-1 ABA2851-1432851-157

2851-1592851-1B2851-1BA2851-162851-1642851-182851-1812851-181012851-181022851-18103

2851-183

2851-189

2851-2

2851-2A2851-222851-2212851-2352851-242851-24A2851-2432851-2412851-249

2851-2522851-254

2851-2572851-262851-2622851-269

2851-32851-3A2851-3012851-3052851-3B2851-3BA2851-3132851-307

2851-3112851-72851-7632851-82851-8532851-9

2851-911

2851-9792851 -M2851-Z892851-S2851-

SSSSS

03/80

03/8003/8003/80

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/83

128.2

146.4158.3154.0

99.799.698.697.8

101.7100.099.1

102.894.493.591.6

100.0

100.099.499.999.999.699.198.699.983.8

100.4100.4

100.0

100.3

100.0100.5100.5100.0101.0101.6101.6

100.0100.9

100.0103.4

99.999.699.4

100.0

100.4100.099.9

100.1100.5101.0101.1

ft

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.3

100.2

100.4100.0100.0

98.1

132.7

144.097.4

156.4

100.6100.4100.498.6

102.1100.598.9

104.895.795.093.5

100.0

100.0102.099.999.999.8

102.9104.1106.483.8

100.4100.4

100.0

100.0

98.9

100.0100.8101.6101.6

100.099.2

100.0105.0

100.199.799.3

101.1

100.2100.099.9

100.1100.2100.8100.8

ftft

100.0100.0100.0100.0102.5

104.3

101.299.599.5

100.4

130.4

78.278.4

156.1

101.1100.8100.599.0

102.2100.599.1

104.896.395.293.3

102.0

100.0101.899.999.999.8

102.6103.7106.083.8

100.3100.4

100.0

100.7

100.499.999.9

100.0101.6101.9101.9

100.0105.0

100.3103.4

100.199.799.3

101.1

101.2100.499.9

100.7101.5102.2103.5

ft100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0102.1

103.5

101.1101.3101.3

100.4

-1.7

-45.7-19.6

-.2

.5

.4

.1

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0.7.2

-.22.0

0-.2

000

-.3-.4-.5

000

0

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1.51.01.0

0.9.2.2

05.9

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0000

1.0.40.6

1.21.32.7

ftft

0000

-.4

-.11.81.8

1.7

-16.8-19.6

0

1.21.11.7.9

-.1-.1-.9

2.21.91.61.62.0

02.4

00.1

3.55.16.0

000

0

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.4-.6-.6

0.9.3.3

05.9

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.2

.20

1.1

.8

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1.12.3

ftft

0000

1.7

3.1

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3.8

-47.0-50.5

3.2

.9

.6

.1-1.9

.2

.2-.8

2.0-3.7-4.8-6.72.0

01.8

00.1

2.73.76.0

-16.2.3.4

.4-.1-.1ft1.71.91.9

05.9

ft.1

-.3-.7

1.0.5.3.7

1.11.42.9

ftft

0000

1.9

3.5

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1.7

-46.9-19.4

5.4

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ftftftft

ftftftftftftftftftftft

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ft

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct. Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Cyclic (coal tar) crudes and intermediates, organic dyes and2865

Primary productsCyclic intermediates

Other cyclic intermediatesPhenolMiscellaneous other cyclic intermediates

Synthetic organic dyesBenzenokJ dyes

Synthetic organic pigments (lakes and toners) ....Synthetic organic pigments (lakes and toners).

Phthalocyanine blue (Blue 15)Other synthetic organic pigments

Secondary productsOther secondary productsIndustrial organic chemicals, n.e.c

2865-P2865-12865-1992865-199152865-199992865-22865-2992865-32865-3112865-311112865-311992865-S2865-SSS2869-S

Industrial organic chemicals, n.e.cPrimary products

Synthetic organic chemicals, n.e.cFlavor and perfume materials

Chemical compounds, unmixedChemical compounds, mixed

Rubber processing chemicalsPlastjcizers

Other plasticizersPesticides and other synthetic organic agricultural chemicals ..

Other pesticides and other synthetic organic agriculturalchemicals

Ethyl alcohol and other industrial organic chemicals, n.e.cOther industrial organic chemicals, n.e.c

EthyleneMiscellaneous other industrial organic chemicals, n.e.c

Miscellaneous end-use chemicals and chemical products,excluding urea

Gasoline additivesLubricating oil and grease additivesOther miscellaneous end-use chemicals and chemical

products, excluding urea :Miscellaneous cyclic and acyclic chemicals and chemical

productsAlcohols, synthetic, monohydricOther miscellaneous cyclic and acyclic chemicals and

chemical productsMiscellaneous receipts

2869

2869-32869-3112869-311112869-311122869-3312869-3512869-351992869-4

2869-4992869-52869-5992869-59912

Secondary productsPlastic materials and resinsCyclic crudes and intermediates, organic dyes and pigments .Other secondary products

Nitrogenous fertilizersPrimary products

Synthetic ammonia, nitric acid and ammonium compounds .Nitrate (100% NH4NO3)

Nitrate for fertilizer useSolid nitrate

Nitrogen solutions and other ammonium compoundsNitrogen solutions, including mixtures containing urea

(100%N)Anhydrous and aqua ammonia

Anhydrous ammoniaUreaSecondary products

Phosphatic fertilizers

2873

Phosphatic fertilizersPrimary products

Phosphoric acidWet process phosphoric acid

Superphosphate and other phosphatic fertilizer materialsSuperphosphate

Triple superphosphates (42% P2O5 and above)Ammonium phosphates and other phosphatic fertilizer

materialsAmmonium phosphates

Mixed fertilizers, produced from one or more materials made inthe same plant

Complete mixed fertilizerComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form

Complete mixed fertilizer, dry form, other N-P-KSecondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2874

2869-62869-6132869-614

2869-699

2869-72869-754

2869-7992869-M2869-Z892869-S2821-S2865-S2869-SSS

2873-P2873-12873-1A2873-15A2873-1522873-1B

2873-1552873-132873-1312873-22873-S2874-S

2874-P2874-12874-1512874-22874-2A2874-241

2874-2B2874-251

2874-32874-312874-3132874-313062874-S

12/8212/8212/8212/8203/8312/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8205/8312/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/7912/7912/7912/79

12/7912/79

12/79

12/7912/7912/7912/79

12/7912/79

12/7912/7912/7912/79

12/7912/79

12/7912/8012/7912/7912/79

100.3103.4105.7103.6106.3102.7

102.8100.9100.9100.0101.195.0

100.687.7

101.698.390.499.8

100.099.4

103.177.778.1

98.8102.0100.7101.4101.3

99.595.299.0

102.8

98.798.7

98.9102.7102.7107.6122.4102.899.9

111.7109.0111.8123.0

125.6100.2

103.5

113.597.6

120.796.0

104.7103.0

112.5100.998.597.6

101.7102.5

106.2100.3108.5114.9124.2

97.3103.5105.7104.1113.3102.6

104.0100.4100.4100.0100.586.480.594.0

102.498.790.399.8

100.099.4

100.079.377.497.5

97.5102.7101.4101.6105.0

99.290.6

105.1

99.598.7

99.6102.7102.7109.1123.9105.0101.2

118.1115.8119.9128.9

131.6104.8

107.9

124.799.4

122.8102.6

108.3107.2

113.8105.2100.799.6

106.5107.3

112.5106.9116.2123.1124.4

97.1103.5105.5104.5112.3103.1

103.8101.7101.7100.5102.086.080.592.4

102.898.889.699.9

100.0

77.775.898.5

98.5101.399.596.6

104.6

100.392.099.0

106.4

99.698.3

99.0102.7102.7110.1122.3102.4105.5

120.9119.1123.9132.1

133.8105.8

109.2

131.0100.1123.6104.3

111.2110.4

115.3108.0104.1103.3

109.2110.0

119.2113.4123.9126.1125.3

-0.20

-.1.3

-.9.5

-.21.31.3.5

1.5-.5

0-1.7

.4

.1-.8.10.40

-1.9-2.2

1.1

1.1-1.4-1.8-4.9

-.4

1.11.6

0

1.3

0-.4

-.600.9

-1.3-2.54.3

2.42.93.42.5

1.71.0

5.1.7.6

1.7

2.73.0

1.22.73.33.7

2.52.5

5.96.16.62.5

.7

0.3.4.8

3.3.6

0.6.6.5.6

-.40

-1.5

1.4.70.10.4

(*)-.1

o1.3

1.3-1.2-1.903.4

.3-3.3

0

2.6

.9-.4

-.200

2.51.2

-1.45.5

4.24.65.33.0

5.7

7.0

6.31.1.7

2.0

3.84.4

1.14.72.12.5

5.55.5

6.56.77.2

-2.22.52.42.0(3)1.1

.2

.9

.9

.5

.9-10.7-20.0

-.6

2.2.6

-.9.10.5

-.1-2.2-2.53.6

3.6-1.4-2.2-7.75.6

2.1-2.2

0

5.6

.3-.9

-.60

P)5.25.44.65.3

6.17.08.86.8

7.42.4

1.6

13.4-.82.48.7

6.58.0

.59.2

11.412.0

8.68.6

10.811.514.19.81.5

-1.93.35.84.5O

2.1.5.5

()(*)

5.93.5

-6.0.20.6

-.1-13.7-15.1

-1.1

-1.11.71.1-.14.6

3.0

7.8

5.4-.5

7.400

10.7O9.06.1

3.74.36.55.0

-4.0

-1.5

-5.11.33.8

4.15.2

-3.15.75.96.0

5.65.4

11.612.413.4(3)2.0

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

IndexIndex

Oct.1983*

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Fertilizers, mixing onlyMixed fertilizers (made by plants which do not manufacture

phosphatic fertilizer materials)Complete mixed fertilizers (guarantees N, P205 and K20)

Complete mixed fertilizer, dry formComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form, 5-10-15 N-P-KComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form, 6-24-24 N-P-KComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form, 10-10-10 N-P-KComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form, 12-12-12 n-p-kComplete mixed fertilizer, dry form, miscellaneous N-P-K

Complete mixed fertilizers, liquid formIncomplete mixed fertilizers

Incomplete mixed fertilizers, grades guaranteeing P205 andK20only

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Agricultural chemicals, n.e.cPrimary products

Insecticidal preparations primarily for agricultural, garden orhealth service use

Containing organic compoundsChlorinated hydrocarbon preparationsCarbamate preparationsOrgano-phosphate preparationsOther organic preparations

Herbicidal preparations primarily for agricultural, garden orhealth service use

Containing organic compoundsPhenoxy compound preparationsTriazine preparationsOther organic preparations

Fungicidal preparations primarily for agricultural, garden orhealth service use

Containing organic compoundsMiscellaneous organic compounds

Other pesticidal preparations primarily for agricultural, gardenor health service use

Except soil fumigants, defoliants, dissicants and rodenticidesHousehold pesticidal preparations

Miscellaneous household pesticidal preparations, includingindustrial exterminants

Secondary products

Adhesives and sealantsPrimary products

Natural base glues and adhesivesVegetable adhesives

StarchesOther natural base glues and adhesives, from natural gums,

shellac, silicate, lacquers, etcSynthetic resin and rubber adhesives, including all types of

bonding and laminating adhesivesEpoxy adhesivesVinyl type adhesives

Polyvinyl acetate, latex typeAcrylic adhesivesHot melt adhesives, including nylon, polyolefin, and other hot

meltsRubber cement, for sale as such

Latex typeCaulking compounds and sealants

Synthetic baseGeneral performance sealants (PVAC, butyl, vinyl, acrylic,

neoprene, etc.)Speciar performance sealants (epoxy, urethane, polysulfide,

silicone. etc.)Secondary products

Other secondary products

ExplosivesPrimary products

Explosives manufactured in privately owned and operatedestablishments

High explosivesANFO, except slurryWater gel and slurries

Blasting accessoriesOther blasting accessories

Secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

2875

2879

2891

2892

2875-P2875-2A2875-2132875-213012875-213022875-213032875-213042875-213062875-2272875-2B

2875-2312875-M2875-Z892875-S

2879-P

2879-52879-5252879-525212879-525312879-525412879-52579

2879-62879-6252879-625412879-625652879-62579

2879-72879-7252879-72579

2879-82879-8982879-9

2879-9982879-S

2891-P2891-32891-352891-355

2891-398

2891-42891-4112891-442891-4412891-453

2891-4652891-482891-4812891-52891-56

2891-566

2891-5672891-S2891 -SSS

2892-P

2892-12892-112892-1172892-1182892-162892-1692892-S

A01A01A01A01A01A01

12/79

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/80

12/7912/7912/7912/79

06/8206/82

06/8206/8206/6206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

12/83

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

114.9

113.8112.6113.9115.096.9

113.6124.1114.1115.8101.7

114.6114.6139.7

98.798.3

99.799.2

ft100.8100.687.4

99.199.2(3)99.397.4

83.384.283.5

99.798.7

98.3100.2

ft(3)ft

ft

116.8117.9

117.2115.4124.6123.8120.1118.6103.4

116.8

116.8115.5117.1117.2104.0121.1125.4117.0117.2104.4

109.2112.1112.0139.4

95.694.0

101.3100.9111.2102.7103.783.6

89.590.396.093.183.1

84.385.486.5

102.7103.299.4

97.8100.4

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.8

100.0100.0

100.7(3)(3)97.597.4

100.0

96.6

100.0

116.1116.9

117.0115.4121.8125.3119.3117.3104.4

119.5

119.6118.6120.2120.5104.9125.4128.4120.1119.7105.0

108.7113.9113.9142.9

98.897.9

101.4101.0

(3)102.8103.9

97.999.194.593.898.5

76.179.180.8

101.7101.9100.7

106.9102.3

100.2100.2100.0100.0100.0

100.0

101.1107.2100.0100.0100.0

100.7100.0100.097.597.4

100.0

96.6

100.0

116.5117.1

117.1115.5120.4126.1119.5117.3106.6

2.3

2.42.62.72.8

.83.52.42.72.2

.6

-.41.71.72.5

3.34.1

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ft.1.2

ft9.49.7

-1.5.7

18.4

-9.7-7.4-6.6

-1.0-1.2

1.3

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0

0

0

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2.4-1.0-1.02.7

0-.4

1.41.5

(3)2.12.0

-1.1-.1

-3.0-5.6

1.1

-8.6-6.1-3.4

1.61.91.7

8.81.9

ft

ft

-.4-.9

-.5-.6

-2.8-.6-.4-.94.0

1.9

3.03.53.84.4

-2.07.93.43.8

.1-.9

.4-2.9-3.03.3

0-.1

1.2.8

(3)2.5

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-.4.6

-3.5-4.11.6

-9.2-6.8-4.8

1.92.42.1

9.6.9

()ft

ftft

.30

0.5

-2.3.1

-.7-.93.3

2.1

2.53.34.3

-1.7-1.56.73.94.5

-7.3-3.1

.1-.2-.24.4

-.3-.9

2.72.3(3)1.64.6

-.4.9

-7.2-3.83.0

-22.6-20.0-18.3

.52.4

-2.9

8.62.7

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ft

ftftftftft

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1.51.4

1.4.4.1

-.53.46.04.0

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

code base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Carbon blackPrimary products

Carbon blackWest south central region .

Paving mixtures and blockPrimary products

Emulsified asphalt incl. liquid additives ...Asphalt & tar paving mixtures & blocks .

Northern tierCentral tierSouthern tier

Secondary products

2895

2951

Lubricating oils and greasesPrimary products

Lubricating and similar oilsAutomotive

CommercialCommercial motor oilOther commercial oil

RetailRetail motor oil

IndustrialGeneral industrial oilIndustrial process oilIndustrial metalworking oil .

Lubricating greasesIndustrial grease

Secondary products

2992

Tires and inner tubesPrimary products

Passenger car pneumatic tiresRadials

Highway standard service13" Rim diameter. Original equipment or replacement14" Rim diameter. Original equipment or replacement15" Rim diameter. Original equipment or replacement

Non-radialsBias-Ply

Highway standard service14" Rim diameter. Original equipment or replacement...15" Rim diameter. Original equipment or replacement...

Bias-beltedTruck/bus tires, including off highway

Non-radialsLight highway truck. Original equipment or replacementMedium/heavy highway truck. Original equipment or

replacementOther pneumatic and all solid tires

Tractor/implement tiresRear tractor. Original equipment or replacement

Industrial and highway - solidOther solid and semi-pneumatic, incl. hand lawnmower, baby

carriage, tricycle, etcTread rubber, tire sundries, and repair materials

Tread rubberOther tire sundries and repair materials, n.e.c

Secondary products

3011

Rubber and plastics footwearPrimary products

Footwear of all rubber or all plasticsBoots

Footwear with rubber or plastic sole vulcanized or molded tofabric uppers

Men's footwearYouths' and boys' footwearWomen's and misses' footwear

Secondary products

3021

Reclaimed rubberPrimary products

Reclaimed rubberOther devulcanized rubber.

Rubber and plastics hose and beltingPrimary products

Rubber and plastics belts and belting, flat.Light weight conveyor and elevatorHeavy duty conveyor and elevator

3031

3041

2895-P2895-1112895-11101

2951-P2951-1112951-1132951-113112951-113122951-113132951-S

2992-P2992-12992-1112992-11112992-111112992-111122992-11122992-111212992-1212992-121112992-121122992-121132992-22992-2322992-S

3011-P3011-13011-1123011-11213011-112113011-112123011-112133011-153011-1513011-15113011-151123011-151133011-1523011-23011-2153011-21511

3011-215213011-33011-3143011-314213011-333

3011-3423011-53011-5113011-5393011-S

3021-P3021-13021-121

3021-23021-2013021-2033021-2053021-S

3031-P3031-1113031-11102

3041-P3041-13041-1033041-105

12/8312/83

12/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

ftft

ft

102.1102.1102.8101.6101.297.5

107.6110.3

107.4107.7107.9107.7103.4105.7101.6112.6106.5108.3109.8106.6107.8106.7105.3111.2

98.096.896.696.996.9

106.6100.494.096.294.195.397.496.299.196.095.3

100.3

88.398.997.186.0

106.6

91.4103.0103.3103.5104.3

101.2103.7115.1114.1

100.599.999.5

100.592.8

100.0100.0100.0100.0

105.1106.2101.0105.399.4

101.7101.7

102.2

102.4102.4103.2101.8101.498.3

107.0111.3

112.3113.4114.3116.7104.0107.2101.6131.5117.9108.5110.0106.6107.8107.6106.9111.2

97.896.796.496.796.7

107.399.694.096.293.294.297.494.9

100.395.796.3

100.6

90.398.396.283.7

106.6

ft103.6103.3105.9104.1

100.6102.5113.7114.1

99.495.2

101.9102.093.9

100.0100.0100.0100.0

105.3106.896.1

108.490.8

101.5101.5

102.0

103.6103.5103.2103.5101.2100.1110.5112.8

111.5112.5113.2115.2103.9106.9101.6128.2111.9108.5110.0106.6107.8108.2109.0111.2

98.097.096.897.397.3

107.3100.294.796.293.194.197.394.8

100.595.896.3

100.6

90.298.696.684.7

106.6

ft103.8103.3106.3102.2

101.9103.3114.5114.1

100.297.2

101.9101.897.3

100.0100.0100.0100.0

105.9107.696.3

108.491.1

-0.1-.1

-.2

1.21.0

01.6-.11.73.21.4

-.7-.8

-1.0-1.3

-.1-.3

0-2.5-5.1

0000.6

2.00

.2

.3

.3

.6

.60.6.7.1

-.1-.1-.1-.1.2.100

-.1.3.4

1.30

ft.10.4

-1.8

1.4.8.70

.82.1

0-.23.6

0000

.6

.7

.20.4

ftft

ft

1.61.4.1

2.1.1

3.1ft2.3

.7

.8

.71.0.5

1.20

1.5ft

.1

.200

1.23.2

0

.1

.2

.3

.6

.6

.6

.3

.80

-1.0-1.3-.1

-1.51.4-.5.7.3

1.4.5.7

2.1ftft

.70

2.8ft

.7-.5-.5

0

-.5-2.7

1.81.05.5

0000

2.02.3

-4.83.1

-8.3

ftft

ft

2.22.1

.52.9

.64.83.02.4

6.17.17.8

11.2.7

1.60

23.51.4.1.200

2.45.2

0

0.1.2

-.1-.1.6.6

-.5.5

-.1-.2-.11.91.4-.3.9.3

1.70

-.5-1.5

0

ft.80

2.8-2.0

-.1-1.1-1.0-.5

-1.1-2.7

00

3.8

ftftftft

2.33.1

-4.72.9

-8.3

ftft

ft

4.54.43.54.8

ft4.98.4

ft4.85.56.18.8

-3.6-.6

-5.823.4

1.4-.2

.2-.7-.51.53.6ft

-2.6-2.8-4.0-5.9-5.9

.6-2.3-8.3-1.8-4.2-2.5-2.7

-.11.5

-1.1-.2.3

-1.0-.7

-1.3-3.5

-.4

ft.7

-.33.5

ft-.1-.94.27.2

-2.3-4.3ft-1.52.9

ftftftft

1.72.4

-4.72.9

-8.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Rubber and plastics hose and belting—ContinuedRubber and plastics transmission belts and belting, other than

flatMotor vehicleIndustrial, except fractional

Rubber hose, mandrel made, and all hydraulicTextile, hydraulicTextile, nonhydraulicWire, hydraulic

Rubber hose, long length nonhydraulic, except gardenTextileWire

All other rubber and plastics hoseWrapped reinforced

MachineBraided or loomed, helical reinforcedAll other rubber hoseAll other plastics hose

NonhydraulicSecondary products

Fabricated rubber products, n.e.cPrimary products

Molded rubber mechanical goodsAutomotiveTransportation, other than automotiveAppliances, household and commercialOil and gas field machinery and equipmentOther molded goods

Extruded and lathe cut rubber mechanical goodsExtrusions

Automotive, except tubingOther extrusions

Industrial rubber products, n.e.cRoll covering, including all industry rolls, except graphic

artsAll other roll coverings, except graphic arts

Other industrial rubber productsRubber coated fabrics and rubber clothing

Rubber coated fabricOther coated fabrics

Rubber clothingIndustrial rubber gloves

Other rubber goodsOther rubber goods including tanks, blocks, threads, and band

trucksRubber floor and wall coverings

Individual matsAll other mats

Rubber druggist and medical sundries, including householdgloves

Other rubber druggist and medical sundriesCompounds or mixtures for sale or interplant tranferSecondary products

Other secondary products

Miscellaneous Plastics ProductsPrimary products

Plastics resins and materials, n.e.cOther plastics resins and materials

Plastics furniture components and furnishingsSelected plastic furniture components and furnishings

Furniture components, accessories, and parts, except foam ..Other (incl. fixtures, lampshades, frames, etc.)

Foam plastics for furniturePlastic packaging

Plastic shipping and storage productsFoamed protective shipping pads and shaped packaging

Plastic bottlesPlastic containers

JarsPlastic caps and closures

Caps and closuresFood trays

Food trays (baskets, shipping boxes, and cases)Other plastics packaging

Other plastics packagingTransportation fabricated plastics products

Components, housing, accessories and parts for transportationequipment

Motor vehiclesAircraft, space and missile

See footnotes at end of table.

3069

3079

3041-23041-2253041-2313041-33041-3123041-3143041-3163041-43041-4513041-4533041-63041-633041-6393041-6633041-6743041-683041-6843041-S

3069-P3069-A3069-A113069-A123069-A133069-A143069-A163069-B3069-BA3069-B113069-B 193069-C

3069-C123069-C12033069-C393069-D3069-DA3069-D193069-DB3069-D413069-E

3069-E283069-43069-4A3069-425

3069-73069-7783069-93069-S3069-SSS

3079-P3079-A3079-A233079-B3079-BA3079-B363079-B483079-BB3079-C3079-CA3079-C193079-CB3079-CC3079-C513079-CD3079-C793079-CE3079-C813079-CF3079-C893079-D

3079-DA3079-D323079-D34

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

111.6118.6103.0108.9124.3(3)

106.1106.5108.5100.0103.1104.2112.897.1

106.4101.8(3)

100.2

98.297.893.888.398.4

100.6100.099.7

100.2100.2100.0100.5100.0

100.0100.0100.097.896.995.798.998.9

100.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0

99.399.0

101.5100.7100.7

103.5103.5

107.5101.193.091.790.2

103.5102.1

99.4103.6103.4103.2101.1101.1102.0102.0100.2100.2102.3

103.0103.1102.1

115.4116.7108.7109.7127.3(3)

106.6105.5108.4

ft105.4109.3118.397.6

104.3102.9104.798.7

99.098.793.988.098.298.4

100.8100.7100.7100.9100.0103.1101.1

102.0105.9100.3103.0106.4106.899.399.3

100.4

100.4100.0100.0100.0

101.9101.0101.6100.6100.6

103.0102.9

107.4100.992.890.991.2

103.3102.7

99.4105.4102.9106.1101.1101.1104.3104.3100.5100.5102.5

103.2103.5

118.0115.1118.2110.7127.3114.5106.2105.8108.896.0

105.9109.2118.397.6

107.3102.9104.798.7

99.799.594.889.599.298.4

100.8100.8100.7100.9100.0103.1101.1

102.0105.9100.3102.6102.8102.8102.5102.5104.9

105.7100.0100.0100.0

101.9101.0100.9101.1101.1

103.6103.5

106.5103.993.391.990.9

107.1102.5

99.8103.8ft(3)

101.9101.9101.4101.4102.0102.0102.8

103.6104.2103.3

2.3-1.48.7

.80

(3)-.4.3.3

(3).4

-.1-.1

02.9

000

.7

.81.01.81.0

00.100000

000

-.4-3.4-3.83.13.14.5

5.2000

00

-.7.5.5

.6

.6

-.93.0

.61.2-.43.6-.2

.4-1.5

.8

.8-2.8-2.81.51.5.3

.5

.7

8.43.3

12.91.21.47.6-.2.3.3.2

3.34.84.9

.52.42.2

1.11.3.1

-.6.7

-2.5.8

1.1.1.100

1.1

2.05.9

.34.55.16.43.93.94.9

000

2.62.0-.6

.6

.6

.5

.4

ft3.0

.81.1.7

3.6.6

ft

-.3-.31.51.5.5

.6

.91.4

1.62.49.2-.23.35.5

-4.04.47.1

10.4.5

3.92.43.9

-1.3

.10

-5.0-10.5

2.6(3)

.8

.7

.5

.60

2.61.1

2.05.9

.35.99.2

10.1

4.9

000

2.41.7.4

1.21.2

1.42.7

-1.5-2.9

.73.82.1

.42.7

.8

.81.3

(3)2.42.4

1.01.22.7

ft

-1.6(3)14.5-.72.94.9

-4.04.66.09.9(3)5.42.94.7

.-1.3

()ftftftft

()ftftft

ft(3)ftftftft(3)ftft

()ftftft

ftft(3)ftft

3.53.5

4.35.02.8

-2.6ft5.61.9

.51.9

1.11.11.41.42.32.32.4

3.23.5ft

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Industry and product1Industry

code

Index

rroaucicode

3079-DB3079-E

3079-EA

3079-E 113079-EB3079-E233079-EF3079-E833079-F3079-FA3079-F213079-F253079-FB3079-F413079-G3079-G11

3079-H3079-HA3079-H31

3079-HB3079-H373079-HC3079-H53

3079-HD3079-H633079-HE3079-H733079-1

3079-1A3079-1273079-1473079-1673079-1773079-1B3079-1853079-33079-3013079-3813079-63079-6A3079-6123079-6B

3079-6233079-6C3079-6393079-6E3079-6573079-6583079-6F3079-83079-8273079-93079-9113079-M3079-Z893079-S

3111-P3111-13111-1A3111-1343111-1373111-137113111-137123111-1423111-1473111-1C3111-33111-331

3111-53111-5123111-5133111-9

inaexbase

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

01/8301/8312/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8201/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

Oct.19832

100.999.9

102.2

102.2101.1101.198.998.9

106.4105.2100.8106.8107.2107.210.1.7101.7

101.6102.2105.4

101.7101.7ftft

102.1104.9104.9103.3

102.7102.170.1

104.2106.4107.9107.999.398.4

101.9113.8

96.0105.9

102.6103.1102.8124.2108.5ft

104.6ftft99.799.7

103.5103.5103.8

106.0106.2106.3107.0102.2104.8104.6105.7103.4107.495.5

109.5101.2

97.598.393.6

109.3

Jan.19842

101.0100.1

102.9

102.9101.4101.498.998.9

106.6105.9102.6107.1107.2107.2103.4103.4

103.0101.7103.9

102.5102.5ftft

116.8104.8104.8102.7

102.1101.9;(3)

100.3107.5108.6108.699.698.1

103.8106.8

99.3105.9

102.6103.9103.9110.998.0ft

104.6100.5100.599.799.7

104.0104.0103.9

109.3108.9110.6111.2110.1109.5108.6114.2111.3108.4100.5109.5ft

87.185.495.3

105.2

Feb.19842

101.0100.5

105.4

105.4101.4101.498.998.9

107.0106.7102.6108.2107.2107.2104.2104.2

103.7102.8107.0

102.5ft98.190.6

112.9106.7106.7103.8

103.3102.8ft

102.2108.5108.6108.699.698.1

103.9107.5

99.6105.9

102.6103.8103.8112.099.5

154.2104.6102.0102.099.799.7

105.6105.6104.2

111.6112.1112.8112.5110.8112.3111.9114.2111.3107.6113.6110.3103.2

123.7129.496.5

105.7

Jan.1984

0.4

2.5

2.5.0000.3.80

1.100.7.7

.71.03.0

0ftftft

-3.41.81.81.1

1.2.9

ft1.9.900000.6

.40

0-.1-.11.11.6ft

01.51.5

00

1.51.5.2

2.12.92.01.1.7

2.63.1

00

-.713.0

.8ft

42.051.6

1.3.5

Nov.1983

0.2.5

2.4

2.400.4.4.6

1.41.81.3

00

2.32.3

2.32.06.2

.9ftftft

ft1.81.8.9

1.0ftft-1.72.7

.4

.4

.7

.4ft-3.4

3.80

0.5.6

-6.4ftft

0.5.500

1.61.6ft

3.84.34.23.08.75.55.84.04.4

-1.620.1

.5ft

35.042.2ft-1.6

Aug.1983

0.6.5

5.2

5.2.2.2.4.4.6

1.41.81.3

00

2.62.6

2.42.68.4

.9ft

ft

ft2.02.01.1

1.2.9

ft-1.93.5

.7

.7

.9

.32.3

-3.6

3.4.8

0.8.9

-6.2ft-7.0

0ftft

.3

.35.25.21.4

4.85.05.95.3

11.44.94.28.4ft-2.513.9

.31.2

20.924.1ft-3.4

Feb.1983

0.9-.1

5.4

5.41.41.4

-3.3-3.32.36.72.6ftftft4.24.2

4.32.36.5

ftftftft

10.85.85.84.9

4.52.8ft2.27.68.6ft-.9

-2.43.27.7

4.64.5

.23.8ft13.0

.4ftft

-.3-.3ftft3.8

13.314.315.313.010.415.214.618.611.7ft

38.17.21.6

71.892.22.5-.6

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Miscellaneous Plastics Products—ContinuedFoam plastics for automobiles

Electrical and electronic fabricated plastics productsOffice, computing & accounting machines, cash registers &

data processing machinesOffice, computing & accounting machines, cash registers,

and data processing machinesHousehold and commercial appliances

Household and commercial appliancesOther electrical and electronic equipment

Other electrical and electronic equipmentPlastic industrial machinery parts

Selected plastic industrial machinery productsGears, bearings, bushings and camsOther components, housings, accessories and parts

Other industrial plastics productsOther industrial plastics products

Dinnerware, tableware, and kitchenware, except cupsDinnerware, tableware, and kitchenware, except cups

Consumer, institutional & commercial fabricated plasticsproducts, n.e.c

Foamed plastics productsFoam plastics (incl. sponges, holiday decorations, etc.)

Selected consumer, institutional and commercial plasticsproducts

Nonfoam cupsConsumer, institutional and commercial plastic containers

Flower pots and plant containersPlasticware (other than dinnerware, tableware, and

kitchenware)Hospitalware

Other consumer, commercial and industrial productsOther consumer, commercial and industrial products

Unsupported plastics film, sheetings, rods and tubesFilm, sheets, and sheetings (excl. foam and floor and wall

coverings)PolyethylenePolystyreneVinyl and vinyl copolymerOther unsupported plastics film, sheets and sheeting

Rods, tubes and other shapesRods, tubes and other stock shapes (excl. foam)

Laminated plastics sheets, rods and tubesThermosettingThermoplastic

Building and construction plastics productsPlastic construction panels

Corrugated and flat panelsSelected finished plastic construction products

Doors, partitions, moldings, windows and frames, anddecorative trim

Supported and unsupported floor, wall and counter coverings .Other unsupported floor, wall, and counter coverings

Plastic pipes and fittingsPipesFittings and unions

Insulation (foam) including pipe and blockRegenerated cellulosic products, except rayon

Regenerated cellulosic products, except rayonCustom compounded purchased resins

Custom compounded purchased resinsMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Leather tanning and finishingPrimary products

Finished cattle hide and kip side leatherGrains, except offal and welting leather

Bag, case, and strap leatherUpper leather, including patent

Dress and casual shoe, including all patentOther upper leather

Garment leatherOther grains

Finished splitsFinished sheep and lamb leather

Garment leatherRough,crust, and wet blue not finished in the same

establishmentWet blue cattle hide splitsRough, crust and other wet blue

Receipts for contract tanning done for others on their materials

3111

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Men's footwearPrimary products

Men's leather upper footwearMen's leather upper dress and casual shoesMen's leather upper bootsMen's leather upper work shoes or bootsMen's leather upper other footwear

Men's plastic upper footwearMen's plastic upper dress and casual shoes

Secondary products

Women's footwearPrimary products

Women's leather upper footwearWomen's leather upper dress shoesWomen's leather upper casual shoesWomen's leather upper sandalsWomen's leather upper bootsWomen's leather upper other footwear

Women's plastic upper footwearWomen's plastic upper dress shoesWomen's plastic upper casual shoes '.Women's plastic upper sandals

Women's other upper footwearWomen's other upper casual shoes

Secondary products

Footwear, except rubber, n.e.cPrimary products

Youths' and boys' footwearYouths' and boys' leather upper footwear

Misses'footwearMisses' leather upper footwear

Children's footwear ,Children's leather upper footwear

Infants' and babies' footwearInfants' and babies' leather upper footwear

Athletic footwear, except rubberAthletic footwear designed for sports

All other footwear, except rubber, n.e.cSecondary products

Men's footwearWomen's footwearOther secondary products

Women's and children's handbags and pursesPrimary products

Women's and children's handbags and pursesAll or chiefly leatherAll or chiefly plasticOther materials, except precious metals

Secondary products

Personal leather goods, except women's handbags andpurses

Primary productsPersonal leather goods, except women's handbags and purses

Billfolds, wallets, French purses and clutchesBillfolds, wallets, French purses and clutches, leather

Billfolds and walletsFrench pursesClutches

Billfolds, wallets, French purses and clutches, exceptleather

Travel kitsOther personal goods, leatherOther personal goods, except leather

Secondary products

Flat glassPrimary products

Other flat glass, made from glass produced in the sameestablishment

Other flat glassSheet(window), plate and float glass

.085 inch through .107 inch

Glass containersPrimary products

Glass containers for domestic consumptionNarrow neck containers

Food

See footnotes at end of table.

3144

3149

3171

3172

3211

3221

3143-P3143-13143-1113143-1123143-1133143-1143143-23143-2163143-S

3144-P3144-13144-1113144-1123144-1133144-1143144-1153144-23144-2163144-2173144-2183144-33144-3233144-S

3149-P3149-13149-1123149-23149-2153149-33149-3183149-43149-4213149-53149-5243149-63149-S3143-S3144-S3149-SSS

3171-P3171-53171-5113171-5513171-5713171-S

3172-P3172-53172-5A3172-5113172-511113172-511223172-51133

3172-5153172-5313172-5963172-5973172-S

3211-P

3211-43211-4983211-53211-512

3221-P3221-13221-113221-111

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/8012/8012/79

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

108.6108.3108.8108.0111.2109.1104.6103.8103.9106.2

104.4103.5103.9104.4102.1103.4109.1112.4103.0105.9110.172.9

109.7117.9

111.9110.5119.5114.398.9

103.8110.9112.5114.2114.5107.8121.8109.3117.0103.0104.2194.1

103.0103.1103.199.3

103.9ft

102.5

101.5101.5101.5104.2103.5106.898.7

101.8

111.2101.0100.7101.5102.1

113.8113.7

ft110.7114.2

97.998.098.097.499.5

108.8108.5108.9107.9111.1109.9106.1103.8103.9107.4

104.7103.8103.9105.8102.0102.1109.1112.5104.3106.0113.172.9

ft117.9

111.5110.0119.5114.398.9

103.8108.8109.4114.2114.5107.8121.8109.5117.0103.0104.2194.1

104.3104.7104.7101.9105.2ft

102.3

103.4103.6103.6108.1107.5113.0102.0101.8

114.7101.8100.7103.9102.1

113.8113.7

114.8

ft110.7114.2

98.198.298.297.799.5

109.6109.3109.9108.4111.8111.9108.4103.9104.0107.4

103.0102.0101.8105.9101.989.3

112.4ft

102.6106.0112.561.9

ft120.4

113.3112.3121.6117.3100.4106.3113.8116.6117.9118.0107.8

ft109.5117.0103.0104.2

ft104.4104.9104.9102.5105.2ft

102.0

103.5103.7103.7108.2107.6113.6101.3ft

ft101.8

(3)104.7102.1

113.8113.7

114.8

ft110.7114.2

98.098.298.297.699.6

0.7.8.9.5.7

1.92.2

.1

.10

-1.6-1.8-2.1

.10

-12.63.0

ft-1.7

0-.5

-15.0

ft2.1

1.62.11.82.71.52.54.66.63.23.0

0ft

.1000

ft.1.2.2.60

ft-.3

.1

.1

.1

.1

.1

.5-.7

ftft

0

ft.80

00

ft00

-.1-.1-.1-.1

0

0.8.8.8.3.5

2.03.7

.1

.11.1

-1.3-1.5-1.7

1.6-.1

-12.6ftft-.5

02.2ft

ft2.1

1.62.11.82.71.52.54.56.53.23.1

0

ft.2000

ft.9

1.11.12.7

ftft-.2

2.12.22.24.04.06.42.7ft

ftftft2.1

0

00

ft00

-.1-.1-.1-.1

0

0.4.4.6.6.4.8

4.2-1.8-2.41.3

-.7-.9-.82.0

0-8.83.0

O.4.4

4.5-17.3

2.1

1.52.35.04.21.52.52.63.73.53.5

.3ft

.8-1.2

ft-2.8

ft1.82.12.14.51.3ft

.2

1.92.12.14.04.06.42.7ft

ftftft

.90

00

ftft

00

-.3-.1-.1-.2-.5

1.61.51.61.4.8

2.4.6.2.3

1.8

.9

.8

.43.52.4

ft3.0

ft3.8

.96.65.6

ft3.2

2.22.85.53.41.52.53.24.34.04.0

.8

ft1.6.3.60

ft2.02.02.04.71.3ft2.0

1.51.61.65.15.07.23.6ft

ftftft1.0

0

-.9-.8

ftft

00

-1.4-1.2-1.2-1.8

-.3

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Industry and product1Index

Industry

code

3229

3231

3241

Product

code

3221-112

3221-114

3221-115

3221-1155

3221-11552

3221-11554

3221-116

3221-1166

3221-11661

3221-11663

3221-117

3221-119

3221-13

3221-131

3229-P

3229-1

3229-12

3229-121

3229-12101

3229-123

3229-128

3229-13

3229-132

3229-133

3229-138

3229-2

3229-237

3229-3

3229-325

3229-4

3231-P

3231-3

3231-311

3231-31121

3231-31123

3231-331

3231-5

3231-5A

3231-511

3231-5B

3231-561

3231-571

3231-7

3231-711

3231-751

3231-8

3231-871

3231-881

3231-883

3231-889

3231-898

3231-S

3241-P

3241-1

3241-111

3241-1111

3241-11112

3241-1112

3241-11121

3241-11122

3241-1113

3241-11131

3241-11132

3241-11133

3241-1114

3241-11142

3241-112

3241-1121

Index

base

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

07/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

Oct.

19832

99.7

100.3

93.2

96.2

92.7

92.8

99.1

99.1

100.0

100.0

99.2

(3)

100.2

102.2

102.3

100.0

100.0

(3)(3)

100.0

100.0

100.4

100.8

100.0

100.0

103.5

101.1

104.7

109.1

103.0

99.4

99.9

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

(3)99.8

(3)d3)99.5

99.3

100.4

99.8

98.0

100.7

100.0

100.0

100.0

99.1

100.0

100.5

93.7

101.5

101.5

101.5

102.7

99.5

110.3

118.2

99.6

101.8

102.7

109.0

96.7

96.0

(3)

98.6

95.5

Jan.19842

99.7

100.3

93.9

96.5

93.1

93.3

98.9

98.8

100.0

100.0

100.2

(3)

100.2

102.3

102.4

101.5

101.4

100.0

100.2

101.8

100.1

102.9

101.2

104.0

106.2

101.8

102.5

104.1

107.2

103.3

100.7

100.7

99.5

99.5

99.5

100.0

100.0

101.1

100.0

100.0

102.0

100.0

100.4

102.3

104.9

101.2

100.0

99.3

100.0

97.1

101.2

101.8

101.4

96.6

96.6

96.4

95.7

87.1

108.3

111.9

103.5

98.5

105.7

(3)86.3

79.7

(3)

99.2

95.0

Feb.

19842

99.7

100.3

94.0

96.1

92.8

92.6

98.8

98.7

100.0

100.0

98.9

100.0

100.4

106.6 '

107.4

101.5

101.3

100.0

(3)101.4

100.1

103.5

101.8

105.2

106.2

101.8

102.5

108.1

108.1

138.6

101.1

101.1

100.0

99.9

99.9

100.0

104.8

101.6

103.2

103.2

101.1

98.8

100.4

102.5

105.5

101.2

100.5

99.5

101.3

97.1

101.5

102.2

101.9

101.4

101.4

101.5

102.0

100.1

110.9

116.3

103.5

100.6

107.2

(3)90.2

93.7

92.4

101.1

107.7

Jan.1984

00.2-.4-.3-.8-.1

-.100

-1.2(3)

.1

4.24.80

-.10

(3)-.3

0.6.61.1

00

03.8.9

34.1

.4

.4

.5

.4

.40

4.8.53.23.2-.9

-1.20

.2

.5

0

.5

.21.3.1.3.3.5

4.94.95.36.6

14.9

2.33.90

2.21.4(3)4.517.5

(3)

1.913.4

Nov.1983

-0.10.2-.4

(3)(3)-.1-.10

(3)-1.1

0

0

4.14.71.41.3

(3)(3)1.4

.13.2(3)(3)

6.2-1.8

02.6-.1

34.6

.7

.50

-.1-.10

(3)1.8

(3)(3)1.6

(3).2

1.1

(3)

0

-.1

(3)1.3

-3.1

(3).63.0

1.51.51.71.5

5.73.53.23.9.34.3

(3)-3.2

-2.4

(3)

2.511.5

Aug.1983

00.2-.4-.3-.7-.3-.40

(3)-1.1

0

.2

7.17.81.41.3

(3)(3)1.4

.13.21.05.2

6.21.8

2.59.911.2

38.6

1.11.00

-.1-.10

(3)1.5(3)(3)1.1-1.2(3)

2.4

(3)

1.0

.5-.51.3

-2.5

1.51.7

(3)

00.20

3.5-.9

-3.8

3.9.66.5(3)-5.0

-2.4

(3)

1.28.8

Feb.1983

-0.4

.3-4.3

-3.2

-5.9

-4.7

-1.2

-1.2

00

-1.3

0

1.1

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

3.93.94.45.8

8.86.78.53.92.811.1

(3)-6.0

7.9

(3)

.76.6

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Glass containers—ContinuedMedicinal and healthToiletries and cosmeticsNon-alcoholic beverage

Non-refillable10 to 11.9 oz16 to 16.9 oz

BeerNon-refillable

Under 11 oz12 to 15.9 oz

LiquorWine

Wide mouth containersFood

Pressed and blown glass, n.e.cPrimary products

Table, kitchen, art, and novelty glasswareMachine made table, kitchen, art, and novelty glassware

Tumblers (one piece excluding packers' tumblers)Pressed tumblers

TablewareOrnamental, decorative, and novelty glassware and smokers'

accessoriesHandmade table, kitchen, art, and novelty glassware

StemwareTablewareOther handmade, including ornamental, decorative, novelty

and smokers' accessoriesLighting and electronic glassware

Bowls and enclosing globes and other glass parts for interiorlighting

Glass fiber-textile typeMat

Other pressed and blown glassware

Products of purchased glassPrimary products

Laminated glassLaminated plate and float, 1 /4 inch and under

AutomotiveNon-automotive

Laminated plate and float, over 1/4 inchMirrors

Framed mirrors (decorated or undecorated)Plate and float glass

Unframed mirrors (decorated or undecorated)Plate and float glass

Automotive rearview mirrorsPressed and blown glassware, made from glass purchased or

transferred from other establishmentsConsumer glasswareOther glassware, including scientific, laboratory, industrial,

etcOther glass products, made from glass purchased or transferred

from other establishmentsMultiple-glazed, sealed insulating glass unitsTempered glass for automotive useTempered glass for architectural and construction purposesTempered glass for other uses, such as appliancesOther flat glass products

Secondary products

Hydraulic cementPrimary products

Portland cementNormal Portland cement, ASTM Type I

Northeast regionMiddle Atlantic division

North Central regionEast North Central divisionWest North Central division

South regionSouth Atlantic divisionEast South Central divisionWest South Central division

West regionPacific division

Moderate heat of hydration (moderate sulfate resistance),ASTM Type II

Northeast region

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

IndexIndex

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Hydraulic cement—ContinuedMiddle Atlantic division

West regionPacific division

High early strength, ASTM Type IIIOther portland cements

Vitreous china food utensilsPrimary products

Vitreous china and porcelain table and kitchen utensilsTableware (for serving food and drink)

Hotel or commercial tableware

Pottery products, n.e.c, including fine earthenware foodutensils

Primary productsArt, decorative and novelty pottery

China and porcelainEarthenware and stoneware

Stoneware and fine earthenware food utensils, household andcommercial

TablewareKitchenware

Other pottery products, n.e.cAll other pottery products, incl. chemical stoneware &

porcelain, n.e.c

Concrete block and brickPrimary products

Concrete block and brickStructural block, aggregate

Lightweight units made with concrete weighing less than 105Ib. per cu. ft. (dry weight)

Stretcher units, aggregateStretcher units: 8"x8"x16"Stretcher units, other sizes n.e.c

Other lightweight units, any size, n.e.cMedium weight units made with concrete weighing >105 Ib.

but <125 Ib. per cu. ft.(dry weight)Stretcher units, aggregate

Stretcher units, 8"x8"x16"Normal weight units made with concrete weighing at least

125 Ib. per cu. ft. (dry weight)Stretcher units, aggregate

Stretcher units, 8"x8"x16"Stretcher units, other sizes n.e.c

Other normal weight units, any size, n.e.cDecorative block (such as screen block, split block, slump

block, shadowal block, etc.)Concrete brickPaving blocks

Miscellaneous receiptsMiscellaneous receipts and contract workResales

Secondary products

Concrete productsPrimary products

Concrete pipeCulvert and storm sewer pipe

ReinforcedNonreinforced

Sanitary sewer pipeReinforced

Precast concrete productsBurial vaults, and boxesConcrete septic tanksOther precast concrete products

Prestressed concrete products, excluding pipePrestressed concrete tees and channelsPrestressed concrete bridge beams

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts ...Resales

Secondary products

Ready mixed concretePrimary products

Ready mixed concreteMiscellaneous receipts

Other miscellaneous receipts and contract workResales

Secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

3262

3268

3271

3273

3241-112123241-11243241-112423241-1133241-117

3262-P3262-13262-113262-118

3268-P3268-13268-1113268-131

3268-23268-2113268-2123268-3

3268-315

3271-P3271-13271-11

3271-1113271-11113271-111113271-111123271-1112

3271-1153271-11513271-11511

3271-1173271-11713271-117113271-117123271-1172

3271-1213271-1513271-1613271-M3271-XY93271-Z893271-S

3272-P3272-13272-163272-1613272-1623272-173272-1713272-23272-2343272-2613272-2813272-33272-3113272-3253272-M3272-XY93272-Z893272-S

3273-P3273-1113273-M3273-XY93273-Z893273-S

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/7912/7912/7912/8012/7912/7912/8012/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

101.393.293.5

100.392.4

104.2105.1105.1104.2

105.2105.0103.0105.5106.4

100.4102.2

104.1103.9103.6104.0104.7

103.1128.8106.3100.1113.999.4

106.1

116.4115.0111.0105.3114.5109.6102.8109.8119.7122.2129.9112.6114.4118.0116.1127.5127.2127.7125.5

102.7102.7102.7102.9103.6102.7102.7

93.193.4

100.292.3

101.3101.6

101.6101.6

101.5101.7100.5100.7100.3

103.0102.8103.4101.4

103.1

104.9105.3105.3104.8

105.9105.4103.7105.9109.0

100.4102.2

104.8104.3103.3104.6107.4

103.1120.1107.3102.2113.9101.6108.1

116.8115.9111.4105.6114.8109.6103.5110.6120.1122.2129.9113.1116.8120.9

(3)122.2127.2120.1127.3

103.5103.5103.5102.8103.6102.5103.5

108.893.093.2

100.294.4

101.5101.9

101.9102.0

102.3102.6100.5100.7100.3

104.8103.8106.4102.5

104.1

105.0105.5105.5105.0

106.0105.6104.5105.9108.7

100.4102.2

105.2104.5103.4104.8109.3

103.1120.1107.3102.1113.9101.4108.4

117.1116.0111.2105.4114.5109.6103.5110.6120.5123.3129.9113.1117.2120.9

(3)124.3127.2123.2126.9

103.8103.9103.9103.0103.6102.7103.2

-0.1-.1

02.3

.2

.3

.3

.4

.8

.900

-.1

1.81.12.91.0

1.0

.1

.2

.2

.2

.1

.1

.80

-.3

00

.4

.2

.1

.21.8

000

-.20

-.2.3

.2

.1-.1-.2-.2

000.3.900.40

(3)1.7

02.5-.3

.3

.3

.3

.20.3

-.2

6.8.7

1.0-.12.4

.8

.51.4.3

2.2

.1

.84.3

0.9

1.40

1.52.2

.7

.7

.1

.2

.20

-.1-.1

.5

.900

2.22.4(3)1.2

01.81.1

.91.01.0

.1(3)

.1

.2

8.0.6.8

-.7-.4

1.1.8.8

1.1.9

2.2.6

2.2

-.2.8

3.8

00.9

2.00

2.12.2

1.11.01.31.51.6

(3)1.21.3-.1

.90

-1.02.2

2.20

3.21.1

1.21.31.3

.3

.3

.3-.2

13.3-1.6-2.2

.9-.4

3.02.72.73.0

3.63.23.83.15.6

.94.7

3.02.31.02.66.6

-.1.2.9

3.8(3)3.94.8

1.0.9

1.51.61.7

02.12.3

.3

.92.0-.6.8.1

(3)3.5

05.2-.4

2.22.52.5-.5-.6-.4.4

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3275

3291

3296

3312

Productcode

3275-P3275-23275-2253275-33275-315

3275-335

3291-P3291-13291-119

3291-2

3291-2A3291-2373291-242

3291-2B3291-2443291-2653291-2C3291-2623291-264

3291-231

3291-298

3291-33291-3D3291-3123291-3163291-3E$291-3143291-3183291-324

3291-339

3291-3713291-43291-4593291 -M3291-Z893291-S

3296-P3296-13296-1113296-1353296-13535

3296-1983296-2

3296-2453296-2513296-2613296-2833296-2983296-S

3312-P3312-B3312-B633312-C3312-13312-1A3312-1113312-111113312-111123312-1B3312-1913312-23312-2133312-213113312-219

Indexbase

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8104/8212/8112/81

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

Oct.19832

117.6119.5118.7119.8117.0111.4

131.6

116.7116.7103.2ft

119.2

119.9120.7119.2

124.1125.2112.0106.2108.6103.6

125.4

ft

123.4125.7ft

126.5123.6130.4119.1130.6

122.8

112.9116.7124.9

118.6115.5

107.1108.0106.5101.9108.5111.5

ft110.6

100.8107.489.496.3

115.0ft

102.8102.899.496.4

101.197.396.896.8ft97.798.798.199.9

101.899.3

Jan.19842

124.0126.3130.4132.4124.9120.8

135.4

117.3117.3103.2ft

121.5

122.5124.7120.9

127.7129.1112.9107.8110.8104.6

127.9

110.4

123.3125.4ft

125.7122.8128.2119.3130.6

122.8

114.1116.7124.9

121.1116.0

104.2104.5100.8103.7105.6110.4

ft111.5

100.8111.0

. 89.480.3

123.9ft

103.8103.6100.698.6

101.093.590.889.485.8

101.4100.3100.5100.3

101.899.6

Feb.19842

127.5130.3132.8134.8129.3126.9

135.4

117.3117.2102.5ft

121.4

122.1123.9120.7

127.7129.1112.7107.8110.8104.6

127.8

ft

123.1125.0117.8125.7122.8128.1119.3130.6

122.8

114.1118.7126.6

ft116.0

104.4104.6101.3103.9105.5110.3

ft110.9

100.8105.688.0ft

122.6ft

103.9103.599.096.6

100.893.590.889.485.8

101.4100.3100.598.6

98.299.6

Jan.1984

2.93.11.91.83.55.0

.0

00

-.6ft

-.1

-.4-.6-.2

00

-.2000

-.1

ft

-.1-.3ft

00000

0

01.71.4

ft0

.1

.1

.6

.1-.1-.1

ft-.6

0-4.9-1.5ft-1.0ft

.1-.1

-1.5-2.0-.2

0000000

-1.7

-3.50

Nov.1983

7.88.19.09.44.65.6

2.3

0-.1-.6ft

1.8

1.72.41.2

2.93.1

.61.52.01.0

1.9

ft

-1.6.1

ft.5

1.4ft

.10

0

.81.71.4

ft-.3

-3.4-3.9-5.3ft-3.5-4.1

ft-1.4

0-3.6

-13.2ft6.6ft

1.0.5

-.4-1.7-.3

-4.3-6.2-7.8ft3.4

.4

.6-1.2

-3.5.4

Aug.1983

16.517.619.921.115.921.8

3.7

-.5-.2-.6ft

1.5

1.11.01.2

2.93.1

.62.73.51.7

1.9

ft

-1.6.1

ft.5

1.4ft

.10

0

.71.71.4

ft-3.8

-2.3-2.8-3.8ft-1.0ft

ft-.9

0-6.2ftftftft

3.32.7-.4

-1.7-.6

-4.4-6.3-7.9

-11.52.9

.1

.2-1.6

-3.5.7

Feb.1983

25.928.229.5ft26.628.9

ft

-.1-.1

-6.0ft

1.6

1.41.21.6

2.93.1

.62.43.51.1

2.0

ft

1.2.7

-1.71.01.31.71.0.4

1.7

.73.34.2

ft-3.3

-1.9-2.3-3.1ft-.6-.1

ft-.7

0ft-9.6ft7.8ft

3.12.61.8

-1.5.2

-5.8-8.2

-10.2ftft

00

-1.7

-3.1.1

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Gypsum productsPrimary products

Regular gypsumboard, common sizes1/2 inch

Other gypsum productsType X gypsumboardOther gypsum products, n.e.c.(incl. sheathirtg.coreboard.and

other sizes of reg. gypsumboard)

Abrasive productsPrimary products

Nonmetallic synthetic sized grain and flour abrasivesAluminum oxide

Nonmetallic bonded abrasive products, including diamond

Synthetic and natural bonded abrasives, all grinding shapes,resinoid and shellac bond

ReinforcedNonreinforced

Synthetic and natural bonded abrasives, all grinding shapes,rubber and other bond

Rubber bondOther bond

Diamond and cubic boron nitrite wheelMetal bondOther bond

Synthetic and natural bonded abrasives, all grinding shapes,vitrified bond

Other synthetic & natural nonmetallic abrasives & abrasiveproducts, except coated abrasives

Nonmetallic coated abrasive products and buffing wheels,polishing wheels and laps

Cloth belts, any abrasiveGlue bondResin and waterproof bond

Other cloth shapes, any abrasiveGlue bondResin and waterproof bondGlue bond

Other, incl. paper-cloth comb., vulcanized fibercloth comb.,vulcanized fibers, etc

Buffing and polishing wheels and laps, any material,containing no abrasives

Metal abrasives, including scouring padsMetal soap pads, scouring pads, and other metal abrasives

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Mineral woolPrimary products

Mineral wool for structural insulationLoose fiber and granulated fiberBuilding batts, blankets, and rolls

R-11.0 to R-18.9Other mineral wool for thermal insulation, including

insulating boardMineral wool for industrial, equipment, and appliance insulation

Molded insulation (such as special automotive, appliance, andaerospace items)

Blocks and boardsPipe insulationAcoustical, including pads, boards, patches, etcOther mineral wool for insulation

Secondary products

Blast furnaces and steel millsPrimary products

Open die or smith forgings (hammer or press), ferrous .Alloy steel, excluding stainless and hi-temp

Other steel mill products, except wire productsCoke oven and blast furnace products

Coke oven productsCoke, except screenings and breeze

Furnace cokeFoundry coke

Blast furnace productsPig iron

Steel ingots and semifinished shapes and formsSemifinished products (excluding wire rods), carbon ..

Billets, carbonWire rods, carbon

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

Indexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Blast furnaces and steel mills—ContinuedSemifinished products (excluding wire rods), alloy

Billets, alloySemifinished products (excluding wire rods), stainlessWire rods, stainless

Tin mill products, h.r. sheets and strip (incl. metallic coatedand electrical)

Sheets, h.r., carbonSheets and strip, hot dipped galvanized, carbonSheets and strip, electrolytic galvanized, carbonOther metallic coated sheets and strip, carbonStrip, h.r., carbonBlackplateTinplateTin free steelSheets, h.r., alloySheets and strip, electrical, alloy

Hot rolled bars, plates and structural shapesPlates (other than floor plates), carbon

Heavy structural shapes, carbonBars, h.r., carbon

Bars, h.r., carbon, merchant qualityBars, h.r., carbon, special quality

Bars, light structural, carbonConcrete reinforcing bars, carbonPlates, alloyHeavy structural shapes, alloyBars, h.r. (incl. light structural), alloyTool steel, high speed, alloyTool steel, other than high speed, alloy

Plates, stainlessBars, h.r., stainless

Steel wireCarbon wire

Plain wire, carbonGalvanized wire, carbonStainless wire

Steel pipe and tubesPipe and oil country tubular goods, carbon

Standard pipe, carbonLine pipe, carbonOil country tubular goods, carbon

Casing (OCTG), carbonPipe and tubing, alloy

Oil country tubular goods, alloyCasing (OCTG), alloy

Cold rolled sheets and strip (excl. metallic coated andelectrical)

Sheets, c.r., carbonStrip, c.r., carbonSheets, c.r., stainless

Cold finished barsBars, c.f., stainless

Bars, c.f., stainless, 300 seriesSecondary products

Other secondary productsSteel wire products

Electrometallurgies productsPrimary products

FerrosiliconFerrosilicon

Other ferroalloys and products made in electric and otherfurnaces, except blast furnaces

Other products made in electric and other furnaces, exceptblast furnaces

Steel wire and related products - mfpmPrimary products

Noninsulated ferrous wire rope, cable and strandWire rope and cable

Steel nails and spikesSteel wire nails

Bright nailsGalvanized nails

Wire staples and tacks, cut nails and spikesSteel wire staples

Steel wireCarbon wire

Plain wire, carbonGalvanized wire, carbonOther coated wire, carbon

See footnotes at end of table.

3313

3315

3312-2363312-236113312-2563312-259

3312-33312-3113312-3133312-3153312-3173312-3193312-3243312-3263312-3283312-3313312-3353312-43312-4133312-415113312-4223312-422113312-422123312-4243312-4253312-4313312-4353312-4413312-4483312-4493312-4533312-4613312-53312-5A3312-5113312-5153312-5513312-63312-6A3312-6113312-6123312-6193312-619113312-6E3312-6333312-63311

3312-73312-7113312-7153312-7513312-83312-8513312-851113312-S3312-SSS3315-S

3313-P3313-33313-311

3313-4

3313-498

3315-P3315-13315-1113315-23315-2 A3315-2113315-2133315-2B3315-2233315-53315-5A3315-5113315-5153315-519

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

95.780.1

100.097.8

108.1104.9110.8106.3110.5105.0115.7111.4

112.4101.499.2

104.194.796.596.296.9

103.994.0

103.498.7

102.290.495.389.4

100.0100.5100.6100.6100.6100.188.588.286.9

O86.486.982.881.676.6

111.2111.7112.3100.5100.899.399.099.6

108.793.7

100.5100.599.499.4

97.396.495.294.0

100.2102.7101.299.898.598.395.996.197.883.098.1

97.584.8

100.097.8

109.6107.6112.2108.6110.5108.5115.7111.2112.8112.4100.399.6

103.494.796.896.797.0

105.296.7

103.098.7

102.295.898.993.5

106.5101.6101.3101.5100.4104.889.189.590.098.786.486.981.278.572.7

112.9112.8112.8110.9104.9107.2107.6100.5109.794.8

101.7101.7101.1101.1

104.0

105.1

98.397.399.799.1

100.5101.2100.399.8

100.099.796.396.397.8(3)98.5

97.985.9

100.097.8

109.8108.1111.9108.6110.5109.1115.7111.2

112.4100.399.8

103.494.097.796.597.098.496.5

103.0100.7104.495.899.193.2

106.5101.6101.3101.4100.4104.889.189.590.0(3)86.486.981.278.572.7

113.0112.9112.8110.9104.9107.2107.6100.5109.695.1

102.6102.6102.2102.2

104.9

104.6

98.297.399.498.799.6

100.698.999.898.998.796.296.297.7(3)98.4

0.41.3

.00

.2

.4-.2

00.600

(3)00.20

-.8.9

1.80

-6.4-.2

02.02.1

0.2

-.3000

-.100000

(3)00000

0000000.1

-.1.3

.8

.81.21.2

-.1-.1-.3-.4-.9-.6

-1.40

-1.0-1.1

-.1-.1-.1

2.06.5

00

1.32.01.6

(3)1.12.9

0.1

(3)0

-.8.7

-.7-.81.22.4

.1-5.32.9-.32.02.26.04.04.26.51.1.7.8

-.14.7-.1

.3

.8(3)

00

-1.9-3.8-5.1

1.91.1

(3)10.84.08.08.7.9.7

1.6

2.12.12.9

2.4

-.4

.3

.3

.7-.11.0-.3-.6

(3)1.81.9.3.1.1

-0.5-1.6

00

5.15.07.05.45.76.25.14.6(3)7.1

.81.0-.7-.21.93.5

.3-4.45.3-.32.02.2- .1 .4.03.96.51.1.7.8

-.24.7-.4-.43.5(3)

-3.4-4.0-1.9-3.8-5.1

7.87.07.2

14.84.08.08.7

.6

.8

.6

1.51.51.51.5

.9

.94.45.0

-1.2-2.0-2.3(3)-.7-.7

.1-.1-.1

-2.0-13.9

00

4.73.86.8(3)7.25.95.14.6(3)5.2

.31.9-.7

1 1.74.87.82.2

-1.45.3-.22.01.8

-4.3-.9

(3)6.51.3.9

1.4(3)4.7

-1.3-.35.6(3)

-3.6-4.3-6.7

-12.6-16.6

7.96.99.3

18.77.18.59.4

.7(3)-1.4

-.1-.61.1.8

-.11.5

.8(3)

-1.1-1.4-2.1-2.4

-.5(3)-1.3

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3316

3317

3321

3322

3324

3325

Productcode

3315-5513315-93315-963315-9613315-S

3316-P3316-73316-7153316-7353316-83316-8113316-8313316-S

3317-P3317-63317-6A3317-6113317-6123317-6193317-619113317-619123317-6B3317-6213317-6223317-6C3317-6233317-6243317-6273317-6E3317-6333317-633113317-633123317-6453317-6F3317-6623317-6G3317-6643317-6693317-S

3321-P3321-13321-1113321-1213321-1313321-33321-3113321-3123321-3213321-3223321-9

3321-9513321-9613321-9713321-9813321-S

3322-P3322-1313322-221

3324-P3324-1633324-165

3325-P3325-23325-2143325-2193325-43325-4313325-53325-5593325-S

Indexbase

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

Oct.19832

92.093.997.397,5

104.0

102.5102.2102.0104.8104.9101.9103.897.9(3)

94.093.193.192.099.097.281.4ft76.891.084.797.092.996.792.096.890.876.4ft83.897.295.994.5

112.4121.9111.0100.9

110.8110.9101.8100.4105.3102.4114.1115.0114.1115.3100.9110.3

110.1107.3110.5111.0109.3

106.4106.5107.2105.1

116.4115.9113.0116.6

103.3104.8104.195.3

108.9103.9105.1

107.692.1

Jan.19842

94.194.197.797.5

109.0

105.7105.2107.5110.2107.3101.9104.296.9

100.0

94.993.793.783.8

101.891.160.8ft65.591.084.797.099.196.799.697.985.261.355.283.897f2

107.1109.5112.4121.9113.2101.5

111.5111.5102.9101.3106.3104.1114.8115.9114.0115.6103.4110.6

110.6107.3111.2111.3109.0

107.6107.9109.0105.5

117.5115.4113.8115.8

104.2105.7105.596.4

110.5103.9105.1

107.993.1

Feb.19842

94.294.699.299.4

108.2

106.5105.9107.8111.1107.2102.1104.597.3

100.0

96.995.695.689.0

101.891.175.075.970.691.184.797.298.396.798.697.991.572.970.083.897.2

107.1109.5118.1131.8111.0103.4

113.0112.9105.2102.2106.3111.8116.9117.7116.1119.4103.4111.0

110.6107.3112.0111.7107.6

107.6107.9109.0105.5

116.6115.5113.7115.9

104.7106.3106.499.2

110.4104.1105.3

108.093.2

Jan.1984

0.1.6

1.52.0-.7

.8

.7

.3

.8-.1.3.3.40

2.22.12.16.3

00

23.4(3)7.8

.10.2

-.80

-1.00

7.419.026.8

0000

5.08.1

-2.01.8

1.41.32.2

.90

7.41.81.61.83.3

0.3

00.7.4

-1.2

0000

-.80

-.1.1

.5

.6

.92.9-.1.2.2

.1

.1

Nov.1983

2.6.7

1.92.0-.1

3.83.75.76.02.2

.4

.7ft

0

3.32.92.9

-4.40

-6.8-7.8O(3)

.10

ft5.8

0ftft

.8-4.6(3)

0(3)16.021.910.417.4ft2.5

2.12.03.41.81.19.12.72.81.83.81.4.7

.50.9.8

-1.5

1.11.31.8

(3)

.2-.4ftft

1.31.32.23.91.4.2.2

-.11.2

Aug.1983

1.51.43.74.01.7

4.94.67.66.3ft

0.4

-.70

4.33.73.7

-3.12.9

-6.2-7.6-7.8ft

.10.2

6.00

7.51.21.9

-4.6-6.0

00

17.123.518.332.3

5.42.2

2.72.62.7

.51.99.13.94.42.34.62.5

.9

.60

1.31.2-.9

1.31.51.9ft

.6

.11.2-.2

1.51.62.54.21.7.2.2

.3

.8

Feb.1983

-0.4.5

ftft8.1

8.37.7

10.910.8ft2.44.0-.4

0

3.83.23.2

-3.13.3

-7.1-7.1-6.4

-10.3-.1

-3.52.96.0

07.5ft1.9

-4.6-6.0

00

10.414.1ftftft2.1

4.34.22.8-.13.09.97.8

13.4-1.5

1.5ft

.6

1.40

1.6.3

-.9

2.52.84.2ft

1.9.9

2.7.5

2.32.54.17.22.6

.3

.4

1.0.7

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Steel wire and related products - mfpm—ContinuedStainless wire

Other fabricated ferrous wire productsWelded steel wire fabric

Welded steel wire fabric (concrete reinforcing mesh)Secondary products

Cold finishing of steel shapes - mfpmPrimary products

Cold rolled sheets and stripStrip, c.r., carbonStrip, c.r., alloy

Cold finished barsBars, c.f., carbonBars, c.f., alloy

Secondary products

Steel pipe and tubes - mfpmPrimary products :

Steel pipe and tubesPipe and oil country tubular goods, carbon

Standard pipe, carbonLine pipe, carbonOil country tubular goods, carbon

Casing (OCTG), carbonTubing (OCTG), carbon

Pressure tubing, carbonPressure tubing, seamless, carbonPressure tubing, welded, carbon

Mechanical tubing, carbonMechanical tubing, seamless, carbonMechanical tubing, welded, carbonStructural pipe and tubing, carbon

Pipe and tubing, alloyOil country tubular goods, alloy

Casing (OCTG), alloyTubing (OCTG), alloy

Mechanical tubing, alloyPressure tubing, stainless

Pressure tubing, welded, stainlessMechanical tubing, stainless

Mechanical tubing, welded, stainlessOther pipe and tubing (incl. standard pipe), stainless

Secondary products

Gray iron foundriesPrimary products

Pressure and soil pipe and fittings, cast ironPressure pipe and fittings, ductile ironPressure pipe and fittings, gray iron ,Soil pipe and fittings, gray and ductile iron

Motor vehicle castings, gray and ductile ironCastings for passenger cars, gray ironCastings for other motor vehicles, gray ironCastings for passenger cars, ductile ironCastings for other motor vehicles, ductile iron

Gray and ductile iron castings, otherCastings for construction and utility uses, gray and ductile

ironMolds and stools for heavy steel ingotsDuctile iron castings, otherGray iron castings, other

Secondary products

Malleable iron foundriesPrimary products

Standard malleable iron castingsPearlitic malleable iron castings

Steel investment foundriesPrimary products

Carbon and low alloy steel investment castingsHigh alloy steel investment castings, including stainless steel

Steel foundries, n.e.cPrimary products

Carbon steel castings, except investmentRailroad wheels and specialtiesAll other carbon steel castings

High alloy steel castings, including stainless steelAll other high alloy steel castings, including stainless steel

Low alloy steel castingsAll other low alloy steel castings

Secondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Primary smelting and refining of nonferrous metals

Primary copperPrimary products

Refined copperCopper cathode

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Primary zincPrimary products

Primary aluminumPrimary products

Primary aluminum, except extrusion billetAluminum ingot, unalloyedAluminum ingot, alloyedOther primary aluminum, except extrusion billet ....

Aluminum extrusion billet

Primary nonferrous metals, n.e.cPrimary products

Secondary products

Secondary nonferrous metalsPrimary products

CopperCopper, alloyed

Brass ingot, alloyedBronze ingot, alloyedOther copper, alloyed

LeadLead, unalloyed iAntimonial lead '.

ZincZinc dustZinc base alloys

Precious metalsGold, unalloyedSilver, unalloyed

Aluminum, except extrusion billetAluminum ingotAluminum, other types except extrusion billet

Miscellaneous receiptsContract toll work

Secondary products

Rolling, drawing and extruding of copperPrimary products

Copper and copper base alloy wireUnalloyed

BareAlloyed

BareCopper and copper-base alloy rod, bar and shapes ....

Unalloyed copper bars, shapes and non-electric rodRod

Copper-base alloy rod, bar and shapesRod

Copper and copper-base alloy sheet, strip and plate ...Unalloyed copper flat products

Copper-base alloy flat productsStrip

Copper and copper-base alloy pipe and tubeUnalloyed pipe and tube, plumbing

TubeUnalloyed, other pipe and tube

TubeCopper-base alloy, other pipe and tube

TubeSecondary products

Aluminum sheet, plate, foil and welded tube productsPrimary products

Aluminum plateHeat-treatable

Aluminum sheetFlat, heat-treatableFlat, nonheat-treatable, bareCoiled, nonheat-treatable, bare

Coiled, nonheat-treatable, bare, siding

See footnotes at end of table.

333

3331

3333

3334

3339

3341

3351

3353

3331-P3331-23331-213113331-S3331-SSS

3333-P

3334-P3334-73334-711113334-711123334-711133334-8

3339-P3339-S

3341-P3341-23341-2313341-231113341-231123341-231133341-33341-3113341-3213341-43341-4053341-4113341-53341-5113341-5313341-73341-711113341-711123341-M3341-Y853341-S

3351-P3351-13351-1113351-111123351-1313351-131143351-33351-3113351-311153351-3323351-332183351-43351-4133351-413223351-4353351-435263351-53351-5163351-516313351-5183351-518333351-5383351-538393351-S

3353-P3353-13353-1133353-23353-2233353-2243353-2313353-23111

12/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/6006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/80

12/8012/80

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

93.3

83.182.282.281.675.968.5

124.6124.6

113.7111.8111.5115.5114.5101.4113.3

105.0113.762.9

87.686.777.981.179.983.692.775.980.760.5

121.8126.7118.866.164.364.6

110.2108.4118.596.795.191.9

91.794.295.491.491.9

99.993.1

86.398.295.0

103.9100.2101.9105.2105.7

85.2

77.5

80.7

106.280.6

107.9107.6

108.7107.5104.1110.4106.8105.0

92.2

76.674.074.074.371.464.9

134.8134.8

116.1115.0114.8119.0119.4102.0116.3

104.1112.961.8

86.385.075.378.176.680.894.679.385.766.4

129.7126.7128.359.561.751.8

109.3106.9119.399.095.191.1

91.293.694.089.591.2

98.292.5

84.798.294.8

105.0100.1102.5106.6105.7

83.3

75.8

78.7103.980.5

111.7111.8

113.0112.2105.4114.7112.1109.7

92.6

78.475.275.277.374.766.3

137.9137.9

116.7115.9115.8120.9120.0102.2116.6

103.5112.261.5

87.085.777.581.180.782.383.674.977.561.5

131.0127.1130.061.962.357.0

111.0109.6118.2100.795.190.8

91.494.193.786.884.9

100.093.1

84.799.496.6

104.9100.4102.5106.4105.3 *

84.4

77.5

79.5104.079.3

112.8113.0

113.0113.4105.4118.7113.6113.2

0.3

2.41.71.74.14.72.1

2.32.3

.5

.8

.91.6.5.3.2

-.6-.6-.6

.8

.82.93.95.31.9

-11.6-5.6-9.6-7.51.0.3

1.44.11.19.91.62.5-.91.7

0-.4

.2

.5-.2

-3.1-6.9

1.8.6

01.31.9-.1.20

-.2-.41.3

2.3

1.1

.1-1.5

1.01.1

01.1

03.41.33.2

1.4

.3-.3-.3.6

1.7

9.29.2

2.63.63.7ftft

.52.91.11.5

-2.8

.7

.3

.9

.9ft

.3-4.9-2.3ftft4.5

.3ft-2.8-2.2-3.93.24.2.4

4.6ftft

.61.21.6

-4.0-6.0

ft1.5

ft2.1(3)1.32.22.8

. 1.1.9.3

.4

-.2

.4-2.5

4.55.0

3.45.42.07.56.47.8

0.3

-11.4-15.2-15.2-13.8

-6.9-11.8

20.520.5

4.55.45.27.05.42.06.3

1.42.1

-4.0

2.01.6

-5.0-2.7

ft-3.6

-12.21.48.1

-2.011.2

.313.9

-14.0-8.7

-22.012.712.214.27.0

01.3

-2.3-2.6-.3

-9.7-11.8

1.7-3.9

-8.60.4

-.9-3.8-3.3

.1-1.6-3.1

-1.9

-5.1

-3.4-.4

7.57.1

6.07.46.38.48.7

11.5

2.2

-15.1-15.9-15.9-13.8-17.8-10.2

28.828.8

11.09.78.5

12.414.8-5.617.9

4.65.1

0

9.29.1

-1.15.37.3

ftft

.8

ftft17.5ft

22.2-29.2-25.9-34.552.4ft51.413.7

ftft-2.6-2.2-1.5-9.7

-13.4

3.3-3.2

-9.82.52.0-.1

-3.6-3.01.1-.9

-3.2

ft

-4.6

-2.6-4.6

13.811.7

11.312.69.79.1

14.814.1

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

3354

3355

3356

3357

Productcode

3353-231123353-231153353-2333353-33353-43353-S

3354-P

3354-1

3354-1153354-115113354-115123354-118

3354-1253354-125013354-125023354-125033354-125043354-125053354-125063354-12511

3354-1283354-128013354-128033354-23354-2513354-2533354-S

3355-P3355-1

3356-P3356-23356-2793356-33356-3823356-382133356-93356-9593356-9923356-9983356-S

3357-P3357-13357-1153357-123

3357-1253357-1983357-2

3357-2443357-2483357-2983357-33357-3113357-3123357-398

3357-43357-436

3357-442

3357-4443357-4483357-4493357-63357-616

Indexbase

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8112/81

12/81

12/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

Oct.19832

123.8108.6111.3107.4109.3110.7

106.0107.4

107.3

103.1107.398.9102.1

110.0108.1113.8110.3114.8108.5113.6113.4

104.4103.8

(3)107.7108.8105.598.0

106.5107.1111.9

114.2114.783.083.2142.4126.2126.7101.6100.899.9100.6107.0

102.7102.9103.0104.0101.4

103.3108.0102.5

105.5100.098.6101.7104.4100.6102.4

109.4121.7

104.6

103.5109.396.398.590.1

Jan.19842

129.9113.5114.6108.6109.3110.7

108.1109.8

109.5

104.5107.9101.1110.2

111.6113.2114.0113.4116.7108.2114.0111.4

104.3103.5

(3)111.2108.9115.197.6

108.5109.1114.5

109.1109.283.183.3127.8122.2120.6102.2101.299.6101.1107.5

101.0101.2102.6104.698.8

103.2108.2102.5

(3)100.098.5102.4104.4101.7101.2

101.9121.7

98.4

96.094.891.298.2

(3)

Feb.19842

129.9115.0114.6110.0109.3111.3

107.9109.6

109.3

104.2107.9100.5110.2

111.8112.8114.5116.2116.7

(3)112.9111.4

101.798.4

(3)110.7108.3115.197.7

108.4109.0113.0

110.8111.183.083.2132.6122.5121.7102.3101.098.6100.9107.6

100.8101.1103.6106.999.6

103.5109.6102.2

104.499.598.5101.4104.4100.1101.0

99.9

(3)

95.6

93.393.491.198.390.5

Jan.1984

01.40

1.30.5

-.2-.2

-.2

-.30

-.60

.2-.3.42.50

(3)-1.0

0

-2.5-4.9

(3)-.4-.60.1

-.1-.1

-1.3

1.61.70

-.13.8.3.9.1-.1

-1.0-.2.1

-.2-.11.02.2.8

.31.3-.4

(3)-.50

-1.00

-1.5-.3

-2.0

(3)

-2.8

-2.9-1.6-.1.1

(3)

Nov.1983

(3)6.32.92.40.5

1.51.6

1.3

1.4.8

(3)0

1.93.5.94.61.8

(3).1

(3)

-.6-1.2

(3)3.0-.39.1.7

.7

.6

.5

000.10.6

-1.3-.2-.2

(3)-.90

-1.1-1.2.62.2-1.6

.31.90

(3)(3)(3)-.80

-1.2-.6

-6.0

(3)

-6.1

-7.6-8.1-5.6.51.2

Aug.1983

7.610.83.94.69.711.5

6.26.5

6.5

5.64.17.47.9

7.5

(3)6.510.57.9

(3)8.53.5

.2

.1

(3)6.74.99.84.3

3.23.45.2

-6.1-6.5

0.1

-13.2-5.8-6.3.4-.2

-1.9-1.0-.8

-2.9-2.6.42.5-2.2

.6

.4-1.4

.3-.5-.4-.30

-.3-2.5

-7.0

(3)

-9.1

-10.0-13.3-10.1-.4.5

Feb.1983

34.914.57.85.89.3

36.1

12.914.3

15.0

19.210.829.710.5

16.816.015.023.217.9

(3)24.412.9

4.13.0

(3)11.212.09.84.3

6.57.0

22.7

-15.2-15.8-5.8-5.2

-28.4-21.5-19.4-.4-.1

-1.5-2.9-5.9

-3.7-3.52.88.5-3.4

3.08.7.1

(3)(3)-1.21.75.4.4-.9

-11.3

(3)

-14.0

-13.2-18.9-23.8-2.8-8.4

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Aluminum sheet, plate, foil and welded tube products—ContinuedCoiled, nonheat-treatable, bare, finstockCoiled, nonheat-treatable, bare, all others

Coiled, nonheat-treatable, precoatedAluminum foilAluminum welded tubeSecondary products

Aluminum extruded productsPrimary products

Extruded aluminum rod, bar and other extruded shapes excepttube

Extruded rod and bar with alloys other than 2000 and 7000

Rod .Bar..

Extruded rod and bar with alloys within 2000 and 7000 series ..Other extruded shapes except tube, with alloys other than

2000 and 7000 seriesOther extruded shapes, circle size 1 to, not including, 2Other extruded shapes, circle size 2 to, not including, 3Other extruded shapes, circle size 3 to, not including, 4Other extruded shapes, circle size 4 to, not including, 5Other extruded shapes, circle size 5 to, not including, 6Other extruded shapes, circle size 6 to, not including, 10Extruded pipe

Other extruded shapes, except tube, with alloys within 2000and 7000 series

Other extruded shapes, circle size 1 to, not including, 5Other extruded shapes, circle size 5 and over

Aluminum extruded and drawn tubeExtruded tubeDrawn tube

Secondary products

Aluminum rolling and drawing, n.e.cPrimary products

Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy wire and cable .

Rolling, drawing and extruding nonferrous metals, except copper andaluminum

Primary ProductsTitanium mill shapes

Other titanium mill shapes, except wirePrecious metal mill shapes

Gold mill shapesOther gold mill shapes, except wire

Other nonferrous metal mill shapesOther lead mill shapes, except powder and wireOther nonferrous metal wireOther nonferrous metal mill shapes

Secondary products

Nonferrous wire drawing and insulatingPrimary products

Electronic wire and cableCoaxial cable, armored and unarmored, copperHook-up wire, shielded and nonshielded, copperMulticonductor electronic wire and cable, shielded and

nonshielded, copperOther electronic wire and cable

Telephone and telegraph wire and cableSwitchboard wire and cable, except telephone cord sets and

cordage, copperRural and urban distribution wire and cable, copperOther telephone and telegraph wire and cable

Control and signal wire and cableSignal wire and cable, copperControl wire and cable, excluding elevator cable, copperOther control and signal wire and cable

Building wire and cable with Underwriters' Labels, exceptvarnished cambric insulation and service wire

Thermoset insulated building wire and cable, aluminumThermoplastic insulated building wire and cable, flame

retardent nylon (THHN.THWN), copperThermoplastic insul. building wire and cable, moisture and

heat resist. (THW), copperNonmetallic branch circuit underground feeder, copperOther building wire and cable

Apparatus wire and cordageAppliance fixture wire, copper

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Nonferrous wire drawing and insulating—ContinuedAppliance wiring material, 14 gauge and larger, including

motor and transformer lead, copperOther apparatus wire and cordage, including machine tool

wire, copperMagnet wire

Film coated, (44 to 7 AWG and larger), class 10532 AWG and larger round (also all square and rectangle),

copperFilm coated (44 to 7 AWG and larger), class 130

33 to 44 AWG, inclusive, copperFilm coated (44 to 7 AWG and larger), class 180

44 AWG and larger round (also all square and rectangle),copper

Film coated (44 to 7 AWG and larger), class 20021 AWG and larger round (also all square and rectangle),

copperPower wire and cable

Other power wire and cableOther insulated wire and cable

Automotive insulated wire and cable, copperAirframe, shipboard and ground support cable, except coaxial

and ignition cable, copperOther insulated or covered wire and cable, copper

Secondary products

Aluminum foundriesPrimary products

Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy die castingsMotor vehicle die castings

Die castings for passenger carsDie castings for other motor vehicles

Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy die castings, otherDie castings for building and construction usesDie castings for industrial machinery usesDie castings for electrical usesOther die castings, n.e.c

Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy sand castingsMotor vehicle sand castingsAircraft sand castingsAluminum and aluminum-base alloy sand castings, other

Sand castings for industrial machinery usesOther sand castings, n.e.c

Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy permanent and semi-permanent mold castings

Motor vehicle permanent and semi-permanent mold castings ...Aluminum and aluminum-base alloy permanent and

semi-permanent mold castings, otherPermanent and semi-permanent mold castings for industrial

machinery usesOther permanent and semi-permanent mold castings, n.e.c...

Other aluminum and aluminum-base alloy castings and castproducts

Secondary products

Brass, bronze and copper foundriesPrimary products

Copper and copper-base alloy sand castingsCopper and copper-base alloy sand castings

Other copper and copper-base alloy castingsOther copper and copper-base alloy castings, n.e.c

Copper-base alloy bearings and bushings, nonmachinedCopper-base alloy bearings and bushings, nonmachined

Secondary products

Nonferrous foundries, n.e.cPrimary products

Zinc and zinc-base alloy castingsZinc and zinc-base alloy die castings

Motor vehicle die castingsOther die castings, n.e.c

Other nonferrous castings, excluding aluminum and copperOther nonferrous castings and cast products, n.e.c

Secondary products

Metal cansPrimary products

Steel cansSteel cans, food

Fruit and fruit juices canVegetables and vegetable juices canLard and shortening can

See footnotes at end of table.

3361

3369

3357-617

3357-6183357-73357-702

3357-702033357-7033357-703073357-705

3357-705013357-706

3357-706013357-83357-8983357-93357-901

3357-9033357-9983357-S

3361-P3361-13361-1113361-111113361-111123361-1153361-115113361-115123361-115133361-115143361-23361-2113361-2133361-2153361-215123361-21514

3361-33361-311

3361-315

3361-315123361-31514

3361-43361-S

3362-P3362-13362-1113362-23362-2143362-33362-3113362-S

3369-P3369-13369-1513369-151113369-151123369-33369-3913369-S

3411-P3411-13411-1B3411-1173411-1193411-127

12/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

100.8

105.5100.1100.9

96.5100.0101.6102.8

101.5101.4

101.198.3

108.8102.0104.7

96.1100.699.8

103.7104.0105.8108.0107.9109.3103.2103.5102.6103.8103.3102.0102.4(3)

101.9100.6101.2

102.4104.3

100.1

100.0100.3

100.9102.0

101.4101.0101.1101.1100.5100.5100.5100.5103.6

104.3103.6,104.5103.2105.0101.9100.5100.7101.0

105.8107.0106.3109.6114.2106.7114.5

99.8

106.599.6

102.0

99.199.1

100.7102.9

99.999.5

98.9102.5111.0100.9103.8

96.796.8

104.0

105.6105.5106.8107.5107.5107.2106.0107.2105.1105.9105.8103.9103.9100.6104.6101.5102.3

105.3106.7

103.8

107.299.9

99.0106.6

101.0100.3100.4100.499.799.7

100.5100.5104.4

106.6105.8107.4106.0105.2106.6101.5101.0103.7

107.4108.7108.2112.9121.5

114.5

99.8

106.299.5

102.0

99.199.1

100.4102.6

99.699.4

98.7105.1110.4101.3104.5

95.897.7

103.8

106.9106.5107.6108.7108.7108.0106.2107.5105.2106.2106.0105.0105.0100.6105.9103.9102.5

105.4106.8

103.8

107.2100.2

106.3109.3

101.4100.7101.1101.199.599.5

100.5100.5104.6

106.2105.6106.9105.5103.0107.3102.3102.1102.1

107.8108.9108.3113.2121.5106.7

-.3-.1

0

0-.1-.3-.2

-.3-.1

-.12.5-.6.4

-.3

1.21.0.7

1.11.1.7.2.3.1.2.2

1.11.0

01.32.4

.2

.1

.2

0.3

7.42.5

.4

.4

.6

.6-.1-.1

00.2

-.4-.2-.4-.5

-2.1.7.8

1.1-1.6

.4

.2

.1

.30

0.3

1.5.6

2.1

4.1.5

-.2.2

.3

.4

.5

.41.7.6

1.4

-1.1-.13.8

2.61.91.31.51.51.7.9

1.5.8

1.1-.32.0

.8(3)3.9

1.0-.2

2.5

3.6-.1

11.06.8

.2

.1

.2

.2-.4-.4

00

1.72.32.82.8

04.81.21.6

1.91.71.73.36.4

-2.3

2.8-5.3-1.0

-1.5-7.5-4.4-4.7

-7.7-6.8

-8.06.75.2

-2.3-1.7

-3.1-6.15.8

5.65.15.35.85.86.04.75.13.95.55.04.45.5

.63.93.31.5

5.15.8

7.22.3

5.58.8

.6

.1

.1

.100.5.5

2.6

5.15.66.95.53.07.32.3

(3)3.3

2.32.11.83.36.4

-2.6

3.7-4.9-.3

-4.0-5.9-3.6-3.5

-7.2-6.7

-7.95.67.4

-2.11.3

-8.2-9.52.5

3.93.72.13.66.2

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Metal cans—ContinuedCan, other foods (including soups)

Steel cans, general packaging (incl. pet food)Paint and varnish canAerosol canCan, other non-foods

Aluminum cansAluminum cans, beverage

Soft drink canBeer can

Other aluminum cansCan, other foods (including soup)

Metal can components (steel and aluminum)Secondary products

Metal barrels, drums, and pailsPrimary products

Steel pails111/4 in. dia.: full removable head111/4 inch diameter: tight head

StandardSteel shipping barrels and drums

All exc. 14-in. dia.: 18 gage & heavier: 50 gal. & over: tighthead

All exc. 14-in. dia.: 18 gage & heavier. 50 gal. & over: openhead

All exc. 14-in. dia.: 19 & 20 gage (incl. 20/18): 50 gal. &over: tight head

All exc. 14-in. dia.: 19 & 20 gage (incl. 20/18): 50 gal. &over: open head

All except 14-in. dia.: 20 gage & heavier: 30-49 galAll except 14-in. dia.: 20 gage & heavier: under 30 gal

All other metal barrelsAll other metal barrels, incl. parts for metal barrels & pails

Secondary products

CutleryPrimary products

Cutlery, scissors, shears, trimmers, and snipsKitchen cutlery, incl. knives, forks, and cleaversPocket knives & other folding blade knives

Scissors & shears, incl. hshld types, excl. barber,pinking & tail, shears, etc

Metal-cutting shears, incl. aviation & tinners' snips, bx, &wire fil. cutters

All other scissors & shears, incl. hedge & grass shears &pruners

Secondary products

Hand and edge tools, n.e.cPrimary products

Mechanics' hand service toolsPliers

Slip joint pliersSolid joint pliers

WrenchesSockets for hand-operated wrenchesOpen-end wrenches .•Box wrenchesCombination open-end and box wrenchesTorque wrenchesAdjustable wrenches, including pipe wrenchesAll other wrenches

ScrewdriversAutomotive jacks, mechanical, excluding hydraulic and

pneumaticTools for automotive use, excluding jacksAll other mechanics' hand service tools

Edge tools, hand operatedProfessional and craftsmen's edge hand toolsAll other edge tools

Files, rasps, and file accessories and other hand toolsShovels,spades, scoops, telegraph spoons, and scrapersLight forged hammers, under 4 pounds, excluding ball peen

hammersSteel goods, including forks, hoes, rakes, weeders, etcOther hand tools, except edge tools

Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Hand saws and saw blades

Primary products

See footnotes at end of table.

3412

3421

3423

3425

3411-1313411-1C3411-1373411-1393411-1413411-23411-2A3411-2113411-2133411-2B3411-2173411-33411-S

3412-P3412-13412-1213412-1233412-12311

3412-2

3412-225

3412-227

3412-229

3412-231

3412-2333412-2353412-33412-3193412-S

3421-P3421-13421-1213421-141

3421-153

3421-157

3421-1593421-S

3423-P3423-13423-1113423-111123423-111133423-1133423-113213423-113223423-113233423-113243423-113253423-113263423-113273423-114

3423-1153423-1163423-1173423-23423-2853423-2983423-33423-311

3423-3213423-3413423-3983423-M3423-S

3425-P

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8306/8306/8308/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/8308/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

12/8312/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

112.4104.2110.698.5

103.9103.5103.6103.6103.7102.0102.8117.4104.2

100.1100.1100.0ft

100.0100.0100.2

100.0

100.0

100.3

100.0

ft100.799.999.9

100.3

ftftftftft

ft

ft

ftft

100.7100.9100.5100.7102.7100.0101.1101.8100.0100.0100.8100.0100.0101.4100.8

100.0100.0100.0100.6100.0102.3101.7104.4

100.0106.0100.5100.099.4

100.199.5

118.9105.5115.7

ft103.4105.1105.5106.1105.1101.9

ft117.7106.0100.6100.6100.0100.0100.0100.0101.0

100.4

99.6

101.2

100.0107.2103.3

100.1

100.6100.6100.199.4

100.6

100.0

ft

100.0100.6

101.1101.2100.7102.2104.6101.4101.4101.8103.7100.0102.0100.0100.0101.4100.3

100.0100.0100.0100.8100.0102.9102.3103.5

100.0108.3101.1101.2100.1

100.299.6

119.0104.9113.399.6

103.2106.1105.9106.5105.6107.9

ft117.7105.8

100.7100.7100.0100.0100.0100.0101.1

100.4

100.2

101.3

99.9107.2103.399.999.9

100.5

100.1100.0101.499.6

100.8

100.0

100.0

100.0100.6

101.3101.3100.9102.9105.3102.1101.6102.0104.0100.0101.9100.0100.3101.4100.3

100.098.6

101.3102.0101.7102.9101.9101.9

103.3103.9101.1101.7

101.1100.0

0-.6

-2.1

ft-.1

.9

.4

.4

.45.9ft

0-.2

.1

.10000.1

0

.6

.1

-.10000.4

-.5-.61.3

.1

.3

ft

00

.2

.2

.2

.6

.7

.6

.2

.3

.30

-.10.3

-.10

0-1.41.21.21.7

0-.3

-1.6

3.3-4.1

0.5

-.2

.9

.4

5.9.8

2.41.1-.22.52.22.81.85.8ft

.4ft

.6

.60

ft00.9

.4

-.1

-.1

ft2.6

00.2

ftftftftft

ft

ft

ftft

.8

.81.02.95.32.11.82.64.0

01.9

0.3.9

ft0

ft1.21.41.7.6.1

-2.4

3.3-2.1

.51.7.4

1.0.5

5.9.9

3.01.1-.53.33.0ft3.1ftft1.51.5

.7

.7ft

0

ftft1.1

ft

1.3

ft7.2ftftftft

ftftftftft

ft

ft

ftft1.01.1

.92.9ft2.11.62.0ft

01.9

0.3

1.4.3

0ft1.31.41.7

.61.2

.1

3.31.11.01.7-.2

1.10

6.2.8

2.01.8-.86.96.9ft4.8ftft8.1

0

ftftftftftftft

ft

ft

ft

ftftftftftft

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

Indexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Hand saws and saw blades—ContinuedHandsaws and handsaw blades

Hacksaws and hacksaw bladesWoodworking power saw blades

Circular saw bladesSolid toothInserted tooth

Bandsaw bladesAll other woodworking power saw blades

Metalworking power saw bladesBandsaw bladesOther metalworking power saw blades

All other power saw blades, including concrete, masonry, andabrasive saw blades

All other power saw blades, including concrete, masonry, andabrasive saw blades

Secondary products

Metal sanitary warePrimary products

LavatoriesSteel lavatories

Sinks and sink/laundry tray combinationsStainless steel sinks and sink/laundry tray combinations

BathtubsCast iron bathtubsSteel bathtubs

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Plumbing fixture fittings and brass goodsPrimary products

Plumbing fixture fittings and brass goodsBath and shower fittings

Bathtub and shower combination, other than single control...Lavatory fittings

Single control, 4 in. centersetResidential, 4 in. centerset, other than single control

Sink fittingsSingle control deck-type faucet with spraySingle control deck-type faucet without sprayResidential deck-type faucets, other than single controlOther sink fittings

Miscellaneous brass goodsDrains and overflowsSingle, or single basin faucetsTrapsLawn hose nozzles and lawn sprinklersWater closet tank flushing controlsOther miscellaneous items

Secondary products

Nonelectric heating equipmentPrimary products

Cast iron heating boilersOil-fired cast iron heating boilersGas-fired cast iron heating boilers

Domestic heating stovesWood and coal domestic heating stoves, except sheet metal,

airtightWood and coal domestic heating stoves, sheet metal, airtight..

Steel heating boilersSteel heating boilers, 400 MBH and lessSteel heating boilers, over 400 MBH

Other heating systemsRadiators and convectors

Steel radiators and convectorsOther radiators and convectors

Unit heatersGas-fired unit heaters, under 400 MBH, propeller fan

Floor and wall furnacesGas-fired floor furnacesGas-fired wall furnaces

Other systems, n.e.cGas-fired infrared heatersNonelectric fireplacesOther heating systems, n.e.c

Parts for heating systemsGas burners and parts/attachments

Gas burners under and equal to 400 MBHGas burners over 400 MBH

Oil burners and parts/attachments

See footnotes at end of table.

3431

3432

3433

3425-13425-1433425-23425-2123425-212113425-212133425-2163425-2193425-33425-3363425-339

3425-4

3425-4113425-S

3431-P3431-13431-1213431-43431-4253431-73431-7113431-7213431-S3431-SSS

3432-P3432-13432-1013432-101133432-1023432-102213432-102243432-1033432-103343432-103353432-103363432-103393432-1043432-104433432-104443432-104453432-104513432-104533432-104983432-S

3433-P3433-33433-3113433-3133433-4

3433-4163433-4183433-53433-5113433-5133433-63433-6113433-611033433-611073433-6213433-621133433-6313433-631113433-631133433-6613433-661413433-661513433-661913433-83433-8113433-811013433-811033433-821

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

100.0100.098.695.799.785.1

101.6100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.0

100.0100.0

113.8114.1111.4111.4113.6109.1115.6117.8111.7112.9107.3

99.999.899.8

100.099.8

100.5101.399.797.9

101.793.398.0

100.0100.3

102.3(3)

100.3100.2100.2

118.6118.4117.6114.1120.7120.0

124.8133.0118.2114.3121.3125.4124.8126.1121.5

126.7125.0134.9123.9125.1

(3)107.8128.9114.9118.4120.8109.3115.9

100.0100.096.995.799.785.1

101.6101.1100.0100.099.3

100.0

100.0100.0

114.5114.1108.7

(3)114.1110.0116.0118.0112.5115.7108.4

100.4100.1100.1100.099.899.699.399.398.6

101.795.398.3

100.0101.2100.0101.3102.7101.6101.8100.7100.1

118.3118.5117.7114.1120.9119.7

125.7130.6118.2114.3121.3125.8124.8

C3)121.5

126.7125.2137.0123.8126.0119.8107.8131.1115.2118.2118.6109.9116.9

100.8100.098.995.799.785.1

101.6101.1100.0100.099.3

103.9

103.9100.0

115.2115.2108.1108.1114.9110.5117.8120.9112.6115.5108.6

101.4101.2101.2100.499.8

100.499.6

101.1101.5107.999.399.9

100.0102.0100.0101.3102.8104.4102.0100.8100.6

119.7119.5118.2114.4121.1120.4

126.7130.8118.2114.3121.3126.7125.3

(3)121.5

129.2125.8141.8123.9126.4119.8107.8131.6116.6119.2119.9111.0117.4

0.80000000000

3.90

.71.0-.5

(3).7.5

1.62.4

.1-.2.2

1.01.11.1.30.9.3

1.72.96.14.11.6

0.8000

2.8.2.1.5

.7

.8

.5

.2

.2

.6

2.0.4

3.5.1.300.4

1.2.8

1.1.9.4

0.80.30000

1.100

-.7

3.90

1.71.4.1.1

1.01.12.02.6(3)2.7

C3)

.91.01.0.2

-.1-.7

-2.91.32.86.13.91.6

01.4

000

4.11.9.3.5

1.01.0.5.2.4.7

-.2000

1.21.4

.64.7

0.800

(3)1.41.61.1.9

0.80

-1.1-4.3-.3

-14.91.61.1

00

-.7

3.9

3.90

2.42.12.22.21.4.8

2.53.21.23.43.0

1.81.81.8.9

1.0.9

-1.73.93.6

3.10

1.7

2.0.8.6

1.21.2.5.2.4

1.8

2.54.4

000

1.83.3

2.0.7

5.60

1.30

2.32.21.12.83.11.6-.6

4.24.23.13.14.32.84.44.44.64.23.2

()ft3

3.13.14.33.93.82.2

3.43.45.7

10.62.73.54.1(3)5.2

4.04.68.34.21.92.3

.82.52.22.93.51.0

-1.4

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Nonelectric heating equipment—ContinuedCommercial/industrial oil burners

Dual fuel burners and parts/attachments ..Commercial/industrial dual fuel burners .

Other parts, n.e.cSecondary products

Other secondary products

Fabricated structural metalPrimary products

Fabricated structural metal for buildingsIron and steel for sale to other companies, industrial

Industrial buildings and plantsWarehouses

Iron and steel for sale to other companies, commercialOffice buildings (low-rise)Other (low-rise)

Iron and steel for sale to other companies, public (exceptutilities) and educational

EducationalIron and steel for field erection by own company, industrial

Industrial buildings and plantsIron and steel for field erection by own company, commer,

residen., instit., med., reliCommercial, residential, institutional, medical, religious

(low-rise)Fabricated structural metal for bridges, trestles, and viaducts

Iron, steel, and aluminum for sale to other companies, highwayOther fabricated structural metal

Iron and steel for sale to other companies, for towers andsupporting structures

Other iron and steel for sale to other companies (excludingre-bars, bar joists, etc.)

Secondary products

3441

Metal doors, sash and trimPrimary products

Metal doors and frames, except storm doorsAluminum doors, all types

Aluminum residential doorsSliding glass patio doorsAll other residential doors, including garage

Aluminum commercial and institutional doorsIron and steel doors, all types

Iron and steel industrial doorsAll other industrial doors, including sliding

Iron and steel residential doorsInsulated steel entrance doors

Iron and steel commercial and institutional doorsSwing doorsAll other commercial and institutional doors

Steel doorframes, 16 gauge and heavierShower doors and tub enclosures

Metal window sash and frames, except storm sashAluminum window sash and frames

Residential aluminum window sash and framesSingle and double-hungAwningHorizontal slidingAll other residential window sash and frames

Nonresidential aluminum window sash and framesSingle and double-hungAll other nonresidential window sash and frames

Steel window sash and frames, all typesSteel window sash and frames, all types

Metal molding and trim and storefrontsAluminum molding and trimMetal storefronts, sold complete at factory

Metal combination screen and storm sash and doorsMetal storm sashAluminum and steel combination screen and storm sashAluminum and steel combination screen and storm doors

Metal window and door screens and weatherstripMetal window screens with metal frames

Secondary products

3442

Fabricated plateworkPrimary products

Heat exchangers and steam condensers .Bare tube heat exchangersFin tube heat exchangersSteam condensers

3443

3433-821033433-8313433-831033433-8613433-S3433-SSS

3441-P3441-13441-1213441-121013441-121023441-1223441-122023441-12205

3441-1263441-126023441-1613441-16101

3441-162

3441-162023441-23441-2123441-3

3441-342

3441-3583441-S

3442-P3442-13442-113442-1123442-112163442-112183442-1133442-123442-1213442-121263442-1223442-122293442-1233442-123343442-123363442-1433442-1453442-23442-213442-2113442-211213442-211223442-211243442-211293442-2123442-212413442-212493442-223442-2213442-33442-3253442-3513442-43442-4113442-4123442-4133442-53442-5123442-S

3443-P3443-13443-1113443-1153443-151

06/80

06/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/82

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

113.9

106.1113.1118.7121.6

97.797.697.9

103.6107.183.790.088.0

90.985.998.1ft97.1

92.789.188.698.9

97.1

96.297.7

101.9101.9101.7103.1103.2103.0101.2102.7100.5100.0100.0101.1101.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0101.9101.9101.2102.0(3)

103.4102.3105.0101.9106.4100.1100.1100.2100.3100.3103.5104.0103.3103.6100.6(3)

103.7

117.0119.2126.8137.8114.5

116.5

106.8113.1119.7122.7

98.598.698.6

104.1107.7

ft93.387.8

90.985.9(3)ft

97.9

94.889.4

ft100.5

96.7

95.9101.1

102.7103.0102.8103.7103.0102.6101.6105.7102.0100.9101.9102.0102.3103.4102.999.7

100.5102.1103.0103.0102.3102.887.5

103.5105.6106.4103.1108.0100.1100.1102.4103.1100.6104.0103.7103.3104.8101.6100.0104.1

119.9122.6128.2138.5118.8

118.1

109.3116.6120.6123.7

98.298.398.1

102.8106.283.793.387.9

ft90.985.9(3)ft

97.5

93.789.488.9

100.6

97.1

96.298.7

103.0103.3103.5104.5104.1104.1101.5105.6102.0100.9101.9102.0102.3103.5102.9100.3100.5112.0103.1103.2102.4102.8(3)

104.2105.2106.4103.1108.0100.1100.1102.4103.1100.1104.0103.7103.3104.8101.6

(3)105.2

119.9122.6128.2138.5118.8

1.4

2.33.1

.7

-.4-.2-.5

-1.2-1.4

fto.1

00

ftft

-.5

-1.20

ft.2

.5

.3-2.4

.3

.3

.7

.71.01.4-.1-.1

00000.10.60

9.7.1.1.2

-.1(3)

.7-.4

0000000

-.500000

(3)1.1

-.10000

2.7

2.33.11.51.6

.4

.60

-1.3-1.5ft3.7-.1

00

ftft

.5

.3

.41.8

ft.6.8

1.41.51.0ft

.12.7

.800.8

1.31.6

0.50

12.0.7.7.7

ftft

.93.3

.7

.9

.500

-1.2-1.5-.1.7.4.4

1.00

ft1.4

1.62.0

.1

.50

ft

3.6

1.53.02.02.2

.2

.3-.4

-1.5-1.8

.43.7-.1

ft00

ftft-.1

-.4-.5-.51.8

02.2

1.92.02.73.12.21.6.5

5.51.7ftft1.22.23.52.9

.3

.5ft1.01.01.42.3ft2.04.7-.71.8

ft.1.1

2.73.1

ft2.63.71.63.51.6ft4.9

1.92.91.1.5

3.7ft

3.6

.43.43.52.8

-2.3-3.2-2.7-6.8

0-12.4ft-.7

-1.3ftft

-1.5

-3.8-5.0-5.22.6

.9

-.3ft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft'ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft

1.63.42.82.24.2ft

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1964

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Fabricated platework—ContinuedFabricated steel plate

WeldmentsOther fabricated steel plate

Steel power boilers and parts/attachmentsWater tube boilers up to 100,000 Ibs./hrFire tube boilers of all types

Gas cylindersOther gas cylinders

Metal tanks made at plant, standard, pressureOther non-LPG pressure tanks

Metal tanks made at plant, standard, non-pressureBulk storage tanks, standard, non-pressure

Carbon steel storage tanks, 6000 gal. and lessCarbon steel storage tanks over 6000 gal

Other storage tanksCustom tanks and vessels made at the plant

Carbon steel customized tanks and vesselsCarbon steel tanks & vessels, 3/4" & less wall thickness

Alloyed (except aluminum) vessels and tanks, non-LPGCustom tanks and vessels made at plant and field erected

Elevated water tanks, customized and field erectedPetroleum storage tanks, field erected

Secondary products

Sheet metal workPrimary products

Culverts, flumes, and irrigation pipesSteel

CulvertsAluminum

Metal roofing and roof drainage equipmentMetal roofing, steel, all types

Metal flooring and sidingFabricated metal flooringMetal siding, steelMetal siding, aluminum, for residential use, including mobile

homesNoninsulated

Other sheet metal workStovepipe, furnace smokepipe, elbows, and ducts, steelAir-conditioning ducts, including dust collecting ducts, steelRestaurant, hotel, and kitchen sheet metal equipment, steelMetal awnings, canopies, carports, and patios, prefabricated

types, aluminumOther sheet metal work, steel

Precision sheet metal parts, not stampedCasingsOther steel sheet metal work

Other sheet metal work, aluminumOther sheet metal work of metals other than steel or aluminum

Miscellaneous receiptsContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary products

Architectural and ornamental metalworkPrimary products

Architectural and ornamental metalworkWarm air or air conditioning grilles, registers and air

diffusersSteelAluminum

StairsCommercial classArchitectural class

RailingsSteel, excluding stainless steel

Grating and grating treadsSteel grating and grating treads

Welded gratingLight gauge metal framingOther architectural and ornamental metalwork

Fences, gates and postsIron and steel

Window guardsOther architectural and ornamental metalwork

Secondary productsFabricated structural metalOther secondary products

Prefabricated metal buildingsPrimary products

See footnotes at end of table.

3444

3446

3448

3443-23443-2513443-2983443-33443-313443-343443-43443-4193443-53443-5383443-73443-713443-7113443-7133443-723443-83443-8023443-802013443-8063443-93443-9223443-9263443-S

3444-P3444-23444-2133444-213013444-2153444-43444-4113444-53444-5053444-516

3444-5173444-517023444-63444-6343444-6373444-644

3444-6463444-6623444-662033444-662083444-662093444-6643444-6983444-M3444-XY93444-S

3446-P3446-1

3446-113446-1113446-1133446-133446-1353446-1373446-143446-1433446-153446-1513446-151113446-163446-193446-1923446-192113446-1933446-1993446-S3441 -S3446-SSS

3448-P

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8112/81

109.1111.4107.3124.0127.5121.1

110.397.489.9

104.8104.5106.6103.1109.6120.8120.3120.5116.3130.2(3)

118.8102.5

101.4101.3101.5101.1101.5105.2101.5101.7100.693.497.0

104.4101.4103.5101.2103.0

102.7102.2101.6101.7101.4104.1

101.4

98.598.3

109.3111.4107.7143.2135.5119.2

110.397.890.8

105.0104.8106.4103.8109.6121.4121.0121.6116.3131.2126.7120.8104.7

103.6103.4103.5102.3103.2112.7103.4101.7104.096.597.0

108.8103.2103.3101.1

105.6103.7104.4101.8102.5108.8104.5

103.2106.0

100.2100.3100.3

100.0(3)

100.0100.2100.4100.0

100.5100.0100.0100.0102.0100.2

100.0100.0100.5100.0100.0

97.496.9

109.8111.4108.1143.1133.4119.9

111.095.2(3)

105.2105.0106.4104.2109.6121.8120.7121.0119.4130.7125.9120.0104.4

104.0103.9103.5102.3103.2112.7103.4101.7104.996.597.0

109.7103.7103.399.8

103.0

104.8104.4101.8102.8111.4104.5

106.1

100.8100.8100.8

100.6101.1100.0100.2100.4100.0

100.9102.7102.5102.8102.0100.2

100.0100.0100.5101.0100.0100.0

98.0

0.50.3

-.1-1.5

.5

.7-2.6(3)

.1

.20.40.3

-.3-.42.7-.4-.6-.7-.3

.4

.4000000.900

.9

.40

-1.2

1.000.3

2.40

0.000

.32.72.52.8

00

000

1.00

1.01.1

0.5(3)

.413.22.4-.2

.6-8.4(3)

.5

.8

.41.1

0.3

-.2-.42.7

.40.9

1.41.32.11.41.97.2

00

2.73.3

0

2.81.0

0-1.3

2.62.8

01.36.33.1

3.2

0.60.6

17.14.42.0

-12.7

.71.01.01.0

0.4

-.2-.3

.9

.32.0

-3.3

3.33.33.42.33.2

12.13.0

3.93.3

6.53.2-.1-.3

2.62.8

.31.47.6

6.3

-0.30

-.717.97.3

.5

.6-12.7

(3)-.5-.6-.1

-1.0-2.4

.8

.61.01.92.11.93.9

-9.2

4.34.23.42.33.2

12.12.6

06.2

-2.4

10.54.03.3-.2

3.12.91.82.3

10.9

6.3

1.31.3

1.11.0

-.4-1.0

59

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

code

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Prefabricated metal buildings—ContinuedPrefab, metal bldg. sys., excl. farm service bldgs., resid.

bldgs., & parts for prefab, bldgsIndustrial and commercial

Other prefabricated and portable metal buildings and partsGrain storage buildings, including farm and commercial types,

steel and aluminumOther farm service bldgs., steel and aluminum, excl. wood

frame bldgsSmall utility bldgs., incl. tool sheds, cabanas, storage

houses, etc., steel and aluminumDwellings and other non-farm bldgs. incl. vacation homes,

etc.; steel and aluminumPanels, parts, or sections for prefab, bldgs., not sold as a

complete unit, steel & aluminumSecondary products

Screw machine productsPrimary products

Automotive screw machine productsOther screw machine products

AircraftOrdnanceHousehold appliances, including radio and televisionMachineryAll other end uses, except automotive

Secondary products

Bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washersPrimary products

Externally threaded fasteners, except aircraftHex bolts, including heavy, tap, and jointSquare and round bolts and plow numbers 3, 4, 6, 7, and

trackHigh-strength structural and bent boltsStudsFlanged, self-locking, set, and wood screwsCap screws, 1/4 in. diameter and aboveMachine screwsThread-cutting, self-drilling, and thread-rolling screwsOther externally threaded fasteners, except aircraft

Internally threaded fasteners, except aircraftFlanged, square, sheet metal, weld, wing, and cage nutsHex nutsLockouts: prevailing torque and free spinningOther internally threaded fasteners, including all nonmetallic

Nonthreaded fasteners, except aircraftSolid rivets, all sizesTubular, split, and blind rivetsPins, machine typeWashers, all typesOther nonthreaded fasteners, including all nonmetallic

Aircraft/aerospace fastenersBolts, all KSI tensileScrews, all typesNuts, all typesRivets, all types

Other formed fastenersOther aircraft

Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Iron and steel forgingsPrimary products

Hot impression die impact, press and upset ferrous forgingsCarbon steelAlloy steel, except stainless and high-temperatureStainless steel

Cold impression die impact, press and upset ferrous forgingsCarbon steel

Seamless rolled-ring ferrous forgingsOpen die or smith (hammer or press) ferrous forgings

Carbon steelAlloy steel, except stainless and high-temperature

Secondary products

Nonferrous forgingsPrimary products

Hot impression die impact, press and upset nonferrous forgingsAluminum and aluminum alloyTitanium and titanium alloyOther nonferrous hot impression die forgings

Other nonferrous forgingsOther nonferrous forgings

See footnotes at end of table.

3451

3452

3462

3463

3448-13448-115

3448-2

3448-214

3448-215

3448-221

3448-2353448-2543448-S

3451-P3451-13451-23451-2223451-2233451-2423451-2623451-2983451-S

3452-P3452-43452-412

3452-4133452-4163452-4213452-4323452-4343452-4373452-4423452-4693452-53452-5013452-5023452-5113452-5393452-63452-6013452-6033452-6213452-6313452-6493452-73452-7013452-7113452-7313452-7623452-83452-8313452-M3452-S

3462-P3462-53462-5113462-5133462-5153462-63462-6113462-73462-83462-8113462-8133462-S

3463-P3463-53463-5213463-5233463-5293463-93463-921

12/8112/8112/81

12/81

12/81

12/81

12/81

12/8112/81

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

94.594.4

104.3

106.9

ft

102.3

107.6

100.699.0

()ftftftft3

99.599.6

101.6

103.1104.9101.6138.3103.595.0

100.3100.892.1

103.888.6

101.9104.598.896.5

100.6100.493.7

102.3102.4109.3100.0100.098.798.481.795.9

101.9

94.494.3

100.9

98.5

100.6

104.3

100.497.3

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.8100.0100.0100.1100.0100.0

99.799.7

101.787.0

103.1106.2102.4138.8105.396.699.9

101.291.4

103.387.7

101.9105.399.496.5

100.699.996.0(3)

102.7109.3100.0100.0100.898.481.795.9

103.3

98.798.698.7

100.3100.1100.0

99.996.6

100.094.9

100.0

101.8100.5100.6100.9102.496.5

100.0

95.495.5

102.1

99.9

102.4

108.7

100.397.7

100.2100.1100.0100.1100.7100.0100.0100.2100.0102.1

100.3100.3102.789.1

103.1106.2103.6138.9105.497.2

100.0101.391.999.189.4

101.9105.399.496.5

100.6102.495.4

102.3102.7109.3100.0100.0100.898.481.795.9

103.8

98.598.598.6

100.399.9

100.0100.0100.0100.096.6

100.094.997.8

102.9101.9102.1103.9102.1(3)

100.0

1.11.21.2

1.5

1.8

4.2

-.1.4

.2000

-.100.10

2.1

.6

.61.12.4

00

1.2.1.1.6.10.6

-4.11.9

00.100

2.5-.6(3)

0000000.0.5

-.3-.1-.1

0-.2

0

.1000

-2.2

1.11.31.53.0-.3

1.11.21.5

0

2.4

-.13.5

()ft3

()ft

.8

.91.4.3

02.42.41.52.32.0

.1

.2

.2-4.1

1.30.8.600

1.91.4

(3)00000000.4

( )

ft

1.92.0-.3

-3.2

-.1

3.6

1.4-1.6

()ftft

1.92.13.4

0

ft.3

-.137.78.71.31.6.5

1.5-3.12.71.9.8.800

1.92.6

(3).3000

2.2000

1.9

-2.0-1.9

.5

-4.0

7.3

4.6

.82.1

()ft

1.01.03.3

-1.7

1.35.02.3

37.44.9

-1.21.6-.4

-7.1-3.1-8.81.92.2

.700

1.92.0(3)2.5(3)

00

2.2-1.2(3)-1.73.7

()ft3

ft(3)ftft

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Automotive stampingsPrimary products

Original equipment automotive stampingsPassenger car stampings

Body panelsChassis parts

Truck and bus stampingsBody panelsChassis parts

Service part automotive stampingsPassenger car stampings

Secondary products

Metal crowns and closuresPrimary products

Metal commercial closures(caps)Metal caps (vacuum)

Continuous threadMetal crowns

Beer containersConventional type

Steel springs, except wirePrimary products

Hot formed springsHot formed coil springs

Locomotive, railroad car, and other helical springsHot formed leaf springs

Replacement leaf springsOriginal equipment leaf springs other than for passenger

carsCold formed springs

Valves and pipe fittingsPrimary products

Fluid power valvesHydraulic valves

Manually operated directional control valvesOther directional control valvesFlow control valves (including check valves)Other hydraulic valves

Pneumatic valvesPressure control valves

Metal valves for piping systems and equipment, except plumbingand heating valves

Gates, globes, angles, checks, etcWater works or municipal valves (IBBM, AWWA, UL)Fire hydrantsIron valves (excluding IBBM, AwwA, UL)Cast carbon steel valves (all pressures)Forged carbon steel valves (all pressures)Brass and bronze valves (125 Ib w.s.p. and over)Cast alloy steel valves, including stainless

Cocks and stops, all metals, pressures, and typesBall valves, all metals, pressures, and types

Iron and steel ball valvesBrass and bronze ball valves

Butterfly valves, all metals, pressures, and typesIron butterfly valves, including ductileSteel (cast and fabricated) butterfly valves

Plug valves, all metals, pressures, and typesIron plug valves, including ductileCarbon steel plug valvesOther alloy plug valves, including alloy steel

Other metal valves and specialtiesPlumbing and heating valves and specialties, excluding

plumbers' brass goodsOther plumbing and heating valves 15 Ib w.s.p. and under

Automatic regulating and control valvesPneumatic actuated control valvesSelf-contained direct actuated pressure regulator valvesFlow regulator valves for gas, vapors, or liquidsOther regulator valves

Solenoid valvesSolenoid valves

Metal fittings, flanges, and unions for piping systemsForged carbon steel fittings, flanges, and unions

Socket-weld typeThreaded type

Stainless and alloy steel fittings, flanges, and unionsSocket-weld and threaded type

Pipe hangars and supports, excluding metal framing

See footnotes at end of table.

3465

3466

3493

3494

3465-P3465-13465-1113465-111113465-111123465-1133465-113133465-113143465-33465-3113465-S

3466-P3466-13466-1423466-142443466-43466-4183466-41822

3493-P3493-13493-1213493-121163493-1313493-13151

3493-131583493-2

3494-P3494-23494-2123494-212013494-212033494-212053494-212073494-2243494-22403

3494-33494-3123494-312013494-312023494-312033494-312043494-312053494-312073494-312083494-3373494-3633494-363013494-363023494-3673494-367013494-367023494-3753494-375013494-375023494-375033494-398

3494-43494-4193494-53494-5053494-5313494-5453494-5463494-63494-6553494-73494-7233494-723013494-723023494-7253494-725013494-731

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

102.6102.8103.0103.0101.2107.3103.0103.7101.4101.1101.2100.4

104.0103.2103.7102.7102.9104.2107.2

101.1100.6

99.299.599.3

100.3100.0100.095.3

105.996.891.8

98.296.6

102.0101.698.589.785.9

101.796.4

100.097.596.6

100.795.1

101.589.799.498.7

101.2(3)

100.9

99.098.2

102.6101.8103.2104.8103.6106.1106.198.791.983.498.6

100.0100.082.8

102.6102.8103.0103.0101.1107.3103.1103.8101.4101.3101.2100.9

100.1100.1100.1

()f3)

104.5103.8104.4103.9102.9104.4107.6

101.1100.9

100.8100.899.9

101.3103.1100.095.3

105.896.891.8

98.196.8

103.2102.998.289.985.9

101.5(3)

100.597.296.699.492.7

101.485.2

102.7102.3105.098.1

99.298.6

105.0103.1106.4108.9104.6106.1106.1102.3

95.2(3)99.2

100.0100.0

102.6102.8103.0103.0101.1107.3103.1103.8101.4101.3101.2100.8

100.7100.7100.1100.0100.0104.3104.5103.4

104.5103.9104.3103.9102.9104.3107.3

101.1101.4

101.0101.199.9

101.3103.1100.095.3

105.896.891.8

98.497.3

104.8105.398.289.885.9

102.793.9

101.197.496.6

100.092.7

101.485.2

102.7102.3105.098.1

99.298.6

105.0103.1106.4108.9104.6106.5106.5103.297.8(3)98.0

100.0100.0

00

-.100

-.1-.2

0.5

.2

.300000000

.3

.61.62.3

0-.1

01.2

(3).6.10.600000000

0000000.4.4.9

2.7(3)-1.2

00

.5

.7

.61.2

0.1.1

0.8

.7

.9

.71.03.1

00000

-.4.6

2.83.6-.5

-1.40

1.5(3)1.1

00.1

-6.1-.1

(3)1.41.81.11.7

-2.0

.2

.41.51.33.14.01.0.4.4

2.62.9(3)-2.1

0

00000

-.20.10.20.4

.7

.61.2

0.1.1

01.3

01.31.11.53.1

00

3.700

.32.82.83.6

-1.06.19.81.9

(3)1.1

-1.7-2.0-1.0-7.9(3)

-15.41.52.35.0(3)-1.8

.2

.42.41.33.14.91.0.4.4

2.3.1

(3)-4.4

00

2.52.72.82.81.16.72.73.8

.2

.3-.1-.11.2

0-1.4-2.7

00

.3

.7

.41.93.1

00

5.3-2.9

-2.2-3.1

-1.8-11.0-14.1

2.7-7.9(3)-2.6-3.4(3)-7.3

.92.33.7

3.73.13.45.83.2

3.2-2.2

-2.0

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Valves and pipe fittings—ContinuedPipe couplingsAll other metal fittings and unions for piping systems

Fluid power hose and tube fittingsFittings for metal and plastic tubingHose end fittings and hose assemblies for fluid power systems

Other hose connectorsParts and components for yalves and pipe fittings (sold

separately)Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Wire springsPrimary products

Precision mechanical springsCompression type shipments to O.E.M

AutomotiveElectronicsOther machineryConsumer goodsOther

Compression type, other shipmentsExtension typeTorsion type

Other wire springsSpring units for box springs.innerspring mattresses.and dual

purpose sleep furnitureValve springsOther wire springs

Secondary Products

Miscellaneous fabricated wire productsPrimary products

Noninsulated ferrous wire rope, cable and strandSteel wire rope and cable

Ferrous wire cloth and other ferrous woven wire productsInsect wire screening

Steel fencing and fence gatesChain link fencing

Other ferrous fabricated wire productsWelded steel wire fabric (concrete reinforcing mesh)Other welded steel wire fabricWire cartsOther ferrous wire products

Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

3495

3496

3494-7853494-7983494-83494-8153494-8413494-84104

3494-93494-M3494-S

3495-P3495-23495-2123495-212113495-212133495-212153495-212173495-212193495-2143495-2153495-2173495-3

3495-3173495-3213495-3983495-S

3496-P3496-13496-1113496-43496-4113496-63496-6133496-83496-8613496-8653496-8733496-8983496-M3496-S

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

97.8101.0100.7102.2100.0100.0

101.264.8110.1

100.2100.1101.2101.2100.0100.0103.8

ft102.0100.0102.9100.099.2

101.096.7ft

101.3

99.099.295.091.3

100.4(3)96.095.5

100.397.2

101.8102.1

99.298.297.6

96.7106.7100.7102.2

99.9101.0

110.274.9

111.1

99.899.6

102.4102.799.7

105.1105.2ft

105.599.6

104.5100.0

97.6

ft97.796.5

101.5

99.7100.0

98.397.8

100.4100.0

96.095.5

101.099.4

102.7102.1

99.598.298.1

94.4109.5100.7102.299.9

101.0

109.974.9

110.9

99.899.6

102.3102.4

99.7105.1104.7ft

104.599.6

104.7100.6

97.6

ft97.7

ft101.5

100.299.197.8

100.4100.096.095.5

101.199.5

102.7102.1

99.798.298.2

-2.42.6

0000

-.40

-.2

00

-.1-.3

00

-.5ft-1.0

0.2.60

ft0

ft-.1

.2

.2

.800000.1.100.20.1

-3.58.4-.2

0-.3

ft8.4

ftft-.5-.51.01.3-.12.62.8ft2.4-.41.3.6

-1.7

ftftft

.3

.4

.800

ft00.5.8.50.3

ft

-3.58.4

.72.2-.11.0

8.5-25.2

.6

-.4-.51.11.2-.25.1

.8ft2.4-.41.7

.6-1.6

ft1.1ft-.1

.7

.95.27.2

0

ft00.5

2.42.8

0.10

-1.0

ftft0.72.2-.1

ft9.9

ft10.0

-.8-1.0

.8

.5-.35.1

-6.3

ft4.5-.42.21.1

-2.3

ft-2.3

ft1.4

.2

.4-.6ft

.4ft2.02.3

.41.63.3

0-.3-.3

-1.6

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Fabricated pipe and pipe fittingsPrimary products

Iron and steel pipe, tube and fittingsIron and steel pipe and pipe fittings (including custom work

for contractors)PetrochemicalFossil fuel power plantOther fab. excluding energy, petrochem, water/sewage, and

nonpressure pipeIron and steel tubing and fittings

Seamless tubingWelded tubing

Aluminum and aluminum base alloy pipe, tube, and fittingsAluminum and aluminum base alloy pipe, tube, and fittings

Copper and copper base alloy pipe, tube, and fittingsCopper and copper base alloy pipe, tube, and fittings

Other nonferrous pipe, tube, and fittingsOther nonferrous pipe, tube, and fittings

Turbines and turbine generator setsPrimary products

Steam, gas, and hydraulic turbines and partsMechanical drive steam turbines, including marine, steam

engines, and partsMechanical drive steam turbines, including marine

Mechanical drive steam turbines less than 1,000horsepower

Mechanical drive steam turbines 1,000 horsepower andover

Parts and accessories for steam engines and steamturbines, and complete steam engines

Secondary products

Internal combustion engines, n.e.cPrimary products

Gasoline engines, under 11 h.p. (except auto)Gasoline engines, 6.0 - 10.9 h.p

Diesel, semidiesel and dual fuel (except auto)Diesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, under 151 h.p

Diesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 50.9 h.p. and underDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 51 - 70.9 h.pDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 71 -100.9 h.p

Diesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 151 h.p. and overDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 151 - 200.9 h.pDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 701 - 1500.9 h.pDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel, 1501 h.p. and over

Diesel, semidiesel and dual fuel - automotiveDiesel, semidiesel and dual fuel - auto., 276 h.p. and over

Parts and accessoriesFuel injection systemsOther parts and accessories

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Farm machinery and equipmentPrimary products

Commercial turf and grounds mowing equipment, including partsand attachments

Commercial turf and grounds care equipment, except mowing,including parts and attachments

Wheel tractors and attachments, except: contractors' type, lawnand garden, and motor tillers

Two-wheel drive farm type tractors, including front-wheelassist types

120 to 139 pto horsepower140 to 159 pto horsepower180 pto horsepower and over

Attachments for wheel tractors farm and nonfarm industrialtype

Farm dairy machines, sprayers and dusters, farm elevators andfarm blowers

Sprayers and dustersPower sprayers, field and row crop type

Tractor mountedOther than tractor mounted

Farm elevators and blowersFarm elevators, portable, auger type

Planting, seeding, and fertilizing machineryPlanting and seeding machinery

Corn planters, corn and cotton planters, and lister planters

See footnotes at end of table.

3498

3511

3519

3523

3498-P3498-1

3498-1013498-101013498-10102

3498-101143498-1023498-102023498-102033498-23498-2013498-33498-3013498-43498-401

3511-P3511-2

3511-213511-211

3511-21121

3511-21141

3511-2153511-S

3519-P3519-13519-1033519-33519-3A3519-3013519-3033519-3053519-3B3519-3193519-3313519-3333519-43519-4113519-93519-9163519-9193519-M3519-Z893519-S3519-SSS

3523-P

3523-A

3523-B

3523-1

3523-1A3523-1093523-1113523-115

3523-187

3523-23523-2B3523-223523-2213523-2243523-2C3523-2673523-33523-3A3523-316

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8108/8108/8106/8106/81

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/82

06/82

06/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

105.7104.9103.7

98.877.9

103.5111.0112.9111.1108.5108.5114.2114.2

102.0102.3105.3

106.8101.1

100.6

116.3ft

101.5101.6100.1100.0101.2101.094.598.5

112.5101.2107.4100.0104.1105.1103.599.4

101.498.6

100.0100.0

102.1102.3

100.4

106.7

102.9

102.9101.4(3)

101.5

100.0

102.7101.3101.281.4

100.8103.4105.2102.3102.998.8

105.2104.5103.1

98.7

103.8109.7

(3)109.1110.9110.9114.2114.2115.4115.4

107.0107.6105.3

106.9101.1

100.9

101.9102.3101.2101.4101.9101.694.599.0

113.1102.0107.797.6

106.3105.1

(3)100.5103.599.399.799.7

100.1101.0

102.9103.1

101.8

106.7

103.0

102.8101.9106.4100.0

101.5

102.999.298.580.589.7

105.5102.3104.0105.4101.6

105.3104.9103.7

99.681.1

103.8109.9112.9109.5110.6110.6111.1111.1115.4115.4

107.0107.6105.3

106.9101.1

100.9

101.8102.3101.2101.4101.7101.694.599.0

113.1101.7107.796.3

106.2105.1103.5100.5103.599.396.895.7

100.1100.7

103.3103.4

101.8

106.7

103.9

102.9101.8106.4

101.5

103.4100.798.982.889.7

105.5102.3104.5105.4101.6

0.0.4.6

ft

0.2

ft.4

-.3-.3

-2.7-2.7

00

000

00

ft

ftft

-.1000

-.20000

-.30

-1.300

ft.10.1

-3.0-3.9

0-.3

.4

.3

.200

-.3

.51.5.4

2.8.100.5.1.1

0.1.5.6

1.4ftft

0-.4

0-.61.9ft-2.8-2.8ftft4.95.2

0

.1

.1

ft

ftft

.5

.51.1ft

.2

.60.4.6.1.2

ft1.3

00.8

2.2.3

ftft

.1

.7

.7

.6

.6

0

-.2

-1.3-2.5ft-5.5

1.5

.1-.6

-2.31.7

-11.01.0

-2.81.91.4

-2.2

4.7ft

.3000

1.91.9

-2.8-2.8ftft5.05.2

.1

.1

.1

ftft

0.2

1.11.41.01.1

0-.1.9

1.0ftft3.8

.10

-1.22.7

-2.7

ft.1.7

1.31.2

1.4

.2

1.9

1.2.9

ft-1.2

1.5

1.71.9.9

-4.0-11.0

2.0-2.82.31.4

-2.2

-0.4.10

-2.4ftft-1.13.57.42.84.24.2-.3-.3ft

5.05-2

.1

1.62.1

(3)ft

.5-5.1ft-2.6ft1.6ftftft5.03.4

.85.4

-1.0ftft

.1

.72.72.6

1.8

6.7

3.9

ftftftft

1.5

1.6.2

-1.4-17.5-11.0

3.3-.63.02.8-.6

63

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Farm machinery and equipment—ContinuedFertilizing machinery

Fertilizer distributors, dry (inclu. lime spreaders),gravity distribution (5 ft. and over)

Fertilizer distributors, anhydrous ammoniaManure spreaders, conveyor typeManure spreaders, tank type, open and closedManure pumps, liquidFront and rear mounted loaders (farm type), manure and

general utilityOther planting, seeding, and fertilizing machinery

Harrows, rollers, pulverizers, stalk cutters, and similarequipment

Stalk shredders and cutters and rotary mowersHorizontal blade

Harrows and rollersPull type tandem disc harrows

Blade terracers and scrapers and land levelersHarvesting machinery, except hay and straw harvesting

combinesField forage harvesters

Field forage harvesters, shear-bar, self-propelled types andpull types

Combines (harvester-threshers), except peanut combinesOther harvesting machinery, including picker-shellers and

field shelling attachmentsHaying machinery

Hay balers, all typesPlows

Chisel plows, deep tillageOther plows, except snow plows

Farm machinery and equipment, n.e.c, excluding partsCultivators

Corn and cotton type cultivators (shank and sweep type) ...Field cultivators

Machines for preparing crops for market or useFeed grinders, feed mixers, and burr millsOther machines for preparing crops for market or for use

Farm poultry equipmentPoultry feeders

Barn and barnyard equipmentCattle and dairy barn feeding equipment

Silo unloadersElectric-powered bunk feedersCalf feeders, hopper typeCattle feeders, hopper type

Cattle and dairy barn watering equipment, including windmillheads and towers

Other barn and barnyard equipmentSelf-propelled irrigation systems

Self-propelled irrigation systems, center-pivotAll other self-propelled irrigation systems

Hog equipment :Hog and pig feeding equipmentHog handling equipment, including farrowing crates and

stalls and pensFarm wagons and other farm transportation equipment

Boxes and racks for mounting on wagons, trucks, and trailergears, manual and gravity unload

Boxes with integral running gear, grain and forage typesOther farm transportation equipment

Parts for farm machinery and equipmentFarm machinery and equipment parts sold to original

equipment mfrsParts for harvesting machineryParts for other farm machinery, including parts for farm

dairy machineryFarm machinery and equipment parts sold for replacement

and repairParts for wheel tractorsParts for machines for preparing crops for market or useParts for planting, seeding, and fertilizing machineryParts for plowsParts for harvesting machinery

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther secondary productsConstruction machinery and equipment

Lawn and garden equipmentPrimary products '..,

See footnotes at end of table.

3524

3523-3B

3523-3483523-3543523-3573523-3653523-369

3523-3713523-382

3523-43523-4A3523-4183523-4B3523-4113523-4C

3523-53523-5A

3523-5633523-511

3523-5823523-63523-6553523-73523-7663523-7883523-83523-8A3523-8063523-8163523-8B3523-8263523-8393523-8C3523-8553523-8D3523-873523-8713523-8753523-8763523-877

3523-8813523-8913523-8E3523-8933523-8953523-8P3523-P12

3523-P223523-8W

3523-W623523-W723523-W783523-9

3523-9A3523-905

3523-918

3523-9B3523-9253523-9823523-9913523-9933523-9943523-M3523-Z893523-S3523-SSS3531-S

3524-P

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8201/83

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

03/8312/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

103.7

100.7102.097.7

101.8

104.8100.0

100.1100.4100.4101.2100.7101.0

101.397.2

97.2101.0

104.8105.3102.1100.3100.7100.5102.8102.7100.2104.7103.7105.1106.4

101.0100.4

102.6100.0

102.2100.3102.2102.6100.0101.4101.8

101.7104.4

100.097.3

101.1

101.6

87.9

101.2100.0103.9101.7101.7101.3101.3101.4100.199.398.6

102.6103.6

105.4

100.799.7

101.8101.894.6

109.0101.6

101.0101.3101.5102.1102.0103.2

101.794.7

94.7101.8

104.2108.7106.3103.899.4

100.9103.4105.6

(3)109.4104.8108.8106.4102.8105.3101.4101.0100.8102.0102.6100.0

100.8100.6100.6100.0102.0101.8

101.7105.5

114.5100.3100.9102.8

103.9103.4

94.1

102.2100.2103.9104.2106.9102.4102.4102.7101.299.4

102.0

101.3102.3

104.3

100.7101.4101.897.197.6

106.7105.5

101.1101.3101.5102.2102.1104.5

102.194.7

C3)101.8

105.2108.7106.3103.8

(3)101.1103.5105.6104.6109.4104.8

(3)106.4103.4106.4101.9101.8O

105.7102.6100.0

103.2100.8100.6100.6

(*)103.3104.9

101.7105.0

114.0102.4100.9101.9

102.2103.4

89.0

101.9100.2115.2104.1106.9101.9104.4105.0101.399.5

102.0

101.6102.8

-1.0

01.7

0-4.63.2

-2.13.8

.100.1.1

1.2

.40

.9000

O.3.10

(•)00

C3)

1.1.6.7

3.600

O000

O1.33.1

0-.5

-.42.1

0-.9

-1.70

-5.4

-.3.0

10.9-.1

0-.52.02.3

.1

.10

.4

.5

0.7

4.2(3)1.5

(3)5.5

-.3.9

1.1-1.0-1.4

1.2

.8-2.6

.43.9O3.5(3)

.6

.3

.400

1.0(*)

0.6

1.1.2

1.8

-2.5.5

-1.5-1.7(3)1.83.1

0.6

t3)2.4

.80

10.9(3)4.8

.6

.8(3)1.5.2

4.4

1.7

.7ft(3)-4.6

2.75.5

.70000

3.4

.7

.42.73.03.6

C3).6

1.12.9<•>4.51.0

ftf3)

.11.3

00

-2.5.8.6.6

(3)2.24.7

0-.9

4.00

-.2

-2.2

-11.3

1.2.2

10.93.25.1

.73.03.4

.4-.31.6

.6

.7

2.4

.7(3)(3)-2.9

3.15.5

.51.31.5.6.4

3.4

f3)

3.05.3(3)3.6(3)1.13.05.6(3)f3)3.3

e3)2.6(3)f3)1.71.4

C3)(3)2.6

3.2.8.6.6

(3)3.34.9

1.74.5

-2.53.4

1.8

6.06.9

.64.04.51.4-.2

.11.1

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected Industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Lawn and garden equipment—ContinuedConsumer nonriding lawn, garden, and snow equipment

Lawn mowersRotary, push type, gasoline engine poweredRotary, self-propelled, gasoline engine poweredReel, all types

Rotary garden (motor) tillersPowered lawn edger/trimmers

Fixed blade, gasoline engine or electric poweredOther consumer nonriding lawn, garden, and snow equipment .

All other equipment, incl. powered hedge trimmers, 2 wheelwalking tractors, and lawn sweepers

Parts and attachments for consumer nonriding lawn, garden, andsnow equipment

AttachmentsParts

Consumer riding lawn, garden, and snow equipmentGarden tractors

10.0 hp to 13.9 hp16.0 hp and over

Lawn tractors and riding mowersFront engine lawn tractors and riding mowers

10.0 hp and overRear engine lawn tractors and riding mowers

6.0 hp and overParts and attachments for consumer riding lawn, garden, and

snow equipmentAttachments

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Construction machineryPrimary products

Off hwy wheel tractorsOff hwy wheel tractors, including wheeled log skidders and

rubber-tired dozersTracklaying tractors

Tracklaying tractors, 130 net engine hp and overTractor parts and attachments

Tractor parts sold to o.e.mFor off highway wheel tractors, replacement and repairFor wheel tractor loaders, replacement and repair

Cranes, excavators, parts and attachmentsHydraulic operated excavatorsCable operated cranesHydraulic operated cranesMiscellaneous cranes including draglinesFront end attachments for cranes, draglines, shovelsParts for power cranes, draglines and shovels

Mixers, pavers and related equipment, except partsPortable mixers, 3 1/2 cu. ft. capacity and overPavers, finishers, spreaders, bituminous distributorsOther equipment, incl. portable mixers under 3 1/2 cu. ft.

capacityAsphalt plants

Tractor shovel loadersWheel shovel loader, 4 wheel dr., up to 3 1/2 cu. yd. capacityWheel shovel loader, 4 wheel dr., 3 1/2 cu. yd. capacity and

overScrapers, graders, rollers, off hwy trucks, trailers, wagons,

and miscellaneous attachmentsScraper bowlsRollers, all types including self-propelled vibratory

compactorsOff highway rear dump trucksWinches (towing, logging, oilfield), other attachments, incl.

logging arches and trenchersOther construction machinery and other parts

Winches, including marinePortable crushing plantsOther excavating and road construction machineryParts and attachments, except for cranes, draglines, shovels,

tractors, sold to o.e.mParts/attach., except for cranes, draglines, shovels &

tractors, sold for replace/repairAll other construction machinery and equipment

Secondary products

Mining machinery and equipmentPrimary products

Underground mining machinery

See footnotes at end of table.

3531

3532

3524-13524-113524-1113524-1123524-1133524-1213524-153524-1543524-19

3524-194

3524-33524-3113524-3123524-43524-413524-4133524-4173524-423524-4213524-421133524-4223524-42213

3524-53524-5173524-M3524-Z893524-S

3531-P3531-1

3531-1013531-23531-2093531-33531-3213531-3653531-3673531-43531-411023531-411033531-411043531-411053531-4813531-4853531-63531-621113531-63411

3531-639113531-645113531-73531-71101

3531-71102

3531-83531-81211

3531-831113531-85511

3531-878113531-93531-952113531-973113531-98311

3531-98411

3531-986113531-998113531-S

3532-P3532-5

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8201/8312/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/81

101.8102.9102.3103.6101.3102.3100.0101.099.5

99.4

103.397.6ft

105.3108.2101.6106.8103.6102.2100.8

106.1

107.7Oft90.1

115.0113.8

117.8120.1120.1106.8106.0109.5103.3113.5112.7115.8120.9117.9119.8104.6107.6113.4113.6

110.5115.1122.7130.4

120.2

107.6122.4

122.7118.6

122.6115.0120.5123.4ft

119.9

108.0112.3123.2

108.7109.6111.3

102.1102.6100.6105.6101.9102.3101.6101.9102.1

102.7

106.1101.6108.2106.7112.2102.5112.4102.9100.499.4

107.7

107.7103.8103.889.3

115.7114.2

117.8120.1120.1106.8106.0109.5103.3114.5112.7115.8120.9123.9121.0105.1107.7115.1113.6

110.5115.1123.7130.4

120.2

107.9122.4

123.4119.1

123.6115.2120.5123.7101.3

116.8

108.1112.6125.9

109.9110.6113.1

103.3104.9104.6105.6102.2102.2101.8102.4102.1

102.7

105.8101.6107.8106.6111.3102.1110.6103.4100.799.1

108.3

107.4103.8103.887.8

116.0114.6

118.0120.2120.2108.7107.9109.5104.8114.7114.0115.8120.9123.9120.7105.1106.8115.7113.7

110.5112.4123.8130.4

120.3

107.8122.9

123.4119.1

118.6115.3121.1123.8ft

117.2

108.1112.6125.8

110.2111.1113.9

1.12.33.9

0.3

-.1.2.50

-.30

-.4-.1-.8-.4

-1.6.5.4

-.3

-.300

-1.6

.2

.3

.2

.1

.11.81.8

01.4.2

1.1000

-.30

-.9.50

0-2.4

.10

.1

0.4

00

-4.0.1.5.1

ft.3

00

-.1

.3

.4

.7

1.62.4ftft

.3-.11.71.31.9

ft

2.3ft1.8.7

2.6-.4ft-.9

-1.5

ft

000

ft

.2

.1

.11.81.8

01.4.9

1.1ft

05.1.70

-.82.0

0

ftft

.90

.2

.4

.5

.5

ft.2.5.2

ft-2.3

0.3

2.4

1.01.01.4

2.64.05.62.01.61.82.11.4.5

ft

1.0-.81.81.82.01.31.32.2-.9-.9

8.0

6.9ftft-1.8

1.0.8

.5

.1

.12.12.1

01.41.31.1ft

.75.1

.7

.8-.73.2

0

ft-2.41.0.6

.1

.3

.4

.5

.5

-1.9.2.5.4

ft-2.1

-.2.3

2.2

.4

.71.4

2.74.2ft5.61.9ft1.41.3.6

.6

3.4-.65.32.5ftftft2.7

.7

ftft

ftft

-12.2

2.21.6

.71.31.34.0

ftft11.0

1.44.2ft2.45.8-.3

-4.8-4.02.81.5

1.8-2.8

1.61.2

.7

1.82.7

5.01.2

.9

.7

.52.7ft-2.2

.1ft7.7

.5

.62.1

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Mining machinery and equipment—ContinuedLoading machines, underground mine

Shovel type, including scoops, shovels, buckets, slushertypes and all others

Continuous mining machines, borer, ripper, auger, and drum ...Coal type

Shuttle cars, rubber tired, self-propelledMineral classifying, flotation, separating, concentrating,

cleaning, clarifying equipmentAll other mineral beneficiation machinery and equipment,

n.e.cCrushing, pulverizing, and screening machinery

Crushers, stationary types, including crushers mounted onskids

Gyratory crushers, all typesGrinding mills, ball and rodScreens, vibrating, trommel, mine type

Drills and other mining machinery, except partsRock drills (percussion type), include stoper, drifters, air

leg drills, and rubber tireOther drills, tools and supplies for drills (sold separately)

Parts and attachments for mining machinery and equipmentParts and attachments for mining machinery sold separately,

excluding drillsPercussion rock drill bits

Containing tungsten carbideMiscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsConstruction machineryOther secondary products....

Oilfield and gasfield machinery and equipmentPrimary products

Oilfield and gasfield production machinery and equipmentOn-land and offshore bottom support wellhead equipment

Christmas-tree assemblies with tubing heads and casingheads

Rodlifting machinery and equipment - surface and subsurface .Sucker rods

Permanent packers and accessoriesRetrievable packersOther production equipment and parts

Oilfield and gasfield drilling machinery and equipmentSurface oil and gasfield drilling machinery and equipment

Wheel-mounted drilling and well-servicing rigsBlowout preventers and accessoriesOther surface drilling equipment and parts

BitsTungsten-carbide insert bitsSteel-toothed bitsOther bits, including diamond bits

Tool joints, subs and connectorsOther subsurface drilling equipment and parts

Other subsurface drilling equipment and parts, n.e.cCementing equipmentWell surveying equipment

Miscellaneous receiptsOther miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsOther secondary products ,Pumps and pumping equipment

3533

Elevators and moving stairwaysPrimary products

Elevators and moving stairways, parts and attachmentsGeared electric passenger elevators, except residence lifts ....Gearless electric passenger elevators, except residence lifts ..Hydraulic passenger elevatorsFreight elevators

Electric freight elevatorsHydraulic freight elevators

Moving stairways and escalatorsOther non-farm elevators, including sidewalk elevators,

dumbwaiters, etcParts and attachments for elevators and moving stairways

(sold separately)Automobile lifts, parts and attachments

Automobile liftsMiscellaneous receipts

Contract work and other miscellaneous receipts

3534

3532-562

3532-562363532-5643532-564413532-565

3532-6

3532-6713532-7

3532-7273532-727113532-7283532-7553532-8

3532-8233532-8633532-9

3532-9753532-9893532-989313532-M3532-Z893532-S3531-S3532-SSS

3533-P3533-33533-31

3533-3123533-353533-3573533-3623533-3633533-3893533-63533-613533-6133533-6173533-6193533-6413533-641013533-641023533-641033533-6443533-6493533-649033533-6713533-6813533-M3533-X983533-S3533-SSS3561-S

3534-P3534-13534-1053534-1073534-1123534-1143534-114133534-114153534-151

3534-196

3534-1973534-23534-2313534-M3534-XY9

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

109.3109.5109.1107.0

118.6

117.2111.3

113.7108.0111.2103.9107.9

109.1104.1107.2

109.098.497.3

103.6105.1108.0107.8108.0

119.7121.3115.6113.7

114.6104.681.1

122.0131.3123.8124.9120.2104.7130.2116.2129.6124.1134.0130.9136.7131.2139.8109.3111.0118.9126.0109.6109.4110.7

107.0105.2104.3100.396.1

100.4129.7169.5100.1103.8

106.9

120.6112.9112.7114.8114.8

109.5113.1113.1112.9

119.9

118.9112.6

114.0108.0111.7109.0107.7

108.8(3)

108.1

110.198.497.3

105.4107.7108.7108.5108.6

119.9121.4115.6113.6

114.4104.681.1

127.0131.3123.2125.1120.9107.4130.2116.2129.6124.1134.0130.9136.7130.7139.2109.5111.0119.4126.8109.2109.3108.9

108.3106.6105.9101.496.8

103.2132.1171.3103.098.2

111.2

125.6112.9112.7116.2116.2

109.6113.2113.1113.0

119.9

118.9112.9

111.6109.0107.7

108.8(3)

108.6

110.997.797.3

105.3107.5108.8108.5108.7

119.6121.4115.7114.8

115.9104.681.1

127.0131.3122.6125.0120.7107.4130.2115.2129.6124.1134.0130.9136.7130.7139.2109.5

(3)119.4126.8107.2108.7100.7

108.7107.0106.4101.397.9

103.2132.4172.2103.0100.6

111.2

125.6112.9112.7116.2

-.100

ft

.7-.7

0-.1-.2.10.1

-.20.1

1.1

1.30000

-.5-.1-.2

00

-.900000.000

(3)00

-1.9-.5

-7.6

.3

.4

.40

1.20.3.50

2.4

-0.52.73.02.3

.4

.61.3

5.0-1.7

-.3ft1.8

2.3-.7

01.52.1

.71.0.4

0.2.6

1.9

2.200

4.10

-.5-.1

0ft

0-1.8

0000

ft-.4-.5

.2ft

.4

.6-1.7

.1-9.1

1.21.21.3

ftftft1.9ftftft

ft00

1.2

ft

-0.73.13.11.9

1.1

1.61.4

ftftft5.0

-4.0

-.3ft1.6

2.1-.7

0-2.8-3.8

1.82.01.7

-.4-.2.1

2.1

2.5-1.0ft4.1

0-1.5-.4-.6

-1.20

-1.80000

-.9-.4-.5.2

ft-.5-.7

-2.3-.7

-9.1

1.92.12.3-.31.62.81.2-.12.81.2

4.0

6.400

1.2ft

-0.8ftftft

.9

1.41.8

ftft

.46.1

-4.6

-.3ft

.9

1.4-1.2-.6

-1.0-1.42.01.12.5

-1.1-.8

-3.1-4.8

-4.3-6.3(3)4.13.8

-2.4.6.3

2.00

-1.000

ft0

ft-.4-.5-.2

ft-.3-.4

-4.9-2.3

-15.0-.3-.6-.7

-4.9-7.32.27.0

14.3-.9

-3.9

4.0

6.900

ftft

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

code

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Industrial trucks and tractorsPrimary products

Industrial trucks and tractors, motorized and hand poweredInternal combustion trucks and tractors

Internal combustion trucksInternal combustion trucks, under 6000 Ib. capacityInternal combustion trucks, 6000 - 14,999 Ib. capacityInternal combustion trucks, over 14,999 Ib. capacity

Motorized handtrucksOperator-riding electric trucksHandlift trucks, handtrucks, trailers, and dollies

Other handtrucks, trailers, and dolliesParts, attachments and miscellaneous equipmentSecondary products

All other secondary products

Machine tools, metal cutting typesPrimary products

Boring machinesDrilling machines

All drilling machines valued at $2500 each or moreMultiple spindle drilling machines

Adjustable joint and fixed center typesGear cutting machinesGrinding, polishing, buffing, honing, and lapping machines

All grinding, polishing, buffing, honing, and lapping machinesvalued under $2500

All grinding, polishing, buffing, honing, and lappingmachines valued under $2500 each

All grinding, polishing, buffing, honing, and lapping machinesvalued at $2500 each or more

External cylindrical grinding machinesAll other external cylindrical grinding machines

All other grinding machines n.e.c. including thread grindingmachines

Turning machines, (lathes) all typesHorizontal numerically controlled turning machines, valued at

$2500 each or moreHorizontal spindle numerically controlled turning machines,

smallHorizontal spindle numerically controlled turning machines,

mediumHorizontal spindle numerically controlled turning machines,

largeVertical numerically controlled turning machines, valued at

$2500 each or moreNon-numerically controlled turning machines

All lathes (turning machines) valued at $2500 each or more .Engine or toolroom lathesAutomatic lathes

Automatic lathes, multiple spindleBar (screw) machines

Other metal cutting type machine toolsMachining centers

Drill, mill, bore, vertical (automatic tool change)Y - axis travel 20 inches through 26 inchesY - axis travel over 26 inches

Drill, mill, bore, horizontal (automatic tool change)Y - axis travel less than 27 inchesY - axis travel 27 inches through 40 inches

Station type machinesDial or rotary, trunnion and center column

Other metal cutting machine toolsAll other metal cutting machine tools, n.e.c. valued at

$2500 each or moreSawing and cutoff machines

Band sawsAll other sawing and cutoff machines

Parts for metal cutting type machine tools, sold separately, andrebuilt machine tools

Parts for metal cutting type machine tools, sold separatelyMiscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Metal forming machine toolsPrimary products

Punching, bending, and forming machinesPunching machinery

Fixed position punching machinesShearing machinery

Plate shearing machineryBending and forming machinery

See footnotes at end of table.

3537-P3537-13537-1A3537-133537-1363537-1373537-1383537-1113537-1233537-163537-1653537-23537-S3537-SSS

3541-P3541-13541-23541-2B3541-2613541-261523541-3

3541-4

3541-4A

3541-4013541-4B3541-4093541-40919

3541-4923541-5

3541-519

3541-51911

3541-51912

3541-51913

3541-5283541-593541-59B3541-5923541-5943541-59423541-594283541-73541-713541-7143541-714073541-714093541-7163541-716113541-716133541-7323541-732313541-79

3541-79B3541-7943541-794593541-79461

3541-93541-9113541-M3541-S

3542-P3542-13542-1113542-111113542-1213542-121113542-131

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8308/8308/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

115.7113.9113.6111.7111.4104.1116.5125.0116.5113.6131.6127.4115.6129.0126.0

100.899.6

101.9

101.898.4

101.5

101.5

98.3

100.697.8

100.0

97.3

102.6

96.6

101.095.195.197.993.796.395.199.2

101.3100.0100.0100.0102.0100.0

(3)97.998.3

100.4

100.4101.0100.0103.4

101.2100.0109.6

111.0112.1109.2107.6108.5112.8102.3108.5

116.4114.7114.2112.0111.7104.8116.1125.6118.0114.8131.9128.0117.0130.1131.3

100.999.9

100.1100.599.799.599.5

102.9100.1

101.5

101.5

100.196.697.1

101.596.5

94.9

93.6

95.4

96.9

99.597.597.598.796.9

100.6100.498.398.399.097.7

100.097.892.4

100.097.9(3)99.6

99.7102.2101.6104.1

103.5100.0109.6

111.4112.6109.0108.1108.5112.3101.7108.1

117.5116.3116.3112.1111.8104.9116.1125.6118.6115.3131.9128.0117.0127.2127.4

101.9101.3100.1100.599.799.599.5

102.9100.4

103.0

103.0

100.396.697.1

101.598.4

93.6

98.8

96.9

99.899.899.898.7

100.3105.1106.398.699.698.698.497.999.996.2

100.097.9(3)99.6

99.7102.2101.6104.0

108.1100.0109.6

111.4112.6109.0108.1108.5112.3101.7108.1

0.91.31.8.1.1.100.5.4000

-2.2-3.0

1.01.4

000000.2

1.5

1.5

.200

01.9

.32.32.3

03.54.55.9.3

1.3-.4.7

-2.12.14.1

00

4.400

00000000

1.62.22.5

.5

.5

.8

.2

.5(3)1.5.3.5

1.3-2.2-3.0

1.01.6.9

1.02.0

1.5

1.5

2.0

-1.4

-3.8

0

.3

2.12.92.9

.94.05.1(3)-1.3

.1-.7

0-2.1

.5-3.8

-.71.2

6.700

.6

.71.9.30

8.6

1.62.22.4

.4

.3

.8-.3.6

(3)1.5.2.5

1.6-2.0-2.9

1.91.32.3

-.5-.51.02.2

2.2

1.0-1.5

-3.7

.6-.2-.2

-1.3

-1.6-1.2

-.50

-2.1-1.6-3.8

-.32.21.64.0

7.40

9.7

.81.02.5.50

10.52.1

.2

1.92.32.4

.10

-.30

1.11.51.52.8

.81.9-.6

-1.2

1.21.42.92.12.4

10.42.1

.1

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Industry and product1Industry

code

Index

rroaucicode

3542-131123542-131133542-131163542-23542-2113542-211113542-211123542-211133542-2123542-21212

3542-33542-3123542-312123542-31213

3542-43542-4133542-S3542-SSS3544-S

3544-P3544-13544-1A

3544-1173544-11702

3544-1183544-11802

3544-1193544-1B3544-1E3544-1F

3544-129

3544-129013544-129033544-1493544-14907

3544-1793544-179023544-23544-2M3544-2113544-2Q3544-2513544-251013544-25102

3544-2613544-261043544-M3544-S3544-SSS

3545-P

3545-1

3545-123545-1213545-12113545-121173545-12118

3545-121213545-133545-1333545-15

3545-1513545-1511

3545-1512

maexbase

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8108/8206/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

09/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

09/83

Oct.19832

109.7107.5107.1110.0110.4109.8109.9111.5109.0110.4

114.6115.2

(3)119.8

115.4107.4111.9103.1

107.8108.4110.2120.1

98.098.0

99.999.9

119.8106.8109.8103.9

106.1

114.494.8

110.6

106.9107.6104.4103.0103.0103.4103.4103.9ft

116.8104.1103.3101.5101.7

99.699.5

98.9

99.599.399.2

100.0ft

ft(3)(3)99.8

99.699.7

ft

Jan.19842

(3)107.5107.1110.2110.4109.8110.0111.5109.4110.8

115.4116.3ft

120.2

116.7107.5112.0103.1

108.1108.8110.7119.9

98.0(3)

100.5100.5

115.5107.5110.3104.3

106.8

(3)97.1

111.2

110.9112.0104.5102.9102.9103.8103.8104.6(3)

114.6104.1101.7101.6101.8

100.2100.1

99.7

100.5100.5100.1101.493.7

104.497.096.8

101.4

103.1104.1

99.1

Feb.19842

109.7107.5107.1110.2110.5109.8110.2111.5109.4110.8

115.4116.3ft

120.2

116.7107.5112.0103.1

109.7110.2112.8120.9

98.098.0

100.1100.1

132.5110.0110.3107.8

106.8

114.9ft

111.1

110.9112.0104.5102.9102.9103.9103.9104.7101.2

114.6(3)

107.1101.9102.1

100.2100.2

99.5

99.599.298.7

100.385.9

103.697.096.8

101.1

102.5103.7

97.4

Jan.1984

ft000.10.1000

00

ft0

0000

1.51.31.9.8

0(3)

-.4-.4

14.82.3

03.4

0

ftft

-.1

0.0000000

ft

0ft5.4

.3

.3

.1

.1

-.2

-1.1-1.3-1.5-1.1-8.3

-.700

-.3

-.6-.4

-1.6

Nov.1983

000.2.1.1.20.3.3

.7

.9ft

.4

00.1

ft

1.81.72.4

.8

00

.2ft

13.53.1

.53.9

.7

.1ft

.5

3.74.1

.100.1.1.1

ft

0ft4.4

.6ft

.3

.4

.2

-.1-.1-.6.3

-8.5

ft2.92.61.2

2.63.6

(3)

Aug.1983

000

-.6.2.2.20

-2.8-2.7

.81.2ft

.4

1.2-.9

-1.0ft

1.71.72.5

.9

00

.5

.5

14.83.2

.74.0

.9

.7ft

.7

3.74.1-.3.4.4

-1.1-1.1-1.5ft

3.0ft3.71.2ft

1.01.2

.8

.1-.1-.6.3

ft

ftftft

.4

.92.0

ft

Feb.1983

1.40

-.8.2.5.3

1.00

ftft

1.01.5ft

.7

1.50.3

ft

2.42.43.31.4

1.31.3

.5

.5

14.84.11.15.1

4.9

14.0ft

7.1

6.5ft

.3

.4

.4-.2-.2-.2

0

3.0ft3.71.2ft

ftft

ft

ftftftftft

ftftftft

ftft

ft

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Metal forming machine tools—ContinuedRolls: angles, bars and shapes bendingPress brakesOther bending and forming machinery

Mechanical and hydraulic pressesMechanical presses

Open inclinable presses, mechanicalVertical presses, mechanicalOther mechanical presses

Hydraulic pressesVertical single action hydraulic presses

Other metal forming machine tools and forging machines, exceptforging presses

Other metal forming machine toolsThread rolling machinesAll other metal forming machine tools

Rebuilt metal forming machine tools and parts for metal formingmachine tools

Parts for metal forming machine toolsSecondary products

Other secondary productsTools, dies, jigs and fixtures

Special dies and tools, die sets, jigs and industrial moldsPrimary products

Special dies and tools, die sets, jigs and fixturesJigs and fixtures, all types

All other jigs and fixtures (holding, positioning, layout,assembly), under 1,000 pounds

Other jigs and fixturesAll other jigs and fixtures (holding, positioning, layout,

assembly), 1,000 pounds and overOther jigs and fixtures

Standard catalog components and parts for jigs and fixtures,including drill bushings

DiesForming and drawing diesStamping dies, including lamination and blanking dies

All other stamping type dies (punch, trim, notch,perforate, etc.)

Progressive stamping dies, except high-speed steel andcarbide

Blanking type diesAll other dies

Other diesOther components and parts for dies, including standard

punches, springs, etcOther components and parts

Industrial moldsIndustrial molds for casting metals

Diecasting moldsIndustrial molds for plastic products

Injection molds for plastic productsFor 1,000,000 or more cyclesFor 50,000-999,999 cycles

All other molds made of metal (including molds for glass andother products) and mold bases

Other moldsMiscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Other secondary products

Machine tool accessoriesPrimary products

Small cutting tools for machine tools and metalworkingmachinery

Twist drills, gun drills, combined drills, countersinks andcounterbores

Twist drillsCarbon steel and high speed steel

1/2 inch and under diameter, straight shankOver 1/2 inch diameter, taper shank

Carbide, solid and tipped, excluding blanks and tips soldseparately and masonry drills

Reamers, all types, excluding gun reamersHigh speed steel, including blades sold separately

End mills and milling cuttersEnd mills, solid and tipped, die sinking contour, router,

tracer, hollow mills, etcHigh speed steelCarbide, solid and tipped, excluding blades sold

separately

3544

3545

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Machine tool accessories—ContinuedOther milling cutters

High speed steelSingle and double point tools and circular form tools

Circular form tools, including semifinished blanksSingle and double point tools

Other materialsThreading tools

Taps, excluding taps in threading sets and screw plates andinserted chaser types

High speed steelGround thread

Dies, with two or more thread-forming edges integral withthe body

Blanks, tips, and insertsMolded blanks and tips, including carbide, cast alloy, and

ceramicInserts, indexible, and throwaway types

CarbidePrecision groundPressed to size, including inserts with center holes and

with molded chip breakersOther types of cutting tools for machine tools, including

rotary burrs, files and spade drillsHigh speed steelCarbide, solid and tipped, excluding tips and blanks sold

separatelyPrecision measuring tools (inspection, quality control, tool

room, and machinists' tools)Pneumatic and electronic gauges (manual and automatic)Other machinists' precision tools, including dividers

Other attachments and accessories for machine tools andmetalworking machinery

Tool holdersTurning tool holders (mechanically clamping for inserts and

bits), except box toolsBoring bars and headsDrilling, reaming, and tapping chucksOther tool holders, including other chucks, drill heads,

tool posts, turrets, sleeves, etcWork holding devices

Other work holding and positioning devices, including vises,mandrels, clamps, stops, etc

Other attachments and accessories for machine tools andmetalworking machinery

Secondary products

Power driven hand toolsPrimary products

Power driven hand tools, electricHammers, percussion and rotary, without drill chuckImpact wrenchesOther elec.-powered hand tools; incl. shears & nibblers,

electric chain saws, hammer drillsParts, attachments and accessories for electric-powered hand

tools (sold separately)Drills: armature mounted primarily on sleeve bearings

Over 1/4 inch chuck size to under 1/2 inchDrills: armature mounted primarily on other than sleeve

bearingsOver 1/4 inch chuck size to under 1/2 inch

Grinders, polishers, and circular sanders except benchgrinders

Right angle grinders, polishers, and circular sandersSanders

BeltOscillating, reciprocating and vibrating

Circular saws: armature mounted primarily on other thansleeve bearings

Between 7 inch and 8 inch bladeSaws - jigs, saber, reciprocating

Armature mounted primarily on ball bearingsPower driven hand tools, pneumatic, hydraulic and powder

actuatedPercussion toolsDrills, screwdrivers, nutrunnersImpact wrenchesGrinders, polishers, sandersOther pneumatic powered hand tools include hydraulicParts, attachments, and accessories for pneumatic, hydraulic

and powder actuated toolsSecondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

3546

3545-1593545-159113545-163545-1613545-1623545-162683545-17

3545-1713545-17123545-17122

3545-1733545-18

3545-1813545-1823545-18213545-18213

3545-18214

3545-193545-194

3545-198

3545-23545-2713545-298

3545-33545-31

3545-3123545-3143545-317

3545-3183545-34

3545-349

3545-3983545-S

3546-P3546-13546-1243546-125

3546-135

3546-1363546-1813546-18103

3546-1823546-18207

3546-1833546-183263546-1843546-184333546-18434

3546-1853546-185163546-1863546-18618

3546-23546-2373546-2383546-2413546-2433546-249

3546-2513546-S

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8309/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

104.3

100.6

100.9100.9100.9

100.095.9

100.0100.0

100.0

100.9100.0

102.0

99.1

102.0101.0

100.0100.7100.0

103.6103.8

100.0100.0

117.1116.1111.5107.2126.1

123.8

110.5115.2114.3

109.1103.2

113.6119.3118.0120.4

114.3114.1105.7107.0

115.0(3)

117.5(3)

120.1120.3

116.2111.4

100.0100.0104.2103.1104.5102.0101.6

101.5101.5101.5

100.096.2

82.3

100.0100.0

100.0

101.2100.0

102.7

100.2100.0

102.2101.1

100.0100.7100.0

104.1103.8

101.0100.4

117.7116.0111.4107.2130.5

123.8

111.5118.2117.1

102.990.1

113.6120.4121.0119.8

115.5115.7100.7

116.8105.9117.3103.1122.5124.2

119.6112.0

100.0100.0104.2103.1104.5(3)

101.8

101.8101.8101.8

100.396.5

83.9

100.0100.0

100.0

100.9100.0

101.9

99.6100.2100.0

103.2101.1

99.9100.7100.0

104.1104.3

106.1100.4

119.0117.4111.4107.2130.5

123.8

111.5118.2117.1

102.990.1

120.4121.0119.8

100.7

119.5105.9121.3103.1124.4124.2

123.9114.5

-.40

000

1.00

-.100

0.5

5.00

1.11.2

000

2.30

3.40

1.60

3.62.2

0(3)-4.6

.8

.8

.9

.3

.6

1.9

00

0

0

-.1

.4

0

1.0.1

-.100

.4

.5

5.00

1.71.1-.1

03.4

2.52.5

-5.7-12.7

1.72.5

-6.0

4.2-2.04.3(3)3.93.2

6.73.0

4.2

1.2

1.9

-.1

3.21.1

4.14.3

4.3

2.01.4

.1-1.43.4

2.52.5

-5.2-11.8

2.82.53.0

-6.0

4.7-2.04.1(3)4.93.2

7.83.9

2.92.31.4.5

6.3

1.93.03.2

-5.0-11.3

3.73.14.3

1.8-2.04.6

3.2

5.4

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3547

3549

3551

3552

3553

Productcode

3547-P

3549-P3549-33549-363549-361

3549-369

3549-373549-3713549-371563549-3773549-3783549-43549-4223549-4293549-5

3549-5113549-5983549-M3549-Z893549-S

3551-P3551-13551-144

3551-1983551-23551-2413551-2613551-33551-313

3551-3583551-3833551-43551-4283551-4513551-4713551-4913551-M3551-Z893551-S

3552-P3552-13552-1163552-1853552-1873552-1993552-2

3552-2323552-241

3552-2713552-2993552-S

3553-P

3553-13553-1123553-162

3553-173

3553-175

3553-185

3553-187

3553-198

Indexbase

12/8112/81

06/8306/8306/8306/8308/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8310/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/80

12/80

12/80

12/80

Oct.19832

110.4112.4

100.1100.2100.0

(3)(3)

(3)

100.0100.0100.0

(3)100.0101.097.7101.999.9

100.099.8

(3)(3)99.9

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

119.5121.0122.5115.9110.2109.0112.9119.6

127.1114.3

119.1115.8102.2

105.8109.2

105.9106.6114.8

120.7

116.1

73.6

101.5

120.6

Jan.19842

110.4112.4

101.4101.8104.4104.9105.5

104.1

103.6103.9103.9104.3102.7102.099.1102.2101.0

103.1100.6100.0100.099.9

99.198.2100.0100.0

100.090.9100.7101.1100.9101.8

102.1100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0105.6

120.8121.5122.5115.9

(3)(3)

113.0120.5

127.9120.1

(3)115.8115.0

103.0106.1

106.0107.8107.6

120.7

114.0

73.6

102.4

125.4

Feb.19842

110.4112.4

101.6102.0104.4104.9105.5

104.1

103.6103.9103.9104.3102.7102.099.1102.2101.5

105.5100.5100.0100.099.9

100.6100.1102.3100.0

100.798.3102.6100.8101.0102.7

101.5100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0105.2

122.1123.0119.9115.9114.2109.0113.6126.1

127.9120.0

121.6115.8117.2

103.7106.9

107.1112.3107.6

118.4

114.0

73.6

102.4

124.6

Jan.1984

00

.1

.2000

0

00000000.5

2.3-.1000

1.51.92.30

.78.11.9-.3.1.8

-.5000.00000

-.3

1.11.2-2.20

(3)(3).54.6

00

(3)0

1.9

.7

.7

1.14.20

-1.9

0

0

0

-.6

Nov.1983

00

1.51.84.44.9

(3)

4.1

3.63.93.94.3

(3)1.01.5.21.6

(3).7

(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

1.21.2

-2.10

3.60.54.6

.12.9

2.10

3.7

-1.9-2.1

1.1

(3)-6.3

-1.9

-1.9

0

.9

3.3

Aug.1983

00

1.51.8

(3)(3)5.5

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)1.11.5.51.5

5.5.5

(3)(3)0

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

1.31.7

-2.20

3.60.45.7

.66.2

2.10

-.5

-1.8-1.9

1.45.4-4.8

-1.9

.5

0

.9

3.3

Feb.1983

1.01.5

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

5.05.13.6.93.9.82.16.6

.86.1

4.93.44.2

00

3.26.9-2.6

1.8

1.9

-4.5

-1.6

17.1

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Rolling mill machineryPrimary products

Metalworking machinery, not elsewhere classifiedPrimary products

Welding and cutting apparatus, except electricGas welding and cutting equipment

Torches, including welding torches and gas air torchesOther gas welding and cutting equipment, exclude pressure

containers, include kitsSpare parts, accessories, attachments, adaptors, etc., n.e.c,

sold separatelyTips

Cutting tipRegulators, gas pressureAll others

Automotive maintenance equipmentWheel balancersAll other automotive maintenance equipment

Other metalworking machineryMachines for weaving and wire fabricating and wire drawing

machines and draw benchesAll other metalworking machinery n.e.c

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Food products machineryPrimary products

Dairy and milk products machineryPasturizers and homogenizersOther dairy and milk machinery, includes separators and

sterilizing equipmentCommercial food products machinery

Other commercial food preparation machineryDough mixers

Industrial food products machineryMeat and poultry processing machineryOther industrial food products machinery, includes fish and

shellfish machineryParts and attachments for industrial food products machinery

Packing, packaging and bottling machineryForm fill and seal machineryFilling machineryCasing machineryParts for bottling and packaging machinery

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Textile machineryPrimary products :

Textile machineryCleaning, opening, and card room equipmentBleaching, dyeing, and finishing equipmentMachines for drying stocks, yarn, and clothOther textile machinery

Parts and attachments for textile machineryParts and attachments for other fiber to fabric and fabric

machineryParts and attachments for power loomsParts and attachments for bleaching, dyeing and finishing

machineryParts and attachments for other textile machinery

Secondary products

Woodworking machineryPrimary products

Woodworking machinery, excluding home workshop andpower-driven handtools

Sawmill equipmentSawing machines, except sawmill equipmentStraight-line machinery, including jointers, moulders,

planers, sanders, surfacers, etcBoring machinery, carving machinery, dovetailers, mortisers,

routers, shapers, and tenonersParts, attachments and accessories: cutting tools other than

saw bladesAll other parts, attachments, and accessories, excluding saw

bladesOther woodworking machinery, including lathes, drilling

machines, jointers, planers, etc

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Woodworking machinery—ContinuedWoodworking machinery designed primarily for home workshops

Other woodworking machinery designed primarily for homeworkshops

Secondary products

Paper industries machineryPrimary products

Wood preparation equipmentBarkers, chippers, knotters, splitters, chipscreens, etcParts and attachments for wood preparation equipment (sold

separately)Papermill machinery

Paper machinesPapermaking machines, headbox to reel

Parts and attachments for papermill machinery (soldseparately)

Paper and paperboard converting equipmentBagmaking machines, including shipping sack machines and

envelope making machinesCorrugated boxmaking machines, including corrugatorsOther converting equipment, including drum, can, and tube

making machinesParts and attachments for converting equipment (sold

separately)Rebuilt pulp and paper industries machinery

Other rebuilt pulp and paper industries machineryMiscellaneous receipts

Contract work and other miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Printing trades machineryPrimary products

Lithograpic printing pressBusiness forms presses, web-fed

Other printing trades machineryRoll covering, rubber and plastics, graphic artsLithographic platesParts, attachments and accessories for printing presses, sold

separatelyParts, attachments and accessories for other machinery and

equipment, sold separatelyOther printing machinery and equipment, including platens

Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Other special industry machineryPrimary products

Chemical machinery and partsChemical mixers ;Other chemical machinery

Foundry machinery and parts iMolding machineryOther foundry machinery, parts and flasks

Plastic working machineryExtrusion machineryInjection molding machineryBlow molding machineryOther plastic machinery and parts

Rubber working machineryTire recapping and repairing machineryOther rubber working machinery (includes mixers) and parts ....

Other special industry machinery, n.e.cConcrete machinery and partsBottle forming, glassmaking machinery, and partsShoemaking machinery, partsCotton ginning machinery, partsMetal cleaning, degreasing machinery, partsOther machinery, parts

Stoneworking machinery, partsOther machinery, parts (includes optical lens machinery)

Secondary products

Pumps and pumping equipmentPrimary products

Industrial pumps, except hydraulic fluid power pumpsReciprocating pumps

Power-operated, other than steamTurbine pumps, vertical, including deep well

Other than submersible16 inch diameter bowl size and under

Centrifugal pumps

See footnotes at end of table.

3554

3555

3559

3561

3553-2

3553-2983553-S

3554-P3554-13554-111

3554-1813554-33554-3423554-34247

3554-3813554-4

3554-4513554-453

3554-459

3554-4813554-63554-6753554-M3554-XY93554-S

3555-P3555-13555-1333555-53555-5723555-577

3555-583

3555-5893555-5983555-M3555-S

3559-P3559-13559-1123559-1153559-23559-2223559-2993559-33559-3333559-3513559-3613559-3993559-43559-4713559-4983559-53559-5463559-5523559-5623559-5733559-5813559-5893559-589133559-589183559-S

3561-P3561-13561-113561-1133561-123561-1293561-129093561-13

12/80

12/8012/80

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8104/8212/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

115.9

118.9106.7

104.6104.2101.9103.0

106.9112.3101.9

100.1105.6

103.2105.4

106.2

108.3100.0100.0104.7105.2106.6

103.5104.3111.0129.2101.5102.6

100.3

103.1101.199.895.9

109.1108.0108.298.6

106.8108.1104.4109.2106.2112.1

103.5105.0(3)

105.9109.1103.8116.5104.4114.7111.9107.4109.8109.3106.7

106.4

118.9107.1

106.0105.6103.1104.7

100.0107.0112.3101.9

100.6107.2

103.2

106.6

112.5100.8100.8108.8105.2106.2

104.8105.2112.3135.9102.6102.6

102.3

103.2103.1104.396.0

110.1109.2109.498.6

108.2109.2108.7109.3107.9111.8

104.3104.9

(3)105.7110.2102.4117.8104.2114.7112.9108.9110.1110.4107.1

99.7100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.1

106.4

118.9107.1

105.7105.3103.1

ft

107.0112.3101.9

100.6107.2

103.2

106.7

112.4100.5100.5108.7105.2106.1

103.9104.2108.4115.7102.9102.6

103.1

103.2103.2103.497.3

111.2110.5109.498.6

108.0112.4108.7113.5108.1111.8108.6

(3)106.1104.9(3)

105.7112.1103.4117.8105.8116.2114.1111.7113.4111.5107.3

100.9100.9100.6104.8104.8100.0100.0100.0100.1

00

-.2-.3

0ft

00

-.1

00

-.1-.3-.3

00

-.1

-.9-1.0-3.5

-14.9.30

ft.8

0.1

-.81.3

1.01.2

00

-.23.0

03.8

.20

ft(3)1.8

0(3)

01.81.0

01.51.31.12.53.01.0.2

1.01.2.5

4.84.8

0000

-8.3

0ft1.11.1.6

ft

ft.20.1

.51.5

ft

3.8.5.5

3.80

-.5

.2-.3

-3.0-12.8

1.40

ft2.9

.11.43.71.2

1.82.31.1

01.14.43.04.71.6.2

1.7ftft

.1

ft.1

2.7-.61.11.31.3ft3.83.21.1

ft

()ft3

ft

ftft

1.41.53.1ft

ft.7.9

2.8

.51.9

3.9.5.5

3.80

-.5

.3-.2

-2.9-12.5

1.50

ft.1

2.13.73.5

2.32.81.1

01.15.64.45.92.1

.81.7ftft

.6ftft3.3-.41.11.31.3ft4.53.24.3

.2

ftftftftftftftftft

ft

ft0.3

2.32.33.1ft

ft.6.9

2.9

.53.7

1.4ft2.8

5.1ftft4.3

.91.4

1.91.7.6

ft2.72.6

ft3.1

3.22.03.6

0

4.33.91.4

-2.81.16.15.76.22.9

.82.9

ftft

.9

ft.9

4.9-1.53.81.53.26.96.38.37.35.6

ftftftftftftftftft

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Pumps and pumping equipment—ContinuedSingle stage, single suction, close coupled

2 inch and 2 1/2 inch discharge outletSingle stage, single suction, frame mountedSingle stage, double suctionSubmersible centrifugal pumps (except submersible sump

pumps)Rotary pumps

100 p.s.i. and under, designed pressure101-250 p.s.i., designed pressure

11-99 g.p.m., designed capacityDiaphragm pumps, all sizes

Hydraulic fluid power pumpsGear type

ExternalAxial piston

VariableDomestic water systems and sump pumps

Domestic water systemsJet pump and convertible jet pump systemsSubmersible pump systems, 5 hp and under

Oil-well and oil-field pumps and other pumpsOther pumps (except automotive) such as oil burner,

appliance, fire engine, etcParts and attachments for pumps and pumping equipment,

excluding compressorsParts and attachments for pumps and pumping equipment,

excluding compressorsMiscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsValves and pipe fittingsOther secondary products..

Ball and roller bearingsPrimary products

Ball bearings, completeSingle row max. capacity ball bearings: annular, including

self-aligning: ground or precisionOther regular single row conrad ball bearings: annular,

including self-aligningOver 30 mm. O.D. to 52 mm. O.D.; ground or precisionOver 52 mm. O.D. to 100 mm. O.D.; ground or precision ...Over 100 mm. O.D.; ground or precision

Other precision (ABEC 5 + up) single row conrad ballbearings: annular, including self-aligning

9 mm. O.D. thru 30 mm. O.D.; ground or precisionAll other ground or precision bearings (ABEC 1 and up)Unground, including self-aligning (less than ABEC 1)Thrust ball bearings

Ground thrust ball bearingsOther ball bearings

Taper (including thrust) roller bearings, completeTaper roller bearings, complete, including finished cups and

cones shipped separatelyRoller bearings, except taper, complete

Cylindrical roller bearingsRegular cylindrical roller bearings (ABEC 1 and 3)

Needle roller bearingsOther roller bearings

Mounted bearings, except plainMounted ball bearings, unit and/or split mounted

Ball and roller bearing parts and components, including ballsand rollers sold separately

BallsOther antifriction ball bearing components and partsOther antifriction roller bearing components and parts

Secondary products

3562

Fans And BlowersPrimary products

Centrifugal blowers and fansClasses I and II fans (over 1.5 inches to 6.75 inches max.

total pressure)Industrial fans, excluding blowers

Propeller fans and accessories, axial fans, and power roofventilators

Axial fansAxial fans, directly connected to driver

Dust collection and other air purification equip, for heat,ventil., and air cond. systems

3564

3561-1313561-131153561-1323561-133

3561-1363561-143561-1413561-1423561-142753561-1813561-23561-2813561-281033561-2853561-285123561-33561-3123561-312133561-31225

3561-5

3561-597

3561-6

3561-6133561 -M3561-Z893561-S3494-S3561-SSS

3562-P3562-1

3562-114

3562-1223562-122043562-122053562-12207

3562-1233562-123093562-1243562-1253562-1313562-131333562-1513562-2

3562-2313562-33562-3013562-301113562-3413562-3983562-43562-417

3562-93562-9113562-9213562-9413562-S

3564-P3564-3

3564-3193564-324

3564-43564-4133564-41311

3564-5

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

100.5100.5100.9

100.0

101.3102.6100.0101.9

103.0105.4

(3)100.097.297.2

102.8100.0

100.0101.1100.0100.0100.0107.4101.9101.9

98.497.9

100.0(3)

100.0

100.3101.9100.0100.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.098.395.6

100.3

100.0

101.2103.5100.0100.0

99.6

100.0100.0100.6100.0100.9

101.7101.8104.4

102.1

105.999.5

104.4103.7

103.0105.4

(3)100.0109.9109.9102.8100.0

100.0101.1100.0100.0100.0107.0104.3104.3

98.197.9

100.0(3)

100.0

101.1100.2100.0

99.699.499.2

100.3101.9100.0100.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.098.395.6

100.3

100.0

101.7102.1101.6104.9

100.0

101.1

101.1100.8101.1100.8100.0101.2

101.7101.7104.3

102.1

105.899.2

104.4103.7

103.0105.4

(3)100.0109.0109.0102.8100.0

100.0101.1100.0100.0100.0107.0104.3104.3

98.197.9

100.0(3)

100.3

102.8102.3100.0

100.0100.0

107.9112.5116.0

.5-1.4

1.64.9

1.5

1.5.8

1.1.20.3

00

-.1

-.1-.3

00

00

(3)0

-.8-.8

00

00000000

000

1.72.0

0

8.413.216.9

()O

0.8.8

2.1

2.7-3.3

00

00

(3)0

12.112.1

00

00000

-.32.32.3

-.6(3)

0(3)

.3

1.51.54.0

5.3-.84.43.6

2.42.9

08.38.32.8

0

0.5000.1

4.34.3

-1.9

0

.3

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Fans And Blowers—ContinuedAir filters for air conditioners and furnaces, of 2400 cfm and

underDust collection and other air purification equip, for industrial

gas cleaning systemsOther equipment

Speed changers, drives, and gearsPrimary products

Mechanical-variable speed changers, excluding electric motorIndustrial high speed drives, fixed ratioSpeed reducers, fixed ratio, enclosed, except gear motors

Worm gear reducers3-inch to 5.99-inch centersBelow 3-inch centers

Helical, herringbone, spur and spiral bevel reducers15-inch low-speed centers and below

Shaft mounted reducers and screw conveyor drivesHollow shaft diameter, 2-1/2 inches and below

Gear motorsHelical, herringbone, spur, or spiral bevel gear motors,

including scoop-mounted unitsLoose gears, pinions, and racks excluding spare parts for

reducersCoarse pitch (below 19.9 diametral pitch)

Helical, herringbone, and spur gears24 inches and belowAbove 24 inches diameter through 72 inches diameter

Others, including bevel gears and racksFine pitch (19.99 diametral pitch and finer)

Parts and components for speed changers, drives, and gearsSecondary products

Other secondary products

Industrial process furnaces and ovensPrimary products

Electric industrial furnaces and ovens, excluding induction anddielectric

Electric metal processing industrial furnaces and ovensElectric metal heat-treating furnaces

Electric nonmetallic processing industrial furnaces and ovens ..Excluding wood, cement and chemical processing kilns, but

including other kilns and lehrsElectric nonmetallic processing ovens

Fuel-fired industrial furnaces and ovens, oil or gasFuel-fired metal processing industrial furnaces and ovens

Fuel-fired metal heat-treating furnacesOpen-fired heat-treating furnacesAtmosphere controlled heat-treating furnaces

Fuel-fired industrial ovens for metal processingContinuous fuel-fired ovens for metal processing

High frequency induction and dielectric furnaces and heatingequipment

Metal melting line type induction furnacesMetal melting line type induction furnaces, ferrous

Other electric heating units for industrial use and all parts,attachments, and components

Tubular heatersOther industrial electric heating units, including strip,

space, ring & inmmersion heatersParts, attachments and components for industrial furnaces and

ovens and heating unitsSecondary products

Other secondary products

Scales and balances except laboratoryPrimary products

Motor truck scalesIndustrial scales

Bench and portable scalesFloor scalesMiscellaneous industrial scales, incl. crane, suspension,

tank, hopper, & conveyorCommercial, retail scales

Miscellaneous retail - commercial scales inclu.: non-computingcounter, egg-grading & hanging

Personal, household scalesPerson-weighing scales and miscellaneous household scales ...

Mailing scalesAccessories and attachments for scales and balancesParts for scales and balancesSecondary products

See footnotes at end of table.

3566

3567

3576

3564-543

3564-63564-66216

3566-P3566-1113566-1213566-23566-213566-2183566-2193566-223566-2283566-233566-2353566-3

3566-34

3566-43566-4113566-41143566-411423566-411433566-41163566-4213566-5513566-S3566-SSS

3567-P

3567-13567-1A3567-1213567-1B

3567-1713567-171023567-23567-2A3567-2213567-221013567-221023567-2413567-24102

3567-43567-4173567-41701

3567-53567-551

3567-559

3567-5913567-S3567-SSS

3576-P3576-13576-33576-3213576-323

3576-3293576-4

3576-4353576-53576-5453576-63576-73576-83576-S

12/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

112.3110.7

117.4118.4108.2

106.8111.9104.3104.4100.6124.093.9

109.5

114.8110.2109.5

110.9114.7

112.9

107.3119.9121.4

105.8106.3106.6104.6114.5107.4

95.0

110.1125.0128.2105.7107.9107.195.9

101.9

100.0

100.5100.5104.2101.3100.0100.1100.1100.1100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0(3)

100.0100.0100.1100.6101.0

113.2111.7

118.9119.9112.0

107.8113.4105.3105.7101.1124.094.6

111.8

115.7111.5110.8

111.9

114.8

107.6119.4120.8

105.5105.9106.6104.6113.5107.4

95.0

110.1125.4128.2105.798.9

107.195.9

101.9

100.0

100.5100.4103.6101.3100.199.899.3

100.1100.0100.0100.9101.1100.0

100.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.1100.6101.0

113.3111.7

118.9119.9112.0

107.8113.4105.6105.8101.1124.094.6

112.0

116.0111.7110.9

111.5

114.5

107.1119.4120.8

106.4106.9108.1106.4117.8112.5

94.594.1

110.1125.3128.2105.7103.2107.195.9

00

-.60.1

-.2-.8

000.9

1.10

-.500

.8

.91.41.73.84.8

0-.1

00

4.400

0.6

.9

.92.3

1.2.3.100.1

1.11.21.1

-.2.2.3

.5

.51.41.73.74.8

-.6

0.200

-4.300

2.82.7

6.57.03.5

1.21.71.31.5.60

2.6

1.51.61.5

-.21.81.9

.3

.31.41.73.74.8

-.6-.9

0.20

-7.9-4.3

00

4.34.4

7.58.06.1

1.62.32.11.5

-1.320.2

5.1

2.82.41.9

-.11.81.9

1.51.52.53.35.26.9

3.0

02.31.3

-2.6-3.5-.2.2

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Automatic merchandising machinesPrimary products

Automatic merchandising machines, coin-operated, excludingparts

Vending machines for beveragesSoft drink

Vending machines for confections and foodAll other vending machines

Coin-operated mechanisms and other parts for automaticmerchandising machines

Coin-operated mechanisms (for sale separately)Coin acceptors/rejectors

Parts for automatic merchandising machines, exceptcoin-operated mechanisms

Miscellaneous receiptsSecondary products

Commerical laundry equipmentPrimary products

Laundry equipmentWasher-extractors combinations

Other than coin-operatedOther commercial laundry equipmentCommerical laundry equipment parts, attachments, and

accessoriesDry cleaning equipmentSecondary products

Refrigeration and heating equipmentPrimary products

Heat transfer equipment, except room and unitary air cond. anddehumidifiers

Central station air conditioning units, motor driven fan typeAir-cooled refrigerant condensers remote typeShell-and: tube, coil, u-tube; and tube-in-tube liquid coolersUnit coolers (refrigeration)

Ceiling and wall-mounted typesFinned coils, air-conditioning and refrigeration typeCoil sales by oem for resale or assembly into equip, by other

manuf. (all types)Centrifugal liquid chilling packages

Hermetic typeMobile vehicle refrigeration systemsMobile vehicle mechanical air conditioning systems

For passenger automobiles and light trucks and vansSub-compact to compact automobiles

Icemaking machinesSelf-contained

Ice-cube makersFlake and chip machines

Not self-containedReciprocating liquid chilling packagesFactory-fabricated water-cooling towers

Unitary air conditionersAir conditioners, except window and wall types

Single package (with or without evaporator fan)Horizontal

Under 54,000 btu/hr54,000 btu/hr and over

Year-round air conditioners, single packages and remotecondenser types, except heat pumps

Under 44,000 btu/hr44,000 to 134,999 btu/hr

Heat pumps, except room air conditionersSingle packageSplit system

Split system air conditioning unitsAir conditioning condensing units

27,000 to 32.999 btu/hr33,000 to 38,999 btu/hr

Commerical refrigeration equipmentRefrigerated enclosures, include self-contained units, remote

units w/wo cond. unitsReach-in refrig. and reach-in vert, display cabinets, with

solid or glazed doorsFor normal temp, application, i.e., not intended for

frozen foods, ice cream, etcFor low temperature application

Sectional coolers or cooling rooms of the prefabricated(factory produced) type

Display cases for meats, dairy products, produce, otherperishables, normal temp

See footnotes at end of table.

3581

3582

3585

3581-P

3581-13581-113581-1153581-123581-13

3581-23581-2513581-25102

3581-2693581 -M3581-S

3582-P3582-13582-1133582-113123582-117

3582-1183582-23582-S

3585-P

3585-13585-1123585-1323585-136

,3585-1413585-141013585-142

3585-1433585-1543585-154013585-1563585-1613585-16113585-161113585-1753585-17513585-175113585-175123585-17523585-1853585-1963585-23585-213585-2113585-21113585-211143585-21115

3585-253585-2523585-2573585-263585-2653585-2663585-293585-2953585-295733585-29574

3585-3

3585-31

3585-3113585-311153585-31118

3585-312

3585-313

06/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8201/8412/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

102.8103.2

102.7102.9100.5101.0105.0

104.9108.8108.4

93.3101.6

102.0102.4102.299.999.9

100.0

102.0103.199.6

101.6101.7

101.1101.9101.1100.8

102.7100.0

103.699.798.9

100.9100.6100.9ft

101.0100.8100.6101.4100.2102.8

ft102.7107.2107.2108.2105.8ft

102.0103.4101.7103.9101.6105.5

101.099.4

100.0

101.6

102.2

104.2104.5103.9

100.5

104.0

103.4104.1

102.7102.9100.5101.0105.0

108.9113.5111.1

95.4101.694.9

102.2102.4102.199.999.9

100.2

102.0104.0100.7

102.4102.5

101.8103.5101.1102.6

102.7100.0

105.3101.7100.5106.1100.0100.2104.3101.0100.8100.6101.4100.2106.6100.0102.6111.3111.3113.2108.7ft

102.3104.6101.4101.5101.6101.4

100.197.599.9

101.8

101.6

103.8

103.8103.9

100.6

101.5

103.2104.1

102.7102.9100.5101.0105.0

108.9113.5111.1

95.4101.691.8

104.5102.8102.5

100.2

98.6104.0114.9

102.6102.8

101.8103.5101.1102.6

102.7100.0

104.3102.3101.3

ft100.1100.4

ft101.7101.5101.3102.2100.1106.5

ft103.0109.5109.5111.1105.1120.0102.1104.6100.9105.4102.1107.5

100.197.699.9

103.7

103.5

105.6105.9105.3

104.4

102.1

-0.20

00000

000

00

-3.3

2.3.3.40.00

-3.30

14.2

.2

.2

0-.1

00

00

-.9.7.8

ft.1.1

ft.7.7.6.800

ft.4

-1.6-1.6-1.9-3.3ft

-.20

-.53.8

.56.0

0.10

1.9

1.9

1.82.11.4

3.8

.5

0.3.7

00000

3.34.32.5

00

-6.7

2.4.2.300.2

-3.30

ft

.9

.9

1.11.6

01.7

00

.71.9ft

.9ft

.7

.7ft

.80.7

ft-.1.5.5.5

-2.14.3

-.1

ft-1.2

1.3.5

1.8

-1.8-.22.5

2.0

1.9

2.31.4

3.8

.5

-0.1.3

.4

.5

.5

.20

-.24.32.5

-13.40

-6.7

2.7.6.300.2

-3.31.9

15.3

1.0.7

01.6

01.7

00

.73.23.0

ft-1.8-2.1ft

.7

.7

.6

.80

3.7ft

.11.81.82.2

-1.37.21.12.5

.81.2.7

1.5

-1.2-2.3

-.6

2.7

2.2

2.53.41.3

3.6

1.0

0.4

1.1.60.2

5.0

-.24.32.5

-13.41.6

-6.7

3.21.4.7

-.1-.1.2

-3.34.0

14.3

1.91.9

-.3.4

1.12.6

2.70

-.21.9.7

ft-1.4-1.6ft

.7

.7

.6

.80

ftft3.1

11.511.513.57.6ft

2.63.43.15.11.57.5

-.3-3.4-.1

3.6

3.4

5.2

5.74.7

4.4

2.8

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Refrigeration and heating equipment—ContinuedClosedOpen, self-service

MUllI IGVQIDisplay cases and cabinets for frozen foods, ice cream,

etc., except coin operatedMechanical drinking water coolersMechanical beverage cooling and dispensing equipment

except coin-operatedBulk beverage dispensers, including malt dispensers and

pre-cooler cabinetsOther commerical refrig., retarders, egg refrig., envir.

control equip., etcCompressors and compressor units, all refrigerants

10 hp and under, hermetic type motor compressors2.5 hp and under3 hp to 10 hp

Over 10 hp (open and hermetic types)Auto air conditioning compressors

Open type, with or without motorCondensing units, all refrigerants except ammonia

Air-cooledHermetic type under 15 hp

1 1/4 hp to 3 hpOver 3 hp but under 15 hp

Water and air-cooled, open and hermetic type, 15 hp and overRoom air conditioners and dehumidifiers

Room air conditionersRefrigeration and a/c equip, n.e.c, including soda fountain and

beer dispensing equipSoda fountain equipmentEvaporative air coolersOther refrigeration machinery and air conditioning equipment ...Other components and accessories for air conditioning and

refrigeration equipmentWarm air furnaces, except floor and wall; and parts and

attachmentsForced-air type furnaces (cast iron and steel)

GasMiscellaneous receipts

ResalesSecondary products

Other secondary productsMobile vehicle parts and accessories

Service industry machineryPrimary products

Commercial cooking and food warming equipmentNonelectric commercial cooking and food warming equipment .

Other commercial cooking equipment (except electric)Electric and microwave commercial cooking and food warming

equipmentCommercial food warming equipment, including hot food

server units and steam tablesOther commercial cooking equipment (electric)

Coffee makers, coffee urnsService industry machines and parts

Water softeners and conditionersWater conditioners other than water softeners

Floor maintenance machinery, commercial and industrialFloor scrubbing and sanding machines, commercial typeFloor waxing and polishing machines, commercial and

industrial typeCommercial carpet cleaners and shampooers

Sewage purification equipmentClarifierPump station

Commercial car washing machineryGarbage and trash compactors, commercial and industrialOther industrial and commercial service machines

All other industrial and commercial service machinesParts and accessories for service industry machines

Commercial and industrial vacuum cleanersPortable, including parts

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Carburetors, pistons, piston rings, and valvesPrimary products

CarburetorsCarburetors, new

See footnotes at end of table.

3589

3592

3585-31313585-31323585-31328

3585-3143585-343

3585-361

3585-36157

3585-397

3585-43585-4123585-412113585-412363585-4143565-4183585-418593585-53585-513585-5123585-512053585-512093585-5693585-63585-612

3585-73585-7113585-7943585-796

3585-798

3585-83585-8113585-811073585-M3585-Z893585-S3585-SSS3714-S

3589-P3589-13589-113589-119

3589-16

3589-1653589-1673589-167213589-23589-223589-2273589-233589-232

3589-2353589-2373589-2813589-281133589-281163589-2823589-2833589-2923589-292293589-2933589-33589-3113589-M3589-Z893589-S

3592-P3592-13592-1A

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8202/8302/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

100.3104.6ft

100.7100.0

100.3

99.0100.3100.6ft

101.699.5ftft

101.2101.5101.4ft

102.3100.0

105.4

102.1100.6ft

101.2

102.6

101.7101.8101.1105.8103.997.797.6

ft105.5106.0105.6105.3

105.8

105.5105.3101.5106.4108.4103.0104.0102.2

ft103.7107.8107.4107.2

(3)107.2108.9112.4104.8103.2103.8100.5100.7103.9

103.7104.1102.4102.5

103.5101.2ft

100.7105.2

101.5

100.4100.7101.7ftft99.6

ftft

101.2101.5101.4ft

102.3100.0107.6

105.6103.7ft

101.3

107.2

104.0104.4103.2106.3104.698.699.098.1

106.2106.1105.9105.3

106.4

108.1105.5ft

106.5108.8103.7104.5104.1

ft103.7107.8ft

107.2101.8107.7108.6110.8104.8103.7104.4109.9112.5104.4

105.0104.8102.8102.8

103.5101.8

101.4103.5

106.6

102.4100.3101.0ft

102.899.699.599.5

101.3101.6101.5ft

102.7100.0

107.6

105.7103.7ft

101.4

107.4

104.6105.1104.1106.3104.798.398.5ft

106.7106.6105.8105.3ft

106.1

106.6105.5(3)

107.1109.3104.7105.0106.3

105.0ft

108.1ft

107.5

ft107.7108.9111.8104.8105.4106.5109.9112.5105.0

105.0104.8102.8102.8

0.6

ft

.7-1.6

5.1

2.0-.4-.7

ftft

0ftft

.1

.1

.1ft

.40

.10

ft

.6

.7

.900

-.3-.5

.5

.5-.2

0

-.3

-1.40

ft.6.5.9.5

2.1

ftft

.2ft

.3ft

0.2.90

1.72.0

00.6

0000

3.20

ft

.73.3

6.3

3.40.4

ft1.1.1

ftft

.1

.1

.1ftft

0

3.33.0ftft4.3

2.93.12.9

.9(3)

.61.1ft1.2.6.20

ft

1.0.2

ft.7.8

ft.5

2.1

ft.5.2.9

2.22.69.3ft1.4

1.1.6.2.3

3.2.6

ft

.73.5

6.3

3.40.2

ft.7

1.4ftft

.1

.1

.1ft

.40

.9

3.03.0ft

.2

3.9

2.52.82.55.02.8

.7

.9

ft1.61.1.5.7

1.0.2

ft1.2.8

1.6.8

ftft2.8ft2.1ft

.70

-.30

2.22.69.3

11.71.6

ft

3.52.7

.73.5

5.8

6.6

2.4.3

1.0ftft-.4-.5-.51.11.31.3ft1.9

6.6

3.1ftft

3.9

3.84.13.05.43.4

-1.1-.6

ft3.83.71.63.1ft

1.9.5

(3)4.4

11.614.9

1.74.6

ftft4.1ft3.3

ft.9

4.33.4(3)3.94.79.6

12.01.8

4.34.3

M3)

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3612

3621

3631

Productcode

3592-1113592-111023592-23592-2B3592-2483592-2513592-251023592-2493592-255

3592-255023592-2573592-S3714-S

3612-P3612-13612-1013612-101113612-101123612-23612-2013612-20121

3612-2023612-33612-3013612-3023612-4

3612-4013612-4023612-404

3612-4063612-S

3621 -P3621-13621-1113621-1153621-173621-1713621-1723621-183621-1813621-1823621-182013621-182023621-1833621-183013621-18302

3621-23621-213621-2233621-223013621-73621-71

3621-7533621-83621-9113621-S3621-SSS

3631-P

3631-13631-1A3631-1113631-1123631-112013631-1B3631-1213631-211133631-12123631-1C

Indexbase

12/8205/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8106/81

06/8106/8108/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

Oct.19832

101.6101.9101.8102.199.098.898.8

103.1102.1

102.1107.5102.6104.3

108.2107.5

114.2111.7115.299.3

110.4115.2

92.1108.1106.8108.2108.1

108.8105.8106.6

108.6119.4

103.1103.4101.7100.1100.099.699.0

100.0103.199.6

100.3100.4100.0104.1100.0104.9

106.6107.9108.7111.2

100.7

100.6101.5ft

100.8101.0

109.8110.4

109.6119.5114.3119.6119.6115.4116.0123.3113.895.4

Jan.19842

101.9101.9103.6102.599.098.898.8

103.6102.6

102.6108.0106.6104.3

108.1107.5

114.9112.6115.497.1

110.1114.1

88.8112.3111.5112.4108.3

108.7106.2106.5

109.8116.7

103.6103.9102.4100.2101.2100.099.8

100.2104.099.9

100.7101.0100.2105.2100.2106.2

106.7108.7109.8112.5

101.1

101.0103.5101.0101.2101.0

110.9111.3

109.7121.6118.6121.5121.5116.0116.0123.3116.195.4

Feb.19842

101.9101.9103.7102.799.499.499.4

103.7102.7

102.7108.0106.7104.5

105.5105.2

112.9109.1114.790.4

110.6115.7

77.5112.3111.5112.4110.1

111.2106.2112.3

110.8(3)

103.7104.0102.4100.3101.2100.099.7

100.3104.1

(3)100.5101.099.8

105.3100.8106.2

106.9108.8109.9112.7

101.1

101.0102.3102.5101.2100.6

111.4111.8

110.4122.9117.6123.0123.0117.1117.5123.9116.295.4

Jan.1984

00.1.2.5.5.5.1.1

.1

.0

.1

.2

-2.3-2.2

-1.7-3.1

-.6-6.9

.51.5

-12.8000

1.6

2.20

5.5

1.0ft

.1

.10000

-.1.10

ft-.2

0-.4.1.60

.2

.1

.1

.2

0

0-1.2

1.50

-.4

.4

.4

.61.1-.81.21.2.9

1.3.50

-.1

Nov.1983

0.30

1.7.2.5.5.5.2.1

.1

.53.5

.2

-2.5-2.4

-1.7-3.1-.5

-8.9.3.8

-15.93.94.43.81.7

2.3.5

5.6

.3(3)

.5

.5

.7-.11.2-.2ft

.31.0ft

.7

.51.01.2.8

1.3

.2

.2

.2

.3

.3

(3).8

1.5.4

-.5

1.31.0

.62.2(3)2.12.11.51.3.5

2.0.2

Aug.1983

(3)(3)2.41.3.5.5.5

1.61.8

1.8.5

4.0.2

-3.4-3.4

-.8-2.2

-.1-13.8

.41.2

-23.76.15.86.12.2

2.4.3

5.8

4.2ft

.7

.7

.7

.11.2.1

-.1.3

1.0ft

.3

.7-.21.2.8

1.3

.4

.91.31.6

.6

.71.5ft

.3-.6

1.21.0

.52.22.52.22.21.51.3.5

2.0-.1

Feb.1983

(3)(3)2.1

.4(3)(3)(3)

.7-.6

-.66.84.91.5

-2.5-2.6

.3-1.2

.8-14.1

.62.0

-24.26.16.16.24.6

3.03.55.7

4.3(3)

ft(3)ftftftftftftftftft(3)ftftftft

ftft(3)ft

ft

ftftftftft

1.82.0

1.54.14.54.14.13.03.33.02.3-.3

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Carburetors, pistons, piston rings, and valves—ContinuedCarburetors for motor vehicles

Carburetors for motor vehicles-OEMPistons and piston rings

Piston rings, all typesPiston rings, oil type

Piston rings, oil type for motor vehicle usePiston rings, oil type for motor vehicle use-OEM

Piston rings, compression typePiston rings, compression type for motor vehicle use .

Piston rings, compression type for motor vehicleuse-OEM

Piston rings, compression type for all other usesSecondary products

Motor vehicle parts and accessories

TransformersPrimary products

Distribution transformersLiquid immersed

Pole type, 500 KVA or less, single phasePad mount, 500 KVA or less, single phase

Power transformersSmall power transformers, one and three phase

501-2500 KVA, liquid immersedLarge power transformers, one and three phase, liquid

immersedFluorescent lamp ballasts

Unconnected power factor typeCorrected power factor type

Specialty and all other transformersOpen core and coil, and all units end-bell enclosed, 250 KVA

and lessHigh intensity discharge lamp transformersGeneral purpose, one and three phaseAll other transformers including luminous tube and ignition,

and saturable core reactorsSecondary products

Electric motors and generatorsPrimary products

Fractional horsepower motors and generatorsAutomobile accessory motorsUniversal motors (cased)Universal motors and generators.D.C

Case diameter, up to 3 inchesCase diameter: 3 inches to 9 inches

Universal motors, A.CSkeleton type shaded pole motorsConventional type shaded pole motors

Case diameter: up to 3 3/4 inchesCase diameter: 3 3/4 inches to 9 inches

Other A.C. motors, excluding clock typeCase diameter: up to 5 3/8 inchesCase diameter: 5 3/8 inches to 9 inches

Integral horsepower motors and generators, except for landtransportation equipment

A.C.motorsPolyphase-induction

1 to 500 h.pFractional horsepower motor-generator sets

Other rotating equipmentSynchros, servos, rate generators, resolvers, and

combinationsIntegral horsepower motor-generator setsParts and supplies for motors, generators and setsSecondary products

All other secondary products

Household cooking equipment and partsPrimary products

Electric, electronic, and microwave household cooking units andparts

Free-standing electric ranges and ovensFree-standing ranges under 23 inches in widthFree-standing ranges 23 to 32 inches in width

Low ovenOther than free-standing electric ranges

Built-in rangesSurface cooking tops

Drop-in rangesMicrowave cooking equipment

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Household cooking equipment and parts—ContinuedPortable microwave ovens

Parts and accessories for household electric ranges and ovensGas household units and parts

Standard type gas rangesFree-standing ranges

Free-standing gas ranges 32 inches and over in widthFree-standing gas ranges over 24 to 32 inches in widthFree-standing gas ranges 24 inches and under in width

Surface cooktopsNonstandard type gas ranges

Slide-in or drop-inOutdoor cooking equipment and all other household cooking

equipment except gas and electricOutdoor cooking equipment

Portable outdoor cooking unitsSolid fuel consumingOther fuel consuming

Other household cooking equipment except gas and electric....Miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsOther secondary products....

Household refrigerators and freezersPrimary products

Household refrigerators, including combination refrigerator-freezers, complete units

14.4 cubic feet and under17.5 to 19.4 cubic feet19.5 cubic feet and overRange-refrigerator and/or sink combinations

Secondary products

3632

Household laundry equipment .-Primary products

Household mechanical washing machines, dryers, andwasher-dryer combinations

Washing machines, mechanical, electricFull and semi-automatic

Dryers, mechanicalElectric

Other equipment and partsParts, attachments, & accessories for household laundry

equipmentSecondary products

3633

Electric housewares and fansPrimary products

Electric fans, except industrial, excluding partsAll other household fans, excluding roof ventilators, furnace

and air conditioning fansSmall household appliances, excluding parts

Ovens and roasters (with or without broiler attachments)Hotplates and disc stoves (1650 watts and less) excluding

built-in unitsAutomatic coffeemakersAir space heaters

Portable room heatersFan-forced typeAll other portable room heaters

Space heater for fixed installation, all typesBaseboard, excluding glass panel typeAll others, excluding warm air furnaces

All other household cooking and heating appliancesAll other household cooking and heating appliances

Household food preparation appliancesAll other household food preparation appliances

Blankets and all other electric bed coveringsHeating pads, including foot warmersPortable air purifiersPortable humidifiersAll other electric appliances

All other electric appliancesParts and attachments for small electric appliances

All other parts and attachmentsElectrothermalAll other types

Secondary productsOther secondary products

3634

3631-1743631-1853631-33631-3A3631-3123631-312113631-312133631-312153631-3193631-3B3631-323

3631-43631-4A3631-4123631-412113631-412133631-4213631 -M3631-Z893631 -S3631-SSS

3632-P

3632-13632-1023632-1433632-1483632-1613632-S

3633-P

3633-13633-1A3633-1313633-153633-1553633-3

3633-3963633-S

3634-P3634-1

3634-1983634-53634-524

3634-5293634-533634-543634-5413634-541013634-541023634-5453634-545013634-545023634-5493634-549093634-573634-5783634-5833634-5873634-5923634-5963634-5983634-598053634-93634-9123634-912013634-912033634-S3634-SSS

Household vacuum cleaners . 3635

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/7912/79

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/7912/79

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

94.0120.1113.4113.2113.8122.6112.0113.5113.9

116.5

108.3108.2107.7107.1109.0122.4108.2108.2106.6101.0

108.5108.7

109.7109.2ft

110.2

ft107.8

126.9127.6

125.5122.3122.2131.1133.1

143.2123.3

100.9100.6100.5

100.3100.694.4

99.2102.2107.1104.4104.6102.1108.8113.2103.5102.0102.0101.5100.7101.9104.7(3)

102.599.2

102.1101.2101.2101.2

(3)102.6102.6

102.8

94.0108.5116.8116.9117.8(3)

115.7119.4

ftft

108.2108.1107.5108.9106.0125.1111.7111.7105.6101.0

109.4110.4

111.7108.4112.9112.6ft

106.3

127.3127.9

125.4122.3122.1131.0133.1

146.3124.1

101.6101.3103.0

103.6101.094.4

102.2108.1105.8106.0102.8109.5113.2105.0105.0106.7100.394.897.8

104.7100.0103.299.2

102.1102.6102.6100.8103.7103.9103.9

102.7

93.9108.5116.9116.3117.0125.7115.0118.0

ft108.2108.1107.5108.8106.0125.1111.7111.7106.6102.1

110.0110.9

112.3106.4114.5113.2ft

107.0

128.2128.7

126.3123.2123.0131.9134.2

146.3125.2

101.5100.898.4

98.7101.094.1

99.2102.5108.0105.5105.7102.9109.5

()ftft

100.394.899.2

104.7100.0103.099.2

102.1102.7102.7101.2(3)

106.0106.0

103.9

-0.10.1

-.5-.7ft-.5

-1.2

ft.000

-.10000.9

1.0

.5

.4

.50

1.4.5

ft.7

.7

.6

.7

.7

.7

.7

.8

0.9

-.2-.5

-4.4

-4.80

-.3

ft.2

-.1-.3-.4.10

ftftftft

00

1.500

-.200.1.1.4

ft2.02.0

1.2

ftft2.62.22.4ft2.41.7ftft

-.2-.2-.3ftftft3.23.2.9

ft1.82.1

2.4-.6ft2.7ft

.7

1.11.1

.9

.7

.71.11.3

2.21.6

.7

.4-2.1

ft.6

-.3

0.2

1.3.4.4.1

1.9ftftftft-.6ft-2.6

00

-1.4-.1-.21.61.6.5

ft3.23.2

2.0

ft-9.62.82.52.52.62.52.8

ftft-.1-.1-.1.7

ft2.23.23.2

01.0

1.72.2

2.5-.5ft2.8ft

.1

1.51.4

1.2.8.8

2.02.4

2.22.1

1.2.9

-2.1

-1.41.2-.2

0.2

3.21.01.0.8

4.6ftftftft-.6

-2.9-.1

0ft

.500

1.91.91.1ft3.93.9

2.0

-0.6-9.64.03.63.84.53.73.1ft

ft.1.1.1.8

ft2.23.23.2

-3.2-3.9

2.32.5

3.6-.3ft5.3ft1.5

1.61.6

1.31.01.01.92.4

2.92.2

.6

.1-2.8

-2.0.3

ft0

2.15.95.55.7ft6.1ftftftftftftft4.7ft3.0-.82.22.72.71.2

ft4.14.1

3.2

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3636

3639

3641

3643

3644

Productcode

3635-P3635-13635-1333635-1373635-1413635-S3635-SSS

3636-P3636-23636-2743636-274033636-2853636-28503

3639-P3639-13639-1013639-101113639-101123639-101143639-101153639-23639-212

3639-21202

3639-21204

3639-212063639-2243639-2583639-S3589-S

3641-P

3641-23641-233641-2323641-33641-3313641-43641-433641-431

3641-4333641-S3641-SSS

3643-P3643-13643-1A3643-1033643-117

3643-1C3643-1683643-1D

3643-1363643-1743643-1773643-1E3643-1863643-1G

3643-131

3643-1273643-1973643-1983643-S3643-SSS

3644-P

Indexbase

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/81

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/81

Oct.19832

102.3102.3102.5103.6101.9106.8

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

105.4105.6106.2106.1113.4103.8103.5102.4103.0102.8

101.7

103.8

104.2107.0104.7102.7111.5

(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

111.4110.7110.7116.8118.0112.6

108.5120.9106.2

103.1

(3)113.7110.4

(3)104.4

104.4

119.5116.4111.3114.4115.7

103.4102.6

Jan.19842

102.2102.2102.5103.3101.8106.8

(3)

100.1100.1100.2100.0100.0100.3100.6

106.0106.1104.5104.5107.9104.1102.9102.2103.1102.7

101.7

103.5

104.2109.2104.6103.3107.4

101.6101.7

101.3100.0100.0100.1100.4100.0100.1100.0

100.5100.0100.0

111.7110.9110.9119.8121.4114.2

109.2122.7106.6

104.4117.1114.8110.7

(3)107.0

107.0

(3)121.8111.7115.2115.8

105.4104.9

Feb.19842

103.6103.6105.3105.0101.8106.8

(3)

100.1100.1100.2100.0100.0100.3100.6

106.1106.2104.2104.2107.9102.2103.5102.0103.5103.2

(3)

103.8

(3)(3)

103.6103.9110.0

100.0100.0

97.7100.0100.0100.5101.799.899.4100.0

97.499.899.8

112.4111.6111.6124.6126.1

(3)

110.6126.0107.1

104.4117.1117.2110.7110.3109.6

109.6

127.6

(3)113.1115.8116.4

108.1106.9

Jan.1984

1.41.42.71.600

t3).0000000

.10

-.3-.30

-1.8.6-.2.4.4

(3)

.3

(3)(3)-1.0.6

2.4

-1.6-1.7

-3.600.41.3-.2-.80

-3.1-.2-.2

.6

.6

.64.03.8

(3)

1.32.8.5

00

2.10

(3)2.5

2.5

(3)(3)1.2.4.5

2.51.9

Nov.1983

2.32.32.7

(3)(3)0

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

.8

.9-.4-.40

-1.60

-.4.6.5

(3)

.4

(3)(3)-1.5-.3

-1.3

(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

1.21.31.36.66.7

(3)

1.94.2.5

00

3.3-.1

(3)5.5

5.5

6.8

(3)1.61.0.5

4.13.9

Aug.1983

2.32.32.7

(3).10

(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

1.41.31.11.03.3-3.32.3.7.9.8

(3)

3.3

(3)(3)2.42.12.4

(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)

1.61.81.87.88.3

(3)

3.57.81.2

1.4

(3)5.2.4

(3)6.3

6.3

6.8

(3)1.81.2.7

6.15.6

Feb.1983

3.33.34.64.71.8

(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

3.23.02.42.3

(3)-.83.11.73.33.4

(3)

3.8

(3)(3)3.63.89.4

?)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)3.54.04.010.611.4

(3)

6.114.22.2

3.3

(3)5.25.1

(3)11.3

11.3

9.9

(3)6.11.71.3

7.26.5

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Household vacuum cleaners—ContinuedPrimary products

Household vacuum cleaners, including parts and attachmentsUpright vacuum cleanersCanister, tank, and all other general purpose vacuum cleanersComplete power units, central system type

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Sewing machinesPrimary products

Industrial sewing machines, including parts and attachmentsIndustrial sewing machine heads

Overedge stitchParts & attachments for industrial sewing machinery

All other parts and attachments

Household appliances, not elsewhere classifiedPrimary products

Electric water heatersElectric water heaters, storage type

Electric water heaters, storage type, 34 gallons and under....Electric water heaters, storage type, 35 to 44 gallonsElectric water heaters, storage type, 45 to 54 gallonsElectric water heaters, storage type, 55 gallons and over

Non-electric water heatersGas water heaters, direct fired storage type

Gas water heaters, direct fired storage type, 34 gallons andunder

Gas water heaters, direct fired storage type, 35 to 44gallons

Gas water heaters, direct fired storage type, 45 to 54gallons

Oil water heaters, direct firedSolar water heater systems

Secondary productsService industry machinery, n.e.c

Electric lampsPrimary products

Large incandescent lamps, except photographic and Christmastree

Reflector, 100-130 voltsR-type (blown glass)

Miniature incandescent lamps, except Christmas treeAll other miniature including flashlight and radio panel

Electric discharge lamps, except Christmas treeMiscellaneous electrical discharge

GlowSodium, photo-chemical and other miscellaneous electrical

dischargeSecondary products

Other secondary products

Current-carrying wiring devicesPrimary products

Current-carrying wiring devicesLampholders

Incandescent lampholdersAll other lampholders, including fluorescent

General use flush mounted switches for switch or outlet boxes,except dimmers

AC single pole, excluding mercury switchesSpecial purpose switches

Precision snap-acting switches (1 /8" gap or less), excludinglimit switches and dimmers

Automotive and aircraft type switchesDimmers and all other special purpose switches

Wire connectorsBanded or strip terminals and splicers, machine installed

Convenience and power outlets, excluding pin and sleeveConvenience and power outlets: 2-pole, 3-wire and up

(flush), nonlocking, 15 amps and underConvenience and power outlets, attachment plug caps, and

connector bodies: pin and sleeveTerminal blocksAll other current-carrying wiring devices

Secondary productsAll other secondary products

Noncurrent-carrying wiring devicesPrimary products

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Noncurrent-carrying wiring devices—ContinuedElectrical transmission line and utility pole hardwareElectrical conduit and conduit fittings

Electrical metal tubingEMT fittings (couplings and connectors), all types

Other noncurrent-carrying wiring devicesStamped metal boxes, covers, and accessories, including

stamped conduit boxesStamped metal switch and receptacle boxesStamped metal outlet boxes

Cast metal boxes, covers, gaskets, and accessoriesAll other types including outlets, FS and FD switches, and

receptacle boxesAll other noncurrent-carrying wiring devices, including floor

boxes and coversSecondary products

Current-carrying wiring devicesAll other secondary products

Residential lighting fixturesPrimary products

Electric residential fixtures, except portable including partsIncandescent interior including bath or kitchen

Ceiling or pendantWall or bracket

Incandescent outdoorFixture attached to houseFixture not attached to house

Portable electric residential fixturesIncandescent portable lamps complete with shade

Floor, bridge, and torch lampsTable lampsOther portable lamps

Lamps sold without shades including floor, bridge, and tablelamps

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Commercial lighting fixturesPrimary products

Electric lighting fixtures, commercial and institutional typesIncandescent fixtures, except portable

Utilitarian and ornamental types, surface or pendantUtilitarian and ornamental types, recessedOther incandescent fixtures, including portable

Mercury and other high-intensity discharge fixturesFluorescent fixtures, except portable

Recessed air handlingRecessed non-air handlingStriplightsCeiling systemsPlastic wraparoundWall mountedSurface or pendantAll other fluorescent fixtures

Component or renewal parts for commercial or institutionalfixtures, sold separately

Electric lighting fixtures, industrial typesGeneral fixtures, except portable

Incandescent fixturesFluorescent fixturesMercury and other high-intensity discharge fixtures

Secondary productsLighting equipment, n.e.c

Vehicular lighting equipmentPrimary products

Vehicular lighting equip., motor vehicle & other than motorvehicle use, excl. bulbs

Motor vehicle incandescent lighting equipmentSpot, fog, and auxiliary motor vehicle lighting equipment...

Spot, fog, and auxiliary lighting equipment: domesticreplacement

All other motor vehicle lighting equipmentAll other motor vehicle lighting equipment: domestic

replacementTail light fixtureAll other lighting equipment

All other motor vehicle lighting equip, shipped to U.S.motor vehicle mfg. as original equip

Tail light fixtureAll other lighting equipment

See footnotes at end of table.

3645

3646

3647

3644-13644-23644-2273644-2613644-3

3644-3A3644-3313644-3323644-3B

3644-344

3644-3753644-S3643-S3644-SSS

3645-P3645-13645-113645-1113645-1133645-123645-1153645-1173645-73645-713645-71213645-71233645-7129

3645-7323645-S3645-SSS

3646-P3646-23646-2013646-201113646-201153646-201193646-2023646-2033646-203513646-203533646-203543646-203553646-203563646-203573646-203583646-20363

3646-2043646-33646-3053646-305113646-305133646-305213646-S3648-S

3647-P

3647-13647-113647-111

3647-11113647-112

3647-11213647-112133647-11214

3647-11223647-112233647-11224

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/81

12/81

12/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/83

97.2101.199.1

105.3108.9

109.0107.5114.2113.4

119.4

111.9106.0

(3)104.4

108.2107.9106.9113.3119.7111.9110.3119.7103.8108.7102.3102.7

(3)101.1112.8111.4108.1

107.9

112.4(3)

117.0103.7113.5113.5

99.0103.8100.8108.3111.0

109.8109.0114.3118.9

129.5

110.3107.1

(3)106.8

101.5100.9100.799.699.5

100.0101.8101.9101.2101.1101.3101.3101.9100.0

100.0107.2110.5

110.6110.6110.3115.7120.3116.5110.3120.6107.7108.7108.1108.0(3)

104.2113.1111.3108.1

107.6

112.5118.3117.0104.0113.8113.9

101.0102.4

102.4102.5100.0

100.0102.8

100.0(3)

100.0

103.4102.1101.1

99.0107.8103.0108.1111.2

110.2108.2114.7118.9

129.5

110.3111.8

(3)111.8

102.5102.0101.7100.9100.4103.7101.8101.9

(3)102.2102.5102.7103.6100.0

102.4107.2110.5

111.1111.2111.1117.9121.7120.1110.3120.6108.1108.8108.0106.2110.3106.6113.1111.6109.8

107.6

112.5118.3117.0104.0113.8113.9

102.2102.6

102.6102.6100.0

100.0102.8

100.0(3)

100.0

103.5102.1101.2

03.82.2-.2.2

.3-.7.30

04.4

4.6

1.01.01.4.9

3.700

(3)1.11.21.41.6

0

2.400

1.91.13.1

00.4.2

-.1-1.7(3)2.3

0.3

1.6

000000

1.2.2

.200

00

07.13.92.71.6

1.81.6.90

-1.34.8

6.3

1.41.62.04.01.57.3

0.7

1.3.2

2.5-.7

(3)1.2

0.3

3.77.47.92.33.9

4.14.33.84.8

-.97.8

10.2

2.32.52.74.42.97.3

02.22.1

.9-2.5

5.9(3)7.9

.21.21.6

2.30

3.8.3

1.61.8

3.78.18.92.05.9

6.05.58.88.2

10.9

.69.4

4.04.34.97.45.8

12.20

3.74.0

.94.1

3.21.22.4

2.7

3.8

2.3

79

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected Industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Vehicular lighting equipment—ContinuedOther than motor vehicle lighting equipment including

fluorescent fixturesAll other lighting equipment

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Radio and t.v.'s, phonographs, and related equipmentPrimary products

Radios: home, car, and combination modelsCombination models

Table and portable radio combinations, stereo andquadraphonic

Automobile radios and tape playersTelevision receivers, including combination models

Console and consolette tv receiversConsole and consolette tv receiver, color

Table and portableColor, over 10 inches through 17 inchesColor, over 17 inches

High fidelity componentsPhonographs, except mechanical

Electric phonograph, not coin operated, monophonic .Consumer high fidelity components

Phonograph cartridges and pickupsConsumer audio and video recorders

Speakers, including public address systemsLoudspeaker systems

Bookshelf typeFloor standing

Loudspeakers sold separatelyPublic address systems

Secondary products

3651

Semiconductors and related devicesPrimary products

Integrated circuitsDigital monolithic integrated circuits

BipolarMemory

OtherLogic

TTL (transistor transistor logic)Other logic types

MOS (metal oxide on silicon)MicroprocessorMOS, except microprocessors

MOS memoryOther MOS digital devices

Analog monolithic integrated circuit devicesAmplifierInterfaceVoltage regulator or referenceData conversionSpecial consumer and other analog integrated circuits .

Hybrid integrated circuitsFilm interconnected devices

Thin filmMulti-chip type

TransistorsSignal

SignalPower

Regular10 watts and over

Diodes and rectifiersSignal diodes and assembliesZener diodesSemiconductor rectifier/power diodes and assemblies

Other semiconductor devices and partsOptoelectronic devices

Other optoelectronic devicesThyristorsSemiconductor parts and semi-finished devices

Semi-finished dice and wafersSemiconductor parts

Secondary productsOther secondary productsElectronic components, n.e.c

3674

Electronic capacitors ...Primary products

3675

3647-123647-1243647-S3647-SSS

3651-P3651-13651-1B

3651-1123651-1C3651-23651-2A3651-2043651-213651-2153651-2163651-43651-4A3651-4113651-4B3651-4143651-4C3651-53651-5A3651-5563651-5573651-5543651-5943651-S

3674-P3674-13674-1A3674-123674-1213674-121053674-1223674-122163674-122263674-133674-131283674-1323674-132313674-132323674-143674-141163674-142193674-141173674-142183674-143213674-113674-1113674-111113674-112163674-23674-213674-211633674-223674-222A3674-222673674-33674-311223674-311943674-322423674-93674-913674-911933674-9213674-9253674-925953674-925973674-S3674-SSS3679-S

3675-P

12/8312/83

12/83

03/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

03/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/8003/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/81

ftft

ft

96.296.088.187.2

70.988.894.2

97.990.986.491.997.1111.9119.290.270.3

109.7104.891.6118.2111.8108.8113.0

103.699.2100.999.1117.764.259.7143.6123.1180.186.393.284.975.199.5

ft106.1108.3112.989.4110.7105.1106.6111.7ft99.295.595.5102.8104.1100.4100.673.7112.3104.695.1106.795.6101.792.188.198.2105.8101.0124.4

95.696.0

101.6100.0

98.0

95.294.888.187.1

70.988.891.9

95.588.683.590.296.8111.9119.289.768.7

110.3104.891.6118.2111.8114.7113.1

103.798.699.897.4117.164.2ft142.7121.8180.183.891.182.476.591.2107.6110.6109.3112.888.7111.0105.1106.6111.790.6100.699.399.3101.9103.098.2100.973.7112.3104.494.1106.294.1101.790.8

ft97.9107.2102.9124.2

95.195.5

103.0100.2

101.3

94.894.488.187.1

70.988.891.3

94.7

88.2

(3)

88.996.8112.1121.189.768.7

110.1104.189.9118.2112.1114.7112.2

103.698.498.895.7

117.063.6ft

142.8121.8180.381.093.678.569.991.2

109.2112.1111.6114.3ft

113.2105.1106.6

ftft

104.0104.4

ft103.6105.2102.7101.073.7

112.8104.4

94.0105.3

94.1101.790.8

ftft

107.2102.9124.2

94.895.2

1.4.2

3.4

-.4-.4

00

00

-.6

-.9-.4ft-1.3

.1

.21.6

00

-.2-.7

-1.80.20

-.8

-.1-.2

-1.1-1.8

-.1-.9ft

.10.1

-3.42.8

-4.8-8.6

01.51.32.11.4

ft2.0

00

ftft3.35.1

ft1.72.14.6

.10.40

-.2-.8

00

-.1ftft

000

-.3-.3

ft

ft-1.3-1.6

0.1

00

-3.1

ft-3.7ftft-.3

.21.6-.6

ft.4

-.7-1.8

0.2

5.4-.7

.5

.2-1.1-2.0

-.7-.9ft-.7

-1.3ft-3.3ft-4.8ft-4.6ft6.21.21.4ft1.9

00

ftft4.79.0ft

.91.12.3

.50

ft0.5

-1.3-1.6

01.0ftft

0ftft-.9

-1.0

ftft

ft-1.1-1.4

.1-.2

0.3

-2.8

-2.4-3.1ftft-.3

.21.6-.6

-2.3

.6-.7

-1.8ft

.25.4-.4

2.21.7.1

-.4-.5-.9ft-.4

-3.84.2-.34.1

-1.32.0

-4.7ft10.94.16.4

ft-5.9

2.22.4

ftft6.4

12.9

ft.9

1.12.31.3

03.7

.13.1

-1.3-1.6

04.8

ftft1.6ft

.7-1.0-1.1

ftft

ft-2.7-3.4-1.7-2.3

-5.4.3

-5.2

-3.8-6.3

ft-7.4-3.6

.21.6

-6.1-17.1

.3-2.0-5.5

.3

.76.1-.1

6.76.59.7

12.028.6-1.3

ft37.621.563.8

-.8-3.6

-.1

ft-2.7ft8.6-.65.2ft11.02.02.4

ftft5.5

10.8ft

.91.12.32.1

-4.13.62.72.3

0.50

3.3

ftft4.3ft9.7

-.3-.1

See footnotes at end of table.

80

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

Indexbase Oct.

19832Jan.

19842Feb.

19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Electronic capacitors—ContinuedFilm dielectric capacitorsVariable dielectric capacitorsTantalum slug and wire solid dry electrolytic-capacitors with

metal caseTantalum slug and wire metal case hermetic

Aluminum electrolytic capacitorsStandard (5/8 inch diameter)All other aluminum electrolytic

Ceramic dielectric capacitorsCeramic tubular, disc, plate, and all two terminal ceramic

devicesCeramic monolithic chipsCeramic monolithic leaded radialCeramic monolithic leaded axial

Secondary productsElectrical industrial apparatus, n.e.c

Resistors for electronic applicationsPrimary products

Fixed, nonwirewound, discrete resistorsMetal film

Metal film, standardOther nonwirewound resistors (except carbon film and carbon

composition)Other.standard

Fixed, wirewound, discrete resistorsPrecision, high temperature

Standard typeUltraprecision

Standard typeNonprecision, without taps

Variable, nonwirewound resistorsNonwirewound trimmers

Trimmer, single turnNonprecision potentiometer, carbon or other noncermet, single

turnVariable wirewound resistors

Potentiometers and other variable resistors, except trimmers,single turn

Wirewound trimmersTrimmer, multiturn

Miscellaneous special type discrete resistorsMultiturn potentiometers

Multiturn potentiometers, wirewoundFixed resistor networks

Thick filmSecondary products

Electronic coils, transformers, and other inductorsPrimary products

Audio transformersPlate and filament (power) transformersPulse transformersTelevision transformers and reactorsToroidal windings, except complete magnetic amplifiersOther inductors for electronic applicationsSecondary products

Other secondary products

Connectors for electronic applicationsPrimary products

Coaxial connector (radio frequency)Coaxial connector (complete, assembled)

Cylindrical connectorsHeavy duty and standard

Heavy duty and standard (complete, assembled)Miniature

Miniature (complete, assembled)Miniature (partially assembled or unassembled)

SubminiatureSubminiature (partially assembled or unassembled)

Rack and panel connector (rectangular)Integral shell and similar types

Integral shell and similar types (partially assembled orunassembledO

Subminiature and otherSubminiature and other (complete, assembled)Subminiature and other (partially assembled or

unassembled)Printed circuit connector

Card insertion type

See footnotes at end of table.

3676

3677

3678

3675-1233675-189

3675-33675-1623675-43675-1733675-1773675-5

3675-1813675-1823675-1833675-1843675-S3629-S

3676-P3676-13676-1A3676-115

3676-1B3676-1213676-23676-2B3676-2453676-2C3676-2513676-2313676-33676-3A3676-311

3676-3053676-4

3676-4A3676-4B3676-4333676-53676-5A3676-5123676-63676-6023676-S

3677-P3677-1323677-1413677-1613677-1713677-1913677-1923677-S3677-SSS

3678-P3678-13678-121013678-23678-2253678-225013678-2293678-229013678-229023678-2313678-231023678-33678-335

3678-335023678-3383678-33801

3678-338023678-43678-444

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/61

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/80

87.9136.0

98.499.496.792.4

107.2101.995.769.591.991.9

107.8109.3102.9102.4102.6

95.995.9108.3

108.7

105.7113.3115.9106.8105.1

119.0116.6

116.8116.3116.3116.3137.0104.392.5

104.3101.9

105.8106.0110.2102.6102.4104.4111.2107.5105.3108.1

110.0105.5

114.299.4

107.6102.992.4

120.060.6

103.899.2

112.0113.9

110.9109.7

111.7101.0

136.3

71.571.598.499.496.788.5

107.2101.988.069.591.991.9

108.7110.5105.6101.9104.7

96.596.5

107.0

107.1113.3116.5107.9107.0

119.6118.4

119.4117.2117.2116.3137.0104.392.8

104.3101.9

106.4106.6111.4102.5102.4106.5111.7108.1105.3108.1

111.3106.3

113.9100.7110.5107.793.4

123.580.6

103.899.2

111.0113.8

109.3105.7

111.7101.6

92.0136.3

68.268.298.499.496.788.5

107.2101.988.069.591.991.9

108.9110.7104.899.4

100.6

96.596.5

107.3

104.8

107.4113.3118.2107.9

122.2118.4

119.4117.2

(3)116.3137.0104.392.8

104.3101.9

106.7107.0111.4102.8102.4106.5112.4109.2105.3108.1

112.8106.6

114.0101.9110.5107.795.5

128.781.3

104.7(3)

111.E113.9

110.6

113.7101.4

3.5.0

-4.6-4.6

0000

000000

.2

.2-.7

-2.5-4.0

00.3

.20

1.50

2.20

00

(3)000000

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.30.300.7

1.000

1.4.3

.11.2

00

2.24.2

.9

.9(3)

.80

1.2

1.8-.2

0.2

-2.1ft

0(3)

0-4.2

00

(3)000

1.21.52.4-.8

-1.4

.2

.2-.5

1.60

2.01.1

1.6

2.2.7

(3)000.200

ft.30

2.11.21.7

00

1.80

.4-2.34.54.6

-4.97.3ft

-5.4ft-.2

0

-.3ft

1.8.4

4.6.2

-4.4-4.4

-.10

-.2-4.2

ft0

-8.0000

1.31.62.6-.3

-1.0

.4

.4-.7

ft

2.90

2.01.0ft

ft1.6

2.2.7

ft0.1.1.4

ftft

2.02.02.31.4ft2.11.82.13.03.0

4.01.0

4.0-2.34.54.6

-4.97.3

-11.7-5.4ft

.6

ft.5

ft

2.62.4

3.822.7

-7.0-7.0

.71.9-.2

-4.2

1.1.2

-7.5-3.2-1.6-1.6

1.82.01.81.21.8

-3.7-3.7

.5

ft

2.82.32.6-.1ft

3.97.9

7.68.2ft

.71.32.6

-4.8-.8.9

3.94.05.01.5ft3.95.94.53.33.3

4.01.6

4.1-6.5-4.2-7.0-9.5ft

-18.4-3.2ft4.52.5

ft5.7ft

5.33.2

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Table 4. Producer price indexes for the net output of selected industries and their products—Continued

Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Connectors for electronic applications—ContinuedCard insertion type (complete, assembled)

Two-piece typeTwo-piece type (complete, assembled)

Other special typesMiscellaneous special purpose types

Other special purpose typesOther special types (complete, assembled) .

Secondary productsOther secondary productsElectronic components, n.e.c

Electronic components, n.e.cPrimary products

Switches, mechanical (for electronic applications)Rotary switches (excluding thumbwheel type)Pushbutton switches

Filters, crystals, power converters and related componentsFilters and crystals

Quartz and other crystals for frequency controlStatic power converters and other pulse and frequency

regulators or generatorsStatic power supply converters, regulated

Printed circuits and cable assembliesCable harness assemblies for electronic applicationsPrinted circuit boards and related circuitry on passive

substratesSingle sided PC boardDouble sided PC boardMultilayer PC board

Parts and hardware for electronic componentsOther n.e.cContract work and other miscellaneous receipts

Secondary productsOther secondary products

3679

Primary batteries, dry and wetPrimary products

Le Clanche type civilian batteriesGeneral purpose (flashlight) cell

General purpose D sizeMultiple cell batteries

Lantern batteryDry cells, except Le Clanche and military

Alkaline cellsAAsize

Other dry cell batteries, except Le Clanche and military.Secondary products

3692

Electrical equipment for internal combustion enginesPrimary products

Ignition harness and cable setsIgnition harness sets

All other ignition harness setsCable sets

Cable sets, automotive typeCable sets, automotive type-replacement

Battery charging alternators, generators, and regulatorsBattery charging alternators and generators

Alternators and generators, factory rebuilt automotive type ..Regulators for battery charging generators

Regulators, passenger car & light truck type, newRegulators, passenger car & light truck type-replacement

Starting motorsRebuilt automotive starting motors

Spark plugsSpark plugs, automotive type

Spark plugs, automotive type-replacementOther complete electric equipment for internal combustion

enginesIgnition coils

Ignition coils, motor vehicle typeIgnition coils, motor vehicle type-replacement

DistributorsDistributors, motor vehicle type

Distributors, motor vehicle type-OEMSwitches for use in vehicles and aircraft

Switches, motor vehicle typeIgnition magnetos, all typesOther ignition equipmentOther complete electrical equipment

Components and parts for engine electrical equipment

See footnotes at end of table.

3694

3678-444013678-4473678-447013678-53678-5543678-5563678-556013678-S3678-SSS3679-S

3679-P3679-B3679-B073679-B093679-C3679-C013679-C0199

3679-C023679-C02433679-H3679-H01

3679-H023679-H02013679-H02023679-H02033679-Q3679-0043679-XY93679-S3679-SSS

3692-P3692-13692-1213692-121123692-1313692-131113692-23692-2123692-212133692-2133692-S

3694-P3694-13694-1A3694-1193694-1B3694-1313694-131023694-23694-2A3694-2373694-2B3694-2413694-241023694-33694-3813694-43694-4113694-41102

3694-53694-5A3694-5113694-511023694-5B3694-5313694-531013694-5C3694-5813694-5533694-5613694-5983694-6

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8;12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8201/8301/8304/8304/8304/8312/8;12/8;12/8212/8212/8212/82

101.4ftft

105.7104.1

103.1124.2116.895.5

102.8104.4104.591.4

108.9102.3100.3102.3

103.9106.2100.5104.3

100.199.499.8

101.2111.7112.6101.397.797.7

114.7116.5121.2

116.0122.8122.9109.8118.1117.573.4

125.4

103.4101.4102.0101.997.9

102.3102.3104.2102.0

102.0104.0104.0103.6

100.0100.0100.0100.0

98.7102.7103.8103.592.191.891.8

105.6105.6103.6100.099.9

103.0

102.395.797.2

107.7105.6

104.0127.7119.1125.4

102.9104.3104.891.7

108.9102.3100.3ft

103.9106.1101.7104.5

101.4100.0101.7102.4111.9112.8101.399.0

115.6117.4121.2

116.0122.8122.9112.3119.1120.082.7

125.4

104.4102.8102.1102.098.6

102.3102.3104.2102.9

102.3104.0104.0103.6

100.9100.1100.1100.0

102.3103.6105.0104.898.498.298.2

107.0106.8103.6100.3100.2103.3

107.4105.1

103.5133.1119.2127.4

104.0105.9108.991.7

108.9104.3103.1108.0

105.2107.1101.8ft

101.5ft

102.0102.4111.9112.8

(3)98.698.6

115.9117.9121.2

116.0122.8122.9112.3119.1120.082.7

125.4

104.0102.1102.1101.997.9

102.5102.5104.6103.1

102.3105.3105.3105.3

100.9100.2100.3100.2

99.8107.0109.7109.692.692.492.4

106.9106.7103.6100.2100.7103.7

-0.3-.4

-.54.2

.11.6

1.11.53.9

00

1.92.8ft

1.2.9.1

ft

.1ft

.3000

(3)-.5-.5

.3

.40

00000000

-.5-.8

00

-.7.2.2.3.1

01.21.21.7

0.1.1.2

-2.53.34.54.6

-5.8-5.9-5.9

0000.5.4

ftftft1.6.9

.36.8(3)

35.8

1.43.9

00

1.92.85.5

1.2.8

1.2

1.4ft2.01.5

00

ft-.6

1.11.2

0

000

2.3.8

2.112.8

0

.6

.7000.2.2.3

1.2

01.21.21.7

0.2.3.2

1.14.15.75.9

.5

.6

.61.41.1

(3).3.6.7

ft1.6.9

.312.92.4

38.0

2.02.34.3

.41.11.92.85.5

1.2.8

1.5ft

1.6ft2.22.2

.2

.2

1.11.2

0

000

2.3.8

2.112.8

0

.10.100.3.3.6

1.5

2.31.21.21.7

.9

.2

.3

.2

-1.44.36.05.9

-5.1-5.4-5.41.91.7

0.3

1.5.7

4.33.8

3.511.02.7

30.1

2.83.48.7

-2.24.52.03.16.3

1.2.8

1.9

2.0

3.02.2

ft1.41.8

3.43.73.1

6.2.90

4.93.75.5

12.8.3

3.31.9.7

-.1-2.12.52.54.63.1

2.35.35.35.3

-.4ft

.73.6

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndexbase

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1964 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Electrical equipment for internal combustion engines—ContinuedParts for distributors

Breaker point setsBreaker point sets, motor vehicle type

Armatures, field coils and drive-end housings for crankingmotors

Other component parts for engine electrical equipmentSecondary products

Other secondary productsMotor vehicle parts and accessories

Motor vehicles and passenger car bodiesPrimary products

Passenger carsTrucks, truck tractors and truck chassis

TrucksLight trucks, under 10,000 lbs. GVW

PickupHeavy trucks, 19,501 lbs. GVW and over

Light-heavy trucks, 19,501 to 26,000 lbs. GVWBuses and fire department vehicles

BusesCommon carriers

Fire department vehiclesSecondary products

All other secondary products

Truck and bus bodiesPrimary products

Truck, bus and other vehicle bodies (sold separately)Truck bodies

Stake/platform/grainUtility and service

UtilityRefuse

Front loadingBus bodies

School busesComplete vehicles produced on purchased chassis

Emergency vehicles and hearsesFire department vehicles

BusesSchool

Other highway vehiclesTrucks

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsOther secondary productsMotor vehicle parts and accessoriesTruck trailers

Motor vehicle parts and accessoriesPrimary products

Motor vehicle parts and accessories, newFilters

Fuel filtersFuel filters-replacement

Oil filtersOil filters-replacement

Air filtersAir filters-replacement

Exhaust system componentsMufflers

Mufflers-replacementPipes

Pipes-replacementBrake parts and assembliesWheels

Wheels, passenger car typeWheels, passenger car type-replacementWheels, passenger car type-OEM

Transmissions and transmission parts, except auxiliaryManual transmissions and parts

Manual transmissions, truck and busManual transmissions, truck and bus-OEM

Automatic transmissions and partsParts for automatic transmissions

Parts for automatic transmissions-OEMGasoline engines, new

Gasoline engines, new-OEMRadiators, complete

See footnotes at end of table.

3711

3713

3714

3694-6A3694-6523694-65201

3694-6113694-6983694-S3694-SSS3714-S

3711-P3711-1113711-23711-2A3711-2113711-211313711-2133711-213013711-33711-3A3711-3123711-3B3711-S3711-SSS

3713-P3713-13713-1A3713-1343713-1363713-136023713-1393713-139013713-1B3713-1613713-23713-2A3713-2233713-2B3713-2313713-2C3713-2413713-M3713-Z893713-S3713-SSS3714-S3715-S

3714-P3714-13714-1A3714-1243714-124013714-1253714-125013714-1263714-126013714-1B3714-1273714-127013714-1293714-129013714-1C3714-1D3714-1353714-135013714-135023714-1E3714-1423714-1453714-145023714-1443714-1493714-149023714-1113714-111023714-131

12/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8206/8206/6206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8201/8301/8312/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8204/8304/8312/82

106.8

107.0

102.999.9

108.3100.0116.8

104.2104.3104.1104.9104.5ftft

105.4109.7102.6104.2102.6100.9102.4102.4

103.9104.2104.6105.3108.9100.0100.0104.5ft

103.0102.5104.9105.6ftft

100.0ftft

103.0102.2101.4106.0

99.799.699.5

100.297.397.3

101.5

97.097.199.997.090.383.3

101.6100.9101.0102.9100.1100.4102.1102.7102.799.999.599.398.9

ft103.2

106.8

107.0

103.8100.3108.3100.0116.8

104.5104.4104.0105.4105.1104.3103.5106.9106.9102.6103.8101.4101.3105.8105.9

104.0104.4104.7105.4108.9101.4102.9104.1101.6

103.0103.2105.7105.6ftft

100.0100.0100.0103.1102.7101.4108.4

100.099.999.8

100.597.397.3

101.5

96.5101.0103.6104.294.891.0

101.3104.5105.9117.1ft

100.5102.6103.3103.3100.099.799.699.199.1

103.4

107.2

108.2

103.8100.8108.8100.0117.6

104.5104.5104.0105.7105.5104.4103.5107.7109.4104.1104.4103.3103.8104.5104.6

104.4104.9104.7105.4ft

101.4102.9103.8100.4

103.0105.4106.1

ft104.3104.6

104.8100.0

ft103.1102.7101.4108.4

99.999.899.7

100.597.397.3

101.5

96.5100.3103.6104.292.286.6

101.4104.7105.0117.1

ft100.6102.4103.0103.0100.2101.6

ft97.7ft

103.7

0.3

1.1

0.5.40.7

.1

.10.3.3.10.7

2.31.5.6

1.92.5

-1.2-1.2

.4

.4

.1

.1ft

00

-.3-1.2

02.1

.4ftftft

4.70

ft0000

-.1-.1-.1

000

0-.7

00

-2.7-4.9

.1

.2-.8

0ft

.1-.2-.3-.3.2

1.9ft-1.4ft

.3

0.3

1.1

.40.7

.2

.20.8.9

ftft3.02.41.5.2.8

2.9.1.1

.6

.7

.2

.3ft1.42.9

0-.2

02.81.3ftftft

4.70

ft.2.50

2.6

.5

.5

.5

.100

-.5.1

2.13.8

-5.1-8.9

-.24.24.5ftft

.2

.2

.3

.3

.22.2ft-1.3ft

.3

0.3

1.1

.9

.9

.40

2.22.21.63.34.0

ftft4.57.12.41.82.63.12.12.22.02.21.62.1ftftftftft

.44.85.0ftftft

4.7ftft1.2.60

4.5.6.6.6.200

-.5

-1.2-1.0

1.11.8

-6.4-11.2

-.24.55.0

15.0ft

.2

.2

.3

.3

.21.6

ft-1.3

ft.2

7.2

8.2

ft.8

6.60

ft2.72.72.53.13.0

ftft3.04.93.3ftft4.22.42.53.43.73.33.4ftftftftft3.05.46.1ftftft4.8

0ft2.4ft1.47.3

.100.4

ftft-.3

-.6ftftftftft1.4ftftftft

.2ftftftftftftftft1.4

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Industry and product1Index

Industrycode

3715

3732

3822

Productcode

3714-131013714-131023714-1513714-151013714-1553714-155013714-1613714-161013714-1683714-1783714-178013714-1813714-181013714-1983714-33714-3233714-3263714-3313714-3463714-3983714-M3714-Z893714-S3465-S3519-S3694-S3714-SSS

3715-P3715-13715-1A3715-11

3715-109

3715-1193715-123715-1C

3715-1D3715-1333715-1373715-1413715-1383715-1393715-1433715-1493715-S3714-S3715-SSS

3732-P3732-23732-213732-2143732-2163732-2193732-223732-53732-5313732-543732-5463732-5473732-5483732-63732-6733732-6753732-73732-713732-7143732-7153732-723732-7253732-S3731 -S

3822-P3822-1

Indexbase

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8204/8312/8212/82

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/80

12/79

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/7912/7912/7912/8012/8012/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/7912/7912/79

Oct.19832

100.5103.399.098.8

105.791.391.3100.0102.8

(3)102.4103.799.4103.8103.6100.8105.4102.8103.2

97.9101.9103.7100.1103.8101.3

115.0113.5113.0113.4109.5

111.3

106.7108.4103.8

112.6107.7116.4120.6

(3)116.2110.9115.4129.4(3)

130.5

106.9107.0106.9106.1110.7105.9105.5110.2108.1105.2109.2

(3)(3)(3)

108.2105.6110.8106.2106.8108.0105.6103.8

(3)104.7100.5

133.4133.3139.7

Jan.19842

100.3103.5100.3105.0

105.790.390.3100.0102.8108.9103.5105.499.5104.3103.6101.4105.4

(3)103.9

97.4102.5103.7100.4103.8102.2

114.8113.3112.8113.6109.7

111.2

106.6108.2103.8

111.6101.7116.8120.6

(3)116.2112.3109.4129.4

(3)(3)

108.3108.5108.4107.6110.9107.5

(3)111.0110.2109.2111.0

(3)108.498.0108.8106.3111.4108.7108.4110.0106.9109.8114.8105.2100.5

133.5133.3139.4

Feb.19842

99.9103.9101.2109.0

105.788.590.3100.0104.5113.0103.5105.499.6104.9103.6102.0105.4

(3)104.9

97.9102.3103.7

(3)104.1101.8

116.2114.8114.3115.2111.3

113.6

109.2108.2103.8

112.7106.2116.9120.6118.8116.2

(3)109.4129.4

(3)(3)

108.6108.5108.1107.3110.9107.2

(3)111.0110.0

(3)111.0

(3)(3)(3)

109.4106.3112.6108.7108.4110.0106.9109.8114.8107.4100.5

134.0133.7140.0

Jan.1984

-0.4.3.93.8

0-2.1.00

1.73.800.1.60.70

(3)1.0

.6-.20

(3).3-.4

1.21.41.41.41.4

2.2

2.5.10

1.04.4.10

(3)0

(3)00

(3)(3)

.3

.1-.3-.30

-.3

(3)-.1-.1

(3)0

(3)(3)(3).5-.11.1000000

2.10

.3

.3

.4

Nov.1983

(3)(3)1.67.0

0-3.1-1.0

01.7

(3)1.0

(3).91.0

(3)1.20

(3)1.6

0.40

(3).3.5

1.11.11.11.41.4

2.2

2.5.10

.1-1.5.50

(3)0

(3)-5.21.0(3)(3)

1.91.81.51.2

(3)(3)(3)3.51.7

(3)1.6

(3)(3)(3)2.1.93.22.52.12.4

(3)4.55.12.60

.5

.1

Aug.1983

(3)0.33.215.1

0-3.0-.90

1.73.82.33.5.81.41.81.2.8

(3)1.6

.2

.60

(3).3.8

2.42.32.33.63.8

3.0

3.3-.20

.1-1.5.4.1

(3)CVJ

(3)-5.23.6(3)(3)

2.92.83.33.3.5

(3)(3)3.51.5

(3)1.7

(3)(3)(3)4.13.25.03.63.13.72.65.8

(3)2.6

(3)

1.11.11.3

Feb.1983

(3)1.5

(3)(3)

5.7

(3)(3)0

1.74.03.55.4.22.55.61.22.9

(3)2.0

-1.72.0

(3)(3)1.61.9

1.81.61.62.93.1

2.0

1.9.10

-.9-3.6.9.3

(3)1.5

(3)(3)3.6(3)(3)

4.44.23.83.74.92.5

(3)4.55.0

(3)5.9

(3)(3)(3)5.44.46.44.03.75.81.65.8

(3)6.9

(3)

-.5-1.8-2.7

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Motor vehicle parts and accessories—ContinuedRadiators, complete-replacementRadiators, complete-OEM

Universal jointsUniversal joints-replacement

Ball jointsBall joints-replacement

Shock absorbersShock absorbers-replacement

Steering idler arms, drag links & control armsValve guides, seats and tappets

Valve guides, seats and tappets-replacementClutch disc and facing assemblies

Clutch disc and facing assemblies-replacementAll other parts and accessories

Rebuilt automotive componentsWater pumpsClutch discs and pressure platesGasoline enginesBrake shoe assembliesAll other rebuilt parts

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsAutomotive stampingsInternal combustion engines, n.e.cEngine electrical equipmentOther secondary products

Truck trailersPrimary products

Truck trailers and chassis (10000 lbs. per axle and over)Vans

Closed top vansClosed top, dry freight vans, except insulated, drop-frame

and livestock vansAluminum closed top, dry freight vans, except insulated,

drop-frame, and livestock vansOpen top vans

Detachable trailers, dollies and converter gearComplete trailer units (10000 lbs. per axle and over), except

vans and tanksBulk commodity trailers, except vansPlatform trailersLow-bed heavy haulers

Low-bed heavy haulers under 40 ton capacityLow-bed heavy haulers 40 ton and over capacity

Dump trailers and chassis, highway typeOther trailer units, except detachable

Secondary productsMotor vehicle parts and accessoriesOther secondary products

Boat building and repairingPrimary products

Outboard motorboatsRunabouts

13 ft. 6 in. to 15 ft. 5 in. LOA, plastic15 ft. 6 in. to 17 ft. 5 in. LOA, plastic17 ft. 6 in. and over LOA, plastic

UtilityInboard motorboats, including inboard-outdrive houseboats

Runabouts, all materials, non-militaryCabin cruisers, non-military

Plastic, under 26 ft. LOAPlastic, 26 to 40 ft. LOAPlastic, 40 ft. and over LOA

Inboard-outdrive boats, except houseboatsUnder 20 ft. LOA20 ft. and over LOA

All other boatsSailboats

With auxiliary powerWithout auxiliary power

Other boats, such as rowboats, canoes, skiffs, lifeboats, etc.Aluminum '.

Secondary productsShip building and repairing

Environmental controlsPrimary products

Building environment comfort controls

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

Productcode

IndexIndex

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Environmental controls—ContinuedTemperature responsive building controls

Temperature responsive, non-pneumaticAppliance temperature and related controls, automatic .

Temperature responsive appliance controlsOther appliance regulating controls

Secondary products

Industrial process control instrumentsPrimary products

Display and control receiver-type instruments, operating fromstandard transmission signals

Electrical and electronic types (A.C. or D.C.)ControllersNon-control

Pneumatic types (3 to 15 and 3 to 27 p.s.i. standard signals) ..Controllers

Temperature instruments, excluding receiver typeElectrical and electronic measuring types

ControllersNon-control

Mechanical measuring types: filled systemNon-control

Primary temperature sensorsThermocouples and thermocouple lead wirePrimary temperature sensors other than thermocouples

Pressure and draft instruments, excluding receiver typeControllersNon-control

Flow and liquid level instrumentsDifferential pressure types

Non-controlElectromagnetic, capacitance, and other electric/electronic

typesControllers and non-control

Float and displacement instruments and associated elements ..Turbine, mass-flow, and other types and associated elements

Continuous process instruments for on-stream gas and liquidanalysis

Instruments for process variables n.e.cElectrical and electronic measuring types

Non-controlOther industrial process instruments and parts for all

industrial process instrumentsValve actuators and positioners, sold separatelyOther electronic type industrial process instrumentsOther non-electronic industrial process instrumentsParts, supplies, accessories, and other equipment n.e.c

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary products

Electrical measuring and integrating instrumentsPrimary products

Test equipment for electrical and electronic components,circuits, equipment and motors

Voltage, current, resistance, power and energy testing andmeasuring eqpt

Other voltage, current or resistance measuring equipment(except panel meters)

Analog electronic and electrical, except panelAnalog electronic

Power and energy test and measurement equipmentPower and energy testing eqpt. (except integrating meters)

Signal generating equipmentRadio frequency (20 kilohertz to 890 megahertz)Microwave (890 megagertz and above)

Multiple function test equipmentComponent part test sets

Automated semiconductor test systems (operating underprogram control)

Equip. & subassembly test equip, including loaded printedcircuit board testers

Other test and analysis equipment and associated devicesAssociated devices for test and measurement equip.

(probes, decade boxes, shunts)Other test equipment, not elsewhere classified

Electrical indicating and recording instrumentsPanel meters

Analog, conventional indicator movement, generally + or -2% accuracy

DC types (including rectifier anad self-containedthermocouple types)

Secondary products

3825

3822-1213822-121023822-23822-2113822-2153822-S

3823-P

3823-13823-1013823-101353823-101363823-1023823-102393823-23823-2013823-201453823-201463823-2023823-202543823-33823-3583823-3593823-43823-4613823-4623823-53823-5013823-50167

3823-5023823-502713823-5043823-505

3823-73823-83823-8013823-80183

3823-93823-9153823-9163823-9183823-9993823-M3823-Z893823-S

3825-P

12/7912/7912/7912/7912/7912/79

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/83

3825-21B3825-21B13825-212213825-21C3825-2133825-22C3825-223573825-223593825-243825-24A

3825-24465

3825-2453825-26

3825-266823825-266983825-33825-31

3825-312

3825-312133825-S

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/8312/83

135.9134.9114.2118.0108.5133.1

100.2100.3

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0105.5106.7101.9100.0100.0100.0100.6101.3101.1

100.0100.0100.0100.0

95.4100.2100.4100.6

100.4(3)

101.1(3)

100.0100.0100.0100.0

135.3133.9114.5118.0109.4135.5

100.5100.6

100.4100.6101.6100.0

100.7101.1102.1

(3)100.0100.0105.1106.3101.8100.0100.0100.0100.6101.3101.0

100.0100.0100.099.7

95.4100.3100.6101.0

100.9100.3101.7101.5100.0100.0100.0100.2

100.1100.1

99.5

99.299.299.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.0100.5

101.7100.0100.0100.0

100.0

100.0100.0

136.3135.4114.5118.0109.4136.1

101.3101.4

100.4100.6101.6100.0

100.7101.1102.1

(3)100.0100.0105.5106.3103.4100.0100.0100.0100.6101.3101.0

100.0100.0100.0100.4

99.6102.8105.0108.5

101.9100.3101.7101.5102.8101.7104.9100.2

101.0101.2

100.6

99.7

99.299.299.0

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.0100.5

101.7100.0100.2100.5

100.0

100.0100.0

0.81.1

000.5

.8

.8

00

-.10

000

(3)00.40

1.5000000

000.6

4.32.44.47.5

1.0000

2.81.74.9

0

.91.1

-0.2-.3

00

(3)2.0

1.11.2

1.60

.71.1

1.1.8

1.7000000

000.4

4.32.74.98.2

1.50.5

1.52.81.74.9

.2

(3)

(3)

1.92.9

.30

1.11.2

.4

.61.6

0

.71.12.1

(3)00

1.1.8

1.7000000

00

4.32.85.08.5

1.5

2.81.74.9

.2

(3)

(3)

(3)

-4.7-6.9

1.41.8

(3)4.1

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1 Industrycode

3841

3842

3851

3861

Productcode

3841-P3841-1

3841-1123841-123841-1243841-1823841-1893841-189013841-189083841-M3841-Z893841-S3841-SSS

3842-P3842-13842-1A3842-1223842-1293842-129023842-12904

3842-1B3842-1113842-1323842-1353842-1653842-171

3842-1983842-19801

3842-198033842-3

3842-3113842-3713842-371033842-43842-4133842-S3841-S3842-SSS

3851-P3851-13851-1183851-23851-2313851-2413851-33851-3253851-3273851-43851-4123851-4133851-53851-5413851-S3851-SSS

3861-P3861-13861-101

3861-101023861-1023861-1033861-1043861-23861-2013861-202

3861-204

3861-4

Indexbase

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8201/8301/8310/8210/82

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

Oct.19832

105.0104.9104.0

96.7(3)(3)

100.6101.7109.2101.4

(3)ft

104.4102.0

102.2102.9103.9100.2

(3)100.1100.1100.0

105.6124.1100.0101.1100.0100.0

102.0100.2

104.9100.0

(3)(3)(3)

100.0100.099.7

100.099.7

(3)ftft(3)(3)ft(3)(3)ftftft(3)ft(3)ft(3)(3)

ft(3)(3)(3)

(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)(3)

(3)

(3)

Jan.19842

105.3105.9105.1

97.0104.0103.5103.5102.7109.2104.499.399.3

100.5101.3

102.6103.3104.4100.2101.2100.3100.3ft

106.3123.399.5

103.5(3)

100.8

106.4107.6

104.9100.2

100.0100.5101.2100.0100.0100.7101.6100.5

104.3104.7106.8100.4107.7101.9110.7100.4100.0100.7100.9101.8ft

104.8101.7102.4102.4

99.999.9

100.2100.0

(3)100.3100.0101.0100.0100.0(3)

100.0

100.6

Feb.19842

104.6105.3104.4

96.2104.0103.598.8

102.2107.1105.199.399.398.8

101.6

102.9103.7104.9101.3102.8103.4104.6100.0

106.5123.398.9

103.5(3)

100.8

106.4107.1

?05.5100.3

100.6100.3100.7100.8100.8100.5102.0100.2

104.9105.1112.2102.2103.8101.9104.7100.799.5

101.6100.9101.8ft

104.8101.7102.2102.2

100.7100.7100.2100.0

100.3100.3100.0100.8100.2100.0104.4

100.0

100.6

Jan.1984

-0.7-.6-.6

-.800

-4.5-.5

-2.0.600

-1.7.2

.3

.4

.51.11.53.24.3ft

.20

-.60

(3)0

-.1-.4

.5

.1

.6-.2-.4.8.8

-.2.4

-.3

.6

.45.11.7

-3.60

-5.4.3

-.5.800

(3)00

-.2-.2

.7

.800

ft00

-.2.20

ft

0

0

Nov.1983

0.8.6.6

-.40

ft-2.5

1.0-.4ftftft3.2-.3

.6

.7

.81.3ft3.95.2

0

.5ft-1.0

0(3)

.8

3.53.6

3.5.3

.6

.3

.7

.8

.8

.92.6

.5

ftft(3)ftftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftft

ftft(3)ftftftft

ft

ft

Aug.1983

2.3.8.2

-.4ftft-3.5

.5-2.13.6ftft16.6-1.0

.81.01.21.0ft2.93.9ft

1.3ft-1.73.5ft

.8

6.47.1

5.6.3

ftftft

.8

.8

.22.0-.2

ftftftftft(3)(3)ftftftftftftftftftft

ftftftft

ftftftft(3)ftft

ft

ft

Feb.1983

2.12.62.3

-2.7ftftft4.18.53.6ftftftft

ftft(3)ftftft(3)ft

ftftft(3)ftft

ftft

ftft

ftftftftftft(3)ft

ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft

ftft(3)ft

ftftftftftft(3)

ft

ft

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Surgical and medical instruments and apparatusPrimary products

Surgical and medical instruments and apparatus, except furnitureSurgical instr., incl. suture needle excl. eye, ear, nose &

throat inst. & surg. cutleryDiagnostic apparatus ....I

All other diagnostic apparatusBlood transfusion and I.V. equipmentOther surgical and medical instruments

CathetersAll other surgical and medical instruments

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsAll other secondary products

Surgical, orthopedic and prosthetic appliances andsupplies

Primary productsSurgical, orthopedic, and prosthetic appliances and supplies

Surgical dressingsElastic bandagesOther surgical dressings

Surgical spongesAll other surgical dressings

Surgical, orthopedic and prosthetic appliances and suppliesexcept surgical dressings

Orthopedic appliances (braces), including partsDisposable incontinent pads, bed pads, and adult diapersArtificial limbs (prosthetic), including partsBreathing devices, excluding anesthetic apparatusSurgical corsetsOther surgical, orthopedic, and prosthetic appliances and

suppliesSurgical implantsAll other surgical, orthopedic and prosthetic appliances

and suppliesPersonal industrial safety devices

Respiratory protection equipment, including gas, abrasive andcanister masks

Other personal safety devicesAll other personal safety devices

Electronic hearing aidsElectronic hearing aids

Secondary productsSurgical and medical instruments and apparatusAll other secondary products

Ophthalmic goodsPrimary products

Ophthalmic fronts and templesComplete frames, all types

Glass ophthalmic focus lensesSingle vision glass lensesBifocal glass lenses

Plastic ophthalmic focus lensesSingle vision plastic lensesMultifocal plastic lenses

Contact lensesHard contact lensesSoft contact lenses

Other ophthalmic goodsIndustrial eye protectors and parts thereof

Secondary productsOther secondary products

Photographic equipment and suppliesPrimary products

Still picture equipmentStill cameras

Other still cameras, except photocopy, blueprint, andmicrofilm types

Projectors and rear-screen viewersCommercial finishing and processing equipmentAll other still picture equipment and accessories

Motion picture equipment8 or 16 mm cameras and projectors35 mm or larger cameras and projectorsOther motion picture equipment and accessories, including all

projection screensMicrofilming, blueprinting, brownprinting, and whiteprinting

equipment '.

See footnotes at end of table.

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Industry and product1Industry

codeProduct

codeIndex

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

Jan.1984

Nov.1983

Aug.1983

Feb.1983

Photographic equipment and supplies—ContinuedPrepared photographic chemicals

All other prepared photographic chemicals ....Sensitized silver halide materials, except x-ray .

Silver halide film, plates, and slidesSilver halide paper and cloth, all uses

Sensitized materials, non-silver halide typeMiscellaneous receipts

Secondary products.

Watches, clocks, and watchcasesPrimary products

Clocks, timing mechanisms, time switches, and clock movementsClocks w/balance wheel & hairspring or other oscillatory

device w/built-in frequency time baseClocks w/watch movements or modules or w/clock

movements or modules less than 1.77" wideClocks ex. those w/watch movements or modules & clock

movements or modules less than 1.77" wideAlarm clocks, excluding clock timers and timing

mechanismsHousehold wall clocks, except alarm and chime & strike ....All other household clocks, except alarm but including

chime & strike, desk, mantel, etcClocks with other time base

Clocks w/watch movements or modules or w/clockmovements or modules less than 1.77" wide

Clocks ex. those w/watch movements or modules & ciockmovements or modules less than 1.77" wide

Household wall clocks, except alarm and chime & strike ....All other household clocks, except alarm but including

chime & strike, desk, mantel,etcTiming mechanisms, not for timepiece use, excluding time

recording and time stamping machinesAll other timing mechanisms

Watches with imported movements or modulesWatches with balance wheel and hairspring

Watches with balance wheel and hairspring: over one jewelWatches without balance wheel and hairspring

Watches with solid state (electronic) modulesWatches with movements other than solid state

Watches w/domestic movement or module, watch movements,clockcases & parts for clocks & watches

Watches with domestic movements or modulesWatches with balance wheel and hairspring

Watch movements, clock cases, and parts for all clocks andwatches

Miscellaneous receiptsResales

Secondary productsAll other secondary products

3873

3861-53861-5023861-63861-6013861-6023861-73861-M3861-Z893861-S

3873-P3873-1

3873-1A

3873-131

3873-134

3873-134323873-13433

3873-134353873-1B

3873-141

3873-1443873-14443

3873-14445

3873-1C3873-1563873-43873-4A3873-4123873-4B3873-4213873-422

3873-53873-5A3873-511

3873-5B3873-M3873-Z893873-S3873-SSS

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/83

06/83

06/8306/83

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/83

07/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

100.7100.9100.2

99.8

99.8

100.099.3

99.8100.0

100.0

100.0100.0

100.8(3)

100.0100.0100.0100.0

(3)100.0

102.7103.2100.0

101.7

100.3100.3

96.794.1

100.2100.3100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0

100.5100.5101.3

100.0

100.0

100.0

(3)101.3

99.8102.6

100.0

102.6105.4

100.0

101.4106.7100.0100.0100.0100.0

(3)100.0

100.6100.0100.0

101.7101.1(3)

100.3100.3

96.794.1

101.5102.1100.0100.0100.0100.0100.1

101.1101.2101.2

99.9

103.1

99.8

99.4

99.8102.6

100.7

102.6105.4

100.0

101.4106.7100.0100.0100.0100.0100.099.3

102.7103.2

101.7101.1101.1100.3100.3

00

1.21.7

0000.1

.6

.80

3.1

-.1

2.23.2

1.11.41.4

.1

3.1

0

02.6

2.65.4

(3)

1.7

00000

2.63.2

1.3.5.500

1.11.31.2

-.3

-.72.6

2.6

5.4

(3)

1.4

0

0

-.7

2.73.2

1.7

-.7-.7

(3)

(3)

1 Industry and product class indexes may include products not shown separately.2 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of late reports

and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months after originalpublication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

3 Not available.

4 Seasonal product—no price available this month.n.e.c. = Not elsewhere classified.NOTE: Indexes in this table are calculated by a revised methodology. See

"Technical Note on Data from the Producer Price Index Revision" at the back of thispublication.

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Table 5. Producer price indexes by durability of product

(1967 = 100)

Grouping

1983

Annualaverage

February October1

1984

January1 February1

All commodities

Total durable goods

Total nondurable goods

Total manufactures

Durable

Nondurable

Total raw or slightly processed goods .

Durable

Nondurable

303.1

286.7

315.8

295.7

287.3

304.4

339.9

249.6

345.5

300.9

284.8

313.4

293.9

285.7

302.5

335.2

235.4

341.5

306.0

289.2

319.1

298.5

289.6

307.7

343.6

259.8

348.6

308.1

290.7

321.6

300.0

291.1

309.4

348.9

267.7

353.8

308.8

292.2

321.7

301.0

292.4

310.0

348.2

275.4

352.4

1 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability oflate reports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to

revision 4 monthsadjusted.

after original publication. Data are not seasonally

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Table 6. Producer prices and price indexes for commodity groupings and Individual Items

(1967 = 100 unless otherwise indicated)

Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

All commodities.

Industrial commodities .

Farm products, processed foods and feeds.,

Farm products .

Fresh and dried fruits and vegetables

Fresh fruitsCitrus fruits

Grapefruit, FloridaLemonsOranges, FloridaOranges, California

Other fruitsApples, DeliciousApples, MclntoshBananas, 40 Ib. boxGrapesPeachesPearsStrawberriesCantaloupes

Dried fruits, bulkPrunesRaisins

Fresh and dried vegetablesDried vegetables, bulk

Beans, driedFresh vegetables, except potatoes

CabbageCarrotsCeleryCorn, sweetLettuceOnionsTomatoes. 25lb. ctnSnap beans

Sweet potatoesNew YorkChicago

White potatoesWestern, ChicagoMidwestern, ChicagoEastern, New YorkWestern, New YorkWhite potatoes, Western, Los Angeles

Grains

WheatHard winter Ord., no. 1, Kansas City ...Spring, no. 1, D. N. Ord., Minneapolis .Soft white, no.1, Portland, OregonRed winter, no.2, St. Louis

Other grainsBarley

No. 2 feed, MinnCorn

No.2, ChicagoOats

No.2, MinneapolisRye

No.2, Minneapolis

Livestock

CattleSteers

PrimeChoiceGood

CowsCommercialCutter and canner

Calves

See footnotes at end of table.

4/5 bu.half box4/5 bu.half box

tray ctn.cell ctn.boxlug3/4 bu.boxqt.crate

100 Ib.

50 Ib.48 Ib.cratecratecarton50 Ib.

bu.

50 Ib.50 Ib.

100 Ib.100 Ib.100 1b.50 Ib ctn50 lbs..

bu.bu.bu.bu.

bu.

bu.

bu.

bu.

100 Ib.100 1b.100 Ib.

100 Ib.100 Ib.

01

011

01110101010104 .0101050106 .01020215 .0102160217 .030218 .020219022102220223

01120101 .030102 .03

0113010101020211021202130214021502160217 .0402180303310332040441044204430444 .010445 .01

012

01210101010201030104

0122010101020205030311040415

013

0131010101 .030111 .020122 .02020231 ,020241 .0203

306.0

318.5

257.5

255.2

308.1

298.5207.8274.9208.8(3)117.8338.1

ft253.7260.1312.4

ft(3)948.6

ft395.2262.9507.2293.0

455.0257.1258.2250.6248.9307.9401.0226.8163.0366.6217.6201.0226.8321.8(3)346.5321.9356.3354.9

253.7

233.6231.5238.4243.0224.5

266.4

268.4

286.4

214.8

229.4

232.9242.3283.0242.6240.0224.9223.4221.6161.4

308.1

319.2

264.4

263.3

290.4

232.9152.1

ft116.6(3)155.1268.4246.9273.2215.9283.3

ft281.2440.4

ft388.2254.8501.4

316.5

443.6263.8628.4292.8468.0(3)263.5333.0119.9474.7280.8280.7279.9408.9(3)424.1367.9399.9501.0

245.5

230.9229.8230.2230.1235.5

254.8

255.9

282.1

213.1

250.7

249.5267.1315.4269.7254.7182.8190.4176.9158.7

308.8

320.4

263.5

261.5

311.5

232.2155.6ft117.4229.0149.0265.7271.6283.0263.2

()ft260.9ft388.2254.8501.4

355.3

443.6311.5708.4398.5468.0456.7194.8402.9196.6526.4323.6322.3323.3407.9402.7432.5356.4403.8487.1

235.3

219.6219.2222.3222.3213.5

245.3

216.6

246.7

250.1

210.5

251.9

255.5266.9308.3269.1258.4235.7236.8231.3182.4

ft$12,000

7.08810.750

16.50014.5007.557

ftftft

1.925ft

.532

.840

39.000

15.50016.50022.25016.5008.500

12.10020.50028.000

15.50016.750

17.25013.00011.62513.12513.125

3.6584.0153.7203.400

2.550

3.205

1.760

2.450

70.25066.55059.750

40.85036.150

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Table 6. Producer prices and price indexes for commodity groupings and individual items—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Cattle—ContinuedCalves, Choice, Lancaster at stockyardsChoice, South St. Paul

HogsBarrows and gilts

200-240 IbBarrows and gilts 270-300 Ib

SowsSows 350-400 Ib

Lambs

Choice

Live poultry

Chickens

Broilers and fryers

Turkeys

Plant and animal fibers

Raw cottonGr 41, staple 34-10 spot mkt. avg

Domestic apparel wool64's, staple 2 3/4 in. and up62's, staple 3 in. and up60's, staple 3 in. and up58's, staple 3 1/4 in. and up54's, staple 3 1/2 in. and up

Foreign woolApparel wool

Australian 64's type 62Carpet wool

Plant fibers, except cottonHard fibers

Abaca, manila fiber, grade ISoft (bast) fibers

Jute.raw.bang tossa C

Fluid milk

Milk eligible for fluid useMilk, fluid use

Milk, manufacturing gradeMilk, manufacturing grade

Eggs

Eggs, large

Hay, hayseeds and oilseeds

HayAlfalfa

HayseedsAlfalfa hayseedsClover

OilseedsFlaxseedPeanutsCottonseedSoybeans

Other farm products

Green coffee, cocoa beans, and teaGreen coffee

Santos, no. 4Colombian, ManizalesCoffee, ambiz; Uganda IbMexican, washed

Cocoa beans

See footnotes at end of table.

100 lbs.100 1b.

100 1b.100 1b.

100 1b.

100 Ib.

Ib.

Ib.

275 Ib. bl.

Ib.

100 lbs

100 lbs

doz.

100 Ib.100 Ib.

bu.Ib.tonbu.

Ib.

0131

0132

03510353

0101610171020281

.01

.01

.04

.04

.02

0133

014

0141

0142

015

0151

0152

0191 .01

02

0101 .04

01010106010701080111

0153010101 .0102

0155010101 .01020231 .01

016

0161

0162

017

0171

018

0181

0182

0183

0102 .02

0101 .02

0105

0101 .020111 .01

01010111 .0101210131 .01

019

0191010101 .0101110113 .02011502

06/73

06/73

114.7208.4

191.6192.5203.0161.6

190.7

239.2

208.5

201.3

203.8

234.5

243.4

156.0184.9165.6140.8135.6118.7

220.7181.1191.1262.3

224.2303.8253.6

154.6

284.1

272.3209.8

314.3226.3

288.8

278.0273.9

251.4229.8291.8

292.8245.7286.3(3)309.8

283.7

309.8301.3302.1319.8298.4319.8384.2

130.6186.7

225.5227.0239.2190.7

221.0

263.8

252.6

247.1

236.5

229.3

236.8

162.7189.0169.7145.0147.2128.4

214.3178.4188.2271.6

252.7359.1353.2

154.6

279.1

267.8206.3

307.4221.3

282.4

246.9

287.3

374.7369.2

271.3242.4355.9

273.1236.2284.9(3)285.8

280.2

327.2301.3302.1319.8298.4319.8462.1

124.2241.1

211.3211.9223.2178.4

216.1

266.0

251.3

256.6

200.4

232.7

240.2

162.7189.0169.7145.0147.2128.4

229.3187.1197.5294.5

252.4358.6353.2

154.6

275.7

264.4203.7

304.0218.9

280.7

245.4

265.4

350.6345.4

268.3238.4361.7

251.0236.2291.6(3)257.7

278.9

326.8301.3302.1319.8298.4319.8475.3

$97,50077.500

47.04044.550

41.180

.697

2.3002.0501.7501.5751.325

78.000

.255

13.190

1.095

72.500

119.333124.250

7.500.545

7.080

1.4301.3601.2101.275

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(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

CommodityCommodity

code1Other

index base

index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Green coffee, cocoa beans, and tea—ContinuedAccraBahia

TeaBlack

Leaf tobaccoLeaf tobacco

Nuts

Pecans (in shell)

Processed foods and feeds

Cereal and bakery products

Bakery productsWhite pan bread

White pan bread, northeastWhite pan bread, north centralWhite pan bread, southWhite pan bread, west

Other breadWhite hearth breadDark wheat breadRye breadOther variety bread

Bread type rollsHamburger and weiner rollsEnglish muffinsOther bread type rolls

Bread stuffing, croutons, and bread crumbsBread stuffing, croutons, and bread crumbs

Sweet yeast goodsYeast raised doughnutsOther sweet yeast goods

Soft cakesSnack cakesOther soft cakes

PiesSnack pies

Cake type doughnutsCake type doughnuts

Cookies, crackers, and related productsCookies, ice cream cones, and toaster pastriesCrackers, cracker sandwiches and pretzels

Flour and flour base mixes and doughsFlour

Wheat flour

Milled riceRice, no.2, medium grainRice, no.2, long grain

Other cerealsMacaroniCornmeal, grits and hominyBreakfast cereals, ready to serveBreakfast cereals, cooked

Meats, poultry, and fish

MeatsBeef and veal

USDA choice beef carcassesUSDA utility beef carcassesUSDA good beef carcassesOther USDA graded and ungraded beef carcassesPrimal and fabricated beef cutsBoneless beef including hamburgerVariety meats (edible organs)

PorkSlab baconSliced baconHamsPicnicsBoston buttsPork loins

Other meatsFrankfurters, skinless, all meat

*

See footnotes at end of table.

0191

100 Ib.

02210222030331 .02

0192

0193

02

021

0211

0101

0101

010106 .990107 .990108 .990109 .99040401 .990402 .990403 .990404 .99050501 .990503 .990504 .99060601 .99070701 .990702 .99080801 .990802 .99090901 .99121201 .99212103 .992104 .99

030301 .99

01010102

0214

022

0104 .030106 .990107 .990109 .99

010102 .990104 .990106 .990108 .990111 .990113 .990115 .99040419 .990421 .990423 .990424 .990425 .990431 .99050563 .99

12/6812/6812/6812/6812/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8312/8312/83

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/70

384.3383.0

275.0

257.8

264.6

290.4275.2269.5270.0248.0284.3115.5109.6114.0115.0128.8113.1111.8119.2116.0

106.6115.7113.9116.2116.3116.0116.8

114.8327.8103.0103.6

203.8187.098.4

196.7205.9185.9

291.7258.5108.1

237.0

222.6222.4228.1206.0228.287.391.884.780.9

210.296.1

214.3283.0189.6218.4185.8243.7234.1

458.0467.3

395.5

265.6

263.9

266.1

292.8279.1280.6272.0248.7285.6115.8111.1113.3115.4128.8115.2114.6119.5117.6

106.6116.2114.8116.6118.6117.9120.1117.3118.4

115.2326.5101.8104.3

200.6182.496.3

199.7205.9190.8

296.6261.9103.9102.5100.0

256.9

239.9241.6261.3226.5211.895.796.183.186.1

232.299.1

221.4287.9219.7271.9220.4248.1237.5

464.9490.2

357.7

263.4

263.5

267.0

294.8280.3285.8273.8247.8283.7118.1117.3113.8116.3129.6116.0114.9119.5118.3

106.6116.8115.7117.1118.4117.6120.1118.5120.5

115.2329.0103.5103.9

199.9181.495.9

198.2205.9188.4

296.8261.9104.0102.4101.9

255.6

241.2248.6263.0226.1239.7

99.3100.187.286.6

222.6105.7229.2283.1189.9234.7207.0250.3238.7

$1,3401.280

1.788

.175

.193

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Commodity

Index

Unit

100 1b.Ib.

case/48case/48case/100

Ib.Ib.Ib.

Commoditycode1

02210565 .990567 .99

0222030316 .990317 .990318 .990319 .990321 .9905060602.990603.990604.99080804 .990805 .99

02230101010102020209 .99030311 .990313 .990404250426 .010427

023

0231030301 .990302 .990303 .990304 .99040401 .99050501 .99

02320111 .0101120113

0233020211 .990221 .990231 .990251 .99030311 .990313 .990315 .99

0234020201 .99

0235020201 .9903

024

0241010101 .990102 .990122 .990123 .990125 .99

Otherndex base

12/6912/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/81

12/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8112/7206/8106/81

06/8306/83

12/8312/83

06/8106/8106/8106/81

Oct.19832

246.7269.5

187.9179.4167.5112.8111.0105.2121.7105.0189.9175.1211.0114.5108.2108.5106.3

429.5359.5603.8507.8559.6108.8514.397.9107.6326.1245.3310.9363.3

251.3

199.7100.0199.4100.2100.1100.8100.7100.7100.0100.0

228.5232.2221.6230.1

316.2102.1102.1100.8102.2102.6102.9222.0105.9105.9

240.3100.5100.5

413.2

281.1

289.9254.9253.1100.2103.6114.0111.8

Jan.19842

248.8285.9

214.7205.0195.1127.0132.1121.2128.5169.7209.8206.7228.3121.5110.8110.6107.8

465.1502.8449.6831.8559.0108.7520.0100.2108.2323.6240.1308.9363.3

248.5

199.699.9199.2100.3100.3100.3100.8100.8100.4100.4

218.8222.1211.5222.0

308.999.899.099.7102.399.9100.5213.9105.7106.2

240.4100.5100.5

404.1

99.8100.0

285.3

301.0265.2250.998.0106.3115.6112.4

Feb.19842

252.3290.8

215.6209.7201.1129.5134.4123.0130.3170.1193.0177.8206.3123.0111.8109.2110.9

436.6377.3430.3454.6584.8113.7497.594.1104.4323.6240.1308.9363.3

248.6

199.399.8199.0100.3100.1100.1100.4100.499.999.9

219.2222.4212.2222.0

309.099.698.999.0101.599.6100.7214.7105.8106.2

242.5101.4101.4

403.5

99.5100.0

291.8

311.0272.8256.099.6108.7120.5112.4

Feb. 1984

$67,0001.880

69.25034.69042.000

1.7101.4181.770

Price

Meats—ContinuedBologna, all meatFresh pork sausage, roll, artificial casing .

Processed poultryYoung chicken (

Whole broilers, wet ice, grade A, bulk..Other wet ice pack bulk broilersDry ice pack broilersTray pack broilersFrozen broilers

Mature chicken: hens/fowlTurkeys

Whole young hens, grade A, frozenWhole young toms, grade A frozenOther young turkey

Further processed poultry/small gameTurkey, cooked or smokedChicken, cooked or smoked

Unprocessed and packaged fishUnprocessed fin fish

HaddockHalibut

Fresh packaged fish and seafoodFresh packaged fish and seafood

Frozen packaged fish and seafoodFrozen packaged fish, excluding shellfishFrozen packaged shellfish and other seafood .

Canned fish .'.Salmon, no. 1 tall canTuna, 6 1/2 oz. canSardines, Maine, 3 1/4 oz. can

Dairy products .

Fluid milk productsPackaged fluid milk and related products

Fluid whole milkLowfat milk (1/2-2%)Skim milkCream: light, heavy, sour, half & half, and whipped .

Cottage cheeseCottage cheese

Other milk productsOther milk products

ButterGrade A and AA, New YorkGrade A and AA, ChicagoGrade A and AA, San Francisco .

Natural and processed cheeseNatural cheese, except cottage cheese ...

American-type cheeseItalian-type cheeseSwiss cheeseOther natural cheese, except cottage .

Processed cheese and related products .Processed cheeseCheese foodCheese spread

Ice cream and frozen desserts .Ice cream and ices

Ice cream and ices

Condensed and evaporated milkDry milk products

Dry milk productsLiquid milk products

Processed fruits and vegetables .

Canned fruits and juices .Canned fruits

ApplesauseApplesFruits for saladsFruit pie fillingsOlives

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Canned fruits and juices—ContinuedPeachesPears

Canned fruit juicesOrange juice, single strengthPineapple juiceGrapefruit juiceApple juiceOther whole fruit juices and mixtures

Frozen fruits, juices and adesFrozen fruits

Frozen blueberriesFrozen juices and ades

Frozen orange juiceFrozen lemonadeFrozen grape juiceGrapefruit juiceOther frozen fruit and berry juice, concentrateCitrus pulp

Dried and dehydrated fruitsPrunesRaisinsDatesApplesOther dried and dehydrated fruit

Canned vegetables and juicesBeetsCarrotsSweet corn whole kernalFresh lima beansGreen peasBeans, green and waxVegetable combinationsTomatoesTomato pasteTomato pulp and pureeTomato sauceCatsupTomato juiceMushroomsWhite potatoes

Frozen vegetablesFrozen green peasFrozen green beansFrozen broccoliFrozen Brussels sproutsFrozen French fried potatoesOther frozen potato productsFrozen cauliflowerFrozen succotashOther frozen combinationsFrozen carrotsFrozen sweet cut corn, yellowFrozen sweet cob corn, yellowFrozen southern greensOther frozen vegetables

Dried and dehydrated vegetablesPotatoes, instant mashedOnionsOther dried and dehydrated vegetables

Sugar confectionery

Raw cane sugarRaw cane sugar

Refined sugarGranulated sugar

Consumer units and individual servicesCommercial units and bulk

Confectioners' powdered sugarConfectioners' powdered sugar

Liquid sugar or sugar syrup

Confectionery materialsHoney, extracted

See footnotes at end of table.

02410126 .990131 .99020241 .990251 .990253 .990255 .990259 .99

0242020206 .99030301 .990302 .990303 .990304 .990311 .990321 .99

0101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .990111 .99

02440103 .990104 .990107 .990109 .990111 .990117 .990125 .990126 .990128 .990131 .990133 .990137 .990141 .990144 .990146 .99

02450101 .990103 .990104 .990105 .990108 .990109 .990111 .990113 .990115 .990116 .990117 .990118.990119 .990121 .99

0246

025

0252

0253

0101 .990103 .990111 .99

0101 .99

030301 .990302 .99040401 .9906

0254

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/6712/6712/8212/8212/82

06/8106/81

06/81

06/81

06/8106/81

12/6706/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/6712/8212/82

12/7706/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

12/770101 .01

288.8210.9344.9373.2524.6318.1365.7105.0

302.3112.8114.591.0

302.590.9108.371.899.381.2

403.9281.7428.5107.9104.9102.4

254.3121.495.8

218.4109.4223.2212.9111.8261.5111.1109.0261.6300.5285.1197.6117.3

281.9319.9107.399.6105.4287.2106.3100.4117.2112.8117.1110.0112.2116.1109.7

217.196.6

298.0

314.9

175.1107.9110.1107.0

109.2111.7

152.4305.2

315.5234.0357.2406.0524.6316.5369.0110.3

308.2112.8114.593.3

314.990.9101.274.098.383.2

404.2281.7425.2108.9106.5104.7

255.3(3)95.1

215.8109.8229.4207.9111.8261.1110.1112.6261.5295.5291.0205.0

285.5319.9111.7100.9107.8294.0106.4103.5117.6112.5101.8103.3112.4120.6111.5

299.0

309.4

173.8107.4110.6106.1

107.7110.3

155.4302.5

326.2238.7371.1440.9535.1334.3369.0110.6

333.9113.0115.5103.3356.597.7

101.282.599.883.2

404.6281.7425.7108.9107.2104.7

254.4113.194.8

216.7106.6238.6216.9112.1263.8109.9111.7262.8269.9290.5205.8106.8

284.2319.9111.8100.7107.8292.3105.6103.1117.6112.5101.8101.2111.5120.6111.2

259.2

300.6

315.7

173.4107.2105.6107.8

106.4110.6

156.1299.7

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Confectionery materials—ContinuedCorn syrupChocolate coatingsOther chocolate and cocoa products .

0254100 Ib. 0103 .01

0104 .990105 .99

Confectionery end productsChewing gum

Chewing gumCandy and nuts

Chocolate and chocolate-type confectionery products .Nonchocolate-type confectionery productsOther confectionery products

0255020201030301 .990302 .990303 .99

Beverages and beverage materials . 026

Alcoholic beveragesMalt beverages

Bottled beerCanned beerBarrels and kegsOther malt beverages

Distilled liquor, except brandyBottled liquor, except brandy ....

Wines, brandy and brandy spirits .Grape table winesDessert winesSparkling wines

0261010101 .990103 .990105 .990107 .99020215 .99040431 .990434 .990435 .99

Soft drinksCola, excluding diet cola

Cola, bottled, excluding diet colaCola, cans, excluding diet colaCola, bulk, excluding diet cola

Other carbonated drinksCarbonated orange sodaLemon, lime and lemon-limeRoot beer and sarsaparillaGinger aleCarbonated grape sodaClub sodaOther carbonated nondiet sodaDiet colaOther carbonated diet soda

Noncarbonated soft drinksOther noncarbonated fruit drinks and ades .

0262010106 .990121 .990131 .99050502 .990503 .990504 .990505 .990506 .990507 .990509 .990511 .990519 .99060609 .99

Packaged beverage materialsCoffee (whole bean, ground, & instant).

Ground roasted coffeeSoluble (instant) coffee

CocoaTea

0263

Loose .

Other beverage materialsMaltFlavoring syrup (fountain)Kola syrup, for use by bottlersCorn grits and flakes (for brewer's use).

Fats and oils

Ib.

34 Ib.gal.gal.

010101 .990103 .9902030311 .030312 .10

02640101 .010103 .040105 .080107 .99

027

Animai fats and oilsLard commercial sizes (over 3 lbs) .

02710103 .99

Crude vegetable oilsSoybean oil, crude, not degummed .Soybean oil, crude, degummedCottonseed oilPeanut oilCorn oilCoconut oil

02720101 .990105 .990111 .010121 .010131 .010141 .02

Shortening and cooking oilsShortening, consumer sizesShortening, 100% vegetable, commercial sizes..MargarineSalad and cooking oilsAll other fully refined oils

02740102 .990106 .990121 .990133 .990165 .99

06/8306/83

12/77

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8206/82

06/8312/8312/83

12/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8112/6806/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/6806/83

12/80

06/80

12/81

12/8112/81

241.999.4

101.0

140.2

344.6100.799.799.6

104.2

265.2

206.8206.0207.8201.7

98.7102.6186.1

99.9

270.4

329.3337.6340.9106.2101.6108.9106.3273.6108.5305.4103.1210.1108.7111.4112.8108.7112.6

324.8336.4343.2314.1

218.8219.0232.9

228.1232.6205.8202.3

281.7

333.8112.9

246.3277.8127.1174.0420.4242.6293.1

294.1119.4272.4295.2127.8114.3

236.2104.1114.4

143.3

344.6103.4102.4101.5107.6

268.4

207.6205.3205.1201.9

99.0103.2188.9101.5100.199.2

272.1103.8

332.6343.3349.4105.9101.2109.5105.9273.9109.9316.4104.7214.8108.3113.7112.6106.5109.5

335.9348.8358.1320.3

225.2225.0241.6

229.0241.6205.8202.3

339.8115.3

241.4259.5121.5168.4384.0238.2370.1

291.1124.1269.9273.2118.6118.1

236.2104.2

144.0

344.6104.0102.8102.6108.2

270.0

208.7208.6206.3206.0103.3103.2186.199.7

100.1100.7270.9100.0

334.5346.2353.7105.8101.2110.2106.2275.9110.2315.3110.2214.8109.6111.0114.1104.4106.4

339.5352.0361.4322.3

231.2232.6241.6

229.1241.6205.8202.3

269.1

348.8119.8

220.3226.2103.9157.2377.9222.7405.8

285.7119.7250.4275.1117.0115.9

$11,077

196.465

5.1033.593

4.529

.280

.253

.540

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.1984s

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Miscellaneous processed foods

Jams, jellies, and preservesStrawberry jams and preservesOther jams and preservesGrape jelliesOther jellies

Pickles and pickle productsDill or sour picklesSweet picklesOther finished pickle products

Processed eggsFrozen or liquid whole eggsDried whole eggs

Canned specialtiesCanned dry beansCanned specialty foodsCanned soups

Frozen specialtiesFrozen pies and other baked goodsFrozen dinners, meat pies, ethnic foodsOther frozen specialties

Meat saucesMeat sauces

Other miscellaneous processed foodsSalad dressingsMayonnaiseOther spoon-type dressingsFrench dressingOther pourable-type dressingsPepper, whole, blackPeanut butter, 12 oz. jar

Prepared animal feeds

Grain by-product feedsWheat mill feedCorn mill feedGluten feed, corn

Vegetable cake and meal feedsCottonseed mealSoybean meal

Formula feedsBroiler feed, completeEgg layer feedStarter-grower feed, completeTurkey feed, completeOther poultry feedDairy feedBeef cattle feedSwine feedHorse & mule feed

Miscellaneous feedstuffsOther than pet food

Meat meal and meat and bone mealDry rendered tankageFish scrap and meal *Grain, ground, rolledMineral mixtureSugar beet pulp, all forms

Textile products and apparel

Synthetic fibers

Unprocessed filament yarnsNon-cellulosic

Nylon textile yarn, selected deniersPolyester textile yarn, deniers 56-89; 145-179Fibrous glass yarnUnprocessed filament, ex.nylon, polyester and glass

See footnotes at end of table.

028

02810101 .990103 .990111 .990117.99

02820101 .990103 .990104 .99

02830101 .990102 .99

02840102 .990103 .990104 .99

02850109 .990111 .990113.99

028601

0289

Ib.doz.

0101 .990103 .990105 .990108 .990113 .9901310141 .03

029

02910103 .990105 .990107

0292

ton 01010111 .99

02930101 .990103 .990105 .990107 .990109 .990121 .990131 .990141 .990151 .99

0294030301 .990303 .990305 .990307 .990309 .990313 .99

03

031

0315020214 .990221 .990231 .990233 .99

06/81

06/81

06/8106/81

12/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/82

06/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8306/83

12/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/79

12/8012/8006/82

12/75

12/75

06/8112/6912/7506/83

262.1

293.1307.9109.7289.9

96.8

309.9304.5111.6110.2

223.4242.5205.6

241.597.299.9

105.0

256.0108.4105.4102.1

116.0116.0

258.3126.9258.3112.9108.0106.4201.3281.4

248.6

240.1129.0109.2279.3

303.7337.0297.4

236.5238.7246.192.995.495.4

231.9217.3231.3114.9

215.799.8

239.9212.0331.1

98.2104.2

136.9

207.0

160.5161.8168.6100.9171.2199.4102.7

266.7

317.0325.4117.4268.1132.6

314.7310.7113.7111.4

254.3272.9225.5

243.898.5

101.4105.0

258.3110.1106.6102.0

262.3123.1260.9111.3110.8107.4217.6281.4

246.0

246.1138.0106.7279.3

279.7287.0276.3

237.4234.7247.692.194.095.5

236.2221.6230.2116.7

220.1107.7264.7239.9339.3104.4105.5137.9

208.0

159.2

161.2167.2102.8165.4198.2O

275.3

317.7325.4117.4272.6132.6

315.3310.8113.7111.3

277.3292.8258.3

243.499.2

100.8105.3

259.7110.3107.1103.1

118.4118.4

278.3123.1261.6111.3111.9108.0259.3287.3

231.1

214.0109.399.1

248.3

248.2226.3248.0

225.7225.8235.886.388.6

(3)223.6210.0218.4111.4

218.3104.7248.4229.4O103.9102.3140.6

209.3

161.5

164.5171.4103.8172.0205.8

$0,995

120.000

172.500

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Staple, tow, and fiberfillCellulosic

ViscoseNon-cellulosic

Nylon and aramidAcrylic and modacrylicPolyesterOther non-cellulosic staple, tow, and fiberfill

Processed yarns and threads

YamsCotton

Gray combed cotton yarnGray carded cotton yarnFinished cotton yarn

WoolWool machine, knitting yarnWool carpet and rug yarn

SyntheticRayon and/or acetate yarnAcrylic and/or modacrylic yarnPolyester spun yarnTextured polyester filament yarnTextured nylon filament yarnTextured yarns except nylon and polyesterOther synthetic yarn

ThreadsCotton

Cotton thread, industrial useSynthetic

Polyester thread, industrial useCorespun thread, industrial use

Gray fabrics

BroadwovensCotton

Plain printclothSheetingOsnaburgCotton duck & allied fabricsDrillSateenCorduroyAll other gray cotton fabrics

Synthetic100% filamant nylon taffeta100% spun polyester/cotton bed sheeting100% spun polyester/cotton broadcloth100% spun polyester/cotton twill100% spun polyester/cotton plain print cloth100% spun polyester/cotton, other weaves100% spun polyester/rayon fabricSpeciality fabric

OtherBurlap

KnitsCircular knits, except hosiery

Circular knits, except hosieryWarp knits, except hosiery

Finished fabrics

BroadwovensCotton

Dyed and finished denimPrinted and finished fabricsOther finished fabrics

WoolWomen's wool/nylon sportswear fabricMen's wool outer jacketing

SyntheticPolyester/cotton blend dyed and finished fabricsDyed and finished fabrics, except poly/cotton blendsPrinted and finished fabricsOther finished fabrics

Knits

See footnotes at end of table.

0318010101020201 .990202 .990203 .990211 .99

032

0326010102 .990104 .990107 .99020221 .990223 .99030301 .990303 .990305 .990307 .990309 .990311 .990313 .99

0327

conecone

010101 .02030322 .010331

033

0337

yd.

010101 .990103 .990105 .990109 .990111 .990113.990117 .990119.99030341 .990353 .990359 .990361 .990363 .990367 .990369 .990371 .99040461 .01

0338030301 .990401 .99

034

0342010123 .990125 .990126 .99020221 .040232 .03030372 .990373 .990374 .990375 .99

0343

06/81

12/7506/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/75

12/75

12/8212/8212/82

12/7512/8212/7512/8212/8212/8212/8212/8206/8306/83

12/75

12/7512/7512/7512/75

12/75

12/7512/7512/7512/7506/7606/7612/7512/7512/8012/8012/7512/7506/8106/8106/8112/7506/8106/8106/81

12/7506/8106/8106/81

12/75

12/7512/7512/8212/8212/82

12/7506/7612/7512/8212/8212/8212/82

12/75

102.2

103.1115.099.697.9

107.6

141.3

138.6242.6103.8102.1101.6189.1174.899.8

135.1101.098.5

103.9108.0103.1102.2102.5

173.0305.8182.2152.8158.6158.1

149.4

149.5156.0142.7147.4127.8168.4144.0116.986.8

117.6149.3139.6113.9106.1(3)140.1103.0106.595.2

127.0104.9

149.396.296.2

104.6

123.8

137.2141.1106.9101.798.7

186.6

126.0102.299.8(3)103.5

108.2

100.6

162.4101.0115.291.598.3

109.2

142.3

139.6244.9104.3103.8100.4189.1174.899.8

136.2101.198.1

104.9109.6103.1103.6102.7

173.0305.8182.2152.8158.6158.1

152.8

153.0157.9149.5147.3(3)169.1147.3

117.7151.6140.9

145.6106.1106.497.8

168.1121.7

149.697.297.2

125.0

140.2147.5108.9102.298.8

188.8166.4148.8127.1102.1101.9(3)107.0

108.4

101.1

162.5101.5115.591.599.3

111.8

144.0

141.5246.2104.6104.0103.3189.1175.299.8

138.4102.197.7

105.4117.0103.5103.8103.4

173.0305.8182.2152.8158.6158.1

152.8

153.1159.2153.3159.8(3)169.1147.4

117.7150.9142.8(3)110.1(3)148.1101.9105.698.5

168.0118.9

149.697.297.2

126.3

141.9150.7110.2102.0100.2191.3168.6150.7127.7102.1102.292.7

109.4

107.8

$0,856

6.130

5.7457.526

30.550

5.7816.371

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Knits—ContinuedCircular knit outerwear fabric

100% spun yarn single knits100% filament yarn interlock or eightlock dbl. knits100% spun yarn interlock or eightlock double knits

Other circular knit fabricHigh pile fabric

Warp knit outerwear fabricWarp knit underwear and nightwear fabric

Chiefly nylon tricot, simplex, & milanese fabricsOther warp knit fabric

Apparel & other fabricated textile prods

ApparelWomen's

Skirt suits, including uniformWomen's unit priced dressesSkirts, including uniformsSlacksBlouses, waist & shirts ex knit sport & sweat shirts ....Separate tailored suit-type jackets, incl. uniformsTailored coats, ex. fur, all leather & raincoatsBrassieresGirdles, corsets, combinations and accessoriesPantiesSlips, half slips, and petticoatsNightwearUnderwear, except slips and panties

Men's and boys'Men's reg. wt. bus. suit, all wool or wool blendMen's reg. wt. bus. suit, cotton or cotton blendMen's reg. wt. business suit, other fabricsMen's It. wt. bus. suit, cotton or cotton blendMen's It. wt. business suit, other fabricsMen's trousers, except uniform, chiefly woolMen's trousers, except uniform, chiefly cottonMen's trousers, except uniform, other fabricsMen's denim jeans and jean cut casual slacksMen's courdoroy jean and jean cut casual slacksMen's jeans and jean cut casual slacksMen's washable service apparelMen's one-piece work suitsMen's work pantsMen's dungarees and overallsMen's and boys' work shirtsMen's other work clothingMen's knit pullover golf apparelMen's bus. type sport coat, wool or wool blendMen's bus. type sport coat, cotton or cotton blendMen's business type sport coat, other fabricsMen's/boys' nontailored heavy jackets & coats, mfpmMen's light weight outer coatMen's socksMen's and boy's knit undershirtsMen's and boy's knit shorts and briefsMen's and boys' thermal underwear and union suits...Men's and boy's neckwearMen's and boys' work gloves and mittensBoys' dress and sport trousersBoys' denim jeans and jean-cut casual slacksBoys' jeans & jean-cut casual slacks, other fabricsBoys' work clothing, except jeans and work shirtsMen's and boys' knit sport shirtsMen's and boys' dress and woven sport shirts

Girls', children's and infants'Knee socksUnderwearNightwear

Miscellaneous apparel and accessoriesFur products

Textile housefurnishingsBedclothes

Bedspreads and bedsetsFlat sheets, except crib sizeFitted sheets, except crib sizePillowcases

Other textile housefurnishingsTowels and washclothsOther textile housefurnishings, n.e.c

See footnotes at end of table.

0343040403 .990409 .990413 .99050503 .9906070703 .990801 .99

038

0381010102 .990113 .990122 .990134 .990152 .990162 .990163 .990174 .990175 .990176.990177 .990178 .990181 .99020204 .990205 .990206 .990207 .990208 .990211 .990213 .990215 .990217 .990218 .990219 .990221 .990222 .990225 .990227 .990228 .990229 .990239 .100254 .990255 .990256 .990261 .990263 .020272 .030274 .990275 .990277 .990282 .990287 .040292 .990293 .990294 .990295 .990298 .990299 .99030364 .030368 .990369 .99040407 .99

0382

per unitper unitper unit

010102 .990132 .010133 .020152 .04030303 .990311 .99

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8112/7506/8106/81

06/81

12/77

12/7712/7706/8312/7712/77

12/7712/77

06/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/7706/8306/8312/7712/8012/8012/8012/8312/7712/77

12/7706/8212/73

12/8112/8112/8112/8106/8306/83

12/7706/8206/82

12/83

12/77

12/7712/7712/7706/8312/7506/83

97.598.597.499.4

97.298.4

165.2104.3

133.3

198.8178.6156.7125.3125.398.8

140.8115.0145.8223.4176.1152.2145.9158.6100.0223.4123.8117.2109.0

103.9101.1103.5101.999.0

102.8100.2100.2242.4146.5100.0101.5139.0115.8(3)110.4(3)151.6150.4267.5138.2105.3132.3(3)90.7

102.996.8

107.495.099.3

198.2140.5104.4102.1

234.5133.8249.9130.1133.3132.799.7

170.299.2

97.8100.397.399.4

97.298.4

165.1104.4

133.5

198.7177.0156.7126.2121.795.1

132.7115.0145.7223.6176.0153.8150.7160.5100.5224.3

108.9

104.5102.4105.4101.899.7

102.8101.3100.6243.8147.5100.0102.3141.2

110.8100.0146.1150.1267.7138.5105.3133.0302.0

89.1108.399.8

111.695.099.1

201.6142.6108.6102.9

99.8

236.6133.7250.1130.5134.0129.6101.1174.3100.1

96.5102.397.4

97.298.4

165.2104.4

134.0

199.8178.1156.7126.0123.095.1

132.7115.0145.3228.0187.9154.3150.7160.5100.8225.4

109.3

104.6103.8105.1101.899.7

102.8105.8100.8246.7149.8102.7102.8

110.8101.8146.1154.6268.1139.3105.3133.3307.6

94.4104.199.8

111.695.299.3

202.4142.6107.7105.7

236.2135.4250.1132.4138.1130.8100.1173.098.2

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Fabricated products, n.e.cCamping equipment

Camping tentsIndustrial products

Men's/boys' suit, coat findings & hat, cap trimmings .Automotive trimmingsOther trimmings and findingsCordage, twine and rope

0383

per unit

per unit

020212 .03030305 .990308 .990311 .990322 .07

Hides, skins, leather, and related products..

Hides and skins

Cattle hidesPacker, branded cowPacker, native steer, heavy .Packer, butt branderOther cattle hides

04

041

04110102 .990111 .990114.990116.99

Leather . 042

Finished cattlehide and kipside leather.Sole leather

Light bendsUpper leather, including patent

Dress and casual shoeOther upper leather

Other grains except offalBag, case, and strap leatherGarment leatherOther grains

Finished splitsFinished splits

0421010101 .01020201 .990202 .99030301 .990302 .990304 .99040401 .99

Finished sheep and lamb leather...Garment leather

04230103 .99

Rough, crust, and wet blueRough, crust, and wet blue

Rough, crust, and wet blue .

0425010101 .99

Footwear. 043

Men's footwearMen's leather upper footwear

Dress and casual shoesBootsWork shoes or bootsOther leather upper footwear

Men's non-leather upper footwear .Men's plastic upper footwear

0431010113.990115.990117.990119.99030301 .99

Women's footwearWomen's leather upper footwear .

Dress shoesCasual shoesSandalsBootsOther leather upper footwear ...

Women's plastic upper footwear..Dress shoesCasual shoesSandalsCasual footwear

0432010101 .990103 .990105 .990107 .990109 .99030301 .990303 .990305 .990403 .99

Children's footwear (size 8 1/2-12) ....Children's leather upper footwear ...

04330141 .99

Misses' footwear (size 12 1/2 - 2 1/2) .Misses' leather upper footwear

04340147 .99

Youths', boys' ftwear. (size 12 1/2-6)Youths' and boys' leather upper footwear.

04350153 .99

Infants', babies' ftwear. (size 1-8)Infants' and babies' leather upper footwear.

04360159 .99

Athletic footwearAthletic footwear designed for sports .

04370165 .99

Other footwear. 0438

12/77

12/7712/7712/8312/8312/83

12/8012/80

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/69

06/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/80

134.9

135.8134.8ftftft255.2

273.7

403.5362.3450.2111.6100.5

336.6

337.2Oft319.3104.6105.7107.9102.2103.4107.495.595.5

350.4390.1

116.8116.8

251.3

287.2288.2108.0111.2109.1104.6

103.8

229.4224.6104.4102.1103.4109.1112.4102.9105.9110.172.9

109.7

209.2112.6

101.1100.4

117.9113.2

110.6108.4

102.4112.1

134.9

136.9134.6100.099.3

100.4ft280.1

470.4400.6479.0120.9123.7

346.4

350.9

ftft333.5108.6114.2110.9110.1111.3108.4100.5100.5

ftft

103.5103.5

251.7

287.5288.6107.9111.1109.9106.1

103.8

230.1224.8105.8102.0102.1109.1112.5104.2106.0113.172.9ft

205.7109.6

101.1100.4

117.9113.2

110.6108.5

102.4112.1

135.1

136.9134.9100.099.6

100.3255.1

283.2

495.7408.1469.5119.0135.0

361.3

358.2

ftft342.1111.9114.2110.8110.8111.3107.6113.6113.6352.8397.5

149.7149.7

251.6

289.8291.1108.4111.8111.9108.4

103.9

226.7221.3105.9101.989.3

112.4ft102.5106.0112.561.9ft214.0116.8

102.7102.9

120.0116.2

114.4111.8

ftft

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Other footwear—ContinuedOther footwear

Other leather and related products

Luggage and small leather goodsWeek-end case, women's, nonleatherAttache case, non-leatherWomen's & children's handbags & pursesOther personal leather goods

Gloves

Men's dress leather gloves

Industrial leather

Footwear cut stock

Cut soles, men's

Fuels and related products and power

Coal

AnthraciteChestnutBuckwheat no. 2Buckwheat no. 4Buckwheat no. 5StovePea

Bituminous coalIndustrial sizes, spot & prepared

ManufacturingIndustrial sizes, contract (prepared)

Steam electric utilityManufacturingMetallurgical, high volatileMetallurgical, low volatileExport

Unprepared bituminous coal and ligniteUnprepared bituminous coal and lignite

3oke oven products

Coke

Gas fuels

Natural gas4

InterstateIntrastateImported

Liquefied petroleum gasPropaneButaneEthane

Electric power

Commercial power, 40 kw demandNew EnglandMid-AtlanticEast North CentralWest North CentralSouth AtlanticEast South CentralWest South CentralMountainPacific

Industrial power, 500 kw demandNew EnglandMid-AtlanticEast North CentralWest North CentralSouth AtlanticEast South CentralWest South Central

See footnotes at end of table.

0438

044

0441

0169 .99

0111 .100122 .050128 .990132 .99

doz.0442

0443

0444

05

051

05110101 .990104 .990106 .990107 .990109 .990111 .99

0512020215 .99030301 .990302 .990303 .990304 .990321 .99040402 .99

052

05220101 .99

053

0531mcfmcfmcf

gal.gal.gal.

10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh10,000 kwh

200000 kwh200000 kwh200000 kwh200000 kwh200000 kwh200000 kwh200000 kwh

0102 .020103 .040104 .01

05320104 .020105 .030106

054

05421101 .021204 .011307 .041411 .011514 .011617 .011721 .011824 .011927 .01

05431101 .021204 .011307 .041411 .011514 .011617 .011721 .01

06/80

12/6706/8206/82

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8306/7606/7606/7606/7606/7606/82

12/81

05/7705/7705/77

06/7706/7706/77

12/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/70

12/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/7012/70

107.5

253.5

202.8C3)194.2103.1101.5

329.5

371.0

404.8477.6

538.2

610.4551.7143.8116.696.8

135.3147.3

534.9437.0

97.0151.2190.4126.7101.5104.386.7

112.0

453.1

448.1

1,128.4

1385.3447.6225.5215.1

731.7201.2281.8167.3

423.6

353.4352.8360.2320.0278.3297.8350.8332.9284.7349.4

495.6479.4474.6392.4363.3435.5470.4478.3

107.6

258.9

210.1

237.9104.7103.6

320.6

371.0

407.0480.2

655.8

541.0

612.2559.1145.8116.696.1

136.6144.7

537.7448.5

98.9151.7191.6128.699.0

104.484.3

112.7

418.3

413.6

1,126.8

1414.9450.5236.5229.5

677.6(3)245.5(3)

420.9

351.4359.2347.3316.0260.7304.9346.1321.0287.1368.3

492.0500.1460.3394.9313.4437.6465.7467.6

107.7

259.1

210.3(3)237.9104.9103.7

371.0

407.0480.2

656.7

543.4

612.2559.1145.8116.696.1

136.6144.7

540.2437.5

98.7152.9194.0128.598.792.085.2

112.6

418.3

413.6

1,123.8

1413.6451.2232.9236.0

671.5193.7248.7130.9

424.4

355.0361.2355.4317.4264.8304.7344.4325.2292.8371.2

495.4503.6463.6394.6321.6437.0465.4479.2

$22,158

2.964

2.8913.3254.434

.453

.561

.189

1,010.2051,150.573846.332683.235722.009665.772692.534644.218733.557

15,105.45212,535.52711,995.3459,072.9939,954.91910,772.17510,838.399

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Industrial power, 500 kw demand—Continued .MountainPacific

0543200000 kwh200000 kwh

1824 .011927 .01

Crude petroleum (domestic production) .

Petroleum products, refined .

0561

057

Gasoline4 5

RegularDealer tank-wagon to retail outlets .Sales to jobbersCommercial consumers

PremiumDealer tank-wagon to retail outlets .Sales to jobbersCommercial consumers

Unleaded gasolineDealer tank-wagon to retail outlets .Sales to jobbersCommercial consumers

0571

Light distillates4 5

Kerosene to resellersCommercial jet fuel, kerosene base .

Middle distillates4 5

Fuel oil no. 2 to resellersDiesel to commercial consumers .

Residual fuels4 5

Containing 0.31 to 1.0% sulfur....Containing more than 1 % sulfur.

Lubricating oil materials.Bright stockNeutral stockPale oil

gal.gal.gal.

gal.gal.gal.

gal.gal.gal.

gal.gal.

gal.gal.

gal.gal.gal.

020201 .060202 .070203 .07030301 .060302 .070303 .0804040104020403

05720201 .070301 .07

05730201 .070301 .08

057405010601

05750111 .040112.020113 .03

Finished lubricantsAutomotive oil

Automotive motor oil, retailAutomotive motor oil, commercial.Other automotive oil, commercial..

Industrial oilIndustrial oilsProcess oilMetalworking oil

Lubricating greasePetroleum grease

0576010101 .990103 .990104 .99020201 .990202 .990203 .99030301 .99

Petroleum wax .

Chemicals and allied products .

Industrial chemicals

Basic inorganic chemicals6 ....:Alkalies and chlorine

Chlorine liquidSodium carbonate (soda ash)Sodium hydroxide, liquid (caustic soda) .Chlorine gas

Other inorganic chemicals^Calcium carbideCalcium oxide, (lime)Hydrochloric acidOther inorganic acidsSodium sulfate (anhydrous)Other inorganic chemicals

0577

06

061

0613

ton

ton

010101 .990103 .060104 .990106 .99020211 .990213 .030221 .990242 .990266 .990282 .99

Basic organic chemicals6 ...Primary

Benzene1,3 ButadieneEthylenePropylene, chemicalPropylene, polymerToluene

IntermediateEthylene oxide

0614

gal.Ib.Ib.gal.gal.gal.

010101 .110109 .060121 .050131 .030132 .040141 .06020221 .99

12/7012/70

02/7302/7302/7302/7302/7302/7302/7302/7306/7706/7706/7706/77

02/7302/73

02/7302/73

12/8012/80

12/7312/7312/74

12/8012/8012/8012/7312/8012/8012/8012/73

12/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/8012/7312/7412/7312/7312/8212/7312/82

12/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/7312/73

399.4594.8

675.7

696.3

611.7559.2502.0647.8593.5507.7474.1587.7567.7217.1212.1222.6219.7

889.3720.7743.3

912.2749.3713.5

1120.091.3

106.0

776.0443.0425.8284.5

355.9351.8

105.7101.6112.3371.7106.6107.8106.9226.1

477.9

295.5

344.9

290.9260.4233.5287.6270.7123.2301.6207.0300.1203.0

93.6483.4

97.9

371.0509.0414.1410.6667.6731.5579.8443.8448.6481.0

399.2620.0

676.0

669.7

570.3519.6467.3596.1561.3479.7450.4543.8557.1202.1199.7204.6204.1

871.2689.6732.6

870.6709.4689.4

1164.8103.2106.4

794.9454.5(3)289.3

370.9378.5311.7107.2101.6112.5372.3106.6107.8

476.4

298.5

347.7

289.6254.7232.5300.3252.9118.9301.3203.2293.3196.289.9

480.298.8

376.1505.2(3)413.7679.4(3)586.5420.6449.1458.7

401.8629.4

676.0

670.1

563.9513.6460.8592.0552.9474.2444.6540.1548.8200.1196.8203.6201.8

884.9732.1735.6

923.6767.5709.5

1093.188.7

103.1

797.9462.4442.7289.3

368.0372.8301.3106.9101.6112.5372.3106.6107.8108.7235.2

474.8

338.0

288.4241.0238.5284.4225.1125.2303.3203.2296.1200.8

89.9480.2

99.3

361.8500.4387.8(3)672.2717.2

409.5465.9

$8,863,65512,287.493

.815

.795

.826

.930

.882

.921

.884

.833

.847

.930

.863

.885

.847

See footnotes at end of table.

100

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Basic organic chemicals—ContinuedStyrene, monomer

Other basic organicsDichlorodifluoromethaneEthanel (ethyl alcohol)Methanol (methyl alcohol)

Paints and allied products

Prepared paintArchitectural coatings

Interior water based paintInterior solvent based paintExterior solvent based paintExterior water based paint

OEM finishesOEM finishes

Special purpose coatingsSpecial purpose coatings

Paint materialsPaint resins

Soya bean oilLinseed oil, alkali refinedTall oil

Paint pigmentsChrome colorsIron oxide pigmentsTitanium pigmentsColored lead pigmentsAll other inorganic pigments

Paint solventsMineral spirits, rule 66Xylol (mixed xylones)

Paint additivesKaolin clayTalc

Allied and miscellaneous paint productsAllied paint productsPutty and putty productsMiscellaneous paint products

Drugs and Pharmaceuticals

Medicinal and botanical chemicalsSynthetic organic medicinal chemicals, bulkOther medicinals and botanicals, bulk

Preparations, veterinaryPrescription

PrescriptionNon-prescription

Other non-prescription

Preparations, ethical (prescription)Systemic anti-infectives

Broad spectrum penicillinsAnti-arthritics

Anti-arthriticsSedatives

Antispasmodic/antisecretoryAntispasmadic/antisecretory

Cardiovascular therapyAntihypertensive drugsVasodilatorsOther cardiovasculars

HormonesHormones

DiureticsDiuretics

DermatologicalsAntipruritics

Analgesics, internalCodeine and combinationsCough and cold preparations

VitaminsMultivitamins

Miscellaneous ethical preparationsAnticoagulantsBronchial therapy

See footnotes at end of table.

06140251 .990303310341 .990363 .99

062

0621010101 .990131 .990171 .990181 .99020201 .99030301 .99

0622

gal.gal.

tonton

01010501360139 .03020204 .990206 .990209 .990212 .990299 .990303090311 .010404070409

06230101 .990102 .990103 .99

063

06310201 .990202 .99

0634010109 .99020209 .99

010112.99020201 .990301 .99050501 .99060611 .990612 .990619 .99080801 .99090901 .99111112.99131311 .991501 .99161611 .99999913 .999916 .99

12/7312/7312/7312/7312/73

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/7606/76

06/7606/8306/83

06/8306/8306/76

06/7606/76

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8206/82

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/81

06/81

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

476.8295.4259.8337.0389.3

285.6

264.2262.6230.0284.2101.794.4

100.3100.3100.4100.4

316.9173.9174.5259.8114.1161.5100.0100.0274.6ft102.2201.9536.6502.2155.7171.7220.1

100.2100.0100.0100.3

229.3

223.597.9

102.2

97.593.293.2

103.9103.0

215.8157.5111.5424.2128.1141.7310.4129.8222.9123.8122.0123.9197.1111.5149.3123.7240.2125.9233.3129.9136.4190.6124.2136.1100.1114.3

467.2307.4259.2340.4380.2

286.5

265.7266.4238.7284.3102.195.7

100.0100.0100.2100.2

316.3168.7165.5238.9121.3163.1100.0105.2274.6

ft102.6200.0530.8502.2156.8

ft220.1101.7100.0100.0102.5

233.3

219.295.4

102.9

98.193.893.8

104.6104.3

221.4161.3111.6424.2128.1165.5311.8130.4230.4126.1124.7132.9205.3116.2152.4126.4241.3125.9233.3129.9138.7190.6124.2140.3102.2114.9

467.8308.0272.7341.9372.0

286.4

266.9266.6238.1284.3102.296.3

100.7100.7101.2101.2

313.9162.4145.6234.8121.3163.7100.0105.2274.9

ft102.8200.0530.8502.2156.8

ft220.1101.4100.0100.0102.1

234.4

219.395.4

103.0

98.292.292.2

107.1106.3

223.2161.6112.4436.1131.7165.8314.8131.6235.6133.3124.7135.7197.1111.5156.6129.8247.3125.9235.0129.9142.3190.2124.2141.898.1

115.2

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Preparations, ethical (prescription)—ContinuedCancer therapy productsCNS stimulantsContraceptives, exc. devices, implants, kit, etcMuscle relaxantsNutrients and supplementsOpthalmic and otic preparationsPsychotherapeuticsOther miscellaneous ethical preparations

Preparations, proprietary (over counter)Vitamins

Adult multivitaminsB-complexOther vitamins

Cough and cold preparationsCough syrups, expectorants, drops, lozenges, etc.Cold tablets, capsulesDecongestants

LaxativesLaxatives

Analgesics, internalAsprin/aspirin-salicylate compoundsNon-aspirin

External analgesics and counterirritantsExternal analgesics and counterirritants

Antiseptics and antibacterialsAntiseptics and antibacterials

AntacidsLiquidsOther antacids

DermatologicalsMiscellaneous proprietary preparations

HematinicsHemorrhoidal preparationsOther miscellaneous proprietary preparations

Biological productsBlood & derivatives, human use

Human blood serumsOther blood derivatives

Vaccines, toxoids, & antigensAntigens

Diagnostics & other biologicalsDiagnostic substances

Biologicals for veterinary useVaccines & viruses, vet. use

Fats and oils, inedible

Castor oilCoconut oilFish and marine animal oilTallow, incl. inedible animal stearinGrease, other than wool grease

Agricultural chemicals and chemical prod

Mixed fertilizersComplete mixed fert., dry form

Comp. mixed fert., dry, 5-10-15 NPKComp. mixed fert., dry, 6-24-24 NPKComp. mixed fert., dry, 10-10-10 NPKComp. mixed fert., dry, 12-12-12 NPKComp. mixed fert., dry, misc. NPK

Complete mixed fert., liquid formComplete mixed fert., liquid form

Incomp. mixed fertIncomp. mixed fert., guar. P205 & K20 only

Fertilizer materialsNitrogenates

Anhydrous ammoniaSolid & solution nitrateNitrogen solutionsUrea

PhosphatesPhosphate rock, processedTriple superphosphatesAmmonium phosphates

See footnotes at end of table.

06359917 .999918 .999919 .999922 .999923 .999924 .999925 .999999 .99

0636010111 .990112 .990119 .99020221 .990222 .990223 .99030301 .99040411 .990412 .99060601 .99070701 .99080811 .990819 .9909999914 .999915 .999999 .99

0637111102 .991104.99121213 .99141402 .99151514 .99

064

064101010111 .010121 .990151 .990181 .99

065

0651020201 .990211 .990221 .990231 .990251 .99030301 .99040411 .99

0652010105 .990111 .990126 .990136 .99020259 .990263 .990265 .99

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8106/81

06/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8006/8006/8012/8006/8006/8006/8012/80

06/80

12/82

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/80

12/82

12/74

169.8137.4122.4128.1124.1149.7142.3126.8

273.8207.4111.0102.1110.2288.8117.2136.4133.5308.6113.7311.9125.5122.8214.1103.2252.5120.5257.4119.3115.4122.8117.3113.2118.4114.4

111.6104.471.1

106.1127.5134.9116.0111.2

90.9

318.6

427.8(3)327.0341.2130.9

276.4

253.1104.8108.297.1

(3)108.8105.7

99.4101.892.3

221.5189.5249.2177.5102.1186.1268.4

94.3290.0128.8

171.0139.0122.4128.1127.1152.8148.8132.1

276.3207.6110.6102.1111.9291.8117.7138.5133.9314.1115.8312.6125.8122.8215.5103.9253.4121.0265.9120.6121.5127.2118.1113.2119.0111.7

119.8102.070.2

103.6156.0137.9126.1128.1

92.3

334.4

409.5

368.8141.0

279.2

262.4109.2110.2105.8(3)110.0109.5

100.4104.3101.0

231.3202.1273.8186.0106.4189.7272.8

94.0296.1135.0

171.0143.0122.4133.2127.1155.5150.2134.3

277.6210.1112.6102.1111.4292.0117.7138.5134.5313.9115.7315.2127.2122.8215.1103.7253.6121.1267.0120.6122.4127.2119.3113.2124.8111.8

116.8102.170.2

103.8156.1136.9120.0117.0

90.3

348.9

409.5(3)303.1382.3150.5

287.1

269.0112.5113.4115.0119.1112.7112.4

102.2105.2100.5

236.8208.3287.6190.6107.6191.0276.393.4

306.9138.3

$0,785

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Fertilizer materials—ContinuedPhosphoric acid, 52-54% APA

PotashPotassium chloride (muriate) domestic

Other agricultural chemicalsNonhousehold insecticidesNonhousehold herbicidesNonhousehold fungicidesOther nonhousehold pesticidesHousehold pesticides

Plastic resins and materials

Thermoplastic resinsLow density polyethylene resins

PE resin, low, film and sheetingPE resin, low, all other uses

High density polyethylene resinsPE resin, high, blow molding

Polypropylene resinsPolypropylene for injection moldingPolypropylene for fiber and filament

Styrene plastics materialsVinyl and vinylidene resins

Homopolymer resins excluding dispersion ...Copolymer resins excluding dispersionDispersion resins

Other thermoplastic resinsOther nonengineering thermoplastic resins .

Thermosetting resinsEpoxy resins

Epoxy resinsPhenolic & tar acid resins

Phenolic molding compoundsAll other phenolic & tar acid resins

Polyester resins, unsaturatedPolyester resins, unsaturated

Urea-formaldehyde resinsUrea-formaldehyde resins

All other thermosetting resinsAll other thermosetting resins

Custom compounded purchased resins

Custom compounded purchased resins

Other chemicals and allied products

Soap and synthetic detergentsSoaps & synth. detergents, ex. glycerin

Soaps and detergents, nonhouseholdHousehold detergentsHousehold soap, except specialty cleaners

Specialty cleaning, polish. & san. prodsHousehold bleachesSpecialty cleaning and sanitation products ..Polishing preparations and related products

Cosmetics and other toilet preparationsShaving preparations

Shaving soap and creamAftershave preparations

Perfume, cologne & toilet waterPerfumeCologne and toilet water

Hair preparationsSoap shampooSynthetic organic detergent shampooHair tonics (inc. conditioners)Hair dressingsHair spray (aerosol)Home and commercial permanentsHair coloringOther hair preparations

CreamsCleansing creamsFoundation creamsLubricating creamsOther creams

See footnotes at end of table.

06520267 .99030371 .07

06530101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .990105 .99

066

0662030301 .990303 .99040401 .99050501 .990502 .9906070701 .990702 .990703 .99090901 .99

0663010101 .99020201 .990202 .99030301 .99040401 .99050501 .99

06640101 .99

067

0671040401 .990402 .990403 .99

06720101 .990102 .990103 .99

0675020201 .990205 .99030301 .990305 .99040401 .990405 .990411 .990421 .990425 .990431 .990441 .990451 .99060601 .990602 .990603 .990604 .99

12/76

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8012/80

12/80

12/7512/8012/7512/7512/8012/80

12/7512/75

12/80

12/80

12/8012/80

12/75

12/75

12/75

12/80

12/75

06/8306/83

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/80

12/7106/80

06/80

06/80

06/8012/71

06/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/80

151.2238.2228.9

457.199.799.183.399.998.7

299.1

109.6109.5251.6

146.7114.6160.9150.6108.0113.6241.1149.7169.2

115.3

110.8

125.5107.3246.0154.0

166.2

147.5

110.0

133.4

274.4

266.8101.6101.3258.8107.4

100.3

100.1100.9

231.7118.7269.0173.8122.5283.3221.1115.0151.7102.1247.8137.4285.9228.8111.3126.1135.3390.6119.8148.3118.7

153.0260.0250.3

442.8101.389.584.3

102.799.4

304.2

111.8113.8272.6

157.1114.5165.1154.4107.7113.9242.5148.2169.0

116.9

112.2

125.9110.0245.6158.5

167.7

147.3

110.6

133.4

275.9

265.8101.1101.3255.9109.2

102.0

102.8101.4

236.7124.4298.1174.4129.4313.6222.4116.8152.3103.4245.3133.4269.1235.9127.0126.1133.8390.6119.8139.4122.3

154.9270.2260.3

458.1101.497.976.1

101.7100.7

305.0

112.0113.8272.6

154.4117.5167.9159.3108.4113.3240.6146.9169.0

116.6

110.3245.8159.0

168.4

147.2

111.4

133.4

273.7

267.8101.9101.6256.6112.8

101.5

102.0101.3

229.2135.5301.4200.8121.3270.0227.0112.4152.3103.2240.0135.5263.4238.2

126.1133.3390.6119.8137.9122.3

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Cosmetics and other toilet preparations—ContinuedLotions and oils

Suntan & sunscreenHand lotionsOther lotions and oils

CosmeticsLip preparationsBlushesEye preparations

Deodorant [Aerosol underarm deodorantCream, liquid and roll-on deodorant

Manicure preparationsNail lacquer and enamel

Powders .,Talcum powderFace powderWet application powder

Bath oils and saltsBath oils and salts

Misc. chemical prod, and preparationsEssential oils

Peppermint oilCitronella oilLemon oilOrange oilLemongrass oilLavender oil

ExplosivesOther blasting accessoriesANFO, except slurryWater gel and slurries

Industrial gasesAcetyleneCarbon dioxideNitrogenOxygen

Adhesives and sealantsNatural base glues and adhesivesSynthetic resin and rubber adhesivesCaulking compounds and sealants

Surface active agentsTextile and leather assistants and finishesBulk surfactants

Other miscellaneous chemical productsGelatin, edibleCarbon, black

Rubber and plastic products.... .

Rubber and rubber products

Crude rubberNatural rubber

LatexNo. 1 ribbed smoked sheetsNo. 3 ribbed smoked sheets

Synthetic rubberStyrene butadiene-solidStyrene butadiene-latexSpecialty elastomers

Reclaimed rubberReclaimed rubber

Tires, tubes, tread, & repair materialsTires

Passenger car pneumatic tires, bias-plyPassenger car pneumatic tires, bias-beltedPassenger car pneumatic tires, radialsTruck/bus tires, including off-highwayTractor/implement tiresOther pneumatic and all solid tires

Inner tubesPassenger car/motorcycle innertubes

Tread rubber, tire sundries, & repair matlTread rubber, natural and syntheticTire flapsOther tire sundries and repair materials, n.e.c. ..

Miscellanous rubber products

See footnotes at end of table.

0675070701 .990704 .990705 .99080801 .990802 .990803 .99090901 .990902 .99111101 .99121201 .991202 .991203 .99131301 .99

0679

Ib.

010101 .01010201030104 .0101050106 .01020225 .990231 .990232 .99030301 .990302 .990303 .990304 .99040401 .990402 .990403 .99050501 .990502 .990909050918 .99

07

071

071101010101020103020219 .990221 .990222 .99030321 .99

0712010101 .990102 .990103 .990105 .990111 .990121 .99020221030351 .990352 .990353 .99

06/8006/80

06/8006/80

06/8012/7106/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/80

06/80

12/71

12/8006/8106/8106/8106/8106/8112/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

12/83

06/8106/8106/81

12/7412/74

06/83

06/8106/8106/8306/81

0713

118.9111.3167.7116.7147.9212.9124.8192.2118.3216.4127.2100.7162.6134.3133.8256.3127.0

166.8

307.8184.8176.1359.4122.770.2

273.8187.8302.2317.1266.0123.8106.4115.2124.2109.599.8

t3)O

315.9223.8

244.4

264.8

284.3289.7285.2304.1302.6288.288.9100.4106.5

213.0

242.6240.7229.5174.0167.1258.8263.0100.2262.0277.6103.3103.3100.0103.5

283.8

122.2111.9181.4116.7149.5215.0124.8194.8119.7219.8127.3102.3162.6137.8137.8258.5131.4

164.1

306.1186.2176.1359.4122.778.0

273.8187.8301.3313.5260.0125.3103.9115.2124.598.899.8

100.2100.0100.897.596.8

100.095.1

319.2223.8

101.7

244.1

265.6282.9285.2299.4287.8294.9287.4

88.4100.4109.3

213.0

242.9240.2227.3175.9166.8258.0260.4100.3283.3330.7103.8103.3100.0105.9

286.2

120.5115.9169.1120.0149.5215.0124.8194.8119.1218.9126.1102.3162.6138.3137.8264.8129.1

89.1

306.2186.2176.1359.4122.778.0

273.8187.8301.6313.6257.1126.1104.4115.2124.599.899.8

100.3100.0101.197.596.2

100.094.2

319.0223.8

101.5

245.4

266.6282.8287.5306.0292.8293.6286.7

88.5100.4108.6

213.0

243.0240.8227.1176.3167.8258.3261.6100.3268.6282.3103.9103.3100.0106.3

288.7

$10,7502.3755.400

.5004.850

11.375

2.060

.583

.573

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Miscellanous rubber products—ContinuedFootwear

Protective footwearMen's footwear, fabric upperWomen's/misses footwear, fabric upperYouth's and boys' footwear

Rubber belts and beltingConveyor and elevatorMotor vehicle beltsNon-flat rubber and plastic belts

Rubber hoseHose, long length, textile, nonhydraulicHose, long length, wire, nonhydraulic ...Hose, machine made, wrappedHose, braided or loomed, helical reinforcedHose, hydraulicHose, mandrel made, textile, nonhydraulicAll other rubber hose

Rubber roll coveringGraphic arts roll coveringPaper mill roll coveringSteel mill roll coveringAll other, roll covers

Miscellaneous rubber products, n.e.cMolded rubber mechanical goodsExtruded and lathe cut, mechanical rubber goods ....Industrial rubber products, n.e.cRubber clothing and coated fabricsOther rubber goodsRubber floor and wall coveringsRubber druggist and medical sundriesCompounds or mixtures

Plastic products

Plastic construction productsPlumbing productsOther plastic construction products

Unsupp. plastic film/sheet/other shapesUnsupported plastic film, sheeting and other shapes

Laminated plastic sheets, rods, and tubeLaminated plastic sheets

Plastic packagingPlastic packaging

Plastic parts and components for mfgParts for transportation equip

Parts for transportation equipmentOther parts and components for mfg

Other parts and components for manufacturingDinnerware, tableware, kitchenware, except cups

Consumer, institut., & comm. prod., neeConsumer, institutional & commercial products, nee

Other plastic productsPlastic furniture components and furnishingsRegenerated cellulosic products

Lumber and wood products

Lumber

Softwood lumberDouglas fir, dressed

Boards under 2" thick2" lumberTimbers & lumber over 2" thick

Southern pine, dressedBoards under 2" thick2" lumberTimbers & lumber over 2" thick

Other softwood, dressedBoards, ponderosa pineBoards, western red cedarBoards, misc. western species2" lumber, ponderosa pine2" lumber, white fir

See footnotes at end of table.

0713010107 .990135 .990137 .990145 .99030361 .990364 .990369 .99040453 .990454 .990459 .990463 .990481 .990482 .990484 .990505010502 .010503 .020504 .01060602 .990603 .990604 .990605 .990606.990608 .990611 .990612 .99

072

07210601 .990602 .99

07220501 .99

07230401 .99

07250201 .99

0726010105 .99020205 .990201 .99

0201 .99

07290101 .990102 .99

08

081

0811010125 .990126 .990127 .99020245 .990246 .990247 .99030301 .990303 .990308 .990312 .990314 .99

12/8012/8012/8006/83

06/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/7112/8112/8106/7006/7906/7906/7906/7906/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/78

12/6906/7806/78

12/7012/82

12/7012/82

06/7812/82

06/7806/7812/8206/7812/8212/82

06/7812/82

12/82

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

223.5115.199.9

100.597.6

329.4326.5368.0

98.7299.0108.5100.0112.897.1

201.5(3)106.4129.1125.3134.1129.2127.998.293.8

100.2100.097.8

10C.0100.099.3

101.5

137.4

174.3123.9123.4

222.8103.3

179.599.3

141.0102.1

139.1132.7102.3143.5102.0101.7

132.8101.4

101.2101.1

305.6

344.7

355.1332.084.399.287.7

313.5106.2109.290.3

382.498.9

121.3109/,90.197.7

221.5113.795.2

102.0100.0332.2308.4362.2107.1303.7108.4(3)118.397.6

203.4(3)104.3132.1127.5137.9129.7131.499.193.9

100.7100.3103.0100.4100.0101.9101.6

136.7

162.9113.1124.7

221.6102.7

179.9

141.9102.7

139.4132.9102.5143.9102.2103.4

134.6102.8

100.8100.9

309.2

353.2

362.4322.868.8

101.989.4

333.7107.4119.595.0

393.9105.6114.7115.493.6

101.1

223.1114.597.2

101.8100.0336.8309.2357.1113.2304.6108.896.0

118.397.6

202.8(3)107.3133.0130.9137.9129.7131.4100.194.8

100.7100.3102.6104.9100.0101.9100.9

137.6

164.0114.1124.7

224.0103.8

179.999.6

141.6102.5

139.9133.3102.8144.4102.6104.2

135.4103.4

103.2103.9

315.6

365.4

377.4351.7

79.0109.892.7

337.4107.6121.396.7

417.2104.7117.1119.9101.3106.3

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Commodity

Index

Unit

unitunitunit

ea.

m sq. ft.

ea.

per 100ea.

Commoditycode1

08110315 .990316 .990319 .99040401 .990402 .990403 .990404 .990405 .990406 .99050502 .99

0812010107 .990109 .990133 .990197 .99020202 .9903030103020303 .01

082

08210101 .080112.990132 .990142 .990152 .990162 .990183 .99

08220101 .990102 .990103 .990106 .99

083

0831010111 .990115 .990116 .99020201 .990203 .990221 .99030301 .99

08320102 .08

08330111 .99

084

08410111 .04

08420122 .060123 .06

08490101 .990102 .99

085

085101

Otherndex base

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/6712/6712/67

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/8106/8106/81

12/8012/8012/8012/6812/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/7112/80

12/6712/67

12/8012/8012/80

12/81

12/81

Oct.19832

97.895.2102.995.898.398.3107.084.499.199.1105.5117.2

296.3129.5139.8106.5100.5119.3123.9125.1111.1258.4243.7326.2

307.4

324.1226.7100.2100.7103.1101.492.9104.7

253.9321.7117.798.3114.4

246.6

309.1307.183.782.389.2160.794.890.3

P)96.5

182.7174.6

205.882.0

229.6

187.2

264.7275.7319.2

91.587.498.9

93.3

92.8

Jan.19842

99.1103.8108.596.898.397.5108.389.798.594.6102.8121.1

307.5136.9149.8106.5100.6124.7119.1116.7115.1259.2258.4336.1

308.5

325.8226.7100.598.7104.8102.094.7104.9

253.6319.3115.297.8113.9

248.3

309.0312.384.187.490.4153.891.385.3(3)

99.1

184.2175.2

214.185.3

229.8

190.3

264.9275.7321.4

91.086.7100.8

92.6

92.3

Feb.19842

114.7105.7111.398.498.397.0106.091.298.5106.3101.8120.3

310.9139.5152.5108.2106.1125.0119.4117.4115.7261.8258.4339.7

308.5

325.6226.7100.597.5104.7101.094.3104.7

253.9319.2115.598.0114.1

249.5

316.1320.085.491.292.8157.092.787.6(3)

98.7

182.6173.3

205.781.9

230.7

192.6

264.9275.7321.4

91.387.0102.2

97.3

97.9

Feb. 1984

$75,710

Price

Softwood lumber—Continued2" lumber, western hemlock2" lumber, redwood2" lumber, misc. western species .

Rough softwood lumberBoards, eastern speciesBoards, western species2" lumber, eastern species2" lumber, western speciesOver 2" lumber, eastern species ..Over 2" lumber, western species ..

Flooring, siding, and cut stockWoodsiding

Hardwood lumberHardwood lumber, rough

OakGumPoplarOther miscellaneous species

Dressed hardwood lumberOther misc. hardwood species

Hardwood dimensionDimension stock, rough or unfinished .Dimehsion stock, fully machinedDimension stock, partially machined....

Millwork .

General millworkCabinetkitchenWood window unitsWood window and door framesWood doors, interior and exteriorOther wood doors, incl. garage, screen, storm, etc. .Wood moldings, except prefinishedOther millwork products

Prefabricated structural membersRoof trussesFloor trussesGlued-laminated lumberOther fabricated structural wood products ..

Plywood .

Softwood plywoodWestern

CdxA-C, exteriorOther sanded

SouthernCdxOther unsandedSanded southern softwood plywood .

Specialty softwood plywoodSpecialty softwood plywood

Hardwood plywoodBirch.Standard panel.

Softwood plywood veneerSoftwood plywood veneer.

Other wood products..

PalletsWooden pallets .

BoxesWirebound, fruit and vegetable .Wirebound, industrial

Other sawmill & planing mill products .Wood chipsRailway and mine ties

Logs, bolts, timber and pulpwood ..

Logs, bolts, timber and pulpwood .Softwood logs, bolts and timber.

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Logs, bolts, timber and pulpwood—ContinuedDouglas fir logs, bolts and timberSoftwood logs etc., exc. Douglas fir

Hardwood logs, bolts and timberHardwood logs, bolts and timber

PulpwoodSoftwood pulpwoodHardwood pulpwood

Pulp, paper, and allied products

Pulp, paper, and prod., ex. bldg. paper

WoodpulpPaper-making woodpulp

Bleached sulfate, softwoodBleached sulfate, hardwoodBleached sulphite

Special alpha and dissolving woodpulpSpecial alpha and dissolving woodpulp

Other pulp, including pulpmill byproductsOther pulp, including pulpmill byproducts

WastepaperNo.1 news

No. 1 news.avg. of 5 marketsNo.1 mixed

No. 1 mixed.avg. of 5 marketsOld corrugated boxes

Old corrugated boxes.avg. of 5 markets.009 semi-chemical kraft clippings

Semi-chemical kraft clippingsWhite news blanks

White news blanks.avg. of 4 markets

PaperPaper, exc newsprint & packaging paper

Publication and printing paper, uncoatedBody stock for coatingPrinting paper, coated two sides, no. 3 gradePrinting paper, coated two sides, no. 5 gradePrinting paper, coated two sides, other gradesPrinting paper, coated one sideBook paper, no. 3, uncoatedOther book printing paper, uncoatedUnwatermarked bond, no. 4 gradeForm bond, 15 IbOther form bondOther bond, except form bondOther chemical woodpulp writing paperBond, 25% cotton fiber contentThin paperCover textUncoated body stock

NewsprintStandard newsprint

Packaging and industrial converting paperWrapping paper, except unbleached kraftShipping sack paper, unbleached kraftShipping sack paper, except unbleached kraftBag & sack, except shipping sack, unbleached kraft .Bag & sack, exc. shipping sack, ex. unbleached kraftOther converting 18lbs. and over, unbleached kraft ...Other converting 18lbs. & over, ex. unbleached kraft.Glassine, greaseproof, and vegetable parchmentOil, waxed, and wax-laminated paper, printed or not..Laminated or coated rolls and sheets, except waxed

Special industrial paperSpecial industrial paper

Other coated paper, ex. packaging & waxedOther coated paper, except packaging and waxed

Tissue paper stock, ex. thinSanitary paper stockTissue paper stock, ex. sanitary & thin

PaperboardCor. paperboard in sheets & rolls

Cor. paperboard in sheets & rollsPaperboard, ex. corrugated paperboard

Unbleached linerboardOther unbleached kraft pkg. & ind. conv. paperboard

See footnotes at end of table.

0851

ton

ton

ton

ton

ton

0101 .990102 99020201 .99030301 .990302 .99

09

091

0911020211 .990212 .990221 .99030311 .99040411 .99

0912010102020205030311040415 .01060625 .01

0913010111 .990112.990113.990115.990116.990117 .990122 .990123 .990131 .990134 .990135 .990136 .990137 .990141 .990142 .990148 .990149 .99020291 .99030302 .990304 .990305 .990307 .990308 .990311 .990312 .990314 .990315 .990316 .99040401 .99050501 .99060601 .990602.99

0914050551 .99111101 .991102.99

12/8112/81

12/8112/8112/8112/81

12/73

12/73

12/7312/8212/8212/82

12/7306/8112/7312/7306/8106/81

06/81

12/7506/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/81

12/7306/8312/7306/8106/8106/8106/8112/8212/8206/8106/8112/8212/8206/8306/8306/83

06/8012/8212/8212/82

95.0

102.989.784.3

101.7

302.2

275.2

347.4229.9342.4203.1315.8241.798.0

101.0101.0

216.2

188.2

197.1

358.5

308.4

165.9

287.2283.3229.5108.5210.9242.1108.7112.9276.3101.2229.3154.1104.4104.798.0

273.9107.4110.799.0

310.498.4

315.5230.7100.0199.6102.3100.099.9

105.398.3

100.3103.1103.1102.7102.7101.6102.298.7

257.3

104.3106.0108.6101.0

87.295.2

102.987.380.8

101.6

307.6

280.0364.4245.6353.7211.5O241.798.0

104.7104.7

211.5

188.2

197.1

334.3

308.4

165.9

294.3295.1230.7109.4212.9258.3113.1117.5

103.5231.5161.5107.1110.2106.4281.7112.0112.5105.1

309.6101.0319.5231.8105.2209.4104.6100.1100.8114.099.0

101.7104.2104.2103.3103.3101.7102.398.8

262.2

108.1107.9111.3101.3

87.4103.9

102.988.282.1

101.6

310.5

283.3371.5251.8379.7220.0<*)241.7

98.0107.0107.0

229.3

197.2

240.5

340.7

332.6

184.9

296.6296.9233.3110.4220.3257.1112.9117.5291.2106.5233.3163.7111.5110.2105.6281.7113.6113.2105.3

309.6102.4330.8238.6105.2219.3104.6103.5100.8114.0100.3102.0109.0109.0103.5103.5103.3103.2103.7

269.3

108.1111.1116.4106.2

$43,500

15.500

53.500

85.938

97.500

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Paperboard—ContinuedBleached pkg. & ind. converting paperboard .Semichemical paperboardRecycled paperboard

09141103.991104.991105.99

Converted paper and paperboard productsSanitary papers and health products

Sanitary tissue health productsPaper bags and shipping sacks

Grocers' and variety bagsSpecialty bags and linersShipping sacks and multiwall bags, all materials ...

Paper boxes and containersSetup paperboard boxesCor. shp. cont. for food & beveragesIce cream cartonMilk carton, 1/2 gallonFolding paperboard boxesPaper cups, hotFiber drumsCor. shp. cont. for paper & alliedCor. shp. cont. for glass, clay, stoneCor. shp. cont. for metal products ex. elecCor. shp. cont. for electrical productsCor. shp. cont. for all other end uses

Packaging accessoriesGummed sealing tapeCor. & solid fiber pallets, pads, & part

Office supplies and accessoriesFile foldersAdding machine rolls

Composite cans

0915

per 1000per 1000

per 1000per 100

per 1000case

010104 .99020214 .990216 .990218 .99030322 .990323 .990327 .030329 .030332 .990333 .030337 .010341 .990342 .990343 .990344 .990345 .99040431 .990441 .990606450649 .0207

Pressure sensitive productsPressure sensitive products ...

09160101 .99

Building paper and board . 092

Insulation board .1/2 inch

Hardboard and particleboardHardboard, type 11, 1/8 inchParticleboard, platen-type (mat-formed) .

Publications, printed matter & printing

m sq. ft.

m sq. ft.

09210103 .05

09220101 .040123 .99

093

NewspapersCirculation

Subscriptions, through intermediarySubscriptions, direct to readerSingle-copy sales, through intermediary .Single-copy sales, direct to reader

AdvertisingClassified advertisingCommercial advertising, nationalCommercial advertising, other

0931010111 .990112.990121 .990122 .99020211 .990221 .990222 .99

PeriodicalsCirculation

General farm periodicalsIndustrial periodicalsProfessional periodicalsWomen's periodicals subscriptionsWomen's periodicals, single-copy salesGeneral interest periodicals, subscriptionsGeneral interest periodicals, single-copy sales .General news periodicals, subscriptionsReligious periodicals

AdvertisingGeneral farm periodicalsIndustrial periodicalsMerchandising periodicalsProfessional periodicalsWomen's periodicalsGeneral interest periodicalsGeneral news periodicalsReligious periodicalsOther periodicals, n.e.c

0932010111 .990121 .990123 .990131 .990132 .990133 .990134 .990135 .990141 .99020211 .990221 .990222 .990223 .990231 .990233 .990235 .990241 .990243 .99

Book publishing . 0933

12/8212/8212/82

06/83

12/8312/8312/83

12/83

12/83

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

06/80

12/8212/82

12/82

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

102.5106.8104.9

266.5359.099.7

265.0

250.0(3)246.9284.7296.4(3)220.0331.8101.6106.7113.3105.0106.5265.1263.1106.8227.4258.2290.5320.0

102.1102.1

254.7

272.7282.0

232.2234.7107.9

127.6

133.2124.2130.3119.8113.9110.7136.2141.9154.4131.6

132.6131.4123.6129.3127.0

132.6120.0123.8128.4133.4123.0127.6127.6124.4131.6137.9154.7116.1110.2

123.6

103.3109.6105.5

269.4359.5

99.9269.1100.6100.7103.4252.6100.1249.3284.7302.5

99.9220.0331.8105.4109.2114.7105.3107.7271.8263.9112.5231.5258.2305.7324.1

101.9101.9

251.9

269.2271.6

229.8234.8107.6

130.0

138.0125.1131.3123.0113.9110.7142.2150.6162.7136.4

133.4130.5127.9129.3127.7

133.3121.5123.0128.2135.7127.6128.6131.9124.2131.6142.2155.3116.1118.0

124.1

103.6114.7106.6

271.6360.3100.2272.8104.2101.2103.9255.0100.6251.7284.7302.5100.9231.0331.8103.9109.5116.0105.3108.9273.2267.1112.2233.6258.2307.4324.1

102.9102.9

253.9

262.9273.1

233.6234.1111.3

131.0

138.7125.7131.1123.0118.8110.7143.0151.5161.8137.3

134.5130.7(3)129.3129.1

134.0120.6(3)128.9137.5128.2128.7132.8126.0139.4142.2156.7116.1118.0

125.2

$90,630

140.486

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Book publishing—ContinuedTextbooks

Elementary, hardboundElementary, paperboundHigh school, hardboundCollege, hardboundCollege, paperboundWorkbooks

Technical, scientific & professional booksMedical books, hardboundMedical books, paperboundBusiness books, hardboundOther, hardbound

Religious booksOther,paperbound

General booksAdult trade, hardboundAdult trade, paperboundMass market paperbacksJuvenile books

General reference booksSubscription encyclopediasOther, including atlases

Book printingBooks, printed and bound, lithographicPrinted or printed and bound, not lithographicPamphlets, etc., printed or printed and bound

Manifold business formsUnit set formsManifold booksCustom continuous formsStock continuous forms

Commercial printingMagazine and periodical printing

LithographicGravure

Labels for packaging, rolls and sheetsLetterpressLithographicGravure

Catalog and directory printingLithographic

Financial and legal printingLithographic

Advertising printingLetterpressLithographic

Other general job printingLetterpressLithographicGravure

Commercial printing, n. e. cScreen printing, excluding textilesGravure plates and cylinders

Metals and metal products

Iron and steel

Iron oreMesabi, regular-unscreenedPellets

Iron and steel scrapNo. 1 heavy melting

PittsburghChicagoPhiladelphiaDetroitBirminghamHoustonLos Angeles

No. 2 heavy meltingPittsburghChicagoPhiladelphiaBirminghamHouston

See footnotes at end of table.

0933

gr. toniron unit

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

010111 .990112.990113.990115.990116.990117.99020213 .990214 .990215 .990217 .99030315 .99040411 .990412 .990414 .990415 .99050511 .990514 .99

09340102 .990103 .990104 .99

09350101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .99

0937010102 .990103 .99020201 .990202 .990203 .99030302 .99040402 .99050501 .990502 .99060601 .990602 .990603 .99070701 .990702 .99

01060117

1012010101 .010102 .010103 .0101040105 .0101060107 .01020211 .010212 .010213 .010215 .020216

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/77

06/77

06/77

131.4127.4124.4131.0136.0139.6131.5119.8125.5115.298.9

125.7

118.7107.1120.6117.7110.4125.9123.8148.2

103.0

102.5(3)103.0101.8106.4102.3103.9103.6103.2105.7102.6100.6103.2103.4104.7102.5102.9104.4104.999.8

310.9

348.5

282.1308.4332.2

264.8278.1306.0279.7261.6115.0276.1126.7196.9289.7288.3296.8267.8311.0118.7

132.8128.1O132.2138.7143.5131.3124.0125.5115.2100.6134.1

117.0107.8120.1117.8110.4126.1124.1148.4

101.3101.3100.0100.2

102.7102.1100.0103.6102.6

104.4

104.7(3)103.3102.3106.4102.4105.7105.9105.9106.1103.8101.0104.7105.0106.3104.1105.6105.3105.999.8

312.7

354.1

282.1308.4332.2

297.1323.6363.5301.2315.4148.0360.6123.7210.7310.4338.0301.0276.5335.1118.7

133.4128.1

132.2138.7149.1133.8124.0126.0115.2100.6134.1

119.4107.8122.4117.8110.4126.1124.1148.4

102.5102.8100.0102.2

103.2102.9100.0103.6103.6

105.3

105.5(3)103.4102.3106.4102.6107.6106.5107.7106.5105.7112.2104.4105.0106.3104.1106.3105.7106.3

314.6

356.3

282.1308.4332.2

313.5343.5382.0319.2344.1152.0375.1140.5226.1347.8367.9347.0328.3359.2133.3

$32,530.837

89.886

103.00089.00096.00076.00091.00092.00073.50080.63892.50083.00076.00074.50082.000

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Commodity

Index

Unit

gr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. tongr. ton

gr. tongr. tongr. ton

Commoditycode1

10120217 .01030321 .010322 .010323 .0103240325 .0103260327 .02040431 .010432 .010435 .01043605054105430544054505460547060651 .010652 .010653 .0106540655 .0106560657 .01070761 .010762 .010764

1015020235 .990237 .990239 .99030321 .990322 .990323 .990324 .99040423 .990425 .990427 .990429 .99050511 .990522 .99060614 .990621 .99070712 .990736 .99080818 .99090917.99121261 .991263 .99131329 .991351 .991353 .991355 .99

1016020291 .99030312 .990315 .99

101702

Otherndex base

06/77

06/77

06/77.

06/7706/7706/7706/7706/7706/77

06/77

06/77

06/77

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/6712/8012/8012/8006/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/83

06/8206/8206/82

06/83

06/82

Oct.19832

210.0245.5228.2270.0246.5136.2301.4113.160.4

292.7260.3328.5301.9108.4202.3100.0106.869.7102.5111.8111.0303.8315.6334.3272.7152.6280.1120.6184.5221.3229.1211.1106.3

352.1103.2102.4100.4105.3114.2115.0114.1115.3100.9110.3393.1110.1110.5111.0106.6107.2105.1115.7113.0116.6106.195.3108.9104.4105.1107.3107.699.5

ft96.498.8

0401.5

ftft303.798.298.195.9

292.2

(3)

358.799.9

Jan.19842

227.2290.7272.9314.6261.6171.0382.4113.1109.8333.5303.6346.0410.5108.4218.3101.4120.269.7116.0119.4140.4364.7376.1392.9311.6178.9365.8120.6284.8213.9218.6204.4106.3

354.4104.4104.1101.3106.3114.9115.9114.0115.6103.4110.6393.1110.6111.2111.3108.1109.0105.5115.3113.8115.8107.496.4110.5104.4105.1107.6107.9100.1

ft96.299.5

ft402.4

ft100.0

307.9100.6100.596.8

297.2

ft362.8100.3

Feb.19842

242.5306.0272.9341.2296.8187.0382.4113.1120.8367.3328.4398.4424.6124.0224.8105.6125.373.8114.8119.4143.8384.1405.6392.9337.6189.5380.4131.3302.8218.1228.1204.4106.3

357.1107.5111.8102.2106.3116.9117.7116.1119.4103.4110.9393.1110.6112.0111.7108.1109.0105.5115.3113.7115.9108.199.2110.4104.6105.3107.7108.099.5

ft95.199.4

ft402.4

ft100.0

309.3100.6100.597.4

300.6

(3)

363.598.6

Feb. 1984

$63,50057.46761.00064.00059.00064.50059.00056.00022.000104.105106.000114.000105.50081.24978.99075.00076.40564.55393.00096.111105.000105.473124.000114.000104.000108.00091.00086.00087.991

545.647600.000525.000505.000

Price

Iron and steel scrap—ContinuedLos Angeles

No. 2 bundlesPittsburghChicagoPhiladelphiaDetroitBirminghamHouston 1

Los AngelesMelting, r.r. no. 1

PittsburghChicagoBirminghamHouston

No. 1 cupola cast ironPittsburghPhiladelphiaDetroitBirminghamHoustonLos Angeles

No. 1 bundlesPittsburghChicagoPhiladelphiaDetroitBirminghamHoustonLos Angeles

Stainless bundlesPittsburghChicagoDetroit

Foundry and forge shop productsPressure & soil pipe and fittings, cast ir

Soil pipe & fittings, gray & ductile ironPressure pipe and fittings, ductile ironPressure pipe and fittings, gray iron

Motor vehicle castings, gray & ductile iroCastings for passenger cars, gray ironCastings for other motor vehicles, gray ironCastings for passenger cars, ductile ironCastings for other motor vehicles, ductile iron ...

Gray & ductile iron castings, otherMolds & stools for heavy steel ingotsCastings for construction & utility useDuctile iron castings, otherGray iron castings, other

Malleable iron foundriesStandard malleable iron castingsPearlitic malleable iron castings

Steel investment foundriesCarbon and low alloy steel investment castingsHigh alloy steel investment castings

Other steel foundrs, carbon steel castingsRailroad wheels and specialtiesAll other carbon steel castings

Other steel foundrs, high alloy steel castAll other high alloy steel castings

Other steel foundrs, low alloy steel castAll other low alloy steel castings

Open die or smith forgings, ferrousCarbon steelAlloy steel, excluding stainless and hi-temp

Other forge shop productsSeamless rolled ring forgings, ferrousClosed die forgings, carbon steelClosed die forgings, alloy steelClosed die forgings, stainless steel

Blast and electric furnace productsBlast furnace products

Pig ironElectric furnace products

FerrosiliconOther electric furnace products

Steel mill products7

Semifinished steel mill products

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Steel mill products—ContinuedSemifinished steel mill products

Hot rolled sheet and strip, incl. tin millHot rolled bars, plates, & structural shapSteel wire -.

Plain wire, carbon steelGalvanized wire, carbon steelOther coated wire, carbon steelWire, stainless steel

Steel pipe and tubesStandard pipe, carbonLine pipe, carbonCasing (OCTG), carbonTubing (OCTG), carbonPressure tubing, seamless, carbonPressure tubing, welded, carbonMechanical tubing, seamless, carbonMechanical tubing, welded, carbonStructural pipe and tubing, carbonCasing (OCTG), alloyTubing (OCTG), alloyMechanical tubing, alloyPressure tubing, welded, stainlessMechanical tubing, welded, stainlessOther pipe and tubing, incl. std. pipe, stainless

Cold rolled sheets and stripSheets, c.r., carbonStrip, c.r., carbonSheets and strip, c.r., alloySheets, c.r., stainlessStrip, c.r., stainless

Cold finished barsBars, c.f., carbonBars, c.f., alloyBars, c.f., stainless, 300 series

Other steel mill products

Nonferrous metals

Nonferrous metal oresSilver concentrates

Primary nonferrous metalsPrimary nonferrous metals, except precious

Aluminum paste pigmentPrimary aluminum ingot, unalloyedPrimary aluminum ingot, alloyedPrimary aluminum, other types, except extrusion billAluminum extrusion billetCobaltDomestic copper cathodeTin, pig, grade ALead, pig, commonNickel, cathode sheetsZinc, slab, prime WesternZinc, slab, special high gradeAntimonyMercury, 76 Ib. flask \Magnesium, pig ingotTitanium sponge

Precious metalsGold, refinedSilver, bar, refined, .999 finePlatinum

Nonferrous scrapCopper base scrap

Copper scrap, no. 2 refinerHeavy yellow brass scrapNo. 1 composition (red brass) scrap

Aluminum base scrapAluminum seg. low-copper clips, N.Y. IbOld aluminum.scrap.sheet and cast, N.Y

Other nonferrous scrap neeScrap lead battery platesNew scrap nickel, clips and solids, N.YBlock tin pipe scrapOld scrap zinc N.Y

Secondary nonferrous metalsAluminum, except extrusion billet

See footnotes at end of table.

10170299 .990304050511 .990515 .990519 .990551 .99060611 .990612 .990614 .990615 .990621 .990622 .990623 .990624 .990627 .990634 .990635 .990645 .990662 .990664.990669 .99070711 .990715 .990733 .990751 .990755 .99080811 .990831 .990852 .9909

102

10210401 .99

1022

Ib.

Ib.Ib.Ib.Ib.Ib.Ib.flaskIb.Ib.

tr. oz.tr. oz.tr. oz.

010109 .010117.990118 .990119.990121 .9901220123 .990126 .01012701280132013301360146 .0101510156.0202027102720273

1023010106 .0101110116020222 .010223 .01030321032603310336 .01

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/82

06/82

06/82

12/83

12/8012/8012/8012/80

102402 12/80

370.0108.199.298.1

363.191.998.396.091.988.5

404.5392.576.887.497.0

432.8279.097.6

443.993.597.995.2

256.6111.0109.8381.7369.7105.4242.3255.5102.2350.1331.9285.3101.1

279.3

299.7257.2328.0100.299.993.0

102.3675.7183.0398.9178.6376.1323.1310.8244.268.1

383.9400.7686.7

1140.0686.2431.3

236.3143.9136.2158.4161.5582.4526.7617.3210.7275.2132.3324.7235.5

257.1110.9

371.4109.699.698.7

365.091.898.699.593.091.5

405.6383.765.587.497.0

432.8302.2

99.1385.293.597.9

108.4256.6113.2112.0386.4385.2106.7270.6260.9103.9351.9330.1310.2101.0

276.1

289.9256.0328.0103.2104.293.6

105.1675.7166.6378.8192.9376.1353.5337.6348.966.3

397.8400.7587.0

1060.7525.0431.3

227.2130.3125.9138.6149.9579.2514.0617.3219.5297.0132.3324.7235.5

255.7109.9

365.2109.899.898.7

364.791.898.699.593.791.5

405.6390.070.687.497.2

432.8299.3

99.1419.793.597.9

108.4276.2111.0112.1386.6387.7106.7270.4260.9104.1352.7330.7310.2100.8

279.5

97.1

295.8259.3328.0104.9104.793.8

105.3675.7173.4385.5185.7376.1357.9344.3355.9

59.0397.8400.7619.6

1074.3584.6431.3

236.0135.3132.3143.0151.4612.5539.4654.2214.7285.1132.3324.7235.5

254.8111.9

$1,488

12.500

5.760.260

3.290.514.515

1.275294.500

1.4305.550

376.0008.885

475.000

.515

.325

.520

.425

.355

.1791.1504.100

.105

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Secondary nonferrous metals—ContinuedAluminum ingotOther types, except extrusion billet

Refined copperBrass ingot, alloyedBronze ingot, alloyedOther copper-base alloys, except brass and bronze .

Refined leadLead, unalloyedAntimonial lead, alloyed

Refined zincZinc dust, unalloyedZinc-base alloys

Precious metalsGold, unalloyedSilver, unalloyed

Other nonferrous metals

10240201 .990202 .99030302 .990304 .990305 .99040401 .990402 .99050502 .990503 .99060601 .990602 .9907

Nonferrous mill shapesAluminum mill shapes

Sheet, flat 5052-H 32Sheet, coiled, bare, sidingSheet, coiled, bare, finstockSheet, coiled, bare, all othersSheet, coiled, nonheat-treatable, precoatedSheet, flat, nonheat-treatable, bareFoil, plain (under .006 inches)Sheet,coiled,heat treatableTube, extruded, 6000 alloy seriesTube, drawn, 6000 alloy seriesPlate, heat treatable 7075-T651Bar, extruded, other than 2000 and 7000 alloy series ...Pipe, extrudedRod, extruded, other than 2000 and 7000 alloy series..Extrusion, solid, circle size under 3Extrusion, solid, circle size 3 to under 4Extrusion, solid, circle size 4 to under 5Extrusion, solid, circle size 5 to 9Extrusion, solid, in 2000 and 7000 alloy series

Copper and brass mill shapesCopper-base alloy stripCopper-base alloy rodCopper-base alloy tube; non-plumbingCopper tubing, non -plumbingCopper tubing, plumbingCopper sheet or stripCopper rod

Nickel alloy mill shapesNickel plate, 200 alloyMonel sheet, 400 alloy

Titanium mill shapesTitanium mill shapes

Other mill shapesGold mill shapesOther lead mill shapes, except powder and wireOther nonferrous metal wireOther nonferrous metal mill shapes

1025

Ib.010101 .040103 .990104 .990107 .990108 .990109 .990111 .990114.990121 .990123 .990127 .030132 .990135 .990147 .990151 .990152 .990153 .990154 .990157 .99020231 .990232 .990233 .990253 .990254 .990255 .990256 .990404620463050501 .99191901 .991997 .991998 .991999 .99

Nonferrous wire and cableElectric wire and cableTelephone and telegraph wire and cableControl and signal wire and cableBuilding wire and cableApparatus wire and cordageMagnet wirePower wire and cableCopper bare wire, alloyedAutomotive primary wireAirframe, shipboard and ground support cableOther insulated and covered wire and cable, copper .

10260301 .990303 .990305 .990307 .990309 .990311 .990313 .990315 .990317 .990323 .990325 .99

Nonferrous forge shop productsHot impression die, impact, press, & upset forgings .Other forgings

10270111 .990122 .99

Nonferrous foundry shop productsCastings, alum./alum.-base alloy

Motor vehicle die castingsOther die castingsSand castingsPerm, and semi-perm, mold castings .

See footnotes at end of table.

1028020201 .990203 .990204 .990205 .99

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8106/8106/81

06/8312/6812/6912/6812/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/80

12/8012/7012/70

12/7006/8212/7006/8206/8306/8306/83

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/80

12/8212/82

12/8312/8312/83

06/7706/7712/7206/8306/8306/83

107.0108.774.678.783.587.984.679.3

189.8108.8122.4107.462.263.660.890.3

313.2317.5311.5270.8358.1108.6111.3110.4218.8106.9301.1284.7404.8

98.9113.4107.3110.9110.3114.8111.1103.1215.8256.5187.2263.8206.0

77.5246.386.3

261.4293.1377.5311.683.0

385.1126.298.399.4

203.5103.0102.5101.7109.498.5

100.198.3

100.0230.496.1

100.6

143.0148.4293.7103.7102.0102.4

105.6109.473.275.580.789.786.984.3

208.5117.8122.4115.958.261.048.877.1

315.2328.5327.0283.0375.7113.5114.6114.7221.1108.2301.3310.5420.0101.1111.4107.9113.6113.4116.7111.1103.0214.6256.5186.7258.0200.7

75.8246.3

84.7254.7293.1377.5311.9

83.1361.2122.298.799.199.3

201.8102.6102.5102.4101.998.299.6

102.598.2

228.496.796.8

100.5100.6100.1

144.5149.9292.4105.9103.9105.3

108.2108.472.279.582.279.383.976.1

192.9119.1122.8117.559.561.753.677.1

318.1331.1336.0291.9375.7115.0114.6118.7224.0108.2299.5310.5420.0100.5111.4107.9113.7116.2116.7110.6100.5215.9255.3190.2258.2202.9

77.5246.9

84.7254.7293.1377.5311.7

83.0369.5122.598.698.199.1

201.8103.6102.2101.499.998.399.5

105.1100.0229.895.897.7

101.8102.1100.1

145.3151.3295.6106.1105.0105.4

$1,403

6.3905.190

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Nonferrous foundry shop products—ContinuedOther castings and cast products

Copper and copper-base alloy castingsCopper and copper-base alloy sand castings ..Other copper/copper-base alloy castingsCopper-base bearings/bushings, nonmachined

Zinc and zinc-base alloy castingsZinc and zinc-base alloy castings

Magnesium and magnesium-base castingsOther nonferrous castings

Other nonferrous castings

Metal containers

Metal cans and can componentsSteel cans

Fruit and fruit juice canVegetable & vegetable juice canLard and shortening canAll other food (including soup) cansPaint and varnish canAerosol canAll other non-food cans

Aluminum cansSoft drink canBeer canAll other food (including soup) cans

Metal can component (steel and aluminum)Metal can components (steel and aluminum) ...

Barrels, drums, and pailsSteel pailsSteel shipping barrels and drumsAll other metal barrels

Hardware

Hardware, n.e.cBuilders hardware

Padlock combinationPadlock, pin tumblerCabinet hingeDoor lock, mortise, std. duty, keyedDoor lock, bored, std. duty, keyedDoor lock, bored, residential, keylessDoor lock, bored, residential, keyedExit device, heavy duty, rim typeFull mortise hinges, light wtSash fastenerDoor closer, overhead, commodity gradeDoor stopCabinet pullDead lock, standard duty

Transportation equipment hardwareOther automobile hardwareStern cleat, marineStern light, marine

Furniture hardwareBedframe casterCaster, office chairDesk lock, cam type

Hand and edge toolsWrench, open-endWrench, boxAdjustable wrench, including pipeScrewdriversWrench socketAll other wrenchesPliersHammers, light forgedSteel goods (forks, hoes, rakes, etc.)All other mechanics' hand service toolsAll other edge toolsHacksaw bladesHandsaw, crosscutOther hand tools, except edge tools

Plumbing fixtures and brass fittings

Enameled iron fixtures

See footnotes at end of table.

10280206 .99030301 .990302 .990303 .99040401 .9905 .99060601 .99

103

1031020209 .990211 .990214 .990215 .990218 .990219 .990222 .99030301 .990302 .990304 .99040401 .99

10320101 .990102 .990103 .99

104

1041

doz.doz.ea.ea.ea.ea.ea.ea.pr.ea.ea.

400 pcs

010105 .020108 .040111 .060113.040114 .030116.080118.040119 .060121 .020125 .050131 .050136 .030137 .010138 .01030345 .310347 .050351 .070410456 .050457 .060461 .02

1042

per 100

0131 .990132 .990133 .990141 .990147 .990149 .990151 .990161 .990166 .990178 .990179 .990181 .030182 .020183 .99

105

1051

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/7706/8306/8306/83

06/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8112/7212/7006/8106/8106/81

06/83

12/75

12/7512/70

12/7512/67

12/67

12/7512/7512/7512/6712/6712/6812/68

12/6712/6712/67

06/83

06/8306/83

12/7206/83

100.9100.9101.1100.5100.5104.5136.2102.0100.5100.5

338.3

342.0108.1114.2367.7114.5112.4110.698.5

103.9103.5215.5254.5102.8117.4117.4

318.0277.9336.3

99.9

292.7

270.7288.1134.3348.0<•)172.2278.2276.7164.5289.2295.8334.2234.0180.3(3)137.2236.4O266.0260.3371.6328.1294.8395.1

351.4345.2405.9311.5290.9308.4100.8328.3292.3392.4100.0100.6179.4210.4101.2

292.7

329.2

99.0100.3100.499.7

100.5107.3139.9102.0101.5101.5

344.5

348.8110.3121.5(*)114.5118.9115.7

103.4105.1220.7258.1

ft117.7117.7

319.7277.9339.199.9

292.5

269.8293.8136.6341.3329.9175.8290.3271.9164.5293.7299.6334.2237.6191.1217.1136.7229.4

ft223.1252.9378.4328.1298.1411.9

352.9357.9405.9311.5289.4308.4101.3333.4292.3401.1100.0100.8179.4210.4101.5

293.9

329.4

106.3100.7101.199.5

100.5106.8139.3102.0102.3102.3

344.9

349.3110.4121.5367.7ft119.0113.399.6

103.2106.1221.6259.2ft117.7117.7

319.9277.9339.499.9

292.9

270.0294.5136.6333.9329.9178.8292.9271.9164.5293.7299.6334.2242.2191.1217.1136.7229.4ft223.1252.9378.4328.1298.1411.9

353.9359.0405.9312.5289.4309.2101.2335.5301.9384.9100.1101.8180.6215.6101.5

296.9

336.1

$48,529

5.04313.213

152.082.960.520

34.414

.55510.787

33.66110.718

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Enameled iron fixtures—Continued ..Enameled iron bathtubsEnameled iron lavatoriesEnameled iron sinks

10510101 .990111 .050121 .02

Vitreous china fixturesLavatoryWater closet combination.

10520101 .040111 .05

Steel fixturesEnameled steel bathtubsStainless steel sinksEnameled steel lavatories ...

10530101 .990113 .990121 .99

Brass fittingsBath and shower fittingsLavatory fittingsSink fittingsMiscellaneous brass goods...

10540211 .990215 .990219 .990223 .99

Heating equipment.

Steam and hot water equipmentGas heating boilersOil heating boilersSteel heating boilersSteel heating boilers over 400 mbh ...Steel radiators and convectorsAll other radiators and convectors

10610102 .990103 .990111 .990113 .990131 .990141 .99

Warm air furnacesGas-fired wall furnaces ...Forced air, gasGas-fired floor furnaces ..

10620136 .990142 .990146 .99

Conversion burnersCommercial/industrial oil burners...Gas burners over 400 mbhGas burners, 400 mbh and under..Com./ind. dual fuel burners

10630111 .990116 .990121 .990136 .99

Domestic heating stovesWood/coal stoves, non-airtight .Wood/coal stoves, airtight

10640121 .990126 .99

Unit heaters and ventilatorsUnit heaters

Gas fired propeller-fan type, under 400 mbh .Steam, propeller fan type

1065010121 .990126 .05

Water heaters, domesticElectricGasOilSolar water heater system .

10660101 .990113.990115 .990117.99

Other systems and other partsOther heating systems

Gas-fired infra-red heatersNon-electric fireplacesOther heating systems, n. e. c. .

Other parts for heating systems ....Other parts, n. e. c

1067010116.990121 .990126 .99020216 .99

Fabricated structural metal products.. 107

Metal doors, sash, and trimMetal doors and frames, exc. storm

Aluminum doorsIron and steel doorsSteel door framesShower doors and tub enclosures

Metal window sash and frames, exc. storm .Aluminum window sash and framesSteel window sash and frames

Metal molding and trim and storefrontsMetal molding and trim and storefronts ....

Storm sash and doorsStorm sash and doors

Screens and weatherstripScreens and weatherstrip

1071020201 .990203 .990205 .990207 .99030309 .990311 .99040413 .99050515 .99060617 .99

12/7412/80

06/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/80

12/6712/67

12/67

12/8212/82

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

299.6394.2387.0

284.8334.0239.4

236.1212.2148.2111.4

295.6100.0100.597.9

100.3

245.3

255.7259.2275.9246.1117.4126.4119.0

243.1333.3257.1132.0

234.1116.9113.9261.6116.4

214.3116.2121.4

221.8295.7263.3293.1

247.1220.0261.7107.0104.7

117.5116.3(3)106.3116.7117.9118.3

304.2

302.3101.9103.1100.5340.7100.0101.8101.9379.5100.2100.2103.5103.5100.6100.6

300.2391.1390.8

286.6336.7240.3

237.2213.8149.4

296.7100.099.698.6

101.2

247.3

255.7259.5275.9246.1117.4

119.0

248.0333.3262.4134.1

236.1119.5114.6256.7117.2

212.9117.0119.3

226.6302.1263.3305.2

245.5216.6261.5109.2104.6

117.7117.3(3)106.3118.7117.9118.2

306.5

305.5102.9103.7102.0341.2102.1102.9103.0379.5102.4102.4104.0104.0101.6101.6

307.4396.7396.0

288.0339.1240.8

237.6214.0150.1108.1

300.2100.4100.4101.5102.0

248.4

256.3260.1276.5246.1117.4O119.0

249.4333.5264.7138.8

238.3121.2115.7259.6119.9

214.0118.0119.4

228.7304.9268.5305.2

245.8216.0262.603)103.6

118.3117.7(3)106.3119.2118.6121.8

306.9

306.6103.7104.5102.0341.2112.0103.0103.2379.5102.4102.4104.0104.0101.6101.6

$305,110

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Metal tanksPressure vessels, non-aluminumElevated water tank, field erectedBulk storage tank, 6,000 gallons or lessBulk storage tank, over 6,000 gallonsNon-LPG gas cylindersOther pressure tanksCustom tank, 3/4 in. and lessPetroleum storage tanks

Sheet metal productsRoofing, steelSiding, aluminumSiding, steelFloor, fabricated metalStovepipe, furnace smokepipe, elbows & ducts, steelAir conditioning ducts, incl. dust collecting, steelCulverts, flumes, and irrigation pipes, steelCulverts, flumes, and irrigation pipes, aluminumRestaurant, hotel, and kitchen equipment, steelAwnings, canopies, and carports, prefab., aluminum ..Other sheet metal work, steelOther sheet metal work, aluminumOther sheet metal work, not steel or aluminum

Struct., arch., pre-eng. metal productsFabricated iron and steel pipe and fitting

PetrochemicalOther iron and steel pipe fabrication

Fabricated iron and steel tube and fittingSeamless tubingWelded tubing

Nonferrous pipe and tube fabricationAluminum pipe and tube fabricationOther nonferrous pipe and tube fabrication

Fabricated structural metalFabricated structural metal for buildingsFabricated structural metal for bridgesOther fabricated structural metal

Miscellaneous metal workExpanded metal lathExpanded corner beadFabricated bars

Architectural and ornamental metalworkWarm air or air conditioning grilles, registers, etcStairsRailingsGrating and grating treadsLight gauge metal framingOther architectural and ornamental metalwork

Heat exchanges and condensersBare tube heat exchangersFin tube heat exchangers

Fabricated steel plateWeldmentsOther fabricated plate

Steel power boilers

Prefabricated metal buildingsPrefab, metal bldg systems, ex. farm svcs

Industrial and commercialOther prefab. & portable metal buildings

Grain storage bldgs., incl. farm & commercial types ...Small utility bldgs, incl. tool sheds, cabanas, etcDwellings & other non-farm buildings

Panels, parts, & sections for prefab bldgsPanels, parts, sections for prefabricated buildings

Miscellaneous metal products

Bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washersExternally thread, fasteners, ex. aircraft

Hex boltsSquare and round boltsStudsFlanged, self-locking set and wood screwsMachine screwsCap screws

See footnotes at end of table.

10720102 .990111 .990112.990113.990122 .990133 .990138 .990147 .99

10730101 .990109 .990116.990117.990145 .990146 .990162 .990163 .990164 .990165 .990166 .990167 .990169 .99

1074

sq.yd.m lin.ft.Ib.

020201 .990214 .99030301 .990302 .99040401 .990403 .99050501 .990511 .990512 .99070781 .030782 .020791 .09080801 .990803 .990804 .990805 .990806 .990809 .99

10750101 .990102 .99

0111 .990121 .99

1077

1079010115 .99020214 .990221 .990235 .99030354 .99

108

1081020206 .990207 .990208 .990209 .990221 .990231 .99

06/80

06/8006/8006/8006/80

12/8206/8306/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8206/83

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8206/81

12/7312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/80

06/80

06/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/81

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/76

303.8116.3O322.7284.3109.086.2

119.3114.9

311.6353.9102.6101.395.0

103.5101.2101.1105.2103.0102.7102.2104.1

294.698.877.9

103.5111.2112.9111.1110.0108.5(3)101.6308.6268.598.991.7

335.8341.1

125.7136.2112.8

109.5111.4105.6

127.4

103.994.594.4

104.7106.9102.3

107.6

100.6

289.0270.3101.889.8

103.1101.6138.3144.6202.3

304.9116.3(3)322.3286.4108.987.1

120.3116.9

317.4353.9107.0101.398.2

103.3101.1102.3112.7(3)105.6103.7108.8

296.398.7

P)103.8109.9(3)109.1110.5110.9

102.5310.8269.4100.591.7

339.9(3)160.9100.4100.0100.2100.5100.0102.0100.2

126.8136.9117.1

109.7111.4106.0

127.7

103.094.494.3

102.698.5

100.6104.3

100.4

289.9

271.0102.287.0

103.1102.4138.8147.0205.6

304.6119.4(3)322.3287.5109.7(•>119.8116.1

318.4353.9108.3101.398.2

103.399.8

102.3112.7103.0(3)104.8111.4

295.799.781.1

103.8110.2112.9109.5110.4110.6(3)102.2309.4269.4100.691.1

339.9(3)160.9100.4100.6100.2100.9102.7102.0100.2

126.8136.9117.1

110.2111.4106.3

127.6

104.295.595.5

104.399.9

102.4108.7

100.3

290.7

272.0102.789.1

103.1103.6138.9147.9205.8

$1,326

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Commodity

Index

Unit

per 100

ea.ea.ea.ea.

per 100

Commoditycode1

10810241 .060246 .990256 .990261 .990304050536 .9906

1083020221 .990222 .990223 .99030301 .990303 .990307 .990311 .990321 .990323 .990325 .990327 .990329 .990331 .990333 .990338 .990345 .990351 .990361 .990371 .99040401 .990402 .99050501 .070503 .120504 .090521 .02

1088010111 .990199 .99020211 .990213 .990219 .990223 .99060613 .990621 .990635.99070721 .990771 .990799 .99090951 .990961 .990965 .990973 .990999 .99

1089020216 .990217 .990225 .99030311 .99040424 .990425 .99050506 .990508 .990511 .300521 .99

Otherndex base

12/7112/7606/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8112/83

12/6906/8112/6806/8106/8106/81

12/7306/8112/6706/8106/8106/8106/8106/76

06/8106/8112/8312/8306/81

12/6912/73

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8206/82

06/8206/8206/82

06/8212/8206/82

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8112/6912/82

12/7212/8212/7212/83

Oct.19832

191.0127.8100.3100.892.198.8102.4102.498.4

268.7113.1

ft372.1223.7108.0282.8111.9110.3119.7236.7213.9207.5

ft251.0112.8111.4108.1107.9

ft278.8103.7111.8

ftft113.9248.4203.5191.5213.3

95.587.689.181.799.8

359.5368.5102.498.697.9

294.6296.1105.2104.7

ft105.8104.195.8

337.7271.698.8102.198.5

298.4103.6283.4107.2102.9100.6100.6111.6281.399.2

301.1220.7101.1283.4

ft

Jan.1984*

196.5129.399.9101.291.499.4102.7102.798.4

272.6114.5100.7378.7

ft110.8284.3116.5110.3120.6236.7225.9218.3

ft258.6113.1111.3108.1107.6

ft278.8104.0113.9102.5101.6113.5

ftftft213.3

96.291.895.481.399.6

359.8363.8102.499.196.8

294.6296.1101.7104.8

ft106.2104.196.0

337.1272.299.1102.198.4

298.4104.5283.4107.6102.9100.9100.9111.2284.497.6

301.0220.7101.3

ft100.0

Feb.19842

ft129.3100.0101.391.999.4102.7102.798.4

274.0115.3101.7378.7

ft111.4287.6120.1110.3120.6237.1225.7214.7

ft264.7113.1111.6109.8107.6

ft278.8104.0115.0102.6103.0113.5

ft192.5175.8213.3

96.391.795.281.399.0

358.4365.6100.398.497.0

294.6301.399.8104.8

ft106.6104.196.3

339.9275.597.7102.198.7

299.1104.5283.4107.3102.9101.4101.4111.2284.397.6

301.8220.7101.3285.6100.0

Feb. 1984

$260,719

Price

Bolts, nuts, screws, rivets, and washers—ContinuedMine roof boltHigh-strength structural and bent boltsThread-cutting & rolling, & self drilling screwsOther externally threaded fasteners

Internally thread, fasteners, ex. aircraftNonthreaded fasteners, except aircraftAircraft-aerospace fasteners

Aircraft-aerospace fasteners ...rOther formed fasteners

Lighting fixturesResidential

Incandescent interior, including bath and kitchenIncandescent outdoorFlourescent

Commercial/institutional or industrialCommercial incandescent fixtures, surface or pendantCommercial incandescent fixtures, recessedOther commercial incand. fixtures, incl. portableCommercial H.I.D. fixtures, mercury and other types ...Commercial fluor. fixtures, recessed air handlingCommercial fluor. fixtures, recessed non-airCommercial fluorescent strip lightsCommercial fluorescent ceiling systemsCommercial fluorescent fixtures, plastic wraparound ...Commercial fluorescent fixtures, wall mountedCommercial fluorescent fixtures, surface or pendent...Other commercial fluor. fixtures, incl. portableComponent or renewal parts for commercial fixtures ..Industrial incandescent fixtures, general typesIndustrial fluorescent fixtures, general typesIndustrial H.I.D. fixtures, mercury .and other types

VehicularMotor vehicle incandescent lighting equipmentAll other motor vehicle lighting equipment

Outdoor and other typesFloodlight, incandescent, 1,500 w., g.pMercury vapor floodlight, 400 wattMercury floodlight, 1000 wattFlashlight, 2 cell, general purpose

Fabricated ferrous wire productsFerrous wire rope, cable and strand

Wire rope and cableWire strand, other than composite types

Steel nail and spikesBright nailsGalvanized nailsOther wire nailsSteel wire staples

Steel fencing and fence gatesChain link fencingWire fence, woven and weldedFence posts, gates and fittings

Ferrous wire cloth, other woven wire prodInsect wire screeningWoven wire nettingWire cloth and other woven wire products

Other fabricated ferrous wire productsBarbed and twisted steel wireWelded steel wire fabric for concrete reinforcingOther steel wire fabricWire cartsOther wire products

Other miscellaneous metal productsHot formed springs

Orig. equip, leaf springs, except for passenger cars ...Replacement leaf springs for motor vehiclesLocomotive, railroad car & other helical springs

Cold formed springsCold formed flat springs made of sheet & strip steel .

Wire springsPrecision mechanical springsOther wire springs

Other metal productsOriginal equipment automobile stampingsReplacement part automotive stampingsJob stampings, non-automotiveAutomotive screw machine products

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Other miscellaneous metal products—ContinuedOther screw machine productsInsect screening, aluminumSteel strapping, flat, 1-1/4x .031Steel strapping, flat, 5/8" x .020"

Metal crowns and closuresMetal commercial closures (caps)Metal crowns

es at end of table

Machinery and equipment

Agricultural machinery and equipment

Farm and garden tractorsFarm tractors, wheel type

Farm tractors, two wheel driveGarden tractors

Garden tractorsFarm tractor parts and attachments

PartsAttachments

Agricultural machinery excl. tractorsPlows

PlowHarrows, rollers, and stalk cutters

Stalk shredders and cuttersHarrows and rollersBlade terracers and scrapers and land levelers

Planting, seeding, and fertilizing machPlanting and seeding machineryFertilizing machinery

CultivatorsCultivators

Sprayers and dustersPower sprayers, other than field & row crop types

Harvesting machineryHarvesting machinery

Haying machineryHaying machinery

Crop preparation machineryCrop preparation machinery

Farm elevators and blowersFarm elavators and blowers

Farm wagons & other farm transport equipCommercial turf and grounds mowing equipComm. turf & grounds care eq., parts & att

Comm. turf & grounds care equip., parts & attachmentParts, farm mach. excluding tractor

Parts, farm machinery, sold to o.e.mParts, farm machinery, sold for replacement/repair

Attachments, farm machinery, ex. tractorsAttachments, farm machinery, excluding tractors

Agricultural equipmentPoultry equipment

Barnyard and hog equipmentBarn and barnyard equipmentHog equipment

Water systemsWater systems

Irrigation systemsSelf-propelled irrigation systems, center pivotAll other self-propelled irrigation systems

Parts, agricultural equipment

Construction machinery and equipment

Power cranes, excavators, and equipmentExcavators

Hydraulic excavatorsCranes

Cable operated cranesHydraulic operated cranesMiscellaneous cranes

Front end attachments and partsFront end attachments cranes, draglines, shovelsParts for cranes draglines and shovels

See footnotes at end of table.

1089

100 sq.ft.cwtcwt.

111

0522 .990533 .010553 .040554 .01060611 .990617 .99

See foot

020201 .99050522 .99525211 .995221 .99

1112010111 .99020211 .990221 .990231 .99030311 .990321 .99040411 .99050511 .99060611 .99070711 .99080811 .99090911 .991112131311 .99515191 .995192 .99525211 .99

11130111 .99020231 .990241 .99030331 .99040401 .990402 .9951

112

1121040402 .99060608 .990609 .990611 .99070701 .990702 .99

12/83

12/6712/6712/8312/8312/83

12/82

12/8212/7312/82

12/8212/6712/8212/8212/82

12/8212/82

12/82

12/82

12/82

12/8212/6712/8212/6712/82

12/8206/8306/8312/7312/8212/8212/8212/82

12/82

12/8212/82

12/8312/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

306.4305.7305.0

287.6

328.0

339.0102.9363.2308.6296.9100.0232.6100.0

335.0383.4100.3345.3100.3101.2101.0347.8102.9103.7312.5103.7256.6100.6331.6101.6351.7105.6329.5103.7349.4103.8313.0100.4106.2106.2253.1(3)101.7100.9100.9

259.4(3)289.1100.9101.4228.1P)102.2102.6100.098.4

353.6

328.8110.8112.7118.1115.8120.9117.9107.2119.8104.5

100.0306.4305.7305.0100.1100.1

330.9

340.3102.8362.8320.1307.9100.3233.2101.5

339.3396.6103.8349.0101.3102.1103.2354.1105.4105.4323.4107.3251.3

98.5332.4101.8363.5109.2332.3104.5346.7103.0

106.2106.2256.3(3)103.4102.6102.6

261.9(3)290.3101.3102.0231.8101.2100.5100.6100.0101.6

354.3

330.0110.8112.7118.7115.8120.9123.9107.9121.0105.1

100.1306.4305.7305.0100.9100.1104.3

290.4

331.1

340.9103.2363.4317.6305.5100.3233.2101.5

339.2396.7103.8349.5101.3102.2104.5351.4105.4104.3323.4107.3255.0100.0333.1102.0363.5109.2332.3104.5346.7103.0323.8101.8106.2106.2255.3(3)102.9102.6102.6

262.3(3)292.5101.9103.4233.0101.7100.5100.6(3)99.7

355.9

330.9112.0114.0118.7115.8120.9123.9107.8120.7105.1

$12,65246.70346.949

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Construction equipment for mountingSpecial mounting equipment

RipperTractor mounted winches and other attachments

Dozer, hydraulic6' and under 10'1"101 and under 14'1"14'1" and over

Specialized construction machineryOther specialized construction machinery

TrencherWinches, including marineCrushing and screening plantsWheelbarrow, steel tray

Compaction equipmentRollers

Portable air compressors100 - 200 c.f.m600 - 750 c.f.m

Scrapers and gradersScrapers and graders

Scraper bowlsMotor grader, 115 to 144 b.h.p

Parts and other equipmentParts (ex. era., drag., shov., trac, OEM)

Parts and attachments sold to oemParts for replacement or repair

Other consrtuction equipmentAll other construction machineryOther excavating and road machinery

Mixers, pavers, spreaders, etcPortable mixers, 3 1/2 cu. ft and overConcrete finishers, paver, spreaders, distributor..Asphalt PlantOther equipment

Tractors, other than farmWheel type

Off hwy wheel tractorsCrawler type

Diesel, 60-89 net engine hpDiesel,90-159 net engine horsepowerDiesel, 160-259 net engine horsepowerDiesel,260 net engine h.p. and overShovel loader, 45 - 89 hp

Tractor parts and attachmentsOff hwy wheel tractor parts; repl., repairTractor parts;oemWheel tractor loaders parts; repl., repair

Tractor shovel loadersWheel shovel loader, 4 wldr, up to 3 1 /2 cu. yd.Wheel shovel loader, 4 wldr, 3 1 /2 cu. yd. over,

Off-highway equipmentOff-highway trucks, end dump

Off highway, rear dump trucksOther off-highway equipment

Metalworking machinery and equipment

Metalworking machinery n. e. cOther metalworking machinery

Other metalworking machinery

Power driven hand toolsHome utility line, electrical

Drill, over 1 /4 inch chuck size to under 112 inchOscillating, reciprocating and vibrating sanders ..

Industrial line, electricalDrill, over 1 /4 inch chuck size to under 1 /2 inchJig, sabre, and reciprocating sawsImpact wrenchesBelt sandersHammers, percussion, rotary, without drill chuckAngle grinders, polishers, and circular sanders ..Circular saws, between 7 inch and 8 inch blade

See footnotes at end of table.

1122010109 .120127 .99020201 .040203 .030205 .05

1123010101 .160135 .990139 .990141 .04020216 .99

11240101 .130103 .10

1125010103 .990111 .16

1126010101 .990102 .99020201 .990202 .99

11270111 .990112.990146 .990152 .99

1128010108 .99020211 .170213 .210215 .200217 .270218 .18030302 .990303 .990304 .99040401 .990402 .99

112901010602

113

113A020201 .99

1132020222 .990224 .99030301 .990303 .990305 .990308 .990309 .990311 .990342 .99

12/7012/7612/7612/7612/76

12/6912/80

12/7612/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/8012/6812/80

12/80

12/6712/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/7612/8012/76

06/8306/8306/83

12/76

12/7612/7612/7612/76

12/80

380.7385.2404.2319.5172.2159.6197.7161.5

408.5409.4441.9419.6123.4283.8190.3122.7

169.5165.2177.4

366.5365.1122.4361.4

112.5111.0119.9108.0114.0112.3

259.0252.1113.6285.1110.5

373.9356.7117.8381.7375.7393.0421.9396.4306.4114.5109.5106.0103.3126.5130.4120.2

376.5180.7118.6172.3

327.0

99.9

220.8180.1218.8165.8145.7179.6128.7172.7171.4143.8234.2114.1

381.7386.4400.4322.2172.2159.6197.7161.5

410.2411.0441.9419.6123.7275.6191.2123.4

171.5167.6.179.2

366.5365.2122.4361.6

112.7110.3116.8108.1115.2112.6

259.8255.7113.6285.1110.5

374.1356.7117.8381.4372.4393.0423.7396.4303.7114.5109.5106.0103.3127.0130.4120.2

377.6181.5119.1172.3

328.3

100.6101.0101.0

222.2182.8224.2164.9144.2156.8(3)178.7175.6143.8234.2115.7

377.2383.3400.4309.2167.5159.6197.7153.9

410.8411.8441.9421.6123.803)191.2123.4

171.5167.6179.2

367.8366.4122.9363.5

112.8110.4117.2108.1115.2112.6

259.5257.0113.7278.3110.5

377.9357.5118.0383.4379.2395.3423.7396.4314.6117.2109.5107.9104.8127.0130.4120.3

377.6181.5119.1172.3

330.4

101.0101.5101.5

223.5182.8224.2164.9144.2156.8C3)178.7175.6143.8

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Power driven hand tools—ContinuedPneumatic hand tools

Grinders, polishers and sandersPercussion toolsImpact wrenchesDrills, screwdrivers and nutrunnersOther, pneumatic handtools, include hydraulic

Other electric-powered handtools and partsOther electric powered hand toolsParts-attachments-accessories, for electric tool

Pneumatic, hydr., and powder actuated partPneumatic, hydraulic, and powder actuated parts

Welding machines and equipmentArc welding machines

Transformer type, a.c./d.cRectifier typeEngine driven unit, d.cWire feeder

Resistance welding machines and suppliesSpot welderAdjustable/retractable stroke

Arc welding electrodesWire electrode, 3/32", coredWire electrode, E70S3, .045", bareType 30, stainless, covered, 5/32"Mild steel, stick, E-7018, 1/8 x 14Mild steel, stick, E-6013, 3/16 x 14

Gas welding machines and equipmentGas welding machines and equipment

Industrial process furnaces and ovensElectric, excluding induction & dielectric

Electric metal melting furnacesElectric metal heat-treating furnacesOther kilns/lehrs, exc. wood, cement, chem. process

Fuel-fired (oil or gas)Fuel-fired metal heat-treating furnacesFuel-fired industrial ovens for metal processing

Induct. & dielect. furnaces & heating equiRadio frequency type induction furnacesMetal melting line type induction furnaces

Gas generating equipmentAtmosphere generator, endothermic

Otr. indus. elec. heat, units; parts/attacParts, attachments, and componentsTubular heatersOther industrial electric heating units

Cutting tools and accessoriesSmall cutting tools

Small cutting toolsPrecision measuring tools

Precision measuring toolsMetalworking power saw blades

Circular saw bladesBandsaw bladeOther metal working power saw blades

Other power saw bladesOther blades, incl. concrete, masonry & abrasive

Other machine tool attachments & aceOther machine tool attachments & accessories

Abrasive productsAbrasive grains ,Nonmetallic bonded abrasive products

All shapes; resinoid & shellac bond; reinforcedAll shapes; resinoid & shellac bond; nonreinforced ...All shapes; rubber bondAll shapes; other bondDiamond & cubic boron nitride wheel; metal bondDiamond & cubic boron nitride wheel; other bondAll shapes; vitrified bondOther; except coated abrasives

Nonmetallic coated abrasive productsCloth belts; any abrasive; glue bondCloth belts; any abrasive; resin & waterprf bondOther cloth shapes; any abrasive; glue bondOther cloth shapes; any abr; resin & wtrprf bondOther paper shapes; any abrasive; glue bondBuffing, polishing wheels & laps; no abrasive

See footnotes at end of table.

1132040412 .990413 .990414 .990415 .990435 .99050531 .990532 .99515131 .99

1133010101 .140111 .050121 .140131 .05020231 .090233 .07030331 .020332 .040333 .050341 .090342 .07040461 .99

1134010102 .990104 .990107 .99020215 .990216 .99030321 .110323 .99040431 .09050543 .990544 .990545 .99

1135010116.99020243 .99030325 .990327 .990332 .99040401 .99050501 .99

113601030301 .990302 .990303 .990304 .990305 .990306 .990307 .990309 .99050501 .990502 .990503 .990504 .990507 .990509 .99

12/76

12/7612/8012/8012/8012/8012/7612/80

12/72

12/72

12/7612/7412/72

06/83

06/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

155.4207.6ftft165.2120.3117.5123.8110.5181.7116.2278.5249.7264.6207.1327.8152.4290.9288.6234.5315.6127.8113.0169.1369.0357.7

100.0

367.6409.3100.0108.2106.8380.2100.6319.7288.6291.7110.2

364.7340.0107.3114.7112.9

275.0277.8

98.9244.399.1

100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0102.0102.0

303.5324.3119.0120.7119.2125.2112.0108.6103.6125.4(3)123.2(3)126.5130.4119.1130.6112.9

157.2211.7Oft164.9124.2118.0123.8111.5187.0119.6

276.1251.8267.8204.8334.9151.4264.8267.8206.2315.7127.8113.0169.1369.0358.6

104.4

370.2413.0100.0112.0107.8382.6101.1326.5

111.5

361.9343.1107.6(3)114.8

276.6279.999.7

245.499.699.9

100.0100.099.3

100.0100.0102.2102.2

305.8(3)121.2124.5120.9129.1112.9110.8104.6127.9(3)123.4(3)125.7128.2119.3130.6114.1

158.5215.0ftft170.5124.2118.0123.8111.5193.7123.9276.9251.8267.8204.8334.9151.4264.8267.8206.2318.2127.8116.3172.1369.0361.2

104.4

370.6413.0100.0112.0107.8384.0101.1327.2290.8ft111.7

361.9342.0107.1ft114.5

276.9279.499.5

245.499.699.9

100.0100.099.3

103.9103.9103.2103.2

306.5321.9121.1123.7120.7129.1112.7110.8104.6127.8ft123.0ft125.7128.1119.3130.6114.1

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Abrasive products—ContinuedOther, incl.paper-cloth comb.,vulcan. fibers, etc

Metal abrasivesMetal soap & scouring pads; & other metal abr

Metal cutting machine toolsBoring machines

Boring machinesDrilling machines

Grinding machinesGrinding machines

LathesLathes

Multi-function machines, n/cMulti-function machines, n/c

Gear cutting machinesGear cutting machinesStation type machines

Other metal cutting machines toolsOther metal cutting machine tools

Parts for metal cutting machine toolsParts for metal cutting machine tools

Metal forming machine toolsPunching, bending, forming machines

Punching machine, fixed position, power operated .Press brakesRolls: angles, bars, shapes bendingOther bending and forming machinery

Shearing machinesPlate shearing machinesMechanical sheet shearing machine

PressesMechanical OBI press, 45 tonsMechanical OBI press, 105-110 tonsMech. press, st. sided, 200-300 tonsMech. press st. sided 2 pt, 400 tonsMech. press, 600 tons and over capPress, automatic 45 thru 64 tons capPress, auto., 65 thru 100 tons capHydraulic press, vertical, single action

Other metal forming machines ,Riveting machineAll other metal forming machine tools

Parts for metalforming machine toolsKnives, plate shear, 1 " x 4" x 10"Clutch lining components, OBI pressClutch lining components, 2 ptOther parts for metal forming machine tools

Tools, dies, jigs, fixtures & ind. moldsSpecial dies, tools jigs, and fixtures

Jigs/fixtures; other types, under 1000 lbsJigs/fixtures; other types, 1000 lbs. and overStandard parts and components for jig and fixturesAll other stamping-type diesAll other diesOther standard components and parts for die

Industrial moldsDie casting moldsInjection molds for plastic productsAll other molds made of metal and mold bases

General purpose machinery and equipment

Pumps, compressors, and equipmentIndustrial pumps

Reciprocating pumpsTurbine pumpsRotary pumpsCentrifugal pumpsDiaphragm pumps

Air compressors, stationaryStationary air compressor, 5 hpStationary air compressor, 75-125 h.p

Gas compressorsCentrifugal, uncooledAngle engine, 2,000 hpReciprocating, 1,000 hp

Other pumps, including partsOther pumps

See footnotes at end of table.

11360511 .99313103 .99

1137111121 .991231 .99131361 .99141441 .99161621 .99171731 .991861 .99191941 .99515121 .99

1138

ea.ea

ea.ea.

ea.each

ea.ea.ea.

212102 .992104 .992116.992118 .99222201 .992205 .09232301 .182302 .172303 .112304 .062305 .082306 .062307 .072312 .99252503 .072506 .99515102 .03510351045105 .99

1139010103 .990104 .990105 .990114 .990121 .990125 .99030301 .990305 .990309 .99

114

1141020202 .990211 .990231 .990241 .990251 .99030301 .040303 .08040401 .050403 .070405 .03121201 .99

06/8312/7612/76

12/7106/8306/8312/7106/8312/7106/8312/7106/8312/7106/8306/8312/7106/8312/7206/83

12/7106/8112/7106/8106/8112/71

12/7112/71

12/6812/7112/7212/7512/7106/8112/7112/7206/8112/7212/7212/7212/7206/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/8312/8312/7012/70

12/7012/7012/7012/7012/8312/83

100.0137.1179.8

376.8289.6101.9(3)315.898.4

289.797.8

198.9101.3495.3101.897.9

286.2100.4405.1101.2

417.6303.2108.5287.4109.7107.1339.7392.5285.8349.2410.9433.3415.0322.0377.4172.3342.7110.4340.7236.9119.8342.5232.1348.1340.5115.4

108.8110.498.099.9

119.8106.1110.3106.9105.0103.0103.4116.8

307.8

345.4348.1(3)301.4

229.5256.4273.5344.3402.7279.7358.8

100.0137.1179.8

378.8284.5100.1(3)321.2100.1286.0

96.5193.198.3

500.4102.997.9

284.099.6

414.4103.5

419.4303.2108.5287.4(3)107.1348.7390.5311.8349.0419.2433.3415.6322.2371.7172.6341.9110.8341.7243.0120.2345.6232.1348.1340.5116.7

109.1110.998.0

100.5115.5106.8110.9110.9104.9102.9103.8114.6

310.3

346.1348.9498.1303.0324.0100.1100.0228.0252.8273.5349.5402.7289.1359.4

99.7

100.0144.0182.2

383.9284.5100.1(3)322.0100.4291.5

98.4195.599.6

500.4102.997.9

284.099.6

432.6108.1

419.3303.2108.5287.4109.7107.1348.6390.5311.7348.3419.2433.3415.6322.2367.5172.6341.9110.8341.6239.9120.2346.0237.5348.1340.5116.7

110.2112.398.0

100.1132.5106.8110.8110.9105.0102.9103.9114.6

310.7

346.3351.4521.8303.0324.0100.1100.0228.0252.8273.5334.7379.0269.4359.4100.9100.0

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Pumps, compressors, and equipment—ContinuedParts and attachments for pumps

Elevators, escalators, and other liftsElevators & escalators

Electric freight elevatorGeared electric passenger elevatorGearless electric passenger elevatorHydraulic passenger elevatorHydraulic freight elevatorOther non-farm elevators, including dumbwaiters, etcEscalators

Elevator and escalator parts & attachmentsParts and attachments for elevators and escalators

Automobile liftsAutomobile lifts

Fluid power equipmentFluid power pumps

Fluid power pumpsFluid power valves

Fluid power valvesCylinders

Industrial pneumatic, 2 inch boreIndustrial hydraulic, 2 inch boreMobile, hydraulic, 4 inch bore

Fluid power hose and tube fittingsFluid power hose and tube fittings

Industrial material handling equipmentConveying equipment

Monorail conveyorBelt conveyorTrolley conveyor

Material handling trucksElectric trucks, operator-ridingMotorized handtrucksInternal combustion trk, under 6000 IbInternal combustion trucks 6000-14,999 IbInternal combustion trucks 15,000 Ib. and overOther handtrucks, trailers, dolliesParts and attachments

Hoist and cranesHand chain hoist, spur gearElectric hoist, lug typeAir hoist, 1,000 Ib. capacityCrane, overhead bridge type

Mechanical power transmission equipmentSpeed reducers, fixed ratio, enclosedGear motorsLoose gear, pinions and racksMechanical-variable speed changersIndustrial high speed drivesParts/components for speed changers, drives, gearsFlexible coupling, gear typeRoller chain, semifinishedMill chainRoller chain plate sprocketV-belt sheaveUniversal joint, industrialClutch, friction type

Scales and balancesMotor truck scales

Motor trucks scalesIndustrial scales

Bench and portable scalesFloor scalesMisc. industrial scales

Commercial retail scalesMisc. retail-commercial scales

Personal household scalesPersonal weighing scales and misc. household scales ...

Mailing scalesMailing and parcel post scales

Accessories and attachmentsAccessories and attachments

Parts for scales and balancesParts for scales and balances

See footnotes at end of table.

100 ft.ea.ea.

ea.ea.

1211 .99

1142010101 .990102 .990103 .990105 .990107 .990109 .990111 .99020221 .99030301 .99

1143010111 .99020201 .9903030103020305 .04040411 .99

1144020201 .010221 .060231030351 .990352 .990361 .990362 .990363 .990375 .990376 .99040491 .050493 .050494 .080496 .09

0106 .990107 .990108 .990109 .990112 .990114.990116 .040121 .020124 .030128 .040133 .050135 .040137 .04

1146020231 .99040433 .990434 .990437 .99050539 .99060642 .99070742 .99080843 .99090944 .99

12/83

12/7612/7612/7606/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

12/7012/7012/8312/7112/8212/7112/7112/7112/7212/7212/82

12/70

06/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8012/70

12/7012/70

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/8312/74

06/76

06/7612/74

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/80

12/80

262.2

515.0247.0133.2135.4146.4106.9218.8120.6120.6112.7112.7

254.3258.1(3)226.3

99.3277.3263.2277.7262.7240.7100.7

286.2242.9382.3280.9329.0229.2248.1111.6252.3109.8117.5115.7109.2283.8278.4328.1233.3305.6

315.9

185.0323.5461.3139.9329.7156.0210.6

228.4

269.9103.8298.2309.2(3)94.6

110.1124.9128.2

105.7

107.9

107.1

99.6

265.8

520.7249.7134.1139.1150.5111.2207.1125.6125.6112.7112.7

254.9253.7

98.3227.899.9

283.7267.7282.4270.3240.6100.7

287.0243.4382.3(3)332.5230.8250.6113.1253.9109.4118.1116.2110.5283.0261.8330.5233.6308.5

321.8100.0100.0100.0104.2101.3100.1194.0312.3464.4139.9342.5156.3219.9

228.0

269.9103.7295.7309.2(3)94.6

110.1125.3128.2

105.7

98.9

107.1

101.1

266.8

523.2249.6135.6139.1150.5111.2212.1125.6125.6112.7112.7

254.9253.798.3

227.899.9

283.7267.7282.4270.3240.6100.7

287.2243.1382.3281.0329.7231.2251.7113.7254.2109.4118.2116.2110.5283.7261.8333.9(3)308.5

321.7100.1100.0100.0103.6101.3100.1194.0312.3464.4139.9342.5156.3219.9

229.5

273.8105.2306.9324.0(3)93.7

110.1125.2128.2

105.7

103.2

107.1

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Fans and blowers, except portableCentrifugal fans and blowersPropeller fans and accessoriesDust collection & air purifi. equip7, for heating, a/Dust collection and a/c equip, for industrial gas

Air conditioning and refrigeration equipHeat transfer equipment

Central station a/c unitUnit coolerRemote refrigerant condenserFinned coils, all typesOther heat transfer equipment

Unitary air conditionersYear-round air conditionersAir conditioners, except window and wall unitsSingle package heat pumpSplit system heat pumpSplit system, condensing unit

Commercial refrigeration equipmentRefrigeration enclosuresMechanical drinking water coolerMechanical beverage cooling and dispensing equipmentOther commercial refrigeration equipment

Refrigerant compressorsRefrigerant compressors

Refrigeration condensing unitsRefrigeration condensing units ...'.

Other a/c and refrigeration equipmentIcemaking machinesMobile vehicle refrigeration systemMobile vehicle mechanical a/c systemLiquid chiller, centrifugal and reciprocatingOther refrigeration machinery & air condition equip

Miscellaneous general purpose equipmentMetal valves, except fluid power

Gates, globes, angles, and checksBall valvesButterfly valvesPlug valvesPlumbing and heating valves (low pressure)Control valvesRegulator valvesSolenoid valvesOther valves

Metal pipe fittings, flanges, and unionsMetal pipe fittings, flanges, and unions

Parts & attachments for valves & fittingsParts & attachments for valves & fittings

Ball and roller bearingsSingle row maximum capacity ball bearingsOther single row conrad ball bearings, prec. & regOther ground and unground ball bearingsMounted bearingsBall and roller bearing parts and componentsThrust ball bearingsTaper roller bearingsRoller bearings, except taper

Plain bearings

Special industry machinery and equipment

Food products machineryDairy industry machinery

Dairy industry machineryCommercial food production machinery

Commercial food production machineryIndustrial food production machinery

Industrial food production machinery

Textile machinery and equipmentCleaning and opening machinery

Cleaning & opening machinery, card roomSpinning machinery, except parts

Warper, beam, high-speedWeaving machinery, except parts

shuttleless loom, importedKnitting machinery and equipmentDyeing, drying, finishing machinery

Bleaching, dyeing and finishing equipment

See footnotes at end of table.

11470141 .990142 .990143 .990144 .99

010107 .990109 .990111 .990117 .990131 .99020205 .990209 .990215 .990217 .990219 .99030301 .990309 .990311 .990319 .99040411 .99050511 .99060603.990606.990621 .990623 .990629 .99

1149020201 .990202 .990203 .990204 .990205 .990206 .990207 .990208 .990209 .99030301 .99040401 .99050514 .990526 .990527 .990534 .990535 .990536 .990537 .990538 .9906

116

1161010111 .99040409 .99050501 .99

1162111112 .99212125 .05343443 .0144555562 .99

12/8312/8312/8312/83

12/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/8212/7712/7712/7712/7712/7712/6812/7712/8212/7712/8212/8212/7712/8212/7712/8212/7712/7712/7712/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8206/8306/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/83

12/83

12/83

12/8012/8012/7512/8012/75

12/80

336.3Oftftft142.6146.5148.3141.0139.7144.4100.7141.8134.4140.2140.4138.3209.7143.0102.2128.0101.099.0140.6100.3139.0101.2144.2142.4133.8100.6100.9102.7

323.499.796.697.595.199.499.0101.7103.9106.1102.798.798.7100.0100.0331.9100.0101.5100.0101.998.497.2100.0101.1262.4

340.6

318.6229.6

ft308.6

ftft263.8292.4115.9110.6189.1137.8115.0148.3329.2110.2

337.6100.099.6101.9100.0

143.6148.4150.7141.0139.7146.3102.2142.6134.8145.6140.4133.0207.8143.3101.6134.7101.9100.4141.1100.7139.0101.2145.6142.4140.8100.0103.6105.3

327.6100.296.897.292.7102.799.2102.7106.4106.1102.2102.3102.3108.9108.9335.6102.1105.5100.8104.398.1109.9100.0101.1260.0

341.0

299.1229.6100.0283.6

90.9

100.9

263.3292.4115.9109.5189.1

ftft145.5329.3

ft

341.2100.0107.9101.9100.0

143.6147.5150.6141.0139.7145.3101.1142.1134.5143.3141.0141.1207.8145.7103.5132.5105.8102.4140.6100.3139.2101.3145.7143.4

ft100.1104.0105.4

328.3100.497.397.492.7

102.799.2

102.7106.4106.5102.2103.2103.2108.5108.5335.5102.1105.4100.8104.398.1

109.0100.0101.1260.0

343.3

318.3234.9102.3306.7

98.3

101.0

266.2292.4115.9109.7189.1125.8117.5145.5335.9114.2

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Textile machinery and equipment—ContinuedDrying machinery, stocks, yarn clothOther textile machinery

Industrial sewing machinesIndustrial sewing machines

Textile machinery parts and attachmentsParts for all other fiber to fabric machineryParts, power loomsParts, bleaching, finishingParts, all other textile machinery

Woodworking machinery and equipmentOther than for home workshops

Sawmill equipmentSawing machines, except sawmill equipmentStraight-line machinery:planers, sanders, etcBoring and carving machinery, dovetailers, etcOther woodworking machinery:lathes, planers, etc. .Parts and attachmentsrcutting toolsAll other parts, attachments, and accessories

For home workshopsOther woodworking machinery for home workshops

Woodworking power saw bladesSolid toothInserted toothOther woodworking power saw blades

Paper industries machineryWood preparation equipmentPapermill machineryPaper and paperboard converting equipmentRebuilt pulp and paper industries machinery

Printing trades machinery and equipmentPrinting presses, offsetBookbinding machinery and equipmentOther printing machinery and equipment

Other printing machinery and equipment

Other special industry machineryRubber working and rubber machinery

Other rubber working machineryPlastics machinery

Plastics extruder, 4 1/2" to 8"Injection molding machineryOther plastics machinery and parts

Chemical industry machineryChemical mixer, plain steel, with or w/o controlsOther chemical machinery

Automotive maintenance equipmentAutomotive maintenance equipment

Miscellaneous industry machineryConcrete machinery and partsBottle forming/glass making machinery and parts ...Shoemaking machinery and partsMetal cleaning, degreasing machinery and partsFoundry machinery and equipmentStoneworking machinery and partsOther machinery and parts

Packing and packaging machineryFilling and capping machines

Form-fill-seal machinesFilling machines

Machinery for processing pkgs. & bottlesCasing machines

Other packing & packaging mach. & partsParts for packing and packaging machines

Service industry machinery and partsNonelectric commercial cooking equipment & partsElectric commercial cooking equipment & partsWater softeners and conditionersFloor maintenance machinerySewage purification equipmentCommercial car washing machineryGarbage and trash compactorsCommercial and industrial vacuum cleaners & partsOther industrial, commercial service machinesParts & acces. ex. cooking equip. & vacuum parts ...

See footnotes at end of table.

11625563 .995565 .99666675 .99777713 .997714 .997716 .997717 .99

1163010101 .990103 .990104 .990105 .990106 .990107 .990108 .99040412 .99050521 .990522 .990525 .99

11640101 .990105 .990107 .990113 .99

0105090911 .99

1166010107 .99030301 .990304 .990306 .99040412 .990413 .99050501 .99060626 .990627 .990628 .990629 .990632 .990633 .990635 .99

1167010103 .990108 .99030302 .99040403 .99

11680101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .990106 .990107 .990108 .990111 .990112 .990121 .99

12/6912/69

12/8312/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/8012/8012/8012/8012/8012/80

12/72

12/7212/7206/83

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

12/8212/82

12/8112/8112/81

12/8112/81

12/7212/8106/8306/83

12/8112/8112/8112/8106/8312/8112/81

12/7612/7612/7612/8312/7612/7612/8312/83

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

234.9226.1275.6(3)120.0127.1114.3119.1115.8

294.8106.9187.1114.8120.7116.1120.673.6

101.5

282.6354.1275.7222.1100.4

104.3101.9106.9105.6100.0

312.4375.7299.3101.3101.3

420.5109.3105.9107.2358.5(3)103.5434.9275.9106.8101.0101.0411.9103.8116.5104.4111.9101.6109.8109.3

178.2192.1189.8(3)169.3167.2

105.8105.3105.8108.4104.0107.8(3)107.2103.2108.9104.8

226.3275.0100.2120.6127.9120.1(3)115.8

291.3107.3189.2107.6120.7114.0125.473.6

102.4

282.6355.3275.7222.1101.2

105.7103.1107.0107.2100.8

315.7381.2303.0102.4102.4

423.6108.9105.7109.2357.7(3)104.3439.8275.9108.2102.0102.0414.3102.4117.8104.2112.9102.6110.1110.4

179.0193.0191.2100.0169.3167.2100.0100.0

106.0105.3106.4108.8104.5107.8(3)107.7103.7108.6104.8

234.9227.5275.0100.2127.4127.9120.0121.6115.8

293.9108.2197.1107.6118.4114.0124.673.6

102.4

282.6355.3275.7222.1101.2

105.4103.1107.0107.2100.5

309.5364.5303.0102.8102.8

426.9108.3105.7108.7357.7(3)106.1439.6275.9108.0102.0102.0420.9103.4117.8105.8114.1105.6113.4111.5

179.0193.0191.2100.0169.3167.2100.0100.0

106.6105.3106.1109.3105.0108.1(3)107.7105.4108.9104.8

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Commercial laundry & dry cleaning equip.Laundry equipment

Washer-extractor combinationsOther commercial laundry equipment...

Dry cleaning equipmentParts, attachments, and accessories

For commercial laundry equipment

1169

Electrical machinery and equipment . 117

Wiring devicesCurrent carrying

Lightning arrester, 9-10 kvIncandescent landholdersLampholders excluding incandescentPin & sleeve: outlet, plug cap & connector bodyConvenience and power outlet: 2-pole, 3-wire and up .Precision snap-acting switches, exc. limit & dimmers ...A.c. single pole switches, except mercuryAutomotive and aircraft switchesDimmers and all other special purposes switchesBand or strip terminal & splicer, machine installedTerminal blocksOther current-carrying wiring devices

Noncurrent carryingWall plate, plastic for switchStamped metal outlet boxStamped metal switch and receptacle boxElectrical metal tubingEMT fittingsCast metal box, cover, gasket & access, ex. junction ..Other noncurrent-carrying wiring devices

per 100

010103 .990107 .9902030301 .99

010105 .050109 .990111 .990112.990113 .990117 .990118.990122 .990123 .990128 .990133 .990134 .99020265 .030266 .990267 .990273 .990281 .990285 .990289 .99

Integrating and measuring instrumentsTest equip.- elect, character. & signals

Test equipment-electrical characteristics & signals .Indicating and recording instruments

Indicating and recording instruments

1172050501 .99060601 .99

Motors, generators, motor generator setsFractional horsepower motors & generators

Automobile accessory motorsUniversal motors and generators, d.cUniversal motors, a.cUniversal motors (cased)

Integral horsepower motorsMotors, a.c

Fractional horsepower motor-gen, setsFractional horsepower motor-gen, sets

Integral horsepower motor-gen, setsIntegral horsepower motor-gen, sets

Parts and suppliesParts/supplies for motors, gen., & motor-gen, sets .

1173

Transformers and power regulatorsFluorescent lamp ballasts

Correct power factor typeUnconnected power factor type

Distribution transformersLiquid immersed, pole type, single phaseLiquid immersed, pad mount, single phase ....Dry type, single or three phase

Small power transformers501-2500 KVA, liquid immersed

Large power transformersSpecialty and all other transformers

Open core/ coil and units end-bell enclosed ..HID lamp transformersGeneral purpose transformersTransmission and dist. voltage regsOther transformers

030301 .990302 .990303 .990307 .99040403 .99050501 .99060601 .99090901 .99

020205 .990207 .99030301 .990303 .990315 .05050501 .9906070701 .990703 .990711 .990725 .070731 .99

Switchgear, switchboard, etc. equipment...Panelboards

Distribution, fusibleLighting, circuit breaker

Safety switchesA-C, 3 pole, 60 amps

Circuit breakersAir, a.cOil, outdoor, 115 kv

1175

ea.ea.

010101 .130102 .06020212 .05030321 .020332 .06

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/7212/8112/8112/81

12/83

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/8112/7406/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

101.5101.599.9

100.0100.0103.1102.0

242.6

338.4304.8196.2385.6112.6119.5104.4103.1120.9

113.7ft116.4111.3368.6394.4389.8395.2231.4105.3119.4

111.9

221.6

193.8

P)335.5102.3100.199.6

103.1100.0107.3107.9100.7100.7101.5101.5

222.5108.1229.7106.8114.0111.7115.2281.4110.6180.890.4

107.1108.8105.8106.6221.4108.6

273.7309.0362.4279.8

379.2226.6324.5201.4

101.8101.499.9

100.2102.6103.1102.0

244.6

342.8306.0201.9396.8114.2(3)107.0104.4122.7(3)114.8(•)121.8111.7378.0388.7390.2400.9235.2108.3129.5

110.3

225.8

196.7

100.0337.3103.0100.2100.0104.0101.2107.8108.7101.1101.1103.5103.5

223.4112.3238.6111.5114.7112.6115.4281.4110.2179.088.7

107.4108.7106.2106.5223.0109.8

268.8287.9351.8252.0

379.2225.9320.9207.5

102.1102.299.9

100.2102.6100.8

245.5

346.3307.0191.0412.0(3)127.6109.6104.4126.0(3)117.2

113.1385.3(3)391.4397.9240.4108.1129.5

110.3

228.8

197.8

100.2337.7103.1100.3100.0104.1101.2107.9108.8101.1101.1102.3102.3

219.9112.3238.6111.5112.5109.1114.7290.4110.8181.682.8

108.7111.2106.2112.3224.7110.8

272.4315.6393.3271.3

403.0225.9317.2207.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Switchgear, switchboard, etc. equipment—Continued ....Oil, outdoor, 34.5 kv., 1200 amp

SwitchgearAssembly, indoor, 600 v, a.cAssembly, indoor, 5 kv, a.cDistribution cut-out, indicatingBus duct, plug-in type, 600 ampsFuse link, 15 amperes

Circuit breaker load centers12-24 branches

Low-voltage fusesCartridge fuse, renewableCartridge fuse, one-time

Industrial controlsStarters, a. c, 25 hp., 440 voltsStarters, a.c. 75 hp. 440 voltsContactor, a. c, size 1, 3 pole

Electric lamps/bulbsIncandescent

General lighting3-way bulbsReflector lampsAutomobile miniature lampsOther large incandescentAll other miniature

Other than incandescentOther electric discharge

Electronic components and accessoriesReceiving type electron tubes

Miniature tube, type 6B26Miniature tube, type 6CB6AMiniature tube, type 12AU7AMiniature tube, type 12BA6Miniature tube, type 12BE6Miniature tube, type 35W4Miniature tube, type 50C5Standard glass tube, type 5U4GBStandard glass tube, type 6SN7GTB

Power, transmitter, special purpose tubesExternal anode tube, 100 watts and unExt. anode tube, 101 thru 1000 wattsInternal anode tube, 25 watts and lessXenon gas thyratronsOscilloscope tube, single gun

CapacitorsAluminum electrolytic, standardAll other aluminum electrolyticTantalum, dry slug and wire electrolytic, metal caseFilm dielectricCeramic tubular, disc, plate and all two terminalCeramic monolithic chipsCeramic monolithic, radial leadedCeramic monolithic, axial leadedVariable dielectric

Resistors for electric applicationsFixed, metal film resistorFixed, other, non-wirewound resistorFixed, w. w., ultra-prec. (not estab. rel.) resistorFixed, non-prec. wirewound resistor, without tapFixed, w.w. prec. standard high temperatureTrimmer, non-ww, single turnPot, non-precision, non wirewound, single turnTrimmer, wirewound, multi-turnPotentiometer, w w, multi-turnResistor network, thick film

RelaysSwitches, mechanical (electronic appl.)

Switches, mechanical (electronic appl.)AntennasConnectors

Coaxial connector (radio frequency and above)Cylindrical, h.d. and standardMiniature cylindricalSubminiature cylindricalRack-and-panel/rectangular subminiaturePrinted circut connector, one-piece typePrinted-circuit connector, two-piece typeMiscellaneous special purpose connectors

Part for electronic components

See footnotes at end of table.

1175

ea.10 ft.ea.

ea.

ea.ea.

ea.ea.ea.

0333 .07040441 .040443 .040452.060453 .030454 .04050561 .04060671 .050672 .04070777 .060781 .050783 .05

1177010101 .990104 .990105 .990106 .990112.990114.99020222 .99

1178

ea.ea.

ea.ea.ea.ea.

010102 .020103 .020104 .030105 .020106 .020107 .020108 .020111 .020112.01030321 .060322 .050324 .050326 .040336 .06111102.991106.991112.991119.991121 .991122.991123 .991124.991131 .99121215 .991219 .991228 .991229 .991234 .991241 .991245 .991251 .991259 .991272 .9921222299 .9923242411 .992421 .992422 .992423 .992432 .992441 .992442 .992467 .9927

12/8312/83

12/83

12/68

12/6712/67

12/6812/6706/8106/8106/8112/6712/6706/8106/8106/8106/8112/6712/6712/8012/8012/6706/8312/8012/6712/8012/8012/8012/6806/8206/8212/6812/6712/6812/8012/8012/8012/8012/7212/8012/8012/68

265.5251.5231.9221.2198.9ft321.1

316.7406.8408.3405.2274.7270.0273.1300.0

326.9342.9411.0394.9419.4233.8ft(3)287.9ft186.9475.7426.0463.1391.5496.3508.2623.1422.4547.5436.6307.2336.9330.6288.8460.9292.9192.699.496.769.7

147.5182.3101.995.769.5

136.0184.366.195.9

105.7203.6101.2105.1323.2116.3104.3104.3301.2104.5104.5221.7223.7260.7107.6100.3106.8110.7166.2(3)103.1329.4

231.3246.9230.3236.2201.2309.3325.1

323.7406.8408.3405.2268.6269.8256.1285.9

337.4356.9ftft422.0ft100.0100.4290.7100.1

188.8545.5490.7531.9449.9546.0583.7717.0484.8641.9502.2315.7354.8348.8329.7460.9289.3191.699.496.771.5

149.0182.3101.988.069.5

136.3185.567.596.5

107.1203.6ft107.0324.8117.2104.3104.3301.3104.8104.8221.7225.2260.0110.5102.0106.8108.7167.0ft104.0329.6

237.7247.4227.8238.0203.1317.6325.1

351.5406.8408.3405.2268.6269.8256.1285.9

332.3349.8ftft422.0ftft101.7290.2

99.4

190.1545.5490.7531.9449.9546.0583.7717.0484.6641.9502.2316.1354.8348.8329.7460.9289.3191.599.496.768.2

154.2182.3101.988.069.5

136.3186.464.896.5

107.4203.6

97.6(3)331.9ft104.3104.3301.3108.9108.9221.7226.1260.3110.5105.0ft109.9ftft103.5329.6

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Electronic components and accessories—ContinuedPhono cartridge and pickupParts for electronic components

Filters, crystals, and transducersFilters and crystals

DiodesSignal diodesor assembliesRectifier or other power diodes and assembliesZener diode

ThyristorsThyristor

TransistorsSignal transistorPower transistor, 10 watts and over

Optoelectronic devicesOther optoelectronic devices, excluding solar cells .

Digital bi-polar integrated circuitsBipolar logic, TTLBipolar logic, except TTLBipolar memory, except RAM'S

Digital MOS integrated circuitsMOS, memoryMOS, except memoryMOS, microprocessor

Linear integrated circuitsAmplifierInterfaceOther analog integrated circuits

Hybrid integrated circuitsThin filmMulti-chip and other hybrid types

Other semiconductor devices and partsDice and wafersOther semiconductor parts, except dice and wafers

Printed circuits and cable assembliesPrinted circuit boards and formsCable assemblies, electronic

Static power, pulse & frequency convertersElectronic transformers and coils

Audio transformersPower transformersTelevision transformers and reactorsToroidal windings, all typesOther inductors for electronic applications

MW components, ex tubes, semicon., antennaComplex component assemb., packs, modules

Miscellaneous electrical mach and equipStorage batteries ,

Automotive, 12 volt, replacementIndustrial truck

Primary batteries, dry and wetDry cell size d flashlight batteryMisc.gen. purp. dry cell batteriesLantern and other multiple dry cellsAlkaline cell size aa batteryOther dry cells

Carbon and graphite productsBrush, for fractional h.p. motorBrush, for integral hp. motorElectrode, graphite

Telegraph apparatusOther teleprinter terminals

X-ray equipmentX-ray tube, anodeMedical X-ray unit

Engine electrical equipmentCable sets and ignition wiring harnessesRegulators for battery charging generatorsBattery charging alternators and generatorsStarting motorsSpark plugsOther engine electrical equipment

Miscellaneous instruments

Environmental controlsBuilding comfort controls

Temperature responsive controlsAppliance regulation controls

Temperature responsive appliance controls

See footnotes at end of table.

11782709 .992799 .99282891 .99313102 .993104 .993106 .99333302 .99353507 .993515 .99373717 .99414103 .994112 .994118 .99424221 .994223 .994225 .99454552 .994556 .994558 .99464611 .994616 .99484815 .994817 .99515191 .995192 .9952535305 .995309 .995315 .995317 .995319 .995761

1179

per 100per 100100 lbs.

ea.

010101 .130102 .07020211 .990214 .030215 .990217 .990232 .99030322 .050323 .030324 .02040432 .05050532 .120533 .22060601 .990602 .990603 .990604 .990605 .990606 .99

118

1181

12/6806/8206/8206/8212/7412/7412/7412/7412/7406/8112/7406/8112/7412/7406/8112/7412/7412/7406/8112/7412/7412/7406/8112/7412/7412/7412/7406/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

010121 .99020211 .99

12/80

12/6712/6712/67

06/77

12/6812/67

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/80

06/8006/8006/80

06/80

96.7111.7100.9100.385.469.6

102.650.595.8

101.796.495.586.382.895.664.464.4

124.859.743.433.255.993.262.770.336.174.4

105.1111.7(3)93.788.198.2

101.0100.1104.3103.9105.8110.2102.6104.4111.2106.7100.0105.3

268.5197.3208.9164.0211.7206.0412.7222.2199.773.4

374.6285.0333.5425.5

96.8

236.5349.6293.2102.0104.0101.7105.1100.099.6

122.0

122.3128.4128.4

109.9

94.5111.9100.9100.385.669.6

102.450.595.8

101.797.899.384.482.494.164.063.7

124.8(3)42.533.851.391.163.773.436.574.4

105.1111.7(3)92.8

(3)98.1

102.1101.4104.5103.9106.7111.4102.5106.5111.7107.0100.0104.6

272.9199.0210.2167.1212.1206.0412.7222.2203.9

82.7374.6285.0333.5425.5

301.2(3)297.0102.1104.0102.8105.3100.1102.6

121.7

121.2126.8127.8

109.9

94.5111.9102.0103.185.769.6

102.450.795.8

101.7101.2(3)88.381.794.164.063.7

125.0(3)40.630.951.393.664.774.337.275.5

92.8

102.2101.5(3)105.2106.9111.4102.8106.5112.4107.5100.0107.8

272.7200.8210.2173.8212.3206.0412.7222.2203.9

82.7374.6285.0333.5425.5

96.3

346.4(3)295.0102.1105.3102.7105.0100.2100.6

122.4

121.5127.2128.8

109.9

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Environmental controls—ContinuedAll other appliance regulating controls

Process control instrumentsDisplay and control receiver type instrumentsTemperature instruments, excl. receiver typePressure and draft instruments, excl. receiver typeFlow and liquid level instrumentsContinuous process gas & liquid analysis instrumentsInstruments for process variables, n.e.cOther process control products and parts

Miscellaneous machinery

Oil field and gas field machineryOil field and gas field drilling machinery

Portable mast, 140-142Other surface drilling equip, and partsWheel-mounted drilling and well-servicing rigsTraveling blockCombination hookRotary slipSwivelBlowout preventers and accessoriesTool joints, subs and connectorsTungsten-carbide insert bitsSteel-toothed bitsOther bits, including diamond bitsSlush pumpsCementing equipmentWell surveying equipmentOther subsurface drilling equip, and parts

Oil field and gas field production machineChristmas tree assembliesSucker rodsDeepwell pumpsRetrievable packersPermanent packers and accessoriesOther production equip, and parts

Mining machinery and equipmentUnderground mining machinery

Loading machines, underground mineContinous mining machines, all typesShuttle cars, all types

Crushing, pulverizing, screening machineryGyratory crushers, all types, stationaryGrinding mills, ball and rod, stationary typeScreens, vibrating, trommel, mine type

Drills and other mining machineryRock drills, percussion typeOther drills, tools, and supplies for drills

Mineral benefication equipmentOther mineral beneficiation equipment

Mining machinery partsMining machinery parts, excluding drillsPercussion rock drill bits

Office and store machines and equipmentCalculating and accounting machinesTypewriters

Portable electricSafes

Cabinet typeCoin-operated auto, merchandising machines

Coin-operated auto, merchandising mach., ex. partsParts for automatic merchandising machines

Other office and store machinesAddressing machine, electricTime recording machine

Internal combustion enginesGasoline engines

Gasoline engines, under 11 h.p., ex. autosOutboard motors

5-15 hpOutboard motor, 40-80 h.p

Diesel, semidiesel, & dual fuel, non-autoDiesel, semidiesel, & dual fuel, under 151 h.pDiesel, semidiesel, & dual fuel, 151 h.p. and over

Diesel, semidiesel, & dual fuel, auto

See footnotes at end of table.

11810215 .99

11820111 .990121 .990131 .990141 .990151 .990161 .990191 .99

119

1191020203 .030205 .990208 .990211 .030213 .020214 .020215 .060216 .990222 .990227 .990228 .990229 .990232 .990234 .990236 .990239 .99040403 .990412 .990413 .990421 .990422 .990433 .99

1192010102 .990104 .990115.99020228 .990232 .990234 .99030341 .990349 .99060621 .99535301 .995346 .99

119301030314 .11050521 .05060654 .990655 .99070742 .090746 .05

1194010111 .99020211 .070212.12070711 .990712 .9908

06/80

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

12/7112/8012/8012/75

12/8012/8012/80

12/8012/8012/80

12/80

12/71

12/80

06/8106/8106/81

12/72

06/8206/82

12/74

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/82

103.5

100.2100.0102.0100.0100.695.4

100.2100.4

273.3

425.8425.9462.3116.2104.7179.9513.0718.5564.4579.8425.5124.1134.0130.9261.2109.3111.0139.8427.4114.6247.5362.2398.3479.1123.8

365.8422.7339.5335.3366.5337.8309.6426.2175.9232.8206.8104.1119.4117.1

358.2174.2

154.585.5

142.2124.9

291.1211.4102.7104.9260.1(3)238.5

335.2

100.1294.7287.4301.6101.2101.0101.2105.1

104.3

100.6100.4102.3100.0100.695.4

100.3100.9

276.3

424.7426.9464.0116.2107.4174.4513.0730.9570.4579.8425.5124.1134.0130.9(3)109.5111.0139.2423.6114.4247.5(3)398.3498.9123.2

369.6428.4340.2346.5386.4345.6309.6428.2184.6232.5206.1(3)120.1118.6

361.8174.2

155.886.5

297.8213.2102.7108.9262.2(3)241.3

344.3

101.2351.6339.2363.4101.9101.6102.0105.1

104.3

101.3100.4102.5100.0100.699.6

102.8102.0

275.5

425.1427.8464.0115.2107.4177.2513.0730.9570.4579.8425.5124.1134.0130.9(3)109.5Is)139.2423.3115.9247.5(3)398.3498.9122.6

371.8433.8340.4346.7386.7346.3(3)427.6184.6232.5206.1(3)120.1118.6

364.4173.0

154.386.5

297.8213.2102.7108.9257.6171.1206.9

344.3

101.2351.0345.2356.2101.7101.6101.7105.1

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1

IndexOther

index base Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Internal combustion engines—ContinuedDiesel, semidiesel, & dual fuel engines, automotive .

Parts and accessories for i.e. enginesParts and accessories for i.e. engines

11940811 .99

0911 .99

Machine shop productsCarburetors, pistons, piston rings, & valv

Carburetors, new, for motor vehiclesPiston rings, compression type, o.e.m, motor vehicle .Piston rings, compression type, ex. motor vehicles ....Piston rings, oil type, for motor vehicle use

Flexible hose, steelFlexible hose, steel

1195010101 .990112 .990115.990117 .99020211 .02

Steam, gas, & hydraulic turbines & partsSteam, gas, and hydraulic turbines

Mechanical drive steam turbinesTurbine parts and accessories

Parts for mechanical drive steam turbines .

1196010101 .99020201 .99

Furniture and household durables .

Household furniture .

Metal household furniture.

12

121

1211

Wood household furnitureLiving room furniture

TableDesksChairsCredenzas and bookcasesOther nonupholstered living rm furniture ..

Dining room furnitureTableChairsBuffets and serversChina and corner cabinetsOther dining rm & kitchen furniture

Bedroom furnitureBeds, except bunkHeadboard setsDresser, vanities and dressing tablesNight tables & standsChestsWardrobesOther nonupholstered bedroom furniture .

Other wood household furnitureUnpainted wood furniture

1212

Upholstered household furnitureSofa, including sectional sofa pieces ....Chairs, including rockers and recliners .,Sofa bed, convertibleOther upholstered household furniture .

010101 .990103 .990105 .990106 .990109 .99020211 .990216 .990221 .990231 .990233 .99030336 .990341 .990342 .990344 .990351 .990353 .990355 .99040463 .99

0101 .990111 .990121 .990131 .99

BeddingBedspringsInnerspring mattresses, other than crib size .

12140103 .990111 .99

Porch and lawn furniture .

Commercial furniture .

1215

122

Wood commercial furnitureOffice chair, sideOffice chair, swivelOffice desk, general purposeOffice desk, executivePlastic laminated fixture topsFixtures for stores, banks, offices, etc.

1221

ea.ea.ea.ea.

0101 .080111 .070121 .110131 .060151 .990161 .99

Metal commercial furnitureFile cabinets and equipment

Letter filing cabinetsHorizontal file cabinetsOther file cabinets

FurnitureClerical and secretarial desk ..Executive desksChairs

1222020201 .990205 .990207 .99030321 .990323 .990325 .99

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/71

06/8206/8206/8206/8206/82

06/8006/8006/8006/80

06/80

06/80

06/80

06/8006/8006/8006/80

06/82

06/83

12/8312/83

06/80

06/8006/8006/80

06/80

105.1

317.1

413.1419.6519.9272.5107.598.8

100.0272.5

103.4101.3101.1112.3116.3

215.3

236.9

209.1

263.2246.5243.8117.6121.8124.9117.7285.5286.6296.9265.2281.2118.6259.0260.7117.7255.7124.1254.4115.9118.7111.9118.7

216.0215.9216.9202.4107.6

204.0100.6205.3

298.1

287.4

285.6283.9285.4296.6293.2

290.3122.7313.0119.6127.5122.6288.2(3)261.9

105.1

320.4

414.5421.7521.4273.9108.098.8

100.0272.5

103.5101.4101.1f3)

216.3

238.2

209.1

266.3250.8247.4117.6127.8128.0120.5288.2285.9302.1268.4280.3121.3261.8262.7118.8259.6124.5256.0114.1120.8112.5118.7

216.3216.6215.7207.9106.6

203.899.3

207.7

295.7

290.8287.0290.4289.8296.6293.2100.0100.0

295.1123.8322.1114.6128.9125.1291.8(3)275.2

105.1

320.6

414.6421.8521.4274.2108.099.4

100.0272.5

103.5101.4101.1

t8)

216.9

239.2

209.1

267.0250.4247.0117.6127.0128.0120.5290.2287.0303.9268.4287.0121.3262.6262.7120.5260.9124.5255.9113.2121.0111.3118.7

218.5218.9218.3208.6107.2

203.898.5

209.2

295.7

293.9292.1292.8294.4304.5296.2100.0103.0

296.8124.3325.4114.5128.9125.5292.6

275.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Metal commercial furniture—ContinuedTables & standsModular unitsMisc. metal office furniture

Partitions and fixturesShelving and lockersStorage racks and accessoriesFixtures for stores, banks, offices, etc

Floor coverings

Soft surface floor coveringsTufted broadloom

Tufted broadloom-polyesterTufted broadloom-nylonTufted broadloom-other fibers

Other soft surface floor covrgsBathmats and rugs 6x9 or lessAutomobile & aircraft carpeting

Hard surface floor coveringsVinyl sheet goods, semi-permanentVinyl sheet goods, permanent

Household appliances

Major appliancesCooking equipment

Free-standing electric rangesBuilt-in surface cooking tops, electricDrop-in electric rangesPortable microwave ovensParts and accessories for electric cooking equipmentFree-standing gas rangesSurface cooking tops, gasNonstandard type gas rangesPortable outdoor cooking unitsAll other cooking equipment, except gas and electric

Laundry equipmentWashing machine, automaticElectric dryersParts and attachments for laundry equipment

Refrigeration equipmentRefrigerator-freezer, 14.4 cu. ft. and underRefrigerator-freezer, 14.5 - 19.4 cu. ftRefrigerator-freezer, 19.5 cu. ft. and overHome freezer, upright type

Other major appliancesDishwasher, undercounterRoom air conditioners

Sewing machinesPortable type, with imported head

Household vacuum cleaners, parts, & attaVacuum cleaners

Canister, tank, and all other general purposeComplete power unit, central system typeUpright

Electric housewares and fansSmall household appliances

Automatic coffee makersStandard household electric ironsOvens and roastersHotplates and disc stoves (1650 watts and less)All other household food preparation appliancesPortable room heatersSpace heaters for fixed installationElectric blankets and other electric bed coveringsHeating pads, including foot warmersAll other household cooking and heating appliances ..

Electric fansAll other fans, except roof, furnace, etc

Parts & attach. - small elect, appliancesParts & attachments for small electrical appliances ...

Electric lampsTable lampsFloor, bridge and torch lampsOther portable lamps

See footnotes at end of table.

12220331 .990333 .990335 .99040405 .990407 .990409 .99

123

1231010159 .990161 .990163 .99020265 .990267 .99

1232sq. yd.sq. yd.

0141 .030161 .04

124

124101 .010111 .990115.990117.990121 .990129 .990134 .990136 .990137 .990153 .990161 .99020211 .990232 .990241 .99030331 .990332 .990333 .990337 .24040441 .250445 .99

12420131 .15

1243010111 .990116.990121 .99

010113 .990122 .060129 .990131 .990134 .990141 .990142 .990151 .990152 .990161 .99020222 .99030311 .99

12450101 .990111 .990129 .99

06/8006/8006/8012/8312/8312/8312/83

12/68

06/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8112/7806/81

06/8106/8106/8106/81

06/83

12/8112/8112/81

12/8212/73

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8306/8312/8206/8312/8212/82

12/83

114.7120.4127.0

189.5

166.2166.2137.6146.7109.3119.6123.4113.8

256.1221.6260.2

207.6

212.3226.6242.1229.9113.898.8

120.1254.2113.9116.5107.7122.4215.6205.3237.0100.8204.5109.2(3)110.2207.6195.6193.2174.3

192.8

163.8164.6150.3101.9184.9

183.8185.0208.6145.2100.3100.0101.1100.0104.0100.0100.0101.199.499.5

101.2101.2

297.3

114.7123.6127.0100.2100.3100.2100.2

189.0

165.6165.4139.7145.4108.9120.5124.9113.7

256.5220.9259.1

209.4

214.6229.5246.3229.9116.196.8

108.5263.3(3)116.5107.5125.1216.1205.2237.0102.9207.2108.4(3)112.6206.9198.8193.9178.1

163.6164.3149.8101.8184.9

185.2186.0208.6147.6100.3(3)95.2

101.3104.696.0

100.0104.0101.4102.8102.6102.6

297.0

100.0

114.7125.1127.0101.0101.0100.2101.7

187.7

164.3163.7136.3144.1108.9121.3126.5113.7

256.5220.9259.1

210.6

215.9231.2249.1231.0116.298.7

108.5261.3(3)125.3107.5125.1217.5206.7238.8102.9208.3108.4(3)113.2208.7199.7196.6178.1

166.4167.7152.3101.8189.9

185.3186.2209.1(3)100.0100.095.2

101.0104.697.4

100.0(3)100.997.9

102.7102.7

300.3

100.0

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Electric lamps—ContinuedLamps sold without shades, incl. floor, bridge, tbl..

Home electronic equipment .

Radio receiversHome radios

Radio combinations, port & table .Car radios

Television receiversColor TV receivers

Color console TV receiverColor TV, table & port, over 10"-17M

Color TV, table & port, over 17"

Other home electronic equipmentPhonographs, ex. mechanical

Elec. phonograph, not coin op., mono ...Tape recorders & playersSpeakers (inc. loudspeaker systems)

Loudspeakers, bookshelfLoudspeakers, floor standingLoudspeakers, sold separatelyPublic address systems

1245

125

1251

1252

1253

0131 .9

020202 .9903

020201 .990202 .990203 .99

020202 .9903050501 .990502 .990504 .990507 .99

Other household durable goods . 126

Tableware, kitchenware and other potteryTableware and kitchenware

Vitreous china tableware and kitchenwareStoneware & fine earthenware tableware & kitchenware .

Pottery, except tableware and kitchenwareArt, decorative and novelty potteryOther pottery products

1261010101 .990111 .99020201 .990202 .99

Household glasswarePressed and blown consumer glassware ..

12620102 .99

Household flatware ..Sterling, 6 piece.

1264setting 0111 .04

MirrorsFramed mirrors ....Unframed mirrors.

12650102 .990103 .99

Lawn and garden equip., ex. garden tractLawn mowers, walk-behind

Rotary, push type, gasoline engine poweredRotary, self-propelled, gasoline engine poweredReel, all types, excluding electric

Other nonriding lawn and garden equipmentRotary garden tillersPower lawn edger/trimmers, fixed bladeOther consumer non-riding lawn,garden & snow equip. .

Lawn tractors and riding mowersFront engineRear engine «.

Parts & attach., consumer lawn & garden eqPartsAttachments

1266020201 .990202 .990203 .99030301 .990303 .990306 .99040401 .990402 .99050501 .990502 .99

Cutlery, razors and razor bladesCutlery, scissors, shears, trimmers, and snips .

12670141 .99

Metal household containers.Saucepan, aluminum

12680101 .08

Nonmetallic mineral products.,

Glass

Flat glassLaminated glass

Laminated glassSheet, plate, and float glass

Sheet, plate, and float glass .Other flat glass

Tempered glassOther flat glass

13

131

1311040411 .99050511 .99070701 .990702 .99

12/83

06/8006/8006/80

06/80

06/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

12/8312/8312/83

06/83

06/8306/83

12/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8206/8312/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

12/83

06/8306/8312/8006/8312/8012/8012/80

85.8

89.288.774.884.9

82.892.481.282.589.7

98.1109.6119.2110.3111.9100.9122.5110.6103.2

314.0

318.7

ft379.0ftftftft454.599.0

462.9715.1

ft99.5

253.7102.9248.4274.2101.3100.9102.3101.097.9

102.7102.2106.1105.5ft104.5

252.7ft

246.3

328.0

231.5

229.6100.0100.0110.6100.0114.9114.6118.1

100.0

84.3

88.574.884.9

80.590.379.279.688.1

98.8112.5126.1ft112.3100.9122.5110.6108.8

315.9

325.5

ft387.3

ft100.8100.5101.4473.9103.2

438.1638.7

ft102.0

255.1102.5244.2279.6101.9101.6102.3101.9100.5102.1100.4107.7107.5

ft105.7252.0100.1

252.2

328.8

230.9

229.599.899.8

110.6100.0114.9114.3118.6

102.4

84.4

89.188.574.884.9

80.589.478.5ft86.9

98.9113.2128.1110.3112.199.1

122.5110.9108.8

315.2

328.1

ft388.5

ft101.0100.5102.5475.2103.5

422.0589.2

ft101.1

256.8104.8253.8279.7102.2101.6102.2102.4100.5102.5100.7108.3107.2

ft105.5

250.2101.4

252.2

332.3

237.0

230.0100.0100.0110.6100.0115.4114.9118.9

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Other finished glasswarePressed and blown glassware

Lighting and electronic glasswareOther pressed and blown glassware

Automotive rearview mirrorsAutomotive rearview mirrors

Concrete ingredients and related product

Construction sand, gravel, & crushed stoSand, constructionGravel, for concreteOther construction gravel, incl. asphaltic aggregateCrushed and broken stone

Cement

Portland cement

Concrete products

Concrete block and brickStructural block, aggregate

Lightweight stretcher units: 8" x 8" x 16"Lightweight stretcher, other sizes, n.e.cOther lightweight units, any size, n.e.cMedium weight unitsNormal weight stretcher units: 8" x 8" x 16"Normal weight stretcher, other sizes, n.e.cOther normal weight units, any size, n.e.c

Decorative blockDecorative block

Concrete brickConcrete brick

Paving blocksPaving blocks

Concrete pipeStorm sewer pipe, reinforcedStorm sewer pipe, non-reinforcedSanitary sewer pipe, reinforced

Ready-mixed concreteReady-mixed concrete

Precast concrete productsBurial vaults and boxesConcrete septic tanksOther precast concrete products

Prestressed concrete productsPrestressed single and double teesPrestressed concrete bridge beams

Structural clay prod., ex. refractories

Building brickBuilding brick

Clay tileWall tile, glazed, standard grade

Clay sewer pipe

Sewer pipe, vitrified clay

Refractories

Refractories, clayFireclay brickSuperduty fireclay brickLadle brickHigh alumina brickCastable refractories

Refractories, non clayMagnesite brickMagnesite-chrome brickBasic ramming mixes

Asphalt roofing

Prepared asphalt roofing

See footnotes at end of table.

1313010111 .990112.99020211 .99

132

1321ton 0101 .25

0111 .990115.990121 .99

13220131 .99

133

1331111111 .991112.991113.991121 .991131 .991132.991133.99212101 .99313101 .99414101 .99

per 1000

sq.ft.

ft.

per 1000per 1000per 1000per 1000ton

per 1000per 1000ton

1332

1333

1334

1335

134

1341

1344

1345

135

1352

1353

136

1361

0101 .990102 .990105 .99

0101 .99

0101 .990103 .990104 .99

0101 .990102 .99

0101 .22

0131 .09

0101 .08

0101 .130111 .130121 .190131 .120151

0101 .010111 .020131 .02

06/8306/8306/8306/83

06/83

06/82

06/81

06/8106/8106/81

06/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/81

06/8006/80

06/8006/8006/8006/80

06/8006/8006/80

12/74

12/74

12/7412/7412/7412/74

102.6102.8103.4102.0

100.4

316.7

283.6307.3298.599.7

270.5

346.8

303.3

284.0104.1292.3105.5106.4100.4259.3104.0104.7103.1103.1128.8128.8

106.3

267.1276.9102.4103.2

311.4

115.8116.5122.9108.0

110.4113.2108.6

283.5

344.0

220.3200.2

238.9

344.7

229.4390.1398.3321.9402.6194.5

203.1186.6209.2199.4

387.9

334.9

101.9102.1101.8102.4

100.4

312.9

289.6309.2300.299.2

278.7

329.5

305.6

284.8104.8294.2105.9109.0100.4258.5104.6107.4103.1103.1120.1120.1

107.3

268.1277.7102.4103.9

313.8

116.3116.5122.9108.4

112.8115.9(*)

283.7

346.9

216.1196.4

239.5

355.0

231.9393.0398.4322.3419.2187.6

213.1182.3227.5210.5

381.4

326.1

109.7110.6101.8122.8

100.4

321.3

291.7309.7302.299.5

281.2

347.0

306.4

285.3105.0296.4105.9108.7100.4258.8104.8109.3103.1103.1120.1120.1

107.3

267.8277.1102.4103.9

314.9

116.7117.5122.9108.4

113.1115.9

283.0

346.7

216.1196.4

236.2

357.0

231.9393.0398.4322.3419.2187.6

215.5181.5234.7210.5

390.4

337.4

$134,577

2.255

653.644968.300419.037

313.486

2,393.7503,540.000

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Prepared asphalt roofing—Continued .Shingles, stripRoll roofing, smooth surfacedRoll roofing, mineral surfaced

Other asphalt roofing .

Gypsum products

1361sq.sq.sq.

0102 .090111 .110112.07

1362

137

112 inch regular gypsumboard .Type X gypsumboardOther gypsum products, n.e.c...

13710111 .990112.990113.99

Glass containers . 138

Glass containersFoodBeerLiquorWineMedical and health, narrow neckToiletries and cosmetics, narrow neck .Non-alcoholic beverages

13810105 .990123 .990131 .990135 .990141 .990151 .990163 .99

Other nonmetallic minerals. 139

Building limeHydrated, masons..Hydrated, finishing .

1391tonton

0101 .100102 .05

Insulation materialsMineral wool for structual insulation

Building batt, blankets, and rollsLoose fiber and granulated fiberOther mineral wool for thermal insulation

Min. wool for indus. & equip, insulationMineral wool for industrial and equipment insulation .

1392010101 .990102 .990104 .99020201 .99

Paving mixtures and blocksAsphalt, pavingBituminous/asphaltic concrete mixtures and blocks .

13940101 .990111 .99

Nonmetallic minerals, n. e. cIndustrial sand

Glass sandFoundry sandOther industrial sand

1399

Transportation equipment —

Motor vehicles and equipment. 141

Motor vehiclesPassenger carsMotorcyclesTrucks, 10,000 »bs. GVW and under

Trucks, 10,000 lbs. GVW and under..Trucks, over 10,000 lbs. GVW

Trucks, 10,000 lbs. gvw and overFire department vehicles ..,

Fire department vehicles

010101 .990111 .990121 .99

010405 .990571 .9906 .990681 .99080801 .99

Motor vehicle partsMotor vehicle parts, new

Motor vehicle parts, newMotor vehicle parts, rebuilt

Motor vehicle parts, rebuilt..

1412030331 .99040431 .99

Truck and bus bodiesTruck and bus bodies sold separately

Truck bodies sold separatelyBus bodies sold separately

Completed vehicles on purchased chassisTruck bodies sold on purchased chassisBus bodies sold on purchased chassisOther vehicle bodies sold on purchased chassis .

1413

Truck trailersVans, over 10,000 lbs. .

Open top vans

010102 .990104 .99020202 .990204 .990206 .99

010105 .99

06/8106/81

06/8206/82

06/82

06/82

12/81

12/81

06/8206/8206/8206/82

12/68

12/72

12/82

12/8206/8306/83

12/8212/8212/8212/82

12/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/8212/82

06/8006/8006/80

318.8441.9399.7

569.1

312.8

266.1111.4131.6

350.2

100.099.1

394.1

t3)395.0395.8

93.2

483.2

359.4380.3343.7

368.5362.3367.8338.4100.4

110.6

594.9799.9348.3

100.0102.8100.096.1

260.6

260.6

237.4222.0161.6279.9101.7320.2100.9100.8100.8

351.899.599.5

103.8103.8

104.1104.9105.3103.0103.3100.0(3)104.9

109.7110.7109.2

310.9436.8377.0

570.2

328.5

294.1120.8135.4

351.0

100.098.9

397.9(3)394.8395.8

93.9

485.4

361.4386.6342.7

362.1346.6357.8344.6

111.5

597.8804.5349.1

101.4104.2101.697.3

261.7

261.0

237.7221.9162.2280.4101.9324.7102.3101.1101.1

353.099.899.8

104.3104.3

104.6105.0105.4103.0104.3100.0(3)105.7

109.7110.9108.9

322.5456.2

571.4

339.4

299.4126.9135.4

350.9

100.198.8

393.1(3)394.8395.8

94.0

486.8

361.5386.4342.9

361.5347.8357.5345.0

110.9

600.3804.5354.7

101.8104.2102.3

98.0

262.3

261.2237.9221.9162.2280.8102.0326.9102.9103.6103.6

352.899.799.7

104.9104.9

105.3105.1105.4103.0105.5104.8(3)106.1

111.2112.4109.0

$19,4986.792

73.08594.187

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Truck trailers—ContinuedClosed top vans

Tanks, over 10,000 lbsOther trailers and chassis, over 10,000 Ib ....

Bulk commodity trailersPlatform trailersLow-bed heavy haulersDump trailers and chassisOther trailers and chassis

Detach, trailers & converter gear

Aircraft

Fixed wing

Fixed wing, utility

Boats

BoatsOutboard motorboats

RunaboutsUtility

Inboard motorboats, incl. i.-o. houseboatsRunaboutsCabin cruisers, non-military

Inboard-outdrive boats, except houseboats ...Under 20 ft., LO.AOver 20 ft., LO.A

All other boatsSailboats, with auxiliary powerSailboats, without auxiliary powerOther boats: rowboats, canoes, skiffs, etc.

Railroad equipment

Miscellaneous products

Toys, sporting goods, small arms, etc

Toys, games, and children's vehiclesNon-powered transportation toySports oriented gamesToy gunGame, boardPreschool toyDollStuffed toyStrollerChildren's riding vehicles

Sporting and athletic goodsBaseball gloveFootballBowling ballBicycle

Small arms and ammunitionSmall arms

RevolverSmall arms ammunition

Revolver cartridge, 38 specialRifle cartridge, center fireRifle cartridge, rim fireShot gun shell

Tobacco products

CigarettesNonfilter tipFilter tip, king sizeFilter tip, super king and long size

CigarsLow pricedPopular pricedMedium pricedHigh priced

Other tobacco productsSmoking tobaccoLoose leaf chewing tobacco

See footnotes at end of table.

0106 .9902030301 .990303 .990304 .990305 .990307 .9904

142

1421

143

1432010101 .990103 .99020201 .990202 .99030301 .990302 .99040401 .990402 .990403 .99

144

15

151

dozen

dozendoz.dozenea.doz.ea.ea.

0102 .040104 .020122 .040135 .080143 .060161 .320165 .190172 .250191 .05

15120141 .120151 .070171 .020181 .14

1513

per 1000per 1000per 1000per 1000

010102 .07020222 .020231 .020232 .020241 .04

152

15210101 .990102 .990103 .99

15220101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .99

15230101 .990102 .99

06/8306/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/8006/80

12/68

12/81

12/8112/8106/8312/8106/8312/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/8112/81

12/7712/7712/77

12/77

12/73

12/82

102.2101.8113.6105.0113.4116.5111.8112.8103.4

346.1

107.1

106.4106.1103.7108.399.7

109.2107.7105.6110.8105.8108.0105.6103.8

348.6

291.7

225.9

228.7149.7129.3147.2214.3175.2184.2173.7190.1244.4

207.0189.5(3)177.2266.6

277.1274.2339.3280.4314.8299.1283.5255.1

376.8

401.0

102.4103.3112.699.1

113.7116.5113.2106.9103.4

349.3

109.0

107.9107.6104.5110.2103.5111.0108.4106.3111.4108.9110.0106.9109.8

359.2

295.3

228.0

227.8158.7127.1144.9214.4168.6183.4173.3192.1245.5

206.8189.5(3)177.2270.9

299.1294.9356.1303.7338.9327.6304.2273.9

389.4

415.6

103.9108.6113.7103.5113.8116.5(3)106.9103.4

351.7

108.9

107.6107.3104.5110.1(3)111.0108.9106.3112.6108.9110.0106.9

109.8

359.2

295.0

228.4

228.8158.7127.1(3)219.8168.6183.9173.3192.1245.5206.7189.5(3)177.2

298.9294.6356.1303.7338.9327.6304.2273.9

390.3

415.6

12/82

374.497.2

177.3195.0180.4169.8172.2

379.5363.4104.8

388.1100.6

178.2195.0181.9173.7172.8

383.3363.4107.4

388.1100.6

180.5195.0186.6174.0182.2

394.8377.2107.4

$176,976433.752

27.523190.617

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Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Other tobacco products—ContinuedChewing tobacco other than loose leafSnuff, dry and moist

Notions

Buttons and button blanks

Pin fasteners and similar notions

Photographic equipment and supplies

Photographic equipmentPhotographic equipment, excluding photocopy

Photographic supplies

Photographic supplies, except x-ray

Mobile homes

Mobile homes, residential, single wideSingle, 12 ft. wide

Single, 12 ft. wideSingle, 14 ft. wide and over

Length, 59 ft. and underLength, 60 to 69 ftLength, 70 to 74 ftLength, 75 ft. and over

Mobile homes, residential, double wideDouble, 24 ft. width

Length, 49 ft. and underLength, 50 to 59 ft ,Length, 60ft. and over

Double, other than 24 ft widthOther than 24 ft. width

Other mobile homes and buildings

Medical, surgical & personal aid devices

Personal aid equipmentElectronic hearing aids

Electronic hearing aids

Medical instruments and equipmentMedical instruments and apparatus

Surgical appliances and suppliesSurgical dressingsOther surgical appliances and supplies

Ophthalmic goodsOphthalmic fronts and templesGlass ophthalmic focus lensesPlastic ophthalmic focus lensesContact lenses

Industrial safety equipment

Industrial safety equipmentRespiratory protection equipment

Respiratory protection equipmentEye and face protective equipment

Industrial safety glasses and gogglesFirst aid kits

First aid kitAlarms, electronic

Back-up alarm, electronic, automatic

Other miscellaneous products

CasketsCloth-covered wood casketHardwood casketSteel, other than stainless casket

Matches

Musical instrumentsDrum set

See footnotes at end of table.

1523

153

1531

1532

154

1541

1542

155

1552

0103 .990121 .99

0701 .99

0601 .99

010101 .99020201 .990202 .990203 .990204 .99

1553010101 .990102 .990103 .99020201 .99

1554

156

1561

1562

1563

1564

010107 .99

0101 .99

0101 .990103 .99

0101 .990102 .990103 .990104 .99

157

1571

each

each

ea.ea.ea.

each

010107 .99020206 .99060601 .03070701 .02

159

15910102 .070103 .060104 .08

1592

1593

12/82

0106

12/83

12/83

12/74

12/7406/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

12/7406/8106/8106/8106/8106/8106/81

06/83

06/78

06/7806/83

06/8206/82

06/8306/8306/83

12/8312/8312/8312/8312/83

06/78

06/8306/7812/83

06/78

06/78

12/6812/6812/68

12/78

106.8371.1

279.7

214.1

289.2

216.8

130.8ft281.8

164.8

166.4107.1107.1106.2102.4105.1107.3105.7

156.9101.5103.2103.899.798.898.8

100.0

121.6

117.9100.0

105.1104.0

103.8100.2105.6

()ft(3)ft133.4

ft134.5

ft136.0

118.6

349.2

225.0201.7284.3207.3

243.5

225.9147.0

106.6405.4

281.4

217.0

290.7

ft130.8ft

ftft162.4

162.1102.5102.5108.3103.5104.8110.4109.2

161.0104.3103.3ft102.198.898.8

99.6

123.3

117.9100.0

106.1105.1

104.3100.2106.3

104.8106.8107.7100.4100.9

133.9

ft135.9

101.7

137.0

118.6

350.2225.0201.7284.3207.3

243.5

230.4150.7

110.6405.4

282.2

217.9

291.5

218.2

131.1100.5

284.0100.6

162.8

162.4102.5102.5109.0103.5105.8110.7110.9

161.9105.0105.8110.0101.9

ftft

123.4

118.8100.8

105.5104.4

104.8101.3106.5

105.4112.2103.8100.7100.9

134.2

ft135.9

101.7

137.0

118.6

350.2226.7196.1289.8209.2

252.8

230.1150.7

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Table 6. Producer prices and price indexes for commodity groupings and individual Items—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Commodity UnitCommodity

code1Other

index base

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Price

Feb. 1984

Musical instruments—Continued .Piano, over 37"Organ, excluding pipe organ .

1593

Jewelry and jewelry productsJewelry, platinum and karat gold

Ring, ladies' high fashionRing, wedding, goldEarrings, ladies', 14 karat gold

Other precious metal jewelryRing, sterling, ladies' and men'sBracelet, ladies', gold filled

Costume jewelryRing, ladies', costumeEarrings, children's, costumeWatchband, metal, men's and women's .

Jeweler's materials and findingsFinding, gold filled

Diamonds and lapidary workDiamond, .25 carat

Pens and pencilsBlack lead pencil .

eachea.

eachpair

variouseach

variousdoz. paireach

various

each

gross

0107 .080109 .27

1594020201 .050205 .020207 .04030301 .040303 .02040401 .020403 .050409 .03050503 .04060601

15950125 .02

Watches, clocks and timing mechanismsWatches, clocks & timing mech., ex. parts .

WatchesClocksTiming mechanisms

PartsParts

1596010121 .990123 .990125 .99020227 .99

BrushesPersonal brushes

ToothbrushHairbrush

Household maintenance brushes ...Industrial brushes

Floor sweep (pushbroom)

1597

doz.doz.

doz.

020245 .060246 .0303040455 .08

Fire extinguishers

Pressurized dry chemicals type, hand .

1599

0173 .11

12/78

12/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/7812/78

12/78

06/8306/8306/8306/8306/83

140.6169.6

159.0186.3191.8210.6184.3163.6189.6147.9122.4111.9115.5(3)169.0133.6

90.3

166.2233.4

201.9201.9101.799.9

100.8100.8100.8

222.3139.5138.1141.4281.0267.6243.3

217.9

200.5

141.5175.3

158.9181.7(*)206.0177.1163.1189.6147.1134.096.9

115.0157.5159.7128.6

92.5

168.9236.3

200.8200.7100.0101.2101.4100.8100.8

231.8165.3194.7133.4288.7267.6243.3

219.7

200.5

140.4175.3

158.4181.9189.2202.6179.7165.6189.6151.0128.8111.9115.0157.5164.1129.7

92.1

168.9236.3

202.6202.7101.7101.2101.4100.8100.8

231.8165.3(3)133.4288.7267.6

243.3

219.7

200.51 Indexes with a commodity point code of .99 are calculated by a revised methodology.

See "Technical Note on Data from the Producer Price Index Revision" at the back of thispublication.

2 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of late reports andcorrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months after originalpublication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

3 Not available.4 Prices for all items in this grouping are lagged 1 month.

5 Regional refined petroleum product prices and price indexes are presented in table 7.6 Prices for some items in this grouping are lagged 1 month.7 This grouping excludes fabricated wire products, which had been included in the

discontinued code 10-13 and which are now grouped in code 10-88.n.e.c. = Not elsewhere classified.Note: Titles of some commodities are not shown in this table because they fail to

meet our publication criteria.

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Table 7. Producer prices and price indexes for refined petroleum products by region(Price per gallon; July 1975 = 100 unless otherwise indicated)

Commodity code Commodity and regionOtherindexbase

1967Feb/73Feb/73

Feb/73

Feb/73

1967Feb/73Feb/73

Feb/73

Feb/73

1967Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77Jun/77

Oct.1983 J/

611.7,559.2502.0245. 1241.8248.3257.0258.7254.2256.0243.4240. 1647.8275.7272.3275.7276.7277.4274.0278.8266.5260. 1593.5270.0268.2267.0258.3

£/ 26 0.4257.5253.6239.3262.3

507.7474. 1262.6258.6261.9254.0272.4267. 1259.7246. 1246.5587.7276.3286.4279.2279.2276.9277.9275.6

£/ 264.6265.8567.7293.7296.8276.7274.4

2/ 262.6270. 1(3)(3)

£/ 250.8

217. 1212. 1212.0209.5212.3210.9216.3217.5210.7204. 1213. 1222.6224.3224.0224.7222.5222.1222.5225.0219.2212.0219.7226.0221.8219.0228. 1

g/ 216.6215.3

£/ 214.7205.4219.3

IndexJan.1984 U

570.3519.6467.3226.2230.2230. 1232.0239.6232.5233.7234. 1230.6596.1253.3257.9249.0253.6252.0248.9254.6253.7252.9561.3250.7261.9247.0235.8

2/ 236.7238.7230.8229.9262.8

479.7450.4243.1243.5243.6236.5257.0246.0240.7237.4241.8543.8257.4267.5254.2257.4254.4253.6248.5

2/ 253.5267.0557.1279.6285.6256.7256.4

£/ 240.2250.9(3)(3)

2/ 254.1

202. 1199.7197.2198.3197.9192.5205.0200.1194.5197.3207.7204.6208.0209.9203.4203.2203.3202. 1204.0208.3209.2204. 1210.6210.7202.4209.2

2/ 194.7195.7

1/ 196.8200.0216.4

Feb.1984 U

563.9513.6460.8224.2227.2227.9230.2235.2227.2232.0230.6223.7592.0250.9253.9248.5255.0251.5247.0252.2250.4243.9552.9248.6254.2243.8234.0234.3234.3227.7229. 1255.7

474.2444.6240.4241.0242. 1235.1254.3242. 1239.6235.3236. 1540. 1256.8264. 1254.6259.3255.4253. 1247.6244.6257.8548.8275.9

1/ 279.1253.6254.3243.0245.0(3)(3)

2/ 247.3

200. 1196.8194.7194.9196. 1191. 1200.8196.2192.3195.6203.8203.6206. 1208.4203.0204. 1202.1201.0203.2206.0201.4201.8207.8208.9199.5208. 1194.4193.2

2/ 193.6196.0209.8

rrtceFeb.1984

$0,815.820.822.811.833.795.803.828.807.795.795.804.801,782.815.782.784.798.814.775.826.856.853.818.834.783.814.830.825.893

.930

.928

.940

.940

.927

.937

.936

.937

.937

.914

.882

.918

.912

.879

.899

.869

.881

.878

.849

.875

.921

.9901.003.932.968.871.897(3)(3).915

.884

.882

.877

.879

.886

.890

.886

.890

.880

.888

.833

.852

.850

.824

.845

.822

.824

.836

.846

.818

.847

.886

.887

.845

.877

.794

.832

.815

.871

.877

0571020201 .06

010203040506070809.01

0202 .07010203040506070809.01

0203 .0701.0102.0103.0104.0105.0106.0107.0108.0109.01

0571030301 .06

010203040506070809

0302 .07010203040506070809.01

0303 .0801.0102.0103.0104.0105060708.0109.01

0571040401

0402

0403

010203040506070809

2010203040506070809

010203040506070809

iasol i neRegular

Dealer tank-wagon to retail outletsNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Sales to jobbersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Commercial consumersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

GasolinePremi urn

Dealer tank-wagon to retail outletsNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Sales to jobbersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Commercial consumersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

GasolineUnleaded gasoline

Dealer tank-wagon to retail outletsNew England .Middle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Sales to jobbersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Commercial consumersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

See footnotes at end of table.

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Commodity code Commodity and regionOtherindexbase

Oct.1983 U

IndexJan.1984 U U

PriceFeb.1984

0572

0573

0574

0201 .010203040506070809.

0301 .010203040506070809

0201 .010203040506070809.

0301 .01.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.09.

040105010601

07

0107

07

0108010101010101010101

Light distillatesKerosene to resellersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Commercial jet fuel, kerosene baseNew EnglandMiddleAtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Middle distillatesFuel oil no. 2 to resellersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Diesel to commercial consumersNew EnglandMiddle AtlanticSouth AtlanticEast North CentralWest South CentralEast South CentralWest North CentralMountainPacific

Residual fuelsContaining 0.3% or less sulfurContaining 0.31 to 1.0% sulfurContaining more than \% sulfur

1967Feb/73

Feb/73

2/

2/

889.3720.7298.8306.0304.2315.1314.5309.3325.5320.286.7743.3319.6313.5323.7296.8330.3302.9310.3305.0316.8

1967Feb/73

Feb/73

912.2749.3298.3300.7298.4312.1300.7303.4315.5295.2293.9713.5294.5285.5290.0293.0270.7287.2299.3289.2268.9

1967Dec/80Dec/80Dec/80

1120.0(3)

91.3106.0

871.2689.6286.4294.8288.2303.8290.7289.9309.0307.6280.6732.6310.9309.7320.293.7326.7297.9304.8302.2313.4

870.6709.4283.1283.9282.5294.6283.9286.7296.3291.5285.6689.4286. 1276.4284.4280.4258.4275.8286290262.5

1164.8(3)103.2106.4

884.9732.1313.9318.8306.0315.4307.6320.4314.6315.0279.0735.6313.1312.6320.9294.4328.8298.3310.5302.9312.9

923.6767.5313.8316.6302.6310.0297.3303. 1307.296.280.709.5305.2299.2299.3291.2268.9288.3288.6290.6257.2

1093.1(3)88.7

103. 1

.930

.984

.976

.913

.922

.888

.900

.909

.937

.875

.863

.902

.852

.854

.874

.832

.870

.871

.878

.870

.885

.909

.917

.870

.863

.821

.855

.852

.836

.791

.847

.920

.915

.879

.865

.831

.853

.840

.829

.790

(3).699.614

1 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability oflate reports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision4 months after original publication. All prices are lagged 1 month. Data arenot seasonally adjusted.

2 Caution should be used in interpreting month-to-month changesbecause of low response rates, which ranged from 30 to 60 percent forthese indexes.

3 Not available.

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Table 8. Producer price indexes for special commodity groupings1

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Commodity grouping1983

Annual average

306.7257.5258.8279.2138.1144.7223.7283.5224.8321.6351.0351.4349.7292.5294.2196.6279.8313.6341.5357.1369.9297.7330.0347.5336.9

February

304.9255.7259.3277.0136.8144.5222.6281.4219.4314.3349.9349.8348.5290.9291.3201.5278.2311.9337.7355.7365.6294.6326.6342.2334.4

October2

1984

January2 February2

All commodities except farm productsAll foodsProcessed foodsIndustrial commodities less fuels and related products and powerSelected textile mill products (Dec. 1975=100)HosieryUnderwear and nightwearChemicals and allied products, including synthetic rubber and synthetic fibersPharmaceutical preparationsLumber and plywood3

Steel mill products, including fabricated wire productsFinished steel mill products, excluding fabricated wire productsFinished steel mill products, including fabricated wire productsSpecial metals and metal productsFabricated metal productsCopper and copper productsMachinery and motive productsMachinery and equipment, except electricalAgricultural machinery, including tractorsMetalworking machineryTotal tractorsConstruction materialsAgricultural machinery and equipment, less partsFarm and garden tractors, less partsAgricultural machinery excluding tractors, less parts

1 These indexes are calculated by combining the indexes listed below bycommodity code after each special commodity grouping. The weights are thoseused for the comprehensive All Commodities index.

2 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of latereports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 monthsafter original publication.

All commodities except farm products: 02 through 15

All foods: 011, 017, and 02 less 0261, 0262, and 029

Processed foods: 02 less 0261, 0262, and 029

Industrial commodities less fuels and related products andpower: 03, 04, and 06 through 15

Selected textile mill products: 0327, 03370105, 03370107,03370109, 03370111, 034, 03810172, 03810173,03810239, 03810272, 03810274, 03810364, 038201, 03820303,03830322, and 1231

Hosiery: 03810172, 03810173, 03810272, and 03810364

Underwear and nightwear: 03810174, 03810175, 03810176,03810177, 03810178, 03810274, 03810275, 03810276,03810277, 03810368, and 03810369

Chemicals and allied products, including syntheticrubber and synthetic fibers: 031, 06 less 064, and 071102

Pharmaceutical preparations: 0634, 0635, and 0636

Lumber and plywood3: 081 and 083

Steel mill products, including fabricated wire products:1017 and 1088

Finished steel mill products, excluding fabricatedwire products: 1017 less 101701 and 101702

Finished steel mill products, including fabricatedwire products: 1017 and 1088 less 101701 and 101702

Special metals and metal products: 10, 111, and 141

Fabricated metal products: 103, 104, 105, 106,107, and 108

309.2260.5258.6281.8139.4145.6224.7285.6229.4316.7356.4357.8355.4296.4297.2190.7282.2314.1343.6357.6372.6300.4331.8350.7338.2

310.8268.3266.2284.0140.3145.8227.0288.0234.1323.0360.4362.1359.5297.7299.1182.1283.9316.1346.7359.8374.0302.3334.8352.2342.5

311.8270.3267.1285.2141.1147.2229.8286.4235.8331.7361.0363.1360.4298.8299.7185.2284.6316.8347.1362.6374.5304.8335.2352.9342.7

Copper and copper products: 10220123, 10220124,10220125, 10220161, 10220162, 102301, 10240301,10240302, 10240304, 10240305, 102502, 10260315,10260316, 10260317, 10260319, 10260325,10280301, 10280302, and 10280303

Machinery and motive products: 11 and 14

Machinery and equipment, except electrical: 111, 112,113, 114, 116, 118, and 119

Agricultural machinery, including tractors: 1111 and1112 less 11115211 and 111251

Metalworking machinery: 113A, 1132, 113304, 1137, and 1138

Total tractors: 1111 and 1128 less 11115211,112802, and 112803

Agricultural machinery and equipment, less parts(old commodity code 111): 111 less 11115211 and 111251

Farm and garden tractors, less parts (old commoditycode 1111): 1111 less 11115211

Agricultural machinery excluding tractors, less parts(old commodity code 1112): 1112 less 111251

Construction materials: 0621, 0721, 0811, 082, 083,092, 101502, 10170399, 10170499, 10170611, 10170627,10250101, 10250103, 10250104, 10250121,10250123, 10250155, 10250254, 10251993, 10260307,104101, 105, 106, 1071, 10730101, 10730106, 10730109,10730115, 10730145, 10730146, 10730164, 10730165, 107402,107403, 107404, 10740501, 10740781, 10740782,10740791, 10810246, 10830301, 10830321,10830323, 10830325, 10830329, 10830351, 10830361,10880211, 10880213, 10880721, 10880961, 10890533, 1142,1147,11490205,11710109,11710111, 11710112, 11710113,11710115, 11710116,11710117, 11710118, 11710119,11710121, 11710265, 11710266, 11710267,11710272, 11710273, 11710274, 11710282,123101, 1232, 131105, 132, 133, 134, 136,137, 1391, 1392, and 1393

3 Formerly entitled: Lumber and wood products, excluding millwork

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Table 9. Producer price indexes for the output of selected SIC industries

(1967 = 100 unless otherwise indicated)

Industry1972 SIC

code

Otherindex

Index

1983

Annualaverage Feb. Oct.1

1984

Jan.1 Feb.1

Mining industries

Iron oreMercury oresCrude petroleum and natural gas .Kaolin and ball clay

Manufacturing industries

Creamery butterRice millingChewing gumCottonseed oil mills .Malt

Canned and cured fish and seafoodsMacaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, and noodlesWomen's hosiery.except socksFinishers of broadwoven fabrics of cottonFinishers of broadwoven fabrics of man-made fiber and silk .

Thread millsCordage and twineChildren's dresses and blousesDress and work gloves, except knit and all-leather .Canvas and related products

Wood pallets and skidsWood office furnitureSanitary food containersFiber cans.drums.and similar products..Petroleum refining

Asphalt felts and coatingsBrick and structural clay tileCeramic wall and floor tileClay refractoriesStructural clay products, n.e.c. .

Vitreous plumbing fixturesFine earthenware (whiteware) table and kitchen articles .Pottery products, n.e.cLimeNonclay refractories

Small arms ammunitionWelding apparatus, electricLighting equipment, n.e.cElectron tubes, receiving type .Jewelry, precious metal

Jewelers' findings and material and lapidary workMusical instrumentsDollsGames, toys, and children's vehicles, except dolls and bicycle .Carbon paper and inked ribbons

Costume jewelry and costume novelties .Burial casketsHard surface floor coverings

1011109213111455

20212044206720742083

20912098225122612262

22842298236123812394

24482521265426552911

29523251325332553259

32613263326932743297

34823623364836713911

39153931394239443955

396139953996

12/7512/75

06/76

12/73

12/7506/7606/76

06/7612/7712/77

12/77

12/75

12/7506/76

12/75

12/75

12/7512/7512/74

12/7512/7212/75

12/78

12/7812/7812/75

12/75

12/7806/7612/75

177.1269.7921.7164.3

275.8193.4326.8204.5234.1

174.0256.8122.5135.3126.6

164.9139.3116.6293.3147.2

149.2281.6266.6186.5254.1

166.5332.6145.1356.1230.4

278.1365.8186.2185.8205.3

182.5241.9172.8435.4183.6

129.5131.4137.4237.3139.2

133.6153.5161.3

177.1289.5931.2156.3

275.6183.0326.0173.4232.6

179.2255.5122.6136.0126.7

161.9142.7117.0288.8148.7

145.2273.4261.7183.8257.4

165.8315.6140.7351.1215.7

273.3365.7186.6185.5203.6

175.1244.0171.5432.0195.6

131.7132.2136.8243.4139.2

137.0152.1159.2

177.1283.3907.2171.7

278.1196.7327.3253.5232.6

170.2258.6122.9132.8127.2

166.1139.0117.0296.3147.8

151.5283.6269.0187.8257.1

168.4338.4149.6364.3235.1

283.7366.5186.6185.9203.9

181.6243.9173.7432.9179.6

133.4130.9137.7236.4139.3

127.4156.0165.5

177.1275.8915.1172.9

267.3199.6327.9229.2241.6

169.0261.9123.1138.5128.8

166.1139.1118.2295.2151.3

154.0286.3270.6189.6245.5

165.9341.3146.8369.3235.6

285.6375.9188.7183.0213.1

196.6241.0173.5490.4175.9

129.7133.6137.2235.4144.3

137.7156.0165.2

177.1245.4913.8172.9

267.6198.1328.1201.2241.6

168.8261.9123.2141.2129.7

166.2139.3117.8299.1151.2

155.9290.3274.9189.7246.9

169.9341.0146.8369.7232.6

287.0381.4189.3184.6215.4

196.6241.7173.5490.7176.3

131.7133.5137.4236.5149.0

132.9157.2165.2

1 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of latereports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4months after original publication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

2 Not available.n.e.c. = Not elsewhere classified.

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Table 10. Producer price indexes for the output of selected census product classes

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Product class1972

Censuscode

Otherindex

Index

1983

Annualaverage Feb. Oct.

1984

Jan.1 Feb.1

METAL MINING..

Treated iron ores, including washed material.Mercury metal

OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION .

Crude petroleum, including lease condensate .Natural gas production and dispositionNatural gas liquids and residue gas, n.e.cResidue gas shipped

MINING AND QUARRYING OF NONMETALLIC MINERALS.EXCEPT FUELS .

Crude kaolin and ball clayPrepared kaolin and ball clay .

FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS .

Creamery butterMilled rice and byproductsChewing gum and chewing gum baseCottonseed oil, crudeCottonseed cake and meal and other byproducts...

Linseed oilVegetable oils (other than cottonseed, soybean, and linseed .Malt and malt byproductsFlavoring sirups for use by soft drink bottlersCanned and cured seafood, including soup (except frozen)....

Macaroni, spaghetti, and noodles .Tea in consumer packages

TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS .

Finished wool apparel fabricsWomen's finished seamless hosiery.full length & knee length .Men's finished seamless hosieryKnit outerwear sport shirtsFinished cotton broadwoven fab.(not fin. in weaving mills)

Finished manmade fiber&silk fab. (not fin. in weaving mills).Carded cotton yamsFinished thread for industrial or manufacturers' useHard fiber cordage and twineSoft fiber cordage and twine (except cotton)Cotton cordage and twine

APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS .,

Work gloves & mittens, made from woven knit fabrics..Canvas products

LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS, EXCEPT FURNITURE .

Hardwood dimension stock, furniture parts, & vehicle stock. .Wood kitchen cabinets, stock lineHardwood plywoodPallets and skidsWirebound boxes made from lumber, veneer and plywood ....

Components for stationary buildings..Fabricated hardboard products

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES .

Metal porch, lawn, and outdoor furniture .Wood office furniture

PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS .

Milk and other beverage cartonsCups and liquid-tight containersOther sanitary food containers, boards, and traysPaperboard fiber drums with metal, wood, or paperboard ends..Fiber cans, tubes, and similar fiber productsInsulating board

10

1011210923

13

13111131151321013213

14

1455114552

20

2021020440206702074120744

2076120762208302087320910

2098020995

22

2231322513225222253222617

226282281122842229812298222983

23

2381223940

24

2426224341243512448024491

2452124996

25

2514325210

26

265412654226543265512655226611

12/7512/75

12/7512/7512/7506/77

06/7606/76

12/75

12/68

12/75

12/75

12/75

12/7212/71

12/7512/77

12/77

12/7112/71

12/67

12/7512/75

12/75

177.2269.7

259.6618.5559.4361.0

(*)

226.5193.4344.6139.9259.9

88.7206.4234.4207.2333.9

256.7162.5

157.2110.0155.0230.8286.4

155.1221.5293.2(*)

316.3147.2

259.6190.8180.4184.3288.2

180.4197.4

295.6282.7

292.6234.3273.8330.9188.6262.8

177.2289.5

263.9620.4561.2362.1

156.3156.3

226.4183.0344.6

99.7231.3

84.2172.5232.6203.6345.6

255.4161.6

155.3110.3153.6202.0288.2

155.1217.6287.3324.2156.3143.8

311.0148.7

255.7190.3175.6179.5286.8

176.0191.4

296.7274.3

275.8234.3272.9329.6185.3257.3

177.2283.3

257.3603.8546.1352.4

171.7171.7

228.5196.7344.6174.0337.2

111.6263.9232.6212.9324.0

258.5164.6

110.3157.1243.6280.4

157.0225.9295.6314.9151.8139.7

319.8147.8

268.2204.8183.3187.2288.4

184.1199.9

294.8284.6

296.4234.3276.4331.8190.0272.8

177.2275.8

257.5614.7556.0358.8

218.8199.7344.6168.4287.1

102.6249.3241.6212.9321.3

261.9169.5

160.8110.4156.8246.1293.6

158.5229.5295.6(2)<*>

319.4151.3

276.0204.8184.9190.3289.6

187.1196.7

292.4287.3

302.5234.3276.4331.8192.4269.3

177.2245.4

257.5612.8554.3357.6

219.2198.2344.6157.2226.4

100.9247.4241.6212.9321.3

261.9174.0

162.9110.4161.4247.3300.1

159.2230.1295.6314.8151.8139.6

324.0151.3

278.0204.8183.2192.6289.6

187.5197.5

292.4291.4

302.5247.0276.4331.8192.4263.1

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 10. Producer price indexes for the output of selected census product classes—Continued

(1967 = 100 unless otherwise indicated)

Product class1972

Censuscode

Otherindex 1983

Annualaverage Feb. Oct.1

1984

Jan.1 Feb.1

CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

Rayon yarn, viscose and cuprammonium processes

Gelatin, except ready-to-eat desserts

PETROLEUM REFINING AND RELATED INDUSTRIES

GasolineJet fuelKeroseneDistillate fuel oilResidual fuel oilLiquefied refinery gases (feed stock and other uses)Unfinished oils and lubricating oil base stock

AsphaltRoofing asphalts and pitches, coatings, and cementsAsphalt and tar roofing and siding products

STONE, CLAY, GLASS, AND CONCRETE PRODUCTS

Brick, except ceramic glazed and refractoryClay floor and wall tile, including quarry tileClay refractoriesVitrified clay sewer pipe and fittingsVitreous & semivitreous plumbing fixtures, accessories

Pottery products, n.e.c, including china decoratingLime (including cost of shipping containers)Nonclay refractories, except dead-burned magnesia

PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES

Refined primary leadPrecious metals (primary smelting)Nickel and nickel- base alloy mill shapes (including monel)

FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS

Builders' hardwareFabricated concrete reinforcing bar and bar joistsJob stampings, except automotiveSmall arms ammunition,30 mm and under (1.18 inches&under)Collapsible tubesFlat metal strapping

MACHINERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL

Overhead traveling cranes and monorail systemsAir and gas compressors and vacuum pumpsPlain bearings and bushings, unmountedPacking and packaging machinery.n.e.cElectronic calculating machines

Accounting machines and cash registersDuplicating machinesTypewritersPneumatic and hydraulic cylinders

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES

Switchgear, except ducts and relaysPower circuit breakers all voltagesLow voltage panelboards and distribution boardsFuses and fuse equipment, under 2300 voltsDuct, including plug-in units & accessories,750 volts&under

Arc welding machines, components, except electrodesArc welding electrodes, metalResistance welders, accessories, and electrodesElectrodesOutdoor lighting equipment

Intercommunication equipment and electric alarm systemsReceiving type electron tubes, except cathode rayTransmittal, industrial, & special purpose electron tubes

MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES

See footnotes at end of table.

28

2823228994

29

2911129112291132911429115

2911629118

291192952229523

32

3251132530325503259132610

326903274032970

33

333233339533561

34

342943449434692348203499234993

35

3536235631356813569135742

35743357933579735992

36

3613136132361333613436136

3623136232362333624136485

366233671036730

39

12/75

12/75

12/75

12/7512/75

12/75

12/74

12/75

12/7512/7512/75

12/75

12/7412/7012/7412/7612/75

12/7512/75

12/75

12/7212/7212/7212/7512/67

06/78

272.294.2

602.2919.8277.4882.7

1096.3

270.8787.7

793.2216.1150.2

338.1194.2359.9233.2279.0

186.2363.3204.6

165.4893.6158.0

283.6121.7186.6182.5290.2166.9

203.2260.4145.2170.062.4

181.5142.9194.6

237.7217.0331.3391.4

207.8253.8231.6192.0282.9

118.6479.6302.8

272.593.0

600.9979.0288.0920.2

1034.1

268.4818.6

787.7209.5150.9

320.9188.3354.5218.9274.1

186.6362.9203.0

159.81093.5156.7

276.5122.1179.5175.1268.5159.6

202.9260.0144.7165.862.3

179.9143.5169.9

238.2215.4335.3380.4212.8

208.4255.8239.4192.0281.6

118.6475.8299.3

271.995.8

610.4894.6282.4905.2

1119.9

277.3776.1

799.9219.6151.9

344.0200.2369.4238.9284.8

186.6363.7203.0

183.7821.6158.5

287.9(2)191.0181.6305.4170.5

203.0261.6145.6173.962.3

94.9182.0142.9197.7

234.8218.9333.6406.8

209.7250.8241.3192.0283.7

118.6475.8306.9

274.795.8

569.2881.8270.2863.9

1164.7

256.8795.1

804.5220.1147.9

346.9196.4373.4239.5286.6

188.6356.4213.0

198.3704.0154.4

293.8125.6(2)196.6308.2170.5

204.6263.1144.3174.662.3

96.4182.5142.9202.2

234.8218.7326.3406.8192.4

211.4250.9219.6192.0282.5

118.6545.6315.4

274.995.8

562.8885.3286.8916.5

1093.0

254.5798.0

804.5220.5153.0

346.7196.4373.4236.2288.0

189.2359.5215.5

191.0741.3154.4

294.5125.6192.5196.6308.2170.5

204.6258.3144.3174.662.3

96.4183.7139.4202.2

234.1219.3353.8406.8197.5

211.4252.9219.6192.0282.5

118.6545.6315.9

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Table 10. Producer price indexes for the output of selected census product classes—Continued

(1967=100 unless otherwise indicated)

Product class1972

Censuscode

Otherindexbase

Index

1983

Annualaverage Feb. Oct.1

1984

Jan.1 Feb.1

MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES-Continued.

Jewelry made of platinum metals and karat gold. .Jewelry, made of precious metalsFlatwareJewelers' findings and materialsLapidary work and diamond cutting

PianosOrgansOther musical instruments and parts .Dolls and stuffed toy animalsToys, excluding games

Baby carriages and children's vehicles, except bicycles .Fishing tackle and equipmentGolf equipmentLead pencils and crayonsCostume jewelry and costume novelties

Other brushesMetal caskets and coffins, completely lined and trimmed ..Wood caskets and coffins, completely lined and trimmed .Linoleum and asphalted-felt-base floor coveringChemical fire extinguishing equipment and partsMatches

WHOLESALE TRADE, DURABLE GOODS .

39

3911139112391423915139152

3931139312393143942039442

3944339491394923952139610

399133995139952399603999139993

50

Iron and steel scrap 50931

12/75

12/7812/78

12/75

12/7512/75

12/75

12/75

372.8319.7472.9159.891.3

264.8174.5266.2183.6156.7

253.5186.3117.1163.0166.2

225.6209.9248.8237.9153.8238.9

113.6

399.9319.9517.0157.497.6

259.3181.4265.1182.7162.9

252.0185.2116.6160.2169.5

222.9207.7247.8234.4161.4232.3

101.6

364.0318.0483.2169.090.3

268.4169.5267.6184.0155.4

255.2196.2117.0165.2157.9

222.4212.2256.8245.0145.7243.6

120.3

355.0317.1453.3159.792.5

271.1175.3272.3183.4154.5

256.1185.9118.4167.2173.0

234.5212.2256.8244.3147.0243.6

135.0

355.4321.8433.9164.192.1

270.1175.3272.3183.6154.9

256.1185.9118.4167.2166.2

234.5214.1257.7244.3147.0252.8

142.4

1 Data for October 1983 have'been revised to reflect the availability of latereports and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4months after original publication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

2 Not available.n.e.c. = Not elsewhere classified.

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Table 11. Producer price Indexes and percent changes for total railroad freight and selected STCC1 groups

(1969=100 unless otherwise indicated)

DescriptionSTCCCode1

RelativeimportanceDecember

19822

Index

Oct.19833

Jan.19843

Feb.19843

Percent change to Feb. 1984 from —

12months

ago

6months

ago

3months

ago

1month

ago

Total railroad freight4.

Farm products .Grain5

Metallic ores ...Iron ores5.

Coal .Bituminous coal5 .

Nonmetallic minerals .

Food products

Wood or lumber productsLumber or dimension stock5 .

Pulp, paper, or allied products .

Chemical or allied productsPotassium or sodium inorganic compounds5.

Petroleum or coal products5

Clay, concrete, glass, or stone products ..

Primary metal productsPrimary iron or steel products5

Transportation equipmentMotor vehicles5

Motor vehicle parts or accessories5

Waste or scrap materials5

Miscellaneous mixed shipments5

Trailer or container on flat car shipments5

010113

101011

111121

14

20

242421

26

282812

29

32

333312

373711

3714

40

46

<•>

100.000

9.3546.775

3.2732.327

11.94711.753

4.107

11.506

7.4233.073

6.252

10.9542.528

3.815

4.372

4.7572.707

8.7464.5023.798

2.268

3.119

3.920

357.0

344.1160.7

397.1156.5

390.7158.6

404.0

357.2

365.9165.7

331.6

343.2153.0

155.7

383.8

348.9141.6

329.7137.5141.3

159.9

146.0

146.1

370.7

357.7167.2

409.7160.9

404.8164.3

420.4

371.9

380.9172.4

345.1

356.7159.2

162.1

399.7

363.4147.5

343.1143.1147.1

166.5

147.2

146.1

370.7

357.7167.2

409.7160.9

404.8164.3

420.4

371.9

380.9172.4

345.1

356.7159.2

162.1

399.7

363.4147.5

343.1143.1147.1

166.5

147.4

146.3

4.3

4.64.5

4.34.2

3.73.7

4.3

4.3

7.38.5

4.3

4.24.3

4.3

4.3

4.34.3

4.34.34.3

4.5

1.2

4.2

4.34.5

3.32.9

3.53.5

4.2

4.3

7.48.5

4.3

4.24.3

4.3

4.3

4.34.3

4.34.34.3

4.5

1.0

.8

3.8

4.04.2

3.33.0

3.33.3

4.1

4.1

4.24.3

4.1

3.94.1

4.1

4.1

4.24.2

4.14.14.1

4.3

1.0

.1

00

0

0

00

000

0

.1

.1

1 Standard Transportation Commodity Code.2 The figure shown for each item is its percent of total railroad freight.3 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of late reports

and corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months after originalpublication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

4 The price index for total railroad freight also includes STCC groups not shownseparately.

5 Dec. 1978=100.6 This index contains shipments from a number of STCC groups.

Table 12. Producer price Indexes and percent changes for selected telephone services

(1972 = 100)

DescriptionIndustry/product

code

Index

Oct.19831

Jan.19841

Feb.19841

Percent change from —

Feb. 1983to

Feb. 1984

Nov. 1983to

Dec. 1983

Dec. 1983to

Jan. 1984

Jan. 1984to

Feb. 1984

Local serviceResidential2

BusinessOptional additional usage .Coin

Toll serviceIntrastate MTSInterstate MTSInternational MTSWATS

Interstate WATS..Intrastate WATS.,

Private lines, interstate

Directory advertising

4811-14811-1114811-1124811-1134811-114

4811-24811-2114811-2124811-2134811-2144811-214-11

4811-214-12

4811-311

4811-911

164.7170.5174.0127.0164.3

149.8153.2153.492.7

133.7127.1151.2

156.9

201.0

166.9173.3176.7127.0164.5

149.6152.9153.492.3

133.7127.1151.1

158.4

206.1

166.9173.3176.7127.0164.5

150.7155.9153.492.5

132.6127.1147.2

158.4

207.5

2.52.53.2

.92.2

1.33.2

0.2.60

2.0

1.0

12.5

00000

000000

-.1

1.0

.6

1.31.61.5

00

.1

.400000

.9

00000

.72.0

0.2

-.80

-2.6

1 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of late reportsand corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months after originalpublication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.

2 Telephone services contained in the Consumer Price Index cover not only localresidential service, but also parts of toll service, equipment leasing (such as extensionphones), and non-recurring charges (such as installation).

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Table 13. Producer price indexes and percent changes for postal services

(1977 = 100)

DescriptionIndustry/product

code

Relativeimportance

Dec.19831

Index

Oct.19832

Jan.19842

Feb.19842

Percent change from —

Feb. 1983to

Feb. 1984

Nov. 1983to

Dec. 1983

Dec. 1983to

Jan. 1984

Jan. 1984to

Feb. 1984

United States Postal Service

First class mail3

Letter mailPost cardsPriority mail

Second class mailIn county mailRegular rate mailNonprofit rate mailClassroom rate mailTransient rate mail

Third class mailSingle piece mailRegular bulk mailNonprofit bulk mail

Fourth class mail3

Parcel postBound printed matterSpecial rate mailLibrary rate mail

International mailInternational air mailInternational surface mailTerminal dues and transit fees

Special services and feesSpecial servicesDomestic mail feesOther services and fees

Express mailMailgram service

4311

4311-14311-1114311-1124311-113

4311-24311-2114311-2124311-2134311-2144311-215

4311-34311-3114311-3124311-313

4311-44311-4114311-4124311-4134311-414

4311-54311-5114311-5124311-513

4311-64311-6114311-6124311-613

4311-9124311-913

1.0000

.6604

.6068

.0149

.0386

.0514

.0038

.0360

.0102

.0006

.0008

.1419

.0244

.0805

.0361

.0597

.0347

.0022

.0175

.0053

.0371

.0189

.0112

.0070

.0457

.0382

.0070

.0004

.0034

.0005

143.6

154.0154.9145.4144.3

144.6123.7144.9150.4140.3227.9

153.9198.5149.5147.5

155.9155.2115.6162.5162.2

157.9131.0188.8223.7

150.9155.3128.9227.4

129.1100.0

143.6

154.0154.9145.4144.3

144.6123.7144.9150.4140.3227.9

153.9198.5149.5147.5

155.9155.2115.6162.5162.2

157.9131.0188.8223.7

150.9155.3128.9227.4

129.1100.0

143.6

154.0154.9145.4144.3

144.6123.7144.9150.4140.3227.9

153.9198.5149.5147.5

155.9155.2115.6162.5162.2

1-57.9131.0188.8223.7

150.9155.3128.9227.4

129.1100.0

0.2

0000

000000

1.30

2.3.1

00000

0000

0000

00

0000

000000

0000

00000

0000

0000

00

1 The figure shown for each item is its value weight expressed as a proportion ofthe total value weight for the U.S. Postal Service Index.

2 Data for October 1983 have been revised to reflect the availability of late reportsand corrections by respondents. All data are subject to revision 4 months after original

publication. Data are not seasonally adjusted.3 Postal service prices contained in the Consumer Price Index are from first class

and fourth class mail.

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Table 14. Traditional commodity price indexes deleted from the Producer Price Index sample, effectiveJanuary 1984

PPI Code PPI Code PPI Code PPI Code PPI Code

02-14-01-0102-14-01-0202-35-01-4102-35-01-7102-41-01-2402-61-03-21

03-81-01-6403-81-02-6203-82-03-3103-83-03-02

06-36-99-1306-52-02-6806-79-09-0806-79-09-1206-79-09-1306-79-09-1506-79-09-17

07-13-06-01

09-12-05-2109-15-02-1309-15-02-1509-15-03-1709-15-03-1909-15-03-2109-15-03-31

10-15-09-27

10-31-02-0710-72-01-4110-72-01-4210-72-01-4910-74-07-3110-83-02-0110-83-02-0310-83-02-0510-83-02-0710-83-02-0910-83-02-1110-83-04-5110-83-04-53

11-13-03-2211-13-03-2411-13-03-2611-22-01-2511-23-01-3111-23-01-3211-32-02-3211-39-01-1511-39-01-1611-39-01-1911-41-02-0411-41-02-0511-41-02-0611-41-02-0711-41-02-0811-41-02-0911-43-01-01

11-43-01-0311-43-01-0411-43-01-0511-43-01-0711-43-01-0811-43-01-0911-45-01-0111-45-01-0211-45-01-0311-45-01-0411-45-01-0511-45-01-1111-45-01-1311-45-01-1511-47-01-0111-47-01-1111-47-01-2111-47-01-3311-47-01-3511-61-01-0211-61-01-0311-61-01-0411-61-01-0611-61-01-0711-61-02-1111-61-02-1211-61-02-1311-61-02-1411-61-02-1511-61-02-1611-61-02-17

11-61-02-1811-61-04-3111-61-04-3211-61-04-3311-62-66-7111-62-66-7311-67-01-0111-67-01-0211-67-01-0511-67-01-0611-67-02-0111-67-02-0211-67-03-0111-67-03-0311-67-03-0411-67-03-0511-67-03-0611-72-01-0111-72-01-1111-72-01-3111-72-01-3711-72-01-9911-72-02-4211-72-02-4411-72-02-4511-72-02-4611-72-02-4711-72-02-4811-72-02-4911-72-02-6311-72-02-67

11-72-02-7111-77-01-0211-77-01-0311-77-01-0811-77-01-0911-77-02-1111-77-02-1211-77-02-13

12-51-02-0312-52-02-0412-67-01-0112-67-01-1112-67-01-2112-67-01-31

13-32-01-07

14-14-02-0314-32-01-05

15-41—(14 items)15-42—(18 items)15-54-02-0115-71-02-0115-71-02-02

Table 15. Traditional commodity price indexes recoded, effective January 1984

New PPI Code 1 Old PPI Cbde

02-61-04-34

10-83-02-2210-83-02-23

15-41-08-01

15-42-07-01

02-61-03-22

10-83-02-0910-83-02-11

15-41-06-52

15-42-03-21

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Table 16. Traditional commodity price indexes based on the movement of corresponding indexes fromthe Producer Price Index Revision, effective January 1984

PPI Code

02-61-04-34

03-81-02-82

10-15-12-61

10-15-12-63

10-15-12-65

10-15-13-29

10-15-13-51

10-15-13-53

10-83-02-2210-83-02-23

11-41-02-0211-41-02-1111-41-02-3111-67-01-0311-67-01-0611-67-03-0211-77-01-0111-77-01-0411-77-01-0511-77-01-0611-91-02-3211-91-04-13

12-45-01-0112-45-01-11

PPIR Code

20844

23231

3462811346286134628133462863346281534628653312A3462734625113462611346251334626133645123645161

356111356112356114355142835514153551471364121364122136412336413235615133561511

3645712336457121

PPI Code |

12-61-01-0112-61-01-11

13-21-01-21

PPIR Code

3262132682

1422P 1429P1423P

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Table 17. New items in the Producer Price Index based on the movement of corresponding indexesfrom the Producer Price Index Revision, effective January 1984

PPI Code Title PPIR Code

02-14-01-07 Breakfast cereals, ready to serve02-14-01-09 Breakfast cereals, cooked02-35-02-01 Dry milk products

02-35-03-01 Canned milk products, consumer type02-35-03-03 Condensed and evaporated milk products02-35-04-01 Ice cream mix and ice milk mix02-61-04-31 Grape table wines02-61-04-32 Bulk wines02-61-04-33 Other fruit and berry wines02-61-04-35 Sparkling wines02-61-04-36 Specialty (formula) wines02-61-04-37 Brandy and brandy spirits02-94-03-15 Feed grade condensed and evaporated milk

03-81-02-61 Men's, boys1 nontailored heavy jackets03-81-04-07 Fur products03-83-03-05 Menfs, boys1 suit, coat findings and hats03-83-03-08 Automotive trimmings03-83-03-11 Other trimmings and findings

06-79-04-01 Natural base glues and adhesives06-79-04-02 Synthetic resin and rubber adhesives06-79-04-03 Caulking compounds and sealants06-79-05-01 Textile and leather assistants06-79-05-02 Bulk surfactants06-79-09-18 Carbon black

09-15-02-14 Grocers1 and variety bags (paper)09-15-02-16 Specialty bags and liners09-15-02-18 Shipping sacks and multiwall bags09-15-03-22 Setup paperboard boxes09-15-03-32 Folding paperboard boxes09-34-01-01 Books, printed only, lithographic09-34-01-02 Books, printed and bound, lithographic09-34-01-03 Printed or printed and bound, not

lithographic09-34-01-04 Pamphlets, etc., printed or printed and

bound09-35-01-01 Unit set forms09-35-01-02 Manifold books09-35-01-03 Custom continuous forms09-35-01-04 Stock continuous forms

10-15-13-55 Closed die forgings, stainless steel10-15-13-57 Closed die forgings, other ferrous10-15-13-81 Other forgings, ferrous10-21-04-01 Silver concentrates10-27-01-11 Hot impressed die, impact, press

10-27-01-22 Other forgings

10-74-08-01 Warm air or air conditioning grilles

20431204322023131, 2023139,2023142, 2023143,202314620232

20233182023420841208422084320845

20846208472023151

2329123711239612396223963

28913289142891528431284352895P

2643126432264332652126511273212732227328

27329

27612276132761527617

346251534625173462629104450134635

34636, 34637,

34638, 34639

344611

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PPI Code Title PPIR Code

10-74-08-0210-74-08-0310-74-08-0410-74-08-0510-74-08-0610-74-08-0810-74-08-09

10-83-02-2110-83-02-2910-83-04-0110-83-04-0210-89-05-2110-89-05-2210-89-06-1110-89-06-1310-89-06-1510-89-06-17

11-13-03-3111-41-02-4111-41-02-5111-41-02-61U-41-12-0111-41-12-1111-43-01-1111-45-01-0611-45-01-0711-45-01-0811-45-01-0911-45-01-1211-45-01-1411-47-01-4111-47-01-4211-47-01-43

11-47-01-44

11-61-01-1111-61-04-0911-61-05-0111-62-66-7511-67-01-0711-67-01-0811-67-03-0711-67-04-01

Other grilles, including open mesh 344612Stairs 344613Railings 344614Grating and grating treads 344615Light gauge metal framing 344616Ground supported scaffolding and shoring 344618Other architectural and ornamental metal 344619workIncandescent interior, including bath 36451Components and renewal parts 3645169Motor vehicle incandescent lighting 364711All other motor vehicle lighting equipment 364712Automotive screw machine products 34511Other screw machine products 34512Metal commercial closures (caps) 34661Home canning closures 34662Other metal closures, except crowns 34663Metal crowns 34664

Water systems 3561312Centrifugal pumps 356113Diaphragm pumps 3561181Other industrial pumps 3561198Other pumps 3561597Parts and attachments for pumps 3561613Fluid power pumps 35612Speed reducers, fixed ratio, enclosed 35662Gear motors 35663Loose gear, pinions and racks 35664Mechanical-variable speed changers 3566111Industrial high speed drives 3566121Parts/components for speed changers 3566551Centrifugal fans and blowers 35643Propeller fans and accessories 35644Dust collection and air purification 35645equipmentDust collection and air conditioning 35646equipmentDairy industry machinery 35511Commercial food production machinery 35512Industrial food production machinery 35513Industrial sewing machines 36362Capping, sealing and lidding machines 3551481Filling machines 3551451Labeling and code making machines 3551463Wrapping, banding, bundling and fastening 3551431machines

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PPI Code Title PPIR Code

11-67-04-02 Other packing and packaging machines11-67-04-03 Parts for packing and packaging machines11-72-04-01 Integrating instruments11-72-05-01 Test-equipment, electrical characteristics11-72-06-01 Indicating and recording instruments11-77-01-11 Photographic bulbs and flashes11-77-01-12 Other large incandescent bulbs/lamps

11-77-01-14 All other miniature bulbs/lamps11-77-02-21 Hot cathode fluorescent bulbs/lamps11-77-02-22 Other electric discharge bulbs/lamps

12-21-01-41 Partitions, shelving, and lockers12-21-01-51 Plastic laminated fixture tops12-21-01-61 Fixtures for stores, banks and offices12-22-04-03 Partitions prefabricated, assembled12-22-04-05 Shelving and lockers12-22-04-07 Storage racks and accessories12-22-04-09 Fixtures for stores, banks and offices12-42-01-35 Household sewing machines12-45-01-23 Wall lamps, including adjustable types12-45-01-29 Other portable lamps12-45-01-31 Lamps sold without shades, including floor

type12-45-01-32 Portable fluorescent lamps, including desk12-45-01-33 Parts and accessories for portable

residential lamps12-61-02-01 Art, decorative and novelty pottery12-61-02-02 Other pottery products12-67-01-02 Razors and razor blades12-67-01-41 Cutlery, scissors, shears, trimmers

15-41-07-01 Photographic equipment, excluding photocopy15-42-06-01 Photographic supplies, except X-ray15-64-01-01 Ophthalmic fronts and temples15-64-01-02 Glass ophthalmic focus lenses15-64-01-03 Plastic ophthalmic focus lenses15-64-01-04 Contact lenses15-64-01-05 Other ophthalmic goods

15-71-02-06 Industrial safety glasses and goggles

35514883551491382513825238253364113641241, 3641251,364126, 36412713641331364142364143

2541125412

254132542125422254232542436361

36457122364571293645732

36457613645773

3268132683342121134211

38611, 38612, 3861438615, 38616, 38617385113851238513385143851531, 3851551,38515923851541

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Table 18. Commodity groupings introduced into the Producer Price Index, effective January 1984

PPI Code Title

02-35-02 Dry milk products02-35-03 Liquid milk products02-35-04 Ice cream mix and ice milk mix02-61-04 Wines, brandy and brandy spirits

03x81-04 Miscellaneous apparel and accessories

06-79-04 Adhesives and sealants06-79-05 Surface active agents

09-34 Book printing09-35 Manifold business forms

10-21 Nonferrous metal ores10-21-04 Silver ores10-27 Nonferrous forge shop products10-74-08 Architectural and ornamental metalwork10-89-06 Metal crowns and closures

11-41-12 Other pumps, including parts11-61-05 Industrial food production machinery11-67-04 Other packing and packaging machinery11-72-04 Integrating instruments11-72-05 Test equipment electrical character and

signals11-72-06 Indicating and recording instruments

12-22-04 Partitions and fixtures12-61-02 Pottery, except tableware and

kitchenware

15-41-07 Photographic equipment, excludingphotocopiers

15-41-08 Photocopy equipment15-42-06 Photographic supplies, except X-ray15-42-07 X-ray film15-64 Ophthalmic goods

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Technical Notes

Brief Explanation ofProducer Price Indexes

Producer price indexes measure average changes inprices received in primary markets of the United Statesby producers of commodities in all stages of processing.These data were previously presented as the WholesalePrice Index. The name "Producer Price Indexes" isnow being used to reflect more accurately the coverageof the data. The sample used for calculating these in-dexes continues to contain nearly 2,800 commoditiesand about 10,000 quotations selected to represent themovement of prices of all commodities produced in themanufacturing, agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining,gas and electricity, and public utilities sectors. Theuniverse includes all commodities produced or importedfor sale in commercial transactions in primary marketsin the United States.

Producer price indexes can be organized by stage ofprocessing or by commodity. The stage-of-processingstructure organizes products by degree of fabrication(i.e., finished goods, intermediate or semifinishedgoods, and crude materials). The commodity structureorganizes products by similarity of end-use or materialcomposition.

Finished goods are commodities that will not undergofurther processing and are ready for sale to the ultimateuser, either an individual consumer or a business firm.Capital equipment (formerly called producer finishedgoods) includes commodities such as motor trucks,farm equipment, and machine tools. Finished consumergoods include foods and other types of goods eventuallypurchased by retailers and used by consumers. Con-sumer foods include unprocessed foods such as eggs andfresh vegetables, as well as processed foods such asbakery products and meats. Other finished consumergoods include durables such as automobiles, householdfurniture, and jewelry, and nondurables such as appareland gasoline.

Intermediate materials, supplies, and components arecommodities that have been processed but require fur-ther processing before they become finished goods. Ex-amples of such semifinished goods include flour, cottonyarns, steel mill products, belts and belting, lumber, li-quefied petroleum gas, paper boxes, and motor vehicleparts.

Crude materials for further processing include prod-ucts entering the market for the first time which havenot been manufactured or fabricated but will be proc-essed before becoming finished goods. Scrap materialsare also included. Crude foodstuffs and feedstuffs in-clude items such as grains and livestock. Examples ofcrude nonfood materials include raw cotton, crudepetroleum, natural gas, hides and skins, and iron andsteel scrap.

For analysis of general price trends, stage-of-processing indexes are more useful than commoditygrouping indexes. This is because commodity groupingindexes sometimes produce exaggerated or misleadingsignals of price change by reflecting the same pricemovement through various stages of processing. For ex-ample, suppose that a price rise for steel scrap results inan increase in the price of steel sheet and then an ad-vance in prices of automobiles produced from that steel.The All Commodities Price Index and the IndustrialCommodities Price Index would reflect the same pricemovement three times—once for the steel scrap, oncefor the steel sheet, and once for the automobiles. Thismultiple counting occurs because the weighting struc-ture for the All Commodities Index uses the total ship-ment values for all commodities at all stages of process-ing. On the other hand, the Finished Goods Price Indexwould reflect the change in automobile prices, the In-termediate Materials Price Index would reflect the steelsheet price change, and the Crude Materials Price Indexwould reflect the rise in the price of steel scrap. (See il-lustration.)

To the extent possible, prices used in calculating pro-ducer price indexes apply to the first significant com-mercial transaction in the United States, from the pro-duction or central marketing point. Price data aregenerally collected monthly, primarily by mail question-naire. Respondents are asked to provide net prices or toprovide all applicable discounts. BLS attempts to baseproducer price indexes on actual transaction prices;however, list or book prices are used if transactionprices are not available. Most prices are obtained direct-ly from producing companies on a voluntary and con-fidential basis, but some prices are taken from tradepublications or from other Government agencies. Pricesgenerally are reported for the Tuesday of the week con-taining the 13th day of the month.

In calculating producer price indexes, price changesfor the various commodities are averaged together with

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Intermediate Materials,Supplies and Components

weights representing their importance in the total netselling value of all commodities as of 1972. The detaileddata are aggregated to obtain indexes for stage-of-processing groupings, commodity groupings, durabilityof product groupings, and a number of special com-posite groupings. Each index measures price changesfrom a reference period which equals 100.0 (usually1967, as designated by the Office of Management andBudget). An increase of 125 percent from the referenceperiod in the Finished Goods Price Index, for example,is shown as 225.0. This change can also be expressed indollars, as follows: "The price of a representative sam-ple of finished goods sold in primary markets in theUnited States has risen from $100 in 1967 to $225."

Index Point Change

Finished Goods Price Indexless previous indexequals index point change

Index Percent ChangeIndex point changedivided by the previous indexequals

_ result multiplied by 100equals index percent change

1 —

185.5184.5

1.0

1.0184.50.0050.005 x 1000.5

These data indicate what the percent change would be ifthe current rate were maintained for a 12-month period.

Calculating Index Changes

Movements of price indexes from one month toanother are usually expressed as percent changes ratherthan changes in index points because index pointchanges are affected by the level of the index in relationto its base period, while percent changes are not. Thebox shows the computation of index point and percentchanges.

Percent changes for 3-month and 6-month periods areexpressed as annual rates that are computed accordingto the standard formula for compound growth rates.

Seasonally Adjustedand Unadjusted Data

Because price data are used for different purposes bydifferent groups, the Bureau of Labor Statisticspublishes seasonally adjusted as well as unadjustedchanges each month.

For analyzing general price trends in the economy,seasonally adjusted data usually are preferred becausethey eliminate the effect of changes that normally occurat about the same time and in about the same magnitude

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every year—such as price movements resulting fromnormal weather patterns, regular production andmarketing cycles, model changeovers, seasonal dis-counts, and holidays. For this reason, seasonally ad-justed data more clearly reveal the underlying cyclicaltrends. Seasonally adjusted data are subject to revisionwhen seasonal factors are revised each year.

The unadjusted data are of primary interest to userswho need information which can be related to the actualdollar values of transactions. Individuals requiring thisinformation include marketing specialists, purchasingagents, budget and cost analysts, contract specialists,and commodity traders. Unadjusted data generally areused in escalating contracts such as purchase agreementsor real estate leases.

Data from the ProducerPrice Index Revision

Each month this report presents data from the Pro-ducer Price Index (PPI) revision in table 4, *'Producerprice indexes for the net output of selected industriesand their products." Indexes for the four industries inthe pilot program to test the methodology and conceptsof the PPI revision formerly appeared in table 14. Table4 includes data for additional Standard IndustrialClassification (SIC) industries (4-digit level) and Censusproducts (7-digit level); indexes for Census productclasses (5- and 6-digit levels) and more detailed sub-products (9-digit level); and, for some industries, in-dexes for other sources of revenue. Thus, table 4 showsall official indexes arising from the ongoing PPI revi-sion. By 1985, table 4 will cover all 493 SIC mining andmanufacturing industries.

Kinds of product indexesIndustries listed in table 4 may be represented by one

to three kinds of product indexes. Every industry hasprimary product indexes to show changes in pricesreceived by establishments classified in the industry forproducts made primarily, but not exclusively, withinthat industry. To be classified in an industry, anestablishment must have a plurality of its total shipmentvalue accounted for by primary products. In addition,some industries also may have secondary product in-dexes to show changes in prices received byestablishments classified in the industry for productsprimary to some other industry. Finally, some industrieshave miscellaneous receipts indexes • to show price

changes in other sources of revenue received byestablishments within the industry which are not derivedfrom the sale of their products. Because of the distinc-tion between primary and secondary products, an indexfor a product made in one industry may differ from theindex for the same product made in another industry.

Corresponding indexesSome 7-digit Census products published in table 4

correspond to 8-digit commodities published in table 6.In these cases, movements in the commodity indexes arecalculated on the basis of the movements of theircounterparts in table 4. Although most such indexescontinue to be published in table 6 on their original baseperiod of 1967 = 100 or some later base, the correspon-ding indexes in table 4 are published on a base of themonth of their introduction. Therefore, index levels forcorresponding items may differ, but monthly percentchanges will be identical.

A point code of ".99" immediately after an 8-digitcommodity code in table 6 identifies a commodity indexthat is calculated from a product index in table 4. Theaggregation of commodity price indexes into commodi-ty grouping indexes in table 6 continues to follow thetraditional methodology; similarly, stage-of-processingprice indexes in table 1 also are calculated from the com-modity grouping indexes as in the past.

How new indexes differ from traditionalcommodity indexes

New indexes differ from traditional commodity in-dexes in a number of respects:

(1) New indexes are industry-based. The entire outputof each industry is sampled, including primary andsecondary production and miscellaneous receipts.Traditional commodity indexes are based on a selectionof the most important commodities, and most Industry-Sector Price Indexes continue to be calculated fromthese! traditional commodity indexes. In addition, tradi-tional ISPI's do not cover miscellaneous receipts, andprices of products are included without systematicregard for the industry classification of the producer.New indexes, on the other hand, are based on prices ofprimary and secondary products made by producersclassified in the specified industry; as a result, new in-dexes apply to production within the specified industry.As data from more mining and manufacturing in-dustries become available, additional indexes will be

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constructed to cover each product regardless of the in-dustry of origin.

(2) New indexes are easier to use with other industry-oriented economic data because they are classified ac-cording to the SIC and incorporate most features of theCensus of Manufactures product code extensions of theSIC.

(3) New indexes use net output values of shipments asweights. Net output values refer to the value ofshipments leaving the industry and exclude intra-industry shipments. In contrast, weights in traditionalcommodity price indexes and ISPI's include shipmentswithin an industry. The resulting multiple-counting ofprice changes at successive stages of processing is onemajor defect of the traditional commodity grouping in-dexes. Stage-of-processing indexes partially correct thisdefect, but new indexes consistently correct it at alllevels of aggregation. (Net output weights are not used,however, for traditional commodity indexes whosemovements are based on corresponding new indexes.)

In the revision program, the relative importance ofitems within a product is based upon shipment valuedata and sampling weights from the revision surveyitself. When detailed products are aggregated to the5-digit product class and 4-digit industry levels,however, weights are taken from Census of Manufac-tures data, along with estimates of intra-industry

shipments from input-output tables produced by theBureau of Economic Analysis of the U.S. Departmentof Commerce.

(4) New indexes emphasize actual transaction pricesat the time of shipment to minimize the use of list pricesand order prices, which occasionally have been used intraditional commodity price indexes and ISPI's. In ad-dition, some traditional indexes have been calculated in-tentionally from order prices rather than from shipmentprices.

(5) New indexes are based on prices reported by com-panies of all sizes and locations selected by probabilitysampling. In addition, individual items and transactionterms from these firms are chosen by probability tech-niques. (Estimates of sampling error will be publishedlater.) In the traditional PPI program, major companiesselected on a judgment basis have been asked to reportprices for volume-selling items under "typical" transac-tion terms.

For further information on the underlying conceptsand methodology of the PPI revision, see two MonthlyLabor Review articles by John F. Early: "Improving theMeasurement of Producer Price Change," April 1978;and "The Producer Price Index Revision: Overview andPilot Survey Results," December 1979. Reprints areavailable from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on re-quest.

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GUAM

AMEMCAM SAMOA

REGION VIII

REGION VII

Region ISuite 1603John F. Kennedy Federal BuildingGovernment CenterBoston, Mass. 02203Phone: (617)223-6761

Region IISuite 34001515 BroadwayNew York, N.Y. 10036Phone:(212)944-3121

Region III3535 Market StreetP.O. Box 13309Philadelphia, Pa. 19101Phone:(215)596-1154

Region IV1371 Peachtree Street, N.E.Atlanta, Ga. 30367Phone: (404)881-4418

Region V9th FloorFederal Office Building230 S. Dearborn StreetChicago, III. 60604Phone:(312)353-1880

Region VISecond FloorGriffin Square BuildingDallas, Tex. 75202Phone: (214)767-6971

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