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supplement  \nThis issue contains statistics which will be incorporated inthe September issue of the Canadian Statistical Review.  \nWhere availableseasonally adjusted series appear to-gether with unadjusted series in the main tables of Sections 2 to  \n13.Unless otherwise indicated,data are unadjusted forseasonality.  \n## SECTION 6\n\nUnadjustedSeasonally adjustedTABLE -TABLEAU 1Chiffres nonChifresdesaisonnalisesdesaisonnalisesTotal inventories,shipments and orders inmanufacturing -Total des stocks,desMay(r)June(p)May(r)June(p)livraisons et des commandes des industries1981198119811981manufacturieresMai(r)Juin(p)Mai(r)Juin(p)($'000,000)  \nShipments -Livraisons…          …  …16,068.517,252.915,792.416,098.0New orders received during month -Nouvelles  \ncommandes reques au cours du mois.         16,232.317,124.416,059.616,172.8Unfilled orders at end of month -Commandes  \nen carnet a la fin du mois               …  20,117.319,988.819,756.119,830.9Inventory at end of month -Stocks a la findu mois:  \nOwned -Possedés……………        …  31,576.732,084.331,427.6Held but not owned -Détenus mais non  \npossedes.   ……     …      …   1,481.61,445.81,467.51,439.3All inventory held -Ensemble de stocksdétenus:  \nTotal             …………   …  …33,058.333,530.132,895.133,528.2Raw materials -Matieres premires.        …  13,322.213,521.813,428.813,617.6Goods in process -Produits en cours…   ……  8,721.48,849.58,736.98,977.8Finished products -Produits finis…   …   …11,014.711,158.810,729.410,932.8Ratio of inventories owned to shipments-  \nSYMBOLS  \n# REVUE STATISTIQUE\n\ndu Canada  \nSeptember-Septembre 4,1981  \nLa présente edition contient les statistiques qui apparaitront dans lenuméro de septembre de la Revue Statistique du Canada.  \nLorsqu'elles sont disponibles,les series désaisonnalisees apparais-sent maintenant avec les series non désaisonnalisees dans les principauxtableaux des sections 2a 13.Sauf mention contraire,les donnees ne sontpas corrigees des variations saisonnières  \nRapport des stocks possedés aux livraisons.  …     1.971.861.991.99  \nnombres rectifies  \nnombres provisoires  \nnéant ou zéro  \nestimation provisoire  \ncorrection  \nNota:Le présent supplément,est distribué gratuitement aux abonnes a laRevue statistique du Canada(Catalogue 11-003F).  \nSIGNES CONVENTIONNELS  \nnombres indisponibles  \nSECTION 6- Continued - suite  \nTABLE - TABLEAU 2  \nManufacturing shipments by industry-  \nMay(r)  \nLivraisons manufacturières par industrie  \n1981  \nMai(r)  \n($'000,000)  \nShipments - Total - Livraisons…………………………………16,068.5  \nNon-durable- Biens non durables………………………………………8,814.4  \nDurable- Biens durables………………………………………………………7,254.1  \nFoods and beverages - Aliments et boissons……………2,710.0Tobacco products- Tabac……………………………………………96.3  \nRubber - Caoutchouc…………………………………………………………371.2  \nLeather - Cuir…………………………………………………………91.0  \nTextile - Textiles………………………………………………………………………………436.8  \nKnitting mills- Bonneterie…………………………………………73.1  \nClothing - Habillement ……………………………………………250.1  \nWood - Bois…………………………………………………………………………………777.8  \nFurniture and fixtures - Meubles et articles  \nd'ameublement……………………………………217.3  \nPaper and allied industries- Papier etactivités annexes……………………………………………………1,343.6  \nPrinting, publishing and allied industries -  \nImprimerie,edition et industries annexes……………………522.0  \nPrimary metal - Première transformation des  \nmétaux………………………………………1,364.7  \nMetal fabricating(ex.machy. and transp.equip.)- Produits métal(sauf les machines  \net le matériel de transport)………………………………………………1,000.2  \nMachinery - Machines…………………………………………………………709.9  \nTransportation equipment - Materiel de  \ntransport………………………………………………………………………2,080.8Electrical products - Produits electriques……………………682.5  \nNon-metallic mineral products - Produits  \nminéraux non métalliques…………………………………………420.9  \nPetroleum and coal products - Produits du  \npétrole et du chabon…………………………………………1,484.1  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