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 \nNota:Le présent supplément,est distribué gratuitement aux abonnes a laRevue statistique du Canada(Catalogue 11-003F).  \nSYMBOLS  \n..nombres indisponiblesnombres rectifiesneant ou zeroestimation provisoire  \n2.152.052.00  \nSIGNES CONVENTIONNELS  \nStatistics  \nSeasonally adjusted  \nUnadjusted  \nChiffres non  \nChiffres  \ndésaisonnalises  \ndésaisonnalises  \nJanuary(r)  \nFebruary(p)  \nJanuary(r)  \nManufacturing shipments,by industry-Livraisons manufacturieres par industrie  \nFebruary(p)  \n1981  \n1981  \n1981  \n1981  \nFevrier(p)  \nJanvier(r)  \nFevrier(p)  \nJanvier(r)  \n($'000,000)  \nShipments -Total -Livraisons..……       …  13,497.514,072.414,491.014,874.1Non-durable -Biens non durables..…      ……   7,855.97,967.88,363.78,393.4Durable-Biens durables…                    5,641.66,104.66,127.36,480.7Foods and beverages -Aliments et boissons.  …   2,339.52,364.92,597.52,563.3Tobacco products -Tabac.…      ……    97.3100.3114.595.5Rubber -Caoutchouc         ……   ……     304.1355.6341.7361.8Leather -Cuir……   ………      ………     87.897.498.295.9Textile -Textiles……       …  …………    347.8381.2366.5381.5Knitting mills-Bonneterie.   ……     ……     68.272.076.874.0Clothing-Habillement …   …        ……   281.4329.3297.5313.9Wood -Bois……         ……………      612.4665.3684.4748.5Furniture and fixtures-Meubles et articles  \nďameublement   ……     ………………    169.9195.1192.3203.3Paper and allied industries -Papier et  \nactivités annexes………               …    1,196.71,224.11,254.81,308.9Printing,publishing and allied industries - 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