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1 10caI File Copy :--- STICS Industry and Merchandising Division OTTAWA :OF.B Published by Authority of the Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of Trade slid Co 4 p y Vol.7-No. 10 Price per year RADIO A10) TE1ZVISION REOXIVING SETS OCTOB, 1952 Sales of radio receiving sets by Canadian producers during October, 1952 totalled 62,807 units, valued at 45,510,231 at list prices exclusive of sales for export. The provincial distribution of sales s as follows: Ontario, 25,885; Qjiebec, 12,482; British Columbia, 5,686; Manitoba, 4,295; Maritimes, 5,354; Alberta, 5,568; Saskatchewan, 2,501 and Newfoundland, 1,036. Television sets are not included in these figures. Table 1 - Production of Radio Receiving Sets (excluding television), Year Number Value (at factory prices) ,010 11,268, ,372 9,215, ,149 4,682, , ,31? 979, ,199 15,759, ,276 33,063, ,493 25,411, ,051 29,411, ,772 33,497, ,395 29,635,311 Table 2 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio Receiving Sets, , and First Ten Months 1951 and 1952 (excluding television) Year Number Value (at list prices) ,556 23,283, ,163 14,404, ,201 (Not avail ,543 able) ,320 28,849, ,419 60,399, ,467 49,351, ,51? 53,629, ,619 59,159, ,232 51,452, First Ten Months 449,509 40,081, First Ten Months 418,312-38,023,69 Mo Table 3 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Television Sets, , and First Ten Months 1951 and 1952 Year Number Value (at list prices) 1949 (September-December only) 4,163 1,684, ,623 12,947, ,185 20,835, First Ten Months 28,979 15,607, First Ten Months - 85,704 38,761,092
2 ab1e 4 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio heceiving Sets, by Provinces October, 1952, with Comparative Totals for October, 1951 glectric (except television) - Standard broadca.t - ConsOle. No. Table No. Console. No. Table No. Frequency modulation - Console. No. Table No. Newfound- Man- Seakat- Britich iobec Ontario Manitoba Alberta CANADA ,000 3, ,911 9,246 15,615 2,674 1,452 3,006 3,238 39,681 15, , , , ,486 55, , ,288 1,530, ,232 5,101 4,464 2,241 6,278 4,464 24, ,995 6,964 37,791 52,249 70,597 17,516 8,186 15,094 40, , Cbinationa (except television) - Standard broadcast - Console - Manual. Automatic. No. No. Table - Man**l. No. Automatic. No. * Console - Autmaitic. No. Table - Manual. No. Automatic. No. * ,523 1, ? 846 6,368 4,186 78, , , ,147 71, , ,564 1,599, ,400 3,500 8,050 12,600 1,400 1,820 1,890 6,510 39, ,929 9,334 14, ,738 26, ,356 7,602 85, , , ,411 65, , ,215 1,093,660 Frequency modulation - Console - Automatic. No ,070 1, , ,545 17,675 7,920 41,590
3 Table 4 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio Receiving Sets, by Provinces, October, 1952, with Comparative Totals for October,1951 (Concluded) Newfoundland Iri- 4uebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan British Alberta Columbia Battery - Staudard Broadcast - Console.. No.. 1 Table. No '7l 56 1,055 * 2,225 3,469 3,101 3,719 5,692 10,162 17,825 2,476 48,669 I. Console.. No. Table. No ,708 4,781 1,519 2,545 2,399 2,904 3,612 3,794 36,262 Portables - Battery. No ,659 1, ,597 Battery-electric. No ,410 * 299 4,697 21,922 28,764 7,055 5,315 9,401 16,456 93,909 Automobile -. No , , ,391 5, ,261 11,162 5,176 11,200 3, ,091 CANADA TOTAL SALES - October, No. 1,036 5,354 12,482 25,885 4,295 2,501 5,568 5,686 62,807 55, , ,132 2,140, , , , ,085 5,510,231 TOTAL SALES - October, No ,367 10,234 16,062 2,892 1,528 2,458 3,576 39,267 * 10, , ,571 1,612, , ,85t 285, ,705 3,940,198 a List prices.
4 Table 5 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio Receiving eta, by Provinces, Ten Iontha Ended October, 1952 J. 10 Newfound- Marl- Sat- British quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta CA1ADk I land tines chewan Columbia Electric (except television) - Standard broadcast - Console.. No ,609 3,025 16,741 2,638 4,586 5,525 5,705 39,829 Table. No. 1,324 20,221 54,364 88,157 14,878 9,418 16,628 15, ,770 41, ,752 2,016,985 3,392, , , , ,533 8,419,691 Console.. No ,647 7,672 17,788 6,099 7,704 5,999 6,597 55,506 Table. No ,508 3,593 4, ,537 15,100 32, , , ,586 79,119 35,989 77, ,268 1,316,111 Frequency modulation - No. 1 Console Table. No ,752 13, ,805 Combinations (except television) - Standard broadcast - Console - Manual.. No, Automatic.. No ,752 5,891 13,581 4,363 1,718 4,549 6,201 38,155 25, ,770 1,464,450 3,305,557 1,029, ,431 1,107,050 1,528,851 9,280,901 Table - Manual.. No ,687 1,400 3,500 44,304 59,383 1,400 1,820 1,890 6, ,207 Automatic.. No , ,163 * 5,408 43, , ,273 25,922 22,414 26,331 44, ,091 Console - Manual.. No. ". Automatic.. No. 78 1,241 2,639 5,153 2,156 1,030 3,560 3,637 19,494 23, , ,754 1,652, , ,507 1,151,677 1,269,802 6,412,746 Table - Manual.. No. Aut,atic.. No Prequency wodulat ion' - Console - Automatic.. No , ,398 1,070 15, , , ,165 29,7 111, ,806 1,082,199
5 abie 5 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio Receiving Jets, by Provinces, Ta Months Ended 1 October, j9b2 (Concluded) Marl- Newfound- Saskat- British Uebeo Ontario Manitoba Alberta land times chewan Columbia Battery - Standard broadcast - 0 Console No I- 4 2, ,540 Table..No , ,791 1, ,201 15,602 34,615 15,954 90,675 44,605 72,406 92,892 21, ,252 Console No , ,230 Table.. No ,205 60,461 29,153 7,920 14,470 7,360 14,840 18,249 38, ,770 ict CANAD& 0. I- 0 :3 0. Portables - Battery.. No ,972 2,365 4,657 23,978 21,581 4,064 4,431 12,032 7,655 80,763 Battery-electric.. No ,831 7,825 1, ,675 2,325 18,579 1,124 58, , ,233 66,239 47, , ,561 1, AutOmobile -.. No. 60 1,064 4,264 71,321 1,658 1,055 3, , ,972 80, ,769 8,083, ,543 83, ,271 65,470 9,070,054, TOTAL, ALL TYPES - Ten Months, No. 3,795 29,717 77, ,337 26,972 16,918 33,424 32, , ,644 2,034,997 5,692,601 18,196,413 2,783,219 1,445,376 3,577,890 4,035,229 3e,023,369 COIARATIVE TOTAL, ALL TYPES - Ten Months, No. 3,246 26,417 87, ,150 32,303 14,725 27,602 30, , ,793 1,758,729 6,756,753 20,912,018 2,944,230 1,317,103 2,713,683 3,476,815 40,081,124 List prices.
6 Radio and Television Receiving Sets -6- Table 6 - Producers' Inventories of Radio Receiving Sets, End of October Type Number of sets Electric (except television) - Standard broadcast. - Console. 111 Table 66,813 Short ve - Console. 391 Table 3,198 Frequency modulation.. - Console. 23 Table 139 Combinations (except television) - Standard broadcast. - Console - Manual. Automatic 4,994 Table - Manual 585 Automatic 67 Short wave... - Console - Manual. Automatic 3,479 Table - Manual. Automatic. Frequency modulation.. - Console - Manual.. Automatic 76? Table - Manual Automatic. Battery Standard broadcast. - Console. 8 Table 3,384 Short wave - Console. 13 Table 1,406 Portables - Battery 7 27 Battery-electric 5,693 Automobile - 3,025 TOTAL immmixs, ALL SETS. 94,823 Table 7 - Producers' Domestic Sales of Radio Sets (excluding tel evision) by Months, Month (Number) anuary.. 40,794 39,371 50,685 29,719 February. 44,268 47,668 56,848 34,702 March. 55,283 56,247 66,006 31,484 April. 50,434 58,317 57,476 38,774 May 50,102 50,930 38,792 44,486 June.. 63,350 53,871 32,930 39,289 July.. 42,756 47,563 28,804 38,036 August 49,568 58,917 36,311 41,277 September 63,413 89,209 42,390 57,740 October.. 71,357 81,000 45,544 62,807 Total - Ten Months 531, , , ,312 November. 92,619 91,043 59,104 Deemaber. 100,573 84,483 59,342 Total 724, , ,232
7 Radio and Television Receiving Sets Table 8 - Television Receiver Sales and Inventory. October Total value Number of at list prices Month-end units sold (including taxes) inventory (No. of units) Table models (with or without radio) Under 400 (list price).. 10,034 3,426,684 1, and over 2, , Console models (with or without radio) - Under 400 (list price).. 6,644 2,985,937 1, and over 3,765 2,022,929 1,448 TV-Phono combinations (with or without radio and either table or console) , Total. 23,020 9,798,156 5,953 Table 9 - Television Receiver Sales, Ten Months Ended, October, 1952 Number of units sold Total value at list prices (including taxes) Table models (with or without radio) - Under 4400 (list price) and over Console models (with or without radio) - Under 500 (list price) and over TV-Plono combinations (with or without radio and either table or console) 29,443 10,271,634 11,738 5,293,853 23,345 10,741,209 14,848 8,373,213 6,330 4,081,183 Total 85,704 38,761,092 Table 10 - Television Receiver Sales by Areas. October and Ten Months Ended October October, 1952 Ten months ended October, 1952 Total value Total value Area Units at list prices Units at list prices sold (including taxes) sold (including taxes) 4 Windsor area 3,113 1,249,323 13,012 5, Niagara Peninsula. 2,326 1,025,561 12,326 5,596,300 Toronto-Hamilton.. 10,288 4,333,880 35,051 15,989,545 Other. 7,293 3,189,392 25,315 11,455,584 Total. 23,020 9,798,156 85,704 38,761,092 Table 11 - Producers' Dor -.estic Sales of Television Sets by Months Month (Number) January 761 3,820 4,560 February 1,358 4,509 3,917 March 1,226 5,426 4,082 April Not 1,417 4,407 4,005 May 1,085 1,088 5,895 June avail- 1, ,835 July 1, ,342 August able 2, ,520 September 677 3,939 3,007 17,528 October 874 4,293 4,948 23,020 Total - Ten Months. 1,551 19,183 28,979 85,704 - November 1,598 4,904 5,626 December 1,014 5,536 4,580 Total 4,163 29,623 39,185
8 Radio and Televi sion Receiving 3eta - 8 jjj f If ff f Jj Ij If IIIllhI1III/ I STICS CAIJPDA LIBRARY P. FCLJE ST1SIQJE CANADA Table 12 - Imports of Radio Receiving Sets Ten Months, 1952 Radio receiving sets Other radio Ionth ii'iported under special receiving P 0 t a 1 conditions c*) sets January.. No. 2, ,871 75,607 45, ,3 February. No. 1, ,2 57,381 45, ,7b March. No. 2, ,4 106,546 49, ,80L April. No. 4,633 1,859 6,49 168,271 70, ,970 May No. 4,183 3,006 7, ,412 92, ,851 June.. No. 4,130 1,255 5, , , ,097 July.. No. 6,573 2,888 9, ,003 88, ,757 August No. 9, , ,922 80, ,612 September No. 8,437 1,527 9,964 * 299, , ,787 October.. No. 7,288 1,350 8, , , ,956 Total. No. 51,568 14,554 66,122 (i) 1,869, ,853 2,767,923 Imported by returning tourists who stayed more than 48 hours in a foreign country. Table 13 - Exports of Radio Receiving Sets, Ten Months, 1952 Month Number jiusry.. 2,480 77,307 February. 1,512 55,911 March. 2,801 94,398 April. 2, ,634 May 3, ,855 June.. 5, ,248 July.. 1, ,407 August ,919 September 2, ,400 October.. 5, ,100 Total. 27,969 1,182,179 Table 14 - Production and Imports of Radio Pubes, Ten Months, 1952 Production Imports Month Radio receiving tubes Radio tubes Radio tube parts Number I Number January 491, , , ,136 96,255 February.. 488, , , ,990 91,952 March.. 457, , , , ,441 April.. 502, , , , ,282 May. 469, , , , ,459 June 492, , , , ,254 July 312, , , , ,820 August. 395, , , ,183 98,273 September. 499, , , , ,736 October 701, , , , ,156 Total 4,816,873 2,929,058 1,795,497 3,475,123 1,428,
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