Nordman Lumber Company handles two principal lines of mechandise               with the associated gross profit shown below:                               Lumber 52%             Millwork 53%                             On August 25, a fire destroyed the office and a considerable portion of               the lumber and millwork inventory stacked in the yard. To file a loss for               insurance purposes, the company must know what the inventories were               immediately preceeding the fire. No detail or perpetual inventory records               were available after the fire except the following general ledger information               which was kept in a fireproof vault.                                     Lumber Millwork       Inventory, January 1     $455,000 $360,000       Purchases up to August 25     $1,530,000 $920,000       Sales up to August 25     $2,595,000 $995,000                       Using the gross profit method for estimating inventory, determine the               amount of inventory for both lumber and millwork that was on hand               just before the fire.

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  Nordman Lumber Company handles two principal lines of mechandise            
  with the associated gross profit shown below:            
               
  Lumber 52%          
  Millwork 53%          
               
  On August 25, a fire destroyed the office and a considerable portion of            
  the lumber and millwork inventory stacked in the yard. To file a loss for            
  insurance purposes, the company must know what the inventories were            
  immediately preceeding the fire. No detail or perpetual inventory records            
  were available after the fire except the following general ledger information            
  which was kept in a fireproof vault.            
               
        Lumber Millwork    
  Inventory, January 1     $455,000 $360,000    
  Purchases up to August 25     $1,530,000 $920,000    
  Sales up to August 25     $2,595,000 $995,000    
               
  Using the gross profit method for estimating inventory, determine the            
  amount of inventory for both lumber and millwork that was on hand            
  just before the fire.            
               
                       
    Note: Enter all amounts as positive amounts                  
            Lumber Millwork        
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