131 years of the Dow — what's in and what's out

See how the Dow has morphed from an industrial average to one that reflects consumer, finance and tech.

Source: Dow Jones; Updated March 13, 2015 Interactive: Rob Hanley and Tal Yellin / CNNMoney

Methodology and notes

We condensed the following sectors: Industrials and Basic Materials into Industry, Consumer Goods and Consumer Services into Consumer, Oil & Gas and Utilities into Energy, Technology and Telecommunications into Technology. Financials and Health Care remain the same.

The following companies were listed in a year they were also replaced in, therefore they don't appear on the timeline. North American, U.S. Rubber, and U.S. Cordage pfd. in 1896, International Paper pfd. in 1901, and U.S. Realty and Kennecott in 1925.