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M onthly Rew ieur FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN F R A N C IS C O J A N U A R Y - D E C E MB E R 1943 Annual A gricultural production...................................................6, 13, 39, Tables Estimated production of principal crops in 1943........... Farm activities making up one w ar unit of production - • Livestock on farms, January 1, 1932-41 average, 1942-43.................................................................................. 1942 farm production and 1943 farm goals..................... Planted acreages of field crops, 1932-41 average, 1942-43.................................................................................. Production and value of crops, 1941-42............................ 50 50 15 40 6 40 13 A ircraft industry....................................................... 1, 27, 45, 63, 73 W artim e financial policies of the Twelfth D istrict aircraft in d u s try ......................................................................1-5 Tables and charts Balance sheet and selected profit and loss items, 1935-41 2 Ratios of net profit to net w orth and to sales, 1935-41. • 4 Sources and uses of funds, 1935-41.................................... ... 3 Annual review of economic conditions— 1942- .................9-16 Bank cred it............................................ 8, 15, 23, 25, 37, 47, 61, Tables and charts A gricultural loans outstanding, 1938-42......................... Banking and credit, m o n t h ly ....7, 16, 20, 24, 37, 42, 48, 53, 58, 61, 65, Consumer loans and balances outstanding, M arch 1943. D istribution by m aturity of member bank holdings of Government securities, 1940, 1942.................................. E arning assets of member banks, 1942-43....................... F arm mortgage loans outstanding, 1938-42..................... Loans and investments of member banks, 1940-42........... Bank operations......................................................................19. 27, 42 Changes in the Twelfth D istrict banking structure, 1942.27-28 Twelfth D istrict member bank profits in 1942.................42—Î3 T ables Banks in operation, 1941-42.............................................. 28 Branch bank assets, 1941-42.............................................. 28 Branch banks in operation, 1941-42.................................. 28 Operating ratios of member banks, 1940-42................... 43 Bank re se rv e s................................................................. 16, 24, 37, 48 T ables Factors affecting member bank reserve balances, 1940-42.................................................................................. 16 1942-43.................................................................................. 48 See also Bank credit, Table, Banking and credit, monthly Carloadings See Retail trade, Table, D istribution and trade, monthly 73 C onstruction.....................................................................................9, 35 25 Cost of living See Prices 73 37 Currency in circulation.................................................15, 47, 58, 61 See also Banking and credit, Table, Banking and credit, monthly 8 47 25 8 Bank deposits................................15, 24, 31, 37, 42, 47, 58, 61, 66 Expansion of demand deposits in 1942..............................31-34 Ownership of demand deposits.............................................66-69 Tables and charts D istribution of demand deposits, 1941-42....................... 34 D istribution of demand deposits by counties, December 31, 1942............................................................. 32 D istribution of deposits of $10,000 and over by owner ship, Tw elfth D istrict and U nited States, July 31,1943 67 Estim ated changes in deposits, M arch-July 1943........... 69 Percentage distribution of deposits of $10,000 and over by ownership, July 31, 1943, by location of bank - • • . 68 by size of b an k ............. 68 in m ajor cities............... 68 Percentage distribution of deposits of $3,000 and over by ownership and size of account, July 31, 1943........ 69 Percentage distribution of deposits of $3,000 and over by ownership in smaller banks outside m ajor cities, by type of bank, July 31, 1943........................................ 68 Percentage increases in demand deposits by counties, 1941-42.................................................................................. 33 See also Bank credit, Table, Banking and credit, monthly Index Departm ent store sales and stocks See Retail trade Electric pow er................................................................................ 12, 35 See also Industrial production, Table, Production and employment, monthly E m p lo y m en t............................5, 11, 17, 41, 45, 55, 59, 63, 65, 72 Manpower—a review of the problem in the Twelfth D is tr ic t.................................................................................. 55-58 Revised indexes of factory employment and payrolls - • . -65-66 Sources of manpower in the Twelfth D istric t...................59-61 Tables and charts Employment in nonagricultural establishments and on farms, 1940-43............................................................. 59 Factory employment, California, 1941-43....................... 41 Factory employment and payrolls, Twelfth D istrict and United States, 1935-43............................................ 66 Hours worked in California manufacturing plants, 1940-43 ................................................................................ 46 Nonagricultural employment, 1939-42............................. 11 W omen w age-earners in California m anufacturing industries, 1942 ................................................................. 12 See also Industrial production, Table, Production and employment, monthly Food processing and distribution......................... 6, 19, 41, 46, 50 Production, processing, and retail sales of foods...............50-53 Food processing and distribution—continued Tables Canners stocks of fruits and vegetables, California, 1937-41 average, 1942-43................................................... 52 Estim ated food store sales, 1939-43.................................. 53 Percentages of total domestic packs of fruit, vegetables, and fish, produced in the Twelfth D istrict, 1940-42- - 51 Government finance - -7, 16, 17, 23, 24, 28, 36, 47, 49, 58, 65, 71 Tables Sales of Government securities in the United States and the Tw elfth D istrict, first w ar loan d riv e................... 8 second w ar loan d riv e ............... 36 third w ar loan d riv e ................. 65 Industrial production................... 5, 10, 26, 34, 39, 45, 46, 63, 72 Tables E stim ated volume of industrial output, 1929-42............. 10 Production and employment, m o n th ly .. . . - 5, 10, 18, 26, 35, 41, 47, 51, 57, 60, 64, 72 P et r ol eu m—confinu ed See also industrial production, Table, Production and employment, monthly Population.................................................................................12, 41, Tables Civilian population, Twelfth D istrict, 1940-43............... Estimated civilian population changes, A pril 1940May 1942............................................................................... Population and inmigration, 1940-43................................ 59 41 12 60 P ric e s.................................................................................14, 20, 47, 53 Tables and charts Cost of living, m ajor Pacific Coast cities, 1935-43......... 20 Prices of m ajor crops, 1940-42, and parity prices, December 1942.................................................................... 14 Labor See Employment W ages Retail tra d e ........................................ 6, 7, 12, 19, 27, 36, 42, 53, Tables D epartm ent store inventories, 1941-42.............................. Distribution and trade, m onthly.........5, 11, 19, 26, 36, 40, 47, 52, 56, 60, 64, Estimated food store sales, 1939-43.................................... Lumber .................................. ..........................................26, 35, 40, 64 Tables and charts Lumber mill stocks and unfilled orders, 1938-43........... 40 See also Industrial production, Table, Production and employment, monthly Shipbuilding....................................................... 10, 34, 45, 63, 72, 73 Tabic Ship deliveries under the M aritim e Commission pro gram. Pacific Coast yards, December 1, 1941-April 30, 1943........................................................................ .. 34 Manpower See Employment Population Mining and m etals........................................................................ 10, 40 Table Mine production of non-ferrous metals, 1929-42............. 40 N ational business conditions...............Jan. suppl., Feb. suppl., 21, 29, M ay suppl., 44, July suppl., 54, Sept. suppl., 62, 70, 74 Petroleum .............................................................................. 35, 40, 64 Table Demand-supply situation for residual fuel oil and gasoline, 1942-43 ............................................................... 36 64 12 72 53 W ag es.................................................................................19, 26, 57, 65 Revised indexes of factory employment and payrolls. • • -65-66 Tables and charts Average hourly earnings in selected durable goods industries, California, February 1943............................ 26 Factory employment and payrolls, Tw elfth D istrict and U nited States, 1935-43............................................... 66 See also Industrial production, Table, Production and employment, monthly W ar contracts.......................................................................... 5, 39, 72 W ar loan drives See Government finance
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