Full text of G.12.3 Industrial Production : August 15, 1955
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0.12*3 Unadjusted Seasonally adjusted 1955 1955 1954 May ! May July •pJttly I June pJvly j June 1 Industrial production Total Manufactures Total Durable Nondurable Minerals Consumer durable goods Total Major consumer durables Autos Household Other consumer durables Construction contracts, value Total Residential All other Employment and payrolls ifoziagri cult oral emp., total Manufacturing prod, workers Employment, total Durable Nondurable Payrolls, total Freight carloadings 1954 July 140 139 138 123 133 139 138 116 143 157 128 122 l4l 155 128 123 140 153 127 121 124 134 114 112 134 149 119 122 141 155 126 122 139 155 124 122 116 125 107 110 155 174 195 158 110 14? 165 l8o 154 106 145 164 189 143 103 116 126 127 127 93 138 153 195 117 104 144 160 164 142 106 147 167 205 136 102 102 107 125 92 90 tua* n.a. n.a* 252.7 289.5 228.3 244.6 205.7 280.1 233.0 221.0 187.6 n.a* n.a. n.a* 293.5 320.0 275.8 295.7 332.2 271.4 224.9 236.4 217.2 113.6 113.1 112.5 109.8 113.1 113.1 111.8 109.4 106.8 114.9 97.3 106.7 114.4 97.7 105.8 99.7 113.1 104.6 97.1 94.1 • - — — — 105.5 113.3 96.3 150.9 105.8 114.3 95-8 152.1 104.1 112.8 94.0 150.1 98.5 103.0 93.1 131.9 94 96 82 99 116 pl28 117 124 111 124 e 97 n.a. 95 Department store sales, value el23 Department store stocks,value n.a. 98 98 86 109 pl22 115 128 88 116 Note: Construction contract indexes based on 3-month moving averages, centered at second month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States* Employment and payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics* e—Estimated p—Preliminary n.a.—Not available INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1947-49 average * 100) Unadjusted 1955 1954 Jvily pJuly 1 June Dear 1 i 1955 pJuly 1 June 1 May W July DURABLE MANUFACTURES: Primary metals Metal fabricating Fabricated metal products Machinery Nonelectrical Electrical Transportation equipment Instruments Clay, glass and lumber prod. Stone, clay and glass prod. Lumber and products Furniture and miscellaneous Furniture and fixtures Miscellaneous manufactures 139 168 136 158 137 199 204 153 143 156 131 135 122 145 142 163 135 155 136 194 194 149 142 153 133 134 122 143 140 162 134 151 134 183 199 142 138 149 128 131 117 140 103 147 121 141 125 173 170 136 113 131 96 120 106 130 126 159 133 143 130 167 203 148 138 153 126 126 113 135 143 164 135 153 137 184 200 149 145 155 137 130 117 139 143 165 134 151 135 181 209 142 139 149 129 126 113 136 94 138 116 128 119 145 165 132 109 123 91 112 59 121 111 n.a. n.6. 125 n.a. n.a. 138 n.a. 127 162 n.a. 136 109 n.a. n.a. 112 108 116 126 149 107 138 156 127 160 169 136 109 109 De&e 113 109 117 124 147 105 137 156 125 158 167 134 110 110 109 98 95 102 99 97 100 126 133 121 141 148 122 105 105 101 97 n.a. n.a. 110 n.a. n.a. 127 n.a. 119 153 n.a. 136 113 n.a. n.a. 108 108 108 126 150 105 137 156 126 157 164 136 112 112 n.a. 110 108 113 121 145 100 137 153 126 155 164 131 105 104 109 86 82 91 86 85 87 116 120 113 133 138 122 1C8 109 92 124 87 l4l 115 123 86 140 123 121 81 140 120 112 70 133 108 120 77 141 127 119 74 140 138 120 77 140 132 108 57 133 119 NONDURABLE MANUFACTURES: Textiles and apparel Textile mill products Apparel and allied products Rubber and leather products Rubber products Leather and products Paper and printing Paper and allied products Printing and publishing Chemicals and petroleum prod. Chemicals and allied prod. Petroleum and coal products Food, beverages and tobacco Food and beverage mfrs. Tobacco manufactures MINERALS: Mineral fuels Coal Crude oil and natural gas Metal, stone and earth min. p--Preliminary n.a.—Not available 3. IHDUBTRIAL PRODUCTION (1947-49 average • 100) June Primary metals Ferrous metals Pig iron Steel Carbon steel Alloy steel Castings and forgings Nonferrous metals Fabricated metal products Structural metal parts Stampings and misc. metal products Nonelectrical machinery Farm machinery Industrial and commercial machinery Machine tools and presses Electrical machinery Electrical apparatus and parts Transportation equipment Autos Trucks Aircraft and parts Railroad cars Stone, clay and glass products Glass and pottery products Cement Lumber and products Lumber Millwork and plywood Textile mill products Cotton and synthetic fabrics Cotton consumption Synthetic fabrics Wool textiles Knit goods Apparel and allied products Men's outerwear Women's outerwear Misc. apparel, etc. n.a.—Hot available Without seasonal adjustment 1954 1955 1 Apr. June 1 May 1 May 141 137 147 144 169 129 150 143 138 151 148 169 128 144 143 134 148 145 171 133 148 105 99 109 111 102 97 122 104 94 108 108 109 97 120 136 128 136 131 132 129 126 114 125 116 95 136 162 95 134 157 95 131 154 84 127 157 84 127 161 176 175 171 156 159 184 134 466 29 205 132 469 39 223 137 472 28 143 96 472 25 146 101 472 32 136 n.a. 131 159 132 151 115 138 117 137 122 207 116 195 115 201 106 155 117 l6l 110 100 134 86 113 117 104 146 83 108 118 103 154 79 108 96 92 110 70 106 59 95 107 68 105 107 114 107 119 116 103 118 129 103 95 104 98 108 105 97 4. / INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1947-49 average » 100) Without seasons June Rubber products Tires and tubes Leather and products Leather Paper and allied products Wood pulp Paper and board Paperboard Printing and publishing Newsprint consumption Job printing and periodicals Chemicals and allied products Industrial chemicals Synthetic fibers Paints Petroleum and coal products y/ Petroleum refining Gasoline z Fuel oil Coke Food and beverage manufactures Food manufactures / Meat products y Dairy products Canned and Jficozen foods Grain mill products Bakery products Beverages Alcoholic beverages Beer and ale Coal Bituminous coal Crude oil and natural gas Crude oil Metal mining Iron ore Stone and earth minerals / 2351. May L~M adjustment WE.May June A 128 119 111 95 89 90 171 143 151 169 140 147 153 129 136 148 125 132 /131 123 135 122 134 122 119 120 125 119 184 184 131 182 178 125 182 189 122 152 157 117 150 149 116 142 153 137 103 135 146 128 105 136 144 129 104 131 141 122 79 130 143 122 80 108 114 145 108 108 99 n.a. n.a. n.a. 102 114 140 87 104 97 113 107 120 100 118 117 81 102 94 107 106 113 106 108 145 99 114 98 124 114 128 ICO 105 135 85 106 96 113 108 117 78 83 77 65 65 127 141 179 134 128 131 152 133 132 101 79 128 125 120 152 127 124 108 126 125 146 n.a. 175 y Z 145/ 7 135 z Note.--Groups and subgroups include Individual series not published separately, n.a.--Not available OUTPUT OF CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS (1947-49 average = 100) Seasonally adjusted 1955 1954 June June 1 May 1 Apr. Unadjusted 1955 June) May I Apr. 1954 June MAJOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Furniture and floor coverings Furniture Floor coverings 1/ Appliances and heaters Major appliances Ranges Refrigeration appliances Laundry appliances Heating apparatus Radio and television sets Radio sets Television sets 117 122 — 113 118 110 115 96 102 — 113 118 109 114 Ill 113 93 98 — — 152 156 122 178 163 n.a. 269 66 658 146 153 105 169 188 125 222 68 516 145 152 101 166 199 121 226 65 532 110 111 79 131 113 107 243 45 621 154 160 117 191 168 n.a. 192 65 434 145 156 100 183 181 113 189 75 4o8 150 162 106 187 193 113 228 74 521 112 114 76 141 117 104 165 44 397 105 108 101 104 98 102 96 96 108 104 101 102 96 102 96 93 OTHER CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS: Auto parts and tires Misc. home and personal goods 1/ Publication suspended pending revision of data back to 1952. OUTPUT OF MAJOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS (1947-49 average = 100) June Woven carpets Gas ranges Electric ranges Refrigerators Freezers Washing machines Driers and ironers Vacuum cleaners Furnaces Water heaters Auto radios Household radios Table model TV Console model TV 79 93 159 121 179 146 364 86 126 n.a. 166 37 46l 410 Without seasonal adjustment 1954 1955 May June i 1 May 1 Apr. 71 86 125 117 154 163 336 92 101 147 200 41 546 283 85 94 126 125 131 169 412 91 103 140 201 39 629 424 66 70 86 78 188 112 158 69 93 134 96 30 428 369 68 71 9b 85 169 107 14? 7d 85 125 112 30 396 328 pp.438*452, reprint available on request. Back figures, not in Bulletin, on individual indexes for major household goods, without seasonal adjustment, also available on request to Division of Research and Statistics.
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