Full text of G.12.3 Industrial Production : August 25, 1945
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERV , At For release in morning papers Saturday, August 25, 1945 SYSTOL R&S BI - 252 August 25, 1945 BUSINESS INDEXES 1939 average * 100 for factory employment and payrolls; 1923-25 average * 100 for construction contracts; 1835-39 average * ICO for all other series Adjusted for se##ozial.yari<ition, 1945 1944 July June July Industrial production Total Manufactures Total Durable nondurable Minerals Construction contracts, value Total Residential All other Factory employment Total Durable goods Nondurable goods Factory payrolls Total Durable goods Nondurable goods f Without ; >9easpneJ..ad4ustm.3r.t .... 19'15 1944 f July June 1 July p212 220 230 p213 221 232 p224 p291 pl69 pl44 233 308 1/3 144 : 246 347 165 139 p225 p292 pl71 pl47 234 308 174 147 248 348 167 143 50 22 73 38 14 57 59 24 87 43 14 66 * * « 149.0 193.6 113.8 pl43.4 pl84.2 pill.2 165.2 225.3 117.9 • * pl43.5 pl84.4 pill.2 * » mm 4> —- * 148.4 193.8 112.6 165.3 225.5 117.9 298.3 393.6 205.1 326.8 453.8 202.6 mm • • — # Freight carloadings 139 140 143 143 145 147 Department store sales, value 218 202 189 163 186 142 165 * 172 148 Department store stocks, value * j m • *• Data go yet available. p—-Preliminary. Note#—Production, carloadings, and department store sales indexes based on daily averages# To convert durable manufactures# nondurable manufactures, and minerals indexes to points in total index, shown in Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply durable by .379* nondurable by .469, and minerals by #152, Construction contract indexes based on 3 - w m t h moving averages, centered at second month, of P. W• Dodge data for 37 Eastern States. To convert indexes to value figurea, shown in the Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply total by #410,269,000, residential by -8184,137,000, and all other by $226,132,000. Employment index, without seasonal adjustment, end payrolls index compiled by Bureau of Labor Statistics. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1935-39 average = 100) Adjusted for . seasonal variation 1944 1945 July July! June Without seasonal adjustment 1944 1945 July July June MANUFACTURES Iron and steel 188 182 204 173 422 p370 p523 pl94 Pig iron Steel Open hearth Electric Machinery Transportation equipment Automobiles Konferrous metals and products Smelting and refining Lumber and products Lumber Furniture Stone, clay, and glass products Plate glass Cement Clay products Gypsum and plaster products Abrasive and asbestos products fertiles and products Cotton consumption Rayon deliveries Wool textiles Leather products Tanning Cattle hide leathers Calf and kip leathers Goat and kid leathers Sheep and lamb leathers Shoes Manufactured food products Wheat flour Meatpacking Other manufactured foods Processed fruits and vegetables Tobacco products Cigars Cigarettes Other tobacco products p#~preliminary, * pl83 pll5 * pi 36 pl66 62 * pll8 pl68 p294 pl41 123 219 * pi 12 * * * * * pl07 pl46 pi 34 pl35 pl50 pll7 .• •* * * i 192 181 214 173 505 393 574 210 219 184 116 104 138 165 43 95 120 165 298 150 144 220 144 127 119 137 97 58 137. 132 151 138 141 156 135 139 93 177 90 202 196 222 184 491 435 704 223 244 246 124 114 143 165 60 86 124 182 294 139 139 193 131 105 113 126 78 81 144 100 153 113 175 153 130 122 86 154 78 188 182 204 173 422 p370 p523 pl94 * pl82 pl20 * pl36 pl65 62 * pll7 pl68 p294 pl41 123 219 # pl09 * * * * ' " w • pl07 pl55 pi 33 pl27 ' pl'55 pl52 * * # * 192 181 214 173 505 393 574 210 219 183 121 112 138 166 43 102 118 169 298 150 144 220 144 125 116 132 99 59 135 132 150 132 139 146 104 145 93 186 92 202 196 222 184 491 435 704 223 243 244 130 123 143 165 60 94 124 182 294 139 139 193 131 103 107 119 77 80 134 100 163 112 162 159 169 127 86 . 162 1 | !. !' ; . : i |; I1 iI ii | i 1 i i | ! ! | 178 * Data not yet available. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (1935-39 average 100) 1 Adjusted for Without seasonal variation seasonal adjustment 1%U , IS»U5 , 1 5 h5 19Ut J uiy July •••Ally- June June MASUFACTUHSS (Cont'd.) Paper and products Peperboard Newsprint production Printing and publishing Newsprint consumption Petroleum and coal products Petroleum refining Gasoline Fuel oil Lubricating oil Kerosene t Coke Byproduct Beehive . Chemicals L Rayon i Industrial chemicals Rubber * 11*9 80 pio? 88 * * p!52 * * * * s ' pll42 160 79 106 85 273 289 148 177 136 132 163 155 133 1U8 83 95 87 247 259 137 164 125 128 172 164 HtZ P3&5 P312 P2U3 p4l2 p217 U2k 320 243 iaa 221 514 237 408 227 pl49 pl46 pl 17 pl54 150 153 129 151 no 143 151 118 11*2 117 * pllf2 160 80 105 273 * 289 148 P152 •* 177 * 136 * 124 * 163 * 155 424 P365 316 ?3C8 p2U3 243 pUl2 1 412 221 p217 132 148 82 89 75 247 259 137 164 124 119 172 164 1.42 310 257 408 227 pl49 , 150 pi46 153 p H 7 1 129 151 P%54 . * 131 • 301 143 151 118 142 142 323 149 78 plOl 76 * m- MINERALS Fuels Bituminous coal Anthracite Crude petroleum Metals , Iron ore , J j $ * Data not yet avai lable* p~~Preliminary or estimated# FREIGHT CARLOADINGS (1935-39 average * 100) Coal Coke Grain Livestock Forest products Ore • Miscellaneous Merchandise, l.c.l. : :^ " 1 ; • . ' 136 193 157 121 140 171 T4'6 67 143 143 ' 136 181 194 j 187 188 lLh 155 121 1 124 97 140 156 144 1P9 170 273 148 T 4 6 "— 1 > 0 66 68 6? 143 178 158 99 149 263 150 68 143 188 172 102 157 302 151 66 Note,--To convert coal and miscellaneous indexes to points in total index, shown in the Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply coal by .213 and miscellaneous by .548*