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FEDERAL

RESERVE

statistical

release
For immediate release;
December 15, 1970

0.12.3
BUSINESS I N D E X E S
1957-59 average = 100

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Ratio scale

Seasonally adjusted, 1957-59=100

T()TAL INDEIX

1965

1966

1967

1968

Series

Industrial production, total
Market groupings:
Final products
Consumer goods
Business equipment
Materials
Industry groupings:
Manufacturing
Durable goods
Nondurable goods
Mining
Utilities

.^

1969

!
^pNOY

1970

SoagonallY AriilwM! \4X
1Q70

lorr-

| qppi-_

•Value data
p—Preliminary
r--revised




1967

1968

1970

1969

1 Hqtr 54ABQnftliY Ad1u? t o d

1QM
Nov. |

1969

1970

pNoy

|

Oct.

| Sept.

Nov.

161

162

166

171

163

rl66

rl70

174

' 159
157

rl60
rl57

177
1164

163
160

178

rl82

rl65

169

168
161
194
175

160
158
177
165

rl65
rl64
rl78
rl68

rl69
rl68
rl83
rl71

170
163
194
177

161

168
162

170
141

rl64
rl56
rl75
rl42

rl74
rl40

175
175
175
133

--

--

--

--

J

159
152
! 167
| 140
: 241

160
154
rl67
rl40
r242

164
rl60
rl68
rl39
r243

Employment and payrolls:
Nonagriculturalf total
Manufacturing, prod, workers j 133.4 rl33.7 rl34.3
Employment
! 106.1 rl07.0 rlll.l
Payrolls*
169.3 rl70.1 rl78.4
Freight carloadings

1966

1965

86.1

82.7

87.1

172
172
172
133
226

134.8
116.2
182.8
94.7

| 154

| 134.5 rl34.7 rl35.0
107.0 rl08.3 112.9
171.0 rl72.5 rl82.0
87.9

93.8

90.8

135.9
117.2
184.6
96.4

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1957-59=100
SEASONALLY

ADJUSTED

MARKET

TOTAL

[1957-59
PROPORTION

NOV.

DEC.

JAN.

,

LOO.00

171.4

171.1

170.4

170.5

171.1

,

47.35
32.31
15.04
52.65

GROUPINGS

INDEX

F I N A L P R O D U C T S , TOTAL
CONSUMER GOODS
EQUIPMENT,
INCL D E F E N S E
MATERIALS

1970

1969
FEB.

MAR.

APR.

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG. SEPT.

OCT.

170.2

169.0

168.8

169.2

168.8

165.8

162.4

161.4

D

NOV.

168,
160.
185.
174.

168,
160.
185,
173.

168.5
161.5
183.6
172.5

169.9
162.4
186.2
171.5

169.7
162.0
186.3
171.7

168.5
163.2
179.9
171.9

167.7
163.2
177.3
170.4

167.1
162.8
176.3
171.2

166.8
163.5
173.7
171.4

166.5
16 3 . 5
173.0
171.2

163.0
160.1
169.6
169.0

159.7
157.0
165.4
165.2

159.1
156.9
163.9
163.6

110
78

CONSUMER GOCDS
A U T O M O T I V E PRODUCTS
AUTOS
AUTO P A R T S & A L L I E D

,
PRODUCTS,

3.21
1.82
1.39

168.0
153.8
186.7

160.9
141.6
186.2

155.3
132.9
184.9

154.8
127.6
190.7

160.0
138.4
188.5

158.4
136.1
187.8

166.4
156.0
180.1

170.3
163.0
179.9

172.8
163.8
184.7

167.5
163.3
173.1

133.2
108.5
165.7

109.4
76.5
152.8

HOME GOODS AND A P P A R E L
,
HOME GOODS
TV £ R A D I O S . . .
APPLIANCES,
APPLIANCES
TV ANC HOME R A D I O S
,
FU R N I T U R E AN D R UGS
M I S C . HOME GOOCS
A P P A R E L , K N I T GOODS £ S H O E S . ,

10.00
4.59
1.81
1.33
.47
1.26
1.52
5.41

150.9
166. 7
142.2
147.8
126.2
176.0
188.2
137.5

151.0
166.8
143.1
151.0
109.6
175.0
191.7
137.7

152.3
1S9.6
149.0
162.5
111.0
173.8
190.5
137.6

153.6
174.8
168.6
186.5
118.?
169.2
186.7
135.7

154.5
179.4
178.1
199.1
119.1
170.3
188.4
133.4

155.0
180.0
178.9
206.7
100.3
170.6
189.0
133.8

153.0
178.4
182.6
213.9
94.2
165.5
184.1
131.4

153.2
177.7
178.8
201.4
115.2
164.9
186.9
132.4

155.4
182.5
192.3
218.4
118.8
165.2
185.0
132.4

156.4
183.7
198.6
223.7
127.8
164.9
181.6
133.2

153.5
178.8
189.7
212.6
125.5
164.4
178.0
132.0

153.4
178.4
189.2
209.1
133.2
166.3
175.4

CONSUMER S T A P L E S
PROCESSED FOOCS
B E V E R A G E S ANC TOBACCO
D R U G S , S O A P , AND T O I L E T R I E S .
NEWSPAPERS, M A G A Z I N E S ,
BOOKS
CONSUMER FUEL A N D L I G H T I N G . .
FUEL O I L AND G A S O L I N E
RESIDENTIAL U T I L I T I E S
ELECTRICITY

19.10
8.43
2.43
2.97
1.47
3.67
1.2C
2.46
1.72

164.2
136.5
145.0
213.2
148.9
206.0
152.7
232.0
255.6

165.7
137.0
149 .6
217.0
14 9. 7
2 06. 0
148.4
234.1
258.2

167.3
138.7
151.7
217.6
147.7
210.0
150.3
239.1
264.7

168.2
139.5
154.6
217.9
147.6
210.3
146.5
241.5
267.5

166.2
139.6
146.1
216.5
146.1
207.2
150.3
235.0
257.7

168.4
140.2
150.1
213.6
146.0
212.6
152.1
242.1
267.5

168.0
141.1
142.2
219.6
146.9
212.3
149.7
242.8
268.1

166.6
13 7 . 9
142.6
217.4
147.6
213.7
153.0
243.3
268.1

166.3
138.7
141.9
217.4
142.9
212.8
148.2
244.3
269.1

166.6
139.4
144.7
213.9
143.1
213.5
148.9
245.0
269.7

168.1 166.9
139.4
135.5
149.0
215.5
215.5
140.5
140.8
220.7
152.7
158.0
253.8
281.9

167

11.63 194.4
6. 85 1 7 4 . 4
2.42 223.3
1.76 2 5 2 . 8
.61 1 3 6 . 5

193.8
17S.3
223.S
2 4 0 . 9|
135.4

192.8
175.1
223.3
239.5
138.4

196.9
134.9
222.4
231.8
133.3

198.0
186.8
225.0
226.1
134.6

193.0
182.1
223.4
215.4
130.4

188.7
175.8
220.4
216.8
127.4

188.0
175.2
220.4
213.8
128.6

186.1
174.6
213.3
207.3
126.0

18 5 . 9
173.3
214.2
214.3
133.2

182.3 178.4
170.5
169.3
210.5
205.8
206.5
193.4
133.6

177

CURABLE GOODS M A T E R I A L S
CONSUMER CURABLE
EQU I P M EN T
CONSTRUCTION
METAL M A T E R I A L S N E C

26.73
3.43
7. 84
9.17]
6.29

163.5
158.5
190.7
150.2
156.1

161.8 160.1
150.9 148.7
189.8 183.6
150.4 151.2
155.4 149.4

157.9
142.3
188.6
150.7
150.2

159.1
143.0
189.8
148.8
152.4

159.6
143.6
183.8
148.8
147.7

157.5
146.0
177.5
146.8
146.8

157.8
155.4
176.6
145.1
150.0

158.4
156.0
178.4
146.3
1*2.6

157.4
161.3
175.9
147.3
147.2

152.3
143.5
173.1
146.2
13 9 . 9

145.0
112.9
167.2
144.3
137.3

143

NONDURABLE M A T E R I A L S
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
CONTAINERS
GENERAL B U S I N E S S S U P P L I E S .
NONDURABLE M A T E R I A L S
N E C . . .

25.92
9.1 1
3.03
6.07
7.40

186.0
166.9
165.6
167.6
242.0

186.5 1 8 5 . 3
168.5 1 6 7 . 5
174.0 1 7 3 . 7
165 .
164.4
240.0 2 3 9 . 5

185.5
166.2
169.3
164.7
239.0

184.7
164.8
165.0
164.7
237.2

184.6
164.5
166.2
163.7
236.1

183.8
162.1
168.2
159.1
233.1

184.9
163.4
166.0
16 2 . 1
234.7

184.9
164.9
161.9
166.4
2^4.2

185.4
165.0
167.5
163.7
233.4

186.2
161.7
163.7
160.7
235.8

186.1
160.4
167.1
157.1
236.6

185

160.4
136.5
220.9
225.4
218.4
243.4

161.7
137.7
222.
227,
221.1
244. 3

159.8
135.3
222.4
227.1
216.5
248.5

162.0
137.1
225.0
230.2
218.1
253.1

162.7
137.4
226.3
231.8
219.4
254.8

163.8
139.1
226.5
232.0
220.6
254.2

166.0
142.0
228.1
233.3
221.8
256.7

166.6
142.4
228.6
234.3
223.9
255.9

165.4
140.2
229.4
235.0
227.2
254.8

167.5
144.4
227.9
233.0
225.4
252.7

171.1 171.2
147.5 148.0
232.7
238.7
225.8
263.0

171
147

167.2
158.3

164.4
159.5

163.7
160.8

166.6
161.0

171.4
159.0

171.1
160.7

173.5
159.9

172.7
159.0

178.5
158.8

177.0
159.2

160.0 150.0
160.1

150

131

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT
F R E I G H T AND P A S S E N G E R
FARM E Q U I P M E N T

EQUIP.

MATERIALS

B U S I N E S S FUEL AND P O W E R . . . .
M I N E R A L FUELS
NONRESIDENTIAL
UTILITIES.
ELECTRICITY
GENERAL
INDUSTRIAL...
C O M M E R C I A L AND C T H E R .
SUPPLEMENTARY
OF CONSUMER

GROUPS
GOODS

A U T O M O T I V E AND HOME
A P P A R E L AND S T A P L E S

GCODS.

INDEXES

TO R E V I S I O N

ARE S U B J E C T

REVISED




9.41
6.07
2.86!
2.32
1.03
1.21

7.80
24.51

FOR THE P R E V I O U S

THREE

MONTHS

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1 9 5 7 - 5 9 : = 100
SEASONALLY

ADJUSTED

INDUSTRY

TOTAL

1957-59
PROPORTION

GROUPINGS

1969
MAP.

APR.

MAY

JUNE

JULY

161.4

163.7
160.4
167.7
138.9
242.5

159.5
153.5
167.1
139.9
241.5

158.5
151.5
167.3
140.1
241.0

157.1
145.2
136.8
172.6
172.5
162.9

157.1
145.6
134.1
169.7
171.9
164.0

154.1
142.4
129.3
172.0
16 9.1
162.7

147.3
134.8
122.0
163.1
163.5
162.1

144
131
118

1 7e. 0
190.6
195.2
197.7
159.9
164.4
153.3
197.9

177.4
191.2
185.2
199.1
158.1
164.8
149.7
187.0

176.0
19C.3
183.0
199.Q
156.7
164.7
147.1
193.3

167.2 159.5
186.2 182.4
1 8 0 . 0 17ft.?
19 4 . 5 19C>5
139.0 121.7
127.3
95.4
145.7 140.6
181.8 181.6

157
179
17?
189
120
96
138
184

139.2
152.6
116.1

134.1
149.4
107.6

134.7
148.8
110.5

136.9
150.1
114.2

134.0 133.0
148.9 148.0
108.2

132
148

173.5
179.5
167.A

169.1
174.4
163.6

168.3
173.8
162.6

167.3
172.5
162.0

166.1
172.9
159.1

164.8
171.7
157.7

164.9
17?. 3
156.9

166
175
157

137.5
150.3
140.1
95.9

13 8 . 9
151.3
140.8
100.2

136.7
147.9
137.7
104.5

135.8
145.9
139.0
9Q.3

135.Q
145.3
140.9
95.6

135.9
14ft.1
140.7
93.6

135.6 136.4
145.3
145.7
140.5
94.6

137

164.6
174.8
157.3
142.1

164.4
174.9
156.9
137.9

165.0
176.3
156.9
139.3

163.0
174.5
154.8
136.9

161.7
170.3
155.2
137.5

161.9
177.0
154.6
140.0

162.1
172.9
154.3
138.7

157.5
165.8
151.5
H7.A

157.2
167.0
15 0 . 1
134.5

158

222.1
240.2
281.9
143.3
231.4

224.1
242.6
284.3
143.0
234.0

224.7
242.3
294.8
146.6
235.3

227.0
244.4
289.2
147.9
239.4

220.2
241.4
281.3
146.5
212.2

224.3
243.2
295.8
147.8
227.8

226.8
243.3
285.7
145.5
244.8

223.5
239.8
280.7
147.5
2?6.9

221.8 221.5
240.9
240.3
292.2
150.3
151.6
220.0

221

0 7 1 3 9 . 2 143 . 1 1 4 2 . 7
25 1 4 1 . 0 1 4 2 . 1 1 4 4 . 7
6 4 1 3 7 . 5 13 7 . 4 1 4 0 . 2
61 1 5 9 . 7 1 6 7 . 2 1 6 9 . 9
82 1 1 6 2 1 1 5 . 1 1 1 7 . 8

143.5
145.2
140.4
170.7
122. P

141.3
143.3
140.0
161.0
116.8

142.3
143.7
140.1
162.8
125.1

141.3
143.1
141.0
154.6
117.8

139.2
140.7
138.3
153.7
120.7

140.0
141.1
139.5
149.6
126.6

140. i
141.6
138.«
156.4
121.8

141.0 139.6
14?.5
139.9
138.8
135.9
162.2
122.9

M9

170.4

170.5

171.1

170.2

169.0

163.8

I 69 . 2

171.3
171.1
171.5
134.4
227.9

170.2
169.7
171.0
131.7
230.1

170.3
169.6
171.3
134.2
232.7

170.8
171.0
170.6
135.1
230.3

170.0
168.4
171.9
133.9
233.8

16R.1
167.6
168.7
134.
234.9

168.0
167.3
168.9
135.5
235.4

168.5
167.4
17O.0
133.8
236.3

P R I M A R Y ANC F A B R I C A T E D M E T A L S .
PRIMARY METALS
I R O N AND STEEL
NONFERROUS M F T A L S I P R O D . .
F A B R I C A T E D METAL
PRODUCTS...
STRUCTURAL M E T A L P A R T S . . . .

161.1 159.2
12.32 162.9
6.95 150.3 147. 7 143.1
5 . 4 5 142. 7 138. 8 1 3 5 . 2
181.1 174.8
1.50 183.1
178.4 180.0
5.37 179.2
177.1 175.4
2 . 86 1 7 4 . 5

156.5
133.2
129.8
177.3
178.9
174.6

157.8
141.9
134.4
183.6
178.3
174.4

154.7
138.9
133.0
175.4
175.2
170.2

155.2
142.6
136.7
174.4
171.4
164.2

155.6
142.7
138.8
169.2
172.3
164.4

M A C H I N E R Y AND R E L A T E D PRODUCTS
MACHINERY
NONELECTRICAL
MACHINERY...
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
TRANSPORTATION
EQUIPMENT....
MOTOR V E H I C L E S AND P A R T S . .
A I R C R A F T AND OTHER E Q U I P . .
I N S T R U M E N T S AND R E L A T E O PROD

27.98
14.80
8.43
6.37
10. 19
A.68
5.26
1.71

181.1
187.4
194.9
177.5
168.3
159.9
171.9
196.0

180.3
188. 7
196.5
178.3
163.9
152.0
170.7
197.4

178.8
189.7
195.9
181.5
159.6
146.8
166.7
194.8

180.0
195.8
195.8
195.9
154.3
142.1
161.4
194.0

192.2
199.1
196.6
202.5
156.0
148.9
159.1
193.6

178.6
1 9 4 .Q
191.7
199.1
153.1
148.0
154.1
195.4

177.6
19 1 . 0
187.1
196.3
157.3
159.5
153.0
191.3

4.72
2.99
1.73

140.6
155.9
114.1

139.9
157.4
109.7

141.1
154.5
119.0

141.2
155.0
117.5

137.5
151.7
113.1

140.3
154.6
115.5

3.05
1.54
1.51

175.1
183.7
166.4

175.3
133.3
167.2

175.9
193.4
169.2

174.0
179.4
168.4

174.2
180.4
167.9

7.60
2 90
3 .59
1 .11

1 4 2 . 9 1 41 . 5
151. 9 150.3
148 0 1 4 7 . 9
98.0
102 7

141.3
152.9
145.8
96.9

138.8
151.3
141.7
96.9

8 17
3 A3
4 .74
1 .53

1 66 I 1 6 6 . 9
175. 9 178.0
159. I 1 5 8 . 6
145 1 1 4 2 . 0

164.6
173.8
1^7.9
141.7

C H E M I C A L S , P E T R O L F U V , & RUBBER,
C H E M I C A L S ANC PRODUCTS
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
P E T R O L E U M PRODUCTS
RUBPER ANO P L A S T I C S PRODUCTS,

11 54
7 59
3 84
1 .97
1 99

225 .3 224.3
2 40. 8 2 4 1 . 7
283. 9 283.8
150. 9 1 4 9 . 5
240. 2 234.8

F O O D S , B E V E R A G E S , AND T O B A C C O .
F C O D S AND BEVERAGES
FOOD M A N U F A C T U R E S
BEVERAGES
,
TOBACCO PROCUCTS

11.
10
8.
1

DURABLE

86.45
48.07
33.38
8.23
5.32

TOTAL.

168 . 8

r

MANUFACTURES

C L A Y , G L A S S , AND LUMBER
CLAY, GLASS,
ANC STONE
LUMBER AND P R O D U C T S

PROD,

F U R N I T U R E AND M I S C E L L A N E O U S .
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
M I S C . MANUFACTURES
NCNDUPABLE
TEXTILES,
TEXTILE
APPAREL
LEATHER

171.8
172.1
171.5
132.6
226.0

r

OCT. pNOV.

167.7
166.7
169.0
137.1
235.8

171.1

MANUFACTURING,
DURABLE
NONCURABL E
MINING
UTILITIES

AUG. SEPT.

16 5 . 8 rl 62 . 4

1 CO.00 1 7 1 . 4

INDEX.

1970

161
162

MANUFACTURES

APPAREL, & LEATHER.
M I L L PRODUCTS
PRCDUCTS
AND PRODUCTS

PAPER AND P R I N T I N G
PAPER AND P R O D U C T S
P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G .
NEWSPAPERS

150

MINING
C O A L , O I L , AND G A S
COAL
CRUCE O I L AND \l ATUP AL G A S . . .
C I L ANC GAS E X T R A C T I O N . . . .
CRUDE O I L
GAS AND GAS L I Q U I D S
O I L AND GAS D R I L L I N G
M E T A L , S T O N E , & EAR T F M IN ER A LS
METAL M I N I N G
S T O N E AND EARTH M I N E R A L S
UTIL

129.1
1 18.9
131.2
140.6
133.5

130.3
119. 3
132.6
142.0
135.0

128.3
113.1
131.4
140.5
133.7

130.2
122.^
131.8
140.6
133.0

130.5
121.5
132.4
141.2
133.5

129.8
123.0
131.3
142.9
135.2

132.3
134.2
13 1 . 9
143.9
135.8

133.3
124.3
135.1
146."*
137.5

131.0
127.5
131.7
143.2
134.4

135.1
128.5
136.5
148.2
139.8

138.2
127.9
140.3
152.1
144.1

138.9
128.1
141.2
152.7
145.2

138
127
141
152
144

43
.61
.82

149.6
153.3
146.9

15 3 . 7
152.3
154.8

149.2
155.7
14?.6

153.5
158.4
149.8

156.8
165.8
150.1

153.1
162.6
146.1

146.6
151.8
142.8

146.1
150.3
143.0

146.8
15? . 9
143.3

146.6
15 2 . 3
142.3

142.4
144.5
140.9

144.6
148.4
141.7

149

4.04
1.28

238.3
187.6

240.5
188.4

243.1

246.1

242.8

247.1

248.4

248.7

249.5

248.6

2 57.1

!

ITIES

ELECTRIC.
GAS

r

6 .80
I .16
c . 64
4 .91
4 .25
.66
73

REVISED




INDUSTRI AL PRODUCT ION
!957-59r=rl00

NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

197Q
JAN.

MARKET GROUPINGS

TOTAL

173.6

INDEX.

FINAL PRODUCTS, TOTAL
CONSUMER GOODS
EQUIPMENT, INCL. D C FENSE.
MATE PI AL S

17C.8
162.5
188.6
174. t

169.6 168.2

170.0 166.2
162.6 156.6
196.0 197."
176.9 172.6

167.1
159.0
184.?
169.5

FFR.

MAR.

171.5

17?.1

MAY

JUNE

JULY

170.6

169.1

172.1

163 .6

170.5 169.9
163.0 161.8
186.5 187.3
172.5 174.0

166.9
160.6
180.3
174.3

165.fl
160.3
177.7
172.1

169.9
165.7
17Q.0
174.1

161.6
140.4
189.4

167.0
152.2
196.5

167.0
152.4
1P6.3

173.8
173.2
174.4

AUG.

SEPT.

OCT. pNOV.

1 6 9 . I r l 7 0 . 2 r 166 . 4

162.

161.8
157.6
170.9
t65.3

167.1
165.3
170.9
170.9

160.2
158.1
164.5
165.2

182.9
195.0
190.1

131.6
98.3
175.6

116.6 135.3
68.9 109.5
179.5 170.5

r

169.0
169.4
170.4
171.3

164.6
164.2
165.5
169.3

CONSUMER GQOCS
AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS
AUTO S
AUTO PARTS I ALLIED PRODUCTS.

173.21 1 7 9 . 3
162.8 172.3
19fc. Pi 1 8 7 . 8

HOME GCCDS AND APPAREL
HOME GOODS
APPLIANCES, T V , & R A D I O S . . . .
A PPL I ANCES
;
TV AND HCME RADIOS
!
FURNITURE AND RUGS
J

156.6 143.4
173.7 167.?
147.9 135.0
149.5 147.5
1 4 3 . 4 99.7
182.5 181.5
196.9 193.6
142.1 123.2

1 ^ 7 . 4 159 .6
166.3 178.4
149.9 181.6
161.6 201. 9
116.4 124.?
17r'.0 1 6 7 . 2

158.3
182.9
190.1
215.7
117.8
168.3

SHCES./

159.3
184.0
1BC.2
192.4
145.6
180.3
191.5,
136.5

157.1 154.1
181.4 177.5
188.3 185.7
223.0 219.8
90.3
89.5
165.8 159.2
IP?.9 183.9 186.3 1 8 6 . 2 1 8 3 . 0
131.4 141.8 137.4 1 3 6 . 5 1 3 4 . 4

156.4
190.0
186.0
213.0
110.O
162.9
186.9
136.4

143.7 154.1
169.7-174.1
17?.? 170.1
2 0 0 . 6 1 82. 8
92.3 134.2
167.3 168.7
173.9 183.4
122.5 137.2

156.6 162.4
18?.9 190.8
189.9 205.0
208.3 221.°
1 ? « . 0 1 5 7 . 2 149
169.0 174. Q
186.0 187.0
134.3

CCNSU^EP STAPLES
i
PROCESSED FOODS
!
LEVERAGES AND TOBACCO
!
DRUGS, SOAP, AND T O I L E T R I E S . . . ;
NEWSPAPEPS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS..
CONSUMER FUFL AN C L IGl-T ING . . . .1
FUEL CIL AND GASOLINE
!
!
RESICENTIAL U T I L I T I E S
ELECTR IC ITY

1*2.4
136.6j
146.8
2C9.C|
147. 1
199. 6
144.6
226.3
249.7

163.0
141.7
137. 3
214.3
147.0
192.5
151.9

164.4
131.9
132.7
213.2
146.4
226.9
151.5

165.6
133.?
140.«
220.1
147.0
219.4
150.''

162.9 161.4
131.6 129.B
142.8 151.7
?16.5 216.4
148.3 146.6
709.1 200.0
48.7 144.3

161.?
132.6
152.8
215.2
146.5
193.7
144.8

167.7
136.5
116633..33
2 25.0
145.5
203.6
151.3

169.2 179.4
138.0 153.0
148.7 156.7
216.3 218.2
1 4 7 . 9 144.R
226.3 236.7
151.0 153.3

180.7 172.9
165.1 150.4
152.7
272.0220.7
1 4 1 . 8 14 0 . 7
237.6
156.2
1*^.9

227. 5 258.2 2 9 9 . 9

782.2

262.9

246.1

231.9

247.9

296.0

316.1

315.7

182.9
172.9
213.9
203.2
114.1

183.5
172.8
714.2
207.Q
110.9

193.4 178.?
172.0 16*.3
213.7 2^7.9
704.4 193.4
131.0

MISC. HOME GOCDS
APPAREL, KNIT

GOODS, t

;

167.8 163.3
155.9 146.2
193.S 135.9

161.6
134.7
129. 7
212.)
14Q.4
207.7
153.5

1 1 8 . 2 116
89.0
98
157.9

EQUIPMENT
BUSINESS FOUIPMENT
INCUSTRIAL E3UIP M C NT
CCMMEPCIAL EQUIPMENT
FREIGHT ANC PASSFNCER
FARM E ^ I P M E N T

194. 8
177.?
228 . *
239.5
132.5

193.0
176.9
?23.?
237.3
141.0

197.3
184.9
770.8
??1.P
143.9

199.6
187.0
723.0
732.9
150.5

194.0 lflO.7
192.1 176.0
219.? 217.8
224.0 223.3
140.1 134.4

191.9
178.7
271.1
??2.4
135.6

DURABLE GOODS ^ A T F ^ I A L S .
CONSUMER DURABLE
EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCT ION
METAL MATER IALS NEC . . .

I f f. 5 1 6 6 . 3 1 6 1 . 9
U 3 . 9 163.3 158.4
191.9 190. 9 192.6
152.4 152.5 145.9
152.9 157.3 149.6

156.9
1*3.9
190.3
137.0
145.5

159.4
144. 4
19T.3
141.1
151.6

161.3
147.3
191.9
144.0
156.1

1 6 0 . 4 16Q.5
147.Q 150.4
1*5.8 1 7e. 7
148.1 14Q.6
153.6 154.9

1 6 2 . 0 1 5 1 . 2 1 5 6 . 0 1 6 4 . 9 14 8 . 0 144
158.5 147.7 147.6 140.6 113.5
179.4 177.9 170.6 171.4 166.7
154.1 150.1 155.7 153.5 150.1
154.8 138.Q 1 4 2 . 9 144.1 140.A

fvCNDURABLE MATFRIALS
BUSINESS SUPPLIES
CONT A INERS
GENERAL BUSINESS SUPPLIES.
NONDURABLE MATFRIALS N E C . . . .

193.9 187.8
166.6 170.9
168.6 165.6
165.5 173.5
2 3 7 . B| 2 4 4 . 4

182.5
161.5
165.0
159.B
235.9

196.9
16*.6
167.3
164.7
243.P

IR7.1
167.8
165.8
168.9
241.9

188.5
169.3
17?.2
167.B
?45.7

186.I 186.6
164.9 165.1
16^.9 171.1
162.3 162.1
236.6 238.5

177.8
154.7
157.9
153.1
?2*.0

196. 2
165.0
177.*
168.P
231.1

19P. ?
164. 7
177.7
160.7
236. C

1 9 9 . I 1 87
166. 9
175.6
162.*
?3Q.n

1 5 9 . 5 1 6 1 . 5 l*>0.8
137. 8 139.4 1^7.5

162.9
141.6

162.8
14^.5

162.1
140.9

164.3
147.0

166.5
140.8

162.3
131.1

171.3
142.6

173.3
145.7

171.5
14*.6

170
149

218.3
218.4
230.0

221.2 224.7
213.9 216.4
235.0 744.8

771.1
217.6
24?.4

723.6
217.0
241.0

220.7
217.7
2?5.l

227.3 ?39.0
2 2 ? . *> ? ? 8 . 4
?4?.l 261.0

247.I
226.1
279.0

253.4
7 ?Q. 9
288.1

252.9
229.2
7B7.2

179. 5 1 7 5 . 9
157.1 158.4

167.4 165.1
153.1 1 5 7 . 1

171.* 176.3
160.3 1*7.2

175.5
15*.9

176.0
155.3

1*3.5
158.9

150.4
170.0

1 6 3 . 3 1 6 0, 9
170.0

155

ETJIP.

195.6 193.6
179.1 174.4
2 2 0 . 0 226 .0
2 4 6 . 7] 2 4 7 . 7
136.B 1 2 4 . 1

177

MATERIALS

BUSINESS FUEL ANC P O W E R . . . .
MINERAL FUELS
NONRESIDENTIAL
ELECTRICITv

UTILITIES.

GENERAL INCLST* IAL . . .
CCMMERCI AL ANC OTHER .

158.2
134.9
216.7
22C.6
216.1
236.1

183.7
162.7
154.9
166.6
237.6

SUPPLEMENTARY GpnjPS
OF CONSUMER GOCDS
AUTOMOTIVE AND HOME GOODS.
APPAREL AND STAPLES

'REVISED




181.2
160.8

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

1 9 5 7 - 5 9 = 1 0 0
NOT

SEASONALLY

ADJUSTED

INDUSTRY

TOTAL

YEAR
P1969

GROUPINGS

1970

1969
NOV.

JAN.

DEC.

FEB.

MAY

JUNE

JULY

162.6

161.6
159.8
163.8
129.2

166.4
161.0
173.2
138.2

167.6
162.3
174.2
140.1

164.4
156.4
174.5
141.9

160.7
153.5
169.8
140.6

159.9
147.6
138.8
179.7
175.7
167.7

148.0
131.1
124.5
155.3
169.9
162.9

153.9
137.2
12R.7
168.0
175.3
168.1

155.0
137.7
128.0
173.2
177.2
169.2

148.4
133.0
123.8
166.2
168.4
167.0

145
129
120

172.8| 173.6

169.6

.2

171.5

172.1

170.6

169.1

172.1

163 . 6

MANUFACTURING, TOTAL.
DUR A B L c . . « • • « • « . * • •
NONDURAEL E
M I N I N G . . . . . a . . . . . . . . .
UTILITIES

1 7 3 . 9 175. C
176.5 175.4
1 70.6| 174.5
130.2 132.9
221.21

169.6 167.5
172.6 169.1
165.9 165.6
133.1 130.1

171.3
170.7
172.0
134.1

172.2
173.5
170.6
134.0

171.0
170.5
171.7
135.0

168.9
169.4
168.4
137.9

171.8
171.3
172.3
137.6

165.8
152.5
144.1
183.1
18 3 . 0
177.1

161.8 158.3
144.7 143.1
136.7 135.2
173.9 171.8
18 3 . 8 1 7 7 . 9
178 .9 1 7 1 . 9

158.1
145.7
136.3
180.0
174.1
167.6

161.4
150.7
141.1
185.6
175.1
167.6

158.7
147.9
138.3
18 3 . 1
172.6
165.1

158.3
149.0
139.4
183.6
170.S
163.4

r

OCT. pNOV.

169. 1 r 1 7 0 . 2 r I 66. 4

INDEX

DURABLE

AUG. SEPT.

MANUFACTURES

P R I M A R Y AND F A B R I C A T E D M E T A L S
PRIMARY METALS
I R O N AND S T E E L
NONFERROUS M E T A L S £ PROD
FABRICATEC METAL PRODUCTS.
STRUCTURAL METAL P A R T S . .

162.5]
149.1
140.3J
181.1
179.8,
173.3

M A C H I N E R Y AND R E L A T E D PRODUCTS
MACHINERY
NONELECTRICAL
MACHINERY.
ELECTPICAL
MACHINERY....
TRANSPCRTATION
EQUIPMENT..
MOTOR V E H I C L E S AND P A R T S
A I R C R A F T AND OTHER E C U I P
I N S T R U M E N T S AN C R E L A T E D OROD

1 8 8 . 4 1 8 4 . 6 18 3 . 2
195.7 189.6 190.2
1 9 4 . t!' 1 9 3 . 0
197.9
197.2;i85.0
180.1
174.6.174.2
169.3
166.91170.2
159.4
I77.pl 174. 5 174.1
194.4, 197. 6 199. 8

lfll.O
191.3
197.9
18?.5
163.5
1*4.3
163.4
l°2.5

182.9
198.8
199.7
197.6
158.2
148.3
153.3
191.1

185.8
202.1
202.1
202.1
161.6
155.7
163.7
194.6

181.0
197.3
197.4
197.2
157.0
155.4
154.9
l<*2.5

179.5
192.1
191.8
192.4
161.2
167.7
152.4
189.4

181.4
193.6
190.4
197.8
164.6
176.4
151.2
189.8

168.2
185.3
182.4
189.2
142.0
134.0
146.1
185.1

165.5
184.5
176.2
195.6
136.1
123.0
144.5
184.8

167.7
187.0
177.7
199.3
139.0
128.4
145.1
183.8

160.7
184.1
173.0
198.9
124.5
100.8
141.3
183.6

159
180
170
194
124
101
140
186

C L A Y , G L A S S , AND LUMBER
C L A Y , G L A S S , AND STONE
L U M B E R AND P R O D U C T S

142 . 5 | l 4 2 . 2
156.0)157.5
119.1;U5.8

125.6
137.5
105.0

132.5
142. o
114.6

134.1
145.8
113.7

139.9
154.0
115.5

140.7
155.0
116.1

143.3
159.7
115.1

139.9
157.0
110.5

146.9
161.8
121.1

143.3 140.8
157.4 156.1
119.0

134
149

I 7 6 . 7| 1 8 1 . 8
186.9J188.8
166.4J174.7

181.3 170.2
190.3 179.7
172.2 160.6

169.3
176.7
161.7

171.0
178.2
163.6

169.0
174.7
163.2

165.2
169.2
161.1

168.5
173.5
163.4

161.9
168.2
155.5

170.9
177.7
163.9

170.9
176.8
164.8

173.7
179.4
167.9

172
179
165

144. 2 147 .5
1 5 4 . 2 156. 5
149. 2 154. 8
1 0 1 . S 100. 6

130.3
145 .0
131. 5
91.4

138.9
1*2.1
141.4
96.4

146.4
155.5
152.?
103.6

143.0
154.1
147.1
100.7

142.0
154.3
145.7
98.2

139.5
151.5
142.5
98.2

139.3
147.4
145.3
98.8

124.9
135.9
128.2
86.0

139.0
146.8
144.9
99.7

13 8 . 2 1 4 1 . 5
1 4 8 . 2 15 0 . 1
143.3
96.0

140

P A P E R AND P R I N T I N G
P A P E R AND PRODUCTS
P R I N T I N G AND P U B L I S H I N G .
NEWSPAP ER S

164 .4 170 .2
175. 6 1 7 8 s
1 5 6 . 3 164. 3
142. 7 1 5 9 6

162.8
1S3 .9
162. 1
145.5

160.6
171.2
1*2.9
129.7

166.1
180.9
155.4
136.4

165.7
176.6
157.8
140.0

168.7
182.5
158.8
148.4

164.2
175.4
156.1
145.9

162.8
174.7
154.3
138.2

153.1
159.1
148.8
125.3

160.8
174.6
150.8
126.9

159.9
168.3
153.8
138.1

C H E M I C A L S , PETRCLEUM, £ R L P ^ E R .
C H E M I C A L S AND PRODUCTS
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS
PETRCLEUM PRODUCTS

22 2 . 6 2 27 . 1
2 3 9 .C 2 4 1 . 9
263. C 288. 2
1 4 3 8 148. 9
238 7 2 4 8 6

221.7 218.5
2 39.1 235.2
285.6 277.7
145.9 139.0
2 3 0.1 2 3 3 . 7

228.0
246.0
290.0
143.1
246.7

226.9
244.4
287.6
141.5
245.2

228.3
248.4
295.0
142.0
237.0

220.1
241.4
281.3
145.0
213.3

229.2
248.5
2P7.2
152.2
232.4

219.3
237.5
276.0
153.2
215.4

223.3
239.3
276.5
155.3
229.8

227.3 226.2
244.8 244.0
285.0
156.3 153.1
231.0

223

139 0
14C 7
136. 7
L 6 1 .9
117 3

141 .2
143 0
142 3
146 . 9
118 .5

134.0 132.6
137.3 133.9
135.3 132.5
14 8. 0 1 4 0 . 9
93.7 116.5

135.*
136.6
134.0
150.2
122.2

134.6
136.1
132.2
1*7.0
115.0

135.2
136.1
130.6
165.4
124.8

137.5
138.7
133.2
168.5
12?.0

142.7
143.8
136.9
180.7
12 9 . 1

140.4
142.7
138.1
167.3
112.0

153.6
155.4
152.8
169.4
131.8

154.3 151.2
156.4 152.6
1 5 4 . 7 15 0 . 8
165.4
127.7

141

C C A L , C I L , AND GAS
COAL
CRUDE C I L AND N A T U R A L G A S .
O I L AND GAS E X T P A C T I O N . .
CRLDE 0 I L
GAS ANC GAS L I C U I O S . . .
CIL
AND GAS CR I L L IN G
.

127. 4
117. 7
129.3
139.C
132.0
1 84. 0
64.2

130,
123,
131,
141
133.

131
117.
134
144
136

M F T A L , S T C N E , £ EARTH M I N E R A L S .
METAL M I N I N G
STONE * N C EARTH M I N E R A L S

PROD.

F U R N I T U R E AND M I S C E L L A N E O U S .
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S .
M I S C . MANUFACTURES
NONCURAQLE

RUBBER

MANUFACTURES

APPAREL, L LEATHER.
M I L L PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
ANDPROCUCTS

TEXTILES,
TEXTILE
APPAREL
LEATHER

1 3 2 .5
149.1
103.8

165
164

AND P L A S T I C S

PRODUCTS.

F O O D S , B E V E R A G E S , AND T O B A C C O . .
FOOCS AND L E V E R A G E S
FOCO M A N U F A C T U R E S
B E V E R AG E S
T C B A C C C PRODUCTS

163.9
176.4
154.9
144.3

162
155

M I N IN C
9
2
9
6
3

130.4
110.8
134.5
143.9
13*.7

1*4.1
123.8
136.3
145.R
137.0

132.8
122.5
134.9
144.7
136.2

132.4
123.9
134.2
144.9
137.4

134.0
135.5
133.7
143.5
136.5

132.7
127.2
133.8
144.0
136.1

122.9
Q4.7
128.8
139.8
131.7

133.5
135.2
133.2
144.4
137.0

136.5
135.3
136.8
148.1
141.2

13 9 . 4
139.6
139.4
150.7
143.7

140
132
141
152
144

143.5 145 .9
142.0 142 6
144. 7 1 4 8 3

139 . 3
137 .1
1 4 0 ,P

128.3
137.0
121.3

133.6
142.6
126.9

139.7
147.6
133.9

146.9
151.2
143.8

156.2
167.0
148.1

161.0
169.8
154.4

159.0
161.5
157.2

160.2
164.5
157.0

157.4
163.3
153.0

153.5
15 8 . 8
149.5

145

222.2

237.0

2*6.7

247.2

240.3

231.6 229.2

242.8

268.0

28C.2

2
8
5
.1
5

UTILITIES
ELECTRIC.
GAS

r

REVlSED




233.0
174.1

279.7

INDUSTRIAL

PRODUCTION

19 5 7 - 5 9 = = ! 00

NOT SEASONALLY ADJUSTED

1957
YEAR
-59
PRO- P1969 Y
PORTION^
OCT.

SUBTOTALS AND
INDIVIDUAL SERIES

1970

1969
NOV.

DEC.

144.3ll47.5
144.8&148.7
148.9H152.0
140.1 145.7
202.dl90.5
104.3|,107.1

147.6
147.4
152.5
144.6
201.0
106.3

142.9
I45.d
146.41
138.d
194.3
107.4J

136.1 140.8
137.4 140.2
139.6 144.7
131.5 135.4
188.8 200.9
102.9 108.2

2.60|
IRON ANC STEEL PRODUCTS
1.48
STEEL MILL PRODUCTS
CONSUMER DURABLE S T E E L . . . . J . 2 8
.34
EQUIPMENT STEEL
.28
CONSTRUCTION STEEL
.11
CAN ANC CLOSURE STEEL
.47^
MISCELLANEOUS STEEL
FERROUS CASTINGS t FORGINGS.J 1 . 1 2
.91
IRON ANC STEEL C A S T I N G S . . . .
.21
STEEL FORGINGS

136.0U39.3
137.0137.2
145.3 154.2
140.2 137.C
121.3[H3.0
U 3 . l t 96.0
144.4151.0
134.81142.0
135.5 143.0
131.51137.5

140.2
142.0
143.2
139.7
112.8
95 .7
170.7
137.9
138.7
134.4

129.9
137.1
123.0
135.0
115.a
126.0
162.5
120.4
118.8
127.1

134.3 131.3 138.1
139.5 128.7 144.2
137.4 115.5 116.1
138.0 138.9 144.7
103.6 110.6 122.8
197.9
64.C
88.5
149.8 154.7 185.7
127.5 134.7 130.1
125.6 133.4 127.8
136.1 140.6 140.6

.53
.45
.26
. C6
.04!
.0 2
.02
.05
. C9l
.97
.29
.37
.31

184.7:188.9
190.2:193.1
222.61225.9
150.1J151.4
139.T149.8
132.2^144.5
210.12C5. 0
129.1 124.2
153.7 165.5
179. 1 178.4
2*8. 1 252.4
150.4 147.4
140.3147.0

189.6
195. 7
227.6
161.7
142.6
152.2
212.8
126.0
155.2
179 . 6
247.7
156.8
144.0

188.9
197.0
229.5
170.6
146.1
142.0
212.8
119.2
143.5
165.7
245 . 3
149.1
112.2

135.4
194.6
231.3
144.9
141.9
141.0
212.8
122.0
134.C
164.3
243.3
142.5
117.6

PRIMARY METALS
BLAST FURNACES £ STEEL
PIG IRON
STEEL INGOTS
CARBON STEEL.
ALLOY STEEL
COKE

WORKS... 2.85J

•4n

J 2.02
J 1.73]
.29

.191

NONFERROUS METALS
PRIMARY NONFERROUS M E T A L S . . . .
COPPER SMELTING
CCPPER REFINING
LEAD
Z INC
NCNFEP. SHAPES G CASTINGS
ALUMINUM MILL SHAPES
NONFERROUS CASTINGS

JAN.

FEB.

193.2
200.1
233.5
163.7
149.9
153.0
224.1
120.8
154.5
172.8
243.3
156.6
127.4

MAR.

APR.

MAY

JUNE

JULY

142.5
145.8
144.9
137.4
190.8
114.6

136.4 130.4 133.6
136.6 135.9 137.4
139.9 132.2 135.7
136.7 128.1 132.5
159.6 157.4 155.4
105.0 103.5 108.1

130.3
135.0
131.6
127.0
159.8
109.4

133.4
138.9
119.8
128.6
126.4
103.2
173.3
126.2
127.9
118.6

137.9 134.8 111.4 1 2 * . 9 121.8
1 4 4 . 3 1 3 9 . 4 1 1 9 . 7 13 5 . 0 1 2 8 . 8
136.9 125.3 108.8 136.6 112.8
139.6 128.8 102.5 116.4 115.9
120.7 123.1 111.9 121.6 111.L
120.4 115.4 110.1 147.1 185.5
171.6 170.6 145.1 152.3 145.1
129.3 128.6 100.6 116.3 112.5
131.7 129.0 103.5 117.8 112.9
118.8 1 2 6 . 8
e7. 9 I C 9 . 8 1 1 0 . 9

116.6
120.0
88.5
110.8
109.6
133.1
148.4
112.2
111.8
114.0

191.6
198.7
235.0
158.1
137.7
152.4
226.0
116.8
152.2
178.4
269.8
153.8
123.7

191.0
200.2
235.9
159.9
151.7
147.5
234.6
110.C
139.4
179.7
268.5
159.2
122.3

186.7
194.8
232.1
149.9
131.2
159.3
234.6
104.2
141.2
176.0
272.1
150.1
118.1

181.0
193.4
234.5
136.1
133.4
141.1
236.0
101.5
I 11.C
141.4
234.1
112.5
9C.3

180.5
188.7
228.7
140.9
124.C
136.5
231.5
94.8
134.3
161.3
248.6
138.5
108.1

167.8 156.8
263.2 243.8
147.9 131.4
103.7

196.8 193.0
131.2 136.2
1C3.9 100.5

197.8
147.8
114.9

189.4 1 8 9 . 9
147.1 172.3
109.7 130.5

193.3 179.9
169.9 128.8
135.3

143.9 142.7 140.8
144.4 144.3 145.0
147.1 145.4 142.9
139.e 138.6 136.7
191.3 186.8 180.3
1 1 5 . 1 115.6 114.e

192.6
200.0
234.4
167.4
147.5
136.2
224.1
121.4
150.7
131.8
269.8
15E.5
128.7

AUG.

SEPT.

1 e3. 1
192.3
230.6
152.0
129.8
129.0
231.5
103.1

OCT.

183.5
192.7
231.2
155.2
134.1

FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS
METAL CANS

NONELECTRICAL

2 0 3 . 3 2 0 8 . 5 209.2 211.3 201.9
133.8 1 3 7 . 0 117.9 1 1 3 . 2 128.6
122.1 140.3 12^. 8 111.4 112.2

5.51
.35
.26
.69
.19
4.0?

1 8 2 . 9 1 8 6 . 1 181.4 185.7
165. 5 1 6 3 . 1 158.0 167.2
97.5U7.3
77.7
84.9
197.2 195.3 200. 7 205.8
79.8; 83.5
70.9
59.5
19?. 3 1 9 5 . 8 192.0 196.3

199.5 200.6
114.7 128.1
121.2 107.5

MACHINERY

FARM TRACTCRS

M I S C . NONELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL

1.87
.40
. 16

EQUIP

184.9 187.4
172.1 174.3
9 8 . 4 102.4
197.6 197.3
75.9
86.4
194.4 197.1

188.6
175.9
115.8
195.8
84.1
198.0

183.4
171.8
96.6
19 1.1
71.4
193.9

1 7 6 . 8 1 7 3 . 3 17C.3 1 6 7 . 3 1 6 8 . 5
162.6 162.7 156.9 147.1 155.0
95.7
98.5
55.6
fel.3
98.2
179.1 180.2 174.1 1 7 0 . 3 167.8
63.4
78.3
56.1
42.3
61.9
138.2 189.1 183.5 181.2 179.3

163.6
154.5
92.3
159.5
60.5
174.5

20C.2 2 0 0 . 6 2 1 1 . 7 217.3 212.0 207.3 2 1 2 . 0 2 0 6 . 1 2 0 9 . 0 2 0 8 . 1
1 1 0 . 3 , 1 2 8 . 1 1 3 2 . 9 1 2 7 . 3 1 0 5 . 1 10 7 . 2 1 2 1 . 6
93.2 140.1 139.9
112.4 128.7 144.5 131.4
93.3
9 7 . 6 120.8
96.4 143.2 155.7
106.7 130.7 127.3 126.8
92.5
9 2 . 3 1 1 6 . 1 110.8 1 3 5 . 8 1 3 8 . 0
I 17 .0 1 2 7 . 0 1 5 3 . 5 1 3 5 . 1
93.9 102.0 124.7
8 4 . 7 1 4 9 . 3 17C.2
107.3 127.2 115.6 121.1 122.9 121.4 1 2 2 . 7
88.3 135.5 116.2
69.1 87.1
75.7
85.2
83.1
69.9
84.2
82.5 112.6
95.3
170.5 193.6 181.6 180.4 188.8 206.8 186.5
98.0 173.2 150.8

202.8
153.3
177.9
162.0
190.8
116.6
107.3
131.9

MACHINERY
4.54
.56
. 33
. 15
.18
SETS....
.23
. 14
. 09

209.1 213.6
155.1 177.4
160.9!182.7
138.2 150.4
179.2:209.0
146.51169. 5
1C9.2 1 2 8 . 3
2C8.0I237.7

200.7
154.5
164.2
142.3
182 . 1
140. C
93.5
217.0

ELECTRIC RANGES AND OVENS..

.52
. 17
.C6

HOME FREFZEPS

.20
.07

181.31198.7
159.7:165.8
2C5.4I213. 7
134.2I139.2
181.0201.8
2C7.4J226.2
107.1!133.6

1 1 9 . 1 122 .0 1 3 4 . 6 1 9 0 . 5
132. 6 1 1 1 . 0 122.9 151.9
13C. 9 1 0 9 . 6 1 3 9 . 4 1 9 6 . 5
133.6 111.9 113.7 126.8
9 9 . 6 113.3 131.5 1^4.9
104.2 127.8 150.1 225.3
83.2
72.7
79.3 10).9

.67
.13
. 10
.03
.54
.38
. C6
. 10
.08

17C.2J188.8
147.3!l74.4
U3.9J125.2
2 4 2 . 4:^1 3 . 7
176.1 !l92.5
187.5 |200.0
2 0 8 . 4 J250.5
108.3 |123.0
1 4 0 . 6 1192.5

148.1
106.7
73.0
1 87 _R
158.7
172.9
179.1
67.3
170.8

143.5
114.6
87.4
191.8
150.9
156.9
180.0
99.0
174.2

166.0
136.4
104. 5
226.9
173.7
179.2
251.5
98.3
162.3

.38
.13
.0:

196.3 | 2 I 4 . 7 210.4 174. 1
2 2 4 . 3 | 2 6 3 . 9 266 .8 2 14 .6
13.6
09 .7
1 5.2 1 9 . 6
160.1 161.1 137.C I 19.0
271.6 288.3 302.4 2 5 2 . 9
165.5 1 6 8 . 2 162.6 159.S
1 75. EJ177.4 1 7 2 . 0 1 7 2 . 2
135.4 150.5 131.4 117.5
156.<1 1 7 0 . 5 1 2 5 . 6 1 2 6 . 4
115.6 132.1 1 3 6 . 7 1 0 9 . 3

179.7
20 3. e
14.1
143.5
255.3
156.4
166.4
109.2
U9.1
IOC.U

CONSCLE TELEVISION
HOME RACIOS
KITCHEN APPLIANCES

*. 2l7l

2C6.4
153.8
221.1
124.1
219.5
259.5
107.7

217.8
167.1
255.2
119.0
227.2
263.7
125.0

209.5
159.1
247.8
109.6
221.4
250.7
139.3

212.9 211.8 165.9
1 6 2 . 0 148.9 1 5 3 . 4
241.9 267.4 195.3
117.4
82.8 130.0
2 27.4 238.3 152.1
258.7 268.4 175.0
140.0 154.0
88.1

2C5.9 223.6
188.6 193.6
268.2 289.8
144.3
202.7 226.4
225.3 258.1
139.2 137.4

164.4
123.4
1C3.7
179.3
174.9
187.4
211.7
99.7
102.0

148.7
94.1
80.1
133.6
162.7
181.5
176.5
78.0
94.2

179.8
153.0
109.5
295.4
185.5
201.2
251.5
77.3
142.1

184.9
155.2
105.6
295.9
192.5
200.8
272.4
1 C4. 7
191.1

193.1
184.2
136.4
319.6
195.4
209.3

194.3 194.1 174.9 195.4 197.2
197.7 216.0 199.0 250.4 271.2
15.4
15.4
14.6
13.3
11.7
171.9 172.1 162.3 153.8 156.3
2 8 7 . 3 257 .0 2 1 4 . 0 23 7. C 2 0 3 . 1
147.1 152.5 154.7 159.5 166.9
160.2 159.4 148.6 146.8 145.6
129.3 151.1 149.5 143.0 145.5
150.0 172.5 173.0 166.8 171.9
110.2 131.4 127.8 121.1 121.2

157.2
196.9
13.5
134.7
181.0
156.7
142.4
100.7
98.0
103.2

168.7
2 C4. 7
14.3
153.7
190.1
155.3
139. C
129.9
154.4
107.2

157.7
197.4
12.1
12 8 . 1
L93.0
138.6
13 9 . 3
14C.1
159.9
121.8

130.9
155.1
08.9
1C1.8
181.4
105.6
135.6
123.8
157.7
92.6

i

ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES
VACUUM CLEANERS
WATER HEATERS

154.6
125.5
86.8
?35. 1
162.1
lei.C
180.0
74.2
190.5

168.3 169.5 161.2
143.6 149.1 126.2
111.4 124.9 100.6
234.7 217.6 193.7
1 7 4 . 7 1 7 4 . 8 1 7C. 3
1 8 7 . 2 137.0 181.0
2 3 1 . 9 2C1.8 2 0 0 . 2
85.3 107.0 106.5
117.6
96.3
95.5

109.5
177.6

TRANSPORTAT ICN EQUIPMENT

MEDIUM TRUCKS
TRUCK TRAILERS
MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT
LOCOMOTIVES
RAILROAD CARS




13
*.C«

2.48
4.4'

*122C
'
.l

1

INOUSTR IAL

NOT

SEASONALLY

AQJ'JSTED

S U B T O T A L S AND
I N D I V I D U A L SERIE S

1957
-59
PROPORTION

OCT.

NOV.

DEC.

164.0
171.2
188.9
154.1
122.9
96.0
109.1
100.7
114.7
16 3 . 0
162.8

I.01
.86
.46
.30
. 15
.40
.29
.10
.17
.68
.61

169.5
176.51
1P5.3|
174.4
130.3
131.5]
115.9
113.2
117.7|
165.
158.

177.6
173.1
185.C 179.6
195.9
194.1
168.4
181.2
135.4 136.7
161.0 128.3
115. 7 1 1 1 . 4
116.5
105.C
115.2
115.6
1 7 3 . 8 169 . 0
159.9
160.7

L U M E E R ANC PRODUCTS
L O G G I N G ANC LUMBER
LUMBER
LUMBER PRODUCTS
M I L L W O R K AND PLYWOOD
MILL WORK
SOFTWOOD PLYWOOD
WOCO C O N T A I N E R S

I. 1 8
.91
.55
.43
.26
. 12
. 12

116.3
108
12e.3|
131 . 0
73
2 2 1 . 6j
104

119.8
110.6
126.2
132.8
70.8
229.7
102.5

F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
HOUSEHOLO FURNITURE
FURNITURE.
FIXTURES & OFFICE

1.C2
. 52

T E X T I L E M I L L PRCOUCTS
Y A R N S AND F A B R I C S
COTTON C M A N - M A D E F A B R I C S .
C C T T O N YARNS & FABR I C S . .
M AN-M ACE FA BR IC S
WOOL T E X T I L E S
WCCL F A B R I C S

APPAREL
PRODUCTS
OUTERWEAR
MENS OUTERWEAR
MFNS SU I T S AND C H A T S
MENS S U I T S
MENS O U T E R C O A T S
S H I R T S & WORK C L O T H I N G . . .
WOMENS OUTFPWEAR
WOMENS S U I T S ANC C O A T S . . .
DRESSES
M I S C . APPAREL C R E L A T E D M F R S .
L E A T H E R AND PRODUCTS
L EAT HER
C A T T L E H I C E L EATHER.
S K I N LEATHER
SHOES ANC SL I P P E R S . . .

1970

1959

YEAR
P1969

C L A Y , G L A S S , E S T O N E PRODUCTS
G L A S S AND P O T T E R Y P R O D U C T S . . . .
F L A T GLASS AND C O N T A I N E R S . . .
F L A T ANC CTHER GLASS
GLASS CONTAINERS
HCME G L A S S W A R E ANC P O T T E R Y . .
CEMENT
STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS
BR ICK
CLAY F I R E B R I C K , P I P E L T I L E .
C O N C R E T E AND P L A S T E R P P O C U C T S .
M I S C . S T O N E AND E A R T H M F R S . . . .

K N I T GOODS
HOSIERY
FULL FASHIONED H O S I E R Y . . .
SEAMLESS HOSIERY
K M T GARMENTS
RUGS £ OTHER FLCOR C O V E R I N G S .
T U F T E D ANC H A R D - S U R F A C E

PRODUCTION

1 9 5 7 - 5 9 = 1 0 0

JAN.

MAR.

APR.

MAY

163.9 167.6
171.5 175.0
183.2 180.4
164. 9 1 7 8 . 0
120.9 125.9
64.3
84. 8
93 . 2 1 0 0 . 3
37 . 7
80.3
110. 1 1 0 8 . 7
143.0 147.0
154.5 155.8

166.
172.
179,
173.
130.
99,
10 3 .
91,
110.
151.
157.1

170.0
I 77.1
18 1.
184,
130,
126,
100,
114
162 .8
157.0

168.3
175.8
179.9
184.5
125.9
143.0
1C5.4
97.4
110.7
166.6
151.3

169.6 161.5
177.0 169.3
178.6 172.1
188. 5 1 7 8 . 9
127.9 117.0
152.8 155.7
110.9 108.5
104.8 100.9
114.9 113.5
174.0 174.4
154.9 153.9

ioe,

JUNE

JULY

AUG. S E P T .

17C.8
179.4
177.4
197.3
122.3
163.6
108.5
101.2
113.3
178.4
152.5

167,
174.
180,
178.
126.
146.
Ill
109,
112.
173.
152.

3
5
0
9
9
8
1
7
I
C
3

OCT.

168.1
175.1
178.1
12 8 . 7
147.5
108.1
106.5
109.1
170.1
148.8

115.6 100.6 105.2
107.9
89.4
97.4
116.1
110.9
104.5
120.7
113.1 106.5
65.2
58.7
53.1
207.5 198.C 190.0
99.7
103.0
97.6

112.9
107.3
118.2
123.6
62.9
218.5
98.6

112.4
107.2
116.6
121.8
56.4
224.1
97.9

111.4
109.3
124.4
131.5
64.9
235.6
99.0

113.1
110.1
122.7
129.6
69.C
224.4
97.7

109.0 106. C 115.5
10 1 . 2
9 8 . 1 I Ce. 9
128.4 120.2 133.4
136.0 126.1 144.9
75.1
62.0
86.9
231.1 226.3 235.4
101.I
99.1
92.2

112.7
108.6
105.9
132.6
127.2
144.9
137.4
82.5 70.9
242.4
241.5
88.4
90.2

190.6 193.5
L 79.8 186.0

19C.7
185.1

190.9
189.0

178.7
131.6

175.5
179.0

177.8
178.8

174.6
174.8

168.0
171.5

171.2
178.1

177.0
179.0

176.8
176.8

184.0
170.5

1.96
1. 67
.94
.44
.29
.20

151.91
163
1 0 9 . t\
311.1
8 5 . C|
83.1

154.2
166.8
113.5
311.4
81.0
77.7

155.7
163.7
113.2
321.7
80.4
78.7

143.3
154.4
100.6
303.1
78.8
82.0

152.1
164.0
111.6
310.4
33.3
80.7

152.9 152.9 151.4
166.1 165.0 163.1
UU.l
109.8 108.5
320.3 320.5 312.6
83.0
92.8
83.6
eC. 6
ei.3
81.8

148.3
159.8
107.4
205.9
81.8
80.9

141.7
129.4
152.5
140.1
103.0
93.9
292.6 277.9
78.8
67.6
80.3
70.8

140.4
152.8
104.8
291.4
68.6
68.6

145. C
158.7
107.5
307.7
65.4
65.2

147.7
162.3
111.9
309.7
63.2
62.8

. 71
.29
. 11

167.0
173.1
l.Cl
2 84.0
162. 6
136.2
2C7.2

166. 9 1 6 1 .
175.3 161.6
01.0
01.0
287.6 265.0
161.0 162.2
147.2 147.0
223.7 223.9

150.9
143.3
01.0
230.0
153.4
141.0
220.8

158.7
163.3
170.7 189.2
01. C
00.9
280.0 310.6
150.4 153.6
132.6
131.1
205.6 198.9

166.5
179.2
00.8
294.1
157.6
127.2
19 2 . 4

171.0
189.9
00.7
311.7
157.8
127.6
191.6

17C.4
186.6
00.7
306.3
159.1
120.9
182. e

170.2
180.1
00.7
295.7
163.2
127.1
191.1

159.5 169.2
167.7 181.4
OC. 6
C0.6
275.3 2 9 7.9
153.9 160.7
118.6 132.8
188.0 206.4

16 1 . 1
172.8
00.6
283.7
153.0
135.5
207.2

161.5
163.9
00.7
268.9
159.9
135.4
207.8

139.
158,
123.
1 ?5.
98.
175.
1?C.
110.
128.
1 64.

142.9
159.9
117. 9
116.1
98.2
1 80.0
12 6 . 0
126.0
126. C
169 . 4

147.1
175.7
121.4
12C.9
99.4
202.4
I 13.9
117.4
119.9
167.1

111.6
12^.9
37.6
8b.4
33.4
14 9 . 1
93 .4
68.7
97.2
163.4

134.1
152.
98.9
101.0
39.4
178.7
115.6
111.6
116.0
152.9

151.1
163.9
105.3
109.0
49.4
192.6
138.3
127.0
147.5
154.3

142.5
161.5
104.2
103.1
65.6
189.5
123.6
102.5
140.7
154.5

140.8
164.2
107.0
102.0
85.3
192.4
117.5
93.1
137.2
153.5

136.0
160.1
107.5
103.2
87.1
185.9
112.1
97.5
123.9
152.9

137.6
153.7
92.6
83.1
82.8
183.6
121.7
107.8
132.9
157.5

114.6 136.4
124.8 162.4
66.9
93.4
52.5
83.8
53.7
84.3
1 5 2 . 2 196. 8
104.4 [10.6
96.5
97.6
110.9 121.1
1 4 9 . 7 15 8 . 4

134.7
163.2
90.9
78.7
91.3
199.4
IC6.5
95.4
115.4
156.8

141.9
172.1
98.3
89.1
91.3
209.5
111.8

91.6
91.2
65.1
94.7

67.0
76.8
50.1
85.6

72.1
81.8
55.4
95.C

78.6
91.8
55.9
104.2

76.1
89 . 1
53.7
ICC.3

79.1
92.0
56.9
97.7

80.9
93.4
59.2
97.0

7C. 8
3 2.6
50.4
95.1

7 3.4

.1 e
.42
.23
.12

2.2C
1 . 10
.35
.25
.05
.72
1. 10
. 49
.61
1. 39

. 16
.10
.06
.6e

ei.3
77.3
92.71 9 0 . 4
6l.6| 54.5
97
101.I

76.5
88.0
56.6
96.7

166.3
172.0

54.9
62.1
42.3
82.6

73.8
83.5
57. C
9 e. 8

157.1

97.1

P A P E R AND P R O D U C T S
P U L P AND PAPER
WOOD P U L P
PAPER AND eCARD
PAPER
P R I N T I N G PAP ER
F I N E PAPER
C C A P S E PAPER
MISCELLANEOUS
PAPER....
PAPER BO ARC
B U I L D I N G PAPER AND B O A R D .

1.71
.18
1.53
. 88
.26
.17
.20
.25
.52
.13

167.
180.
165.
164.
168.
187,
136.
168.
173.
141.

172.8
190.2
170.7
170.5
174. 7
199.1
135.6
175.5
175 . 5
152.8

172.6
193.7
170.1
171.0
177.1
197.1
134.4
177.2
176.0
139.0

157.2
170.2
155.7
156.8
164.3
180.3
124.5
159.7
161.9
122 .1

163.2
185.8
166.1
166.1
174.5
187.9
139.0
165.3
179.0
116.9

175.1
197.3
172.4
172.5
177.0
189.7
151.0
173.9
182.6
129. 5

170.7
187.1
168.7
171.7
181.3
195.9
148.8
164.7
173.6
127.6

176.0
192.9
174 .0
174.1
187.6
193.4
139.4
175.5
181.4
142.9

167.4
189.0
164.8
162.9
168.1
192.9
130.7
163.8
175.1
135.6

166.5
ie7.3
164.0
161.2
173.2
177.8
127.6
165.C
173.8
143.3

151.8
174.8
149.1
146.2
156.1
158.2
112.8
155.4
155.9
140.8

161.8
185.0
159.0
156.5
162.2
170.8
131.2
161.7
168.3
138.5

155.6
178.1
153.0
150.2
157.2
176.1
127.0
145.0
160.6
14C.6

C O N V E R T E D PAPER P R O C U C T S
S H I P P I N G CONTAINERS
S A N I T A R Y PAPER P R O D U C T S . . . .

1.72
.42
.13

183.9| 201.1
193.2 203.1
191.8 204.1

184.3
180.8
198.0

170.3
165.1
186.8

174.2
168.0
192.9

186.7
192.4
183.0 180.5
201. C 192.6

189.0
182.1
209.5

163.4
191.8
193.1

182.9
179.5
196.3

166.2
160.0
184.0

187.4
186.3
196.2

180.9
188.0
173.0

197.3
197.8
203.3

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
JOB PRINTING L P E R I O D I C A L S . . .
JOB PRINTING
PERIODICALS ANC BOOKS

3.21
2. 16
1.05

162.8| 166.0
166.6 171.5
155.2 154.7

166.6
172.4
154.5

170.1
176.1
157.8

164.0
169.1
153.6

164.5
169.5
154.2

163.8
168.9
153.4

161.0
164.8
153.2

162.0
167.0
151.6

160.1
166.0
148.0

162.3
168.1
150.4

161.4
168.8
146.1

160.0
167.5
144.5




166.3
171.3
155.9

165.8
164.0
163.5
164.2
190.7
137.0
166.1
170.8

INDUSTRIAL
NOT SEASONALLY

1957-59:=100

ADJUSTED
YEAR
-59
PRO- P196?
PORTION

SUBTOTALS AND
INDIVIDUAL SERIES

CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS
INORGANIC CHEMICALS
BASIC INORGANIC C H E M I C A L S . . . .
ORGANIC CHEM ICAL S
BASIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS
J
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
PLASTICS MATERIALS
SYNTHETIC RUBBER
MAN-MADE FIBERS
CHE PICAL PRODUCTS
SOAP AND RELATED P R O D U C T S . . . .
PAINTS
FERTILIZER
PETROLEUM PROOUCTS
AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE
DISTILLATE FUEL OIL
RESICUAL FUEL O I L
AVIATION FUEL
KEROSENE
LUBRICATING OIL
ASPHALT* WAXES? ETC

PRQCUCTION

1.14
.72
2.70
1.45
1.25
. 60

* lA

.51
3.74
.66
.60
.17

1>?0

1969
OCT.

2 0 8 . 1 19fc.7
2 63. C2 4 3 . 2
314.4 320.6
233.9 230.6
4C8.1 425.3
468.1 499.6
188.2 199.8
399. 9 401.8
193. 7 1 9 7 . 0
162.0 175.6
135.9 128.1
132.1 119.9

NOV.

PFC.

JAN.

FEB.

W

&P.

A^.

MAY

JUNE

JUL V

AUG.

231.9
298.3
321.5
226.9
431.5
506.9
183.7
413.1
200.6
155. C
132.9
165.9

215.1
273.6
302.3
226.3
390.7
471.9
186.1
353.1
201.1
158.0
142.9
UO.l

SF°T.

214.2
270.5
314.6
225.0
419.2

OCT.

215.1
272.1
318 .9
232.9
418.9
496.9
193.1
391.2
194.4
166.3
116.7
121.5

224.1
286.1
312.9
232.1
406.9
474.3
197.5
387.1
190.4
148.8
102.1
125.6

204.5
254.9
3C3.4
229.1
400.7
445.3
192.1
407.4
191.6
157.6
103.4
127.8

222.2
282.7
316.5
227.3
424.5
487.3
197.C
415.1
200.8
176.0
123.3
139.0

222.3
234.4
315.1
228.6
415.7
470.9
135.8
415.9
20C.C
153.4
130.4
158.9

221.8
283.2
3C6.3
219.9
4C8.C
49C.9
18 1 . 1
374.9
200.5
156.2
14C.9
156.2

22C.2
294.8
315.3
218.3
423.2
5C8.4
184.6
402.9
208.7
191.3
151.9
125.6

207.9
265.3
304.6
223.9
398.5
463.9
18C.4
333.4
197.9
159.5
131.4
112.9

214.3
270.7
315.4
227.8
417.4

152.7 149.7 152.0
138.4 130.4 126.1
74.1
64.2
55.4
46.2
47.5
46.7
311.8 280.9 257-7
118.1 121.9 121.2
167.6 137.9 196.4

158.3
133.1
55.1
44.3
296.4
119.5
217.1

158.6 161.0
131.0 133.4
55.5
64.8
59.5
54.8
262.6 27C.5
118.6 123.C
225.5 220.3

164.2 16C.5
135.2 136.9
64.4
61.5
54.9
272.3
125.9
216.0

166.3
165.7
16 7 . 4
240.4
147.1

169.7
165.8
176.9
260.4
172.6

179.2 179.9
176.3 174.2
184.6
257.3 257.1
165.5

183.8
4C8.3 390.4
2C3.5 201.3
174.7 170.5
136.9 129.0
117.1 120.5

.87
.33
- I C|
. 14
.C5
.15
.15

151.0
128.2
70.5
63.1
288.9
118.5
183.0

155.2
125.6
61.2
57.6
280.0
122.4
195. 7

158.8
133.5
69.5
56.3
292.2
122.0
180.2

159.8
137.C
75.5
54.4
32 2 . 4
124.4
168.2

155.3
141.7
91.4
42.6
298.6
118.7
155.9

153.2
141.8
83.1
48.4
313.4
113.5
163.3

.67
.43
.24
1.32
. 60

194. 9
194.0
196.7
260.9
179.5

207.5 203.0
203.e 197.1
2 1 4 . 2 213.3
274.2 271.7
191.4 186.5

194.1
188.9
203.4
248.4
149.4

201.8
196.9
210.8
249.9
157.5

216.5 199.8 193.1 144.3 173.8
211.9 194.6 191.6 144.1 175.4
224.9 2 0 9 . 2 195.8 144.6 170.9
262.1 268.3 259.3 248.4 2 6 2 . 1
I 7 e . 6 188.0 176.1 160.6 173.6

1.52
.46
. 78
.23
1.56
.07
.0?
.23
1 . C6

135.7
155.3
125.2
133.1
111.2
81. 5
72.3
133.0
205.4

150.3 137.6
169.3 155.1
133.7 125.4
164.4 143.2
107.0 104.1
63.3
67.0
53.4
49.3
1 1 9 . 8 101 .2
241.8 206.9

134.6
153.5
124.0
133.4
104.9
75.2
61.8
97 .6
183 .9

134.2 131.0 134.8 140.6 134.1 1 3 4 . 6
162.7 156.S 155.9 1 5 8 . 1 157.0 160.0
120.4 118.5 125.e 133.2 121.5 115.0
125.8 120.3 125.7 132.6 131.6 149.8
1 0 9 . 2 112.8 115.4 117.4 122.0 124.2
86.4
38.9
92.6
9^.8 103.6
97.7
59.1
64.8
69.6
73.3
91.7
94.0
123.9 142.6 155.5 162.3 184.6 198.4
168.7 171.6 174.5 165.4 175.1 190.8

131.9 139.0
1 5 3 . 9 15 7 . 3
111.4 120.5
153.0 160.3
122.5 115.0
77.2
72.0
77.7
65.6
2C3.7 162.2
216.0 315.3

150.2 157.2
166.2 166.5
135.6 146.2
164.7 172.5
110.7 107.8
63.3
69.9
55.2
52.8
1 4 C . 6 12 0 . 0
294.3 240.7

GRAIN MILL PRODUCTS
WHEAT FLOUR
CEREALS ANC FEEDS
BAK ERY PRO CUCTS

.86
.28
.58
i . 49

SUGAR

.23
.11
.1C
1.28
.21
. 14
.07

110. 1
104.1
113.0
134.0
136.5
133.4
118.1
149.7
133. 0
143.6
135. 8
I 58.8

111.8
108.2
113.5
131.7
16C5
20 8 . 4
117.6
305.4
138.1
163.2
159. 1
171.1

114.6
118.4
112.7
141.5
155.0
229.0
116.0
349.8
136.9
165.3
1 6 4 . (j
168.0

112.0
107.1
114.4
139.1
112.7
2C3.2
105.0
3C3 . 1
136.0
158.2
159.6
157.4

111.5 112.2
1C6.6 112.2
113.9 112.2
134.7 134.8
119.7 155.4
192.5 141.7
111.8 111.1
2 5 8 . 1 174.5
131.5 132.1
161.5 167.1
159.1 166.6
lofc.l 169.2

103.3 106.5 111.7 113. P
103.6 100.7 100.8
97.0
11C.6 I C 9 . 3 116.9 1 2 2 . 0
133.1 13C.9 134.6 1 3 9 . 6
133.5 100.4 1C7.7 1 1 6 . 3
9 7 . 5 1 0 5 . 9 10 7. C
6C*
121.7 125.7 141.5 117.3
71.7
94.8
70.1
41.0
131.3 131.7 133.1 137.0
157.8 159.5 156.8 152.2
156.3 155.6 154.7 1 4 6 . 9
160.9 167.0 160.9 162.4

115.5
<>2. (
126.5
142.1
88.8
88.5
114.9
60.2
135.2
142.8
134.3
162.2

117.8
107.6
122.8
14C.7
197.8
1C6.2
132.0
7 8.6
13 6 . 2
139.2
122.3
172.1

120.7
113.4
124.3
137.9
15 8 . 8
226.9
127.0
333.7
137.9
167.4
167.1
167.9

. 49
1 . 13
.78
.CR
.2C

197.5
146.9
139.5
149.9
164.C

160.6
136.0
279.3
193.1

137.2
119.3
157.4
175.4

129.9
121.C
136.4
133.0

130.1
122.7
127.9
135.1

141.6
133.1
142.3
153.0

162.4 163.4
155.1 163.0
136.2 126.6
17S.8 173.0

162.3
166.6
127.5
15^.2

170.7
175.6
114.C
167.1

142.5 151.5
155.7 151.6
70.3
67.8
117.4 162.6

157.2
144.3
134.2
176.2

158.2

1 2 4 . 2 123 . 4
119.4 137.5

124.4
128.2

99.6 125.0
93.3 113.7

129.6
12^.9

119.4
130.2

123.6
133.9

13 6 . 7
127.2

123.3 141.0
98. S 1 3 4 . 1

136.7
123.8

143.3
135.D

43.0
14 5. C
185.0
192.0
14?.1
178.1
19S.8
215.1
121.6

42.8
36.4
135.8 IOC.6
1 9 3 . 3 190. C
195.0 191.6
1*8.6 145.5
179.3 168.6
184.3 163.8
l ^ S . P 16 6.1
123.7 122.1

45.6
144.5
192.6
192.7
13 6 . 9
174.2
178.5
203.7
121.5

46.7
149.1

RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS
TIRES AND TUBES
AUT C T I RES
TRUCK AND BUS TIRES
M I S C . RUBBER AND PLASTICS

FOCD MANUFACTURES
MEAT PRCDUCTS
BEEF
MISC.' MEATS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CONCENTRATED MILK
FROZEN DESSERTS

BEET SUGAR

VEGETABLE OILS

J
J

120.5
I C9. 0
126.5
1*0.8
132.4
99.2
132.5
63.6
124.4
142.4
133.5
159.9

BEVERAGES
ALCOHCLIC REVERAGES.
BEER AND ALE
LIOUCR D I S T I L L I N G
LIQUOR BOTTLING
TCBACCO PROCUCTS
CIGARETTES
C I GAPS
MINING
ANTHRACITE
BITUMINOUS COAL
NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS
IRON ORE
CCPPER MINING
LEAD MINING
ZINC MINING




.61
. 12

.11
1.05
.33

* 1S

. 42
. 17
.02
.02

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