Full text of G.12.3 Industrial Production : February 16, 1959
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EOAP.E OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM For immediate relee.ee, Monday, February 16, 1959 0.12.3 February 16, 1959 BUSINESS INDEXES 1947-49 average » Seasonally adjusted 1956 1 1959 1959 pj&n. Nov. Jan. IpJan. Dec. 100 Industrial production, total Manufactures Euratie Nondurable Minerals 143 142 • 141 133 142 140 144 132 145 15k! 137 12* i 144' 152 135 123 ' 143 151 135 123 135 142 127 121 145 154 122 142 152 131 123 146 154 138 123 134 143 125 120 134 143 143 114 133 142 139 113 H3 11? 117 105 133 150 154 111 137 148 l6l 113 143 155 160 117 117 123 132 102 e257' p254 *255 P253 j n.a. p258 p249 247 p253 238 236 244 118.7 117.6 115.4 96.9 101.0 92.0 158.4 •".2 102.9 >0.5 149.9 * Consumer durable goods, total 135 Major consumer durables 144 Autos | 139 Other consumer durables 114 Utility output, total Electricity Gas Nonagricultural emp., total ll6.6 Manufacturing (prod, workers) Employment, total 96.2 Durable 100.8 Nondurable 90.8 Payrolls Freight carlcadings 1 Art . Total Residential All other '' *' • NOue: 1 • • — —-— 116.3 117-. 1 114.9 96.2 100.6 91.0 96.0 58.0 100.3 103.1 91.0 91.9 -- 82 83 62 pl44 pl50 137 153 130 147 Pf i n R Ta'.vivli 1P t i nr /*/>»• wo /»+ wuuov/i lUJuvlciv Uti , <3VaJLtm 1 MA Dec. — . • . ,,. • 95.5 100.6 89.5 157.6 76 2iC6 . n.a. 96.6 101.1 91.3 161.0 76 85 7} p252 pl36 166 173 1C0 132 Without seasonal adjuelnent 1958 1957 roc. Nov. i 66 91 82 i .I..- 135 116.2 -- 84 Department store sales, value el37 Department store stocks,value n.a. 1 j j -j sRT VOT*Q AT f fi av erag eO —— Unadjusted 195d Dec. I Nov. ! Jan. 98 112 75 70 75 | 68 i •~ - i i . i l nil. .I :.Tov. 89 86 91 ^ Construction contract indexes baaed on F. W. Dcdge data for 48 states. e—Estimated p--Preliminary n.a.--Not available TKIUSTRIAI av^r^g-e = ICO) 2. Scarucally ^jujtec' ' jr.cid Justed^ i;,; T ' :---d T 195-' Vr.z 0)L jp.Jp.;.. i Lc-,. i I'.JV. • Jor. rJar.., r c ; Y3V. Jar.. : IT.Arl.F I^rTFA TJI-ES: Friziry rr.einla Mctdl I'abricatirg Parricni'ri nrtal product A y&^;.::Try JJrrT 1 ^ ' r j -Li ricnl 7r;.rr-T ::T^i:r- f quipTsrnt .u" ; , t; ickp, and parts ' l.rr f rar.sportaticn equip. I:.- ^ r%: t .'/.9 ".- v. . r.ri 3u::bpr prcductg a%d Ki&sn products i :: r : - " : rcdu^t^ " m i n.inr^ll&nfcum I ' %r<" «\r i flx*\Lr^r X[: . 2 \r."C^s rrcnuiaCurro 125 16? 137 156 ! l.U 2 CO 2CF 123 326 175 13'* n.a. 13f 133 136 I I j I 122 165 116 152 132 i?0 20h 123 321 175 136 i 1L v 12;' 132 Lf.:y i; 16 3 1150 1.-3 1-:' 20,; lie 327 173 137 151 125 lj'+ 129 137 luo ! 128 ! 120 159 ' 170 I lt-8 1 12} 13f' 151 I 153 130 1 % 133 1-2 , 2v0 l | 190 191 | 212 j 213 10"" i U 1 I^ 315 1 3 30 ! 326 7 I 17? | l 5 K 5 ' 126 i 12^ 1-2 ! 1-1 | i:«6 11C I n.a. I 108 12 '•* ! 133 I ljo X 1 •*1 i"J,l ! 133 ic ' I 13^ 138 /' !.'-.* . i ... i;! " .-a j'i'3 oil ar.i r.at'jr.'i] p-~3 ' r :'V~ oil i-'V -i '-i mc r.T.i -a.- liquids -/r'V-l, ;.e, and parti, minerals p--Pr<~lii:;inrry 211 131 327 V'4 139 153 126 139 132 102 l6l 12"' 153 133 192 196 113 322 Jr 11" l/v 100 120 11 ^ V*k 125 110 10) 113 104 n.a. 103 n. a. n;> IV 12123 1:3 1^4 1 n.a, i-^0 n.a, n.a. l U 1)3 Vjl 1 (J n.a. m 144 1^0 l^J n.a. 120 1 jO 1-4 9 n.a. l^i 161 lco 177 n.a. 1 A 192 r. .a. n.a. 212 l4l pl^2 11 f 119 119 n.a. llti 116 116 n.a. 117 n.a. n.a. 11/ n.a. ^6:0 0 U- 112 1 112 ' 103 I n.i. ! 100 1C7 117 103 1 n.a. ICS 1C ; I 12° 125 119 116 I n.a. 137 1^5 ICO 1 n.a. ' n.a. 103 i'-O j I^rx i^s ; n.a. , IrS-jJ 170 ! ••Q j 139 116 1-0 142 1 n.a. l U > 1^) n.a. 152 160 ld2 163 lc2 n.a. 1'95 195 n.a. n • 01 • 214 195 1-0 117 pl44 131 114 120 111 109 111 LiO n.a. 112 121 n.a. ' H j 113 n.a. ' n.a. 1 1 : 112 12^ n.a. j a i l 39 14 106 112 121 101 121 67 lj<7 135 n.a. 12'; 120 1271 i'-n 130 .1 91 li-V 150 133 1 v-rjFAHu-r::;: "Fyilr; r.r/: rppr-.r^.: r.tli pr:du-tn /."TLr-i \r.d pr:d\ct^ r :: r- r :,r. 1 L'^Tr/r pr^ducto H :"rrr irct^ctn ' L' / r r.L-i product3 Tf.; : : r:rtir.g l -.T^y ' r/: ' product 9 . . %%:/? ir.'i r%cl1 yhing "rr.'r.:, ^cnsucpiicn Tr:r"ir^ end periodicals petr3l^;ni prcdu: tg arA a l l i e d p r o d u c t b Jr/l .nM :*i] checi :alo F r ar.d real products F""'" , r f-vrr^gen, *%rd tobacco r - d rnd I nv*rr.ge nii'rs. : : x: ::.;.r.uf'Rctur^s . r. •'( »"> »e T i •- - , : ^r.ul'n"" jvcs 121 167 136 153 131 197 123 123 71 72 147 147 135 135 n.a. p2CJ 124 124 1>3 136 1:6 146 1^0 icy 1Q-" 1^ 10104 106 112 OUL 6) 136 n.a. Iu9 126 74 150 12"O I- 7 136 13;n.a. p20n 109 121 123 73 1L7 13.7 2Cf ICo n.a.--Not arallable 3. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION (19^7-^9 average = 100) wivnuuv 195? p Jan • Frijz&ry metal 3 Ferrous metals Pig iron Steel Carbon steel Alloy steel Castings and forglngs Hcnferrous metals Fabricated itetal products Structural metal parts Stamping8 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 MilIvork and plywood Textile Bill products Cotton and synthetic fabrics Cotton consumption Synthetic fabrics Wool textiles Knit goods Apparel and allied products Men's outerwear Womenf s outerwear Misc. apparel, etc p—Preliminary Dec. eeeiFUBttjL u u j UB UtLtfllL 1954 I Nov. 1 Oct. 1957 Dec. Nov. 117 123 127 125 135 93 120 124 128 127 138 99 137 117 119 129 12b 144 90 140 102 107 107 107 108 87 117 118 121 126 125 132 99 129 148 12k 144 119 144 115 154 120 156 125 134 73 133 j 117 65 129 113 33 124 115 80 143 153 76 144 154 192 191 182 177 197 r;-3 15^ 110 597 1^1 100 593 24 160 106 591 19 . 71 89 582 15 151 95 571 59 171 569 72 124 139 127 170 122 193 135 132 14Q 152 87 193 101 234 105 240 75 155 c9 1-5 106 66 140 62 97 118 99 137 71 115 112 98 125 75 116 93 90 126 107 113 128 108 120 129 135 129 143 125 » * 135 97 , ' 84 116 55 92 107 97 121 65 104 90 80 117 93 102 121 I 4. iNLusrBiAi PRODUCTION (19^7-^9 average = 100) pJan. i Rubber products ; Tires and tubes Leather and products Leather Paper and allied products Weed pulp Paper and board Faperbcard • Printing and publishing Newsprint consumption Job printing and periodicals Chemicals end allied products Industrial chemicals Synthetic fibers Paints Petroleum and coal products Petroleum refining GaBcline Fuel oil Coke Food and beverage manufactures Fcod manufactures Meat products Lairy products Canned and frozen foods Grain mill products Bakery products Beverages Alcoholic beverages Beer and ale Coal Bituminous coal Cruie oil and natural gas Crude oil Metal mining Ircn ere Stone and earth minerals 210 117 Withcut seasonal adjustment 1959 1957 Nov. Eec. Get. Dec. 1 Nov. 128 128 129 106 119 n.a. 93 91 80 88 168 140 145 193 154 166 199 160 173 153 131 • 134 183 145 157 119 152 142 149 141 149 129 149 140 148 n #a • 215 119 214 200 118 211 199 117 198 194 114 203 201 115 pl58 1pl72 i IP151 I 92 j 1 113 133 87 105 100 101 n.a. n.a. SO 151 168 140 90 147 l6o 140 85 153 165 150 85 14 7 160 139 95 121 134 89 125 104 101 113 111 85 130 138 93 175 1C9 103 124 124 90 109 131 83 99 97 101 99 89 81 116 133 85 109 98 101 105 lOO 73 78 81 80 79 86 134 93 53 151 134 107 107 156 133 82 42 133 131 92 65 143 | 74 136 136 81 n.a. 138 Note•--Groups and subgroups Include individual series not published separately. p--Preliminary http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve15Bank of St. Louis n.a.—Not available 5. OUTPUT OF CC::SVM:K DURABLE GOODS (19b7-b9 average = ICC) T ! Seasonally adji'st^o "19^8 T W Oct. 1 Dec. Dec, j Nov. ' Uicidjus ted 'i^r T W Dec. 1 i-'ov.! Oct. 1 Dec, wAJ0R HOUSEHOLD GOODS i lb 6 liifi 1U 12b 139 153 151 113 Furniture and floor coverings Furniture Floor coverings!/ Appliances and heaters i.:ajor appliances Ranges Refrigeration appliances Laundry appliances Heating apparatus Radio and television sets Radio sets Television sets ! 126 I 131 127 133 12b 130 112 119 131 138 130 137 131 136 lib 122 1 159 168 lib —«• 157 ! 161 j 121 ! 130 ! 183 Dlb5 16? 65 3U6 iSh 215. in 17b 75 363 — • ibe 157 48 173 2J3 123 166 65 359 — — 1 138 ii5 ! 119 1 lb6 87 i 108 125 i 153 152 | 18? 103 1)110 183 r [63 66 79 bl9 ! 322 OTHER 10MSUI.T5R DURABLE GOODS: Auto parts and tires Misc. home and personal goods — — 156 16? lib 156 2b 1 136 212 99 b29 — — lb? lb 3 ;g? 229 lb 5 221 32 b35 102 109 79 106 156 80 176 76 365 i • n. a. 112 n. a. lib n.a. lib n.a. | n.a. 139 j lib f n. a. n. a. n. a. 110 122 123 Puoiication suspended pending revision. OUTPUT OF MAJOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS (19b7-b9 average = 100) Woven carpets Gas ranges Electric ranges Refrigerators Freezers .ashing ira chines Driers and ironers Vacuum cleaners Furnaces water noaters Auto radios Hcuceh .Id radi os Table r.odel TV Console model TV | Dec. I 1 j ( ? 1 n. a. 95 129' 93 132 1-3 597 107 IX n. a. 15;' ST 28'' 35'. | Without seasonal adjustment 1958 1957 Hov. I Oct. Lec. j ?'cv. 76 103 132 95 202 137 71, lib 13b lb 3 169 79 3'b b-7 79 97 109 75 231 175 705 115 151 126 lv 5 76 bll 552 61 6b 1C6 65 96 115 521 3b 72 10b 135 60 'i' 5 333 59 35 95 7b 91 155 657 9i 1*3 106 2C0 53 <21 1 j 1 j ' ° I I V 4 1 ii I Hot*. — F o r description and back figuressee Federal Reserve Bulletin for Hay 19pL pp. li38«aS2, rerrint available on request. Back fi cures, not in Dulletin, cn individual indexes for major household goods, v/ithout seasonal adjustrr.ent, also available on request to Division of Research and Statistics. n. a. —!!ot available r—Preliminary