Full text of G.12.3 Industrial Production : February 26, 1947
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BOARD OF GOVERNO^DF THE FEDERAL EBSERVE S Y S l W ' ^ for release in morning papers, Thursday, February 2Y, 19^7 February 26, 1947 0.12.3 BUSINESS INDEXES ' | 1939 average = 100 for factory, employioeat an»TkqrmiI?r ^ 1923*25 average ® 100 for construction contracts; 1935*39 average « 100 for all other series. Adjusted for seasonal variation 1947 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 Freight carloadings Department store sales, value Department store stocks , value p..prellmlnary. 1946 Without seasonal adjustment 1946 1947 | Jan. Jan. | Dec. Jan. Jan. Dec. 1 pl88 181 ISO pl84 179 156 P196 p220 pl77 190 210 173 136 163 166 161 141 pl92 p21f pl?2 P139 186 208 171 131 160 164 15/ 134 154 107 61 145 * * * 125 122 12? ' 50 118 pl4$ * * * pl50.0 P173.1 P131.9 •1*3 163 87 130.2 172.4 130.7 144.4 pl49.5 pl72.8 131.6 II9.8 149.9 I72.3 P131.2 132.2 II9.2 300.1 229,2 243.0 149.6 * - * * - - 328.3 272.4 144.1 215.7 150 140 133 138 131 123 p265 274 227 P209 441 179 # 274 167 * 235 146 ^ Data not yet available. 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 Beserve Chart Book, multiply durable by .379, nondurable by .469, and minerals by .152, Construction contract indexes based on j-month moving averages, centered at sec nd month, of F. Dodge data for 3( Eastern States. To convert indexes to value figures, shown In Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply total by $410,^,000, residential by 4l84,ljl ,000 and all o t W r by (:22b,lj2,000. ^ployment index, without seasonal adjustment, and payrolls Indux compiled by Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2> imMSTBIAL PRODUCTION (1935-39 average * 100) Adjusted for seasonal variation 1946 m i i Jan. Jan. 1 Dec. Without seasonal adjustment 1^46 194/ 1 ; Jan. I Dec. I Jan. MANUFACTURES Iron and steel pl'>2 159 * Pig iron 152 Steal 174 207 Open hearth 177 • 1^5. 422 Electric 381 Machinery 275 P2f5 Transportation equipment p231 235 pl62 Automobiles 1/ 18 f # Nonferrous metals and products 195 # Smelting and r*fining 158 141 pl42 Lumber and pre ducts Lumber 132 P133 ; pl6l 100 Furniture j Stone, clay, and glass products 1 p212 207 Plate glass | . 135 I 149 Cement . i * 177 Clay products 1 150 ! Pl'f'O 218 Gypsum and piaster products ?227 Abrasive and asbestos products P264 - 262 lb4 Textiles and products P174 141 161 Cotton consumption Rayon deliveries \ 254 i 260 180 Wool textiles 1 i * Leather products 115 i . * 110 Tanning i i * 122 Cattle hide leathers i * Calf and kip leathers 94 1 * 68 Goat and kid leathers i * # Sheep and lamb leathers 131 * Shoes •117 162 Manufactured food products pl65 Wheat flour 155 pl55 Meatpacking 151 P157 163 pl?2 Other manufactured foods Processed fruits & -» vegetables 175 p — f rsl Imlnary. r—Revised. 102 100 108 . 95 199 217 220 107 151 140 108 95 135 lf'2 29 .131 144 197 199 151 138 r235 153 117 115 131 92 54 151 118 154 i4y 131 165 145 102 100 108 P192 159 152 20? 174 1(7 ... 1*5 422 • 381 2(5 p275 | 235 I P231 187 1 P182 | 195 i * j 158 I * | pl26 j 129 114 i PH2 160 1i pl6i 1 p201 201 •149 135 * 161 | 158 i Pi 56 224 i1 P2i? 2b2 1| p264 164 j1 Pl/4 141 1 161 i j 260 254 180 I * 1.14 i '• 109 ! 1 * * 1 * . * * * * P152 pl55 pl84 pi 56 -- 122 92 68 125 199 217 220 107 151 140 99 tiO '135 lb 3 • 29 101 134 -• 190 199 151 138 r235 153 117 115 134 90 54 140 117 156 153 175 163 143 1*9 -155 137 94 118 152 * Data not yet available 1/ This scrlew Is currently baaed upon man-hour statistics for planto classified In the autcmobile and automobile parts indue tries and id designed to measure productive activity during the month in connection with assembly of passenger cars, trucks, trailers, and busses; production of bodies, parts^ and accvsjor:vs, Including replacement partw; and output of nonautomotivo products made in th& plants covcred# imjSTREAL PRODUCTION (1935-39 average = 100) 3- Adjuatud for Without seasonal variation 1546 j 1946 1947 i i 1947 1 JuJl. i Dec. 1 Jan. Jan. 1 Dec. [ Jan. MANUFAC1UBE8 (Cont'd.) Tobacco products Cigars Cigarettes Other tobacco products Paper and products Paperboard Newsprint production Printing and publishing Newsprint consumption Petroleum & coal products Petroleum refining Gasoline Fuel oil Lubricating oil Kerosene " Cokt; Byproduct Be^hivu Chemicals Bayon Industrial chemicals Rubber product# MINERALS * * * # * j 1 179 ; i 87 | i Pl39 j 122 j * I j — 1 plM j 1 * * ji j 1 * # jI j1 * j1 P333 j 1 P251 1 p268 | j 1 P^25 1 p2'^ I Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 143, 104 185 71 13.) 145 66 118 102 ploo * * • 1 t * i 1 * ! i * i 1 19 i br i 1 pi-5 j 11* j 136 109 17/ 63 150 lob 85 141 126 # 142 104 185 70 133 145 86 114 94 P166 » » plUti « 1^3 139 276 247 281 422 248 131 171 12% 180 116 111 296 234 251 364 215 141 130 121 P147 108 146' 159 114 144 107 * * | 1 Fuels P 150 Bituminous coal P173 pll8 Anthracite pl44 Crude petroleum * Metals Iron ore - • • ii — p.—Preliminary or estimated.. Coal Cok-i , Orein # Livuatock Fcr.-st products Oru http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ 148 109 192 72 151 lb6 87 138 120 pl44 * i 1 1 i i 1 , i j i ! , i ! I j 1 1 ! | ! * * . pl48 * * * p^5 143 139 27o 248 261 412 248 P150 P173 pHo pl44 141 130 121 #4, * * P36j p2y> p28ti * <* 131 171 125 184 lib ill 29o 233 251 384 215 lw 159 114 14'. vU 50 5<J i * 1 . * Data, not ywt avail olv. FREICBT CARL0ADING8 (193)^39 average = 1(X) , i I i j ! 163 175 157 123 iOv 1 132 155 lb2 122 15o 145 • 148 12 f 152 12o 122 lit 1 i ! • i 1 If 3 1 * lpf lie 1*7 44 132 loj 152 lib i j-j 44 14o 133 152 r!2i lOy HO